currents through. currents. move. this is g w news live from berlin the us role spike coronavirus for structure ins with one state even eyeing a return to gold with vaccinations gathering pace and infections down texas says it will lift all statewide cups next week if losing its last monday to some tell thanks but i worried also coming out. the us stop trying to fight so calls the

january 6th attack on the capital domestic terrorism f.b.i. director christopher wright tell small bankers their prizes will be held accountable. books from its favorite children. no longer seem to accompany and chacho dr seuss's legacy disavows 6 of his stories are saying they contain insensitive illustrations and many are welcoming the decision but some say it goes too far. welcome to the program u.s. president joe biden says they'll be enough coronavirus vaccines to immunize all adults by the end of may 2 months earlier than initially forecast many states are now announcing plans to ease restrictions even as health experts continue to warn

off the danger of new variants texas is already aiming to return to an almost. normal as early as next week including lifting the state's mask mandates. one shot and the war has gone several states have begun rolling out the single dose johnson and johnson vaccine the 3rd now approved in the country with the world's worst coronavirus death toll on that sign is good because it just takes so much pressure off of you worrying about getting. horrible things to buy them administration is now asking states to prioritize vaccinating teachers in hopes of reopening schools quickly but the president says it will be some time before the pandemic is over why do i think that you're back to. caution given the action that because you don't know for sure but my hope by this time next year we're going to be back to. one very big state is pushing to reopen

a lot sooner texas governor wants to put an end to the pandemics economic damage. affective next wednesday all businesses of any type are allowed to open 100 percent also i mean in doing this stay wide masque mandate. one houston restaurant owner welcome to the news and said most customers supported keeping the existing safety measures. we have all of our table spot on the park. a certain distance which makes them feel comfortable and everyone likes the idea that we require people to wear a mast texas isn't the only state easing restrictions in spite of health experts warnings about new variants of spreading. governments we watching closely to see what happens as more of the u.s. reopens. the head of the f.b.i.

has accused donald trump supporters who stormed the u.s. capitol on january 6th of domestic terrorism director chris ray made the comment during testimony before a senate committee investigating the unrest raid defended the f.b.i.'s handling of intelligence reports prior to the riots he also did a right wing conspiracy theory that leftist extremists in disguise were responsible for the storming of the capitol building was. let's listen to a little of what chris ray had to say during his testimony there's no doubt that it included individuals that we would call militia violence. in some instances individuals that were racially motivated extremists who advocate for the superiority of the white race but the militia probably at the moment. trending the biggest bucket w. reporter stacey bivins has been following the hearing for us and she joins us now

stacey this is the 1st time we've heard the f.b.i. director speaking publicly about what led to the storming of the capitol we all remember these pictures of brian says essentially trying to stop the transfer of power the f.b.i. director for himself. in washington d.c. democrats and republicans rarely agree on anything but when it comes to what director ray gave as an explanation it didn't cut it for either side now the back story is that in norfolk virginia there is and f.b.i. post and they caught some chatter and sent an e-mail that day before to a joint committee and also posted it on a special site. but lawmakers were wondering why there wasn't more of a vigorous attempt for the for the f.b.i. to be in contact with other police it was clear that director away and not want to throw anybody under the bus but there but his testimony today showed that. there

are some serious questions still that need to be answered and lawmakers on both sides say is that this means that there needs to be a 911 style commission so that we know who knew what was happening why they didn't react more quickly i mean we understand that the the information that they got was a raw and kind of you know oh there might be a war happening there's people going to be surrounding the capitol but then why wasn't there a greater presence we saw a great presence in the summer for black matter marches where was it here these are the questions that need to be answered there's been a black lives matter for president donald trump often blamed groups like black clouds nasa for untold violence across the united states a coal group or symbol of heights while downplaying the rise of the far right has the f.b.i. director turned on its head yes but he's been saying this for quite some time and when you and 2017 he issue don't report donald trump don't want to hear it he's one

