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frustrated migrants and police determined to keep them out we'll talk to a representative of the international red cross to hear about the migrant situation also coming up. china confirms the coronavirus has put a big dent in its economy exports imports and output all down sharply the number of infections worldwide now exceeds 100000 as governments try to control the spread of the virus. makes pfizer welcome to the program. greek prime minister curious so tacky says the migration deal between the e.u. and turkey is dead you queues turkey of using migrants to create ascribes has at its border with his country this morning greek border police once again used tear gas to repel an attempt by migrants to push through the border from turkey it followed similar scenes on friday the european union has warned migrants they will not be allowed to enter. frustration tends to anger these migrants. they're stuck on the turkish border unable to get across this fence and into greece. trying to avoid the tear gas that's been fired at them by greek police are low morale not only what if you want to see is further reduce

frustrated margarines and police determined to keep them out we'll talk to a representative of the international red cross to hear about the migrant situation also coming up. china confirms the coronavirus has put a big dent in its economy exports imports and.

general you might have to remind us actually there was a wiki leaks us cable showing the international red cross met with u.s. officials in delhi about warnings of detention and torture by indian authorities in cash when one learns these things when the leaks come we know it's happening i mean we don't need these leaks in fact we have people on the record talking about how they've been tortured but it hasn't done enough to show. take this government particularly against its quite criminal policies against certain docketed populations ok what i have to say they deny commission did come on this program to tell us that there is no arbiter detention or torture currently being meted out in kashmir as you can imagine that's the indian government's position that's as good or what your understanding of what happened in delhi away from all the media coverage of trumps a visit to good giraffe i mean the fact is that for the last 6 years the population of india is being put under enormous what we in india call communal stress a communal is the word used to describe sectarian differences sectarian tensions

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the heart of it all we can speak now to francisco rocca who is the president of the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies he joins us now also from italy's lumbee region via skype and francisco we do appreciate your time you're very busy at this moment obviously you're right there in the heart of it all in italy tell us what your experiences have been what you've been seeing. very moment i mean a lot they are always so which was founded depression number one in the u.s. is the moment i want to live the life of the volunteers the life of the county change that this is something that we have to admit that we were not prepared to as a western county and we are taking the consequences of. of preparation nevertheless the volunteers of the red cross since that moment i working around the clock some of them are really iraqis and unfortunately we we have lost some of them doing these despite what we are experiencing is not only about the need. maybe you always we call it that which of course are related to day to day crises but we are also working on the social crises they look down bl

has called for an immediate end to the military action international committee of the red cross says its response efforts have been hampered since last month around $70000.00 people have been displaced leaving families without food shelter and access to better call care yemen is in my view at a critical juncture. we will either silence the guns and resume the political process. or we will slip back. into a large scale conflict and suffering that you have all ready seen here in my area. a full cd a saudi prince is reported to have been detained in what may be a view power battle in the kingdom the new york times says the former head of intelligence prince naif the amber is being held along with 3 others alexia bride explains. the saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon has moved to consolidate power since removing his cousin mohammed bin nayef as a to the throne and 27 tane now 3 years on the knife is reportedly accused of trying to push out the crown prince and that seeing him and his brother detained as well as the saudi king's youngest brother ahmed bin abdulaziz there are some kin

jawf in the north the un has called for an immediate end to the military action the international committee of the red cross those that say the efforts have been hampered since last month around 70000 people have been displaced leaving families without food shelter and access to medical care and. the karen ethnic minority in manama has been fighting for independence for 70 years as one of the world's longest running civil wars in his disgrace hundreds of thousands of people well now community leaders say they're determined to be part of the peace building process and have created a park to do just that for us lou reports from young. the qur'an of a 2nd largest ethnic minority in myanmar they've been fighting for an independent state since 949 before changing their demand in 1976 to one for greater autonomy despite a seas fi agreed in 2012 fighting continues but in this part of state as it's now called corrent community leaders have created a sanctuary the salwen peace park covers nearly 5500 square kilometers and includes villages forest and wildlife reserves here the qur'an continues that traditional way o

