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we're joined now by amy to mahomet in new york she is the deputy secretary general of the united nations thank you so much for joining us here on al-jazeera. my 1st question we've been reporting all throughout the day violence against women is on the rise thanks to the pandemic as well women are earning less we're taking on more work at the home where less likely to return to work is the pandemic exacerbating inequalities that were already there and what do you think the long term impact of this is going to be. well thank you and happy international women's day and i think there's a lot to celebrate in that we were making some gains but clearly they were many issues around women's rights and inequality that we were not there yet on the s.t. to use and then covert came along to exacerbate it and so we are seeing a greater number of women falling out of the work place that you have said and what we're trying to do is to make sure that the stimulus packages that are being put in place actually target expenditures that can make sure we keep women at work we support women in innovative ways w