right away, no country is alike and it's my job to shed light on how and why i hello and barbara ferris london, these are the top stories on al jazeera, the taliban are facing a growing humanitarian crisis. and if gala stand days after the last us troops left, they're expected to form a government over the coming days. but there's no word yet on the safe relocation of thousands of people who still want to leave the country. and all of this is the un says it's food stocks could run out in just a month, and there isn't enough cash to buy basic supplies. it's warning that one in 3 afghans are facing hunger tradition of human data in perspective continues to

be stimulated. as i speak to you today from couple more than half of the children do not have him in tonight or not. and that's the reality of the situation that makes it really concerned about the future of the social sector. as there will be all these limitations in the ability to see saturdays of the teachers and education workers and those social sector workers be paid because most of the budget issues to be the salary as actually came from before an aide. and right now, we don't have to do provisions to cover those, those efforts to work. well, 1st of halliburton took power. afghanistan's economy has stalled low spanks of clothes and a landlocked nation remains largely cut off from the rest of the world. from bride reports from couple trying to get a grip on an economy that is faltering,

get best outside one of cobbles, main banks, the taliban allowing just 10 customers at a time as hundreds more weight that turn not very patiently. put a bit of command. abraham probably didn't expect to be controlling frustrated crowds when the taliban stores to victory will be a home. yes, of course we understand the problems and that's why we've brought these dean hits. how many customers are government employees who say they haven't been paid for months? and caught by the speed of the former governments collapse. everyone is running out of cash. but like a memo, not because men should have 100 over everything in good order. instead of running away like a did. i have money in a bank like $4000.00. but, but i cant cash my money from buying peoples access to the banks to cash remains

a real problem. the banks of law to remain closed when they are open. there are strict limits on how much you can withdraw. i did all pointed to a much bigger fiscal problem of how i can is done is going to pay its way taliban government. the country central bank reserves have been frozen by the us while world bank and diana funding has stopped just surviving is the immediate concern for many businesses. it takes like 6 months. the hussein family completed the expensive opening of a 2nd coffee shop branch 2 weeks before the taliban takeover. very compact with the people who are have restaurants, who have from individual businesses. so they're all down no. further down the street, taylor made raheem. he doesn't know when things will improve. my name is also on call model because the banks are closed in people's mind is stuck in the banks.

there is no business. the bench are open, the people come own his rac hanging, increasing number of uncollected jackets and suits they were ordered before the taliban victory by people who no longer have the cash to pay for them. fabric from all who left the clothes and the country behind in search of something better. robert bride al jazeera, couple fully. se gunmen have abducted 73 students in northwestern. a jury of the children were taken from a secondary school in the remote village of kaya, which is in some far state more than a 1000 students, have been kidnapped to in northern nigeria since december, only last week, around the 100 children were freed from his youngest for those are the headlines stay with us coming up next to it. witness. thanks for watching. bye bye. the.

ready last 8 days, i have been at the hospital 5 times until 345 in the morning. i'm with people who have tried to type lives. i have received sex goodbye messages from people, some of whom i know, many of whom i didn't. i have literally had to restrain someone who was trying to take a life. i had been on the phone to someone else who was about to take the life. it has been one of the weight. ah, i was once the person on the other side. i was once the person wanting to jump off the bridge and me. i tried my last multiple time

planning how i was going to die. walking down the street, seeing trees and literally just saying it sounds hanging in them. that's what i used to do. i was consumed by that 247 ah, the voices of her platform that we created and where people can see the stories. the stories with depression also aside the stories of how they got sure and how they're now free of it. regionally reached out to me when she thought my story and she was like, i really want to share my story with your voice or the heart. and then i got a message from her and she was like, i am really sorry. i don't think i'm strong enough to to do it. i've just been in the hospital for the last 2 weeks off the trying to take my life in we. she was

struggling, which was every day she would meet me, she would call me if she was having panic attacks. if she was wanting to hurt herself, she would context me. she asked if i could promise her that one day when she was free from her pain, that you know that she would be able to tell her story on voice as hard. and i, she, she whole heartedly at that point. wanted to be here to do that. thank you for the opportunity to patch. i am still in. don't go to church. i'm pitching away theories about suicide. my friend jayce. i know that this is a hard subject in story to tell. but one that people my age want to talk about. you may, if they're virtually, are going to tell you a story for film go. we had to do this kind of big project at the end of the year. and so when the opportunity came to pitch theories, i didn't really think i was going to get through or anything. somebody from museum

