that's the party of the gandhi family.be a very interesting election. and i'm sure he is going to—ina election. and i'm sure he is going to — in a way, it's almost like a presidential election, even though it's a parliamentary election — because all the focus will be on prime minister modi and for him to prove, "0k, prime minister modi and for him to prove, "ok, i prime minister modi and for him to prove, "0k, ididn't prime minister modi and for him to prove, "ok, i didn't quite deliver last time. i'm going to deliver next time." to be fair to lim, he did try to deliver on many issues — remember the famous moment where they removed the famous moment where they removed the certain banknotes. .. a bit of a problem for the economy...! demonetisation of the economy... indeed. not handled in the best way. the other thing you've got to remember as well, of course — he's a hindu nationalist, and that has caused issues as well with the muslim minority in india. jonathan, we've got about a minute to go. what do you want to say abou

be stopped food deliveries until indian president indira gandhi bowed to the demands. accusations were made that the west had imperialist intentions with its population control projects. as apartments of population control was founded at the united nations in one nine hundred sixty nine the un f.p.a. the united nations population fund. through this stance of neutral party western governments channeled millions into population control in developing countries the major donors the site the united states sweden great britain germany and switzerland. south korea was among the earliest testing grounds for population control. the country was devastated after the korean war at the same time there was a baby boom with the highest birth rates in the world the united states participated in the reconstruction from the very beginning population control was high on the agenda. for korean women grow up in a village two hundred kilometers from seoul and still remember the war and the time that followed. could it be as a tree government said we should have fewer children and that's why

there have certainly been some powerful women in modern history from margaret thatcher to endure a gandhi santucci and. what legacy have they or are they leaving behind as women in all parts of the world still suffer violence discrimination and under representation what is the status of global gender equality and help can progress to make. march eighth marks international women's day but is it an occasion to celebrate border protest we find out more as we sit down with the woman in charge of promoting gender equality at the united nations executive director of human women. talks to al jazeera. un women executive director. thank you so much for talking to al-jazeera thank you for having me we're meeting in the middle of women small. and we're coming up on international women's day is this a day to celebrate a day to protest a day to be an activist what is it. why because even though we've made progress and it's important that we celebrate. their achievements but we also haven't come far enough we have a lot of work that we still need to do so we still need to be activist but also some of t

king was influenced by gandhi as was he. and james lawson helped bring some of those teachings.hat we have to learn is the ultimate forbearance and patience and goodness and patience that people in these movements had. they blufed in the fundamental decency of humanity. they faced evil, but they didn't give into hate orbit bitternesd they kept believing in redemption. no community has suffered more, no community has for given more. and some n. some in some way th conscience of the nation and how we can move to something better. but i see that in lewis and clyburn. they don't give into bitterness. they are also a thinking about how to appeal to the better angels of this country. >> thank you very much for joining us. up next, as mayor of new orleans, he fought supremacist over the confederate at that time chews. mitch landrieu next. at that tims mitch landrieu next. he naysayer. he naysayer. ♪ ♪ ♪ sure it's like a morn ining spring ♪ more than half of our community have discovered their irish roots. order ancestrydna, and find the surprises in you. just $59 through march 18th. ge

this is where the brahmaputra merges with the gandhi's to become the padma. when these rivers flood it can have a devastating effect on nearby communities. as here in the village of how poor. i did was here on the left the partner river destroyed everything in just three days. on the right everything was gone in four days. the river has covered an area sixty one characters in our village three hundred families lost their homes because of the extreme river erosion. everything in your. practice i'm really scared our house may be gone soon you. eleven year old mahfouz hussain walks past an area that used to be a garden. the local residents are preparing to move inland to escape the rising water. one of my friends his neighbor says he's not going to let the river take history. this house is fifty yards from the danger zone but the situation here could become worse when monsoon season starts. this used to be the center of the village now it looks like a battlefield you can still see the remains of several houses. this fragile sapling has become a symbol for the vi

rooted there have certainly been some powerful women in modern history from barclays to endure a gandhi. and all glimmer of hope what legacy have they or are they leaving behind. as women in all parts of the world still suffer violence discrimination and under representation what is the status of global gender equality and help can progress to make. the thing march eighth marks international women's day but is it an occasion to celebrate or to protest we find out more as we sit down with the woman in charge of promoting gender equality at the united nations executive director of human women. talks to al jazeera. he won women executive director. thank you so much for talking to al-jazeera thank you for having me we're meeting in the middle of women small and we're coming up on international women's day is this a day to celebrate a day to protest a day to be an activist what is it. why because even though we've made progress and it's important that we celebrate. their achievements but we also haven't come far enough we have a lot of work that we still need to do so we still need to be act

