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Adelina Tërshani is a young activist fighting for the independence of women in Kosovo. Lendi Mustafa is a trans man who has struggled to be accepted by his community. They explain their struggles and ambitions.This programme by Swiss channel SRF is part of The European Collection, a joint initiative of European public media (ARD, ARTE, France Télévisions, SSR SRG and ZDF), coordinated by ARTE.

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Adelina Tërshani is a young activist fighting for the independence of women in Kosovo. Lendi Mustafa is a trans man who has struggled to be accepted by his community. They explain their struggles and ambitions.<br /><br />This programme by Swiss channel SRF is part of <strong>The European Collection</strong>, a joint initiative of European public media (ARD, ARTE, France Télévisions, SSR SRG and ZDF), coordinated by ARTE.

We march, we do not celebrate!

Meet these two young activists fighting for equality and tolerance in Kosovo

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Michele lives and studies in London. They've been dreaming of working in fashion since they were a child, and they are now a gender fluid model at an agency. Born a man, Michele feels they are a third sex. This programme of the Swiss channel RSI is part of the European Collection, a joint initiative of European public media (ARD, ARTE, France Télévisions, SSR SRG and ZDF), coordinated by ARTE.

Born a man, Michele feels they are a third sex

I am a Mermaid

Jill, 22, has Down's syndrome. But she won't let that stand in the way of true love. She turns to a charity that matches people up with disabilities, and they organise a meeting for her with Felix. If, at first, Jill seems disappointed that Felix does not look like her idol, Pietro Lombardi, the date ends up going well all the same. This programme by German channel WDR is part of the European Collection, a joint initiative of European public media (ARD, ARTE, France Télévisions, SSR SRG and ZDF), coordinated by ARTE.

Jill, 22, has Down's syndrome. But she won't let that stand in the way of true love

Inclusive Romance (1/4)

Michel Simonet is a well-educated, well-read man, who's made an active choice to clean the streets for a living. He wanted to have a simple job that would leave his mind free to think and contemplate. He lends this humble role an air of nobility, as he walks the streets of Friborg with a rose attached to his cart.This programme by Swiss channel RTS is part of the European Collection, a joint initiative of European public media (ARD, ARTE, France Télévisions, SSR SRG and ZDF), coordinated by ARTE

Michel Simonet is a well-educated, well-read man, who's made an active choice to clean the streets for a living

The Streetsweeper Philosopher

Adelina Tërshani is a young activist fighting for the independence of women in Kosovo. Lendi Mustafa is a trans man who has struggled to be accepted by his community. They explain their struggles and ambitions. This programme by Swiss channel SRF is part of The European Collection, a joint initiative of European public media (ARD, ARTE, France Télévisions, SSR SRG and ZDF), coordinated by ARTE.

I am a human being!

In Kosovo, being a feminist or LBGT activist is tough. But Adelina and Lendi refuse to give up

Çohu - Stand up! (1/3)

Five little girls and boys, all with different degrees of mental disability, are taking their first steps in a specialised school in French-speaking Switzerland. Accompanied by a team of determined educators and therapists, they will have to learn to live together. The pupils will make progress against all the odds, to the great surprise and delight of their parents.This programme by Swiss channel RTS is part of The European Collection, a joint initiative of European public media (ARD, ARTE, France Télévisions, SSR SRG and ZDF), coordinated by ARTE.

Five little girls and boys, all with different degrees of mental disability, are taking their first steps in a specialised school in French-speaking Switzerland

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It wasn't until the age of 16 that Robin was diagnosed with autism. Today, he is an art student, and would do anything to find the woman of his life. “I don't want to be alone anymore,” he says. Robin's mother is convinced that there is a woman who could love Robin for who he is, even if non-verbal communication is a struggle for him.This programme by German channel WDR is part of the European Collection, a joint initiative of European public media (ARD, ARTE, France Télévisions, SSR SRG and ZDF), coordinated by ARTE.

Robin has autism, and hopes to find a woman who'll accept him just as he is

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They are between 18 and 30 years old and have been struck down in their youth by mental illness. They are schizophrenic, bipolar, or they have experienced the nightmare of depression. They are being cared for in a psychiatric day hospital in Lausanne, where they are trying to rebuild their lives in the hope of getting back on track. They talk bravely to the camera of their faith in the future, despite their illness.This programme by Swiss channel RTS is part of The European Collection, a joint initiative of European public media (ARD, ARTE, France Télévisions, SSR SRG and ZDF), coordinated by ARTE.

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Hard hit by the coronavirus epidemic, Belgium is burying its dead. In Brussels, the only multi-confessional cemetery of Evere is overwhelmed by the influx of deceased Muslims. Families had wanted to take their loved ones 'back home' to be buried. But Covid has made that impossible. Volunteers are trying to help out to make the burials in Belgium feel more Islamic.

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Families had wanted to take their loved ones 'back home' to be buried. But Covid has made that impossible

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Two blind friends, Jonas Pauchard and Yves Kilchör, like nothing better than to travel. For several years now, they have made it their goal to discover the world without a seeing person to accompany them. In this episode, they head to Athens. This programme by Swiss channel SRF is part of The European Collection, a joint initiative of European public media (ARD, ARTE, France Télévisions, SSR SRG and ZDF), coordinated by ARTE.

