and of course now i'm older, so we all are after good ben demick really helps in the aging. so, you know, of course now it's, it's not so nice to be feeling a little bit nervous about playing in front of people and finding myself a little shaky. oh, the location is not a concert hall, but a former mint in berlin built in the 1900 thirty's during the nazi era. and in use up until the 2000. me. it's difficult for me to imagine it being an industrial room because i know this room by its acoustic and, and if you think about the hammering of 3rd right coins and discontinued smashing of metal. it's, it's of a thought which is so ugly to me that it's almost, it's almost foreign when i'm sitting here playing the organ, the complex is now a cultural center. at the started this year carpenter moved in as artist in residence. having lost his rehearsal space during the pandemic sponsors covered the cost of moving and installing his touring, oregon, which carpenter himself designed. ah, i'm very lucky and i'm in an unusual position most of this oregon, and then with my career and what it

degrees, governments have been trying to support people that have been particularly hit by the ben demick. all you worried that this sort of support could be a one time effect very much so it's been an extraordinary year and we've seen countries respond to the crisis in bays. they never have before. so the amount of money that have been poured into relief programs and dissimilar packages has been quite impressive. but we as human rights much, we've done analysis and about 2 dozen countries. and what about their relief programs and what we've seen it that many measures where highly temporary in terms of cash payment that we received populations at one time. but aside from that, we are also concerned as countries have taken on more and more debt to finance fees, recovery and relief programs. that as countries have to serve as these that they were introduced harsh saturday programs that are harmful to human rights. they may rely, increasing the on the private sector to deliver essentially public services such as his care education. and they may conduct further cut to social protection progra

degrees, governments have been trying to support people that have been particularly hit by the ben demick. are you worried that this sort of support could be a one time effect? very much so it's, it's been an extraordinary year and we've seen countries respond to the crisis in bays. they never have before. so the amount of money that have been poured into relief programs into similar packages has been quite impressive. but we, as human rights watch, we've done analysis and about 2 dozen countries. and what about the relief programs and what we've seen as that many measured highly temporary in terms of cash payment that we received populations at one time. but aside from that, the also concerned as countries have taken on more and more debt to finance fees recovery and really programs that as countries have to service these, that they were introduced harsh. saturday programs that are harmful to human rights . they may rely, increasing the on the private sector to deliver essentially public services such as health care education. and they may conduct further cut to social protection program

he told us that ben demick must be dealt with in a better way. course i'm major health issue and then the to us, but i guess from them it's more. as a social and political problem here, since we have a president with the knife there before to stop this. and then we also are in the middle of like a process of the legend to trying to, to understand what happened from the from then since right. you just stablish what, what did both now to get wrong all these months. maybe this is the major reason why brazil now is doing some actions. but at this point is really hard to have access at 67 is actually not short. or the time or president ballston noro sees after pandemic is being explored into undermine him politically . he argues that locked ons do more harm than good. insist that he's done everything possible to get people vaccinated. daniel valencia, vice president of the workers party and he'll grant their to north. a state said both scenarios, claims or aggravating public anger. they also said that they studied people say that the both scenario government is more dangerous than the viru

report was mandated by the pandemic relief package of the president trunk has nothing to do with ben demick really fits an unrelated financial obligation that you are in that regard. but no, i don't think this report will put to rest conspiracy theorists given that it's such a fascinating topic, it is indeed month. it's patrick, always good to get your poets bank, mark heavy talk with europe. now hundreds of people in hong kong have defined a ban on memorials. mocking china is deadly cranked down in gentlemen square. authorities had banned the vigil for a 2nd straight year and even arrested. one of the organizers sarah clark has this report on the anniversary that china would like the world to forget, sealed off and surrounded by police. victoria park was one c assembly point in hong kong for the annual candidate ritual to mark the piano and square massacre. but for the 2nd year in a row, that gathering was banned. one of the organizes the rally was arrested, shall hang, tongue has been charged with suspicion of organizing and illegal assembly. because they were found to have use the social