the local n g o is that's been studying the issue for years as want of a crisis. i really felt like that, how do you know what the we used to do is what the started for all them for the so going on. so if you don't do something about the sort of the, what the institution to day, we'll definitely experience problem in the future. climate change is also affect to the large patch of grass behind me used to be covered in water. but water levels have dropped drastically in the last 5 years. and as you can see, the shore line has receded by more than a 100 meters. the bodies with the problems is not just a matter of quantity, but also quality is a poor waste management system is choking it's rivers and organizations such as to clean bodies with this says it has collected more than a 1000000 kilograms of plastics. since it was founded in 2020, you know, were being confronted with way more volumes and yearly in a way, more different types of plastics, more sashes. and that's a real issue that's feels like, you know, the problem will ever stop. there is an urgent need for body to restore its water sources. the heat up foundation has helped communities build recharge wells to connect way more to which has been injected back into equity. but it says more sustainable water management practices are needed in the longer term. before bodies, reputation as an island, paradise is lost. florence louis alger 0. bali, indonesia. and you could always keep up to date with all the lights on our website this out. is there a dot com to stay with us restitution? africa still in on the this is will weeks of to run to rain has done to towns, villages, and farm land on the banks of the town of rebecca. more than a 170000 people have been forced from their homes by floods, hearing kenya from the heavy call to you can really get a sense of the scale of the floods in thousands of funds, the beams of managed crops destroyed. and this comes off the back of one of the browns in that region in about 12 feet. yes, scientists say the climatic trends can only be stopped by a global reduction in common emissions. many people here can barely afford fossil fuels, but they pay the highest price. hundreds of thousands of african onto 5 saw on display or in storage and western museums, masks, jewelry, stature, and manuscript. visitors of my the beauty in glass display cases. but how many realize that most are only there because of colonization. more than 3 quarters of sub saharan africa as cultural heritage is taught to have been removed from the continent. the in the 19th and 20th centuries and the major european powers colonized africa and planted the continents cultural heritage on a massive scale. the works of huge local significance with managed by invading soldiers seized by the colonial authorities. taken by christian missionaries, european countries put these pieces on display in their museums, often in ethnographic exhibitions labeled negro or primitive arts. the, however, the power of these works inspired modern european artists like because so to produce some of the most innovative western arts of the 20th century by the 19th thirties, some europeans did start to question the colonial portrayal of africans the way the heritage was dissipated museums but this didn't stop, the continued pillaging of african artifacts. the old ethnographic museum in paris was demolished and replaced in 1937 by the music along the museum of mac. but it simply displayed the spoils of expeditions funded by the ministry of a collins. the europeans knew that traditional african arts and cultures were disappearing because of colonization, the but if knowledge is sweet, competing for materials would therefore encounter costs. so major operations were launched. slide these 2 twin black crews and the i'd be seen. yeah. the kaji boutique and to hire us to don expeditions and they brought back thousands of reports, samples, and items. the most famous was the de kaji booty expedition from 1931 to 1933. under the french acknowledges boston k, or he boasted of his police like techniques of extorting secret objects and information that he shared only with his own initiates the some communities agreed to hand over their masks, statuettes and don'ts because the ethnology square. so insistent in societies where bothering was the norm. this is was sometimes the only way to raise the money to pay colonial tax. but not everyone accepted this form of cultural robbery. misha led east was an anthropologist, and so really support. and he went on the to contribute to expedition. when he got back, he worked the music to none, and wrote a book called phantom africa, where he expressed his discussed, at the whole process. we pills from the africans, he said, under the pretext of teaching people how to nothing and no event that is to train even moisten orifice to logs and pilsen from them to the right. i must subjects full. okay. but only, you know, set up all the old reds, the cameras, they will double check yourself to this assault on for. so maybe the 2 key to correspond with what were not a whole item. it was, you know, must have because you don't pay the dba. it's normally about one seasonal important is that it as if it is what i mean, like a normal price, it goes to those that you keep on it. if you remember when you had them up wednesday morning. so setup on the old method to complete that of the moment, but let me, if i've got them in school, i think i prompted them or not you know, i'm use of at a loss on mute. okay. but only a clinic is sort of, i definitely am actually the single process. one of the young call got out this week and that they might ask me to go through each other because the virginia me logical people know suggested item and perform the wrong level of dispute you at some point because if i was a lot of people, if they put one of the ethnographic, if what is, what's the feeling of the kind of guess i could, i suppose come up with instead of when he