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Mafia - Zeugin Piera Aiello

WorldLink: Meeting Italy's 'ghost' politician 11.04.2019 | 10:45 mins.

When she was just 14, Piera Aiello was forced to marry the son of a mafia boss. In 1991 she witnessed her husband's murder and was had to enter the witness protection program. Nearly 30 years later, she ran for office anonymously due to ongoing mafia threats. But she still won her seat in parliament. DW's Angelo van Schaik caught up with Piera Aiello at the Italian parliament in Rome.
USA Manchester Anti Schußwaffendemo Never again

WorldLink: Columbine remembered 11.04.2019 | 11:31 mins.

April 20 marks the 20th anniversary of the mass school shooting at Columbine High School in the US. The massacres set off a national debate on how to end gun violence in schools. A growing number of schools throughout the country also started to invest in private security forces and metal detectors. Ahead of next week's anniversary, reporter Ashley Byrne spoke to one of the survivors. 
Spanien Massenansturm auf spanische Exklave Ceuta

WorldLink: Migrant wait in Ceuta 06.04.2019 | 06:23 mins.

Ceuta is in North Africa, yet it belongs to Spain. This makes it — along with the city of Melilla — the only land borders between Europe and Africa, and a magnet for many migrants hoping to reach the EU. Guy Hedgecoe met one such migrant. She says the long journey from Algeria, and the risky wait in Ceuta, are worth it if it means she can have a better life in Spain.
Jacques Nkinzingabo

WorldLink: Q&A with Rwanda's Jacques Nkinzingabo 06.04.2019 | 09:20 mins.

Rwandan artist Jacques Nkinzingabo has a unique connection to the genocide — he was born just 10 days before it happened. Based in Kigali, he works in different media, including video, photography and music. One of his most recent projects is about other Rwandans who, like him, were born in 1994. He spoke to DW about what role the genocide played in his childhood.
Karate master Tharcisse Sinzi in Kigali, Rwanda. March 2019

WorldLink: Rwanda's karate survivor 06.04.2019 | 12:19 mins.

On April 7, 1994, Rwanda became witness to a genocide that would sweep the country for the next 100 days. Everyday citizens armed with machetes and clubs attacked and killed fellow Rwandans, believing they were killing enemies of the state. On the 25th anniversary of this catastrophe, Eva de Vries spoke to one of the eyewitnesses in Kigali about the unexpected way he survived.
Berlin and Beyond daylight savings

WorldLink: Berlin and beyond — Time for eternal winter 29.03.2019 | 04:43 mins.

From 2021 the EU will do away with daylight savings leaving each sovereign state to decide between eternal summertime or wintertime. So which to choose? For DW's Tamsin Walker it's a no-brainer.
Türkei Präsidentschafts- und Parlamentswahl 2018 | Wahllokal in Istanbul

WorldLink: Turkey's 'ghost voters' 29.03.2019 | 08:20 mins.

Turkey is preparing for local elections this Sunday. A lot is at stake for the president and ruling party. But not everyone is allowed to vote. After opposition parties discovered that even the dead were being called on to vote, 91,000 voters were suspended from the polling list. But some of these so-called "ghost voters" are still very much alive — and they're determined to have their say.
Veronique de Viguerie in the field in Mosul, Iraq

WorldLink: Q&A with war photographer Veronique de Viguerie 29.03.2019 | 13:42 mins.

It's been four years since Saudi Arabia launched an international intervention to stop the civil war in Yemen. French war photographer Veronique de Viguerie calls it the "hidden war." It became the title of her most recent project, which won one of the most prestigious photography awards in France. DW asked her why she chose to go to Yemen and how she deals with the traumatic scenes she witnessed.
Neuseeland Gedenken an Opfer des Terroranschlags

WorldLink: New Zealand: 'There's this massive sense of sadness' 23.03.2019 | 10:17 mins.

Sirens blared through the streets of Christchurch last Friday after a man opened fire at two mosques, killing 50 people. New Zealand's prime minister and her government have since vowed to reform gun laws. There's a lot of soul-searching going on right now, and former WorldLink co-host Samantha Early, who lives in Christchurch, told DW about what the mood has been like over the past week.
Krankenhaus Fotos von IVF In-vitro-Fertilisation-Kindern

WorldLink: Growing up IVF 23.03.2019 | 10:54 mins.

In vitro fertilization — IVF for short — has been around since 1978. Fertility issues affect one in seven couples, and this method of conception has changed lives. And not just for parents. In some cases, conception is only possible via egg, sperm or embryo donation. So what does it mean for a child growing up knowing they have one or more donor parents they've never met? Elliot Wright reports.
Anahita Sadighi und Susana AbdulMajid - Mitgruenderinnen von Poetry Nights in Berlin

WorldLink: Persian New Year in Berlin 23.03.2019 | 07:36 mins.

Iranians, Kurds and others around the world are celebrating the beginning of spring with Nowruz, the Persian New Year festival. In Berlin, two women named Anahita Sadighi and Susana AbdulMajid have brought the 3,000-year-old secular festival to Germany. Reporter Loveday Wright tagged along for a night of Persian culture.
Bildergalerie britische Speisen

WorldLink: The final Brexit shopping list 15.03.2019 | 09:00 mins.

