they've experienced the issue of homosexuality has caused a major rift in the catholic church between reformers and conservatives. crystal simpson is a preacher, and he is homosexual. he's not the only one more than 100 people working in the catholic church have publicly admitted they aren't heterosexual and thus don't conform to the churches ideology. many of them fear the consequences. thus they say, i am not worthy of working in the service of this church that i am a gay freak and that it's irresponsible for people and especially young people to be entrusted to my care. oh that, that would form for the bishop of often helmet teaser feels it's time for a change in the catholic church. he says the institutions view of homosexuality is outdated. i says, as it is this interpretation of the bible, incorrect in modern society remedies or if you mean that fundamental statements made about the phenomenon of homosexuality are inconsistent with current scientific knowledge than yes. the german bishops conference, welcomed mondays initiative and said no one should be discriminated against on

also coming up germany's catholic church in crisis. the archbishop of munich promising a reckoning and reform after a report for detailing hundreds of cases of child sex abuse dating back decades. and a solemn tribute germany's parliament marks holocaust remembered se with the special ceremony commemorating the millions of jews and other minorities who were murdered by the nazis during the 2nd world. ah, i'm see me. some has gone to glad you could join us. we start with a diplomatic stalemate between russia and the west over ukraine. the kremlin says there was little optimism freezing tensions with the u. s. and nato, after both rejected russia's key security demands. the kremlin insisted on legal guarantees, barring ukraine from joining nato and the withdrawal of nato forces from eastern europe. russia has mass more than a 100000 troops on its border with ukraine, fueling fears of a potential invasion. for these soldiers, the threat of war is a familiar one. the ukraine, an army has been fighting, rush him back separatists in the coun

the catholic church change to reflect modern society. the late bob marley remains a reggae legend, but the jamaican superstar also loved football. he paid his last concert at daily mount park in ireland capital. now, bohemian, i see a cloud that calls at home has released a jersey that features his iconic image. a mural of bob marley looks down on daily mount park where he took the stage for his last ever live appearance in july, in 1980 back then music's biggest stars really made the trip to an island suffering from draining poverty and mass immigration. it was pretty big deal at the time. arlin, pardon them like 1980. not a lot people were are coming to play gigs on the 1st major international star to play a big outdoor game here. so it's part of the history of, of the area here that we play in, and i love the stadium itself. daily, much used to host the irish national teams games and it's hollow turf has been graced by its share of superstars paley best and said on among them. the bohemians groan, stuff was less than enthused when mar

and so do you see this as a shaking a moment for the catholic church or just another report? it's very difficult to say, i mean, in a way, i think that the problem with this entire story, which is now closing on 20 years or so, is that every time that something comes out, i mean the outrages it's brutal and it's, it's a sense of full and complete this belief, and then sort of there is a slumbering back into sort of regularity. one has to admit, as you just ask that there had been reforms that things have changed, that the penalties for sexual abusers have become within the church. more stringent . sort of the cannot make secret, has been lifted. so now things have to be brought to justice. but the fact is that the overall state of the institution has not changed. and one of the things that was said today that was really quite alarming, is that nobody should mistake the case of sexual abuse for belonging strictly to the past. which goes to say that, you know, the things are probably still happening. and so if, if the institution which it appears to have done has 4 to be inquir

also coming up. germany's catholic church and crisis, the archbishop of munich demanding reckoning and reform after report detailing hundreds of cases of child sex abuse, dating back decades. ah, unlock, thank you very much for joining us. we open our coverage with the diplomatic casteel mates between russia and the west over ukraine. the kremlin says there is little optimism for easing tensions with the us and nato, after both rejected russia's key security demands. the kremlin insisted on legal guarantees, barring ukraine from joining nato and the withdrawal of nato forces from eastern europe. russia has mass more than 100000 troops on its border with ukraine, fueling fears of a potential invasion. for these soldiers, the threat of war is a familiar one. the ukraine, an army has been fighting rush. i'm back separatists in the countries east for more than 7 years now. but their story in the face of the late as escalation got another but you should not be panic hard for them if you do while or when that person is crying and swearing with it would be a fiasco if you panic to go. i. so w

he's not the only one more than 100 people working in the catholic church have publicly admitted they aren't heterosexual. and thus don't conform to the churches ideology, many of them fear the consequences. thus they say, i'm not worthy of working in the service of this church that i'm a gave freak and that it's irresponsible for people and especially young people to be entrusted to my care. oh that, that would form for the bishop of often helmet teaser feels it's time for a change in the catholic church. he says, the institution's view of homosexuality is outdated as, as, as, or is this interpretation of the bible incorrect in modern society remedies or if you mean that fundamental statements made about the phenomenon of homosexuality, are inconsistent with current scientific knowledge than yes. the german bishops conference, welcomed mondays initiative and said no one should be discriminated against on the basis of their sexual orientation. send layman says it is important that so many people found the courage to come out at once. i shall but as a see, i think it takes a lot of bra

