hi, policemen, i don't know. we are is actually on fire made for mines the battle against cove it. the only clue variant is putting healthcare systems around the world to the test vaccination campaigns are accelerating while restrictions are intensifying once again. but are these measures enough to stop the spread of oma kron fax data and reports like, you know, weekly coping 19 special every thursday on d. w. this is date of their news. aisha coming up to date of gone is tons, double tragedies, drought and hunger. how a combination of the 2 is driving parents to think of unsettling options to sell

their children. so the family can afford a meal. we hear out a 1st person account and hard work, rough living mongolia is hurting lifestyle, may be at risk. as more women trade life on the steps for jobs in the big city. ah, i'm british manager, welcome to d w. news asia. glad you could join us. the united nations has asked the international community for $4400000000.00 to help of jonathan. it's the u. s. largest ever. you're monitored in a beam for any country, but it came with a dia warning as well. this is a stop gap, an absolutely essential stop gap measure that we are putting in front of the entire community today. without this being funded, there won't be a future. we need this to be done. otherwise they will,

they will be outflow. they will be suffering. but in truth, the suffering is already there to see more than half of a gun, a thumbs. nearly 40000000 people are facing acute hunger in places like in a northwest and i've got his hands buggy's province. years of drought have added to food shortages. in addition, people have no cash to live their daily lives. and as we see in the following report, it's forced some to consider the unthinkable selling off their children. to survive . a farmer walks across his parched land. these ones fertile fields and f kenneth stands begged his province. and now dry and barren, 2 years of drought have left farmers destitute and force many to abandon the region . bordering the, there's no rain, there's drought,

almost everyone in this village has left for iran. good on. for those who remain limited aid from the read, crisen is a vital lifeline. local speak of times when there was ample rain and snow here. but ever frequent a dry spells has made water a scarce commodity. the economic crisis following the television takeover has any worse than the already dire situation. and the new provincial rule is say, there's no money to help to the we weren't prepared for the situation because the previous government left us with nothing out of the path and all the to and from an economic perspective, we have nothing to offer either. so we're trying to help 3 aid groups. we just, we've had meetings with them and told them about the problems here. so we did this

many people now living camps for the internally displaced like this one outside the provincial capital. homeless and pushed to the edge of starvation some here returning to desperate measures. these parents say they're at the point of selling their 8 year old son for food when they're watching the children want bread, but i don't have any. i'm helpless and have no option. other than to sell him to someone else without them we would then we will us and we really and i carry with a chuckle with yeah, that's pretty, it's a bleed choice. now, facing these poverty stricken family who like many others, have become casualties of drought and conflict. and joining me not from head up is us on touch charles national director at world vision a global in geo that is also working in i've got some, some thought we just heard from a family that is thinking of selling their child to support themselves. is this

a situation you are seeing more off in your work? and i've got some thank you for having me. here is a self child focused organization in afghanistan. more and more. be off seeing children being sold. this is just because of food. lack of food in the country, it's that hot hunger and starvation and poverty that those are making parents to sell the children so that the other family members can so white. this is something that i have business days. one of the id be camps. there a mother brought a child to me and just asking me, can you buy it this jade? it's just between 500 to 200 usd. you can buy a child in afghanistan because there is no food at home. and this incidences

victims of this and i process is just just showing you so it just seems she rolled on mars by him. i'm him. why should it come to lose? do you think of the walled has abandoned of guns off for the fall upon turk, over this country has been facing lot of problems and say it, whether it's a natural disaster or poverty or displacement climate change conflict. this country was struggling for the past 40. yes. and in spite of having lot of investments for the 20 years, but international community has been contributing to the development of this country, which we cannot ignore. but now this is the card consequent drought. this country is facing beaches, which is a huge crisis. the crop. so failed because of the drought and families have no food to eat. so there has been investment for the 20 years,

