per year right now and all we're talking about is a few billion dollars to address global hunger david beasley of the world food program there speaking to you now international aid organizations have warned that the democratic republic of congo is slipping deeper into crisis it has been rocked by years of political instability and violence and almost two million people have been forced to flee their homes but international aid has been slow to arrive and many people have been forced to resort to desperate measures to survive. when there's nothing to eat anything will do in new combi a remote village in south eastern congo the starving locals have turned to jungle snails in their daily struggle to find food. our food situation is dire everything is very hard we have no of a choice but to eat the snail was you have to really search for them if you collect many of them it's maybe just enough for a day's mail. congo is in the middle of one of its worst ever food crises following a new wave of violence over the past few years the u.n. says over two million people have been displaced and many have b

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executive director david beasley noted wars and conflicts are driving hunger in a way we've never seen before. change change may very well be coming soon but in the meantime we'd better be watching all. of you get the. real thing. at the bottom. like you that i got. this. week so. welcome aboard the watch of the hawks i am. in downtown and war is starving people starving people yeah scorching the us the cost of waging war the damage of waging war all around the country is are all around the world it is. people are starving for up and it's sad true is heartbreaking at the end of the so hard for me to understand how you can ask for all this money to talk about these things that you need to do and not have that worked into your military budget to repair food insecurity in the areas you are causing food insecurity and go because then that would make you have to actually care about the people and civilians that you're bombing right tabb like of you if you don't worry about their well being and they'll provide them because to belive the other you're gonna bombing them so you might have to ha

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is warning that colombia is facing a humanitarian catastrophe along its border with venezuela david beasley visited the colombian town of kuta up to fifty thousand people stream across the border from venezuela every day in search of food and medicine he says venezuela's economic crisis has left many of its people starving and he's calling on the international community to help colombia cope with the crisis. i will deliver this message that i think is an absolute detached humanitarian crisis. you know your business to make donations around the world in the hopes it will come to believe it's absolutely necessary the muslim. center has had on al-jazeera. the regional tension and the civil war gives more i mean it shouldn't take the label on the sales. or the weather squatting down eistein out across the middle east at home last the amounts of cloud still pushing over towards afghanistan took many stands back to stop we are going to see some playing maybe some sleet the snow here to go on through the next few days but i'll swear as you can see us looking fine and dry with pleasantly warm sunsh

are starving and neighboring colombia is facing a humanitarian catastrophe trying to help them david beasley visited the border city of cuckoo time in colombia up to fifty thousand venezuelans across the border daily looking for food medicine and other essentials that they can't buy at home because of the deafening crisis there the u.n. chief is calling on the international community to help colombia cope a colombian government to go she ate his art to restart peace talks with the last remaining rebel group following a six week pause negotiations were suspended after a bomb attack by the national liberation army when a temporary cease fire ended thirty four eleven rebels and one thousand members of the armed forces have been killed in fighting president juan manuel santos says it's time for more talks but that there was little the alternative is to continue killing ourselves to continue confronting one another for many more years or decades to come i firmly believe the country has no need to resign itself to this for that reason thinking of life in saving lives in achieving peace for colombi

had david beasley visited the colombian town of cuckoo tah where up to fifty thousand venezuelans cross the border every day looking for food and medicine he says the country's economic crisis has left many of its people starving and he's calling on more international help for colombia. i will deliver this message like this for you to trash humanitarian crisis. in the business too big to go nations around the world in the hopes it will come to be just absolutely necessary you must. be in government negotiators are to restart peace talks with the last remaining rebel group after a six week course because she actions were suspended after a bomb attack by the national liberation army when a temporary cease fire ended thirty four rebels in one thousand members of the armed forces have been killed in fighting since president juan manuel santos says it's time for more talks. the alternative is to continue killing ourselves to continue confronting one another for many more years or decades to come i firmly believe the country has no need to resign itself to this for that reason thinking of lif

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is warning that colombia is facing a humanitarian catastrophe along its border with venezuela david beasley visited the colombian town of kuta up to fifty thousand people stream across the border border from venezuela every day in search of food and medicine he says venezuela's economic crisis has left many of its people starving and he's calling on the international community to help colombia cope with the crisis. i will deliver this message that i think is an absolute to trash humanitarian crisis. you know your business to make donations around the world in the hopes it will come to be just absolutely necessary we must. so the has had on al-jazeera human rights campaign is the key is manaus military taking of a land that was home to random muslims plus i believe our allows us to question authority to rebel to provoke designing social change immediate says building a war of a different kind to counter president trump. through triangle the arabian can you. see and if. the weather squatting down eistein out across the middle east at home last the amounts of cloud still pushing over towards a

is warning that colombia is facing a humanitarian catastrophe along its border with venezuela david beasley visited the colombian town of computer up to fifty thousand people stream across the border from venezuela every day in search of food and medicine. and colombia's government will restart peace talks with the country's last prevailing rebel group after a six week negotiations were suspended in january after the bomb attack following the end of a temporary ceasefire those are the headlines up next it's out zero. one to the end of the. one hundred the hot sun few halls few holes in the muck and aspect hoping no one might ride to the house. i've been left a lot to me it's been the station imagine if i had a shot i always expected the national. does the had been. the death but take the kids. and that's when. she. gets home i don't know i don't know how could it be. up so you. must call me at a bus he said in my number five because. i think. i'm going to. have a go if i'm going to have just been center of him up a couple of bucks when i was in all. that ice and about how to see that i yes.

world food program and christine one who spoke with the program's executive director david beasley about the scale of the current hunger crisis. mr veazey thank you for joining in your latest reports we are seeing that the number of people going hungry in the world is increasing and had been steadily declining what is the cause for that well the calls for all the rise in hunger is conflict conflict in unprecedented proportions we're seeing the worst humanitarian crisis since world war two it is so sad because we were making so much headway around the world and in reducing hunger but now for the first time it's up in such a long time from seven hundred seventy seven million people to a hundred fifteen million and even sadder news is a severely hungry people the people that are struggling to find a meal any given day that's going up from one hundred eight million to one hundred twenty four million conflict driven you point out yemen as one of the most pressing off the crises talk to us a little bit about that yemen is an absolute humanitarian disaster war stricken country for for literally

is coming from those people all live in areas of armed conflict you have to executive director david beasley noted wars and conflicts are driving hunger in a way we've never seen before change change may very well be coming soon but in the meantime we'd better be watching all. the. way. to the bottom. like you that i got. this. week so. welcome aboard to watch the hawks am i wrong.