the 16 people that corruption. and compassion. i'll just 0 world a selection of the best films from across our network of tunnels. i'm alomar hidden in doha with the top stories on al-jazeera the world health organization and the leaders of 23 countries including the u.k. france and germany are calling for an international treaty to tackle future pandemics it aims to ensure resources are shared and nations are prepared the time to act is now the world cannot afford to wait until the pandemic is over to start planning for the next one we must not allow the memories of this crisis to fade and go back to business as usual now sasha butler has more from paris. well the idea for this international pandemic treaty came from the head of the council michele because what he said was it's not a question of if we are going to be facing another pandemic globally but when and what our michelle says is the world needs to be far better prepared next time this kind of health crisis looms he said governments need to work better on things like research and development they would need to work better on a coordinating the distribution of vaccines pharmaceutical companies need to be able to share their recipes if you like

world a selection of the best films from across our network of tunnels. i'm alamo hidden in doha with the top stories on al-jazeera the world health organization and the leaders of 23 countries including the u.k. france and germany are calling for an international treaty to tackle future pandemics it aims to ensure resources are shared and nations are prepared the time to act is now the world cannot afford to wait until the pandemic is over to start planning for the next one.

collapse public health experts are warning the longer people wait to take the vaccines the more likely it is move ariens will emerge victoria gate and be al jazeera. but the world health organization says it's not currently concerned about the reports but it's a positive sign that didn't are being reported. astra zeneca it has is an excellent. vaccine as are the other vaccines that are being used and as i said we've reviewed the data on deaths and has been no deaths to date prevent or pain caused by vaccination so it's very important to understand that yes we should continue using the astra zeneca vaccine we're looking at is what we always look at any safety signal must be investigated in fact it's very important that we hearing safety signals. now italy is planning to impose another nation wide lockdown over easter weekend and april the government is trying to control a surging quota virus cases and hospital admissions people will be ordered to stay home from april the 3rd to april the 5th and from monday restaurants and bars will close in low risk areas and movement between towns will be severely limited. chalons joins me now from lewis near brighton in southern england with a r

and with that the beginning of a difficult role for the national unity government now trainer al-jazeera. experts from the world health organization a meeting on tuesday to analyze data on the safety of the astra zeneca vaccine in germany france and italy have temporarily suspended use of the job and now latvia has been added to the growing list sizing concerns about a few cases of blood clots among people who got the shot dominic came reports from berlin this is a vaccine that divides opinion in some countries it's a large part of the strategy to combat coated in several others it's been linked to blood clots in some patients and is now suspended from use across europe a succession of governments has called for more research to be carried out that this is the a.t.p.'s on. the decision which has been taken in conformity with our european policy is to suspend as a precaution vaccinations with the astra zeneca vaccine in the hope that we can resume quickly if the make gives a green light. in germany 2 senior ministers have acted to stop its use again as a precautionary measure meaning massive vaccination centers such as this one her

faster rate out piecing the vaccines and spreading to the rest of the world monica al-jazeera rio de janeiro while the world health organization says there's no reason to stop using the astra zeneca coronavirus vaccine thailand bug area and democratic republic of congo have become the latest countries to delay their rollout of the job on thursday denmark norway and iceland suspended the use of the vaccine while reports of blood clots are being investigated as well it is government is stepping up its pandemic response after a surge in infections there from monday much of the country will be under the toughest restrictions including in rome and. people in so-called red zones will only be allowed to leave home for work exercise or majesties it's believed new highly contagious variants are driving the rise in infections that. well tanzania's prime minister says the president is in good health and working normally on thursday the opposition leader said john legere foully is in a coma in india with curve of 19 is africa's most prominent coronavirus skeptic and hasn't been seen in public since late february the prime minister blames