mob out of there live from what i found out there has spoken to the president of the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies he's visiting the border between greece and turkey and he's condemned all sides for using refugees as political weapons. i had the opportunity. to go. to c.d.c. just here on the border and talk with some of damage or of course you mean it's just. about disparate stories in this very moment according to the news struck in the media a lot we know up on at least or solution which. is something that shouldn't top and that and i would like to add this to that we don't tend to be in politics but when politics are a threat to the dignity of the human beings what you do you also to remind. that we shared one humanity and when i listen to the head of you will be on commission talking about the shield meaning that don't yet decided i went on so this is. something that. on the street could be avoided because you know human beings i've seen children that we men and they are not. not weapons president bashar al assad addressed the conflict with turkey and highlighted the

we spoke to francesco a little bit earlier president of the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies who told us people shouldn't be treated as political weapons. i had the opportunity to warm to goal and tool to see to see it way sure not just here on the border and talk with some of them up for of course you mean it's just about that desperate stories and that they are waiting to enter unfortunately our organization has not been allowed to 20 minimum nomen land we are negotiating and we hope we are confident that the next hour we will we'll be able to provide assistance to those that are now in this very moment according to the news stuck in the media we know up on it we saw a solution that. is something that shouldn't top and and i would like to add these 2 that we don't tend to in politics but when politics threats the dignity of the human beings is our duty also to remind to get on so that we shared one humanity and when i listen to that today a head of you will be on commission talking about the shield meaning that on the other side that i went on so this

north the united nations has called for an immediate end to the military action the international committee of the red cross says its response efforts have been hampered since last month around $70000.00 people have been displaced leaving families without food shelter or access to medical care. a refugee facility on the greek island of lesbos says. late on saturday it happened in swiss operated center for refugees just outside the island's capital there were no immediate reports of injuries more than 1700 migrants have landed on less boston for the turkey over the last week you have to take the headlines you got more news here not 0 right off the rewind it's a man's world. economy is actually. right now an in-depth analysis of the day's headlines. people the children of the inside story on al-jazeera. hello and welcome to rewind. the pasta this week we rewind to 2014 when gang rape hits the headlines after a young indian woman was brutally attacked on a bus in delhi. research showed that gang rape was a serious problem not just in india but right across asia in the wake of that terrible event all want to on

very place to work in front of the news our president of the international federation of the red cross and red crescent societies he's on skype from cast a nice in greece which is right on that border crossing i'm sure mr oakley that you will stay away from the politics of who says water in this but your concern will be for those thousands of people on the border what have you seen of them today. yes news is this is our biggest concern not. the opportunity to warm to gold and to. just he had the border and that to talk with some of them muscle or of course you mean it's just. about that disparate stories and that they are waiting to enter unfortunately our organization has not been allowed to be minimal no matter land we are negotiating and we hope we are confident that the next hour we will be able to provide assistance to those that are now in this very moment as according to the new lows. in the media we know up on it we saw a solution that. is something that shouldn't top and not and i would like to add these 2 that we don't tend to in politics but when. the dignity of the human be

the president of the international committee of the red cross.ies where commercial flights are no longer available. british airways is suspending all flights to and from london gatwick. the airline said it would be contacting its customers to discuss their options. the company is still operating flights to and from heathrow but on a severely—reduced schedule. yesterday easyjet grounded all its flights because of the pandemic. our business correspondent, theo leggett, told me how this will affect passengers and why the decision was made by ba. quite simply there are not enough planes flying to merit using two hubs. gatwick has already shut down one of its terminals because there is so little demand. we have unprecedented travel restrictions across europe which is limiting where the airlines can fly. also passengers are isolated at home and do not want to fly and that means although there are some passenger services it is a heavily reduced service. there are planes flying around for cargo but even that is starting to slip back a little bit. british

has called for an immediate end to the military action the international committee of the red cross says its response efforts have been herbert's it's last month around $70000.00 people displaced families without food shelter and access to medical care. a refugee shelter of the greek island of les paul says cleaning up after a fire late on saturday it happened that the swiss operated water happy family center for refugees just outside of the island's capital but there were no immediate reports of injuries more than 700 by ignorance of law did of les paul some for virgin islands from turkey over the past week those are the headlines about the border use in half an hour do stay with us. we understand the difference is an similarities have cultures across the world. so no matter what a nuisance al-jazeera will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. how does iraq. a coronavirus outbreak has caused panic of around the world cities are in lockdown stock markets have tumbled on the basics including lost even toilet paper are running out so how should we deal with the anxiety

