so for example, in spain, we've been very active in bringing together a number of different n g o z and members society that care about this topic. and that might be criminology professors or law professors. it might be a consumer groups who are carrying about whether or not there are flaws in high chairs or baby seats in cars that you need to have a safe avenue to be able to report those things. so they get, they get fixed or it might be a financial institution, for example, a regulator in the finance area who wants to know when a bank is doing the wrong thing. and so we try to bring them together in coalitions . it doesn't always work and, and always get along but, and then try and find the common ground between them. and from that, we sort of bubble it up from the ground up and take that usually in a series of round tables and discussions to the relevant bureaucrats who are involved in decision making. often it's a department or ministry of justice, but it may be in some other area. and then we involve the politicians in the process. so it's a long whole. we, for example, had a contr

is actually coordinating what we call the health cluster, where all these health agencies to many, n g o, the local n g o, other health groups and also other un bodies are joined to coordinate the efforts to make sure that we get help to really the last remote area that one of the areas over source. the other one doesn't get any help at all. that is a major role for a job. also organizing with the governments and with the access points and the authorities to get access to coordinate those with the so called emergency medical teams. teams which have been trained and set up through the jo coming from various countries in europe in the u. s. front israel is a part of that, so all these medical teams already or have been deployed already to, to, to help the people on the ground go. also bringing in 8th, with planes from do by to play planes. one for turkey, one for syria. but again, that's an immensely important start, but we need much more. okay, chris john lind, maya the spokes person for the w. h. o. thank you so much. thank you. check out a few other stories making headlines around the w

and you know, we can only watch a few of them, but other n g o are watching other ones. because of limited resourcing, but i think it is something that's really important for some resourcing to go into . because if we get this right in 27 countries in europe, the pressure on the rest of the world to actually do this consistently is high. and, and that's something we hope to see in a sense that european directive becomes the standard that the rest of the. busy world's legislation in countries that don't currently have we support legislation, for example, many countries in asia that becomes the standard that they really have to adhere to . and that's good because it's a reasonably good standard. yes. okay. there are some things and that we'd like a little bit more. but in the scheme of things i, you know, it's a reasonably good standard. thank you to our guest. doctor sue, let dreyfus, that's all we have for you today. i'm john kerry aku and this has been the whistle blowers. 2 2 ah, what are you crazy? yes. or took a lot. i lost most of my friends. but i was broke and i w

and i talk n g o, and what role do you see n g as play in these type of indexes? well, for jose, i think shouldn't be a part of any index or freedom in the united states uses. and joe's in iraq to create instability. rec, and have roughly 2000 and jose there and they use them as tools whenever they want to undermine a government that they don't like. and the same is true in other parts of the world . in iran, the united states had numerous and jose until about or 2 years ago. and then joe's had a very negative impact on iranian society. so when there was an n g o, that is influenced by a foreign country or by a foreign power, especially major power like the united states. then i think that that it shouldn't be included in any freedom that's in fact i think such organizations impede freedom and society because they created mistrust tours and jose altogether do you think the freedom index a served more like a target on the back of certain nations you know, the lower down your look out here comes some regime change attempts. yeah. so the freedom index is used to demo

the n g o wants to help people live in safety and dignity. cedric mays, old corrugated iron heart was replaced a year ago to her long who like to see how things are going. yeah, everything is okay. and her, as you can see, the place of rigor nearby this quoted was, is roughly about yes, 9 very uniform. but if i was our fund love very surely. we're here we go. we're come by. listen. oh i conway that is room . yeah. for one room push or one shack room. and you know that king must or more like falling down with the wind. come with an overhead diction audit. lorraine gone through that project on, but now you live in the beautiful place. my gosh, i don't yet thanks. forgot. cedric may works as a caddy on a golf course. his employ agreed to help finance the construction cost of the round $1000.00 euros together with economy. this kind of co financing is the basis of economies funding model almost live a difficult we pre finance as much as we can of the bulls and the employee employers meet us half way. and sometimes employees also partake in that in that perhaps the employer can pay up fron

biggest township calisha and not for the 1st time. architects gloria pivots her and her team from the n. g o e. k. allow me are rebuilding the houses that the new ones are affordable and more durable. and we're here to implement our sink aluminum structure which is why retarded them are talking about m. n flood flood. we, we, one on into ribbons are player by is this one survive the latest fire without a trace? the sheet metal they're using as thick her, so fire can't spread as easily from home to home economy as funded through donations. it's already built 3500 of these new models. in the closer language economy means my home. the n g o wants to help people live in safety and dignity. cedric mays, old corrugated iron hut was replaced a year ago to her long who like to see how things are going. yeah, everything is okay. and her as you can see the place already nearby this. what it does is with rebecca. yeah. nice. very beautiful. oh it is our shower fund. their love really surely we're here we go. we're come. i listen. oh i conway that is room. yeah. i for one room push or one shack room. an