Many British living in Germany have applied for German citizenship. Luckily for all of them turned German almost every German city has a so-called English shop that sells wonderful products like this Battenberg cake. But Brexit could have major ramifications for these little British havens. In Berlin for instance, the shop “Broken English” in Berlin-Kreuzberg is closing down because of Brexit.
DW Sendung Shift Fortnite Battle Royal

WorldLink: Gaming disorders: How take back control 15.03.2019 | 11:39 mins.

Better gaming than drugs you might think. But gaming also has its risks: it can lead to growing isolation, depression and more. But when does the addiction start? Experts say that if you would rather play video games than eat or shower, you’re an addict in need of treatment. A clinic in the west German town of Gütersloh is offering just that.
Derry Nordirland Brexit Großbritannien

WorldLink: Brexit and the ghost of The Troubles 14.03.2019 | 10:25 mins.

DW joined a tour through the Northern Irish city of Derry and got local's take on the Troubles, Brexit and the future. Tour guide Paul Doherty knows the horror of conflict too well, having lost his father in of one of the most notorious events during the Bloody Sunday in 1972. Some also fear a hard border could threaten a hard won peace, citing recent attacks in Derry.
Junge Frau betet mit Rosenkranz

WorldLink: Confronting sexual abuse in the Catholic Church 08.03.2019 | 22:08 mins.

At the age of 19, former nun Doris Wagner was raped and assaulted by two Catholic priests while stationed in Rome with the religious community "Das Werk." For years she suffered in silence, too afraid to speak out. But when she discovered the she was not alone, she went public with her story. She spoke with DW about her ordeal and the challenges of confronting sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.

Kampf um Kobani Sicherheitsvorkehrungen auf der türkischen Seite 29.09.2014

WorldLink: Bringing IS children home 08.03.2019 | 07:16 mins.

As the so-called Islamic State continues to crumble, many of its last remaining foreign fighters are looking to come home. France says it may repatriate around 130 French nationals — 75 percent of whom are under the age of seven. DW spoke with a French couple who are desperate to bring their three young grandchildren home from the ruins of the Caliphate.

Indien Women's Wall

WorldLink: Walking against rape in India 08.03.2019 | 07:35 mins.

Last month thousands of women in India walked 10,000 kilometers across the country to raise awareness of the prevalence of rape. The march aimed to shine a spotlight on the pervasive victim-blaming culture which campaigners say often allows perpetrators to escape punishment. DW met up with a 65-year-old rape survivor who is still fighting for justice 25 years on.

Mexiko Tijuana Proteste gegen Migranten aus Mittelamerika

WorldLink: What's missing in Latin American news coverage 01.03.2019 | 12:45 mins.

Stories about Mexican drug cartels, Central American migrant caravans, and Venezuela's turmoil dominate English language press coverage of Latin America. DW journalist Jenipher Camino Gonzalez talks to WorldLink about the portrayal of the region in the media.
DW Still - Klaus Werner Pfaff und Samah Al-Jundi, ein deutsch-syrisches Ehepaar in Eschwege

WorldLink: Samah and Klaus, a love story 01.03.2019 | 08:10 mins.

Samah al-Jundi, a Syrian refugee, and German retiree Klaus Werner Pfaff were both in their 50s when they met and fell madly in love. But their decision to start a new life together hasn't been accepted by everyone.
Mexiko Guerrero Investigation

WorldLink: Mexican families search for 'disappeared' loved ones 01.03.2019 | 09:26 mins.

Thousands of people have gone missing since Mexico's deadly drug war began in 2006. Families say they're frustrated by government inaction, and are taking matters into their own hands by going out to search for their loved ones themselves.
RISE - Buchpremiere, Ausstellung und Vortrag - Fotografie von Alexa Vachon

WorldLink: Refugee women hit the soccer field in Berlin 22.02.2019 | 09:22 mins.

Refugees finding their feet in a new country face all kinds of challenges. So how to unwind, let off steam and make new friends? In Berlin, women from Albania, Syria, Afghanistan, Somalia and Iran have found in an answer in coming together on the soccer field.

RISE - Buchpremiere, Ausstellung und Vortrag - Fotografie von Alexa Vachon

WorldLink: Alexa Vachon — photographing refugee women's soccer in Berlin 22.02.2019 | 11:00 mins.

Photographer Alexa Vachon's new book Rise is the result of two years following a soccer team of women refugees living in Berlin. She talks to DW about of gaining their trust, and the challenges they face breaking taboos to get out on the pitch.

Behrouz Boochani, iranischer Regisseur

WorldLink: Behrouz Boochani — Voice from a refugee detention camp 22.02.2019 | 04:39 mins.

Refugee Behrouz Boochani has been held in a Pacific island detention camp by the Australian government for the last six years. During that time, he has written a book, sneaked it out in installments via WhatsApp, and now won two literature awards.

USA Waldbrände in Kalifornien

WorldLink: Was an energy company to blame for Camp Fire deaths? 22.02.2019 | 06:41 mins.

Last year, California suffered its deadliest ever wildfires. More than 80 people died, neighborhoods were reduced to ash and thousands who fled still have no home. A controversial case claims energy utility PG&E was partly to blame.

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