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know i groom to you i raised you i trained you as a soldier that's the side of i'm seventy because gandhi was part of ugandan military and then later he went to rwanda now he's the sitting president there so seven things that maybe the government should be actually working for him like you know right it's just a game of who is big and who is more and no one wants to bow down and respect the each other but it's not a problem between rundowns and ugandans as such it's a problem between two two two two presidents talk to us about this border crossing that's now been closed fred what does that really mean if you look at the. economic games between between uganda and rwanda random might suffer a lot because it's a round rock kountry but then on the other side randall thought that if you cross the border we are punishing the ugandans who are sending their goods and services to rhonda but also not on to uganda because they use these this border to send the goods to. and even to bring the so it's they were targeting ugandans and their market which which on one side it was because uganda started.

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of the party will be looking for a second tom while the opposition congress party led by the whole gandhi we'll be looking to thwart those ambitions the politics will play out in the biggest election the wall has ever seen yes the numbers for you nine hundred million people will be eligible to vote in an election lasting more than a month across seven phases people will be able to cost a ballot in one of one million polling booths on around two point three three million electronic voting machines which record a person's vote at the press of a button this time around these e.v.f. and also credit candidates pictures so voters nor whom they are voting for from mr modi will certainly be hoping his face brings in the votes and from the looks of it he already has a bit of a head start. to be sorry shopping downtown mumbai stuff or at the ready with thousands of designs for one in particular has been flying off the shelf. or injury mody is the new must wish for women who want to make a fashion statement this election season. yeah i want to paint one more little i'm thinking that in there. is a m

and mr gandhi has been challenging him in the polls.lf of india's population under the age of 25, the economy needs more than 8 million newjobs every year to absorb the young workforce entering thejob to absorb the young workforce entering the job market. to absorb the young workforce entering thejob market. but to absorb the young workforce entering the job market. but young people looking for employment are facing problems. with everyjob there are ten or 15 people waiting for the samejob. there are ten or 15 people waiting for the same job. i there are ten or 15 people waiting for the samejob. i don't know if i will get a job. there are jobs available but there are so many people looking for the jobs that they end up getting underpaid for it. experts have appreciated many economic policies introduced by mr modi, but have criticised some of his dishes and is, like banning a number of banknotes to crack down on black money for disrupting the economy. polls show that mr modi is leading the election race, but it is unlikely to be an easy

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group are is committed to organic farming with chemical fertilizers the women of ya know gandhi grow so much produce now they have some to sell the project thought that is the implement this by promoting organic farming the project has also helped create skills especially among women that allow them to make a living through agriculture. the urban farmers can sell their crops at special organic produce markets b.-o. farriers. when we started we didn't even know how to do the bookkeeping when it was tough. but now we know more we're learning to grow as individuals and above all we're partners in the community. urban gardening projects around the world book to our group are as a model the pioneering organization is continuing to expand in quito the less you ask. me and the area devoted to urban farming here in quito is growing about three hectares or about two hundred different plots each year over the last year. that i knew. for the refugees from venezuela urban farming might prove the first step to a new life. and into the trash with aids worldwide around one point three billion tons

refugee agency has been experiencing firsthand what life is like for syrians who fled the fighting gandhi visited refugees in lebanon and says the u.n. won't pressure them into returning home they're worried they're they're fearful of security they are thinking about their destroyed houses of their lack of jobs in all these are very important human factors that need to be addressed but i think that if we continue to work on the syrian side maybe more people will make this decision in more confidence it is very important you know very well our position that any return be not only safe and dignified but also voluntary that people have to make that decision by themselves and should not be pressured or pushed and i think that continues to be our position but of course for those who return they will be they will be supported by us and we're certainly not as has been said in the past but he's not being said any more we're not blocking any return we would be it would not be our job to do that. a satellite images released in the united states by the news outlet n.p.r. suggest north korea could be