has called for an immediate head to the bill triac should be international committee of the red cross says its response efforts have been hampered since last month around 70000 people have been displaced leaving families without food shelter and access to medical care. well still ahead here on al-jazeera machismo it mexico we look at the culture that's led to a rise in violence against women. defaults on forward currency debt worth over $8000000000.00 as it struggles to tackle an economic crisis those stories after the break. hello the weather is not looking too bad across the middle east now we had some flooding rains into parts of the live at lossie dry and quiet for the time being we got some wetter weather into the eastern side of the mediterranean and that will slide its way down across greece eventually pushing across into turkey and heading over towards that eastern side of the med for much of the reason that it is fine and dry few showers there to southern parts of iran pushing over towards pakistan easing up towards afghanistan as well that may well produce some lovely weathe

has called for an immediate end to the military action the international committee of the red cross says its response efforts have been hampered since last month around $70000.00 people have been displaced leaving families without food shelter and access to medical care. protesters in the philippines are calling on the government to do wall for the rights of women hundreds of marching through the streets of the capital but a lot of what is international women's day. is with the. what activists you are saying is that the country is a country of conch additions contradictions when it comes to women's causes this the philippines had already 2 female presidents the country with the highest number of female executives around the world but also a place where dubai has never been more stark where more than half of women of working age are out of the labor workforce because of childbearing and wearing where the age of consent for girls remains at 12 years old are the only country in asia where teenage pregnancy is rising and the last country basically in the world without the boers now although

has called for an immediate end to the military action international committee of the red cross says its response efforts have been hampered since last month around 70000 people have been displaced leaving families without food shelter and access to medical care. now millions of women across mexico will strike against gender based violence on monday to mark international women's day government figures show men kill at least 10 women every day john heilemann has our report from the capital mexico city all of us are allowed to continue i meant to me live in an emotional. state university female students reporting professes students and even relatives that they say have harassed or attacked them over the years. miscues attorney general has said that more than 10 women are killed a day but behind the number some say is a culture of machismo male chauvinism which in the end helps lead to the violence. around 20 professes just from mexico state university and now under investigation this student is one of those who complained this was common so. he started asking me are you a virgin what h

of the country and it's displaced at least 70000 people this is according to the international committee of the red cross there saying that relief efforts and i'll show province have been hampered since last month we didn't already as a large number of displaced people in many families don't have access to food shelter or medical care the clashes bring an end to 3 months of relative calm for yemen meanwhile turkey's defense minister is saying the ceasefire in syria is is holding a pause in fighting was agreed by the turkish present russia type one and russian president vladimir putin in moscow earlier this week they have they support opposing sides in the conflict and violence had been escalating in the northwest. of the country until that truce is reached russian news agencies have reported 3 shootings in a over the past 24 hours but the deal is holding as we said. meanwhile on the border between turkey and greece tensions have continued to escalate there over the flow of refugees and migrants volleys of tear gas have been exchanged by riot police on both sides thousands have been trying to cross into g

fighting in northern yemen has displaced at least 70000 people according to the international committee of the red cross it says relief efforts in our province at. been hampered since last month regional ready has a large number of displaced people and many families don't have access to food shelter and medical care clashes bring an end to 3 months of relative calm for yemen the united nations has called for an immediate end to the violence yemen is in my view at a critical juncture. we will either silence the guns and resume the political process. or we will slip back. into a large scale conflict and suffering that you have all ready seen here in moderate . turkey's defense minister saying the ceasefire in syria as it is holding a pause in fighting was agreed by the turkish president rage of type 2 on his russian counterpart vladimir putin in moscow earlier this week to support opposing sides in the syrian conflict and violence have been escalating between the 2 russian news agencies have reported 3 shootings in italy over the past 24 hours meanwhile on the border between turkey and greece tensions hav

najaf in the north the un has called for an immediate end to the military action the international committee of the red cross says its response efforts have been hampered since last month around 70000 people have been displaced leaving families without food shelter and access to medical care yemen is in my view at a critical juncture. we will either silence the guns and resume the political process. we will slip back. into a large scale conflict and suffering that you have all ready seen here in my room president donald trump as phrase the united states' relationship with brazil but has refused to guarantee he'll hold off from hitting brazilian steel and aluminum with new levies. here. we. hear. the president and his brazilian counterpart. down for a private dinner at trump's florida resort on saturday the 2 leaders were also expected to discuss potential trade opportunities is on a 3 day trip to the united states. not to myanmar where the karen ethnic minority has been fighting for independence was 70 years it's one of the world's longest running civil wars and has a space hundreds of thousands of people no