. i may have heard recently a story about a young girl who was on the staff motorway bridge. the comments if you go to the 1st slide, some i'm going to read that back from the age, so tries that can get going. if she was serious, you would have done it by now. she just wants attention, hopefully 50000 volts. were that being arranged? the stigma around there was, i mean to help is that you are teaching speaking the purpose of this change, the stigma was verified, but i wanted to how she says story because she was one that girl she was on the girl standing on the motorway bridge and people want to see change. so my question is, will you help me make that change the his muscle. yes. please actually run the 24 hour down here so that we can run off that timeline without having to do that. the good by night for chain reaction of

what my mom cools pretty straight. i knew that i needed to find the experience produces to help me. people that would read the story. that's the hard stories. to tell it in a way that wasn't glamorize and it was vital to me because i had never done anything like this before. what do you think it is about chase? because you she was someone who contacted you at the time you were putting together stories. i remember one of your takes, she seemed to be great to get used to collecting story. what was different about she's the main ones that were parallel. wrong. so parallel. i've never heard anything that was so similar, and i think i just thought me, i really saw me me. my name's jazz

in. this is a story about suicide. me, but this isn't my story. your video. it's the story of my friends jesus. this is jayce her story doesn't in the same way that mine has so it just won't be easy to see. i did mention that she put a pe ford and that she'd been successful with that. that we theories about go ahead and, and she asked if we would kind of be okay with fish in the city and the head history. jazz knew she has the struggle. so it wasn't like stranger, i feel a huge responsibility for james and, and,

and telling the story. and i think chip post because i'm directing it. but also because i knew her, i remember a conversation that me and, and had, and i don't think she meets anything by that time. but she said ran away and she was like in the forest area and i had to go and get her out and pull her out. and as the 1st time that i probably had like a ro, good conversation with anne. and she said to me, in so many people have come into life and have tried to save her. and i haven't been able to, but i really think you might be able to be the one that can save her. and i obviously couldn't the when i was 12, i made a decision to try in my own life. now, i don't know if at the 12 year old i knew that if i didn't do that i would need

that white copy. to be honest, i really don't think i kid i wanted the pay stub admiration is sitting here like whether we're the ones that are dying. we're the ones that are losing our friends. we're the ones are losing our brothers sisters and, and therefore we have to be the ones that will stand up and solve it because no one else is going to. so it's a 16 year old, i made this decision that if i was going to do anything with my life, i needed to get all of the place that i was and i needed to get out of the town that i was there. i said up, i really feel open. i didn't know anyone kind of plan on trade me. i enroll myself in high school and things are going to help for like, for like 2 weeks and i was like, this is amazing. everything's changed. my life is great. i mean, and then i realize that that i could, i could run away from my situation, but i couldn't run away from myself wherever i was there. and i will be right. and we don't shy away from the truth is what we've been through when we were younger. i

mean, i know that i have the passion behind it and the ability to kind of tell a story that people can use to fight to help team 1000 to help change the alive. i was in my 6 weeks fighting for my life, but you see when i was sitting in that unit and he came into the unit, he looked gorgeous. why do you i just turned to her and i'm just tired of fighting. and she looked at me and guard jed, i don't think that you're fighting, i think you only surviving. and that's only when you learn how to fly. that the change that your longing because he's going to happen changes i. this is the police vision. one of the things is about to tell us how she's been notified over ages. yes,

she, i don't know if she's well as well. so she, i was just in a meeting and i've already been out like my phone. she just takes me saying, i'm sorry, yes, if i knew down a country this anymore, i'm sorry. i like a good bye. well, it's like the last not worry about her not worry about what we are all and backing on, putting her back in that place, making her talk about thing reset or about just but it with her about her. and she's the i so could tell the story of her and she wouldn't want to do it at home so that his family, sometimes i get caught out a little bit on timeline, realizing just how close jazz to the cross, the points in her own story. she's 22 and we're talking about suicide attempts and periods and hospital that were only 2 years ago for her. and she's really put

herself out. they were the voices of hope. and because young people identify with her, they contact her constantly. she's very exposed and it makes it even a new vulnerable. so i find myself trying to read her to see if she's okay. and i think about it late at night on the final reading and we've only just begun i, i don't think i would have been going through that. i could think of been at the same time. she may have gone as far away from the house is possible. because she doesn't know why she knows. i think like play you hadn't been in that much of. no

a local papers written a story about what i'm doing and the title kind of sensationalize with suicide. i went on to the last night and like 90 percent of their comments were just like her . if people are saying that i'm going to kill myself in the doco or like the team coming to adopt any you ah, what people say ah, the women are being supportive and the guy the true. yeah. he said, no disrespect and great job by coming to damon for 14 a team. where do you think it come from? from the thing that seems to happen on social media, particularly when it's about suicide. i think it just comes from a mess of lack of understanding. i think that the people who are writing these things they have never had experience and at all they have enough last someone and