sometimes make it to be it can be done how important is it to have women such as cory aquino indira gandhi merkel theresa may. running a country what message does that serve to all of society it tells especially girls that this job can be done by someone who looks like me first job can be done by. there is a story i don't know if it's true but it's interesting never the same where boys were asked in germany if they would want to be head of state and one boy says well now in germany you can be a head of state only guilds can be heads of state because for the time that seven year old had lived they only knew one person who was a head of state and it was it was a woman so they begin to shape how he says this role can you imagine how many roles in society where girls never see women or girls in those position and what and how that must shape the way kells a aspire in choose the their careers the diversity and the presence of men and women in positions of authority sends a message to boys and girls that this is for you to we are actually even challenging private sector in the my kids in adverti

one of his main rivals is rahul gandhi who comes from india's foremost political dynasty and leads the though, suffered a humiliating defeat in 2014 and for the past five years, they've been trying to regain their influence. in 2019, we will have a government that will make up for all the crimes that narendra modi has done against the farmers over the last five years. this fresh energy at the congress‘ rallies because the party has seen some success in recent state elections but indian polls are about so much more than just the two national parties. regional players are extremely popular and could make a big difference to final results. more than 1,800 parties are registered and hundreds of millions of people cast their vote. in the coming weeks, india's election authorities will need to prepare for a democratic event like no other in the world. yogita limaye, bbc news, kerala. and you can keep up to date with india's election preparations on our website. you'll also find a guide to the issues that will influence whether prime minister, narendhra modhi secures a second term. australia'

whatever happened between president gandhi and. we don't care about their problems now all shops are closed and we are suffering from this fighting. there is no unity between our elders people like adama hamad noor and some other commanders we have violence every day closing roads closing streets they're creating problems for the people but it just goes to show you the precarious security situation in afghanistan when the government is not only fighting the taliban and i so but also sometimes elements within their own ranks. millions of children in the philippines are risk due to a measles outbreak in the country that's according to the red cross at least two hundred eighty six people have died so far many of them infants the aid group says that at least three point seven million children have not been vaccinated making them vulnerable to the infection measles is a highly contagious disease caused by a virus that mostly affects children. malaysian prosecutors have refused to drop the murder charges against a vietnamese woman accuse

rights of same—sex couples to adopt and she speaks of her political idols as being people like mahatma gandhi kind of names in this part of europe which has seen such a surge in populism and conservative nationalism, and here she is appearing on this stage behind me speaking quite openly as the kind of people that she looks up to and the kind of society that she wants to build is a society that has been inspired by people like that. so thatis inspired by people like that. so that is her message and it is a message that really now will catapult her into the presidential palace to become slovakia's first female president. her strain of populism is based on anticorruption. how does that fit into the politics of the region? the cachia is a country that many observers has said has been mired in corruption, cronyism and yan kutziak, the journalist murdered last february, in slovakia he was a journalist who had campaigned against several investigative pieces looking into the links between slovak politicians, shady businessmen and even the calabrian mafia. and in fa ct even the calabrian mafia. and i

one of his main rivals is rahul gandhi who comes from india's foremost political dynasty and leads theefeat in 2014 and for the past five years, they've been trying to regain their influence. in 2019, we will have a government that will make up for all the crimes that narendra modi has done against the farmers over the last five years. this fresh energy at the congress' rallies because the party has seen some success in recent state elections but indian polls are about so much more than just the two national parties. regional players are extremely popular and could make a big difference to final results. more than 1,800 parties are registered and hundreds of millions of people cast their vote. in the coming weeks, india's election authorities will need to prepare for a democratic event like no other in the world. yogita limaye, bbc news, kerala. and you can keep up to date with india's election preparations are oui’ india's election preparations are our website. you can also find a guide to the issues which will influence whether prime minister narendra modi will secure a second term.