has called for they needed add to the military action the international committee of the red cross says its aid efforts have been have heard since last month around 70000 people have been displaced leaving families without food or shelter and access to medical care yemen is in my view at a critical juncture. we will either silence the guns and resume the political process. or we will slip back. into a large scale conflict and suffering that you have all ready seen here in my room. a refugee shelter on the greek island of less bosses cleaning up after a fire late on saturday night happened at the swiss operated said to the refugees just outside the island's capital there were there would be 2 reports of injuries more that 7800 migrants of loads of those possibly 4 other and islands from turkey over the past week or migrants and refugees trying to cross from turkey degrees of describes scenes at the border something out of a horror movie thousands of asylum seekers have gathered at turkey's western frontier after the country declared its borders open for those hoping to add to europe that

thank you lodges there has spoken to the president of the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies he's visiting the border between greece and turkey and he's condemned all sides for using refugees as political weapons i had the opportunity to to go and tool to see to see just here on the border and to talk with some of damage for of course you mean it's just. about disparate stories in this very moment according to the news i read struck in the media a lot we know up on at least or solution so this is something that shouldn't top and that and i would like to obvious truth that we don't tend to in politics but when politics are threats the dignity of the human beings what you do you also can remind. us that we shared one humanity and when i listen to that today the head of you will be in commission talking about the shield meaning that don't yet decided i went on so this is. something that there it's. on the city could be avoided because yeah human beings i've seen children i've seen women not and they're not they're not weapons. well let's have a look now at why

on friday, the head of the international federation of red cross warned social unrest could erupt among people who live in poverty and now lack sources of income amid the covid-19 crisis. whoe have a lot of people ararvery marginalized. the so-called black hole o of wereey y with the daiaily jobss otr r way to live.e. in the most d difficultlt neighborhoods in the bigig c ci, i'm a afraid in aewew weeks wee will have e soci prorobls. this is a social bomb that c can explode at any moment because they don't have any way to have an income or find an income. amy: when we come back, we will be joined by a yale epidemiologist and law professor who are proposing a new deal for public health. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: that is the toronto symphony playing from their homes. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the global death toll from the 35,0009 pandemic nearing and ththe confirmed cases nearig three quarters of a million around the world. we're joined now by two yale professors who co-authored a piece for the "boston review," headlined

the north the united nations has called for an immediate end to the military action international committee the red cross says its aid efforts have been hampered since last month around 70000 people have been displaced leaving families without food shelter and access to medical care. yemen is in my view at a critical juncture. we will either silence the guns and resume the political process. or we will slip back. into a large scale conflict and suffering that you have all ready seen here in mara. nearly a year of fighting near libya's capital has taken a heavy toll on the economy many businesses have closed and young people have sought work abroad but some entrepreneurs say they're determined to carve out opportunities mahmud up or why port from tripoli jeepney means a pick me up in the libyan dialect it's all right hailing company recently launched by 2 libyan entrepreneurs with a move by phone app and facebook page jeepney offers rides for people mostly in the capital tripoli technology which figures our driving groups for drivers and calculates the distance and fare is something new in libya we did ou

some see aide organizations like doctors without borders and the international federation of the red crossre not taking chances. they've gotten the un to give them waivers on sanctions to get emergency medical supplies to north korea anticipating if the outbreak hits on the north side of the demilitarized zone, it will be a major, major problem for a country with little resources. >> absolutely. ivan bringing us the latest from his vantage point in south korea. >>> meanwhile some women in north korea didn't let coronavirus dampen their concerns on international women's day. they treated themselves with flowers and cosmetics to mark the day. maybe they wore face masks, there have been no confirmed cases of coronavirus in north korea as we just heard. outside health action perts are skeptical given the close proximity to china and south korea. >>> the duchess of sussex started celebrating international women's day early this year. she noted it was tiimportant to spend time with the future. she called on young men to value and appreciate young women and got a response from the crowd. >> i'm g

united nations high commission for refugees, together with organization for international migration, many ngos and the red crossvirus to come to these settlements. some are isolated, others unfortunately not, and at the same time to boost to the extent possible the local capacity and what washington's facilities, these disinfectant devices, and all other mechanisms, the medical equipment, the medical capacity, but i have to say looking into refugee camps, or into the slums of many of the big cities in the developing world, these can be an effective nightmare and one reason more to do everything possible to support these countries for them not to become the weak point in the world. let's never forget one thing. our global health system is as strong as our weakest health system in the world. so there's all reasons to mobilise resources to support those that have less capacity today. finally, antonio guterres, i want you to just reflect on how you think the covid—19 crisis is going to affect the world? what is the impact going to be socially, economically, politically? what is the long—term impact in your view and