al-jazeera. the war where. the the op. you're watching al-jazeera the remind of our top stories this hour the world health organization and leaders of $23.00 countries including the u.k. france and germany are creating an international treaty to tackle future pandemics that aims to increase preparedness and share resources. new survey from nearly 800 scientists is warning current vaccines could be ineffective against covered 1000 invested a year the calling on companies to share vaccine technology so the world could be vaccination quickly enough to stop the virus from mutating. thailand says it has no policy to deny entry to refugees for me and as thousands flee violence and current state and south activists accuse the thai army of forcing people back more than a dozen refugees who arrived on tuesday have been given medical treatment. the use driven protest movement in thailand fighting for a form of government government and the monarchy is trying to regain momentum most of its leadership was jailed during a recent legal crackdown using a revived well defamation law it's called heartless been speaking with parents of tho

the opened up qantas search al-jazeera investigates the poaches pipeline. you're watching al-jazeera the reminder of our top stories this hour the world health organization and the leaders of $23.00 countries including the u.k. france and germany are calling for an international treaty to tackle future pandemics that aims to ensure resources the shared nations are prepared. a survey from nearly $800.00 scientists is warning current vaccines could become ineffective against future covert 19 variance in less than a year calling on companies to share vaccine technology so the world can be rapidly vaccinated to prevent the virus from spreading and mutate. tyler and says it has no policy to deny entry to refugees from being marked as thousands flee the violence and car in state after activists accuse the thai army of forcing people back. in central african republic president fastin are charged to a debtor the said to be sworn in after his reelection last december he was reelected for a 2nd term in office with more than 53 percent of the vote in an election that was barred by violence december's poll was violently contested by a coalition of rebel groups or than 2

al jazeera body. while the world health organization says the global pandemic caused mass trauma on a bigger scale in the 2nd world war director general ted ross our compressors warned the impact could be felt for years to come. after the 2nd world war. the world has experienced must drama because sick and wouldn't affect many many lives and now even with this pandemics we are bigger minute to more lives have been affected almost the whole world is afaik to each and every individual on the work on the surface of the world actually has been affected. and that means maestro which is beyond proportion even bigger than what the world experienced after the 2nd world war funny is 1st test drives go this on a bad one short but significant for the 1st time nasa is perseverance rover ventured a few meters from where it landed on mars last month and the u.s. space agency says all systems are go. making tracks on mars the perseverance rover went for a spin 2 weeks after landing on the red planet. and milestone on a mission in the mobility of home like we've driven on earth but driving on mars or even to all. so

the left especially when it's pointed out that when republicans held all 3 branches of government they pursued their agenda ruthlessly it's all a matter of will. al-jazeera washington. the head of the world health organization's warned again of the threat posed by growing back seen inequality it's shocking how little has been done to avoid a catastrophic moral failure the gap between the number of vaccines in reach countries and the number of vaccines. is growing every single day and becoming more grotesque every day countries that are no vaccine 80 younger held the people. of diseases are doing so at the cost of the lives of field workers all the people and other groups in other countries. now astra zeneca is corona virus vaccine is safe and effective according to a large us clinical trial the study involved more than 30000 people that showed the jab a 79 percent effective in preventing covert 900 symptoms and 100 percent effective against severe illness several european countries halted their astra zeneca shots earlier this month after reports of it being linked to blood clots for some have now resumed their inoculations is more from that in barber he's in london. a war of words that still going on between

misinformation content about vaccines will have labels with facts from the world health organization and that's yet to date stay with us and al-jazeera talks al-jazeera the us is always of in fact the people of the right world the beginning and the number of what you can be up to the whole story through an international perspective to try to bring your local audience how this could impact the light this is an important part of the world and our leader is very good at bringing the news to the world from here. iraq. october 29th. it marks the beginning of the largest grassroots protest in the country's modern history. the so-called october revolution was driven by young people who came of age in the post saddam hussein era. but whose dreams for a better future did not materialize. because of the ruling class they saw as corrupt and beholden to foreign interests. the. protesters. called for an overhaul of the post 2003 political order and forced the prime minister added up to the to resign but the parties that brought him to power were determined to stay because security forces and paramilitary groups that linked to iran crackdown on pr