and germany's catholic church in crisis, the archbishop of munich demanding reckoning an before after report detailing hundreds of cases of child sex abuse, dating back decade ah, on layla. how thank you very much for your company. we begin our coverage with the diplomatic stalemate between russia and the west over ukraine. the kremlin says there is little optimism for easing tensions with the u. s. and nato, after both rejected russia's key security demands. the kremlin insisted on legal guarantees, barring ukraine from joining nato. and the withdrawal of nato forces from eastern europe. russia has mass more than 100000 troops, honest border with ukraine. fueling fears of a potential invasion. for these soldiers, the threat of war is a familiar one. the ukraine, an army has been fighting rush and back separatists in the countries east for more than 7 years now. but they're stoic in the face of the latest escalation to the hospital, but you should not be panic hot. but if you do while or when that person is crying and swearing with it, it would be a fiasco if you panic to go. i. so we

can you explain why does sex abuse continue to be an issue within the catholic church? now that is an issue today, but the things that we have heard and listen to just now have happened over the last 35 years. so it is true that these reports show that we in the catholic church have a serious problem with this. however, i believe those reports are step forward because finally we can talk about it. we know the numbers we know for the 1st time. also the names of those who have covered up. so paradoxically, this is a step forward which gives us the possibility. and i hope also the impetus to really do what all of us know and what has happened on the last years and decades. that is especially invest into safeguarding what to do here at our institute of anthropology at gordon university for people for the safeguarding offices, diocese and our world, through our residential programs and our blended learning program. and secondly, to do whatever can be done so that with teams are listened to are accompanied and have a say in what they expect the church to do to better serve th

also coming up germany's catholic church in crisis, the archbishop of munich demanding reckoning and reform after report detailing hundreds of cases of child sex abuse, dating back decades. solemn tribute, germany's parliament's march holocaust remembrance day with a special ceremony commemorating millions of jews and other minorities who were murdered by the nazis during the 2nd world war last, john jackson, as you have never seen her before. i, i 50 years in the spotlight. the famously private singer dave hughes, a new documentary, giving her fans a candle, look at her a long career and strained family ties. ah laura, thank you very much for joining us. we started off with the diplomatic stalemate between russia and the west over ukraine. the kremlin says there is little optimism for easing tensions with the us and nato, after both rejected russia's key security demands. the kremlin insisted on legal guarantees, barring ukraine from joining nato. and the withdrawal of nato forces from eastern europe. russia has mass more than 100000 troops on its border with ukraine, fueling fears

and those who represent victims say, the catholic church must do more. we believe, ah, they are, they have become better in training of lay people are in a put a protection programs for children are but, but in terms of on dealing with the victims and not protecting of the perpetrators, it's still the same old system. benedict proffered his resignation as pope ameritas last year, an offer declined by the current pontiff. but thursday's report is just the latest in a torrent of abuse claims that have come to light in recent years. further exposing the decades of hidden crimes committed by the catholic church out a story off to my own heart. a british belgian teenager has become the youngest woman to fly solo around the world after a journey that took 5 months. sarah rather, ford has landed back in belgium. she says we took on the challenge to encourage more girls and women to get involved in science, technology, and aviation. there was no cabin crew on board to prepare for this landing. as 19 year old daughter, mother ferg touched dinah belgium. she becam

the report was commissioned by the catholic church but carried out by german law firm, and is highly critical of the former pope's actions. in a total of 4 cases, we've concluded that then archbishop cardinal glancing it is to be accused of misconduct in cases of sexual abuse. material catch is the head of the organization, aggregate tish, or square table, which represents people affected by sexual abuse in the catholic church. welcome to d w. let's start with your response to today's report. i think it was a shaking moment for the whole church, not only the church and diarrhea, and in germany because the world wide abuse scandal which has evolved in the last 30 years or so. has finally reached the, the head of the parameter it with the pope, the former pope benedict. so this is her. yeah. very special moment. but besides the cases mentioned in your report, we have 500 other victims alone in the city and the diocese of a munich. it names the pope in this report find the pope the pope was was or it was an archbishop. high level catholics have been named before. is it just because such

