and ngos to partner with taliban affiliated ngos, and to not partner with other ngos. ngos. those are nongovernmental organizations. the taliban have embedded intelligence officials in u.n. agencies to supervise their work, facilitate the interference and aversion, and sensor reporting about it. the taliban also collect taxes and other fees from you in and u.s. funded and lamenting partners. -- from u.n. -- such interference and aversion to u.s. assistance is not unique to the taliban. nevertheless, the diversion of humanitarian assistance by the taliban is of particular concern given the unprecedented humanitarian crisis afghans now face as well as the taliban is terrorist ties. unlike in the past, diverted u.s. assistance may now find terrorist activities in addition to enriching the pockets of corrupt officials. sigar's work shows that there are no good choices for policymakers when providing humanitarian assistance in an environment like afghanistan. only trade-offs. to a large degree, our research confirms that those who control the guns control the aide. now, many woul

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some are afghan ngo's and some are international ngo's and that's another problem. you've got multiple layers, multiple expense because of multiple administrations, so we're saying that's one thing you should look at and there's a number of other recommendations that we're happy to share once we finished our report. >> when will that be? >> well, hoping in the near term, in the next few months. i've got some here. it will be-- it would be a few months before that's done. >> and have you been to afghanistan? do you have people on the ground there? >> oh, gosh, no. no americans on the ground in afghanistan. i used to travel-- >> well, in prison. >> that's the problem. that's why we're not there. >> i used to travel all the time to afghanistan. we used to have dozens, i think we were up to about 50 people at one time in afghanistan in the old days, but nobody. there are no-- nobody from the embassy. nobody from any u.s. government agencies are in afghanistan right now. >> and so most of your information is secondary, hearsay, diaspora. >> diaspora, interviewing ngo off

own, the state is capable of solving large-scale social problems for millions of people, because no ngog our projects, we always highlight the best ones and pay attention to them at the regional level, at the federal level, the ministry is studying this experience, and this really is such an exchange, you know, there was a period of time when ngos, it was such something abusive, today it has been corrected, you are right, this is a question of, as it were, the information field, because we have more than 200,000 registered ngos, of which we see such socially active activities, well , about 50-60 thousand of them, that is, that’s a lot, we, on the other hand, have 50-6000 organizations, so then , and what is everyone else doing? again, everyone knew everything, but who were in many ways conducting activities hostile to the country, with the help of whom you can do anything, that is, you can rewrite history with the help of a non-profit organization, because you start financing, with certain conditions, that there, well, we strictly speaking, we faced this, and we faced this, and it turns

some are afghan ngos and some are international ngos and that is another problem you have multiple layers and expands because of multiple administrations so we are saying that is one thing you should look at and there's a number of other recommendations we are happy to share once we finished the report. >> and when will that be? >> we are hoping in the near term in the next few months. >> it will be a few months before that is done. >> and you've been to afghanistan. do you have people on the ground? >> no americans on the ground in afghanistan. >> that's the problem that's why we are not there. i used to travel all the time to afghanistan. we used to have dozens about up to 150 people in afghanistan in the old days but there are nobody from any u.s. government agencies in afghanistan right now. >> so most of your information is secondary hearsay? >> secondary, we are interviewing un officials, world bank officials, ngo officials. we do have some independent civil society organizations we are working with in afghanistan that are providing us information. we do get the documents and althou

, these are thousands, hundreds thousands of ngos in all countries of the world.d, therefore, is the conductor of the aggressive foreign policy of the united states of america, and uh, it was accused of interfering in internal affairs , which means that states such as venezuela, russia has repeatedly accused this fund of interfering in internal affairs, uh, and we can say that , that in interfering in the internal affairs of georgia , kyrgyzstan, and armenia, the democracy development fund is engaged in promoting some positional movements in different countries, they are engaged in supporting positions, they are also looking for where it is still possible to organize some protest movements, where they can be transformed. a society where there is protest potential is analyzed, an incubator and laboratory of democracy, here they look at different ones under a microscope, even provinces of different countries, look where there are some separatist movements, where some protest sentiments have matured, where it is possible to change power, where to train some young peo