of these people were if you like him no matter how sick your beliefs are he's on your side so he constantly downplayed as you said the actions of white supremacy groups and try to blame and but today in the hearing bray made it very clear that there were no fake trump supporters pretending to represent him there were no anti for members this with trump's supporters and white supremacists trying to stop the transfer of power thank you very much they said evans was the person. and now to some other stories making news around the world. 1.7000000 doses of the asked for a seneca coronavirus vaccine have arrived in the democratic republic of congo frontline health care workers will be 1st in line for the job this friday in the capital kinshasa the vaccine the vaccines way where procured through the global kovacs program run by the world health organization. and afghanistan have

shot and killed 3 women who worked for a broadcaster in the city of jalalabad government sources say the women were attacked separately on their way home from work these are the laces in a series of shootings and bombings targeting journalists and other professionals in recent weeks. pro-democracy protesters had turned out in force again on wednesday despite the threat of further violence by security forces a crackdown following last month's military coup in minot continues to be the focus of regional talks among foreign ministers from southeast asian nations regional powers have called for the release of civilian leader. journalist aimin joins me now from yang gone i mean miles neighbors are pressing for a return to democracy does that mean much to the military rulers. yes

i think it does so with you know previous crises in the m.r. and has been the way in which member has been able to largely. avoid global accountability measures such as sanctions because of icy and general commitment to not interference and you know our is a very export dependent country and so a lot of trade goes on along in our supporters as well as with neighboring countries and countries in that region and so if nations decide to intervene in more then. the way to happen to pass then it could definitely have an impact. or i know the crackdown has been brutal by the military activists online or referring to them as terrorists is there any sign protesters are deterred by the violence. it's also not just the protesters the committee representing which is a committee made up of elected officials have also put out statements declaring

them to be a terrorist organization and you know i think what we're seeing in terms of street protests at least is that quite a number of people are now staying home instead of going out into the streets but the street protests have not stopped and i think it's also relevant for us to remember at that. the civil disobedience movement it's not just about a movement in the streets it's also about helping emp supporting civil society civil servants not engaged with military directives and work for ability of government now there's also a row brewing in the united nations in new york over the ambassador to the u.n. tell us about the. yeah so what's centrally what's happening right now is that there are dual claims to legitimacy and to be the government of myanmar there is the currently or the you know the currently. present permanent representative who made a statement essentially saying that he would not observe directives from

a military controlled government and that he has his allegiance with that the elected government and the u.n. at this point has not recognized a new government in myanmar and although they have gotten letters from the military that the current representative has been fired because they're not recognized as the government that letter has not really gone into effect and the u.n. general assembly will have to make a decision on which government in myanmar they choose to recognize and give legitimacy to. right journalist i mean in yangon thank you very much for your reporting. russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov says his country will respond in kind to any new u.s. sanctions over the treatment of jailed kremlin critic alexei in a volley of made the comments after the us joined the european union in imposing sanctions on several senior russian officials washington says its intelligence has

concluded that moscow was behind natalee's poisoning with the nerve agent in august the opposition activist as now serving a 2 and a half year prison term of hard labor. bill browder is the head of the global magnitsky justice campaign he told the w that the sanctions don't go far enough these sanctions are against an important high level and and i would call high value targets in the putin regime but you should understand that none of these government officials keeps money in their own name the money in the name of their pals they're all of our friends who hold it for them and so the only way that you can touch these people in touch 100 putin is great going after the only car accident so yes by naming and shaming them it's good these are high value targets. it will inconvenience their lives i'm sure they're not happy to be on the sanctions list but in order to do this properly a lot more needs to be done and needs to be broadened to these businesspeople. 6

books by one of the world's best loved children's authors are being pulled from publication because of racist and insensitive illustrations that caretakers of dr seuss as legacy says it's a 1st step towards promoting greater inclusion for all children some adults think the move goes too far. dr seuss's books emphasize the weird and wacky the author's use of simple rhyme and wordplay has entertained and educated children for generations. but his use of caricature of asian and black people in several stories has been criticized as being racist now in the business that preserves dr seuss legacy dr seuss enterprises is pulling 6 of his titles the move has angered many who claim it's just another example of so-called council culture. people need to realize that if dr seuss king canceled what can be

