the mountain dal its she faces even more hurdles due to a lack of well paid jobs her husband has left the country now he works in malaysia s oil industry but he doesn t know exactly what he does. last summer he left for at least three years he s never seen their young daughter. just the sunday that are you and you so much better if my husband could stay here in the paul and if you found a job in farming or some other kind of job i think he would be a helping hand. man aside you could take the children to school or help when someone is. sick i think we have no choice on this still access. thanks to her husband s earnings be not all and she has some livestock the house is larger than some of the others here. she used to mainly tend to the household and work
can do them stealth to improve their country sense to improve their livelihood or to manage that is at that time we did not even imagine that it will go to the extent that it will really spread and people will then start doing a lot of things so by us i mean from the suburb of kathmandu has also taken matters into her own hands she s building a larger house. progress is slow because she always has to save up the money for the next step. but she s patient and determined. and she s no longer willing to accept discrimination for being a tallit. i get you any. people don t understand where all the saying that they think i m weak but i m not. i m strong enough to fight being treated like that if some in the community don t want to see it that way that s their problem i don t want to be treated like i m
courageous women breaking with tradition. saw me has never had it easy she lives in a ten or fifteen square meter corrugated iron heart with her husband and son nick katmandu. every now and then she works as a day laborer at construction sites or in the fields. the equivalent of three or four euro s but she sees no need to complain and says she s happy the only thing that really bothers her is discrimination. as a doll it woman i think many problems living here. i m a day laborer when i work for someone in an upper caste house they usually do. give me food for thought i have to go to a cafe at the café they ask me to eat my meal outside and rinse off my dishes myself any. dull it s are traditionally considered impure
a life of discrimination and poverty but that starting to change. but first we go to the united states where the less privileged are increasingly speaking up for their rights. in. mass protests in the u.s. in january two thousand and seventeen millions of women hit the streets calling for their rights and voicing their anger over donald trump s election victory in march two thousand and eighteen hundreds of thousands of students called for changes to u.s. weapon lola s now a new movement is giving the country s struggling citizens a voice in the u.s. one hundred forty two million people are considered income and all of them forty million live below the poverty line. no no there are no pastors listing your house and william barber are leading the campaign . now thousands are heeding their call for civil disobedience i m.
brazil is a country in which to drop operation high school is roughly fifty percent of those who finish house high school about ten percent learned the basics in portuguese and math so. an even access to high quality education is the worst problem we have as a country. cloud has four children himself and wants to make education accessible for all with his digital learning programs that s why he founded geeky a digital platform that has already been used by millions of pupils in brazil. the lessons are presented in a more exciting and entertaining way than in classrooms. so every pupil contest his or her performance. and access costs no more than ten or two euros fifty per month says aki is already working with many schools both private and state run . pieces of. video we need to change our teaching methods and present topics