the right to an education is even laid down in the 1948 un declaration of human rights education should be one of the global success stories and yet there's a widening gap between education standards across the world children in developing countries around 100 years behind those of industrialized nations. so why is that while many children in developing countries have to work outside of school. and armed conflicts can prevent them from attending school regularly. in wealthier countries young people typically attend school for an average of 12 years in developing countries for just 6 and a half years. and there are differences within the industrialized nations themselves to a child's back. around too often determines that successes school poverty can be a huge obstacle when it comes to gaining a good education those who can often spend a lot of money on their kids go willing parents spend around 90000000000 euros worldwide on extra coaching every year partly because they're afraid their kids won't otherwise make the grade and so the gap widens in china too many parents and kids have one

drone saying it had violated its airspace un human rights experts say poor conditions in education prisons may have directly led to the death of the former president mohamed morsy the panel says it has evidence morsi was denied life saving in ongoing care for his diabetes and high blood pressure those are the latest headlines on al-jazeera more news coming up right after this is europe that's next . what about the gentleman who died in north london this week is with us she said this is better this is if you get along we're going to be able to know these so you listen when you stretch we bury him to more from earth so it's of a very strong working here is a 24 hour a day 7 days a week job to do with the amount of stress that we experience sometimes is immense and i could still hoping maybe all of this was. a whole different workable and. i'm glad i'm a muslim funeral director here in london. i've now part time i'm letting the young people take over. so what will happen now is we have to take and miss valentino in front of the month of may is this present in his coffin and we have another fu

want to return the rule of law and dignity to the governance and utmost respect for human rights want to revive our education system i mean it is sad that the wife of the president whose education is actually questioned the book is the minister of education and it is so sad the recent happenings in michael university and what she said back at that explains the regime and the family and the couple that's ruling of our us want to revive our health care system it is sick itself it explains why our government officials our leaders actually never go to our hospitals even when they have to give but they fly to a country to developed countries for treatment while the ugandans i lived to suffer and die that explains why we lose more than 1000 women every day not every week not every month but every day given by more than 300 children die in uganda you know and all these other challenges that people go through if you had a functioning health care system would be working uganda is enormously gifted with amazing. those however the land has been conspicuously owned by one family or one clan or one grouping we want to pu

fundamental demands a constitutional referendum a revitalization of the public education system and the immediate end to human rights violations at the hands of the country's riot police law enforcement agents are being accused of excessive use of force rape torture and even manslaughter in the context of the protests that i'm sure that. the police surely have protocols but i believe they dehumanised the protesters to the point that they're just the subjects of looters that need to be executed. but binmen refuses to be intimidated she's determined to keep protesting no matter how tired no matter how scared showing up in the street to her is what she owes to those who have lost their lives seeking a better future for chile. i don't rate fall to be living this moment in history. but i'm also frightened sad and nostalgic thinking about the fact that people have died for this that. what is it ok yes we should always remember them because they were part of a movement that's going to change chile. in a way it already has yellow. and all those fighting alongside her know what they're asking for a lot but driven by a newfou

venezuela and bolivia there are human rights abuses well excuse me one of the key subsets is of socialism in latin america as was the case of soviet communism has been education health and welfare that is a human rights many of the health systems for example the health system in cheaper the least the health systems in the western world stand in but of course american and british concept is do not care about the well settled we don't every people in latin america as they don't care about you don't we will say that all people in the ukraine what they care about is ensuring that we know our country can have influence in their backyard which is how they regard latin america rest and they do not want socialist scotland's so it's an attempt to sting here in america so if i go to glenn here i mean if you do have these you know you have instability intentional instability and in venezuela we have it now with bolivia. what you could see is. migration north i mean this is in a domestic issue in the united states are you you can't have it both ways ok you can say you want to call the shots in latin america and not. experience the consequences there of. you know it's aga

plus social measures that to be taken in -- in improvingken salaries, pensions, health, education, etc. >> human rightsssioner and u.n. high commissioner michelle bachelet speaking to bloomberg. let's get to sophie for a check on markets. sophie: a stock was raised at goldman, rising to an august 30 high after the company confirmed its cost-cutting efforts were on track. westpac resuming declines, falling for a fifth session and headed for a fourth weekly drop as shareholders call for more changes to the board. analysts expect the lender will have to pay an estimated $679 million fine. taking a look at the bigger picture, gains for the asx 200, just holding on 6800 points. index climbs for a fourth straight session. aussie yields are sliding across the curve. this morning, the three-year has fallen below the rba's cash rate. declines having tracked similar moves we saw in treasuries. paul: still to come, softbank exception, is an rather than a symptom of broader problems. itselve into why investment model is under fire. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is "bloomberg daybreak: asia." i'm shery ahn in ne

