now a landslide has buried more than 60 houses in the andes in northern peru. heavy rain caused a hillside in the remote town of parkway, to collapse. people try to help those trapped by breaking down the walls of their homes. that the 7 people are still missing now the number of afghans who can afford food and other essentials has doubled since the taliban takeover last year. that's according to the world bank, about 3400000 people and now displaced the country was heavily reliant on financial aid, which was frozen on the taliban hotel. ah, i have a quick check of the headlines here on al jazeera, the prime ministers of poland slovenia, and the czech republic had been in key to show solidarity with ukrainians even as russian and shelling continued to hit the capital. they were the 1st foreign leaders to visit ukraine since rushes invasion began. ukrainian president

laudermill zalinski says their visit sends a strong message to russia visual. yes, they are not sure. do. they are not concerned about themselves. they are concerned about us. they are here to support our and this is a necessary friendly step. and i'm sure with these types of friends with our neighbors are partners. we will be able to win. the polish prime minister said what's happening in ukraine is a european issue that needs a collective response. the european union has to be very quickly a candidate status and more than this has to invite your grain to the european union and all the defense equipment to defend your homes. we will drive to organize or cared. orchestrate all over the world. we will never leave you alone. we will be with you because we know that you are fighting not only for your horse, for your freedom, for your security,

but also for hours. the mayor of key is one that ukraine's capital is facing a difficult and dangerous moment. 35, our curfew is underway. after russian strikes on residential buildings and a metro station which killed 5 people, ukraine says around $29000.00 people were evacuated through humanitarian corridors on tuesday, most of them were left from the city of mattie apo, the u. n. z refugee agency says more than 3000000 people of escape, the fighting in ukraine. one child is becoming a refugee every 2nd. that's almost all and a half 1000000 since the war began on a court in moscow as find a journalist, $280.00 for dramatic televised protests on sunday evening arena. cova, broken to a live bulletin on state television, holding up a sign, reading stop, a war. those were the headlines. the news continues. you al jazeera off the witness . thank you and thanks for watching life enough. it is murder. when you throw a fire bomb in to someone's home and me sheets you know, fresh with you know,

i don't make no, that is significant in numbers that insignificant ideologically, that is significant, even as a crime gang. very significant. by dictating the government defacto policy, thou shalt not kill counted the radicalized div series on al jazeera ah . in the sub that include now that it will seen him. that some think his dad's a chance bio and it didn't get to police officers. every lawyer i feel towards the hoard,

something like i stood and watched them as they sat my corner. absolutely nothing illegal was found. however, when i almost please my be released and go hi. i'm just home. you're probably just like sure. one moment, one to some one moment, liam. i mean, uncle is quite been in but the same time it was a it was i opened off of me on the same time to nada in ohio pandemic that you could be treat in such a manner. damn no, no spits ah ah ah

ah ah, racism is very common within the hospital environment. it's so common. you can't really foul to see it. when your black nurse, my experience have been on the front line during lockdown, was very unpleasant. you see in so many people also seeing

colleagues been taken ill. it was never stay in very scary. this sudden interest in the suffering of black people is it brings mixed emotions for me. i feel more confident to speak about the racism that i've personally experience without being told. i've got a chip on my shoulder or i'm chain a race car. as a result of what medical staff have experience on the front line during the pandemic, and also the black clothes map protests, we've found that some of our white colleagues have actually started to listen to us . so during cove, it did ye because he said, you feel like things got worse over the years and you know,

did you experience more racism? the racism was very, quite clear for black nurses where i worked in a, an area that is predominantly white. and i'd been working in this a n e for probably either in a year on the agency. and i became acutely aware that i didn't see any black patience, but obviously awful. well, you know, it's is, is that, is it predominately why areas we don't really expect to see any black patience, but cove it, oh my gosh. that was such a difference to what i was used to see him in that particular hospital. every single patient that come in moore's black, i guess that kind of high and my fair cuz there was often times or i couldn't get p p. and again, we found that we was being disproportionately m allocate it to more high risk areas, especially being black agency nurses. and that seem quite apparent across the board

. and me in my black colleagues would notice it. and we'd have conversations. ah, this is a lot done of her. no, not being able to, to, to be around your family. not being able to, to be a working on, especially working with young foreigners, long people as well. and you know, and i haven't the direct communication that you wouldn't wanna on a normal day to day as a point where as a young black person, the world shows you where it means to be black. when i try to be there for them as much as possible, even from a distance,

that's what keeps me go and thank you for coming and taking your time this afternoon to come and speak with me as you know where we live in an unprecedented times at the moment and a difficult time, but also a time will change as you, as you, as you seen in the media, there's a lot of negative perceptions that go hand in hand. we've also black people and that people as a culture, how did you take to see and those incidents, the dog situation that happened, that one kind of annoyed up on the black. it was why she did this. it doesn't really make sense. and then to have enjoyed luggage, which in kind of on the back of the please, please call the cops please called african american in my life, please tell them whatever you like. they both combine and then they just kinda escalated each other so much more than they should do. and i think like everything

was coming together so quickly and then being in lockdown as well. maybe even worse because you can talk to people about that. like you normally would now. wow. and so we can't do anything about that. we can talk about the, the faith that was very hard. prefix say i'm very resilient, but we only support sometime to find a support for my elder uncle . how are you doing, sir? good, i am good. before checking on, you've been a long time man, long time and yeah, i mean i need to check in and see how things are with you. you know,