i mean really this is a kid's book to me i think everyone should desensitized you know. the guy who's gets offended easily and i think this whole society is way off that way off the hook but dr seuss enterprises says the books to try people in ways which are hurtful and wrong the business made the decision after months of consultation with panels of educators and experts many of whom have applauded them or. they were very very thoughtful about the way they did this and i think they recognize that you know these 6 books really don't fit with the way we think today about to pick people and so i appreciate their decision and i think that they've done it in a way that still recognizes the vast works that dr seuss has provided to many of us

among the 6 titles discontinued our if i ran the zoo scrambled eggs super delegates pool and on beyond zebra but with dr seuss's catalogue including more than 60 classic titles it seems hard to believe that his stories are going to disappear from the pages of history any time soon. you're watching the news live from berlin that's it for me pablo fawley las will be with you after top of the hour i'm often . different on the island to. show you here women are in charge. the archipelago has had a matriarchal system for centuries. doomed women differently to

preserve the rain. starts marching on t.w. . to name is a doctor from the democratic republic of congo and a nobel peace prize laureate he travels the world campaigning for a cause. or legend in the work to the we consider the cause for which we are fighting to end the rape and sexual violence against women during war a noble cause he will call no. unfortunately the change has been slow in coming up to the end the women the rape victims expect a lot from our advocacy no 2 people could do again. with him in a fight for peace. for 61 year old is head of the german institute for medical mission schneider has been supporting danny mccuaig in the d

r c and in germany for years i believe you know how to act as is there in berlin he said it's not only mine it's your nobel prizes well what are you doing to change things and this challenge is also our cause we don't just want to applaud him and say great man we want to support him and make sure that we're doing what we can to help him in the fight for peace and comfort. but how can she help tony mccuaig in his fight against sexual violence and for peace in the democratic republic of congo. where. there's one. that said that. dr mcgregor i don't to movie get impressed me right from the start with those physicians by this and what unites us is this common vision that the situation is disadvantage to

neglected people must be improved that they have the same rights and that their dignity must be restored as your ability to have to still be uppermost. below. why are you clapping we are happy to see you are happy. are you feeling all right here. in your name is the new one on me. dr mcwade go operated on denise bonnano a few days earlier the 30 year own was brutally raped by militias with a tree branch. usually only victims with the most serious injuries are brought to panzi hospital. many arrive with her severely damaged pelvic region and often they are incontinent. each month about $150.00 new

right victims aren't mentored considered a distress to their family and village community the women here have often been cast out. the stories where they are very isolated will struggle sir most of the time they arrive completely alone lose and pull but it is rare that their husbands or family members accompany them and more even though some come from very far away of the collection of the woman i talked to back there comes from nonbeing no woman almost 500 people were killed there before the election so this sort of is a perfectly understood even when they come from far away often 2000 kilometers or more they are all alone without family there but for. the. mommy is 27 years old and he's from a village called el gato several months ago she too was kidnapped by militias she

was right. now she was expecting a child who. was 'd at the panzi hospital while meenie has found not only medical care but also a community of women in similar positions i was tired there was a time there was was the air was there yeah i forgot to introduce you to our friends was there here to film us my ideas through the. cloud. social water as a time when you're in canada has been caring for victims of sexual violence for many years at panzi hospital women receive both free treatment and psychological

care. that i. many of the women and children here are severely traumatized. i believe that i was including mommy. was i love it it would really is a catastrophe we thought the rapes would stop at some point but no they go on and on every day even now today yesterday when you women arrived again i live here in the villages there are many militias who continue to lose rape kill for love but many of them have fewer i see you now fully the end of the i am in the hands of the new so some women here do not want to go back because they are scared of being raped again 6 what they need so good if this child is some of

been brutally raped by one others by 2 by 3 or even by several men. in and it doesn't depend on the age they even rape 5 year olds 10 year olds 20 year olds and even 18 year olds they design this into i remember the country very. mine was more meaning experience there's horror herself armed perpetrators right tough for several days one is the father of the child she is carrying. he was always take care of yourself and if your baby can you feel it moving. and your husband should have it left me after i was taken away i. then i haven't heard from him since when. does he already know that you were pregnant. i only noticed later they dragged me into the father's to how low.

