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that if a country's are in your wrong right then outside the europeans canada and america england malawi and solomon marshall islands so $35.00 right countries got together and make this unsubstantiated accusations allegations so this is nothing to do with the human race in sri lanka also the so that automatically so they're automatically wrong even your good friend india who you loved it incessantly to vote against the resolution they abstained they were buying your denials either were they. but look at mark the statement made by the indian permanent representative in the beginning they said this kind of country specific resolutions are wrong and then they said they abstain that is their policy that yes they are your kind but if you want to that will support you the real question from all this mr secretary is do you want to be taken seriously on the international stage or just dismissed as one more serial human rights abuse or protected by a small gang of other abusers we want to be taken very seriously in the international community and nor other country or entity is more interest than

that if i countries are in your wrong right then outside the europe is canada and america england malawi and solomon marshall islands so $35.00 countries got together and made this an unsubstantiated accusations allegation so this is nothing to do with the human race in sri lanka so they automatically so they're automatically wrong even your good friend india who you loved it incessantly to vote against the resolution they abstained they were buying your denials either were they. but look at mark the statement made by the indian permanent representative in the beginning they said this kind of country specific resolutions are wrong and then they said they abstain that is their policy that yes they are your kind are you how that will support you the real question from all this mr secretary is do you want to be taken seriously on the international stage or just dismissed as one more serial human rights abuse or protected by a small gang of other abusers we want to be taken very seriously in the international community and nor are the country or entity is more interested than sri lanka to fi

other countries like malawi have also been successful with their planting but they've still lost 3 coverage overall because deforestation continues apace in other parts of the country. so we pledged for when $5000000.00 and this area is on farm lands is on now did it forests and his own community forests it's a long reversed so it's all of them you think you have a plus or minus you have a minus because i think their latest order based so. we're losing 39000 the yet. and if we are planting 4000 there's no balance. overall the bomb challenge just succeeded only in slowing the pace of deforestation and saw global forests continue to shrink over the last decade alone 470000 square kilometers of forest disappeared that's an area larger than switzerland. and many experts agree that the goals of the bomb challenge are not being achieved partly because of ongoing deforestation. is the organization behind the initiative think of it all. it is a tragic thing because obviously restoration is not an answer to everything restoration has to go hand in hand with protection of the forests that that remain

other countries like malawi have also been successful with their planting but they've still lost tree coverage overall because deforestation continues apace in other parts of the country. so we pledged for when $5000000.00 here and this area is on farm lands is all and now it's forests and his own community forests it's a long reversed so it's all of us think you have a plus or a minus you have a minus because i think their latest order based so. we're losing 39000 since the yet. and if we are planting to 4000 is no balance. overall the bomb challenge has succeeded only in slowing the pace of deforestation and so global forests continue to shrink over the last decade alone 470000 square kilometers of forest disappeared that's an area larger than switzerland. many experts agree that the goals of the bomb challenge are not being achieved partly because of ongoing d forestation. is the organization behind the initiative think of it all. it is a tragic thing because obviously restoration is not an answer to everything restoration has to go hand in hand with protection of the forests that

and if i countries are in your wrong right then outside the europe is canada and america england malawi and solomon marshall islands so $35.00 countries got together and make this an unsubstantiated accusations allegations so this is nothing to do with the human race in sri lanka so they're automatically so they're automatically wrong even your good friend india who you loved it incessantly to vote against the resolution they abstained they were buying your denials either were they. i look at mark the statement made by the indian permanent representative in the beginning they said this kind of country specific resolutions are wrong and then they said they abstain that is their policy that yes i know your kind but if you want that to support you the real question from all this mr secretary is do you want to be taken seriously on the international stage or just dismissed as one more serial human rights abuse or protected by a small gang of other abusers we want to be taken very seriously in the international community and nor other country or entity is more interested than sri lanka to fi

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. >> reporter: to uganda and malawi, vaccines to fight covid have been arriving across africa.ildren's fund unicef does the logistics and an alliance by the world health organization funds the efforts. it's an initiative called covax to get vaccines to the world's poorest countries. the great majority of african countries have received their first doses, but only a fraction of the population. and several including the central african republic and chad are yet to get their first shipments. form now, south africa is not tapping into covax while zimbabwe has turned to china for its vaccine supply. nowhere in africa besides morocco has more than 3% of the population yet received a dose. worldwide, just 0.2% of vaccine doses have been administered in low income countries. >> it is very heartbreaking to see a young 19-year-old child from the global world get vaccinated while a front line health care worker in africa working inside a covid treatment center not able to access the vaccine. it's quite heartbreaking. this is a global. no is safe until everyone is safe. we need to reach a

. >> paul theroux was born in massachusetts in 1941 and joined the peace corps in 1963 to work in malawianda. in the 1970s after moving to london, he set off on a train ride from great britain to japan and back through russia. that became the basis for his mega bestseller "great railway bazaar." you said you sought trains, you found passengers. >> yeah. i realized that travel is about meeting people. hearing their stories. it's not about going to museums, churches, it's actually about people who are overlooked. and the point of writing is to discover something about yourself, about the world. you must f thi as a journalist. >> for sure. >> if you go to a place and you haven't found something new, you're thinking what am i doing here, you would leave and go to another place and find something out there. >> reporter: through his travel books, he prefers the term chronicles, have taken him to countless destinations. he's written nearly 30 novels. >> this do for the kitchen. that could be the landry and wash house -- >> reporter: including "the mosquito coast" about a disenchanted and eccent

"the new york times" reports that in ma l malawi, people are asking doctors how to flush the astrazeneca vaccine from their bodies. and in the democratic of congo, 1.7 million astrazeneca doses have gone unused. the decision in the u.s. to pause the johnson & johnson vaccine and the eu's announcement that it would not purchase anymore astrazeneca or johnson & johnson vaccines is increasing the hesitancy. as "the times" notes, if the perception takes hold that rich countries are dumping second-rate shots on poorer nations, those suspicions could harden, slowing the worldwide rollout of desperately needed doses. and here's the big problem. the world needs to solve this problem, katty kay, not just the united states of america or the uk. no country with stand alone in beating this virus. it's a global pandemic and it does need to be approached from a global perspective. >> if we don't get everyone in the world vaccinated, effectively we have to seal ourselves off from the rest of the world and that doesn't work. if we want to have any sense of travel or trade or movement or business travel,

and when you look at, in the uk, we have companies like gsk, also rolling out a vaccine in ghana, malawithank you very much. a children's hospice in the black country has been saved from closure thanks to the bereaved parents of a little girl who was looked after there. £2 million were raised after a groundswell of support from local people for the acorns hospice in walsall, which provides vital care for hundreds of poorly children and their families. phil mackie has the story. # from now on i say don't give up today #. this is isabella lyttle. the campaign to save acorns children's hospice in walsall wouldn't have succeeded without her family's support. during her eight—year battle with cancer it became her second home. but two years ago, just after she died, the trust said it couldn't afford to keep it open, which is when her family helped kickstart the fundraising needed to save it. less than two years later, its future is secure. it is a bit of a rare occurrence, often times at the moment for a lasting and a genuine smile. but, yeah, this news, you know, it's been worth all the time