al-jazeera. 8 small regions go into lockdown in italy including the capital rome to stop a new wave of covert infections while the world health organization says there's no reason to stop using astra zeneca as covert vaccine. how i maryam namazie and london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program gunmen adult 30 students from a forestry college in nigeria's had doonas state a 4th mass school kidnapping since december. president joe biden holds the 1st ever leaders' meeting of the quad a group seen as a counterweight to chinese influence. hello welcome to the program coronavirus restrictions have been ramped up across italy for monday 8 more regions including the capital rome and its financial center milan will become red zones puts most of the population under the country's most severe measures the government is scrambling now to contain a surge in cases believed to be driven by a variant 1st discovered in the u.k. residents in the red zones won't be allowed to leave their homes except for work exercise or emergencies schools nonessential shops and restaurants will all close with movement between towns also severely limit

the 65 year old woman she remains in hospital with serious injuries. al-jazeera. you know states and 13 other countries have expressed concern over the world health organizations report on the origins of code 19 in january an international team of experts traveled to han in china's hu bay province where the virus was 1st detected in late 2019 but the report doesn't pinpoint exactly where the disease came from the u.s. state department said there must now be a renewed commitment by w.h.o. and all member states to access transparency and timelines it is critical for independent experts to have full access to all pertinent human animal and environmental data research and personnel involved in the early stages of the outbreak katrina you went to the seafood market at the center of the search and has more on the access for scientists were given by the chinese weeks after the w.h.o. team completed their mission here and will han they've released this report into their findings in 120 pages they detail the thousands of dollars of sets they analyzed including the 1st corner virus cases and local mortality rates the report doesn't come to any firm conclusions but it says that

but i have a dream for again this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up experts from the world health organization are to meet to discuss the astra zeneca vaccine as more european countries suspend their roll out. brazil gets its 4th health minister since the pandemic began as the number of infections that keeps rising plus. imus has a partner in sudan done wednesday and we meet the policy calling for an end to racism in the netherlands. the u.s. secretaries of state and defense of begun the 1st overseas trip with a diplomatic visit to allies in asia and today blinken and lloyd austin started that tour in japan and the trip will include a stop in south korea north korea's nuclear ambitions are expected to be high on the agenda as well as how to counter what the u.s. sees as china's growing assertiveness in the region. we're all standing together in support of our sure we believe in democracy human rights group law because we've seen our own. those certainly make us stronger and because they're under threat in many places in plain in the brief wondrous borough we're going to try. out 0 as far as th

the corona virus pandemic. this is al jazeera quick reminder of our top stories this hour the world health organization 20 the leaders of 23 countries including the u.k. france and germany are all calling for an international treaty to tackle future pandemics it aims to ensure resources are sharers and nations are prepared. a survey from nearly 18 scientists is warning current vaccines could become ineffective against future covert $1000.00 variants in less than a year calling on companies to share vaccine technologies so the world can be vaccinated. to prevent the virus from spreading and mutating in thailand says it has no policy it is annoying treats refugees from myanmar thousands flee violence and current state senator activists accused by the tire army of forcing people back . well let's turn to corona virus and of for more on the warning about the possibility of vaccines becoming ineffective against future covert mutations we're joined by oksana appears that from london though she is a leader she's leading a global citizenship program on bricks and factious diseases at university college london so you sound li

the region. and forget this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up libya's new government to set to officially take over at the latest step in bringing peace to the country . experts from the world health organization are to meet to discuss the astra zeneca vaccine as more european countries suspend their rollouts. we're going to pay the bill so we should be the ones making the decision making noises on coronavirus and climate change we meet the young with a passion for politics. the u.s. secretaries of state and defense a big on the 1st overseas trip with a diplomatic visit to allies in asia and in the blink of a lloyd austin start at the top in japan speaking right now at the end of some of the meetings with the japanese counterparts for a few minutes let's just listen in response capability of our annoyance that is my view on the transformation of the u.s. forces the foreign ministers welcomed the progress and reconfirmed that the current agreement will be implemented by the construction of the game every place make a facility. we again time frame to it that relocation to him is the only solution to avoid the indefinite use of the victim air station i also briefed them on the progress of landfil

