in france over whether the french language is inherently sexist after the education ministry and schools from allowing a new form of gender inclusive writing insisting that compliance would stand at the grammar is a priority sure to do with reports from paris. dr for every great inclusive which is seeing efforts made to reform the french language which critics say is riddled with a boy yes it's an idea that seemed fieri to peer wrists amongst them it seems france is education minister who says there will be no way it will be allowed in schools in the context of education compliance with grammatical and syntactic rules is essential recourse to so-called inclusive writing should be prohibited in french many words have a general so that masculinity in all their feminine this becomes an issue when referring to mix sex troops now if you have 9 women and none for example french grammar requires you to use the masculine word for weapons which advocates of inclusive if you think he's bad critics there you say the perspective change is even worse most of the country would like the children to be

masculine has the advantage of a feminine is not just a grammatical construction but france's education ministry insists compliance with correct french grammar is a priority even if it means up setting some people should have been skim paris the next minding a french. the drive for ever greater inclusive it is seeing efforts made to reform the french language which critics say is riddled with a boy yes it's an idea that seemed fieri to peer wrists amongst them it seems france is education minister who says there will be no way it will be allowed in schools in the context of education compliance with grammatical and syntactic rules is essential recourse to so-called inclusive writing should be prohibited in french many words have an agenda so that mass killing or their feminine this becomes an issue when referring to mix excoriates now if you have 9 women and one nun for example french grammar requires you to use the masculine word for it was which advocates of inclusive it do you think he's bad critics though you say the perspective change is even worse most of the country would like the childre

they told us they were protesting at the education ministry because an islamic school was being put undernshots, people screaming) >> narrator: some of the protesters were filming on their phones. (gunfire) aman and redwan told us that when the video was published on the internet, the authorities used it to identify and arrest anyone who was there. >> (speaking tigrinya): (military band playing) >> today some good news out of the horn of africa. >> ethiopia has agreed to end a two-decade-long feud with eritrea. >> in july 2018, eritrea's president and a new ethiopian leader, abiy ahmed, announced a surprise peace deal. >> this is a major, major development in east africa, not only in terms of establishing peace, but hopefully over time bringing some sort of democracy and liberalization. (cheering, whistles) >> narrator: the border was briefly opened, and families separated by years of hostities between the two countries were at last reunited. jubilant eritreans hoped that peace would mean the end of compulsory national service, the end of mass imprisonment, and a new dawn for their countr

has been killed in that one has been injured after a school shooting this morning the local education ministry claims that there are no children among the victims and also one of the perpetrators has reportedly being captured children are said have been evacuated from the school also reports coming in that the school was hit by an explosion lots of conflicting information coming in at this early stage we'll keep you updated with any new info as indeed it comes in on the story. now elsewhere thousands of nurses in the u.k. have been trying to become activists to fight what they think is a pitiful pay rise promised by the government of all college of nursing as enlisted a renowned u.s. expert in health care campaigning it will teach any test nurses how to become effective advocates the organization hopes the move will boost support for a strike ballot it promised to call if the government doesn't agree to an increased pay rise we spoke to a nurse naomi bennett says things that everyone who wants to stay in the profession needs to get involved in activism. i think this long period of time and alm

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the ministry of education says it was necessary. taiwan says it is racing to contain the worst outbreak of coronavirus all trying to avoid a full lockdown that could derail the largely successful ente covid measures. the country reported 206 new local cases on sunday. authorities put the capital into a soft lockdown racing to stop the outbreak. south africa is expanding the covid-19 vaccine rollout to health care workers and those over 60. the government will begin a mass vaccination effort at 87 sites across the country using pfizer's vaccine looking to inoculate more than 5 million senior citizens by the end of june. the johnson & johnson vaccines were delay for safety checks. i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. paul: we will have more on the fight against the pandemic and the reopening of borders. an epidemiologist from the university of melbourne will join us. plus, the blockbuster entertainment deal this week. at&t said to be in talks to spin off its entertainment business and merge with discovery. we will have the details ne

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the ministry of education says the move is necessary to tackle mutations that attack younger childrentain its worst outbreak of the coronavirus. they are trying to of our a full lockdown. -- to avert a full lockdown. there are 206 local cases on sunday. taipei is in a soft lockdown with residents rushing to stock up at grocery stores. south africa is expanding its vaccine rollout to health care work as test health care workers and those over 60's. it will begin mass taxation at 87 sites over the country -- in the country with the pfizer shot. china's security rep -- securities regulation is tracking market any after suspicions moves in the equities markets. they have vowed to take a zero tolerance stance towards market manipulation and insider trading. regular says it has investigated violations in 65 cases since 2020. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. paul: china's solar injury -- industry is facing increased scrutiny in xinjiang. as pote

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education. she was 15 years old and never missed a kayay of school he sai of his niece, we buried her here today. >>> the interior ministrykesman told us that a car bomb exploded outside the entrance of the school just as the teenage girls were leaving class. followed by two more bombs planted in the area. the government blames the taliban, which is denied involvement, but that part of kabul has been the frequent site of bombings by isis in afghanistan, especially targeting skoos. the massacre, under lies the instability here as u.s. and international forces withdraw, and afghan security forces struggle to both contain militants on the battlefield and keep safe civilians in the cities. >> our front line is our mosques, our streets and schools, and they are our universities. any place that the taliban can attack, it's the front line for us now. >> parents burying the children today, didn't send them to the front line. they sent them to school. >> it's a tragic reality here in afghanistan that attacks like this are not uncommon. it comes at the end of an exceptionally violent week that has seen a surge in attacks from the m

education. she was 15 years old and didn't miss a day of school, ghulam hussein said of his niece, we buried her here today. the interior ministrykesman tells cbs news a car bomb exploded outside thehe entrancef the school just as the teenagage girls were leaving class, followed by two more bombs planted in the area. the govevernment blames the taliban, which has denied involvement,t, but that papart f kabul hahas also been the frequt site of bombings by isis in afghanistan, especially targeting schools. the massacre underlines the instability here as u.s. and and international forces international forces withdraw and afghan security forces struggle to both contain mill militants on the battlefield and keep safe civilians in the cities. >> our front line is our mosques, there are streets, schools, there are universities, any place that the taliban can attack is a front line for us now. >> reporter: parents burying their children today didn't send them to the front line. they sent them to school. it's a tragic reality here in afghanistan that attacks like this are not uncommon, but it comes at the end of an exceptionally violent