fighting in northern yemen has displaced at least $70000.00 people according to the international committee of the red cross it says relief efforts in al jawf province of been hampered since last month the region already has a large number of displaced people many families don't have access to food shelter or medical care the clashes bring an end to 3 months of relative calm for yemen the united nations has called for an immediate end to this violence. yemen is in my view at a critical juncture. we will either silence the guns and resume the political process. or we will slip back. into a large scale conflict and suffering that you have all ready. well turkey's defense minister saying that the ceasefire in syria's province is holding a pause in fighting was agreed by turkish president russia type one and his russian counterpart vladimir putin in moscow earlier this week to support opposing sides in the syrian conflict and violence have been escalating steadily in northwestern syria russian news agencies have reported 3 shootings in over the past 24 hours meanwhile on the border between turkey and greece ten

has called for an immediate end to the military action the international committee of the red cross says its response efforts have been hampered since last month around 70000 people have been displaced leaving families without food shelter and access to medical care. yemen is in my view at a critical juncture. we will either silence the guns and resume the political process. we will slip back. into a large scale conflict and suffering that you have all ready seen here in my room returning now to our top story this news hour any corona virus outbreak in the restrictions and government is reportedly preparing to impose across much of the country's north to contain this outbreak and sabina castle franconia talian journalist joins us once again live from london sabina we were interrupted area by that skype connection but you were telling us about these measures at the time when government is reportedly preparing to contain the corona virus outbreak and there are quite drastic measures. yes it's going to be quite drastic and much more restrictive than they have been until now they're going to

has called for an immediate end to the military action international committee of the red cross as its response efforts have been hampered since last month around $70000.00 people have been displaced leaving families without food shelter and access to medical kak. yemen is in my view at a critical juncture. we will either silence the guns and resume the political process. we will slip back. into a large scale conflict and suffering that you have all ready seen here in my area. turkey's defense minister says a ceasefire in syria's italy province is holding the pause in fighting was agreed by turkish president. and his russian counterpart vladimir putin in moscow on say that 2 support opposing sides in the syrian conflict and violence between them has been escalating. lebanon's prime minister says his government won't make a debt payment of more than a $1000000000.00 says to you on monday. kerensky reserves are dangerously low and people's basic needs must be prioritized as in a harder has more from beirut. businesses are closing unemployment is rising inflation is soaring and the local

got fabrizio bony here with us now from the middle east regional director for the international committee of the red cross he's on skype from geneva taking all these precautions different proportions all over the world but it's here that there are plenty of places places we've reported on for years we've got their own problems i'm thinking of a country like syria for example where i mean how do they deal with. any potential coronavirus problems. i don't believe in such a situation the place next year young but not under syria yemen iraq media you have to think 1st about prevention. because it just before my intervention you show images of new york you can imagine that if such a situation takes place even a country was affected by conflicts you could be just a mattress or it's prevention and then we face the 1st challenge which is isolation social distancing if we talk about people who are lost they are all people who are displaced i mean they have no hole. they are you know a prominent place so social distancing becomes a luxury and on top of this most of the those people have to struggle every day who ar

which can work with the neon red cross all other international agencies have been forbidden so i think that is a real humanitarian crisis brewing it is an important story and i'm glad we could talk to you about it when robinson in bangkok thank you thanks for the last patient being treated for ebola in democratic republic of congo has been discharged the media was led out of the clinic as the staff sang and danced around her more than 2000 people have died during the 19 months the 2nd worst in history after the west africa epidemic that ended 4 years ago it will be 28 days though before the outbreak can be officially declared over. and next door in the neighboring republic of congo a different country vast oil reserves have been discovered but they are underneath 10000 year old paint lands near the congo rainforest as mark what reports now from the capital brazzaville environmentalists say drilling for oil will actually unlock billions of tons of carbon. beneath the swampy forest carbon equivalent to about 20 years of emissions from fossil fuels in the u.s. it's stored in peak plans th

