must address the root causes of the problem i know you all have a tank on the us has stopped with caylee ok thanks so much i mean i love it i do and i really put a historical context in lance to the regional migration issues here i mean the us has a responsibility to not just because it's propped up kind of these regimes in the past but because it is the largest global emissions and major overtax right so i think 1st and foremost the u.s. must reengage in that region which has been very much left behind by transit ministration policies and iran all of its humanitarian assistance plus hurricanes and development aid to get out some of these root causes you know these this hunger issue this ability to eke out a living from a you know tenuous cultural plan but it also requires bigger sea changes here it's not just how much money it's how who gets it who gets it right it should be to communities and households that needed them most not national governments and i think that would be the 1st thing that the u.s. should really really do to address some of these root issues go ahead handy. yeah ho

joining us today we have caylee we have a hindu we have tasman welcome ladies so good to have katie introduce yourself to our global audience many miscarry a grand senior advocate and program manager of the displacement program at refugees international welcome him to you nice to see you on the strain tell our audience you are what you do. hadley i made him seem to matter but i am from jack i mean you know spanish i'm from him but out of pastoralists to meet coming from sadly yes and advocating that claim. of indigenous peoples and work thank you very much for representing appreciate you and tasneem welcome to the stream introduce yourself what are you doing hello there seems to be q i teach political science in the university of darker the same time for beloved 30 years i'm working on labor migration and climate related migration in bangladesh and particularly adaptation climate change adaptation is. i mean by this stage has known we are long. climate change impacting us absolutely yes what are you seeing right now that is causing you the most concern. we are most concerned that a large numb

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caylee, stay with me a minute.ouse correspondent kaitlan collins tweeting out president biden will speak to this. four hours from now we'll hear from the president. it's an interesting balance, we're seeing it in china also. at a time the administration has strong policy differences with china. can they do the same with russia? say we disagree with this, we're going to sanction you about that but can we cooperate on arms col and other issues? >> reporter: important that this is their posture here, they're saying we're going to be tough but we're going to be fair essentially, we're going to hit back at you when it's necessary, but we're going to work with these countries who are adversarial to the united states when it's in the interest of the united states. and it's important to note that this climate change summit that's taking part next week virtually with world leaders, the biden administration invited not only china, but russia also to partake in that conversation, so the climate envoy secretary kerry is workin

and joining us now for more insight on this from london is caylee long a researcher with an esteemed international is long the u.n. security council is condemning the are the army violence and britain is imposing sanctions on any company dealing with the military but as i can have any impact. what we really need to see out of the security council isn't just well it's concrete resolution the calls for global hands above go and referral to the international criminal court situation as a whole the situation really couldn't be more critical. and the army is accused of disappearing people and targeting children what's the objective there. obviously is impossible to get any insight into the mind of me in the military but this is and i mean it conducts itself with absolutely impunity now reports of post of junctions widespread and this is something they have done in the past we have very much of the view that the reason we are in this situation today is because they has been this comprehensive failure to hold them to account for previous crimes. and it is we just saw in the report some prot

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