people worldwide will lose their jobs because of the outbreak that's the warning from the international labor organization people working in the tourism and services sector will be among the most affected the u.n. agency says the number of working poor holding one or more jobs will also increase significantly it's call for urgent large scale measures to protect workers including paid leave and short time work. for documents showed germany expects a record of more than 2000000 people to make use of its short time scheme it was 1st widely used during the financial crisis companies can apply for state aid to cover the costs of keeping stuff on. getting workers in the 1st place is proving difficult for german farmers a warm spring has pushed up harvest time but border restrictions are stopping thousands of seasonal workers from coming from eastern europe. this rhineland farm has only half the normal amount of workers for a spring harvest farmer simon klein says the rhubarb is already ripe and the asparagus will soon be ready as well. none of them are to the future looks quite dramatic because we're still only

could lose their jobs because of the corona virus outbreak that's the warning from the international labor organization people working in the tourism and service sector will be among the most affected a number of the working poor holding one or more jobs will also increase significantly in the united nations agency said it's called for urgent large scale measures to protect workers including paid leave short time allowances and other subsidies. near pay and central bank has announced a 750000000000 euro bond buying program to help stabilize markets reeling from the fallout of the pandemic it's just one of many stimulus plans an ounce by policymakers across the developed world. on both sides of the pond central banks are pulling out the big guns $750000000000.00 euros in bond buying by the e.c.b. the federal reserve promising $1.00 trillion dollars in cash loans for banks yet even all that is not enough after all monetary policy firepower alone can't breathe life back into knockdown economies they want to avoid a wave of insolvencies but would undermine the recovery but nobody prevent the freezing of th

finds 13.6 percent of people aged 15 to 24 years old most employed studying or training international labor organization we polled finds that young women are twice as likely to be effective as young men. today marks the 1st anniversary of the crash if you know p.n. airlines flight 3021 year ago 157 passengers on a boeing 737 months plane bound for nairobi lost their lives after a flight control system proved fatally flawed on monday ethiopia's aircraft accident investigation bureau released a report saying that not the airlines or the pilots but the boeing's boeing plane software caused the crash leading to worldwide grounding of the 737 knots that is still in the things. still in mourning and one year after the crash these people who lost relatives and friends traveled from france to address ababa ethiopia u.s. aircraft manufacturer boeing has pledged about $150000.00 for each victim to little many say now the families are suing boeing in court they accuse the aircraft manufacturer of neglecting safety. we were proceeding. almost. on the all 1st that blowing cussed me. out not a 7th of all. for most of

. >> the international labor organization says the coronavirus pandemic could cause more job losses thanhe 2008 financial crisis. and worst case estimate of nearly 25 million job losses. it says that would mean up to $3.4 trillion in lost income. the ilo says job losses could be reduced to around # amillion through a coordinated policy response. it's calling for measures such as tax breaks for small and medium sized businesses. the ilos director general called the pandemic a major labor market and economic crisis. he said everything needs to be done to minimize the damage to people. >>> the coronavirus has been stoking uncertainty for foreigners living in japan as so-called technical trainees. some of them have been unable to take skills tests needed to renew their visas. but the government threw them a lifeline on thursday. it says trainees can extend their stays for up to four months. after tests were postponed or cancelled around the nation due to the virus. techchnical trainees comee to ln skills in japan for upp to f fi years. there were more than 320,000 in the country in 2018. >>>

ton international labor organization has just reported that workers around the world would lose as much as 3.4 trillion u.s. dollars in inincome by the end d of this y. >> he called for a coordinated global resesponse to help developing n nations contatain s outbreaks. he said thatf thehe virus spreads like wildfire, especially in the most vulnerable regions of the world it would kill millions of people. guterres welcomed the decision to convene an emergency summit through a video link next week to discuss the pandemic. he called on them to agree on a response that will match the scale of the crisis. >>> the olympic flame has arrived in japan. it's another sign that preparations for the 2020 tokyo olympics are still underway. a special transport plane carrying the flame from greece landed in miyagi prefecture. in a welcome ceremony, judo athlete tadahiro nomura and saori yoshida received the flame. the ceremony also featured a flyover by the air self-defense force's acrobatic team. they painted the sky with the olympic symbol colors. the olympic torch relay will start on march 26th from

worldwide will lose their jobs because of the corona virus outbreak as the warning from the international labor organization people working in the tourism and service sector will be among the what most affected the number of working poor holding one or more jobs will also increase significantly the united nations' agency said its call for urgent large scale measures to protect workers including paid leave short term short time allowances and other subsidies. the say of german airline love tons that has warned that the corona. iris is a jeopardizing the future of aviation cost and paul said governments may need to fork out a lot of money to save the entire industry from the fallout of the pandemic. only 5 per cent of towns are scheduled flights are taking off right now nearly all planes are grounded ju-ju entry restrictions and a collapse in demand that is a good thought if the current situation doesn't improve in the coming weeks which nobody expects will talk to the government to determine the basic flight services they think should be maintained for business point of view flying doesn't make any sense rig

