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denied it in a very gingerly lay feeling concrete. how will climate change affect us and our children our. g.w. dot com slash water. from here. gets a fair bit will only beat the coronavirus once most of the globe is immunized. dozens of countries have started vaccinating but 100 say yet to begin. a slow and bumpy rollout will only allow the disease to continue circulating and delay hopes of eradication. new variants of covert 19 could also raise progress. will the world get its act together fast enough. well israel is way ahead in

vaccinating its people over 3 and a half 1000000 and counting the palestinians have a longer wait another case of inequality more on that topic with the doctor in a moment 1st this report from d.w. stanley kramer. nurse molly miss her dearly and her team work almost around the clock to administer the biotech pfizer vaccine here in bad a town south of tel aviv about 150000 people are being vaccinated daily throughout the country. so an e-mail or the money now based on are there any better i really believe in this vaccine or also got it and this week i get the 2nd dose. we didn't have then god any allergic reactions it's like a flu shot it is a very gentle vaccine it's good. that they make will soon mail it will they mail it still. the culture a center turn makeshift vaccination point is run by clergy to one of israel's 4

health management organizations which provide care through their own clinics as every citizen has to be registered with an h.m.o. using the highly digitalized infrastructure has proven decisive for the fast rule out 1st priority where people over the age of 60 health care workers and people with underlying health conditions now it is the turn of the over fifty's. or the organ is great i didn't even feel the shot of a bit i work as a special needs teacher and we're all kind of in the line of fire it's an absolute must to be vaccinated because as a younger people are also called up to receive surplus doses of the vaccine which would otherwise be wasted the early purchase of the biotech pfizer vaccine by the government has contributed to this speedy immunization campaign however corona

virus infection rates are still high and the government tightened the country's 30 locked down once again last week while challenges vaccinating and earning enough time so that it says we start to work in on the other end we have the there are different 3rd wave in israel which has been rising in the huge number of severely sick people hospitalized in the hospitals in the israeli occupied west bank a covert 19 testing center infections remain high as well but here people will have to wait to receive their vaccines israel has not been supplying vaccines to the occupied territories the palestinian authority announced this week that it has signed deals with poor companies to secure vaccines among them also the russian develop vaccines put nick of what to you know how to look in the news they say it is not yet approved and they want to give. we don't know what will happen.

but at the end for you hope that through the get the appropriate exene and to be done with this crisis. how do you want all of us to take it to feel psychologically because we are in a constant state of nori that matter and they will have their options palestinians have also signed up to the kovacs program which aims to help low income countries to get a fair share of the scenes for around 20 percent of their population. as to guarantee is chief medical officer at as reus of way company that office mapping and analytics in the u.s. how vital is a concerted global drive in back saving the world and stopping this pandemic it's incredibly important there's actually a slogan in global health that says no one is safe until everyone is safe and this is really an indication of our highly mobile and highly interconnected world

recognizing that we depend on international trade and we have travel patterns and if we want to get back to those to travel patterns and avoid an unrelenting progression of the pandemic vaccine is our best hope and we can't look at it as individual countries we need to do it in a global way we need to wesley but there is so much inequality in the world and it in this case the iniquity is so clear be at the palestinian's africans the super rich paying to jump the queue how can we change that. well i personally think that taking a geographic approach is one way to really hone in on these problem areas that aren't getting the resources because when you look at this year graphically you can spot those in equities and you can start to do things about it

so there are of course organizations around the world from gabi managing kovacs in coordination with the world health organization that are using geography to really try to equalize what's going on how exactly are they doing that can you just explain to our viewers what all that means sure. what they're doing is they're creating of course the plants they're called micro plants really looking at places on that in a way microscopic level when you're sort of thinking about the globe and they're figuring out how we can look at the populations and their access to vaccines and then provide resources in the places where there's not adequate access and it tells you a lot about how much vaccine should you order at different places when you understand where the population is and where the vaccine distribution sites are proposed or

already in place so i guess that also applies to what we think countries but the difference between cities and the countryside or remote areas for example. absolutely so geography is particularly helpful with that because you can look at things like high risk populations and what their level of accessibility is whether you're measuring that as say a 30 minute drive time or in some places it's more likely that people are going to be walking or taking public transportation so you can really define what kind of access that local population will need and then when you identify where you have gaps in access you can start to make different plans those different plans might be a drive through vaccination clinic or working with independent pharmacies or fire stations or schools or other community locations that can serve the local

