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council a body that advises the dutch parliament on cultural policy and lillian gonsalves whole kanya author of that report she is a lawyer and human rights activist who have another one's advisory committee on colonial collections and this is going to solve it thanks for joining me. right now your report is your plan is over 100 pages long what are the key points. as he signs. that we asked why the minister of culture is up for honesty in the 1st place and to recognize that he will go to her object the way i think. will. and. in year 6 has to be rectified in the best possible way of rectify remedy. if it. so when it has. now major museums and another lens have signaled that they're willing to work with those guidelines any restitution still have to be approved by the dutch government if all this goes through what impact do you think these restitution is would have on dutch museums and do you think the dutch museums can still set an example for the rest of europe. but then you seem to interconnect and then. react in general is very positive on this and there i'm hungry. yes and they a

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art form as director of the german cultural council is a prominent figure in germany's cultural landscape and his handbook on gaming culture he argues that games can be more than entertainment. tell a story differently and the person dealing with the story feels like they're part of the story and have greater control over how the story unfolds. this one example is sea of solitude a game created by. this game turns the warrior craze tells us to deal with. the blockbuster video game the last of us to only has female protagonists and tells a story about love. your games will not be able to get around the broader societal demand that shifting towards more diversity and representation that's why i feel the gaming scene is still lacking. we're arguing among each other and it is a contentious debate we should also be debating it on panels and at podiums we should ask how could you create this character in this way what were you thinking have you ever thought about how this can impact society. had. a broader discussion on games and their content would be helpful i think that in the near future ga

art form as director of the german cultural council all of the money is a prominent figure in germany's cultural landscape and his handbook on gaming culture he argues that games can be more than entertainment. games tell a story differently and the person dealing with the story feels like they're part of the story and have greater control over how the story unfolds. this real one example is c. of solitude a game created by german design economy. this game turns negative emotions like anxiety loneliness or depression into experiences. my game is very metaphorical and full of symbolism it's my personal story it's the story of my life but i don't want it to be told like this happened that happened so i hide it and more abstract things you roam through this world and bit by bit you discover different parts of the story. kentucky roots 0 is a surreal game set in a mystical version. if kentucky full of strange encounter has the homeless that it is based on the t.v. cult series twin peaks. character development is becoming increasingly important in action games as well like in god of war for

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council a body that advises the dutch parliament on cultural policy and lillian gunn saw this whole kanya author of that report she is a lawyer and human rights activist who had been other ones advisory committee on colonial collections and this is going to solve thanks for joining me. right now your report is your plan is over 100 pages long what are the key points. he signs a sense that we apply the minister of culture a couple hardesty in the 1st place. to recognize that he will go to her object always against her will. and. in year 6 has to be rectify in the best possible way of reconciling with the remedy. if it. so when it has to. be one. now major museums and another lens have signaled that they are willing to work with those guidelines any restitution still have to be approved by the dutch government if all this goes through what impact do you think these restitution is would have on dutch museums and do you think that that's museums can still set an example for the rest of europe. but then you seem to interconnect and then. reacted in general very possible on behalf of thei

art form as director of the german cultural council all of the moment is a prominent figure in germany's cultural landscape in his handbook on gaming culture he argues that games can be more than entertainment. tell a story differently and the person dealing with the story feels like they're part of the story and have greater control over how the story unfolds. this real one example is c. of solitude a game created by german design economy. this game turns negative emotions like anxiety loneliness or depression into experiences. my game is very metaphorical and full of symbolism it's my personal story it's the story of my life but i don't want it to be told like this happened that happened so i hide it in more abstract things you roam through this world and bit by bit you discover different parts of the story. kentucky roots 0 is a surreal game set in a mystical version of kentucky full of strange encounters the homeless that is based on the t.v. cult series twin peaks'. character development is becoming increasingly important in action games as well like in god for the newest game in th