what's the solution or get organized what are world leaders or governments missing talking about targets in like 2040 or 20 targets but now up front with me while i'm out here on al-jazeera. the health of humanity is at stake a global pandemic requires a global response. w.h.o. is the guardian of global health delivering lifesaving to school supplies and training to help the world's most found people uniting across borders to speed up the development of test treatments and effects working with scientists and health workers to learn all we can about the virus keeping you up to date with what's happening on the ground in the womb and in the land advocating for everyone to have access to essential health services now more than the world needs w.-h. on making a healthy a world. for everyone. for the 2nd time in a week north korea fires more missiles off its coast adding pressure on the new biden administration. hello i'm daryn jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up hospitals in brazil are at breaking point has covered 19 deaths past 300000. i'm annoyed it up a little on the us mexico border where migrant refugee numbers are growing must present.

al-jazeera until then alan fischer in washington d.c. thank you for your insights. it's exactly a year since the world health organization declared the corona virus outbreak a pandemic every country has been touched by the virus but with the introduction of vaccine some nations are beginning to see hope others are increasingly desperate according to bloomberg more than 326000000 vaccine doses have been administered globally nearly 100000000 of them have been given in the u.s. more than 2000000 a day now and the 7 day average number of deaths his heart since january when it recorded more than 4000 new deaths on sundays in brazil though it's a different story about 12000000 vaccination doses have been administered but on wednesday the country suffered its worst day the covert related deaths recording more than 2000 for the 1st time and it looks like a 3rd wave could be sweeping large areas of the e.u. just 44000000 vaccine doses have been given across the block and infections have risen 50 percent in italy in the past 2 weeks. well germany has recorded its largest daily increase in corona virus cases in more than a month o

let's speak to george alfred who is the world health organization's representative to guinea he's joining us from the capital thanks very much for speaking to us on al-jazeera you yourself attended that virtual summit with the international organizations like the w.h.o. and c.d.c. . what do you think came out affects. thank you very much i think. this question on the threat of. pandemics came out strong commitments from member states of. the actually can you know and also. coordination not group regional and country level and investments in. security. means to secure who. come in yes the lessons learned from 2014 to 20 seats in an epidemic way reflected on and a lot of experiences were shared by member states the guinea. uganda and she had early on and this was a reach discussion under the auspices of the african union. the u.s. department of. health and foreign office so it was i look at some of it looking at governance of the nation performance of less and less cost outcomes believe it or not and. right but also you know visions we know but ongoing. and giving innovations such as back scenes and new turn up their teams making a lot of difference number im

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the overall vaccine rollout jono how al-jazeera london. face that it has begun labeling posts about covert 19 in an effort to combat some misinformation contents about vaccines will have labels with facts from the world health organization the tech giant says it will expand its coronavirus awareness effort see other platforms such as instagram and whatsapp facebook has faced heavy criticism for allowing false claims and conspiracy theories see spread steering the pandemic for anything that's viral that's misinformation it gets removed from platform but there's a huge gray area of people who have concerns that are having a conversation about a coven some of which some people would call misinformation and some of which other people would call doubt. and we also know from a lot of research that on the margin if we were move all of that it's really icky polarize people even more. and so what we want to do what we've learned again without health experts is the best thing to do in and out in huge gray area is just to show up with authoritative information and helpful way. well let's get more now from simon clark he's not associate professor of cellular microbiology at university of reading and joins us from there great to hav

al-jazeera. told. welcome back the main stories now syrian government forces have shelled a hospital in west in aleppo killing 7 civilians including a child the world health organization says that been more than 300 attacks on syrian health care sites in the past 5 years polls of close in the republic of congo's presidential election which is expected to see. extend is 36 years and our 7 people are running but all the opposition candidates either in jail or boycotting the vote. and and at least 4 more protests have been killed in anti crew demonstrations in me and maher on sunday security forces of again use live ammunition to crackdown on demonstrations in the city of mandalay. our families of 9 people killed in a single day by security forces in the philippines a calling for justice they say their loved ones were peaceful activists targeted this month for criticizing the government but police say they were communists rebels who resisted arrest jim allen dogan has more now from manila. it was the worst day for activists in the philippines in recent years on march 7th a series of operations conducted by state forces resulted in the deaths of 9 activists in several par