saw the mean events that the role swap would agree in every musk. i don't color because you're not thinking samples on it . even university s sholtes, those are musical. no, don't want to mental paper. most that isn't a lot of less. you don't want a special number without these little picture of 12 only for someone observe or difficulties. whenever i pick new categories or sauce, we'll see those here on the 25th at wanting to connect the morning. this is a dash corners. ok. roney is a couple of minutes and we'll show you sort of, you know, so if we want to know your community, like all these expeditions didn't stop by taking artifacts along with cultural assets, museums and institutions kept it preserved and sometimes even exhibited human remains. the scientists, scott bodies for research from the colonies, or from you or the stocky bottom. it was born in southern africa and was brought to europe and put on sho in london. and then paris. when she died in 1815 a body was bought and di, sec take by this wallet. just joshua keeps the, the national history museum impacts her genitals. i'm older her body and her skeleton for exhibits until 1974 west and collection still have thousands of human remains like those of saki bachman stored in anonymous boxes or the home on the 20th. somebody a new or somebody here to should. yeah. do you know like it already coordinated mankey? many, however has never become an easy and makes it he was the leader of the target people in the late 1819 and for the germans in the mound k montero region. in present day time, he was high and the 1900s, and he's had taken to jim and his descendants, and jim and campaign is, have been trying for decades to return his head for burial. yak as the room bottle has promised to recover millie's head, but still doesn't know exactly where it's stored. when he died, they chopped off his hedge head. this head was sent to jam and let uh, i know that the schedule it was sent to jeremiah and add that also had on the uh, the scale at tons of people with said to jam on full racial researches. i don't use that way. this cause because of for me is because it is a when you want to sort of get conditional but going, but i'm going to create a for this cause of lie on this and buffalos. and so i sort of lay out who is it for me, ask us, but this one is the key because it hasn't even been violate as i do, it's telling me, jessica, no, no, i don't know where it is, but the way tease the sick don't look she shows do they look, she don't do that and you can all, you know, when you get a noticing you, that front of us, we met with our about meet a ridiculous one that took you through of the region needs me to do how it can take a while don't directly next to the last as you mount the go to could you okay, very. i see some of the pub caught up. i'll say look the in the human eagleford pulse. could you do the connectivity of us to do much, many, and did you say about school because of the sliced to which you've got to go outside. the saki bottom is remains with finally returned to south africa in 2002, as disco. the appeal, she definitely don't the hoops excellent. then we through the don't publish and then you just delete this. you definitely can wish whether you guys want him not to not be fun to home. i set them that the you guys to decide you back to me, just send it to let's saki is sometimes known as cetera. and it took 50 years of campaigning, including 11 by nelson mandela before the french agreed to return her remains. when she died. that i bought mine had indeed been on lights and about the ways of the above, but it is m of manned by excellence. but she was not sting, though they did not end up in new rep in the europe called by dust, didn't it around the empire of the globe? had people tool became and lights and the ways of the bubble as them of manned by excellence. a like, had they to well enough, i teamed but stocky, bought men's return, did not lead to the restitution of, of a human remains by friends. europeans continued to pacify so called scientific connections, including human remains in the same way as other cultural assets. people's ancestors are still treated the same as museum onto the phones is sweeping you a 6 do me care? i was it don't seem easy. she seemed she a chevy now is a heavy 20 z a. m z a day. so you can take home critics, you do to improve produce each see me see me call it don't easy. c s a and the way c c, c, c tied you? yes. so my i lot, yeah. these 2 i do normally, that is to show me the key because she's asking me only to a vincent kim, i me suited to you to pick up kind of go to our yeah. as v sheka ne fit in to long to do this is just you do, do we do lives on sets sheka needs and for meeting. let's see. who owns i. e. sure english. is it a no swear you? this is a ok. so you come in, easy or young in um is your phones? could you precocious me on the 9 i'm duncan did increase seamus fee. remo advocacy on these a disc tons of solution to todd stuff. the dust denominator is i'm the guns of the constant between them. did you making to gustavo isn't good tilted vertically, calling you on a, divide some of the funds of these items and this becomes a decent disco puns. as soon as i know there should match, have to supplement it, but also the item biggest histones was i'm going on in the mice. in fact, let's listen to a lot of learning then my son friend with linda finish me off, isn't kind of in an in goal. started on um, and dimension isn't interviewing the him to do some kind of interesting. and i like listen tight and um and with the movie to hold on, come on test to send a target, the a blight stevens of a, subsist it is a good fish to this one. i should, it may be that. so i said on the good my home was about to remove delicious supplies and of the owners. she listened even in indian c. i'm the father of the order to select the info and high income. the african countries began asking for the return of artifacts as