expression but also doesn't acknowledge the fact that not everybody has the human rights that we fire the have and i think education is really important i think we don't discuss the na what does the author is and ship me we understand with every responsibility that we've not thought it's a quad about what it means to be in on. that is than and that's going to be you know in a whole being identity every time as a new tech piece of technology a whole issue we're going to have to adapt and change but we've never had that conversation and you know today that my foundation i have a social contract or a new contract for the web i really want to make sure that access around the and around the well to the internet and i think that's fantastic and what you find that same as you were trying to get were more people signed up to the internet then must be this was this the ship education that goes along side it there must be safety training for women that goes along fight it because you are providing mobile phones to women in rural communities which you think is empowering and to some extent it is but you also putting them in r

fundamental demands a constitutional referendum a revitalization of the public education system and an immediate end to human rights violations at the hands of the country's riot police. law enforcement agents are being accused of excessive use of force rape torture and even manslaughter in the context of the protests. but the police surely have protocols but i believe they dehumanised the protesters to the point that they're just the subjects of orders that need to be executed to see if people are out in the street they want them gone and they don't care about how they get them to leave their but i know that. the police of betraying the chilean people you can tell by their actions they don't feel part of this country anymore or don't feel part of the people. or yellow says help them but they. but bill lim refuses to be intimidated she's determined to keep protesting no matter how tired no matter how scared showing up in the street to her is what she owes to those who have lost their lives seeking a better future for chile. also. i don't rate fall to be living this moment in history. but i'm also frightened by sadd

educational system. as much as 50 students often packed into one classroom. illiteracy is also a concern. the iraqi human rightsn says 8 million 15 to 25-year-olds cannot read or write, including a high proportion of young women. thehat has happened with deterioration of the educational system is on purpose for the iraqi people. made from mud.s it is a catastrophe. correspondent: more books are on the way. the ministry of culture is planning to set up a tent filled with reading materials. a war veteran hopes the government understands. these young people are creating what he calls a revolution of culture and ideas intended to transform iraq. >> the president of catalonia's regional government has appeared in court on charges of disobedience. he was ordered by spain's electoral committee to remove pro-independence symbols from catalan government buildings during campaigning for april's national election. he refused. >> accompanied by his family, applauded by his supporters, this was his day in court. the catalan leader may be the latest politician caught up in the crisis, this time, an act of disobedience for fa

human rights in china. whether it's hong kong, tibbett, the uighurs, the muslims in education camps, nonetheless, they should not use that as an excuse to not pass the ex-im bank. i will speak to that on the floor. in the same token of globalization of the economy, we are moving positively in terms of the u.s.-mexico-canada agreement. again, it all comes dun to enhancement. excuse me, of enforcement. enhonsment too but enforcement. i do believe if we can get this to the place it needs to be, which is imminent that this can be a template for future trade agreements. a good template. and then again in terms of the financial well being of america's working families, we are working with h.r. 3, our legislation to lower prescription drug costs and hopefully we'll be bringing that to the floor soon. next week, we will vote on the continuing resolution to fund the government. we passed our appropriations lls making smart, strong investments in the health and well being of america's families. sadly, the g.o.p. senate has not done its job yet. soon again another legislation will be bringing the voting rights act, h.r

the religious freedom center we are nonpartisan, nonprofit, committed to educating the public as religious freedom as human right, we look at specific audiences, religions and civic leaders, educators as well as business leaders, if you imagine all of these are influential individuals in our society, i mean, we are taking a different approach in terms of how we offer education, so with religious and civic leaders we offer a lot of programs and events and we actually have graduate course that we offer, week-long incentive in january that we host students from seminaries that are interested in learning more about the impacts of religious freedom on african americans, we have a project right now that we are doing that's funded by the henry louis foundation that looks at african-american perspective as it pertains to freedom, there's narrative that has been told about america and many other narratives that have been spoken off, that's one of the commitments in doing this work but we offer a lot of professional development to educators, we have online professional development that we do, speaking engagements in terms

what they say is the deterioration of the educational system such as 50 students often packed into one classroom illiteracy is also a concern the iraqi human rights commission says around 8000015 to 25 year olds can't read or write including a high proportion of young women. of course what happened with the deterioration of the educational system in iraq its own purpose for the iraqi people 2900 we have schools made from mont it's a catastrophe. news of the library has spread more books are on the way the ministry of culture is planning to set up a tent in tahrir square filled with reading material. the war veteran has the news if hopes the government understands these young people are creating what he calls a revolution of culture and ideas intended to transform iraq it's going to aim al-jazeera baghdad the bearer of venice is urging the united nations to study the effects of climate change following the worst flooding in the city for 50 years water levels have started to fall but the titans and tourists are still whiting through several parts of the famous city and so we're going to take you up to venice is a way to give a signal that europe ex