population you can also do things like create mobile outreach and optimize the routes of maybe a mobile van and to vaccinate highly rural populations or folks who are unlikely to come to a clinic to get their vaccine but even if you identify those gaps is there going to be enough vaccine for everybody. well i think the answer to that is absolutely yes but a more poignant question perhaps is how long is it going to take and the estimates right now are that through 2021 there should be about 2000000000 doses of vaccine made available to the world so since most of the vaccines require 2 shots to be a full series that means about a 1000000000 people can be vaccinated in 2021 well that only represents about 13 percent of the world's population so i think this is going to take several years to

accomplish but yes ultimately there will be enough and once everyone's vaccinated will that mean the corona virus has been eradicated. well. we would hope so but i don't think so so it's the vaccine that basically stimulates your body to create an immune response and that immune response has a memory so that when you're ultimately exposed to the vaccine you can fight it more quickly and effectively but that memory fades over time and current predictions say you know if we're lucky 2 to 3 years of protection but more likely we'll need an annual booster to kind of remind our immune system what it's supposed to be fighting ok we'll have to leave it there as to guarantee thank you very much good talking to my pleasure thank you. and now it's your turn to ask the questions our science correspondent williams has been looking into the topics you've been

posting on a huge of channel. if you contract the virus after the 1st shot in a 2 shot vaccine do you still need the booster shot this turned out to be a really tricky question because it's so specific and different types of vaccines work in different ways to 0 in on an answer though it makes sense to start with something general what vaccines do which is to provoke an immune response that seems basically kick start that process by faking an infection but it takes time for the body to get up to speed and start making the right defensive cells to fight off the intruder trials with vaccines approved in the u.s. and the e.u. for example has shown that the 1st jab does provide some protection against developing symptoms of covert 19 if you're exposed but it takes more than 10 days

to get there and and it's only around 50 percent effective much less than when boosted by the 2nd shot given the specified few weeks after the 1st one so here's the scenario you describe you've got the 1st shot of your vaccination and then you're exposed to covert 19 say a day or 2 later and ended up with symptomatic disease because your immune system hadn't ramped up the response here at the centers for disease control in the u.s. says that if that's the case it's important to defer your 2nd shot until you've recovered so i assume that means even if that takes longer than the window of time recommended between the 1st shot and the booster if you other sources i could find on this specific question recommended debt. and at least getting the booster shot once you've recovered anyway as the expectation is it will

do no harm and will likely actually strengthen your immune response to the corona virus if you encounter it again in the future. there william say i'm beneficial and thanks for watching stay safe and see you again sir. and. they dreamed of more right and more freedom freedom new does not prevent. them shooting women in the arab spring we fought in 2011 that will be going away to me we're going to. tell me a story of a fight for liberation as told by 3 courageous women james of right part one closer. to. the goal.

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a. good food also since the creation of our solar system with our planet is a bit like winning the lottery there is a little bit of the. money's worth. starts feb 11th on t.w. . and cuddy and sweat a little bit more in the small village where i grew up but i think the goal should stay at home and raise children. but i think that girls have a right to their freedom. i believe that the situation in egypt was wrong and needed to be changed people have suffered a lot of injustice and i've seen a lot of corruption. and i knew that

one day people would take to the streets and i knew i'd be one of them standing. when i 1st took to the streets i was shocked but happy. in march at least half of the protesters were women maybe even the movie. for me it was a transformative experience freedom and social justice there's differentiate between men and women in. the muslim brotherhood a group long banned here which is by far the biggest on the ground organization in egypt says it joined the protest. the muslim brotherhood was there with us but they were planning something else and with a vote of. mubarak called the army but when all merged vehicles rolled into cairo they seemed to take no action

against the demonstrators. really with this if you chant that the army and the people were united gave hope to a lot of people know i. was here i am a student president hosni mubarak has decided to step down as president for egypt and to the side of the forces who will leave the nation. was. seen was in there and you know in them and i think everyone workers farmers people from all classes and women were part of this. they were welcoming. and of course in that moment when thinking about what was coming here i mean.

even before the revolution my friends and i used to demonstrate at the university. was. sometimes students looked at us as if we were crazy they made fun of us and loved. at one point i took a microphone and yelled what are you waiting for stand up for your rights. and then i joined the revolution as an egyptian woman demanding her rights which were previously disregarded.