the catholic church in spain, however, wants to take a different route. so our family now him the law company to have his capacity vanish. church is decided to set up 70 offices across the country. luckily our ceo, which victims can turn to mush proxy marcellus better. so it's not about statistical or sociological questions. very starts. that is the course of your and these offices are. it's about looking people in the eye and telling your story. the egos county story can and gwent respects on alice. fernando sal morner doesn't believe this will work. he himself needed 30 years to tell his story. his former school has now admitted its failure, but he doesn't see that happening in most other church institutions. the bishop was saying the other day that these were few little problems. imagine you're destroying the life of a child that hasn't been brought to you to educate, to take her and, and it's a few little problem. one person is a big problem. one child that is raped is a big problem. fernando says he no longer feels any anger towards his perpetrator,

plus serious allegations against the catholic church in spain. as an, as an investigation reveals, hundreds of cases of alleged child sex abuse. we'll hear from a survivor who says church officials looked the other way and german lawmaker square up for a debate over expanding the vaccine mandate. already health care workers must get the job starting march or risk losing their jobs. ah and where i thank you so much for joining us. we begin our broadcasts with the humanitarian crisis in the arab world's poorest country, yemen. for nearly 7 years, a bloody war has been raging between who's the rebels and supporters of humans. internationally recognized government. a saudi like military coalition got involved in 2015. the conflict is seen as a regional proxy war. saudi backed government troops recently regained control of the energy producing sub wat province, dealing a blow to the who thes will control the capital santa while the ongoing war and the fight over natural resources has triggered, devastating hunger and malnutrition for the beleaguered p

and those who represent victims say, the catholic church must do more. we believe on there. they have become better and training of lay people are in a code. a protection programs for children are but, but in terms of on dealing with the victims and not protecting of the perpetrators, it's still the same old system. benedict proffered his resignation as pope ameritas last year, an offer declined by the current pontiff. but thursday's report is just the latest in a torrent of abuse claims that have come to light in recent years. further exposing the decades of hidden crimes committed by the catholic church. a british belgian teenager has become the youngest woman to fly solo around the world after a journey that took 5 months. zara or rather for it has landed back in belgium. she says she took on the challenge to encourage more girls and women to get involved in science, technology, and aviation. there was no cabin crew on board to prepare for this landing. as 19 year old daughter weatherford touched dinah belgium, she became the youngest woman in history to fly solo around t

and those who represent victims said, the catholic church must do more. we believe they are, they have become better in training of lay people in a protection programs for children. but, but in terms of on dealing with the victims and not protecting of the perpetrators, it's still the same old system. benedict profit his resignation as pope ameritas last year. an offer declined by the current pontiff. but thursdays report is just the latest in a torrent of abuse claims that have come to light in recent years. further exposing the decades of hidden crimes committed by the catholic church. scientists have discovered a pristine karl reef off the coast of tahiti. much of the news in recent years relates to karl degradation because of climate change, but a group of french scientists have discovered a pristine 3 kilometer long reef of giant rose shaped carls at depths ranging from 30 to a 120 meters deep. it's thought the waters are deep enough to protect the karl from the bleaching effects of warming ocean waters. they looked like roses blooming under water ov

instead of that, they are covering up on this the catholic church in india has largely stayed silent on the allegations against the bishop who was arrested last year following the protests. and then released on beale. even heard of why not officials were unwilling to speak. one priest who did agree sought to downplay the issue by whom my position is in my memory of order. so over 60 years. ah not, he said, ah, brought in this don't care law established policy paper that has been brought brought up in the public discussion. so sorry, and civil speaking out against the powerful catholic church and drawing attention to sexual abuse is never easy. especially in a conservative states like kettler. none through a dead to break the culture of silence faith, ridicule, isolation, and even disciplinary action from the congregations. this is thought fuss about am joining protestant a sister. lucy has written articles, criticizing the short silence on sexual abuse or mesa media. she's received warning letters from her congregation, ordering her to staff, speaking out of public. she has been accu

also coming up germany is catholic church in crisis. the archbishop of munich promising reckoning and reform after our report detailing hundreds of cases of child sex abuse dating back decade and a solemn tribute. germany's parliament marks holocaust remembrance day with a special ceremony commemorating the millions of jews and other minorities who were murdered by the nazis during the 2nd world war. ah, i'm so me. some was kind of glad you could join us. we start with the diplomatic stalemate between russia and the west over you crane the kremlin says there is little optimism for easing tensions with the u. s. and nato, after both rejected russia's key security demands. the kremlin insisted on legal guarantees, barring ukraine from joining nato. and the withdrawal of nato forces from eastern europe. russia has mass more than a 100000 troops on its border with ukraine, fueling fears of a potential invasion. for these soldiers, the threat of war is a familiar one. the ukraine, an army has been fighting, rush them back separatists in the

