“Schlag den star”: sarah lombardi competes against rapper

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For the first time, the TV show "Hit the Star" on ProSieben for the duel of the sexes. So in the next ie on 8. December the singer Sarah Lombardi against the rapper Eko Fresh to.

In the previous show "Beat the Raab" there were ten duels between a woman and presenter Stefan Raab – even in the first edition at the end of September 2006. But only one woman could win against Raab. As with "Schlag den Raab," celebrities compete in quiz and sports competitions on "Schlag den Star.

Duel Sarah Lombardi against Eko Fresh still open

How the duel between Lombardi and Fresh will go seems to be still open. After the announcement of the channel ProSieben on Twitter, however, some worried about an arguably much more important question: what happened to Alessio? This is how the Telekom subsidiary Magenta TV tweeted: "The main thing is that Allessio is fine," alluding to the son of Sarah and Pietro Lombardi.

The Lombardis, who met during their time together on "Deutschland sucht den Superstar," have since separated. After the separation, many fans of the two then worried about their common son and shared this in hundreds of messages on social networks. Sarah Lombardi's former partner has also taken part in "Schlag den Star". The result: Pietro Lombardi fails all along the line.

For Sarah Lombardi it is not the first appearance in a TV duel. So she competed in the RTL show "Let's Dance" in 2016 and came in second place.

For Lombardi as well as for the rapper Eko Fresh (real name Ekrem Bora) the recording of the show will be a home game. Both were born in Cologne. Eko Fresh is also no stranger to celebrity duels on television. He already participated in Stefan Raab's WOK WM and his Autoball WM. (ac)

Symbolic image of abuse in the church © Andreas Gebert

The final hearing on the Catholic Church's handling of sexual abuse cases in Australia has ended in Sydney. The bishops acknowledged a "catastrophic failure" in dealing with suspected cases.

"I will do everything in my power to ensure that abuse like that in the past never happens again and that the reforms that my fellow bishops and the leaders of religious orders have agreed to in recent years are implemented," said the president of the Catholic Bishops' Conference, Archbishop Denis Hart of Melbourne. Church in Australia will continue to support victims, he said.

Did the structure of the church contribute to the scandal??

Over the past three weeks, the commission had questioned more than 70 witnesses, including various bishops, about the church's handling of abuse cases. The final hearing focused on the extent to which clericalism and the hierarchical structure of the church contributed to the widespread scandal. In addition, the commission wanted to know from the witnesses what measures, structures and protective mechanisms the church will take to exclude sexual abuse of children in the future.

Among the most moving moments of the hearing was Bishop Vincent Long Van Nguyen's admission of having been sexually abused by a priest himself as a young man after arriving in Australia as a boat refugee from Vietnam. Bishop Long spoke out clearly against the current hierarchical structures of the church. Titles, privileges and the "institutional dynamics in the church" are a breeding ground for "clerical superiority and elitism," Long said.

Final report expected in December

At the start of the hearing in early February, the commission had released data on the extent of abuse in the Catholic Church. According to this, the church received reports of 4.444 people about cases in the period between 1980 and 2015 a. The average age of victims had been 10 for girls and 11 for boys. At 90 percent, however, boys were by far the largest victim group.

The commission to investigate the handling of abuse cases by secular institutions, churches and religious communities had been set up by the Australian government in 2013. The final report is expected in December.

There are Muslim migrants and organization that are to the right of the AfD, says women's rights activist Seyran Ates. At the same time, they despise German identity. Established parties should not ignore this any longer.

Women's rights activist and founder of the liberal mosque in Berlin, Seyran Ates, opposes the trivialization of Islamists. "There are Muslim migrants and organizations such as the Muslim Brotherhood, which in some respects are even to the right of the AfD. Parts of the left-wing milieu are blind to this," Ates criticized in an interview with the "Augsburger Allgemeine" (Monday). She sees the reason for the existence of the AfD in "the fact that the established parties have long missed topics such as migration".

Ates lamented, "I can no longer hear that Islamic Identity is celebrated by some who at the same time despise the German Identitarians – rightly so, of course. They do not notice how similar the two groups are, also with regard to the image of women."

Understanding for Islamists questionable

The women's rights activist recalled the 68ers. They had rebelled "against their parents' generation, against politicians, lawyers, against decision-makers from the Nazi era, who were still there after the war.". Of all people, these people would "suddenly have understanding for Islamists".

Istanbul-born Ates, who survived an assassination attempt in the 1980s and is under police protection, reiterated her criticism of the headscarf. "Islam does not know any religious symbols at all. From a theological point of view, the discussion is oblique for this reason alone."

Criticism of compulsory headscarf

She herself had been strengthened in school by the Protestant religious education with the phrase "Love your neighbor as yourself". Ates emphasized: "What I accuse certain feminists or leftists of is that they sharply criticize sexualization in advertising or in films, but when it comes to the headscarf, they warn against restricting religious freedom."

Asked how she wanted to bring about social change in Islam, Ates said: "We're doing it a bit like the '68ers. We challenge our parents. We want a liberal Islam. We want to talk about the fate of the Armenians or the oppression of the Kurds."

Revolution under the surface

The number of people who are opposed to political Islam is increasing worldwide. "In Iran and also in Turkey, for example, a sexual revolution has long been taking place under the surface. People long for freedom. Also in Qatar, Saudi Arabia or North Africa."

Duel Sarah Lombardi against Eko Fresh still open

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