art form as director of the german cultural council all of them a man is a prominent figure in germany's cultural landscape 'd and his handbook on gaming culture argues that games can be more than entertainment. tell a story differently and the person dealing with the story feels like they're part of the story and have a greater control over how the story unfolds. this real one example is sea of solitude a game created by german design economy. this game turns negative emotions like anxiety loneliness or depression into experiences. my game is very metaphorical and full of symbolism it's my personal story it's the story of my life but i don't want it to be told like this happened that happened so i hide it and more abstract things you roam through this world and bit by bit you discover different parts of the story. kentucky roots 0 is a surreal game set in a mystical version of kentucky full of strange encounters the homeless that is based on the t.v. series twin peaks. character development is becoming increasingly important in action games as well as in god for the newest game in the s

art form as director of the german cultural council is a prominent figure in germany's cultural landscape and his handbook on gaming culture he argues that games can be more than entertainment. tell a story differently and the person dealing with the story feels like they're part of the story and have greater control over how the story unfolds a. real one example is c. of solitude a game created by german design economy. and this game turns negative emotions like anxiety loneliness or depression into experiences. my game is very metaphorical and full of symbolism it's my personal story it's the story of my life but i don't want it to be told like this happened that happened so i hide it and more abstract things you roam through this world and bit by bit you discover different parts of the story. kentucky roots 0 is a surreal game set in a mystical version of kentucky full of strange encounters the homeless that is based on the t.v. series twin peaks. character development is becoming increasingly important in action games as well like in god for the newest game in the series the warrior c

art form as director of the german cultural council is a prominent figure in germany's cultural landscape 'd in his handbook on gaming culture he argues that games can be more than entertainment. tell a story differently and the person dealing with the story feels like they're part of the story and have greater control over how the story unfolds. this real one example is c. of solitude a game created by german design economy. and this game turns negative emotions like anxiety loneliness or depression into experiences and. my game is very metaphorical and full of symbolism it's my personal story it's the story of my life but i don't want it to be told like this happened that happened so i hide it in more abstract things you roam through this world and bit by bit you discover different parts of the story. kentucky roots 0 is a surreal game set in a mystical version of kentucky full of strange encounters the homeless that is based on the t.v. cult series twin peaks'. character development is becoming increasingly important in action games as well like in god for the newest game in the series

art form as director of the german cultural council and is a prominent figure in germany's cultural landscape in his handbook on gaming culture argues that games can be more than entertainment. tell a story differently and the person dealing with the story feels like they're part of the story and have greater control over how the story unfolds. this real one example is c. of solitude a game created by german design economy. and this game turns negative emotions like anxiety loneliness or depression into experiences. my game is very metaphorical and full of symbolism it's my personal story it's the story of my life but i don't want it to be told like this happened that happened so i hide it in more abstract things you roam through this world and bit by bit you discover different parts of the story. kentucky roots 0 is a surreal game set in a mystical version of kentucky full of strange encounters the homeless that is based on the t.v. cult series twin peaks'. character development is becoming increasingly important in action games as well like in god for the newest game in the series

and i mean i also i'm not a fan of council culture the idea of erasing history by arbitrarily throwing down statues without context but i think the situation is more complex far more complex than simply targeting islamic radicalization goes requires a multiple approach starting from psychology and sociology. it's not enough to just target the religion after all by the way it should be more context there are national issues that plea to. in june of this year there were riots involving church and muslims against north africans in the city of the zhong there were significant riots. most of these involved disputes among gangs usually fueled by petty crime and drug. business and things like that not religion so but there is a sense that the church and another refugees are left to their own devices the police the night into remain until it was too late ok we're just very interesting points being made there though political analyst i was stunned reporter live on the program thank you for thank you. so just minutes after a new humanitarian ceasefire was reached between armenia and azerbaijan b