as of unfortunately on international women's day when women were so. bridging on to here square the least insulting chant shouted at them was get out of here he definition of the wrong kind of clown bob ran was bad and there was

a hand inside my blouse these men who wrote the prophet on the koran at the same men who sexually harassed us. in. the armed forces celebrated women's day by performing virginity tests on 17 girls some iraqi brigade was one of them. they insulted us and beat us she said then shop just with electric prods they ordered asked one dress completely and split us in groups she was forced to lie on a table and under the goal of russian energy test. she told us that the military calls her a prostitute and says this has just mentioned humiliate women and scare them away

from protesting. the age of general admitted that the tests had taken place and one general cold to let the tests were carried out to help defend the enemy against potential climbs of rife. with them about when they arrested a lot of young people before and fidgety tests on the goals they took with the tents. that's really started reevaluated was situation and you buy that in there. i said to the kids that's enough so i moved to tahrir square here to my house. i told them we could work at my house and whoever wanted to could sleep over at minimum some of them started to call me mama. and they listened to what i said

we didn't know the muslim brotherhood was scheming a behind our back as and when. happening as we. did the demanding an end to military rule and handover of power to civilian government. any hope egypt's military would hand over power ahead of its own

schedule were dashed in a 2nd day of violence that has left at least 9 dead and hundreds wounded. and if in line tire life i've never seen a crackdown that intense with that many weapons. and that there staring me to arrive it. was. a mock informed them that they were standing on top of the building throwing everything you can possibly imagine that people really cares desks they were trying to kill people defile and yes you know we were shocked after we used to chant the army and the people are one hand. statements are no good now the military council has to go. dr out i doubt they're killing the revolutionary humerus are staying

silent it's a crime they have to take to the streets i was shocked i was i was even. in the film at the end i was bringing the food to them suddenly the police under stress they came out like roaches a huge number of them. i was one of the people they took into custody. one of the soldiers beat me and broke my arm. one who was cursing at us so i said you should be ashamed of yourself i'm as old as your mother and he got hysterical and smacked me in the face or even now i have a problem with a nerve in my only pain in philosophy and. that i had to any of what he called for someone to take me to the parliament where they were torturing people's awareness that. the if i was the guy.

and i was arrested on saturday. night as soon as the army caught me they stripped me of my veil and. the 1st thing they do is strip a girl of her veil they dragged me by the hair over to a group of soldiers. more than 20 soldiers hit me on the head with batons i needed more than 20 stitches. that's what they went for most your head. i heard. they continued to beat and broke me. they croaked the private areas of my body 5 of them are passing here and 20 are pointed.

out because this didn't just happen to me. the regime was assaulting the women to break them or all of the people down the disadvantaged. for king people have been killed hundreds injured over the last 3 days because he thought lady was roughly what i think provoke outrage and thanks as always for caliber what happened something just for women in the streets was a protest that has been called perhaps in the significant of its calling in this country you know it was the way everyone took to the streets because of what happened during the cabinet clashes i took part in the gym people would tell me may god punish those who humiliated you was the e.u.

everyone was king the post is of a cartoon of an egyptian woman and. and the hand of the military conscript and you can see the uniform and it says apparently the trees are cut off your hand. it was so powerful women marching to sing to muster with the times wish the daughter of egypt will never be success was in the fact there were people who understood the pain and they knew that those in an army uniform had reached a point to a instead of protecting you they humiliated him beat you that was no longer a rummy and i'm sorry i can't respect it like that to him was

that was. now i had to deal with my family and the battle at home and here. i see my entire family sides with the military and his pro regime regardless of what the regime in. the name of that is when i regained consciousness i was at home and locked in a room to be there for a friend for the muslims they have. chile where my uncle my brother and my grandfather were really angry they said you disgraced us you brought us shame. the

whole family was afraid and of course they were they were threatened they could have lost their jobs. i think my aunt said i cannot face people in the village. i had no way of communicating with people in mumbai my family took my cell phone cut the internet connection again. and i wanted to speak up and expose the torturers who did this to me but i couldn't other. women and i realized that i was in another prison thing that the prison at home. or to none of them i decided to escape from the window but my arms were in hard plastic part of it but we also lived on the 3rd floor i plan to walk along the wall to reach the ladder. i just wanted to escape it was

a crazy idea i didn't know how but i was determined to do it i had to get out i broke the plaster cast which was almost up to my elbow but my hands were still broken and i couldn't open the window right. but. they kept me locked up in the house for 55 days i counted every minute every 2nd of each day and i started to think they would never let me out. so on the 25th of january the 1st anniversary of the revolution i decided to start my own revolution at home just like the one on the square but this one would be a revolution in spirit. if i found some paper and i started writing statements on them. for instance i'm not disgraceful i'm not a scandal. to happen i am one of the revolutionaries.

