run the chances of finding one missing child among belize heaving multi 1000000 population are infinitesimally small which makes this nothing short of a miracle if you can find it i would go. with a lot of it. i don't know what you want and how. i'm sure. i know you know me. i'm. not sure i know i don't live that i have to flog. no no. i don't think the number one of the 3 and whatever different ok look if we went up to 5. just. for. you all to catch. the. we congratulate him for a little and allowed him some time to be on the phone with his son we haven't heard from since. it's hard to find concrete statistics regarding children separated from their parents. the national human rights commission stated that $44000.00 minors go missing every year but the police quoted 80 the united nations children's fund has described the situation as genocide and various sources suggest that in india there are several 1000000 missing women and children. it seems the brig's that psagot will never end the electorate voted to leave the european union but the political class and media are resisting because the pe

city of belize site is anywhere in the world does not get the kind of water there then he gets. but yes there is a crisis situation situation because not every part of delhi gets. enough water and that's again a management issue. this is the knowledge of gerd rain it used to be known as the siberia of back in the days when it got it rain water into the young. often called delis lifeline. today it contributes 60 percent of the total waste water discharge from daily into the young man of. delhi has 22 major grains that carry over 800000000 liters of untreated sea voyage and dump the waste directly into the yemenite everyday causing high levels of water pollution. like water stress the amounts of braced water are likely to get worse over the coming decade. running on solar power and the absolute water facility generate 100000 liters of plain water every day providing safe drinking water and helping solve seawitch pollution in. just collected from the surrounding districts into town content and crash and tiny plastic particles are removed from the waste water using a filter. the liq

ecotourism products under way that offer chances to get involved, from helping tackle invasive lionfish in belizeseas of plastic waste, to citizens science programmes on the great barrier reef. don't expect them to be any cheaper than a regular holiday, but you will get a totally different experience of your destination. you'll meet new people and hopefully do some good along the way. a couple of tips for avoid damaging corals — first, find a reef safe sunscreen. the chemicals in many shop—bought brands can be harmful to the ecosystem. you should also wait at least half—an—hour after putting the cream on so it doesn't wash directly off, onto the corals. and obviously don't touch anything. that especially means watching what you're doing with your flippers when you are down there. still to come... from strawberry fields to the forest in a stadium, our guide to the very best travel stories happening right now. and i meet the woman who, at 96 years old, is still protecting turkey's marine life. so don't go away. this week we are exploring turkey's west coast. i'm still in the holiday town of kusadas

ecotourism products under way that offer chances to get involved, from helping tackle invasive lionfish in belizeing the seas of plastic waste, to citizens science programmes on the great barrier reef. don't expect them to be any cheaper than a regular holiday, but you will get a totally different experience of your destination. you'll meet new people and hopefully do some good along the way. a couple of tips for avoid damaging corals — first, find a reef safe sunscreen. the chemicals in many shop—bought brands can be harmful to the ecosystem. you should also wait at least half—an—hour after putting the cream on so it doesn't wash directly off, onto the corals. and obviously don't touch anything. that especially means watching what you're doing with your flippers when you are down there. still to come... from strawberry fields to the forest in a stadium, our guide to the very best travel stories happening right now. and i meet the woman who, at 96 years old, is still protecting turkey's marine life. so don't go away. this week we are exploring turkey's west coast. i'm still in the holiday town of

guatemala is not there, belize is not there and so on. so we still have a few countries sort of taking on a lot of the responsibility for the refugee flows. so if there is the setting a little bit of what we have, what have we done? what have we tried to do? for the past let's say six years now, we have been stressing the need for a regional approach, that this problem requires a multi-faceted response of a regional extent that brings everybody together to look at source countries to figure out a way to manage this in a more coherent manner. so we have launched sort of what we call a comprehensive response framework for central america that brings together seven countries and that has brought sort of from a political perspective seven countries together to really look at what needed to be done. this was four years ago. and sort of looking at what needed to be done in el salvador, guatemala and honduras in terms of managing the displacement i mentioned there. so what were some of the programs that needed to be launched to really try and lo

she sees it for belize shores. officially from swapping no returned the heads to beijing out of friendship for the people of china but that wasn't all a few weeks after the return of the bronzes in the presence of the french businessman the chinese government finally gave christie's permission to operate in the country and exchange as p.r. described it. the much publicized case of the summer palace bronzes is far from unique more and more pillaged countries are demanding the return of their cultural assets the trophies of the renowned museums of the western world. pillaged. trees have a legal tool to negotiate for the return of their stolen treasures the 970 unesco convention signed during the era of decolonization imposes on all nations to return objects obtained illegally. in recent years the pressure on renowned museums has intensified. the pergamon museum the most visited in berlin is obliged to know the origins of its collections. you start to understand that what you have here is not just archaeological objec

there's been massive step forward in the course we want a country like belize and guatemala, for example guatemala as a small country has its own problems and i think that quite explains where the problems are this is slowly becoming a country of asylum. to establish applications over the past couple of years . it's not for everybody butfor some , so we are seeing some results in terms of the number of people that are approaching governments. we're seeing a lot larger social network through the region. over 80 shelters have been developed through the region over the past few years. we are seeing asylum systems that are not perfect for sure but certainly starting to move and function in a way that they were not functioning a few years ago and we are looking at more and more people being granted protections being adjudicated in a favorable way which again is such important data. this regional framework has brought into the meat a lot of political actors. the us for example is about to launch a fund to support countries developing programs or central america. we are also seeing more and mor