culture and people attacked for addressing conservative views. conservatives generally don't ca re conservatives generally don't care about sharing their views. they want to keep it quiet, there is a very strong hidden boats that exist for trump and it existed four years ago. only they haven't adjusted to biden. we wa nt they haven't adjusted to biden. we want to deliver polls that create a much more secure, anonymous environment for people and we don't rely on a strictly live calls which is the worst way to pole when you have a socially derived political bias effect. we do a lot of digital methods that can reply by text, e—mail, and even out live calls, we go to extra lengths to ensure our anonymity. i think we minimise that effect. i think trump is doing better than my polls say because we can't eliminate it but we can minimise it. we have very short questionnaires that ta ke very short questionnaires that take less than three minutes to participate. nobody really has time in this day and age to ta ke time in this day and age to take a 25 que

silenced by the very nature of that culture. advocacy organizations such as the council on american islamic organizations say the public should speak out when they see something inappropriate. >> we need that data to continue to make progress, to advocate for reforms and really to hold those who abuse their power accountable. >> reporter: in a statement, san jose police chief eddy garcia says the scrutiny officers are receiving regarding inappropriate behavior is warranted, and in this instance, i understand the d a's office decision to seek dismissal. he added any officer found to have acted inappropriately would be held accountable. however, the police union has come out against the da's position calling it political grand standing and it would not stand for any of its officers to be used as the da's political football. two officers have been cleared of any wrongdoing and are already back at work. despite the criticism, the da says this is a matter of building trust. >> trying to make sure that everybody knows that they are en

by the very nature of that culture. advocacy organizations such as the council on american islamic relations say the public should speak out when they see something that is inappropriate. >> we need that data to continue to make progress to advocate for reforms and really to hold those who abuse their power accountable. >> in a statement san jose police chief eddie garcia said, quote, the scrutiny officers are receiving regarding inappropriate behavior is warranted, and in this instance, i understand the da's office decision to seek dismissal in minor cases. he added any officer tound to have acted inappropriately would be held accountable. the police union has come out against the da's decision saying, quote, we will not stand for any of our officers to be used as the da's political football. we will fight if need be in the courts to protect any officer from being a political pawn to further jeff rosen's raw political ambition. the poa added two of the four officers under investigation have been cleared of wrongdoing a

this is the government venturing into the culture war, i suppose. they have made noises about this previously but they are actively going to intervene now. it will be with the housing secretary. i think that is interesting and, obviously, the culture secretary has also separately written to museums, galleries, etc, that get public money saying that they are going to risk their funding money saying that they are going to risk theirfunding and money saying that they are going to risk their funding and disappearing is they start removing artefacts. i think this is an area where the conservatives may decide to really ta ke conservatives may decide to really take a stand going forward. apparently in tower hamlets and a couple of london boroughs, they are looking into certain statues. the other story in the sunday telegraph is about the home secretary priti patel and the government supposedly preparing to use nets to stop the dinghies that are carrying migrants across the channel? this comes from an interview with the clandestinely channel threat commande

we are dealing with these in the national council that i'm the head of the council and that's one of my main objectives i've been working together with culture minister so death we can go ahead with this because it's very important that we solve this problem because only repression against people who are making seems wrong if you do not and they legalities we need to advance with their land can you regulation but why should these criminal groups involved in deforestation stop when the when your penalties are taken away and they're not even obliged to pay fines means everyone gets away with it with no penalties which is exactly what you wanted a mr ball scenario made no secret of his intentions he openly attacked his own environmental agencies which he called industries of fines and promise to end their festival of sanctions so he made it quite clear that he wanted to take away the sanctions take away the punishment and let all the illegal logging go ahead he was quite clear about that. as to both or not he spoke about debt when he who as a candidate and a candidate you know it speaks

we are dealing with this in the national council that i'm the head of the council and that's one of my main objectives i've been working together with culture minister so death we can go ahead with this because it's very important that we solve this problem because only repression against people who are making sings wrong it's not true not and they legalities we need to advance with their land can you regulation but why should these criminal groups involved in deforestation stop when the when you know penalties are taken away and they're not even obliged to pay fines means everyone gets away with it with no penalties which is exactly what you wanted a mr ball scenario made no secret of his intentions he openly attacked his own environmental agencies which he called industries of fines and promise to end the festival of sanctions so he made it quite clear that he wanted to take away the sanctions take away the punishment and let all the illegal logging go ahead he was quite clear about that. as to both or not he spoke about debt when he who as a candidate and a candidate you know it spe