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fake news it insists the centers are for education and vocational training a salon if the car is a human rights lawyer he says despite china's denials the documents confirm what many have suspected about the camps if you can so he or william system of ethnic cleansing where china you know with their beijing political nerve center is acting as big brother not only ensuring the detention and a 1000000 in the concentration camps but again you know this person really and system of you know when people can go to the bathroom or when they can you know call their family when they are current you know there's a point system inside of yes you know where you get more points for being indoctrinated with you know the sort of central chinese communist propaganda and removing in releasing your honest. it's the most orwellian thing that ever seemed or human rights were. rescue efforts are underway in kenya's west backcourt county after heavy rain triggered landslides at least 56 people have been killed but the full scale of what happened still isn't clear victory a gay to be reports. william and his 6 year ol

humanity. >> you know you can educate me. i just used that. >> yes, that's rightsed that phrase, maybe i shouldn't everything's in the middle of the country. when it snows down in brownsville, texas down in november you know it has to be quiet somewhere else. the only hope right now looks to be around the 25th, 27th. the rest of the week even though it's cooler it will be dry. looks like we'll pick up the wind next tuesday and wednesday. hang your hat maybe on the 25th. 26th, 27th. there are some signs. not for the next seven days or so. it is really cold for many especially as you head towards the great lakes. the southeast. naturalville. new york city into boston and here comes the next system coming down. it's still producing some snow. northern plains so if your travel plans are in those directions i would take the winter gear because it is really cold. a lot of high clouds are moving through. mostly cloudy. hazy, cooler. some low clouds are there. i know there's some. there's a couple little pockets on 80 and not just before 64 to 74 even those though these a

right of angela merkel. believe it or not. [laughter] because germany considers healthcare, education, parental leave, months paid vacation, workers rights, those are rights. those are called benefits. those are human rights. [applause] >> one call them rights instead of benefits, your head turns around. it's a completely different way of viewing them. i'm all in favor for having those things considered rights. but i started thinking, if a holocaust survivor in germany got the same rights as her fellow citizens, wouldn't we think she was owed something more as well for the pain and suffering? it's going to be a long conversation. but i must say when i finished that chapter last august but i said in my putting myself out on a limb? there's me and - - and i could never have guessed you would have five presidential candidates raising the question six months later. hearings in the house of representatives. i do think for all that else is going on, we are moving in the right direction. i'm just about to be done and take questions. but i want to close this presentation with a plea. because working through our history is going to be crucial. i don't think we would have had this administration if we had be

what they say is the deterioration of the educational system such as 50 students often packed into one classroom illiteracy is also a concern the iraqi human rights commission says around 8000015 to 25 year olds can't read or write including a high proportion of young women unless of course what happened with the deterioration of the educational system in iraq its own purpose for the iraqi people 200-1000 we have schools made from mont it's a catastrophe. news of the library has spread more books are on the way the ministry of culture is planning to set up a tent in tahrir square filled with reading material for war veteran has the news if hopes the government understands these young people are creating what he calls a revolution of culture and ideas intended to transform iraq natasha going to aim al-jazeera baghdad. the inauguration ceremony has been held for 3 long as new president got a biologic pocs a claimed victory after a campaign marked by nationalists rhetoric and promises of better security he now has the task of left in the country out of an economic slump that was made worse by the east of bombings that killed more than $260.00 people

the most important factor cited with human rights violations by the government security forces but also poverty, the nature of religious education, stable families and government corruption but it's not about poverty and being downtrodden. as we said in sri lanka the individuals are well educated and well off but radicalized by heat features. there is a great deal of fertile ground in countries and we are facing the radicalization in prisons and even among young children being targeted by extremist propaganda. there are various initiatives with the radicalization, reintegration, offramp in as well as broader programs to focus on good governance, economic development and human rights available resources remain a problem. if the numbers of radicalized people around the globe keeps growing i just do not like the odds of identifying the right people to capture, kill and keep out of the country and there are second and third order effects as the situation gets worse in africa and climate change takes its toll we are seeing greater migration into europe in turn is exacerbating tensions getting further right-wing violence to protest if

far right a 50 and the environmentalist greens are gaining support human sheeple want answers to their questions not to our questions. so what i have a cd use answers to the big question try 50 education ministry and an inclusive digital agenda this is do you want to step up germany's efforts on digitalisation and come combo has bought yourself some time to deliver i want us to win the next one the stock election and we are working on that. next year the party will determine who to put forward as chancellor candidate for the 2021 elections in a bid to succeed long time chancellor angela merkel the chancellor is low key appearance at this weekend's party conference was yet another reminder that the american era is drawing to a close now both c.d.u. and germany need to decide where they go next. and i'm now joined here in the studio by a political correspondent kate brady she's just back from the c.d.u. party conference thanks for coming in and joining us kate is seem to be quite an unusual party conference i mean just walk us through some of your main takeaways well the kind of overarching issue ahead of this conference was definitely a question over the leadership of the c.d.u. and wh