Over 100,000 people have beenpurged from turkeys military, courts, universities, and civilservice in the government crackdown after last julysfailed coup. Failed coup. So fearful are the officers andtheir families of what may happen if they return to turkey,many have applied for asylum in belgium. On strict conditions ofanonymity, a few spoke with or reporter about their plight. Reporter these two women and their families have lostvirtually everything. A few months ago, their husbandswere wellpaid, wellrespected military officers representingturkey at nato headquarters in brussels. Now, they are in hiding from that government, accused ofbeing terrorists. They fear retaliation. I never imagined that couldhappen to us. We have even told our childrennot to speak turkish in public anymore. Reporter a couple months after the failed military coup, theywere ordered to return to turkey, accused of having linksto those who tried to overthrow president recep tayyip erdogan. Of course, it was sho
A large number of them are Synthetic Cannabinoids. Reporter they look harmless enough and come in packets like candy. They arson that it drugs that are said to enhance the Party Experience and boost energy. They can be bought online and are described as compounds or bath salts. It is difficult for legislators to keep up. In germany, incense containing Synthetic Cannabinoids is popular. We ordered a bag of jamaican gold. It says, for experienced users only. These drugs sold well in areas where access is not as easy as in the city. Synthetic drugs are taking over from natural substances. He works for a Company Called chill out. There are main groups and stimulants over the last 2030 years and it has push out classic narcotic substances. That is still a trend. The term, bath salts, is used for things that contain cocaine. It can have a psychedelic effect. Reporter the herbal blends and colorful packaging can be legal. It does not mean they are not dangerous. The socalled incense is filled
World. For years now Academic Studies have emphasized the importance of early learning. Sadly, its often a matter of whether parents can afford to give their children a good start to their education. Were off to an unusual Nursery School in a moment. I did, after all, promise you an energetic start to the program. First though, here is some background in developing countries, 39 of under fives suffer from poor cognitive performance as a result of poverty. Education can help them escape the poverty trap. And that is nothing new. In ancient china, for example, the children of paddy field workers could rise to top positions in the Emperors Court if they were learned enough. In taiwanese culture, too, education has traditionally played a central role, so much so that some parents choose to pay to send their children to kindergartens offering an almost military approach to both work and play. Here, where the suburbs start to give way to rice paddies, is where 6yearold bohan lives. Hes an ea
Few jobs and investments, while terrorist attacks are a growing problem this empty beach is the site of horrible memories for many people, including whalid rini and karim bouafio. They both worked in a hotel in the tunisian resort of sousse and witnessed 38 tourists being gunned down in cold blood. Whalid the terrorist had hidden a kalashnikov in a beach umbrella. Then he fired randomly at the people as he came running from back there. Reporter videos taking with smartphones show the attacker. It was later reported that he was trained in a terrorist camp in libya. Whalid its incomprehensible. How could he just murder all those people out here on the beach . Reporter the terrorist attack in sousse had dramatic consequences. Large hotels were closed. The number of tourists in tunisia dropped by more than a million in 2015, and revenues have fallen by thirty percent. Its a disaster for those who earned their living from tourism. Karim no longer knows how hell be able to pay for medication
A nice cup of coffee to start the day. In europe, its the finns who drink the most coffee. People drink some 1. 6 billion cups of coffee every day around the world some 80 of the worlds coffee is produced by around 25 million smallholders. And, International Coffee sales totaled over 70 billion u. S. In 2011 so theres plenty of money to be made for big firms exporting coffee but smallscale farmers receive only a fraction of the retail price. Still, for many in the worlds youngest nation, this may be a pretty good deal. The Coffee Harvest season has begun in south sudan. These farmers near the border with the democratic republic of congo are the first generation of south sudanese coffee exporters. Until now, they produced coffee for the local market. Many welcome the opportunity to sell abroad. Its much better to harvest the coffee for export. Here we just take it to the wet mill and get our receipt, thats it. Its much easier than drying the coffee on your own and then having to look fo