al-jazeera. ready. dozens of students abducted in northwest nigeria it's the 4th must school kidnapping since december. so when you want your observer life my headquarters here in doha also coming up the world health organization says there's no reason to stop using astra zeneca 19 backseat after several countries suspended over fears of blood clots. a year.

al jazeera. hundreds have been protesting in turkey after the government with drew from a european women's rights treaty only this month president vowed his government would work to eradicate violence against women world health organization data show 38 percent of women in turkey are subject to violence from a partner in their lifetime compared to about 25 percent in europe a group that monitors femicide says a place $300.00 women were killed because of their gender and 202171 others died under suspicious circumstances so far this year 78 women have been murdered or have died under suspicious circumstances and another turkish women's rights group says only 7 out of $100.00 women subjected to violence reported to police and only 4 percent of cases made to prosecutions xandra buyers' reports. the landmark treaty protecting women from violence bears the name of turkey's largest city now in istanbul there's anger that turkey is walking away from the accord it was 1st to sign a decade ago and run because the let's not on your on these say to me i wasn't feeling safe as a woman even before this and after this i feel like i'm in the unsafe environment because there was a little decision that i was leaning on but now i feel like

al-jazeera dot com inside story is next. well vaccine passports revive tourism europe unveils a digital pass to allow 5 those protected from covert 19 to travel freely but the world health organization is against it as most people haven't been immunized so is the idea too premature this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm jerome most of us haven't been able to travel for the past year because of the pandemic but with 1000 vaccines rolling out some governments are looking to welcome taurus again for summer the european union hopes to have a digital green pass ready by june this would allow people who've been vaccinated tested negative or recovered from cope and 19 to travel more freely within the e.u. bloc countries like austria want this to be in place as early as next month but the world health organization says it's too early given the slow pace of vaccination in the e.u. dominic kane reports from berlin. almost sunny parisienne morning partly joe but walks his dog has recently been vaccinated and has the badge to prove it but he would welcome something more official. a covered 19 health pass would allow us to travel to get back a little bit of freedom by june th

al jazeera -- it has been a day of emotional testimony in the trial of former police officer derek chauvin. witnesses as young as nine described the moments leading to the death of george floyd. a group of world health organizationcientists has computed the coronavirus probably went from bats to humans probably via another animal, but there's concern they were blocked from seeing chinese data. and google calls for a treaty on endemic preparedness, but what exactly that would involve is not clear. brazil has just reported another record high of 3780 covid-related deaths in one day. it comes on a day that leaders of all three branches of brazil's armed forces rightly resigned after president bolsonaro sacked several top cabinet ministers. the defense minister statement said the heads of the army, navy, and air force would be replaced without giving details. on monday, bolsonaro hired the foreign, justice, and defense ministers. military leaders expressed their dissatisfaction with bolsonaro's handling of the pandemic. >> for the first time in brazil's recent history, the commanders of the army, navy, and air force have left their post at the same time in what analysts and the local press are culling the biggest mi

19 world health organization investigators sent to the chinese city of 100 found the virus most likely passed from bats to humans through another animal. the headlines news continues here on al-jazeera right after the stream of life now. to want to i'll just. tell me what the government you represent is now illegitimate and we listen we do not sell the fence material any country during the conflict in yemen we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on syria. hi i'm femi oke a on today's episode of the strain we delve into the ethics of holding people indefinitely without a charge without a trial united states right now is running a detention camp and they come in he has 40 detainees that until 2016 by how much he was one of them his story is being told in a new film called mauretania it's taken up. people have called you a terrorist warrior how do you respond. when i defended someone charged with rape nobody called me a rapist and i defended someone charged with murder nobody dug around my backyard so when someone is accused of terrorism people like you seem to think that's different. you want to represent the head recruiter for 911 constitution doesn't