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so western n g o that are involved in democracy building and former soviet states. now across the thought, this is a central asia. in the broader middle east, we see the same desire for liberty learning in the hearts of young people. they are demanding their freedom and they will have it with, oh, a, with the protest. movements in all of these countries was triggered by covered intelligence operations. that's not to say that the mass movement is, is the fabrication of u. s. intelligence. but the timing of these events was not something which was spontaneous in any, in any way. american government, as any government, only looks for what they believe is the best interest of the country over the united states. every administration is that for 5 years, they don't want to be busy about the prospect of how things are going to be design in the future when the, when the nail dollars blip aside, you're protecting bust him into the stop of the son or shot at coin to get an estimate there for legal and we'll go mantle de la, re cleaned on a james glassman. that key. envision a

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you allow liability on it, which you didn't value on the course, it western n g o us that are involved in democracy building and former soviet states. now across the office is central asia. in the broader middle east, we see the same desire for liberating learning. in the hearts of young people, they are demanding their freedom and they will have it with the protest movement in all of these countries was triggered by covert intelligence operations. that's not to say that the mass movement is, is the fabrication of u. s. intelligence. but the timing of these events was not something which was spontaneous in any, in any way. american government, as any government, only looks for what they believe is the best interest of the country of the like to states. every administration is that for 5 years, they don't want to be busy about the prospect of housings are going to be disastrous in the future. november the doing the nail thought was blip or sandra, but i think the bus came into the stop of the center shot at coin to get a confirmation. they procedural and moved to mental de la re cleaned

v p is interesting because of its ties to a fossil fuel lobby. graphically revealed in 2019 by an n g o, the swiss energy foundation. the lobby group includes major transportation, federations like auto suites, t c, s as tag swiss oil and economy suite and has links with several parliamentarians, mostly from right wing parties. in 2021. the s v p campaigned in parliament against de bill to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. a former leader of the s v p. albert rusty was also president of switzer and of auto suites, the association of car importance. we ask mr. rusty for an interview, but he declined. instead he referred as to avail. no, she suisse the country's association of fuel importers. they too declined after numerous emails. so did most of its members. finally, we approached christian e mark and s v p. national counselor from zola phone. so what did he think about the warnings of climate scientists? is mr. dan can afford with him. awesome. uh, but it is his movie he rises or does it. the ousley at cohen eva sheets there sells by the messenger, often grown fed. some keep the seal on

can n g o is like yours? be sure that the aid that's coming in actually reaches those that need it. i can assure you this is is possible because we've done it for the 7 last 7 to 8 years. and we found ways to kind of operate without getting getting involved in politics or, or military action. and as long as you it, is you many, karen assistance. we have no trouble whatsoever with the sanctions in, in government health territories. i'm not quite sure how the sanction do affect human, a terran aid, but certainly in the area where we work in the northwest we. we can scale up the way we would like to johan moy, from world vision, syria, thank you very much for talking with us. those check up on a few other stories making headlines around the world today. north korea has showcased up to 11 intercontinental ballistic missiles during a night time parade, marking the 75th anniversary of the founding of its military. north korean leader kim young own attended the event with his daughter. the missiles are seen as a major challenge to the west, as they are designed to reach the continental uni

the n g o. where are you follow these issues quickly? they have opinion, certainly on the south african system. are things moving in the right direction, or are they regressing, in south africa? well, the slogan is sandrica, stop killing your whistle blows, some same footer is wow, you know, this got and we carry so much corruption, political level in south africa so that there's no chance sinks will get better. the judiciary, the police, the courts are controlled by corrupted political party that is acting like a mafia family. throughout weaponized, the security forces and especially the police force inorder to silence whistleblowers. i mean, i'm hunting, national, i'm handling a little whistle blows for south africa. and i advocate for them and accounting me northern to support them and they built the dose of corruption within the government and authority. a shocking it was alexis close by the garden. politicians are offer themselves and for the takings, it may sound that africans, especially the underprivileged africans, are living po

and they're nice for you to deregulation passed to stop this from happening on berlin bass, the n g o liberties say some european countries are weakening that own democracies . a new report by the group has pointed the finger at several members with unresolved rule of law issues. hungary and poland came under the heavy as criticism with the report labeling them the worst offenders. both governments have been under strict scrutiny for years accused by brussels, of walking back on democratic commitments, censoring the media, pushing the legal systems under political control. however, the n g a se, brussels is taking a strikingly different approach in reprimanding that to you. members, depending on which countries that backing in the ukraine conflict, hungary and poland remain the worst offenders. however, the e, you decided to take firm or action against hungary, which isolated itself politically by supporting russia than poland, which has gone to links to support ukraine. in an unprecedented step, the e u has triggered its newly created conditionality mechanism to withhold funds from h