days i cried so much i was beaten and raped again and again less then other women who were they helped me to escape. that's how i got hurt and that. the baby in your belly may 1 day go to school and have an education and then they can take him as he is and he will pay for the school it'll be all right without a father. will give path and panzi hospital. but will she be able to accept and love her child. the democratic republic of congo shan states north eastern border with you candor bro wonder and burundi the region has reached deposits of gold tungsten and coal

some materials which high tech companies from industrialized countries need to manufacture their products. the mines are often controlled by armed groups who terrorize the inhabitants of nearby villages. or certain knowledge they have back there. it was that bad but now that these are all these are also. 7 in the democratic republic of congo german physician gisela schneider works with rosemont data they want to improve health care in the conflict on region. but the situation in the province is difficult in recent months hundreds of thousands of people have fled from armed groups who loot reg. and kill and then there is a boa the virus has been haunting the northeast of the democratic republic of congo for over

a year and thousands have already died. shari is the village near bania the capital of a tory province 20000 refugees arrived here in just a few weeks gisela schneider has come to survey the situation julie help says here is local representative of. rosemont better hands the nonprofit organization moussaka but there are too many refugees in a small village to manage adequately possibly even the structure is completely overburdened with primary care of the refugees lusaka is doing their best to help but they're not a big humanitarian organization with a lot of experience they're just trying to help people here the best way they know how. a church has been converted into an emergency shelter. over 300 fugitives are staying here. the past smells of urine and cold sweat. there is some lack of everything.

this is wondrous it's unbelievable i've only briefly spoken to a few of them but pretty much all have colds they have coughs which will turn into pneumonia or in some cases it gets cold here at night and they don't have anything to cover themselves with us plus they're malnourished not to mention hygiene issues if diarrhea spreads here this whole group could be in danger and then of course we were in an area that is a huge rescue. just to operate when the 50 g.'s 1st arrived the death rate was very high after 5 days we already had 10 dead since we started providing them with medical care we have been able to reduce the death rate significantly we treat pregnant women and children under 5 1st because they are the most vulnerable and everyone here everyone needs urgent

medical attention the key at this is fire that. was. the refugees last. and they have witnessed terrible atrocities including the mother of this young girl 24 year old martha c. i think that she had to look like you know they ran towards the villages with machetes and weapons in their hands they had baloch lovers over their heads. that then they started to set fire to the hearts and cut off the heads of the people shot i grabbed my children and ran for my life that i knew guys never got any well i lost my parents in one of the 1st who was mouthing off at me that i was very young when my father and mother were killed really a few years ago i lost 2 of my children and the war was well. now i have fled to. i

do not know where my husband is why i am all alone with my children and sherry i will alone oh. yes it is sad yet if i actually live here this is where we sleep i don't have another option everything i had even my mattress was burned with my house when it rains the water runs right down here past me and my children are. monsters daughter in bisa is 3 years old jani is 7 martha only had kasama leaves to feed her children she was due to give birth to her 3rd child in a few weeks it was unclear where she could give pass safely and how she would be able to support 3 children on her around. nobel laureate danny mcquade has made it his mission to inform the world about the atrocities

happening in the democratic republic of congo. there is conflict has already cost more than 6000000 people their lives get 4000000 congolese are currently homeless. they are internally displaced and only a week ago we learned that over 300000 people had to flee. they have lost their homes and are out on the streets. then there are the hundreds of thousands of women who are raped. in the panzi hospital alone we have treated more than 50000 women to date 3. new all of them are victims of sexual violence and among them are older women as well as babies the baby. dinny mcquade his work has cost him some of his freedom. and the hospital is

guarded to around the clock by u.n. sanctions. the nobel peace prize winner cannot leave the hospital without security forces. a few years ago he barely survived an assassination attempt and he received death threats again in 20 twentieth's ease a role model for young doctors and a hero to his patients. it is for them that he puts his own life at risk. you will be operated here you do not have to pay anything i think i've told you but . don't worry here you won't be asked for money.