the red cross says a recent upsurge in fighting in northern yemen has displaced tens of thousands of people, leaving them without food, shelter, and access to medical care. our chief internationaldoucet, cameraman dave bull and producer tony brown have been to hospitals at aslam, which is controlled by the houthi rebels and lies north of the capital, sanaa, and aden in the south, where a saudi—led coalition backed by the uk and us is supporting the yemeni government. lyse's report contains some distressing images. this is ghadir, nine months of age, three kilograms in weight. a third of the weight she should be, says dr mekkia. but ghadir was born here in aslam, where so many babies are just skin and bones. dr makkiyah cares for them as if they were her own. and the mothers here are malnourished, too. and fathers have little work in this poor northern pocket of yemen, not enough to buy enough food, medicine, even bus fares to get here. a battle to grow up, and a real front line lies close by, along the saudi border. where does a doctor begin here, and when does this war end? every time the fighting flares in yemen, the plight of its people plunges, especially for its youngest a

the red cross says a recent upsurge in fighting in northern yemen has displaced tens of thousands of people, leaving them without food, shelter, and access to medical care. 0ur chief internationalroducer tony brown have been to hospitals at aslam in northern yemen, which is controlled by the houthi rebels — and aden in the south of the country, where a saudi—led coalition, backed by the uk and us, is supporting the yemeni government. lyse's report contains some distressing images. this is ghadir, nine months of age, three kilos in weight. a third of the weight she should be, says dr makkiyah. but ghadir was born here in aslam where so many babies are just skin and bones. dr makkiyah cares for them as if they were her own. and the mothers here are malnourished too. and fathers have little work in this poor northern pocket of yemen. not enough to buy enough food, medicine, even bus fares to get here. a battle to grow up. and a real front line lies close by along the saudi border. where does a doctor begin here and when does this war end? every time the fighting flares in yemen the plight of its people plunges. especially for its youngest and most vulnerable. we travelled from the

red cross to support first responders. oh i/o hotels is offering doctors, nurses and first responders free rooms at their hotels across america and the pharmaceutical company add6 is donating to the internationalmedical corps into feeding america. american businesses are partnering with us to meet this moment but they are being incredibly generous to all those stepping in and will lead and provide healthcare services and to those most in need. we can do this but it will take all of us, the president says we are all in this together but as millions of americans do their part, 15 days to slow the spread putting into practice the president's guidelines for combating the coronavirus and it spread we are more confident every day this too shall pass with the cooperation, generosity and prayers of the american people. i just know that we will slow the spread, and protect our most vulnerable and heal our land. for information on the latest on data and what we are seeing, dock road -- doctor deborah burkes. >> this is a summary where it looks domestically. not talking so much about global issues at this time. we have 19 of our 50 states that had early cases but have persistently low level of cases in l

international health organizations are using tiktok to create flashy videos to combat social media misinformation about the coronavirus. the world health organization joined tiktok in late february and they were soon joined by the red crossious methods of treating the virus, like a rumor that hand driers might kill it. they're providing handshake alternatives and hand washing techniques. at least they're trying to have some fun, but these are challenging times. >> whatever it takes, right? young people will listen to something that's on tiktok. short attention spans. >> my son is on tiktok. if that's where the kids are, makes sense. >> and my grandsons are singing happy birthday as they wash their hands. it's a way to lighten the mood a little bit as we achieve a serious purpose. >> and it actually helped them learn better too when it's fun for them, kids anyway. >> better from the w.h.o. than joe shmo giving you some instructions. >> sorry to joe schmo out there. >> unfortunately, we're all joe schmo to the kids. >> all right. well, there are people in vietnam who are thinking up new baseel p h all right, i can dig this. staffers at the pro style hotel in ho chi minh city choreographed a dance routine. vietnamese influe

red cross and 5 million to unicef. it‘s important we work as collaboratively as possible with international partners, the who, but alsoed the most. question number two. we welcome the ceasefire in ed lib agreed by turkey and russia on the 5th of march and we call on all parties to make a permanent agreement. can i first of all wish you and honourable members a happy st patrick‘s day for everyone in northern ireland ? st patrick‘s day for everyone in northern ireland? the crisis in syria means lebanon is currently in the middle of an economic crisis and the middle of an economic crisis and the infrastructure was already struggling to support 1 the infrastructure was already struggling to support1 million refugees who now make up 20% of the population in the country. these refugees also facing the coronavirus. what stabs is he doing to ensure syrian refugees are supported particularly in the more vulnerable groups? can i thank my honourable friend and say the outset, i totally agree with him on the need to stem the flow of refugees, he mentions the lab and on, orso of refugees, he mentions the lab and on, or so of cours