but this was, and i curious for your thoughts, this was commissioned by the catholic church. this also comes up with some changes that were made to what is considered an offence within the catholic church also, legal system. i mean�*s doesn't give you any hope that things are changing, that these revelations are out there now from this law firm? it revelations are out there now from this law firm?— from this law firm? it does cive from this law firm? it does give me — from this law firm? it does give me hepe. _ from this law firm? it does give me hope, and - from this law firm? it does give me hope, and i- from this law firm? it does give me hope, and i do - from this law firm? it does l give me hope, and i do think things are changing. i think it is an incredibly slow march to turn and institution is old and massive at the catholic church, but what we are seeing is other people, the people in the pews, have made enough noise to make this a real issue, and i think this a real issue, and i think this law firm commissioned this report to make sure to raise it to the publi

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and those who represent victims said, the catholic church must do more. we believe on there they had become better in training of lay people are in a code of protection programs for children are but in terms of on dealing with the victims and not protecting of the perpetrators, it's still the same old system. benedict proffered his resignation as pope ameritas last year, an offer declined by the current pontiff. but thursday's report is just the latest in a torrent of abuse claims that have come to light in recent years. further exposing the decades of hidden crimes committed by the catholic church. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making use around the world. austria has become the 1st country in europe to vote in favor of vaccine mandates for all adults. the new rule targets all residents of austria, 18 and older. lawmakers voted to 137 in favor to 33 against the measure. a crowd of demonstrators march to outside austria's parliament in vienna to protest against the vote. around 70 percent of austrians are considered fully vaccinated.

and those who represent victims said, the catholic church must do more. we believe on there they had become better in training of lay people are in a code, a protection programs for children are but but in terms of on dealing with the victims and not protecting of the perpetrators, it's still the same old system benedict profit his resignation. as pope a meritus last year, an offer declined by the current pontiff. but thursday's report is just the latest in a torrent of abuse claims that have come to light in recent years. further exposing the decades of hidden crimes committed by the catholic church. women account for just 5 percent of commercial airline pilots, and they're consistently under represented in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. one belgian british teenager has made her mission to try and change this calculus and she's doing it by spreading the word by flying around the world. and bagging a couple of world records while she's at there was no cabin crew on board to prepare for this landing. at 19 year old dot or rather for tou

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and those who represent victims said, the catholic church must do more. we believe on there they had become better in training of lay people are in a code of protection programs for children are but but in terms of on dealing with the victims and not protecting of the perpetrators, it's still the same old system. benedict proffered his resignation. as pope ameritas last year, an offer declined by the current pontiff. but thursday's report is just the latest in a torrent of abuse claims that have come to light in recent years. further exposing the decades of hidden crimes committed by the catholic church. well, let's take a look at some of the other stories making use around the world. u. s. prosecutors of charged for batteries in government officials with aircraft piracy for diverting a ryan air flight last may to arrest dissident journalist roman poacher, savage. the u. s. justice department says the officials concocted a full bomb threat to force the lithuanian bound plane to land in the better racing capital. minsk, the 1st deliveries of 8 supplies of

also coming up germany's catholic church in crisis, the archbishop of munich promising reckoning and reform after a report detailing a hundreds of cases of child sex abuse, dating back decades. a solemn tribute germany parliament marks holocaust remembrance day with a special ceremony commemorating the millions of jews and other minorities who were murdered by the nazis during the 2nd world war. and it's often called the world's largest annual human migration. but this year travel in china had a lunar new year is again impacted by covet restrictions. we'll have an update from beijing ah. 2 i'm soon he's almost gone to thank you for joining us. we start with the diplomatic stalemate between russia and the west over ukraine. the kremlin says there is little optimism for easing tensions with the u. s. and nato, after both rejected russia's key security demands. the kremlin insisted on legal guarantees, barring ukraine from joining nato and the withdrawal of nato forces from eastern europe. russia has mass more than 100000 troops on its border with ukraine, fueling fears of a potential i

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and those who represent victims said, the catholic church must do more. we believe um they are, they have become better in training of lay people and i put a protection programs for children. but, but in terms of on dealing with the victims and not protecting of the perpetrators, it's still the same old system. benedict proffered his resignation as pope ameritas last year, an offer declined by the current pontiff. but thursday's report is just the latest in a torrent of abuse claims that have come to light in recent years. further exposing the decades of hidden crimes committed by the catholic church. thousands of activists are expected to descend on washington d. c. and one of the largest ever anti abortion rallies that the u. s. is ever seen . they plan to gather in front of the supreme court. the conservative dominated court is due to rural on mississippi's. 15 week abortion ban. it is a decision that could see long held abortion rights. opp, ended across the u. s. d. w caught up with an activist in kentucky who says she will continue to fight for a wo

