women working at 8 agencies in afghanistan. the group includes the u. s. u k, australia and the european union. women and girls are no longer allowed to attend university all work for age groups. the united nations secretary general antonio terrace has said the rules amount to unjustifiable human rights violations. that spring in christian salome, who's at un headquarters in new york for his christian, tell us more about the u. n. 's reaction to this while the taliban latest actions have prompted international condemnation, not only that letter that was signed by the e. u and 12 countries that you just mentioned, but also the actors here at the un from the security council to the heads of virtually i all of the age groups and rights groups here from unicef, which deals with children in that need aid the world food program the humana human rights chief and so on. on the security council denounced the withdrawal of women allowing women to attend university and also helping with aid groups that is very crucial to the u. n's work overseas. as you mentioned, the secretary general condemned it. he s

female aid workers, girls and women are no longer allowed to attend university or what for humanitarian groups. foreign ministers from the u. s. the u. k. australia and european union have criticized the taliban actions, calling them reckless and dangerous. at least 19 people are confirmed dead after fire, broke out at the casino hotel in cambodian, 10 of your head on the border with thailand. the sate. 30 people were injured because of the headlines. more news herron al. jazeera of to witness miss ya. booker, the guest yankee lou cumor can withdraw their felicity. why, why would i put on it's the freakish kumasi just come into nasa cassette. so men. yeah. you church don't suffolk, it's to pose. that gets young. it just shows that i'm asking you if i don't want to have, i don't see your face the 3. glad you monica shack can't chuckle, drop onto glam metal some medulla paths to lay julia kill. can't events who blend it tool as julia strickland them shows tall as you haven't gone. co massively travicia you've vocal do it in your vehicle. i did have to at least have the security of it. while i meant nasa kill a show, the secret think even move water for their shoes. c

s. the u. k . australia on european union, kristin's, whom he has more from the united nations. it is a big concern that humanitarian she for the un martin grip has said that women's participation is crucial for many aid programs. and that some time sensitive aid programs are actually at a standstill right now because of the ban over the weekend for major international aid organizations announced that they were stopping their efforts for the same reason. because women, they say are crucial to getting the aide to the people who need it. and the heads of you and agencies are, again saying in a joint statement that this is non negotiable, that women have to be allowed to work with these international organizations to help the country. and it's a really difficult situation because 28000000 people in afghanistan are somewhat too majorly reliant on un international aid. that because of a country teetering on the brink of famine and economic collapse made all the worse by a really, really bad winter of a sin. brazil, a say there's a looming environmental disaster along rio de janeiro is coastline. dozens of abandoned vessels are turning a once a thriving bay into a pollu

s celebration of 100 influential women returns. we will speak to one woman on that list, the former wales football captain, laura mcallister. the government has accused rmt, the uk's biggest rail unionof holding the country to ransom after it announced three more days of strikes from 24th december. mick lynch is the head of the rmt union. we regret the inconvenience we are causing, but this inconvenience is being caused by the government who are running the strategy for the railway companies and directing what is going on. they have held back even these paltry offers to the last minute so they know it is very difficult for us to deal with these offers. last night, the rmt confirmed walk—outs at 1a train companies on the 13th and 1ath, as well as the 16th and 17th of december. they've threatened more strikes injanuary, on the third, 4th, 6th and seventh. the rmt also announced another strike involving network rail employees — the people who maintain the railways themselves. this will run from late on christmas eve to the morning of 27th december. the rmt union wants a pay offer that reflects the rising cost of living and a guarantee of no compulsoryjob losses. this is government mini