true believers are. still. dooney mccuaig is the son of a preacher he says his faith helps him bad the suffering that surrounds him he operates almost every day donations enabled him to purchase modern equipment today the university hospital is considered a center of excellence for treating right victims of a new front usually room for him the 1st woman i am operating on comes from wiley kali. she has already had 3 surgeries wasn't a whole show this will be the 4th silicates going to homes from convulsion be so she is very traumatized. she was brutally raped lubavitcher her vagina was completely destroyed and inside she had a very serious infection in our history to remove herself and still we are cleaning

everything and will give her antibiotics and hopefully she will get better and just be home. and relatively. sure for sure. every time i operate it gives me a bit of relief so too it allows me to feel that i can make a small contribution to reduce the suffering of people to. the tooth but unfortunately i believe that as long as there is impunity here this will continue to desist. because for 20 years it has been the same people committing these atrocities each year and they feel as if they can go on like this without facing any consequences for their actions is wonderful to move. so quickly to so also comes. i. was. was was.

was. was. was was. how are you doing where do these children come from from all over the world and these are all friends and half off and he would also see this in his documents their fathers as soldiers or militias i love the children don't know that they are alone and some who live with their grandparents. in local co are your children on what are your names tops who wants to. come. honestly i was. was was a are if you. was are i.

was. was. you in the women and children travelled for 2 days to visit dhoni mccuaig. says. because children from viewing these women are a delegation from. which i treated here in 2005. they have come to see me. together with these children who were born after their mothers were raped. they were abandoned by their mothers by their fathers. i. truly love when libya for example there is. he is the leader of the right key militia. kuti is still there he's in the forest outside the village of superior. one group comes after the next they rape and pillage back

a little boy here. the women found into an association i'm talking $200.00 often. if you want to become a doctor. to. do you. really christian electrician wow. and you. be like you just a real be like me. i. can write a letter. you're doing and tell me is that why you're sitting next to me this is. soon you'll be like me. that means you'll become a nobel peace prize winner. so. i'm glad. we will work together for peace we will listen to your voice thank you.

i said. there's a little we share the world. here yes. yes. yes yes. please. yes yes was there are fair share there. thank you that's very kind of you thank you so much and it's. secure says on form by the man who then these children did not ask to be born missing but they were. killed a vision and then to a society that rejects and stigmatizes them. a society without pity so peachy it's good printed when children are treated this way from

a very young age. they become traumatizes awful and have overloaded memories but sure shelter. while many brood omar is getting psychological treatment perhaps she can overcome the trauma in spite of her haunting memories and accept and love her child as the want to love the child. but i know our village community so i feel that as a woman who was raped i cannot return to the village. my husband has left me he will never forgive me and he will never accept the child is dead. in panzi hospital while meenie also learns to wave and so vasquez this training is an important part of the holistic treatment. as to money or encana and the other social workers want to help the women become independent so that they can support

themselves and their children that is right there in. that way perhaps more meaning could take care of her child without other financial assistance. than the hope that i can feed us by selling baskets. of money might be enough the medicine today and even for school now. but how can one mean a return to her village when militias continue to live nearby how is she supposed to overcome her fear when the perpetrators have no prosecution to fear. this is bukavu the capital of south kivu province during the almost 25 years of war and conflict its population has grown to almost a 1000000 the german physician schneider is on her way back to a tory province in the northeast utah to you has been particularly plagued by conflict and ebola. the scent of horse meat in the end we could actually see

chooses not to go to countries. many organizations work was fun and we try to go where others don't go or where few stay for a longer time to listen where in the it to every region including in bunia it means so much to people there when you come and stay when they say no one else comes on to sacrifice. which was rather that that was ongoing conflicts make it very difficult to effectively cut tail on life threatening virus or a boa was a recess under fields and yet it was that way using this elbow grease thing because there is a bowler in this region that has been 12 cases here which is quite a lot so there should be no hand to hand contact and no exchange of body at the right they started this grating and everybody thinks it's great it's a good way to greet someone when you can't shake hands so it's great i was.