first asian relations conference in the presence of gandhi ji represented as an independent country inthe asian relations conference tibet you have always been like that and one to forty nine china attempted to invade tibet not only this is the biggest and mongolia also occupied by china in one hundred forty nine and one hundred fifty he kept on let me bring in which led them to bring in our image because the reason i'm going into all of this history which may seem a long time ago to our viewers is that account i think is disputed and perishing isn't it. very believe that pax has always been chinese. well i wouldn't say that i mean if you go through history nothing has been forever one place but if you're just going back to the early twentieth century and you start looking what happened as the from the chinese perspective the ching empire is deteriorating it's very weak during that period tibet basically went off as on its own it was never recognized by either the ching empire or anybody else that it was independent in terms of china then later on you have the founding of the new repub

is it sometimes to be it can be done how important is it to have women such as cory aquino indira gandhi merkel theresa may. running a country what message does that serve to all of society it tells especially girls that this job can be done by someone who looks like me this job can be done by. there is a story i don't know if it's true but it's interesting never the same boys were asked in germany if they would want to be a head of state and one voice says well now in germany you can be a head of state only guilds can be heads of state because for the time that seven year old had lived they only knew one person who was a head of state and it was it was a woman saw that begin to shape how he says this role can you imagine how many roles in society were never see women or girls in those position and what and how that must shape the way kells a aspire in choose the their careers the diversity and the presence of men and women in positions of authority sends a message to boys and girls that this is for you to we're actually even challenging private sector my kids in advertising industry to

responses so that is why there is this big instance satisfaction with the what beck was doing with this gandhi vanessa you know this big national debate so i think it is a showing that he's trying to use this situation as a political platform to defend himself to prepare actually the european elections and they made. a vigil has been held in new zealand after a terror attack on to mosques in christ church killed forty nine people over forty others were injured. i just want to. see. any people. you know it's just the rich you see life i want to do what i want to do i want them to know we are together we must fight try. a twenty eight year old australian man appeared in court on saturday and was charged with one count of murder the suspect has been named as brenton terence the presiding judge said he expected terence would face further charges later on a video of the aftermath of one of the attacks has appeared on social media and warning you might find the following footage disturbing. prior to the massacre a lengthy racist manifesto was posted on a social media page believed to be connected to

running for a second term against a group of opposition parties that mainly by congress president raul gandhi. will sunday marks the sixtieth anniversary of the tibetan uprising against chinese rule rallies have been held outside tibet in countries like taiwan and india china has put restrictions on tourists and journalists who want to visit him elaine country critics say it's another sign that china is repressing the rights of tibetans. so-called coul vigilantes continue to operate in india despite the supremes court ordering the police to crack down on them a recent report says forty four people have been lynched after being accused of smuggling or slaughtering cows and activists say the hindu nationalist that government has downplayed the attacks reports from the pradesh was. that. this is one of several viral video showing violence by so called how vigilant easily india. self-appointed guardians of cows which are sacred to hindus claim they're being illegally slaughtered they're not afraid to use violence to stop that . for every victim there's also a family left behind. such as the son o

was in india at the request of the president, and i went to the place where a home where mahatma gandhias sheltered for a while. i met his granddaughter, group of women who maintained this facility. you know what they asked? they asked to meet privately. they said, can you help us? can you help us write a violence against women act for india? the rest of the world is looking at us. we cannot only change the culture here, we can begin to change the way women live in and what they endure around the world, and men. who are victims of sexual assault, as well. i'm taking too much of your time. i apologize for being so passionate about this. i apologize for taking your time. i do not apologize for my views. guys, we can do this. this is now the time not to let up one little bit. thank you all for all you do. i love you for what you do. [applause] >> president trump travels to michigan tomorrow for a campaign rally in grand rapids live at 7:00 p.m. on c-span. road to the white house, beto o'rourke kicks off his presidential campaign with an event in el paso, texas live saturday at 12:30 p.m. e

