only the truma gun river can be traversed by boat it's named after the name hunty go it. is already starting to feel a bit sour. on the women and she's looking forward to seeing her family. but she knows she'll miss her school which is said to be one of the best. in a radius of 100 kilometers. above a certain school i started 1st grade back when the school opened we were the 1st pupils that was 10 years ago. into this debt according to a large scale survey of young people carried out in 2018 by a russian institute with links to the kremlin most russian children would not miss their schools what do we call our traditional dwelling. oh not as a child that's right a true and in the middle of it your home is a fine place. 7 out of 10 students surveyed said they didn't like school because they had too few subjects that were useful for their lives another study says that students in russia are more interested in environmentalists topics than in russian politics that's certainly true of it only could tefl enough and we'll find out more about her love of nature later. this. week.

other girls and boys from the region her parents are reindeer herders and members of the indigenous hunty ethnic group for generations they have followed their herds of reindeer in the north of russia. but for the past 10 years this boarding school has been the only class surrogate family. i've grown used to the teachers and i like it at school better than at my home. most kids kiara is located in the boreal forest or a tiger of western siberia just 2000 people live here half of them are hunty muncy or nets together with around 30 other groups they are officially recognized as the indigenous small number of peoples of the north and some of these ethnic groups have fewer than 200 members and are nearing extinction they are spread across an area that covers nearly 2 thirds of russia. like their own account many of the students only see their parents twice a year for a few weeks in the winter and for 3 months in the summer vacation the rest of the year the state takes care of them providing education meals and a dormitory free of charge in particular in northern russia where many nomadic peo

located in the boreal forest or tighar of western siberia just 2000 people live here half of them are hunty muncy or nets together with around 30 other groups they are officially recognized as the indigenous small number of peoples of the north and some of these ethnic groups have fewer than 200 members and are nearing extinction they are spread across an area that covers nearly 2 thirds of russia. like their own account many of the students only see their parents twice a year for a few weeks in the winter and for 3 months in the summer vacation the rest of the year the state takes care of them providing education and a dormitory free of charge in particular in northern russia where many nomadic people live there are dozens of boarding schools like this one. was young school starts at 8 am and goes until 2 in the afternoon then we have nap time until 4 a 4 we get a snack and then we do our homework later we have sports basketball or volleyball or we go for a walk outdoors. patriotic education is an important part of schooling in russia it's supposed to instill a love of the motherland which

sarah by saloni hunty is the country representative for yemen at unicef she says it's getting worse by the day for 90 percent of children in the country who need help. the crisis of cataclysmic proportions you have a preexisting situation where children were already in dire need and now children are confronted with multiple issues in just adds to their complex in very difficult lives that they that they leave the children in yemen are worse off than all children in the world and for us this is an emergency adequate testing in yemen we know that we don't have. all of the communities with access to testing and so definitely what we're hearing as all we're seeing as the numbers being officially declared do not tell the story that the children are facing children are facing multiple issues so for example i would give you children are for now out of school and you would say well all should now the world out of school for the most part but the children in yemen almost 6000000 of them who've been out of school since march schools are probably closed had no access to any distance learning no a

our struggle on hunty. welcome back i'm still with rome wallace author of big farms make big flu the w.h.o. arguably has never been more in the headlines you give a very nuanced account in your latest book china has just given 2000000000 dollars donald trump appears to be withdrawing cooperation with do you think make him off the w.h.o. well you know historically speaking these kinds of crises do have a way of killing off international organizations we think of the league of nations where war won so many of these organizations are very particular and very conscious of the possibility that their fates are in the hands of not only outbreak but the nation states on which they depend for their finances and legitimacy in my view of there should be a w.h.o. but we think they're in the middle of being caught in something of a crossfire between time in the united states and my view the united states says some of the world systems there is support it is on the far end of the end of that cycle of the cumulation capit