and those who represent victims say, the catholic church must do more. we believe on there they had become better and training of lay people are in a code of protection programs for children. but in terms of on dealing with the victims and not protecting of the perpetrators, it's still the same old system. benedict profit his resignation as pope ameritas last year. an offer declined by the current pontiff. but thursdays report is just the latest in a torrent of abuse claims that have come to light in recent years. further exposing the decades of hidden crimes committed by the catholic church with me in the studio now was martin gag. he's a religious affairs correspondent, martin. what was your response to today's report? well, i didn't think about my own reaction to be quite honest, but i think of the bad i can say that i had the 2 usual ones that i had over the last 20 years following this. and the last 10 really doing it in a professional, in a professional capacity, which is absolute shock. and then a sense of the job. i mean, so, you know, it's a sen

the catholic church in spain, however, wants to take a different route our family. now him, the law company to have his corporate banished church is decided to set up to 70 offices across the country. luckily our ceo, which victims can turn to mush proxy marcellus better. so it's not about statistical or sociological questions very starts. that is the course of your in these offices, or it's about looking people in the eye and telling your story. the egos, funny story ask when and quindrel specs on alice. fernando sell mourner doesn't believe this will work. he himself needed 30 years to tell his story. his former school has now admitted its failure, but he doesn't see that happening in most other church institutions. the bishop was the president of the international football body, fat gianni infant chino has been pushing for a biennial world cup addressing the council of europe in santino controversially suggested more world cups could prevent migrant deaths. let's listen to what he said. we need to find ways to include the entire world to give hope to african so t

the catholic church in spain, however, wants to take a different route out of it. now him the law company to have his corporate spanish churches decided to set up to 70 offices across the country. like i ask you, which victims can turn to mush proxy marcellus better. so it's not about statistical of sociological questions. very starts. that is the course of your in these offices, or it's about looking people in the eye and telling your story. egos, connie story ask wanting quinn prospects on alice. fernando sally morner doesn't believe this will work. he himself needed 30 years to tell his story. his former school has now admitted its failure, but he doesn't see that happening in most other church institutions. the bishop was the president of the international football body, fif up johnny infant chino has been pushing for a biannual world cup, addressing the council of europe in santino controversially suggested more world cups could prevent migrant deaths. let's listen to what he said. we need to find ways to include the entire world to give hope to african so tha

and those who represent victims say, the catholic church must do more. we believe on there, they have become better in training of lay people in a code of protection programs for children, but, but in terms of on dealing with the victims and not protecting of the perpetrators, it's still the same old system phonetic profit his resignation as pope a meritus last year, an offer declined by the current pontiff. but thursday's report is just the latest in a torrent of abuse claims that have come to light in recent years. further exposing the decades of hidden crimes committed by the catholic church. the u. s. singer meatloaf has died at the age of 74. he was best known for his head's bat out of hell. and i do anything for love. the cause of his death has not been disclosed. a grammy winner was born marvin lea a day. his career span 6 decade and he sold more than a 100000000 records. he also started over $65.00 movies, including the rocky horror picture show. and here's his head. i do anything for life from 1993. 0 oh. oh. oh, but oh and scott, roxbury from d

what do you think is the future for the catholic church here? if they are not changing very soon, the mentally. then there will be very small. catholic church in germany in the future will leave it there much. he has cut the head of the organization. echo tish or square table that represents people affected by sex abuse in the church. thanks so much for joining us here on the day. thank you for having me. ah. germany and the world have been remembering and honoring the victims of the nazi regime, who died in the holocaust with the message never again. international holocaust remembered stay marked the day more than 75 years ago when soviet troops liberated the ocean its concentration camp. millions of jews and other minorities were murdered in holocaust. the german parliament held a sombre ceremony featuring a speech from a concentration camp survivor who delivered a clear message. the lessons of the holocaust are as relevant as ever with the rise of anti semitism. she survived the delays inch that concentration camp, which she entered with her

what do you think is the future for the catholic church here? if they are not changing very soon, the mentally then there will be very small. catholic church in germany in the future will leave it there, but he has cut the head of the organization. echo tissue square table that represents people affected by sex, abuse in the church. thanks so much for joining us here on the day. thank you for having me. ah, germany and the world have been remembering and honoring the victims of the nazi regime, who died in the holocaust with the message never again. international holocaust remembered stay marked the day more than 75 years ago. when sylvia troops liberated the ocean, its concentration camp, millions of jews and other minorities were murdered in holocaust. the german parliament held a sombre ceremony featuring a speech from a concentration camp survivor who delivered a clear message. the lessons of the holocaust are as relevant as ever with the rise of anti semitism. she survived the delays inch that concentration camp, which she entered with her