nothing. nothing. that comes easy is worth having, you know, of course, you know, the things that happened previously over and over in america know in the u. k as well. it was still going from my mind that even at that point i could be the next one. i shit privately. what i saw, i don't any to see once the job slide situation. i turned away every other time because it wasn't going to change. you know, i'm saying and i couldn't, i was help in that case, but you saw that kind of eyes in the face of the people. yeah. jared, out this action and there was,

there was elemental enjoy and little power in is i could be that was wrong. yeah, for sure. for sure. i become disillusioned at times and i know it becomes stressful at times and i go home and i am stress and have a headache and i'm tired. i'm just yeah, i'm just at that point i'm in my time where enough is enough for me to be all right. ah, so i had my own experience. i was the place recently whereby i was just sitting in my car having a conversation. and unfortunately i was taken back to the station and locked top

for 18 hours. i ended up being charged for failing to yeah. out of my call quickly enough. the charge, fortunately, was overturned on the 22nd of may. 2020, which was 3 days before the death of george floyd. ah, ah ah ah,

this is well was pot way for the post office to open m as a mckee worker and i was waiting to to go into work surely after the police forces straight along here. and we saw each other. we close eyes. i know they saw me and that, and i saw them moments later he just came back and just the mom did the i got the call for few moments, you know, agitators confused while the car moved to the passenger side and just stood there just with my hands in my pocket, just thinking like, okay, was, was, was what was the worst that that happened at a moment's layer. i'm in handcuffs. under section 23 of the misuse of drugs acts. because they, they deemed that they could see kind of dislikes in mccall. and i was like,

been in for like 30 seconds a been if louder, helen been here for you just made the assumption in the event, no physical testing am you know, and i, i've shown you who i am as a professional and i'm in hancock on the side of the road, 9 30 in the morning. it was quite belinda. but the same time it was a it was i opened also me the something cathartic about knowing or the only warm darn thing things. one of my childhood friends was stopped by the police several times during looked down upon a brave face. tyran. yeah, i mean i, i probably been, i probably been stops, stops more than you probably fit more luck over a profile it's, it's something that you, i thought you grow up be instructor socially. you just, you end up thinking as a normal feel. you can vote for your phone book right now,

and you can get double figures of people that experience me as thoughts on such up . and just in the last year that journal got down one. how many, how many friends in that people around the same age adjusted renada that cost structure such weapons within the 1st law company he said a lot at regal shot together. you got start, so i so i was taught by myself the 1st note down when will when muslims i'm, when was the given was sac, it, i'm gonna get your thoughts but son, he, luckily i was we view as well. use trying to calm down the stuff, bought the whole experience. ha ha. they did a say a word and they just jumped out of cochrane at the handcuffs already. hancock to me without even saying the wet to me was telling me what they was looking for as such . and for just did just a way that they, they kind of, they tried to do with you anyway. was up at as, as back he said was got to get my books on imagine, imagine if we were, if we were with him and that was kind of

a 1000 experience he had so he had to see as well. so, i mean, my thing to was that was iraq. i don't need to go left. i found a thin, flat thing that he was saying, trying to what would you say to me? he said, he asked me for my, my, my title like mr. webb i knew zach hm. i know its not doctor or soccer. soccer is not notice, not doctor is on for like i said, i'm in a case of like a one away from your, from the doctor or something. it job a well couple of degrees on the truck to one g o the truck to try to get a reaction from them so they can have an excuse to arrest you. look you up. what can you do? is that every systems against us. you just go hopeless. yeah. and that was that is to of and that, that acceptance that you know, it's going to happen just fools that we just river in it. ah,

ah, i have to watch the judge flag fidel a few times. the 1st time i didn't, you didn't really st county didn't really taking one of those one of those ones, but just sorta video quickly. and i switched off from wasn't till i went back to the video a few hours later than and actually you actually saw the context and understood what was actually taking place in this 40 jenin, it's video and hearing him mother's was that com proven asking for his mom and an office of his a still with his 4 and his name is neck in the and the smirk and the and the agent officer protected novel officer as well. just modern day lynch information just as cameras and it was like, he was just playing,

playing, playing a character in a movie. the cameras were role in, you know, and this was, this was his big moment. i'm gonna, i'm actually going to show you what we actually feel about black people. and i want to do it live on camera fully enough or go to please right behind us. so i mean, so 30. yeah. the treaty mean they contribute. they want a jamie, right, know her how funny is that? ah,

seen so many videos of black people being mistreated by the place is absolutely devastating. i find it so stressful. being a mother and also having family members. he could also be the next person who is suffering at the hands of the place when i was handcuffed my mom, my instant my incident feeling was imagine if i didn't know how to how to communicate and handle my emotions and, and remain calm. wayford way. if i did raise my toner and i did some fin out of carrots, all would have been another or george flight on my dog him. it took

8 minutes for 6 seconds. the murder of george floyd to wake up the rest of the world. the guy down there and i didn't really i've been trying to help out really holding what do you want? i did a really good afternoon and i will get up. why know me in the news? i

come in my house about my house and i was the one i haven't really given me. so the reason i still haven't seen you before and i've been like lemme talk talk turned round. and then when we came out to your car and why margaret,

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