is the on the everyday things around us, where did they come from? when, why did they have all the time? we can just search for the day and change them out where the this is date of the news africa on today's program. the civil war raging into done nearly 2 years into the fighting costs of the country is facing. honda and millions are displaced and chose one. the scale of the impacts is catastrophic. it's the biggest human a tearing crisis on the planet to the biggest hung crisis, big as displacements crisis, whole team building and people fling the homes. and the well is giving is the shrub gummies, i think the world is, is neglect tablets. nothing here and there is no excuse for violence

against women and girls. that's the message for this. he is global campaign against agenda based finance. we have a report from kenya with survivors or speaking else and raising awareness. plus one of africa's biggest, odd festivals as us 1st is a female theresa. and she gave us a special highlight of this is exhibition, the hello, i'm christine one day. it's good to have your company a year, and the hops and civil war erupted in so done the fights and continues to spread. and there are no hopes of a sci fi in may. the us, especially in for a full sedan, said up to 150000 people had been killed, making the world, the largest active con,

6 in sub saharan africa. it started in april 2023 when fighting broke out between sedans on forces. led by general abdel fuss out all behind. and the power of military group known as the rapids support forces led by ham, done him at the gallow. the power struggle between the 2 men is full control of the states and its resources. international agencies say more than half of the population is facing acute honda. more than 11000000 people are internally displaced because of the fighting. a now the 3000000 has slipped into neighboring countries, such as central african republic, egypt, ethiopia, south to dun, and chad with dw is katerina crows and my son met him, sent this report from audrey near the border with sedan. ram has reached devoted to charge of with that safety. it's class he's been through difficult or deal to get here. and i bought mostly. thank god, i made it this far. but i need security, minnesota, minnesota,

around a 150 people across the border into child to every day. the fleeing vaught homes done with the struggle for power between 2 generals and the forces has left the country facing unimaginable violence, hunger and devastation. my rooms 1st step in charge is the united nations refugee agency, but she will be registered for future life in this new country. today, germany's development minister has come to the crossing her rame to highlight how much each child is contributing to refugees. some things that you maybe feel did this non any country would be overwhelmed by this number of refugees as a new or region, new country can cope alone. and that's why the international community must show solidarity here. it has to give more support to jobs call and districts address is a transit comp just inside shuts border. it shows how desperately need that support

is plastic top pollings for the 230000 people living here. from here, the refugees, i'm going to be taking inland to more permanent camps from the onset of the crises for us. it's important that we find a way for them to create a new life, and they'll just rely on emergency assistance. so very quickly, we want to simple the governments and the h. c r in helping refugees in new sites to create a new living instead of depending on the monthly food assistance. so we want to help them cultivate lands, cultivate vegetables. that will create an income. but shut itself is one of the poor is countries in the world and is suffering massively from climate change. severe flooding alternates with extreme droughts. in many places in the country, there's nothing up for the bad necessities of a 30 percent of people living extreme poverty. without access to clean water and

food is now more than a 1000000 refugees from some done need to be cared for here on top. so that's a very challenging, in the sense that to the, to fund the land and the 6, the camps where there is no impressed up to it up or so we have to been completely from scratch to host of more than the $50000.00 people have had come and that's expensive, we're lucky resources for that. as you know, we are on the funded the debt, if you get as well as prolonged these funding funding. so are they 29 percent to live only, which is not enough to provide the fives living condition to refugees. 1000 kilometers from the border and the capital domina. he's been yesterday and so promises child's foreign minister, 57000000. yours in support from germany for a long time. crisis 8. the refugees from don todd's brothers and sisters. he says,