what do you think is the future for the catholic church here? if they are not changing very soon, the mentally then there will be very small catholic church and germany in the future will leave it there. much yes, catch head of the organization. echo tissue square table that represents people affected by sex, abuse in the church. thanks so much for joining us here on the day. thank you for having me. ah. germany and the world have been remembering and honoring the victims of the nazi regime, who died in the holocaust with the message. never again. international holocaust remembered stay marks the day more than 75 years ago when soviet troops liberated the ocean, its concentration camp. millions of jews and other minorities were murdered in the holocaust. the driven parliament held a sombre ceremony featuring a speech from a concentration camp survivor who delivered a clear message. the lessons of the holocaust are as relevant as ever with the rise of anti semitism. she survived the delays inch that concentration camp, which she entered with her

the catholic church in spain, however, wants to take a different route. our family now can be like competitive hitchcock vanish. church is decided to set up 20 offices across the country. luckily, our ceo, which victims can turn to mush proxy marcellus better. so it's not about statistical or social logical questions very starts. that is the course of your in these offices, or it's about looking people in the eye and telling your story. the egos connie studio can and gwent respects on alice fernando fell mourner. doesn't believe this will work. he himself needed 30 years to tell his story. his former school has now admitted its failure, but he doesn't see that happening in most other church institutions. the bishop was the president of the international football body, fat gianni infant chino has been pushing for a biennial world cup addressing the council of europe in santino controversially suggested more world cups could prevent migrant deaths. let's listen to what he said. we need to find ways to include the entire world to give holes to african so tha

the catholic church and spain however, wants to take a different route out of it. now him the law company to have his co, spanish church is decided to set up 70 offices across the country. luckily i see which victims can turn to mush proxy marcellus better. so it's not about statistical or sociological questions. very starts. that is the course of your in these offices. it's about looking people in the eye and telling your story. the egos, funny story ask when and quindrel specs on alice. fernando fell mourner doesn't believe this will work. he himself needed 30 years to tell his story. his former school has no admitted its failure, but he doesn't see that happening in most other church institutions. the bishop was the president of the international football body, fat gianni infant chino has been pushing for a biennial world cup addressing the council of europe in santino controversially suggested more world cups could prevent migrant deaths. let's listen to what he said. we need to find ways to include the entire world to give hope to african so that they don't ne

the issue of homosexuality is caused a major rift in the catholic church between modernize years and conservatives. the german bishops conference has welcomed this initiative. we can speak now to kiana battalion. she is a member of the initiative out in church. that's an organization representing l g b t. 2 people working in the church. he had a good to have you on d. w, can you tell us more about what was behind this decision to organize this very public coming out? yes, most of us have had many experiences of discrimination and exclusion also in the church. and the church teaching authority claims that we are incapable of correct relationships to other people and that we fail to be fully human because of our object of the disorder tendencies. and that same sex relationships cannot be recognized as object of the art it to the reveal plans of god. so you see our movement is about human rights. we simply want to be respected and to be part of the church without pasting discrimination. and we do this also in solidarity with her l g b, t i q plus persons in the roman catholic church who

the catholic church in spain, however, wants to take a different route our family. now him the law company to have his corporate spanish churches decided to set up to 70 offices across the country like a day off your which victims can turn to mush proxy marcellus better. so it's not about statistical of sociological questions. very style is the course of your in these offices, or it's about looking people in the eye and telling your story. egos, connie story ask, wanting quindrel specs on alice fernando sally morner. doesn't believe this will work. he himself needed 30 years to tell his story. his former school has now admitted its failure, but he doesn't see that happening in most other church institutions. the bishop was the president of the international football body, fat gianni infant chino has been pushing for a biannual world cup, addressing the council of europe in santino controversially suggested more world cups could prevent migrant deaths. let's listen to what he said. we need to find ways to include the entire world to give hope to african so that they

those involved say the catholic church must do more. >>e believe they have become better in the training of laypeople, protection programs for children, but in terms of dealing th the vtims andot protecting the perpetrators, it is still the same old system. >> benedict crawford his resignation -- benedict profe rred's resignation as pope emeritus last year, rejected by the current pontiff. this is the latest in a series of claims coming to light in recent years, exposing decades of hidden crimes comtted by the catholic church. >> with me in the studio now is our religious affairs correspondent. martin, what was your response to today's report? >> well, i did not think about my own reaction to be honest, but off the bat, i can say i had the two usual ones i have had the last 20 years, the last 10 doing it in a professional capacity, which is absolute shock and a sense of deja vu. it is a sense of absolute outrage. this is particularly brutal because you are talking about a 12-year-old kid, a child. i see my own child repeated in these st