there have certainly been some powerful women in modern history from margaret thatcher to endure a gandhi santucci and. what legacy have they or are they leaving behind as women in all parts of the world still suffer violence discrimination and under representation what is the status of global gender equality and help can progress to make. the march eighth marks international women's day but is it an occasion to celebrate order protest we find out more as we sit down with the woman in charge of promoting gender equality at the united nations executive director of human women. talks to al jazeera. un women executive director. thank you so much for talking to al-jazeera thank you for having me we're meeting in the middle of women small and we're coming up on international women's day it's a day to celebrate a day to protest. a day to be an activist what is it all of. why because even though we've made progress and it's important that we celebrate. their achievements but we also haven't come fire enough we have a lot of work that we still need to do so we still need to be activist but also s

gandhi started in south africa. >> trevor: that's true.> so thank you. >> trevor: yeah, so that's -- my pleasure. ( laughter ) i made them all. ( laughter ) welcome back to the show. >> thank you. >> trevor: congratulations season 16 of "top chef," and this is going to be the season finale. i have to ask, when you spend every single working day eating some of the best culinary delights, is your off time junk food? >> it's not junk food but it's really simple food. like i just want toast or i want chicken soup, lentils and rice is very boring but it's my comfort food. i just like sometimes a toast with peanut butter. i'm in that weird kick now that i have to stop eating it because pomegranate season is over. >> trevor: your food has taken you around the world. the food you love comes from around the world. you talk about how food can connect us as human beings and now you've taken on a new role as an aclu ambassador which is really amazing. you're focusing on immigration and women's reproductive rights. these are really powerful issues clos

i was in india at the request of the president and i went to the place where a home where mahatma gandhias sheltered for a wild. i met his granddaughter, group of women who maintained this facility. you know it they asked? they asked to meet privately. they said can you help us? can you help us write a violence against women act for india? the -- india? the rest of the world is looking at us. we cannot only change the culture here, we can begin to change the way women live in what they endure around the world and men who are victims of sexual assault as well. i'm taking too much of your time. i apologize for being so passionate about this. i apologize for taking your time, not for my views. so, guys, we can do this. this -- this. is now the time not to let up one little bit. thank you all for what you do. i love you for what you do. [applause] >> the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. >> the people who knocked these buildings down will hit all of us in. >> c-span's newest book. noted historians rank a

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at external weaknesses on the part of government business and so on because we want to as gun when gandhi said be the change we want to see in the world so i would urge not to see it as that this is like a massive issue within the organization like for example with the cases yes and i'm privy to a confidential report which which documents particular cases names and so on and i'm going through each one of them and i want to assure people that you know for example you know the speculation about how bad it is is this sexual harassment there which they isn't and so on but i think the approach as the leadership of. amnesty at the board level and so on that given our values given what we stand for one case or two cases of racism or sexism or bullying. one case too many and therefore we and then i've been in an amnesty for six months not right and i can tell you i've not seen the case of bullying in six months i've not seen it you know doesn't mean it's not have you know absolutely absolutely and that's part of what we've done through this process which is we've created a context now way with da

was in india at the request of the presidents and i went to the place where a home where mahatma gandhiheltered for a while. i met his granddaughter, group of women who maintained this facility. you know what they asked? they asked to meet privately. they say can you help us? can you help us write a violence against women act for india? the rest of the world is looking at us. we cannot only change the culture here, we can begin to change the way women live in what they endure around the world, and men. who are victims of sexual assault, as well. i'm taking too much of your time. i apologize for being so passionate about this. i apologize for taking your time. not apologize for my views. so, guys, we can do this. this is now the time not to let up one little bit. thank you all for all you do. i love you for what you do. [applause & cheering] [applause] >> the c-span buses stopping at the student winners. toward the second prize high school east to gabrielle, darius garvey and darius adams. >> when we saw the topic what does it mean to be an american we've immediately thought about the co

was in india at the request of the presidents and i went to the place where a home where mahatma gandhias sheltered for a while. i met his granddaughter, group of women who maintained this facility. you know what they asked? facility. they asked me privately, can you help us? the rest of the world is looking at us. theannot only change culture here, we can begin to change the way women live and what they and her -- what they endure around the world and men who are victims of sexual assault as well. i have taken too much of your time. i apologize for being so passionate about this, but i don't apologize for taking your time. [laughter] mr. biden: i will not apologize for my views. guys, we can do this. the time to let up, not one little bit. thank you for what you are doing, i love you for what you do. [cheers and applause]