was there i am. there to gather with rosemont bear. wants to establish a health insurance system in this region. i thank god that i met the people from osa. was there my child was gravely ill i had lost hope that he could get their stuff was he then i found out about the health insurance i became a member and they helped my child she was i am happy and grateful to spend time there was i dr mcgregor doc to mcgregor has shown mercy it means to really kaffir women to build something that helps women to live independently to bone i think he's a great role model and he does this with many women who've experienced violence and

found a good find a family have a. little machine your remarks see for ladies and gentleman rape is being used massively as a weapon of war. this deadly weapon destroys the body destroys the spirit destroys the community. and even destroys the church. all the reports of the united nations about the plundering of raw materials from the democratic republic of congo and about the serious human rights violations especially the well known mapping report all of these reports have not led to consequences. sultry. dettori province is rich in oil and mineral resources hunger for these results is

fuels our national and international fight here where tribal conflicts are manipulated for economic interests. on the road from bonior to mahogany refugee tents can be seen intermittently the displaced are victims of perfidious political interests in which neighboring countries such as rwanda and uganda also have strengths. there are congolese policeman and u.n. soldiers stationed here to provide security in the region but the area covers thousands of square kilometers and launch bomb virtually any accessible. only those who have weapons have power. their families who have not or cannot leave after live in fear every day.

congolese police officers escorted us during the film shoot but those infelicitous are defenseless and exposed. many have had to abandon their fields and are now dependent on humanitarian aid. their houses were often burned down and family members killed. we drove to a village that was recently attacked by armed groups. to. ban it. was the ect

. it is located directly on the main road from banja to uganda there is no state authorizing air most people have fled only a few have remained. in value when i finish see feel a now boone boot they catch him least that night. it was on the tuesday in a beacon about i seen you in civilian clothes an armed. others are wearing soccer jerseys are no clean they were providing security we're going to then they stop cars drivers and passengers from their seats with them and i was there i saw it and you're terribly afraid if we hear even one shot we start running for our lives. in.

the end. in turn province borders you. manda and is twice the size of belgium many refugees live in the forests without any protection on medical care many die others make it to the capital of the province. where there are camps with tents water food medicine and most importantly protection u.n. soldiers are stationed in banja. there are over 16000 people in this camp alone most are women and children.

they have made temporary homes for themselves but some have been here for over a year and a half. in october 29 teams 22 people died here even large aid organizations cannot meet demand and a measles epidemic had broken out. by tearing up by the. may yet i mean these are conflicts this is a brutal war in. the south to get him out i mean cause that both he and in this war those attacking us are our neighbors the lendu declared. no one feeling. whether there were others with them we can't be sure about that because when we were attacked we immediately fled to people in the syllabus doctor's. uniform what we experienced when massacre was that the platinum i just as

she did must suck. i'm going to. have nothing left lamb i have lost everything all of that i think it was. that i burned everything i had. for someone to explore what's going on or run for our lives with their children is what it is there are so many dead and none of us understand what it was you know my real interests happened can explain this to others who demanded we have known demanded that the congolese government revealed the course. that they still have and. was good. for the was. just doing this for someone i have met with leaders around the world. they appear to care deeply me but that's what nothing has come of it. the situation

is still ongoing my peace and sulky miss is not a war between nations i'm torn between different ethnic groups or tribes in giving nor is it a religious war. this is not about fanaticism see solving here. but this is about the control of natural resources through concordia and shows just like you this war could be ended if the political will to do so was there room to talk or the whole world knows about it he said there are reports about these crimes but these reports are written and filed away without achieving anything. sid so i think that there is no doubt this is about greed for wealth where the profit is taken off the backs of the weak there forever.