In Athens

Jonas Pauchard and Yves Kilchör are both blind, but that's not going to stop them from seeing the world

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Adelina, a young feminist activist based in Kosovo, has to deal with street harassment on a daily basis. She dresses carefully so as to minimise the attention she attracts. Lendi meanwhile, a trans man fighting for social acceptance in this conservative society, has decided to undergo a sex change. This programme by Swiss channel SRF is part of The European Collection, a joint initiative of European public media (ARD, ARTE, France Télévisions, SSR SRG and ZDF), coordinated by ARTE.

Come outside!

Adelina, a young feminist activist based in Kosovo, has to deal with street harassment on a daily basis

Çohu - Stand up! (3/3)

Markus has been feeling very lonely since the death of his mother. So he tries his luck at parties for singles with disabilities like him. Meanwhile Jan, who has Down's syndrome, practically proposes to Tamara on their first date!This programme by German channel WDR is part of the European Collection, a joint initiative of European public media (ARD, ARTE, France Télévisions, SSR SRG and ZDF), coordinated by ARTE.

Markus has been feeling very lonely since the death of his mother. So he tries his luck at parties for singles with disabilities like him

Inclusive Romance (3/4)

We catch up with all of the couples featured in the series, including Jill and Felix, a couple with Down's syndrome enjoying the first flush of love, and then check in with Andreas and Tanja. Has Jan pulled off his plan to marry Tamara? This programme by German channel WDR is part of the European Collection, a joint initiative of European public media (ARD, ARTE, France Télévisions, SSR SRG and ZDF), coordinated by ARTE.

We catch up with all of the couples featured in the series, including Jill and Felix, a couple with Down's syndrome enjoying the first flush of love

Inclusive Romance (4/4)

Seeing and rediscovering the world with different eyes. The two Freiburg friends Jonas Pauchard and Yves Kilchör like nothing better than to travel. For several years now, they have made it their goal to discover the world without a seeing person to accompany them. A city trip to Berlin with two blind young men.This programme by Swiss channel SRF is part of The European Collection, a joint initiative of European public media (ARD, ARTE, France Télévisions, SSR SRG and ZDF), coordinated by ARTE.

In Berlin

Blind Flight (2/3)

Two friends Jonas Pauchard and Yves Kilchör like nothing better than to travel. For several years now, they have made it their goal to discover the world without a seeing person to accompany them. In this episode: a city trip to Jerusalem.This programme by Swiss channel SRF is part of The European Collection, a joint initiative of European public media (ARD, ARTE, France Télévisions, SSR SRG and ZDF), coordinated by ARTE.

In Jerusalem

Jonas Pauchard and Yves Kilchör are blind; but that's not going to stop them from seeing the world

Blind Flight (3/3)

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Women are twenty-seven times more likely than men to be harassed on social media. This shocking finding, published by the European Women's Lobby in 2017, suggests that cyber-violence against women is not a series of isolated acts, but a systemic scourge. Sociological studies have shown that it is mostly committed by men who, contrary to popular belief, belong to more privileged socio-economic groups. Feeling protected by the virtual nature of their actions, the perpetrators are organised and sometimes carry out "digital raids", or harassment in packs, with terrible consequences, both personal and professional, for their victims.
 
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“14 February was the day that I didn’t die.” In 2015 Daniel was involved in a serious traffic accident. He survived, but his injuries meant that his brain could no longer create long-term memories. A moving portrait of a thirty-something who had to rebuild a life without memory.

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Lena is a 17-year-old girl from a middle-class family who is experiencing her first love: secret night adventures and magical morning walks along the Danube. However, her dream world is shattered when she is raped.

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Behind his polite exterior lies a formidable leader with a ruthless character, ready to do anything to make China the world's leading power by the People’s Republic’s centenary in 2049. This well-documented portrait of the Chinese president gives an unprecedented insight into his politics and shows how Xi Jinping's personal journey has shaped his choices as he steers China towards world domination.

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In France, the bungalow evokes holidays in the sun. In the UK, they are humble everyday dwellings for grandparents. But in Germany or the United States, they take on a very different form: they are a bourgeois luxury, a single-storey villa with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking nature. Inspired by the "bangalo", a traditional one-storey Bengal house open to the outside, this style was also a staple of colonial architecture. 

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The pole vault is a discipline is based on the transformation of kinetic energy into elastic energy and then into gravitational energy. Athletes must play with energy, optimise it, transform it, and conserve it.

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 French swimmer Florent Manaudou, German pentathlete Marvin Dogue and French sabre fencer Cécilia Berder all trained hard for the Tokyo Olympics, but the most important part of their training they say is in the mind. Mental conditioning is a growing science designed to get the best out of sports champions at a time when they could crumble under the pressure. At the beginning of World War Two, American airforce pilots struggled to face off against the Japanese fleet. Cue Bud Winter: in peace time, a sports coach, and in war, a mental conditioner who taught the pilots how to keep their head in the game even in life-or-death situations. Gradually, the idea that sportsmen and women were as much mind as they were muscle took hold. 

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