we have to adapt quick and ficient, if you allow ngo's like world central kitchen where our expertiseeding in emergencies and thinking about how to be creative to provide food and water as quick as possible. the people we are trying to help will be better. that is what i meant with this tweet. the more people, the more ngo's in an organized way are able to help, the better for the people not only of palestine, but the many other people in the surrounding countries. i know that thursday, friday, king hussein of jordan was hosting a quick conference, meeting, bringing all the people, the ngo's, the partners to try precisely to make sure there is some kind of framework. so altogether, working together, we can really take care of the people of palestine in these very difficult times. caitriona: absolutely. we wish you the best with that conference. you are to be commended with the work you are doing in gaza and other places around the world. chef, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. caitriona: india is celebrate in the rescue of 41 construction workers trapped in a collapsed tunnel in

may be registered in a third country, and thus, we will not say that this is an american ngo, but the comes from american taxpayers, and since the americans pay, they dictate the agenda, so almost all the activities of american journalists are anti-russian in nature. one of the trump lines of this organization, so to speak, was this work in eastern europe, in the eighties, during this period, which means when the task was set to create a dissident movement, this was precisely one of the main tasks organizations, then the creation of support for the oppositionists in poland, in hungary in... they achieved their goal, in principle, which means havel is the product of usaid, and as for, say, cuba, honduras, that is, such an underbelly of the united states of america, latin america, here this organization felt very free, in each country there were at least several dozen programs that were aimed at... ensuring that these countries did not change their pro-american course of development, back in the cold war, in in general, then the situation may have been clearer and more transparent somew

she an ngo, the new york literary festival. she also. organized the first new york literary festival and it took place around the same time years ago. and the purpose of the festival was twofold. the first goal was to have an impact on the community develop and grow community. and the second goal was to expose them to ukrainian authoress mean the community took the brunt of years and years of propaganda. our is diverse our country big so there's this artificial division between the east and the west was artificially nurtured to end because we wanted to demonstrated to authors who had never visited donetsk region what it was like and right this ngo still exists and its founder unfortunately passed away but for this ngo it's still crucial to conduct the new york literary festival. but providing new york is a safe place again. new york was not under occupation, but the frontline is very close. it's very dangerous to hold any events there besides the festival. we are also organized a contest of essays for school kids in this. she tried to su

the international ngo says that israel's brutal military attack against gaza, which began on october 7 in response to an operation by the palestinian resistance group hamas has so far killed more than... the annual number of children killed in armed conflicts globally each of the past four years, according to multiple reports, including the palestinian health ministry and the defense for children international dci, one child is being killed in gaza every 10 minutes. euromed human rights monitor said in a press release on october 18 that since the launch of the indiscriminate bombing crusade against gaza, average of 100 children have been killed daily. hundreds of children are still trapped under the rubble of residential buildings targeted during israel's. on gaza, and they have not been rescued yet, which implies the actual death doll could be higher. un office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs said in a statement that at least 1,000 children are missing under the rouble in gaza. the ongoing siege and the relentless bombardment are impeating search and rescue operations.

it's not in ngo.be some people in the european parliament think it should be an ngo, but it should not. it's a border protection unit, heavily funded by the european union, and we are always working with it in whatever issues arise, we always try to resolve them. francine: there's no change of policies on refugees? wax or has been a change of policy at the level of the council, which is most welcome. we argued a lot about it to make sure we place the external dimension of migration front and center because we were talking a lot about the internal dimension, which is, how do we move people once they enter the european union, who should be responsible for welcoming, are we going to have quotas, and these are difficult topics. but we reduce the number of people who enter. legally we would not be able to address a problem but this is not sufficient. we need to offer legal pathways and be more effective when it comes to returns. francine: you've done a lot of work on lgbtq rights, how much will that contin

military occupation, genocidal violent military occupation, they'll be silent, so whether it's the ngo industrial complex. in the west or some of these hypocritical leaders in in the east, palestinians are not uh eternally going to be victims just for to post pictures and have a fund raiser for, eventually they need to do what they need to do to end this occupation, so all these images that we see uh finally cease to exist, and october 7th is just natural and justified retaliate, retaliatory operation against decades and decades of genocide and massacres and subjegation and rature of the palesti. people's identity from existence. thank you ali and this are also live images now from the iranian city of yaz another um rally commemorating the national day against global arrogannts. we've been seeing these annual rallies for over 43 years now iranians from all walks of life come out on this day to fight against a global arrogance country wide it is saturday morning in iran, people in the capital tehran including uh dozens of cities, we've brought you images about a half dozen cities, but t