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the city council candidate targeting the ad says the sbo's entire leadership has got to go. >> it is a culture within his organization that is toxic to our community. >>> we are appalled at the blatant racist fear mongering tactics. >> they have made several mistakes over the past years that will culturally insensitive. racist and wrong. >> this wasn't the sbo's first controversial ad. others have shaded the skintone of latino candidates to make them darker. the sbo did not take any questions today. >>> oakland police are investigating a homicide after a body was found on grizzly peak. the man's body was found with dramatic injuries about 9:00 this morning. chopper five over the scene where police walked off an area among a rural stretch of grizzly peak boulevard. the mandated he has not been released. >>> covid-19 is not the only crisis one east bay hospitals dealing with tonight. andria borba reports that computer hackers held hostage and put patients at risk in the process. >> i miss every thing else happening, a covid pandemic, and a federal and pending federal election. now they

as well. >> reporter: according to the mayor and staff member of the city council the plan includes removing the street mural because the highway association prohibits murals due to traffic concerns. a group say they don't want it removed. they say it's part of their community. >> the notion this is like a danger to traffic is the most absurd thing ever because go look at those dozens and dozens of other instuilations. are those cities having issues with traffic safety? no. >> a spokesperson for the sit a eof office of cultural affairs did not have information about plans to remove the street mural because her department would not be handling that. she did say they will announce details of the soon to be installed black lives matter banner at city hall later this month. >>> now the street in front of the county courthouse in martinez has been repaved which means that large black lives matter mural is gone. the mayor says the process for a new mural is under way. you may recall this, that couple caught on camera trying to paint over the blm mural, they were charged with a hate crime

support a kind of faith and confidence came from what i was seeing people like and all the arts and culture organizations all the charities all the young people across sheffield supporting me and then people in the council as they always break in tradition and listen we have traditional women want to lots of oh all the things that we can make new traditions as well and i always say tradition is just peer pressure from dead people listen you can't please everyone i knew that from the get go i mean those images you represent everyone in sheffield and of course you go without them but if you try to be adam's cup of tea it might be a mug because all i could do is just be true to myself and to my principles and of course do everything with the best of intentions and at times people didn't agree with it even when i decided to wear a white top when i always wear white poppy well it was the sheffield council would say they've always acted appropriately i want to just talk about environmental issues right now is close to your heart because obviously one of the last you cammy piece for the green part

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they protect the distinct religious cultural and linguistic identity of tibetans improving respect for the human rights and much, much more. of course, yesterday china as well and russia want seats on the human rights council which is a written for tyrants and embarrassment for the united nations. an example an indication of why we were right to leave that body. when as was devastated yesterday it simply will not participate. last week secretary devos and i sent letters to the universities and k-12 administrators across the united states to warn with the confucius institute at confucius classrooms to spread propaganda and stifle academic freedom separately yesterday and we publicly announce our policy requesting the think tanks that accept money from foreign governments, including china publicly disclose that information. we think it is important and want the american people to know who's influencing our think tanks so they can better evaluate the work that they publish. of course, i'm back for the region and had a successful set of discussions with my counterparts in australia and ind