a little bit of the revolution will continue in every house in egypt until we were in. my hands wants to end the siege and prison will not make me back down. if someone spoke to me i wouldn't. i was on strike because i pointed to the signs of this and they read them and said i had lost my mind and i wanted to feel that i was doing something like the people out on the streets i wanted to liberate minds from ignorance from outdated customs and traditions. it is that i was summoned by the public prosecutor i was questioned as a suspect i was charged with offenses like assaulting police officers throwing

bricks molotov cocktails torching a science research center inciting riots overthrowing the regime damaging public property and possessing weapons despite the fact that we were the victims. and. it was definitely something you're free to how to count that's competing really compete thank. you. but it's having to choose between less than is. one of mubarak's best friends it's unfair it's unfair for what

people have been dreaming about and fighting for. i knew that if morsi was to become the president of egypt it would be a huge challenge brotherhood would be using the religious narrative when it comes to minimizing the issue of marriage. sexual harassment the plant species of women in politics this is what i fear the most. commodore city has been sworn in as egypt's 1st democratically elected civilian president. and in. any form a concern for the muslim brotherhood back candidates will take egypt down the rate of more strict as in a sense. it's

unclear how much power the new president will have the military count. david self's we. could tell because of the president.

mohammed morsi issued a presidential pardon to all those charged during the revolution. his public prosecutor considered the case of the cabinet clashes to be an anti revolutionary case and against the military said was excluded from the part in the creek. to meet. my family told me they did not want me to live with them at home anymore. they tried to force me to marry someone i didn't know so i went to cairo. but i was alone. i had only myself to depend on i mean all and that. was the hour.

i found an apartment. got only my family sent messages to my phone my threatening to kill me. they said they would find out where i lived kidnap me and marry me off against my will it's just. see. it. to be just i started working at a law center where we try to help all different kinds of people no matter what their political views are kind to me all that matters is that they are an egyptian citizen who has been assaulted and what we do is provide them with moral public own legal support.

was. that the book was one of the there are 269 defendants in the cabinet clashes case they were individual charges and their group charges was everyone's moved on and we are left to take the blame. and the ng and in logic i went to my court hearing next on the topic you know me on my way in a police officer insulted me and i spoke back to him. so he took me into a room and the female prison guard to touch private areas of my body once twice 3 times.

i was screaming so he would come and get me out of that room mr fundi if he was there i was not. i. don't cry. we said we'd file a report on the incident. and then we have to figure out what to do about the rest of the case if. but it had to hit us like i think it was humiliating very very humiliating he was giving her orders to do that to me . it was the only president trying to stay calm that's how they operate they're trying to make things difficult for you. they're out to get me i understand let's not give them any more chances. to eat meat and. that made me more determined to fight against the offices have

tortured me they had to be put on trial. how could anyone and we decided to establish a nation without torture to put pressure on the government. to coffees one with milk. or. the ideas started with 6 people who are all victims of torture even if we never achieve justice at least we're helping others through the same trauma we experience do you. wish i was i

got bless you thank you for standing up for me don't mention it it's the least we can do. after more 16 took power there was a serious violation against freedom of expression. there are still people in prison there was to civilians being tried before a military quite. people were accused of blasphemy and many of them were christians so it was frightening when were sick came to power. when the muslim brotherhood took power it was the 1st time i felt afraid and they called us heretics and told us what was permitted and what was forbidden. than it was. difficult to get to mind when i took my headscarf off with the rise of the muslim brotherhood i didn't want

to be like them so i took off the veils of as a. way that. was . i mean those who say it's forbidden for a woman to speak to a man and so it's not just a matter of principles to them you're a blasphemer and so you must die you cannot in the jet. from time to time she longs for talking or square and reminisces about the egyptian revolution. who is only 24 years old dreamt of living in a new era preserve dignity for gyptian women. after president morsi took over we had hoped that we would get our rights that we would see real change but the situation has only got worse we thought in 2011 that

would be going forward we were going backwards. we've been going backwards. i am and. i didn't contest against morsi but with big gatherings come big problems. in the midst of all the posts many women felt assaulted. i was punched in groped by many men. sexual harassment and sexual violence has been super evident since the victim 18 virginity tests i mean. rape and assault they were taking place all the time but more than anything no one was just us protecting ourselves. so we decided as

a group of friends to form some sort of an intervention team started up as operation on time sexual harassment and then later on when we realized that we should not sugarcoat the level of the crime we are slashing assault. we need walk around them to lead and whenever we see cases of sexual harassment tries to do something about it.

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