but consequently because of the impact of climate change because of the conflict. because of every other factor, this country is in this situation. now. i mean the you and has asked for financial help from the international community for just speaking to you. i wonder, what do you tell the international community up and i think of the mother that you encountered in that internally displaced persons camp who wanted to sell her child to you with heart and mind. what do you tell the international community? what are the sort of hope i got to start mids? now this is one incident. you won't believe then i was traveling to gore in one of them. medical camps. very well. vision is standing a new edition and program a mother brought a chain which is just born boons and skin. that's it. you cannot see any flesh into the body of that jade. and seeing that child,

i really felt like gray. and that does the highly malnourished children in this country. more than 3200000 children are acutely managed. and really 1000000 children are really at the weight of die. so medically, titian is constantly growing and the children are becoming the victims. children that die. and the world needs to stand up. that's my request for the world today. why doesn't the world stand up? the one that has been working with afghan is then, so maybe it's the time did think the helper sufficient, but it is not so. the african children, african women, and the entire african community needs the world to stand up. now, let's speak up. let's not forget of got his time. let's hope that happens or miss joel, thanks so much for talking to us today. thank you. thank you so much. there's

more reports and analysis on the situation and i've got this done on our website. the debbie dot com forward slash a ship to mongolia next, where the lifestyle that no magic car does have long known is on the when a large factor driving the decline is the lack of women. most young women who grew up on mongolia foster land are leading to pursue education and higher salaries in the city. many 100 families now wonder, without enough women, if that traditional way of life can survive. after centuries, nomadic herders have raised their animals, mongolia as vast plain from generation to generation dodge bell don unsolved. o serene pug, joe, have spent their lives on the range lands. their 2 sons have become herders, but their 2 daughters live and work in the city. i think they'll stay in the city

actually when haven't told them where to live. they should live there to pursue the careers doctor. how to say this. they are all other daughters and hurting is hard work. since they're educated and studied hard, we simply let them pursue their careers as for the boys that men and men are okay in the countryside. and according to official data, heard a women work 12 to 14 hours every day, depending on the season. because of gender norms, they often work harder than the men. not only are they the main child care's, they also must cook clean. and so, and 10 to the live stock, as part of the family business hours, dodge, and so does the re ins. eldest daughter, who guns that sick lives in the capitol lombardo, she has a leadership position at mongolia biggest bank and no plans to move that i've been

thought yet. young. i can't say i will go back to me because i've lived here more than 10 years. and all my friends and my life a here lose money gone. i do want to start my own business related to our family business. but that doesn't mean i'm going back. it's a choice most heard. her parents would support a new study from the national university of mongolia, shows that less than one percent of young heard as to day want their daughter to keep that way of life. 23 percent want their sons to become herders. this engender yoshika, gets on if girls are educated, they don't have to endure the hard labor created by gender stereotypes also for both walking good, supple parents, want that girls to have more options either when twitter student good. it says i choose a life that is less dependent on the weather environment and season fully to organise

it. he's healthy. with the women settling in the cities, there is now a huge gender imbalance in rural areas. young mal herders are having trouble finding partners just to have it on us with families, local land, central government should take measures and initiate programs or projects to address the issues. otherwise, there will be no hurt. as in the future, your mother talked to our countries identity and strength is no magic hurting which means animals, freely grazing in the pasture band to her. and our animal husbandry supplies, the organic meat and dairy sectors. also this year for faster one solution could be finding ways to up and traditional gender roles. so men do chores and help raise children to ease the burden on world women for. and finally,

baby boy lost in the evacuation gales had cobble airport last august. has been reunited with his relatives, 2 month old. so hell. emily was separated from his family after being handed over the band by his father to a us soldier. ahead of their evacuation to the united states. he was found by 29 year old homage, stuffy, who took him home to raise him as his own, with his other children. after 5 long months, the real family managed to locate so hail after launching a media campaign in the u. s. he would stay with his aunt and grandfather until he to be flown to america. oh wow. that's a bit of a we'll see you tomorrow. bye bye. ah ah day it is pull, the news fest goes to could have been now i'm sure that it was audio too soon or

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