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the tactics. >> the silicon valley racist ads largely going unnoticed but the problems. >> it is a culture of racism. >> reporter: this councilmember said it happened to her earlier this year with the mailer purposely darkening her complexion. the councilmember said he was darkened and made out to be a criminal and an attack ad from 2016. >> i believe it was sent with a clear message, brown person, crime, bad. >> reporter: both mailers funded and produced by the silicon valley organization black committee and many are calling this ad blatantly racist which led to the resignation of the ceo matt mahood, and dozens of charities canceling the svo memberships, calling on other organizations to do the same. >> they should look at what the participation in the svo does, what it means and what the money is used for. >> reporter: they say that svo does not tolerate racism in any form at svo or from the member companies. but serena alvarez says what happen with svo is just a symptom . >> svo is only one piece of the system and the people that have the money to flood the elections are maintaining th

battle because they have been so obsessed on winning city council races all the way up to the presidency. >> i couldn't agree with you more, joe. this has been a huge problem for my side. we've thought if we just get the right politicians in office and the right judges on the bench, the culture would take care of itself. in fact, we've learned to our great dismay that culture precedes politics. in my book i call on conservative christians to return to a greater focus on culture. >> david french, do you have a question? >> i think -- i want to jump in to the princeton fight for a minute or the campus fight for a minute. >> it always goes back to princeton. go ahead. >> i spent about 20 years litigating on campuses against speech codes and litigating on behalf of professors who faced job reprisals for conservative speech or christian speech, so this phenomenon and what's happening on campus, a, is very real, and b, it's not new. so i think u.just flat out denyg there's a problem with illiberalism on campus isn't really credible, but at the same time we don't have to have our eyes closed to

to serve indigenous cultural practices to bring to the career. and the cte arts initiative will host festivals and compete and show case with the art and achievement and cultural practices and with every subject led area. and newly immigranted and with the training supports and advocacy and guardians and culturally sensitive and extended family interviews and other sources as needed. and health, financial aid and financial services needed and to be involved in parent advocacy groups and also included in major decision making to prioritize sfusd policy and the heightened population and students and with the health and wellness and insider topics such as sexual health, obesity and diabetes prevention. and the family and human rights commission and human services and early education and develop an emergence and prek program by fall 2021 in the southeast of pedestrian which includes bayview, and the petrero hill to reflect the indigenous culture and with the large population and identify students and at schools. and will provide specialized sped trai

you know, i look back to where i came from from my council estate in huton, you know, it sort of fits. i suppose it fits in the narrative of what i've often said to people, " look, you can achieve whatever you want in this life, if you put the effort in" among those becoming cbes is the singerjoan armatrading, in recognition of her work on music and equal rights, while children's laureate and bestselling author cressida cowell becomes an mbe. in the world of sport, former olympic athlete and founder of the great north run, brendon fo5ter, receives a knighthood. it's a great privilege to receive an honourfrom the queen, the queen's birthday honour5. it's obviously been a terrible year, but for me, this is a huge moment. the wale5 rugby union captain, alun wynjone5, becomes an 0be. and eve muirhead, the scottish world championship winning curler, has become an mbe. lizo mzimba, bbc news. the prime minister will announce new measures on monday, which could include the full closure of pubs and restaurants in parts of england, to slow the spread of coronavirus. bori5johnson'5 chief strateg

and whereas the sfusd student advisory council is a citywide youth-led organization that is committed to providing a voice for the students of the san francisco unified school district by representing and presenting the interests of the students to the administrative and policy making bodies of the san francisco unified school district. and whereas the sfusd student advisory council continues to support the san francisco youth commission in their long efforts to pass vote 16 in november 2016 and november 2020. and whereas the sfusd board of education unanimously passed the encouraging students to exercise their voting rights resolution in 2016. and whereas the san francisco unified school district's core beliefs and values fall greetly in line with the measure vote 16 aims to incorporate. and whereas a measure, vote 16 would implement, correlate with the efforts of the sfusd student advisory council. >> therefore, be it resolved that the sfusd board of education and sfusd student advisory council urges the mayor and the board of supervisors to lower san francisco city and school distr