look, it, we don't want refugees to be seen as a burden in our country, but as an economic opportunity. the shuttle support of the judge has a tough author, retiring leadership that has close ties with the former colonial power of friends. but the government is also looking for new partners, such as rush or in turkey, is all about money and influence. there are reports that the united arab emirates of supplying weapons to sit down via charge and thus fueling the war. the foreign minister denies that. once you're qualified to be, i passionately don't know of any country that supplies weapons there. and if i knew i would testify here before, gold that i would say. so he's the concept of job. but not gemini is development minister appeals to old sites. i mean, does this work on the left is absolutely clear and there are international treaties, but everyone has signed that new weapons should be supplied towards zones. and that is what we are appealing to, the war here can stop to kill from the scenario i'm. peace is the biggest hope and

the ship that everyone is on a run. what that be good enough to, but i hope so. don will be like it was before the war now, so that we can retain a lot of the sudden use. but it is likely that they will all have to wait a long time before they can return home. the head of one of the biggest, humanitarian and chose, has criticized the international community for neglecting the war and so done. here is what young ecolog from the wage and refugee council had to say. it's the biggest human, a tearing crisis on the planet. should the biggest hung a crisis, big as a displacement crisis open and people are feeding the homes and the well is giving it? the shrub gum in the world is, is neglecting of what's happening here. of course, there is a tension to due process ukraine and the middle east but,

but the largest prices on us is, is it is neglected, but i, i cannot ask them why. i think it's come to one of those. and also to let some pressure on these part is to end this, hence less contract among them. selves with these men, with guns and power, are willing to tear down their own house and their own civilization to and fight each other to the last chide. the last woman and i'm joined here in studio by germany's minister for economic development as being a shelter who useful in that report. she's just returned from chad minutes to welcome to dw and use effort gets really good to have you here. we appreciate you coming in and we've heard that this is the biggest humanitarian crisis on the planet right now. the scale of this is just astonishing. i wonder if you could just

share with us some of your impressions having returned, seeing the impacts that the school is having. what is it that you, you told your your colleagues and the jim cabinet? what is the message you brought back home? first of all, it was really heartbreaking to see all the refugees on the board of the chop is one of the poorest countries of the world. and they opened the doors for all the refugees from saddam and we see mostly women and children. it was so hot breaking because we can see what experience they have on the way from so don to chuck, they all experience violence, violence and the really hard way about the child is so yeah, don't so solid hours. have such a lot of solidarity with these refugees, that this is something we should be aware of the world should see the and i think

it, this one of the task of development minister minister like i am from a very rich country to highlight the situation. i'm to make the will seen what is happened in child what is happening and so on. and what is happening is so done is effectively to generals fighting was a power holding an entire country hostage. and then we have an international system that seemingly isn't responding to that, i mean, on the part of and use they see this as it's being ignored. to an extent are rich countries like too many, ignoring this crisis in a world where you have war in the middle east war and you're done just not a priority. so then this a pro, can we do a lot to, to help to, to deal with that conflict and to make the pressure on the 2 groups to stop the war . we do a conference and powers together with, from the you a, you,

we organized a pressure on the meeting with the foreign ministers about the world needs to see more of this happen there and need to do more pressure on the part is there because the, the consequences are so hard to the people, most of the people who are effective. i'll normally farmers all the population there that needs to stop and therefore we need the international community to take more. yeah, awareness to these hot breaking situation awareness, but also there of course, for all countries to immediately seize, directed in the supplies of arms, and i munition, to the warring policies and sit down. that's something that you then you suppose, what is germany doing in this regard? you get an amnesty international and investigation earlier in, in, in november found that there's also french made with and systems being used in the war as of the wire here of the police report. and that is why we bring together in

paris, for example, all the neighboring countries, all the countries who i, who, who we need on the table. we have an agreement of the principal said that we don't deliver the weapons to these parties in the war. and that needs to be done now, because if the international community stops to the we did have a weapons of that little help. and that more of these principles that we agreed to a about and terrorist and the foreign ministers agreed about that. that is an important step forward, but now it needs to take into account that they're on the principles of that. that's important if it's just the final word for the situation and so done and with, with what is their hope for, for, for, for this, for people in sit down for, for the young men and women who, who are living this hard. seeing all the solidarity that is coming from trump,