soon as they were taken. these demand school stronger in the 19 fifties and sixties, as country started to gain independence from britain, friend, belgium, and the gun and the independence in 1957. beginning in 1958, 17 countries in 1960. and finally, in 1962 o g u space across the continent started to reclaim their own cautious languages and heritage. the found african congress is held throughout the sixties and seventies, repeatedly called for unit 2 raised in the capital us in a god the car in 1966, the so called world festival of mutual arts was attended by all the african nations as well as other international figures that god would have to do for the 50 values that make you want to place, you know, san goldman place he's, he left the new level that he gives you just through us in april unless you're my level that he didn't, i think i think it was, he said he didn't feel good lease president single, opened the dynamic museum in the car with an exhibition on 2000 years of african creativity. 600 items were known, half from europe. i search from african museums and the rest from the us to know if i designed a good feed us on the introduction, lot of folks know this pretty, you know, i like to do this last time and could have to do is near the exposure on 1st try to get by to practice what she says, there's going to color her to, to the diesel. does they have complete do if you did some museums in private collections with reluctance to loan items, worried that they'd be seized by supporters of restitution. but single or show them that this wouldn't happen. the, however, african nations did have to soften their demands in order to co exist in the world of cultural exchanges, exhibiting and circulating items. yes, may be returning them. i don't think so. the, however, as more countries gained independence in the 19 sixty's move horses joining the call to restitution in some way quite right. the time african cultural festival took place analogies in 1969. it attracted hundreds of thousands of visitors and published its own manifesto. this saved quote, we must recuperate, including through international institutions, the works of art and archives seized by the colonial powers. we must stop, it went on the drain of cultural assets, leaving our continents. all forms of creation must be supported. we must create appropriate cultural institutions in africa, the congest uh, the issue maybe initial basic as soon as you know d, i very well know the place you download it to like garbage with, insurance does. did you have to the southwest on the 2nd newly independent states like the republic of the congo considered museums to be a personal aspect of a modern nation. easy and open to cross the confidants, creating a new narrative of sovereignty. some took over former colonial museums and old pass laws to protect the cultural assets. ready ready ready ready ready ready ready in 1971, the republic of the congo was renamed site here. and in the next few years is governments succeeded in getting some artifacts returned by belgium. ready ready in nigeria, the archeologist echo annual founded the national commission for museums and monuments and set out to by been in drawings as whenever individual items came onto the market. despite their exorbitant prices. ready as not to remove everything matters and foreign countries, but to try and fill in gaps and collections and also to try and bring that list and retry, particularly of significance for the understanding of hydrogen history. so for example, of the ivory moscow from the name, which is of great significance, not only tonight but also the owner of the world. all of a sudden it will start at the west where it is. so and when the gods know that it was the demand at this time, i tried to suggest to my company to but yeah, it would be a good idea to try and we can disconnect that because i for it was under one last one options until about 2000, but what typically wait a minute and man 7 and i do not see how the best one after the rest set to holding onto the actual a began championing official restitution request to england the united states and germany. but the british museum didn't return anything. neither did any other museum. but the voices being raised in legal, nairobi, the car, and the african diaspora grew louder until they were taken out by the united nations educational, scientific, and cultural organization. unesco mean, the software don't get those are not gonna use us. you know, a new for the, like, there was any, all, i'm a do my down the you sent again. the funny enough, the get as easy as you can see, don't goodness of it. it'd be like the usefulness you move look good of. yeah. and don't know if the, the gene is of, with doc isn't failed. you know, the sickle stones that he's 12, beautiful mute. and if i told the clean this he called a glass of that at that mushroom on as the complex indic polk month or budget. now how does the menu, let's shoot, you beach and then of about what they look you up the beautiful way back to the sun. meanwhile, the sonia, don't say fair. my plan. good. all of us the because of mussel. so force you to do not dental distribute is a strong if you need just let people know what's on board them for going to give you d e t instead of the school, the poor customer studies. back up a good level where you don't mind ma'am. that was the to do that. so do you see the good good on both the from then on unesco began to support state requests for restitution. a few items where we turned in the 19 seventy's and eighty's, but very few to africa. and most were items treated after independence. the struggle to make the restitution of support as some of the colonial era. a major priority would be and long and arduous, the, the latest news, as it breaks, probably had to be like 50, has the support of the people to implement the shock economic plan to cut down government spending and 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