since then, over 3000 people have been murdered on the country s streets. reporter: this little girl in this coffin had nothing to do with drugs. danica garcia was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time. the 5-year-old from dagupan died from a bullet wound to the head. she is the youngest victim in the philippines so-called war on drugs. gemma reys garcia: danica was sitting in the courtyard, when suddenly, two armed men came and shot at my husband. they got him in the stomach. he ran out back, and they followed him. that s where danica was shot and killed. reporter: the local river flooded and the family home is still under water. danica s grandfather, maximo, survived the floods and now lives in hiding. his name is apparently on a police watchlist. the hunt for presumed drug dealers goes on. since the end of june, more than 3,000 people have lost their lives in extra-judicial killings by police and what amount to private death squads. orders come from the very top. th
have been murdered on the country s streets. reporter: this little girl in this coffin had nothing to do with drugs. danica garcia was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time. the 5-year-old from dagupan died from a bullet wound to the head. she is the youngest victim in the philippines so-called war on drugs. gemma reys garcia: danica was sitting in the courtyard, when suddenly, two armed men came and shot at my husband. they got him in the stomach. he ran out back, and they followed him. that s where danica was shot and killed. reporter: the local river flooded and the family home is still under water. danica s grandfather, maximo, survived the floods and now lives in hiding. his name is apparently on a police watchlist. the hunt for presumed drug dealers goes on. since the end of june, more than 3,000 people have lost their lives in extra-judicial killings by police and what amount to private death squads. orders come from the very top. the recently-elected president
reporter: life in kabul is a bit brighter when these artists brandish their own weapons paintbrushes against terror and fear today they are painting pictures of football players from the national team. it s an attempt to conjure images of peace in a city still shaken by war. omaid sharifi: these guys are giving hope. like football at this moment of time. hope is gone, people are leaving this country, they re giving hope. reporter: sharifi and his friends want to inspire courage in their compatriots. and they need courage to do it. this wall is actually part of a government ministry. it s supposed to act as a shield against terrorists. it s not wise to linger here. attacks occur in this city almost daily. only hours earlier, a friend of sharifi s was killed. omaid sharifi: i really don t know how to react to this anymore. the last time when i was painting in the street, i didn t care about this. but today i m really afraid, i m really afraid that it s coming closer to us, ev
reporter: life in kabul is a bit brighter when these artists brandish their own weapons paintbrushes against terror and fear today they are painting pictures of football players from the national team. it s an attempt to conjure images of peace in a city still shaken by war. omaid sharifi: these guys are giving hope. like football at this moment of time. hope is gone, people are leaving this country, they re giving hope. reporter: sharifi and his friends want to inspire courage in their compatriots. and they need courage to do it. this wall is actually part of a government ministry. it s supposed to act as a shield against terrorists. it s not wise to linger here. attacks occur in this city almost daily. only hours earlier, a friend of sharifi s was killed. omaid sharifi: i really don t know how to react to this anymore. the last time when i was painting in the street, i didn t care about this. but today i m really afraid, i m really afraid that it s coming closer to us, ev
streets were built, military was deployed and security zones were erected to protect the settlements. life has become progressively difficult for the palestinians of the west bank. khaled has just found out that this man is jewish, and he can t believe it. he tells us he and his friend have never seen a jew like this. khaled: at the settlement checkpoint, i sometimes see jews and soldiers. once i was there with my father and our tractor. the settlers always make trouble. they tried to shoot a friend who was with us. he ran away. israeli writer and activist nir baram isn t surprised at the palestinian boy s reaction. he explains to us that deep in the west bank, no one knows any ordinary israelis, because no ordinary israelis come here. he says most israelis suppress any knowledge of the daily hardships of palestinians and the occupation. nir baram: it s horrible, but feel there is a gap of knowledge between the ideas that i hear in israel, in berlin or geneva from people