israel is accused of committing genocide in gaza. lawyers representing a large group of policy ngos a f complaint against the regime with the international criminal court. we build our cases and gradually make our voices heard. we'll talk about it again, but nevertheless, what we saw after few days made us think that we were moving on. this was no longer just a military operation with his abuses, which would amount to war crimes. we decided that it was beginning to look very much like an act of genocide, and when i say genocide as detailed in the complaint that is here and that i have sent to everyone, it's not a philosophy, it's not a... thought, it's not even historical reference, genocide is what the treaties say and what international case law says, world food program has raised the alarm about the dire humanitarian situation in gaza, the wfp said all of gaza's 2.3 million palestinian inhabitants, lack sufficient food and face malnutrition, it added a 33% of gazans were food insecure before israel attacked the territory last month. and now all of them are food andsecure. the admin

soros himself was no longer even the main grant giver, ngo were maintained by the european union, theand democratic parties; today this is the main national business, a new one. believe it or not, there is even an office there for about 50 people that engages in online trolling on the internet, although it would seem that why do georgians care about belarus? chaim soutine and marc walked. the life of each of them was like an exciting film with unpredictable turns. meters of artistic olympus, which come from belarus. we will learn about how the animated film about marc chagall was created and visit small homeland of the outstanding chaim soutine. watch in the fashion for culture project: this weekend on the belarus tv channel there are 244 shows in which two worlds are united, a virtual game and real fights, they don’t ask for the slightest mistakes from each other, the opponent’s weakness will be their advantage, participants from four countries will have to test themselves on strength, when i stood on this platform, i... many began to chicken out themselves, they will prove not in wo

israel's accused of committing genocide in gaza, lawyers representing a large group of palestinian ngo. fall complaint against the regime with the international criminal court in this regard, we build our cases and gradually make our voices heard, we'll talk about it again, but nevertheless, what we saw after few days made us think that we were moving on, this was no longer just a military operation with his abuses, which would amount to war crimes, we decided that it was beginning to look very much like an act of genocide, and when i say genocide as detailed complaint that is here and that i have sent everyone, it's not a philosophy, it's not a thought, it's not even historical reference, genocide is what the treaties say and what international case law says, and now joining us for an update out of the bessieg gaza strip itself, we're going to check in with press tv correspondent ashraf shanon from khan unis, hello ashraf, hope you're safe and doing well out there ash uh, oh, it seems like ashaf is not ready, i'm watching his feed right now, he's still talking to our cameraman out the

israel's accused of committing genocide in gaza, lawyers representing a large number of pales and ngos of... we build our cases and gradually make our voices heard. we'll talk about it again, but nevertheless, what we saw after few days made us think that we were moving on. this was no longer just a military operation with his abuses, which would amount to war crimes. we decided that it was beginning to look very much like an act of genocide, and when i say genocide as detailed in the comp say and what international case law says, the food program is raised the alarm about the dar humanitarian situation in the besieg gaza strip said all the ghazas 2.3 million habitants lack sufficient food and face malnutrition, amid israel's devastating sie of the territory, it added 33% of gazans were food insecure before israel attacked the territory a month ago, and now all are food insecure. the administrator administrator of the un development program has also warned of rising poverty in occupied palestinian territories. i think after one month of this war now unfolding, first of all, what is qui

at the same time it's worth noting that according to the palestinian prisoner society which is an ngo that looks after the affairs of prisoners, since the truce went into effect on friday, 260 other palestinians have been detained by the israelis. wolf. >> all right, ben wedeman reporting from jerusalem, ben, we'll get back to you. thank you very, very much. >>> since this temporary truce took effect on friday, 150 aid trucks have been able to reach northern gaza where the devastation is clearly the greatest. they carried food, water, baby formula, blankets among other humanitarian needs. joining us now is ricardo perez, the spokesman for the united nations children's fund or unicef as we call it. ricardo, thanks for joining us. how will another two-day pause impact the work that unicef does? >> thanks for having me wolf. every day counts for children in the gaza strip after seven weeks of terror, violence, bombardments, death, loss, fear, they're having a break now. they're being able to regroup, try to find their family members whom they might have been separated from so it's a day