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could lose their jobs because of the corona virus outbreak that's the warning from the international labor organization people working in the tourism and service sector will be among the what the worst affected the number of the working poor holding one or more jobs will also increase significantly the united nations agency said it's called for urgent large scale measures to protect workers including paid leave short time allowances and of a subsidy. we are paying central bank has announced a 750000000000 euro bond buying program to help stabilize markets reeling from the fallout of the outbreak it's just one of many stimulus plans announced by policymakers across the developed world. european stocks have shed their gains from earlier in the day the e.c.b. stimulus measures not yet enough to bring calm back to volatile markets. the white house to trying to tame the chaos with enormous stimulus packages to war and so you know basically you know what many of the industries are and what we want to do is we want to make sure they all stay together so that after the war is won we can immediately go right ba

will lose their jobs because of the corona virus outbreak that is a warning from the international labor organization people working in the tourism and service sectors will be among the most affected the number of the working poor holding one or more jobs will also increase significantly according to the u.n. agency it's calling for urgent large scale measures to protect workers including paid leave short term time allowances and other subsidies. now the u.s. has confirmed almost $10000.00 cases of the corona virus infection and more than $150.00 deaths on wednesday president trump signed $100000000000.00 relief package and it cushion in the blow from the pandemic he's also invoked the wartime legislation to speed the production of critical medical equipment but many americans say their government's response to the crisis has been inadequate get up he's all over sell it met with one of them a mother under quarantine in washington d.c. . lockdown hits home it's an experience liz burns and her family could have never imagined but since they're all p.r. was hospitalized with a high fever and the burns a

compelled to work against their will in conditions do mit do mit sort do amount to what the international organization labor defines as forced labor you know of course what's what so what from underfunding to john in your report a program of the chinese government what exactly is this program. you know what so this is a longstanding program so really since the 1950 s. when the chinese communist party came to power in the people's republic of china they have been cross subsidising frontier regions like change in tibet by massive fiscal transfers so even to this day about 60 percent of young budget comes from transfer is money outside of st john so this comes both through central government as well as from regional governments coastal postal cities like shanghai and also increasingly companies so there is lots of pressure brought to bear on companies to contribute to john a to bringing. firmly into the motherland and. you know the party's agenda for economic development but also reeducation and transformation and change on the way you're describing it it almost sounds like an extension off the policies of the

. >> the international labor organization came out with pretty scary numbers overnight in terms of what they see could be global unemployment, so many people in every economy affected by the coronavirus and lockdown, they are losing jobs. does this have the potential to turn into a humanitarian crisis? susan: we are looking at governments being aware that in making a move to prevent that from happening. in the u.s., mitch mcconnell talk to this afternoon about a plan for individuals. we have seen other plans from the house talking about payments per individual. we are seeing both of them work toward that. i think it is important for governments to have the on their mind. we are doing something very different than we have done before, we are asking the economy to go on pause while we deal with the health crisis. the big unknown is what happens when we are finally through this, will be snapped back as an economy, or will we crawl out of this mess again? investors have backed off. government think they are being proactive, rightly so, to try to get ahead of this and provide support. >> tha

intern make the american military weaker. she says it would hurt families by nullifying windows the benefits. and lead to june gender neutral bathrooms. and also a lot of the labor organizers and companies, she's worried that it would have a specific loss. the er a is never pass she's hoping, the house passed in 1971, the senate passed the following year, and the equal eighths amendment, in part red, equality of rights under the law shall not be denied or abridged in the united states or any state on account of sex. so it will happen is not enough states ratified the amendment, for this to be added to the constitution. it was a period in which the amendment would expire, none of states ratify the amendment, and ultimately used to feed it as the deadline was expired. we do not have fury in the united states of america, despite their being a good deal of energy at first. but we do have some real clear results from second wave feminism. 1963 the equal pay acts, here's walled versus -- also in the connecticut. the first woman elected to congress was actually 1917, one from the state of montana, roe v. wade is seen is a great victory for this, 74 we get an act the equal credit

international crisis group, if lentic crisis institute for peace among other places. she is a decade of expense working with human rights organization in the middle east and defending the rights of refugees, migrants, laborerslestinians and religious minorities. alex, who with be here shortly, an award winning national correspondent based in cnn washington bureau, focusing on national security issues. he spent most of the decade and abc news, based in moscow, jerusalem and london. he spent considerable time in the front lines of force and uprising in the middle east. he reported on the refugee and migrant crisis and covered the way of europe by isis. among the first correspondent in cairo as the revolutionary exploded in many, many tips to syria on both the regime and rebel side. he traveled across ukraine as the russian military invaded. on behalf of the middle east institute, welcome to all two, or soon to be three of year. i'm looking forward to this important discussion will follow. the last thing i'll say one final note before we do and over, i want to let you know we are all going to be taking questions and questions for the panelist. questions from all of you in the audience and from live television

virus outbreak the tourism and the service sector hardest hit that's according to the international labor organization the un body has called for urgent large scale measures to protect workers. india has executed 4 men convicted of the gang rape and murder of a woman on a delhi bus in 2012 the death sentences were carried out at dawn by hanging at a jail near the indian capital. germany has banned a far right group accused of anti-semitism and racism police also raided addresses across the country the german government is cracking down hard on the far right after racist murders of 9 people in an attack in february. this is d w news from berlin for more follow us on twitter or visit our website w dot com. march 19th 2020 the day italy overtook china as the country with the most deaths from the corona virus today is also the 1st day that china reported no new local infections 3 months since the beginning of this outbreak there is cautious hope tonight in china growing desperation here in europe and in the united states the fear that many won't take the threat seriously until it's too late and berlin thi