after more than 20 years of war many people here have known violence displacement and expulsion their entire lives. the country as a collective trauma. and the global green for is also years is contributing to that client. every day new refugees arrive in a small village of shari hoping to find protection and help. dr gisela schneider tries to help people here too but the need is overwhelming many die of starvation. but. their. mantra is far along in her pregnancy. she isn't giving up and tries to

support her 2 children. and even if there is food only once a day. most of the time this is because of a partridge in the long term eating mainly because samba will lead to mao nutrition which has its specially serious consequences for georgia. that you know that come up in the us there. was. a bit of that it. was hard because i don't have enough of anything i have no money i cook without salt and oil my children are crying from hunger i have nothing to prepare for the bird. i do not know how to pay the hospital when i have to give birth. you could even know what you want. to do such that now there's not just. roseman bana and gives

a last night i want to drive martyr and the other women with small children to a health center in bunia the women hardly speak about the terrible things they have experienced rape is had to busan jacked that that. was that was never was my master will be giving birth soon she needs prenatal care to check whether everything is ok and then we have to organize where she'll give birth in the little one also needs care things like whether she's been vaccinated need to be checked. sam is another one of my little. some children have a demon from our nutrition others have meningitis malaria or chicken pox gisela schneider can only help some of them. the congolese state offers even less support . the concept here is helping you to help yourself.

mater displaced by some was happy she was being examined before giving bath and her youngest daughter also urgently needed medication. a phone call informed rose that a measles epidemic had broken out in shari. as the midwife seemed satisfied with the baby's development but there were no hours martin a feeling. i feel a little better now that i feel very weak because i'm so hungry. and i don't know where my husband is and what happened to him that worries me. if you asked around for him to know when i seen him that scares me. manto will be having her baby and for weeks rose will continue supporting her small

family this help and along for her children keeps mata going. here and that was. because i live force and thanks to their inner strength these women have exceptional resistance should live . this is where i see a miracle and it works in these women version the funny version often i cannot even imagine it's possible because the women are brought to our hospital completely destroyed. and dehumanized in force and these women have an incredible energy strength and so they manage to stand up again and fight for their rights for the rights of their children and the community it is all for this greatly encourages me and. i team to keep going this simple for what they hear the click.

over how are you. still on the way to make his rounds dr mcgregor stops by his patients common room. mommy will stay at panzi hospital for a few more weeks as a pregnancy rape victim she would not be welcome in her village for the 1st time in her life she's learning the alphabet here she feels accepting. if i need a hand really bad i. was an e hand have. run leave me handily that wounded. good enough. in the world. i would have loved to learn to read and write but we had hardly any

money at home. otherwise i would have gone to school. if. i. was there to say even if i did not wish for this child i would like to send to school you know what they are that is my trainer. why meenie has experienced understanding catch and help at panzi hospital but half of returning to hot home village is great this. is the moment i feel good. i feel my child i could also work but what worries me is how i can survive at home without a husband and the militia still there. and i don't want to experience this again. the most important thing is peace.

i. hear from them over 400 more women have given me the task of conveying to the whole world their demand for peace if you use it so this is the message i have to deliver to the international community post the answer does not depend on me but i consider it my duty to continue on this mission and i will not stop carrying this request for peace into the world is how i hate it when someone says i didn't do anything because i knew nothing about it because he's uncertain. about the won't look so way the war in the democratic republic of congo continues and the number of rape victims is rising every day. and i just felt that it was showing which. was is. so mind how that would be my dream that one day get there and i can

experience that real case something has to happen now to stop the sexual violence against women and children so that they can live and prosper so that their dignity is respected and that these surgeries and i don't get needs that is a wish. i'm . easy to have peace and healing when victims receive justice and so nobel peace prize winner dineen mccuaig fight song. i ever. thank. you while the women continue to hope and pray to god to bring peace to that country . i.

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