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there have certainly been some powerful women in modern history from margaret thatcher to endure a gandhi. and. what legacy have they or are they leaving behind. as women in all parts of the world still suffer violence discrimination and under representation what is the status of global gender equality and help can progress to make the thing march eighth marks international women's day but is it an occasion to celebrate border protest we find out more as we sit down with the woman in charge of promoting gender equality at the united nations executive director of un women. talks to al-jazeera. un women executive director. thank you so much for talking to al-jazeera thank you for having me we're meeting in the middle of women small and we're coming up on international women's day is this a day to celebrate a day to protest a day to be an activist what is it. why because even though we've made progress and it's important that we celebrate. their achievements but we also haven't come far enough we have a lot of work that we still need to do so we still need to be activist but also some of the

he was following in the footsteps, taught by gandhi of which he said he was the first person to live this love ethic above mere interaction of individuals into a powerful and effective force to change the work of the world but you had to be committed. absolutely will to be committed. had to be as committed as the people he gathered around him in montgomery, and the people in atlanta. you could not be committed to the cause of civil rights and human justice. if you recall from the letter of birmingham jail, he wrote to the people who were the moderates who said he was moving too fast. that he needed to slow down. and challenged them by saying you are a great stumbling block in the stride towards freedom. you are more devoted to order than justice. who prefer a negative peace which is the absence of tension, to the positive peace which is the positive side of justice. to be able to see a timetable for another man's freedom, we have to continue to strive forward to freedom. and in this work, if you were committed to the work of justice, you are committed and you are a friend of dr. king

whatever happened between president gandhi and. we don't care about their problems now all shops are closed and we are suffering from this fighting. there is no unity between our elders people like adama hamad noor and some other commanders we have violence every day closing roads closing streets creating problems for the people but it just goes to show you the precarious security situation in afghanistan when the government is not only fighting the taliban and i so but also sometimes elements within their own ranks. millions of children in the philippines are risk due to a measles outbreak in the country that's according to the red cross at least two hundred eighty six people have died so far many of them infants the aid group says that at least three point seven million children have not been vaccinated making them vulnerable to the infection measles is a highly contagious disease caused by a virus that mostly affects children. malaysian prosecutors have refused to drop the murder charges against a vietnamese woman accused of kil

gandhi gave us the formula. first they ignore you. this is -- these are the words of gandhi. then they laugh at you. then after they have ignored you and had a moment of laughter and they see you're not going away, then they fight you. then they demean you. i understand. so do you what may. say you what may. -- do what you may. say what you may. but i know that within me, that i'm doing the right thing -- but i know within me, that i'm doing the right thing. and i know that gandhi is right. he said, after they've ignored you, after they've laughed, had their moment of pleasure about it, then they fight you, but then gandhi reminded us, then you win. i am prepared to suffer through until victory. i won't give out. to quote my good friend mr. lewis who crossed the edmund pettus bridge on sunday, i won't give up, i won't give in -- bloody sunday, i won't give up, i won't give in. i will do that which my ancestors call upon me to do. pray to god that this house will vote its conscience. vote your convictions. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentl

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what you wanted to be gandhi? do want her to go begging with? a wooden bowl?> sean: hundred democrats support this. >> the democrats will die as a result of their own philosophical misguided pursuit of these sophomoric goals. but to have the enthusiasmmo of youth being attacked that way, what if it was a young irish kid who came from your neighborhood? >> sean: stop the identity stuff. >> you would love it. i feel pride in her. she is me at the age of 26. when you have long hair and your mustaches out to here and you want to solve everything, kumbaya. >> sean: you broke one of the biggest stories, that profoundly changed how we treat people in this country with serious mental health issues. you single-handedly changed that. >> let me say one thing, they love her in the bronx. my three grandchildren live in her district. i went to college in her district. she may have the most far-fetched ideas that are totally impossible or impractical, but she has heart, sean. >> sean: hang on now. >> the president is ticking up in the polls because he agrees with you, adults