happening across the catholic church. think it is a sign of how the church sees this differently from the 1970's and 80's. ross: do you think it also raises questions about how the church went about choosing pope and addict? -- pope benedict? should the church have done more to understand his role in munich before elevating him to the top? reporter: it's hard to look back retrospectively. the report was commissioned and they except there were systemic deficiencies. the original case came up in 2010. the chief of staff of the archbishop of munich took full account. subsequently when he took senior roles in the vatican they did quite a lot to further or prioritize child sexual abuse cases in the catholic church. but clearly there was a lack of due diligence which is why the vatican and others have supported the publication of reports like this. the church needs to learn the mistakes that have been made, so it is good that these things are coming to light. what the governor's approved in the church is the key question. ross:

church as kit m d. it's about how these cases have been handled, how everything is covered up and that can't be coming. and that was the reason, that's why and it's very, very difficult for me. result, these exits are skyrocketing in many states. after the abuse report was published, the munich district administration department confirmed twice as many resignations as usual within 6 days. others wanted to stay. it's been a case i'm faithful to the church and i think things are being very much scandalized by the media, which i don't think is quite right. miss miss gonzales this hand. so what test is protest is right and is good, but leaving is never solution. then nothing will change in the church that says in the occasion exam, augustine is foul wishes for a new open culture in the church way. not only the bishops, woods count, but where each individual can represent their own opinion based on the fight. for 2 years after they re established diplomatic relations, israel and the united arab emirates look

the state of the news line from berlin, catholics in germany, struggle to keep the faith in their church after a report revealed systematic, sexual abuse by clerics was covered up for decades. we visit a community where people have very different ways of coming to terms with dramatic findings. also coming up, deep freeze on the us east coast. tens of thousands are without power and travel is disrupted after a bomb. cycling drops up to 80 centimeters of snow lust, raphael and the dal. when's the australian open and make history? the spaniard beads rush as danny them admitted and $0.05 in melbourne. taking his 21st grand slam title. more than any other male player in history. ah, i'm the cough really, it's good to have you with us. after the publication of a report revealing systematic, sexual abuse of children and the german catholic church, the numbers of believer is considering to turn their backs on the institution has skyrocketed. the investigation also revealed a cover up that went all the way to a former po benedict once the archbishop of munich. now many believers are questioning t

and we do this also in solidarity with her l g b, t i q plus person there. roman catholic church who do not or do not yet or no longer have the strength of this. and you've also published a list of demands to the church. what's the most important demand? yes, we want to be able to live and work openly as a g, b t i q person in the church without fear. we want to have access to all fields of activity and occupation of the church without facing discrimination. and the church and payment rules has to be changed in life, according to one's sexual orientation. and gender identity must never be considered a breach of loyalty or a reason for dismissal. and because of the fact that in dealing with the i q person, the church has caused much top rated throughout the history, we expect also the bishop to take responsibility for this on behalf of the church to act advocate also for the changes we call for carry you said yourself that the church essentially says that people and same sex relationships fail to be fully human. do you think that the church will actually be receptive to these demands

what do you think is the future for the catholic church here? if they are not changing very soon, the mentally then there will be a very small catholic church in germany and the future will leave it there. but he has cut the head of the organization. echo tissue square table that represents people affected by sex abuse in the church. thanks so much for joining us here on the day. thank you for having me. ah. germany and the world have been remembering and honoring the victims of the nazi regime, who died in the holocaust with the message never again. international holocaust remembered stay marked the day more than 75 years ago when soviet troops liberated the ocean, its concentration camp. millions of jews and other minorities were murdered in the holocaust. the german parliament held a sombre ceremony featuring a speech from a concentration camp survivor who delivered a clear message. the lessons of the holocaust are as relevant as ever with the rise of anti semitism. she survived the delays inch that concentration camp, which she entered with

what do you think is the future for the catholic church here? if they are not changing very soon, the mentally then there will be a very small catholic church in germany, and the future will leave it there. but he has cut the head of the organization, echo tish, or square table that represents people affected by sex abuse in the church. thanks so much for joining us here on the day. thank you for having me. ah. germany and the world have been remembering and honoring the victims of the nazi regime, who died in the holocaust with the message. never again. international holocaust remembered stay marks the day more than 75 years ago when soviet troops liberated the ocean, its concentration camp. millions of jews and other minorities were murdered in the holocaust. the german parliament held a sombre ceremony featuring a speech from a concentration camp survivor who delivered a clear message. the lessons of the holocaust are as relevant as effort with the rise of anti semitism. she survived the delays inch that concentration camp, which she entered

