cities around the world 9 out of 10 women say they feel unsafe in public spaces or let's speak to femi told you about this she is training director a challenge consultancy in london an organization that works to further equality for women and diverse groups and she's also part of the 1000000 women rights campaign and is joining us via skype very good time on al-jazeera femi so as we've said the killing of a certainly put the spotlight once again on violence against women and we're seeing a lot of women in the u.k. around the world speaking out about the fears a face on a daily basis how is this helping you think is going to be a turning point. i hope this is going to be a turning point i think it has to be when we have had enough now the numbers are not going down we're still seeing male violence being the leading cause of premature death amongst women and it's not just a u.k. problem this is a global problem and that's why our campaign like the 1000000 women rise movement started by sabrina question is a global movement when we had our rally last week we had literally women from all o

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a precipitous but it is very important for the yemeni people that is now suffered from hunger from femi and thanks to britain to any other countries that will help yemen but yemen more need more than that so when they give them money for the right hand and fund from other and they give their money as weapons kill more of them you know. all people know they will be able to feed so women should be selling witness to the saudi and the minister they should stop now. joe biden who i think you did favor against trump has made it clear that defensive weapons can continue to be sold to saudi arabia since saudi arabia claims that all its operations in yemen are defensive is there really any sanction on us weapon sales that are used on your country for me even if there is no war in yemen i am against any kind of selling weapons to the dictator what do you think joe by what do you think it will be mellow is that it's it's it's firmly it is a big mistake. being committed by international powers by the international community by the western governments it's out there who claim that they support free

hi i'm femi oke a on today's episode of the street a window into the ethics of holding people indefinitely without a charge without a trial united states right now is running guantanamo bay 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 take a look. people have called you a terrorist or you're how do you respond to. well 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's accused of terrorism people like you seem to think that's different. you want to represent the head recruiter for 911 constitution doesn't have an asterix at the end that says the terms and conditions apply. to kidnap me from my brother with the back of my head and chains around my body. but to the accuser you have 3 years to charge me with nothing rough justice that's what this administration wants we are seeing the death penalty what if you're wrong. but he built this place you abandon all of your principles

found on wednesday everard's killing has ignited international conversation about women's safety well femi he told you is training director at challenge consultancy in london which is an organization that works to further equality for women and diverse groups she's also part of 1000000 women rights she says preventing sexual violence is everyone's responsibility. women have had enough now the numbers are not going down we're still seeing male violence being the leading cause of temperature of death amongst women and it's not just a u.k. problem this is a global problem and that's why our campaign like the 1000000 women rise movement started by sabrina question is a global movement when we had our rally last week we had literally women from all over the world there has to be change now i think it's not really interesting that men are surprised when they hear about how frightened me not to go out alone who are these men living with and who are they talking to because every single woman knows the feeling of being frightened whose responsibility is it it's everyone's responsibility the problem

i'm femi oke a enjoying the stream how would you describe a man in just 3. today we discuss what's a man and a woman let poke us the oss man what is it like to be a man you can join the conversation by jumping into i live you chat and i will be shown your thoughts throughout our discussion. march the 8th malts international women's day and this year's choose to challenge the osce sauce to call out inequality while building a more gentle walled social science research a deep inner eye and believes that when changing their behavior is key to achieving that in her new poll cost she explores men's experiences how school work focuses on how they see themselves that power that bodies and sexuality so is rethinking muscularity the keys agenda inequality in india joining us to talk about this deepening ryan host of what's a man paul cost research dani he is the co-founder of men against violence and abuse india or so known as my of up and to fish out to roger he's the co-founder of dream a dream an organization that works to empower young people to reach their full

i am femi ok and you are watching the stream china is preparing to host the winter olympics in 2022 but should it be allowed to a growing number of groups are saying no they are concerned about the culture human rights record especially beijing's treatment of its minority weak up muslim population what are your thoughts you can share them in a live chat and be part of today's discussion. the united nations says that at least $1000000.00 we have been detained in mass prison camps in the region in recent years activists say that prisoners have been subjected to torture forced labor and of mass sterilization and a new independent report has found china to be in breach of all 5 acts of genocide as defined by united nations despite growing evidence china has denied any wrongdoing in changing the country's foreign minister recently said that beijing's treatment of weakness was a shining example of china's human rights progress and this week a former minister spokes person criticize boycott schools. even when they are do good some western parliaments have even gone so far as to pass bills appr