seeing what's such a poor plan for is doing for the refugees. i think that should be an argument for the rest of the world to take more wellness of these. how breaking so donation. it is me the that the pressure from the world is, goes to the, the book to come to the parts of the, the conflict in ceylon of the war. and so down make pressure on that. they stop not because it is hard to see what that means to the people. a minister's initials, so we appreciate you being a dw is africa. thank you. thank you. every year from the 25th to december 10th, the world observe 16 days of activism against agenda based violence and a new you and report on violence against women shows africa has some of the highest numbers of suicide. more than $20000.00 women and girls were killed last year alone, kenya stands out. nearly 100 women had been killed just in the last 3 months,

and women's groups are sounding the alarm and pushing full famous side to be declared and national disaster. the w's felix now read the reports from nairobi, and a warning that there was a graphic scene depicting raped in this next report. yet another case of them is side. it's making the news. can men killing the lights, got friends and thought some of the seats, and the rising cases of young gulls being killed, why they have perpetrators a steel, wilkins, called free gender based violence against women. and guys has low being the heat and problem because they feel clips husband abuse top. now she's trying to help us . we have to empower people to not uh, dis, the situations where it is kind of happen to be aware of even what i busy is what harassment is. and what assault is, because uh, we, as a society, we have really normalize the gen of his violence in such a way that sometimes there's a very thin line between for lighting and hot awesome. and especially to,

i am goss today. she's showing a film at the university. he tells the story of a friendship between 2 students, which ends up with a young man raping the woman. students and staff members talked about violence after what? the moment do you notice the red flags my mind? who will slap you for the 1st time is capable of killing? that is the mistake that we should put to close. we as many people take the fault lives. so that's how a lady is going on a sound actually also supporting that. and so the main, well i've said, are you doing all these witnesses as well? and it's not the request from us women, he doesn't mention things didn't really improve to, to discuss gender based violence and family side. family side has no clear thinking together as a nation through our consented efforts, we still have to get the spice, the government's national agenda into quite due to commission on head. dr. purity thinking now says action is needed from above and below the government. he's aware,

he's awake to these things that's happened to you. so the president's fuss gave a 100000000 full assume house the next day. you should i really strong statement the people walk. you mean i had we've seen us the our process. bela members, bill coordinates. we need to speak about this thing. does it be is trying to change how many think about and therefore treat to him and i the peas is either because because they want to, to abuse the possible. it is in their mind the 1st before they start reading is my hope is to have a safe environment to walk, to speak, and to be who you really want to be. she's not alone. let's see. and how could legs know what time on team they have to claim an amount joined by been a mess. they know she's a women's and palm attractive is serving as the executive director at the africa.

that's the women's rights organization based in nairobi. welcome to data being, use africa. being a news off the female, at least in kenya, being killed by their partner is made international headlines. and then we know that governments statistics show that one and 2 women in can, you will experience gender based violence at some point in their lives. could you help us understand why male violence against women is so wide? spread in kenya are absolutely supplementation of boxes. and we also have to look at the social and cultural norms that helps you tend to be spanish. uh, you know, community. we also have to look at uh, trying to assist teams when it comes to presenting feasibility spiders, the costs that the uh, investigation and also looking at so uh, really probably just 2 accounts. so majority of the top 3 says i see the other one which makes the survivors. uh,

we see just the nights of the stuff i was. but i also um, when to speak to, how did the spanish spanish funding make and also the governments. i looked for funding and then the and then some of the stuff that uh, just uh, the other, the uh we had um, uh, sensors that showed that uh, just in the past 3 months is lost in 2017 and that he's been using one or 2 been tardy and, and what would you say is the impact violence against women is having on kenyan society as well as has multiple effects from uh, number one, uh, in the, in your health. you know, uh physically, uh, psychological uh, spectrum eligible to your ability to stay at work through may not work, even video running a business, you know, women and goes to human property that is needed to eradicate the property. i end up

