on pashtun charge could be stranded and face food shortages when major storms strike the international red cross ses there are too many on certain it is. to be quick and it. will be like in a month or even the. iraq. and. the loop the minute. the government. well we. will be you in a month or unit would cope with it and many on the island say they're disappointed. that it's not like the russians provided to us here are just not enough to survive on her that we would have an easy and comfortable life here than in a camp but the conditions of the same if i hear someone is coming to passion char i would tell them not to come here. for the rowing guy who fled me in my life remains in secure their homeland is now ruled by the military jumped at their flat and the face an increasingly precarious existence in the land they have sought refuge country charge 3 al-jazeera bangladesh. china is urging the united states and japan to stop meddling in its domestic affairs and harming its interests and then responds to a u.s. japan joint statement expressing concern about human rights in hong kong engine jiang

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climate crisis contributes to massive migration just in the past 6 months according to the international red cross over 80 percent of global displacements have been caused by disasters most of which are triggered by climate and weather extremes 1 is this issue prominent anough within the debate given the numbers. i don't think it is prominent enough especially because so many. people who who were forced to migrate from central america coming to the united states many of them have been linked to climate change fueled disasters very a natural disasters it's never one driver i mean this is what i think is important to understand the reasons why people choose to move are complex it's rarely one factor. and climate change is a stress multiplier right so you know if you are wealthy and you have various shock absorbers and cushions then when and when a hurricane hits your community you have home insurance maybe you have another home to go to you know when i wrote the shock doctrine there was actually a private airline called help jet that was offering to turn people's hurricanes disasters into a luxury v

on pashtun charge could be stranded and face food shortages when major storms strike the international red cross ses there are too many on certain it is. to be quick and it. will be like in a month or even to get. iran to. the loop the minute. the government. and. but we still don't know how it. will be you know in a month or how communities would cope with it and many on the island say they're disappointed in the russian they're being let out of the local democrats are not like the russians provided to us here are just not enough to survive on we heard that we would have an easy and comfortable life here than in a camp but the conditions of the same if i hear someone is coming to passion char i would tell them not to come here. for the rowing i hope flood me on my life remains in secure their homeland is now ruled by the military john thought their flat and the face on an increasingly precarious existence in the land they have sought refuge country charge 3 al-jazeera bangladesh. this is al jazeera and these are the headlines police in the czech republic want to talk to 2 russians linked to a 2

people on pashtun char could be stranded and face food shortages when major storms strike the international red cross ses there are too many on sutton it is. all about. money or even to get. but. the government has. that loud and. well we still don't know how it. will be in a month all of our community would cope with it and many on the island say they're disappointed and. determined it's not like the russians provided to us here are just not enough to survive on we heard that we would have an easy and comfortable life here than in a camp but the conditions of the same if i hear someone is coming to passion char i would tell them not to come here. for the rowing guy who fled me on my life remains in secure their homeland is now ruled by the military john to their flat and the face on an increasingly precarious existence in the land they have sought refuge country charge 3 al-jazeera bangladesh. stories for you now the us is one russia that will be consequences if kremlin critic alexina valmy dies in prison and valley is on the 19th day of a hunger strike and his doctors have been denied access to.

people on pashtun char could be stranded and face food shortages when major storms strike the international red cross ses there are too many on certain it is it. and it's all about what will be like in a month or even to get. iraq. and. but. it will be minimal. the government. well we. can. all of our community would cope with it and many on the island say they're disappointed in the russian their being laid out at the local democrats are not like the russians provided to us here are just not enough to survive on we heard that we would have an easy and comfortable life here than in a camp but the conditions of the same if i hear someone is coming to passion char i would tell them not to come here. for their rowing or who flood me on my life or a man's in secure their homeland is now ruled by the military john thought their flat and their face on an increasingly precarious existence in the land they have sought refuge country charge 3 al-jazeera bangladesh. but return to covert 19 years brazil has begun banks and teaches against covert 19 in rio de janeiro the government's been criticised for its slow

on pashtun charge could be stranded and face food shortages when major storms strike the international red cross ses there are too many on certain it is. the quick and it. will be like in the month or even the. iraq. and. the loop the minute. the government. well we. will be. all off ok munich would have been well if many on the island say they're disappointed and that it. was not it it's not like the russians provided to us here are just not enough to survive on we heard that we would have an easy and comfortable life here than in a camp but the conditions of the same if i hear someone is coming to passion char i would tell them not to come here. for the rowing guy who fled me on my life remains in secure their homeland is now ruled by the military john their flat and their face on an increasingly precarious existence in the land they have sought refuge country chaudhry al-jazeera bangladesh. back to corona virus news canada's biggest province ontario is extending a stay at home order as exports experts warn 1000 infections could rise 6 fold police are now able to stop and question people if th