i am femi oke a today on the stream we're looking at how the u.s. is tapping the 10s of thousands of my goods and asylum seekers helping arriving on its border with mexico thousands of them are children traveling by themselves i know you have a take on this you can join i shall be part of the discussion by jumping on out into the comment section you too can be in the story. that you know make up my guns typically come to the u.s. looking for opportunity looking for prospects the migration flow that we are seeing from central america today is different it's desperate to migration for many of these migrants it's a mindset of life or death the united states show that increase its aid to central american countries to target the root causes of this migration which includes not just poverty but violence in all its forms on corruption including government corruption and impunity. that's just one take on the immigration situation in the united states you're about to hear 3 more camilla rachel really get happy that's a big in the stream camilla tell everybod

i femi oke a you know what listerine in today's episode we also the question all humans alone in the universe. is a professor of science at harvard university he joins us to talk about that but to make it a subject plus his new book extraterrestrial the 1st sign of intelligent life beyond us i have been reading this book for my research i started to turn down the pages whenever i found anything interesting every other page is turned down i know you will have questions as well jump into the comment section and you too can be part of the day's discussion the reasons for me to buy this book basically it's like brain candy it's like junk food for the brain because there's always this nagging question what is out there we may never know but to have these thought experiments that has always fascinated me has been to me ever since our other child our very hard years old now so i'm going old fart but i still love science. it keeps the mind going it keeps you wondering and that's where this comes into play it still keeps you wondering it doesn't have all the answers but it is food for thought

hi i'm femi oke a on today's episode of the strain we take a look at an intimate film about a korean family growing up in the 1980s in more arkansas that is resonating with asian americans today now really is an intimate look at the asian american experience with great kandel at a time when asian americans themselves are facing races attacks in america have you seen the film what do you think about it you can jump into comments a big part of today show. me to early on when you're going to go in the on your resume. because it was sure to be quite. common in ireland there. was a wonderful day being held. here with us for the merger to listen to. what are you buying up with. if you don't like the new form new girlfriends good track. you good to do too many of them but. the you're right and i'm going to. let me just say curry was. born. who grew must matter. to them. to listen. to them which mockable had in the way that when you. join us to talk about me now ria why it is resonating why people are loving it in the united states right now we have we have absentee we have paying it's reall

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it's nice to see you again femi so i'm surprised to learn i'm a freelance journalist and contributor to al-jazeera and the telegraph and other outlets good to have you had i will reintroduce yourself to our audience welcome hello my name is i will i am it elected or you know out here are you clear also critical analyst for the horn of africa going to europe thank you for being on the stream and telegraphs good to have you back on the stream remind our audience who you are what. thank you for having me on my name is george roast turkey i'm the chairman of amar association of america we are an advocacy group here in the united states we work with the united states government to inform their money policy towards ethiopia and also with international human rights organizations to make them aware of the human rights atrocities that have been committed in ethiopia primarily against the mass but also across other groups as well how would your set the focus of a lot of the nice covered as it is on conflicts atrocities happening in the northern part of the country of reports of trust is happen

del right thank you douglas and thank you julio the police staff really appreciate your thoughts i'm femi oke am signing off now so the next time when the strong take cavity. it's one of the world's most powerful. hundreds of thousands of people. exceptional. people. on. it's in a critical state chillies coronavirus crisis deepens despite being one of the world's quickest of accident. hello i'm daryn jordan this is al-jazeera live from doha also coming up. to listen . to tease to keep me safe. which from a dramatic escape for.

truly global in some cities around the world 9 out of 10 women say they feel unsafe in public spaces femi told you is training director at the challenge consultancy in london which is an organization that works to further equality for women in diverse groups she's also part of 1000000 women rise and says preventing sexual violence is everybody's responsibility. women have had enough now the numbers are not going down we're still seeing male violence being the leading cause of premature death amongst women and it's not just a u.k. problem this is a global problem and that's why our campaign like the 1000000 women rise movement started by sabrina question is a global movement when we had our rally last week we had literally women from all over the world there has to be change now i think it's not really interesting that men are surprised when they hear about how frightened me not to go out alone who are these men living with and who are they talking to because every single woman knows the feeling of being frightened whose responsibility is it it's everyone's responsibility the problem is th