going to be taking a look meant yes, stand up is fine, it impacts the human rights, the a hell. this security, yes. such as the be and inability to be related school inability to remain at work to run their own businesses. so ultimately, also we have a kid in my old patrick kenya that shows that it will make the ends which will cost to the survivor. and the assembly is very, very significant when we met face get at least 5 minutes because of the band. maybe mom, women spend $16000.00, but it was $60.00 or maybe for, for i mean the spend the money to just access uh, health care the be a bare minimum. so this uh, coordinate, people, uh, social and the impact was described as it is a g. yeah, one of the things that you advocate for is not just putting this emphasis on, on the victims or the survivors,

but also how we deal with perpetrators. could you just say a little bit about that? um yeah, so even with the kind of the running uh, advocacy uh companies you know, we have to be very sensitive and not just please the burden on the survivors, the buttons to see see the button to push, pull uh the trying the quote to not only to me with the, the wireless but still the best buy is an issue for all of the many issues because sometimes it's freedom. does that mean an issue? and it's not letting me use either for science or the sometimes the we, we even told the stories. they probably take a nice, you've been in a me, you know, stories you've been through with this particular stories. and when the treatise needs in the way we even report this particular story, them stop questioning watkins and then do more to stacy women and go over the doing so much to stacy. yes, because you've been and so we have to start looking at these uh the issue where

everyone, 6, that is close to ability to ensure that number want me to use this to my when he comes to a stop by bus effected by the end of his findings in cottage, the 20 and events of the government, the institutions like the new be sure to ensure the does have the need cases of this by this week to ensure that the probably treats us the wrong father endangering the lives of women and go. but to bring the public adjuster to account, also investing in human homage projects to ensure that we may not viable to probably treat as just because of that phenomenon. situation that they find themselves in. but that's being, i'm a say no talking to us from nairobi. we appreciate your insights on the program being a thank you. i thank you very much for having me. now one of his biggest arches is underway in san

a goal and this he unlocks the 1st time a woman is the autistic director of the deck of being 90. these of you caught up with funding much a deal and she gave us a tool for highlights of the exception of people. tell me that this is a very semi news. let me very send me this as well. um, but i think the story is a little bit more complex than that. um um my work on this edition started is a collective of women offices. active is greatest seen your god bless. know, i'm loving. it's jay and we were working on this project. the crazes exhibition entitled we will start when those so we ended up with the women t as i, i just found it very interesting how people uh,

kind of shocked by the idea um, well celebrating the idea. but what i find very, very interesting is that we have many men team and that didn't raise any question. so this is a women's team we, this is what we did. we did a good job and we showed that we've been here. we are in the space of measure zach at dias, installation. oh and see she's in the office somewhere. okay. to uh, in her practice. um, uh, extra shows uh different materials including fixed size very often. and who has these capacity also to the sub roommates of women and who are always kind of touches on the meat. me send me solo g. so him, i, she's, i chose to dive into the midst of medusa.

but to reverse the position, the follower. so instead of having a women, well be transformed and who undergo are metamorphosis. it's the reverse and it's become, becomes those wind paula who undergo transformation with a little bit of humor. and um, she's uh, she's recreated the shields come to me, but uh chose to, to make it with these little mirrors. that's what women usually have in the hang bags. it's actually the allegory of presents and this

woman who has to be present and who has to look back on the shoulder using the mirror. it's exactly what this installation is about. it's about the need to move months. and it's about the trial of women. while behind us the training on in the space and who represent, uh, on the contrary to these mans who have the faces for these phones who we present of the truth, our, which is wisdom and remaining calm in the face of history in the past. and that's it for our program, and we'll leave you with more pictures from the cost. then i'll see you next time by the

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