people on pashtun char could be stranded and face food shortages when major storms strike the international red cross ses there are too many on such entities. to be quick and about what life will be like in amman or even to get. iraq. and. but. the loop the minute. the government has been in our. blood and. we. will be doing them on all of our communities would cope with it and many on the island say they're disappointed that in the russian their opinion. some of us are that democrats are not like the russians provided to us here are just not enough to survive on we heard that we would have an easy and comfortable life here than in a camp but the conditions of the same if i hear someone is coming to passion char i would tell them not to come here. for the rowing i will flood me on my life remains insecure their homeland is now ruled by the military john to their flat and the face on an increasingly precarious existence in the land they have sought refuge country charge 3 al-jazeera bangladesh. and afghanistan children with disabilities face many challenges in getting an education this hasn't stopped

insufficient food because of a deepening drought one of the worst in recent years the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies says 13100000 people are struggling with food shortages with production is expected to fall by up to 27 percent this year and there are fears the movement 18000000 people in afghanistan will need humanitarian support because the combination of the drought the pandemic and the long running conflict for your country who are e reports from kabul. farmers in the village of g. can do nothing as water levels drop the canals connected to wells through which they were irrigating their fields have run dry the wheat is growing at a slow pace and as water has become even more scarce farmers worry there may be no harvest season this year. we worry a lot we worry if there's water get scarce where will we go we're very concerned about where we should go. see what god will decide for us half of afghanistan's provinces have been gripped by a drought crisis and climate change is being blamed. there's been limited snowfall and rain both vital during the spring and summer farm

flow to do so as there is not enough to properly irrigate crops according to the international federation of the red cross and red crescent societies more than 13000000 afghans do not have enough food to eat the covered 1000 pandemic has created economic hardships for many but now if help isn't provided for food in a few months 18000000 afghans almost half the population could be affected this is the plan to see reason which comes after spring but the conditions are there's no precipitation enough the moisture on the ground and then they won't be able to plan so that's one project. in coming months there will be reduced food availability and as i mentioned a study that will be around 16 to 27 percent reduced units in weeds alone and that will have an impact or 2 cleans you'll spend a lot of money to import in order to satisfy the local markets but also because of that the forces of supply and demand will mean the present also go up in 2018 the afghan government adopted a drought risk management strategy and received a grant from the world bank in february to fight drought this year and though a drought ha

still to talk to a shark ramal who's the asia pacific health coordinator at the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies he joins us now live via skype from kuala lumpur good to have you with us dr is south asia about to become the new epicenter of the epidemic thank you for having me in the call. as we all know the speed at read the why this is reading insult is really alarming we are really concerned for the equally being in the south asia region with this sort of 98 is what we have seen in india and boss several days that they are all spend it according more than $200000.00 cases per day and now they have reached $100000.00 is countries like pakistan and what about these every quarter i get up at and hospital like nations since the beginning of the pandemic all of these factors cumulatively can surely mate. reason that next and all this 'd week 19 pandemic if this rate continues why is the virus spreading so rapidly throughout south asia. oh it can be multi factor or why the slightest is really spreading insult asian countries like this as we all know like we are now in the

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going hines, and head of covid-19 crisis management for the international committee of the red cross.ations for all is possible if we work together. we have made enormous progress over the last year on vaccine development, but none of us are truly protected until all countries have covid under control. and the cost of not doing this is going up every day. for the first time in 30 years, progress on child poverty hunger is going backwards. an entire generation have had their learning disrupted. millions of children, especially girls, will never go back read so we need to act now. for those who say it is too hard to reach the last mile, it is not. . we do it already with measles vaccinations with meningitis, so please, get behind the covax initiative with money, donating for the vaccines. share technology and know-how. invest in scaling up production in low and middle income countries. most of all, commit to the principle we should be vaccinating all vulnerable people without discrimination wherever we live. >> i'm sure that vaccination for all can happen. if we put aside borders, polit

piece of plywood as there is not enough to properly we gave crops according to the international federation of the red cross and red crescent societies more than 13000000 afghans do not have enough food to eat the covered 1000 pandemic has created economic hardships for many but now if help isn't provided for food in a few months 18000000 afghans almost half the population could be affected but this is the plan to see reason which comes all business of the spring but the conditions are there's no precipitation enough the moisture on the ground and then they won't be able to plan so that's i'm projecting in coming months. there will be reduced food availability and as i mentioned a study that will be around 16 to 27 percent reduced units in weeds alone and that will have an impact or 2 cleans you'll spend a lot of money to import in order to satisfy the local markets but also because of that the forces of supply and demand will mean the present also go up in 2018 the afghan government adopted a drought risk management strategy and received a grant from the world bank in february to fight drought this year an

here's the concerns of the international committee for the red cross.saving first aid and travel to hospitals. is that they are periodically being attacked and intimidated. notjust the myanmar red cross by the health workers generally. 0ver red cross by the health workers generally. over 30 incidences have been recorded. to put it in scale most of the activity is being allowed because the red cross is seen as an is neutral and impartial in a way that provides assistance. but all of these incidents are worrying. we do call for all parties to recognise the impartiality of the red cross and to give it unrestricted access to people in crisis. over 520 people have died in the crackdown since february 1st. according to the charity, save the children, 43 are children. the youngest being a 7 year old girl who was shot at her home during protests in mandalay. and this was the funeral for a 13—year—old boy who was reportedly shot in the head as he ran away from the security forces. save the children has called it a "nightmare situation. there's also been another