al-jazeera 'd. dozens of students abducted in northwest nigeria it's the 4th must school kidnapping since december. so wrong with your child's own life my headquarters here in doha are also coming up the world health organization says there's no reason to stop using astra zeneca covert 900 backseat after several countries suspended over fears of blood clots. a year after it became the 1st western country to head into lockdown italy prepares to do it all over again. and ship breakers working at unsafe conditions in bangladesh when the right to sue british owners for deaths or injuries. welcome to the program we begin in northwest nigeria where gunmen have raided a college and taken a number of student hostages the armed group or targeted the forestry college and could do the state later on thursday officials say $180.00 students were rescued in the early hours of friday but 30 remain unaccounted for that school attacks in the north of nigeria are becoming more frequent. kidnapping is a tactic commonly used by armed groups in criminal gangs in nigeria and is it international says it's been escalating since january there were 2 massive directions of schoolchildren of february officials say they carried out by ban

al-jazeera. julie. come back the main stories now syrian government forces of shelled a hospital in west in aleppo killing 7 civilians including a child the world health organization says have been more than 300 tacked on syrian health care sites in the past 5 years. at least 4 more protesters have been killed in and demonstrations in myanmar on sunday security forces of again use live ammunition to crackdown on demonstrations in the city of mandalay. and counting is underway in the republic of congo's presidential election which is expected to see dennis us to extend his 36 years in power is main rival bryce profit is seriously ill with coded and has now been flown to france. all in all the stories of following palestine a started its vaccine rollout to the general public in authorities president mahmoud abbas was the 1st to get a chance now to bram has the latest on this now. this is the moment many palestinians have been waiting for the launch of a public vaccination campaign in the occupied west bank the 1st ones to get the jobs or medical staff people over the age of 75 and those with chronic illnesses the palestinian authority received a vaster vaccines from

al-jazeera fully back to go live in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes dozens of students abducted in northwest nigeria in the 4th mass school kidnapping since december. the world health organization says there is no reason to stop using astra zeneca has called $900.00 vaccine after several countries.

al-jazeera i'm fully back to go live in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes dozens of students abducted in northwest nigeria in the 4th mass school kidnapping since december. the world health organization says there is no reason to stop using astra zeneca has called $900.00 vaccine after several countries suspended it over a few years of blood costs also this hour south korea says its batting arms exports to myanmar as a jew day is accused of torturing and persecuted and tied to protesters and shit break is working in unsafe conditions in bangladesh when the right to sue british owners in london for deaths or injuries. i'm going to get your score with the sports african football has a new man in charge just south african billionaire patrice months epic takes over the presidency of its governing body can. gunmen in northwest nigeria have raided a school and taken a number of students hostage the armed who targeted a forestry college of iran 300 students late on thursday officials say 180 students were rescued in the early hours on friday but 30 students remain unaccounted for this comes just days after nearly $300.00 girls were abducted and then released in a neighboring stay. wait kidn

al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour spain has joined france italy and germany in suspending use of the astra zeneca vaccine more than a dozen nations are expressing concern about blood clots the world health organization says it's a. thousands of people have turned out across rebel held city is in syria to mark 10 years since the start of the war the un security council has matched and heard calls for a renewed cease fire and political settlement. security forces a 1000000 man had killed 6 protesters a day off the worst violence since the military coup 39 people were shot dead on sunday. ugandan opposition leader bobby wine has been arrested while leading a protest in kampala. wine called them off our shoes to free hundreds of his supporters arrested before during and after january's presidential election which he lost to longtime leader nobody in the $71.00 disputes the results he tweeted that he's not been charged but his home is surrounded by the police and military. such as that. and. the restrict the link with you it would really kill the jury to. demand that you do respect the right to life of the bond. by jerry and officials say gunmen have abducted 3 teachers from a primary school in the north