the catholic church has been highly critical of the investigation. why is that? yes, the archbishop or cadillac has runjun has really led this campaign from the front. he is absolutely fed up. judging from the statements he has made, he says that the government has failed to take action on the grounds on the areas that have been listed out. recommendations by presidential commission of inquiry that had a wide man did the did call in a evidence testimony and that there was recommendations. according to the cardinal, have not been implemented, he has said that the government is sort of picking and choosing what it chooses to implement or pursue. but at the same time, there are stark and glaring areas which you know, the dots do want to add up. he has said that basically the government needs to look into these areas better allegations, for example, that are one of the masterminds behind these bombings had been war king with military intelligence in previous years, as an informant in the east and things like that. so as much as some members of the government, as have

correspondent: he knows that this fight is likely to take decades, but he fears the catholic church has remained unchallenged for too long, and he is determined to make this global institution finally accept responsibility for its clergy's actions. anchor: show business now, betty white has died at 99. her television career spans 60 years. she was best known for her any award-winning roles in the tv sitcom the golden girls. in the -- and the hostess on the mary tyler moore show. she remained in the public eye to her death. she passed away three weeks before her 100 birthday. despite this being the second year of coronavirus restrictions , it was nevertheless a busy year for the arts. let's have a look back at some of the cultural highlights of 2021. ♪ correspondent: abba sounds like they never went away. the most spectacular comeback of the year, maybe the comeback of the decade. ♪ james bond took longer than ever before between missions. the pandemic perspective release date or the thriller no time to diet multiple times. >> you are late. correspondent: nonetheless, it was one of t

catholic church history. and many people are now saying that. as you know, the b treaty has been so blocked and ignored consciously and liberally by u.s. mainstream media, but so has pope francis' traatic calls in the last few years for nuclear disarmament, including at hiroshima. it has beetotally ignored, especially by the churches her in the united states. two weeks ago, an official church document was issued responding to both of these and issuing it in time for the anniversary of the ban treat and biden's upcoming review of nuclear weapons. as i said, this is never happened before. what is highlighting is pope francis has changed everything in the church and it has been a long time coming. for decades and decades, the church -- the catholic church has allowed deterrence, calling it morally acceptable. which some of us found absolutely outrageous. it is not really about deterrence, the u.s. war machine is about making a lot of money and first strike. francis wiped all of that out. overnight. and people need to realize that. and now deterrenc

the catholic church has been highly critical of this entire investigation. why is that they have seen as of a rising frustrations with the weird this has progress. they say that the government, the investigators have not. oh, should have investigated or lions or are sort of inquiry that obvious things obvious connections, clues have not been pursued and they have actually raised questions as to why this is. there is a presidential commission of inquiry that was appointed, that basically handed over something like $22.00 volumes of proceedings. it's only the very 1st that has been formally sort of presented into the public. and everyone says that if you go through the doors rather not have evidence that has been presented, did raise a lot of questions which haven't been inquired into, which is what we see the 25 men, some of whom you again see behind me. these are just some of the people that have been accused with aiding and abetting. and the church says there are very high profile figures. there is even sort of allegations of military intelligence knew of t

catholic church history. and many people are now saying that. as you know, t ban treaty has been so blocked and ignored consciously and liberally by u.s. mainstream media, but so has pope francis' traatic calls in the last few year for nuclear disarmament, including at hiroshima. it has been tally ignored, especially by the churches her in the united states. two weeks ago, an official church document was issued responding to both of these and issuing it in time for the anniversary of the ban trey and biden's upcoming review of nuclear weapons. as i said, this is never happened before. what is highlighting is pope francis has changed everything in the church and it has been a long time coming. for decades and decades, the church -- the catholic church has allowed deterrence, calling it morally acceptable. which some of us found absolutely outrageous. it is not really about deterrence, the u.s. war machine is about making a lot of money and first strike. francis wiped all of that out. overnight. and people need to realize that. and now deterrence,

church. he was ready to take moral response building for the church families during this time. last week's independent report was heavily critical of former pope benedict the 16th. the report is the first formal condition that benedict did not stop abusive priests but allowed them to continue working with children. >> he knew about the abuse and he did not stop it. the new independent report has found former pulp benedict failed to react in four cases of child sexual abuse. the cases date back to the time before he became pope. then known as justin ratzinger in the late 1970's and early 1980's. the report found that under his watch, abusive priests were left to continue their work in the church while victims received no support. the allegations could shatter the former pope's legacy. many people are leading the -- leaving the church, many are doubting their bishops. many are calling for more action to finally be taken. >> he has already admitted he made apostate mentoring the investigation. i