And hidden figures. Did you see that . Eu, shame on you chanting eu, shame on you we are living in interesting times. To many, it feels like the world is shifting on its axis. Tempers are rising, voices are being raised. And there is movement political, ideological, and physical. And this is one of the most divisive issues of the day how to handle what the un has called the largest migration of people since the second world war. Are they migrants . Are they refugees . Should they be welcomed . Should they be turned away . At the barbican in london, artist richard moss is making his view clear with this work, incoming. He has used a long range Infrared Camera to film the arrival of migrants and refugees at camps across europe. It is actually a Military Tool that can detect body heat from 30 kilometres away. It can see through smoke and haze, day or night. So this is a thermographic camera. In other words, you can actually see peoples bodies glowing. A radiant thermal glow. You cannot re
Digital africa starts december twelfth on t w. This is d w news coming to you live from berlin a course in cambodia makes it historic ruling forty years after their crimes were committed to leaders of the brutal camilla rouge are found guilty of genocide and two men are on trial in connection with the deaths of nearly two Million People during the regimes Reign Of Terror in the one Nine Hundred Seventy s. Britain faces another day of turmoil as Prime Minister theresa may takes to the
airwaves to try to save both her controversial rights to deal and her own political future. Plus the number of missing after wildfires in california soars to more than six hundred more than sixty or conform to. A one time march and welcome to the program its been nearly forty years since the camero rouge murdered nearly two Million People in cambodia a quarter of the countrys population but today for the first time a un by court in the capital phnom penh found two of the regimes leaders guilty of genocide
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