red line is or what crossing the red line might look like. joining us is michael mcfaul, former u.s. ambassador to russia under barack obama and an msnbc internationalnd nadya tolokonnikova, founding member of the russian protest collective p uss y riot. michael, quickly about that red line in vladimir putin's speech. what it could possibly mean and what you think these protests mean. >> well, lawrence, you said it. red lines are strange if you don't define what they were. it was very mysterious to me. a lot of tough talk, mention of their nuclear new weapons and nobody is going to boss us around, but it was very ambiguous when he meant. i think he may have been referring to maybe ukraine. he mentioned an alleged plot to kill mr. lukashenko in belarus that he had thwarted. i haven't seen any evidence of that. i think he was making a statement about his region, stay out of our business or we will strike back. >> nadya -- go ahead, michael. >> i was incredibly impress the. lots of people came out. these people are risking being arrested. there is -- and last time there was 10,000 arrested. i thought it was extremely well done on a very short amount of

cross his red lines. what i see used to use russia has its own interests will be protecting and upholding them within the context of internationallaw but if someone refuses to understand that and adopt an arrogant attitude towards us we will uphold our line their attitudes towards us are more dangerous now than in the past the direct interference umbrella reuss is an example to create a coup the so-called collective west is involved here. at least 22 coronavirus patients have died in an indian hospital after an oxygen leak it comes after the country reported yet another daily record of more than 2000 deaths and 300000 new cases it is best for on them is in new delhi. the leak of an oxygen tank outside this hospital the massacre caused clown's of deaths once again. the tankers supply oxygen needed by patients inside the 708 facility the feeling that there was a leakage occurred while refilling the oxygen counters and a lot of cover 90 patients at the hospital who are under ventilator support died you could cut an oxygen supply. more than 20 patients died 31 were transferred to another hospital the incident happened as many indian

bridges when it comes to international relations but he said that other countries were constantly poking russia and that was almost a sport for other countries and if they cross russia's red line then there would be consequences so very much a warning there including i think for ukraine not to cross russia he mentioned in passing a bunch of new weapons that russia has at the ready so a kind of a signal there to the west to take russia seriously. his supporters are calling for protests all over the country because these launches. well of course it's hard to predict that these allies have been portraying this as the final protest in some ways the final battle as they say against evil that's essentially what they said when they announced this protest especially now with the scene of unease deteriorating health in prison which we've been hearing. information about over the past few weeks he's on hunger strike it's hard to know how big these protests will be but it's clear that there will be a big crackdown we've been seeing all over the country a huge police presence setting up for these protests in moscow it's going to be the protest is said to be held actually right near wh

correspondent for united press international followed by david vassar taylor on his experience as a black us army soldier during the war. and later camilla meyerson on her time as a red cross donut dolly women who volunteered to help soldiers recover and deal with war zones. clyde romero served as a pilot during the vietnam war in this oral history interview. he recalls his first tour as a us army helicopter scout pilot and describes what it's like to be shot down. he discusses the high risks associated with the job and remember some of his fellow pilots who didn't come back. he served a second tour in vietnam with the us air force. this interview is from the veteran's history project and it was conducted by the atlanta history centers, kenan research center. i'm originally from new york city. i'm a ghetto kid born and raised in the bronx single parent household went to public schools. i went to queens aviation high school where i first got my toe wet in aviation. but it really started before then when i saw my first jet fighter on a television program called the man and the challenge when they were and the the show was about ejection seats and fighters. and i said hmm, i

correspondent for united press international followed by david vassar taylor on his experience as a black us army soldier during the war. and later camilla meyerson on her time as a red cross donut dolly women who volunteered to help soldiers recover and deal with war zones. clyde romero served as a pilot during the vietnam war in this oral history interview. he recalls his first tour as a us army helicopter scout pilot and describes what it's like to be shot down. he discusses the high risks associated with the job and remember some of his fellow pilots who didn't come back. he served a second tour in vietnam with the us air force. this interview is from the veteran's history project and it was conducted by the atlanta history centers, kenan research center. i'm originally from new york city. i'm a ghetto kid born and raised in the bronx single parent household went to public schools. i went to queens aviation high school where i first got my toe wet in aviation. but it really started before then when i saw my first jet fighter on a television program called the man and the challenge when they were and the the show was about ejection seats and fighters. and i said hmm, i

this is the position of the international red cross. heck, even former speaker boehner supported decriminalization of simple possession of some or all drugs. so they had to get into rhetorical tricks to try to make the point look different than it actually is, and republicans repeatedly asked her questions about that statement regarding small amounts with respect to what they call here, the legalization of all drugs. in response to that, she said i have never advocated for the legalization or criminalization of all drugs and i do not support the legalization or criminalization of all drugs. now, if i were to come up to you, mr. president, and say do you support the legalization or decriminalization of all drugs, what will you take that question to mean? it would seem to mean blanket decriminalization or legalization of all drugs. not small amounts. all. well, they went on in this same vein. here's a question for the record from senator hawley describing senator cornyn's question, quote, whether you advocate decriminalization of all drug