, mostly women and children since early october, lawyers representing a large group of palestinian ngos have filed the complaint with the international criminal court over what they see as the genocide in gaza. we build our cases and gradually make our voices heard. we'll talk about it again, but never theless, what we saw after few days made us think that we were moving on. this was no longer just a military. operation with his abuses, which would amount to war crimes, we decided that it was beginning to look very much like an act of genocide, and when i say genocide as detailed in the complaint, that is here and that i have sent everyone, it's not a philosophy, it's not a thought, it's not even historical reference, genocide is what the treaties say and what international case law says, the un human rights chief has held a press conference. on the situation in gaza and jordan's capital m1, volker turk has called for immediate humanitarian assistance to gaza. samp hospitals, including al-kuts and al-shifa hospitals have also received specific evacuation orders in addition to the genera

government will cost 10 cents for the ngo to the same thing. a report by then i say to get the same enemy ukraine is fighting would cost more than 10 times as much. ukraine is representing today and taking the heat for the democrat world. the only reason russia is fighting us is because we are a democracy. username for comparing about hamas is vital because the jewish. this is very, very important for the american people i'm american taxpayer by the way i pay my taxes. i understand. what happens all that money? it is better than you ever ranked him bass that are looking for the monies going from the american side? the question of where the money is going to the ukrainian government and the ukrainian people and i'm sure the merck and governments going to account and all of the weapons everything is being controlled today. it's not the wild west in ukraine is not the cia's smuggling arms and their and not going to get the envelope off cash. again this is our message our message is again not to lobby government but it's for the people the people o

, mostly women and children since early october, lawyers representing a large group of palestinian ngos have found complaint with the international criminal court over what they're calling textbook genocide in gaza. the international committee of the red crosswards the healthcare system in gaza has reached a point of no return. the committee says hospital supplies are running out and it is becoming increasingly unsafe to work as healthcare staff. this comes as head of the world health organization says half the hospitals in gaza are not functioning one bit. since the 7th of october, who has verified more than 250 attacks on healthcare in gaza and the west bank hospitals, clinics, patients, ambulances. last week, who documented five attacks on five hospitals in one day, in the past 48 hours alone, four hospitals have been put out of action. half of the gaza strip 36 hospitals and two-thirds of its primary healthcare centers are not functioning at all, those that are functioning are operating. who chief also said those hospitals that are functioning are operating way beyond their capaciti

operation in gaza forcing mass evacuations. meanwile lawyers representing a large group of palestinian ngos a f complaint with the international criminal court over what they described as genocide in gaza. we built our cases and gradually make our voices heard. we'll talk about it again, but nevertheless, what we saw after few days made us think that we were moving on. this was no longer just a military operation with his abuses, which would amount to war crimes. we decide. that it was beginning to look very much like an act of genocide, and when i say genocide as detailed in the complaint, that is here and that i have sent everyone, it's not a philosophy, it's not a thought, it's not even historical reference, genocide is what the treaties say and what international case law says, and now joining us uh from khan's press tv's ashraf shanan for an update, hello there ash hope you are safe, what can you tell us the latest on the ground in the bessieg gaza strip ash? danny first fighting continues to take place between hamas military wing, the izin qassam brigades and invading israeli forces,

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in a concrete way, not in a you know in a kind of folcloric kind of you know just a verbal kind of ngo statement for you know solidarity with palestine, that's allowed, but any concrete action. to support the palestinian people and support the resistance and justice uh will be you know faced by very aggressive western action supported by some of its allies in the arab and islamic world. well dr. omar nashabi, political analyst and lawyer expert in human rights, supervisor of the al-qaus supplement, which is published weekly with the lebanese daily newspaperbar. i want to thank you very much for the immense uh helpful and amazing information that you gave us uh in support of the palestinian people and in showing how this so... called emergency arab islamic summit was actually an embarrassment, i'm afraid to say. well, ladies and gents, thank you for watching, the media stream this week, please do follow us on telegram and on uh twitter x as well, we continue to bring you the voice of the voiceless right here on press tv and we promise to always give you updates from west asia. we'll see

in fact, control was carried out through ngo, either the authorities were forced to carry out their willros’s multi-thousand-dollar asset was displayed on the street. moreover, soras himself even. was no longer the main grantmaker, ngo was supported by the european union, the state department, and funds of the republican and democratic parties. this is the main national business today - new georgian oil. believe it or not, there is even an office there for about 50 people that engages in online trolling on the internet, although it would seem that why do georgians care about belarus? not everyone can learn from other people's mistakes, how to look into tomorrow... or rather, not only can they look that's it, not everyone can draw conclusions; politicians with complete chaos in their heads traditionally fall for stories about their own european exceptionalism, especially when they are backed up by crisp banknotes and security guarantees. unfortunately, ukraine was no exception; characters nurtured by the left breast of soros were able to seize power with the tacit approval of official kie