may out very better about it and angry them and think that that was selfish for doing it. knowing that this is how people are reacting from this. i'm nervous as to what the reaction is going to be when the thing actually comes out. that's why we want that thrashes with it's all good. you can totally told course about what you want to. we can talk about avo, did you, did you see there's one on twitter from the, he'd like, not immediately know, i saw them when the cuff raised them with me. he'd line obviously need to draw people when, but it's literally sensationalizing suicide. and that's something that going into the series we have to ensure does not happen that people's lives are not click when the particular topic, the lives in the story can all be clicked back. we thought we had very tight

guidelines internally about social media and how we handle stories about mental health and suicide that are not to say that they can't be reviewed moments now just in time. and in this case with site and things up there that i was devastated, you know, i'm so that was a lot worse for you, but i just, it just pains be so much that something i've been involved and we've been involved in kind of the outcome a car about this? well, almost everything else he did while it was like for you to heaven did not want

to attempted suicide many, many times and and in a lucid moments when she wasn't in crisis a couple times, she told us that she didn't want to be here. she didn't want to love anymore was too hard. as a hell of a thing. has this? we did everything wrong so we would say, well that's just selfish. you can't do that because what about us? what about me? what about and what about your brother? what about the cat? what are we going to do? so it made me feel like an absolute failure,

and that my love wasn't enough to keep her here. oh, jones is going to become aware of the room and everybody and everyone in the room. but yeah, it was, it's hard. ah, she takes me like the room and she sounded up. she had gone in the place where, where the path really is

we don't know where you know where she is. she's ok and then she went. she did, she did take her back and self back to her mental and she was with him. so she, she knew she had to go there and that was fine. that i think for us, it's really hard for us to know if we don't know where she is really hard for us to judge if she's okay. if jane is going to, to put herself in any kind of danger, we need to stop us and white and gives her time to figure out how to work with us to keep her safe. if it's kind of the way it just has to be, i my biggest fear is that i'm going to do it wrong. and that will

lead to someone watching it. and it taking me like i know 100 people who finally kind of watch it. i know it because when i was still a little i was watching things on youtube would hide just to try and understand what was going on. i am terrified of not doing jesus story justice and i don't want to do what damage thing . good ah, jacket and jane gave way past the james and then have sat in on a couple of interviews. they've really wanted to young people that were being interviewed and they know jameson as well. and i want them there as well. i

religiously for the people message me and other people saying like i'm so glad she died. she does and i was like, why would anyone say that we're working with the therapist as well? yeah. and you need to put it as if you don't contact her directly, but obviously it's something that, that we're providing. and yeah, and i would really encourage you to do that. what was she like when she was like a young kid was like growing up. i mean to very close kind of, we hung out a lot of the time together and everything was a concert, things i just hours and hours and when he came in and trying to sit down and watch

and the i those team minutes jim, in the what thoughts are going through your mind when you realize that she's gone. i think i think i'm sorry there's so much and you said the 1st one is when i'm 3 and at phase ah

yeah, i will kind of graphic it's basically saying that the complaint relates to a disclosure made by her 3 year old daughter just me regarding to an allegation that a man i don't say it's garth has done stuff and yet prize, making the complaint to the place. my mom advised the abusive partner of it and the person, not the allegations. mom did a police report originally and how she was putting an api on me and noticed stuff wasn't right. as a 3 year old. it seems clear. exactly. that really is, sir, as an open, closed open, closed 4 times. i've been quite that because it was how does the stuff me feel

about him? it's hard because it's point blank obvious. and she had, you know, she had met now that it is, but the reality is that she had a worth i bringing than i did. so she really didn't know any better. she really didn't, she did say she could, but unfortunately, the best that she could kept me in the me jayce is a history of suicide teams. why we see suicidal? that's always a tough question. the reasons why some people get to this place isn't as simple psychological equation world some of different lives. but these had told me about things that hurt her, that she was struggling to make seen solves in her head. to get

a bit of bad attitude and fight generally care as much. and at the time we just thought being a teenager, and that is what it is. we didn't find out collateral on who, why, why that behavior was evident. i voice at home and i received a phone call from chase. she was in the counselor's office at school. she said that she had something to tell me and that hed has been touching her inappropriately. that's a hell of a thing to say hello thing. i

just didn't know what to do. i went to the toya, cried and really angry. and i want to, i wanted to hurt someone. i just remember looking at jason, it's feeling really guilty that i had particular as a father should me. ready too often of cornerstone as portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction. an extraordinary film archive spanish for decades revealed the forgotten truth of the country's modern history. the forbidden real coming

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