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Folge vom 24.06.2015World in Progress: Racism in German School Books
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Folge vom 17.06.2015World in Progress: Focus on MigrationChanging the rethorics on global migration -- Why Libyan authorities catch migrants, but turn a blind eye at people smugglers -- Migrant workers in Qatar hope for better working conditions -- Global impact: the 800th anniversary of the Magna Carta
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Folge vom 17.06.2015Libyan authorities catch migrants, but turn a blind eye at people smugglersThe EU is still scrambling to come up with a plan to fight migrant traffickers in the Mediterranean. Preparation of a draft resolution at the UN to authorize a European mission has been suspended until rival Libyan authorities agree with the plan. Meanwhile in Libya, smugglers are using the power vacuum in the country to operate freely, as Marine Olivesi reports for World in Progress.
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Folge vom 17.06.2015Migrant workers in Qatar hope for improved working conditionsThe Gulf nation of Qatar has come under scrutiny for abusive conditions facing workers building the World Cup stadiums and infrastructure. ARD and BBC reporters were arrested last month for filming in camps where the workers live. But DW correspondent Reese Erlich managed to get in. He files this report from Doha, Qatar.