statement of this summit, this emergency arab islamic summit is more like a re. by an human rights ngo with the general, you know, very general recommendations, with no concrete action, nothing concrete, you know, they wanted to be sure to move away from any disagreements between the nations that are participating in this conference, so therefore it's you know, i could say, it's fair to say that it's meaningless, but they came out with our general recommendation without any practical follow-up, so nothing on the boycott, nothing on stopping you naturalized relationships with israel from some arab nations, or call for calling the israeli ambassador or calling the diplomatic mission and showing a strong, you know stance or you know some actions that are direct, there was no mention of any concrete action, and that that makes the statement, the final statement so insignificant, there was no, no, nothing, you know, you know, egypt has a border with gazza, there is a border in rafah. "you know, you know, they said, yeah, we should pressure on, you know, for the humanitarian assistance to go

a concrete way, not in a you know in a kind of folkloric kind of you know just a verbal kind of uh ngo statement for you solidarity with palestine that's allowed but any. concrete action to support the palestinian people and support the resistance and justice uh will be you know faced by very aggressive western action supported by some of its allies in the arab and islamic world. well dr. omar nashabi, political analyst and lawyer expert in human rights, supervisor of the al-qaus supplement which is published weekly with the lebanese daily newspaper. i want to thank you very much for the immense uh helpful and amazing information that you gave us uh in support of the palestinian people and in showing how... this so-called emergency arab islamic summit was, actually an embarrassment, i'm afraid to say. well, ladies and gents, thank you for watching, the media stream this week, please do follow us on telegram and on uh twitter x as well, uh, we continue to bring you the voice of the voiceless right here on press tv and we promise to always give you updates from west asia. we'll see you a

ngo are supporting, some local ngos have been supporting those arrives with the water and biscuit and give a little bit of assistance and try to provide them information where they could eventually uh reach a shelter, although the choices are very limited. fahiima muhammad is back with the follow-up to her first offering of... keeping the theme going, yes, i think it is important emphasize what we've just seen um at el shifa hospital, which is beyond disastrous at the very moment, and even though there are, the clip will come on in a minute to show what's actually happening, they want to move them, but that is the main hospital, and there are other hospitals like alkuts who is out of service, we've got khan yunis, has also there's been continuous bombs even though it's in working. sort of like um sort of still sort of you know progres in that sense, but there's nothing really that can compare to where they are right now, and it's quite dangerous to move anyone there, and the video also will show that um even though the nasa hospital is functioning for now has also um you know not much

statement of this summit this emergency arab islamic summit is more like a report by a human rights ngo with a general very general. recommendations with no concrete action, nothing concrete, you know, they wanted to be sure to move away from any disagreements between the nations that are participating in this conference, so therefore it's you know, i could say, it's fair to say that it's meaningless, but they came out with our general recommendation without any practical follow-up, so nothing on the boycott, nothing on stopping, you know naturalized relationships with israel from some arab nations, call for calling the israeli ambassador or calling the diplomatic mission and showing a strong uh stance or you know some actions that are direct there was no mention of any concrete action and that that makes the statement the final statement so insignificant there was no nothing you know you know egypt has a border with ghaza there's a border in rafah you know uh they said yeah we should pressure on you know for humanity assistance to go in from, but they didn't give any practical force th

is providing foreign aid to other organizations, to foreign ngos, non-governmental organizations, it provide any of that funding to organizations that use their own money or any other money, non-u.s. money for abortion-related activities that are prohibited, that even are legal in their country, but may be probited under u.s. law. so basically saying we're not going to give you money for abortion because we can't fund abortion, but we won't give you money if you do anything else related to abortion. john: pepfar is established in permanent law. what differences will it make if it doesn't get reauthorized? kate: there's essentially two kinds of laws, reauthorizing laws a appropriations. and we always focus a lot on the money. that's the appropriations side. but there is these laws called authorizing laws or reauthorizing laws. those create programs or continue programs or structure them or have requirements on them. pepfar was authorized as a permanent part of u.s. law. it doesn't end as long as congress continues to fund it. so tt's the good news. however, there are some requirements