the australia based n g o. busy that recently honored the memory of the beat dale koran and which posthumously awarded her it's international wisdom blowing special recognition award. are welcome back to the show. already the story of but beat up they'll cut on is one that did not get wide coverage in the western media. in fact, it didn't get any coverage in the west at all. yet it's a critically important case. tell us 1st how this whole thing began. who was beat dale caught on? what exactly did she reveal? john, bobby to the koran was a government official. so was in fact dead director for finances are full the department of health in south africa. and it was, it was doing a routine or, you know, check on, you know, figures and accounts and she came across sir said, and dodgy, they're unsafe transactions. in particular was seen a hospital and dead sea flagged nearly 850 millions in very dubious payments on a weekly pay run analysis. and there were a few, but came up her. there was so suspicious that she actua

k is an n g o. founded in 2017. so far they've helped around 500 people find shelter. they also welcome people into their community centers for hot meals and fresh clothes over 90 percent of those individuals have no emergency contacts. they have no friend or found no member in their life. in the isolation, you know, plays a huge role in their, you know, step towards becoming homeless. he says, emergency shout is provided by the government. don't address the needs of the city and a difficult for people to access. the hong kong government told down to 0 social workers give assistance to those willing to accept services. in tyco china, there are more than 30 people sharing this underground space. it's the middle of winter here in hong kong, and the temperature often drops below 10 degrees at night. people in this underpass of repairing for another night exposed to freezing conditions. alec used to be one of them. he spent almost 20 years on the streets. yes or no, now i have a place to live. i have food to eat and a job. i'm happier, more cheerful now. now he works in th

that's a french n g o focused on health and international solidarity. he joins us from it live. thank you very much for being on al jazeera. now i understand you've been to many of the worst affected areas. can you just give us an idea of how bad things are there? yeah, actually as a, as a presenter does, it does then display the situation is a, than ever before. as you know in the war is 12 years old and as the, the president of greg worse and the already dramatic situation here. people know, i don't know where to go. i visited many locations, are destroyed through with it, and you can hear their voices and there's a lot of actually i, i visited the location and i plan other places in the situation is totally it asked for that. and the local teams, and that is cuban is the white him it's, i'm doing their best, but this is not enough. actually we need international interference because of the, it is a huge shortage in millions of tools, medications, shelter, tense. and if i, so this is the situation here, people are horrified and terrified and the spend, the last 2 or 3 nights i

earlier i was speaking with independent dutch journalist sonya by the end, she says, the west and the n g o is it controls to blame for the problems of not getting help to syrians in didn't n g o all supported by western countries. if only the aim to destabilize syria, and this is what they're trying to do until today, and also blaming about chemical weapons, like p, w. c, it's the same idea. louis de self killed his own people also guest his people. this is what they are saying already for years and years. and we know there are a lot of evidence is that this is not the case. it's not the fault of syria, it's actually us who is doing this a long time already. and the whole west is doing this and let's revert it actually from where you putting sanction. but they are putting sanction against a country who is in need and they are supporting terrorists. the us is behaving like a terrorist state. now. it wants to the world in the uniform world and you know, this is, this is the truth actually what, what they do already. since decades, top western medical professionals have urged israel to end th

so you've still got n g o's. busy working in that part of the well, the so called white helmets made up of stooges actors and even most in areas as well, what needs to be done there? sonya i think that i didn't do the work that when the war ended, there was sort of they were trying to get to terms with each other because a lot of white, countless art syrians as well, who went over to the other side to the terrorist side. and now maybe a lot of them seem differently than they did before. so let's hope they changed the ones who are still in it live. they are the ones were supported by the united states, but also about in europe. you know, the headquarters of the white helmet was in my country, the netherlands. so i mean, they were all supported, n g o, all supported by western countries if only day in syria. and this is what they're trying to do until today. i'm also blaming about chemical weapons, like o, p, w c. it's the same idea of self killed his own people also guest his people. this is what they are saying a

with straw, how one n g o. it's helping people sleeping in tunnel the on the street to find shelter. ah, the national energy agency estimates the global market, the mass produced clean energy will triple to around $650000000000.00 a year by the year 2030. now the wells biggest economy is one, a slice of that growing industry. the united states recently announced the inflation reduction act. this includes billions of dollars and grounds and loans to boost financing and deployment of new clean energy projects. but it sparked a trade dispute with its allies in europe. and now the e. u has set up its own plan to compete with the us as a production of the green products. it includes redeploying more than $270000000000.00 remaining from the ease pandemic recovery fund. european commission has also suggested relaxing state aid rules to allow governments to pump cash into green industries, implants to make approvals for green projects, foster and c will trade agreements to secure supplies of critical rule materials tha

are now well, thousands of people are currently living in temporary shelters and slots installed by n g o z. and they are severely crowded as people are still too scared to lose a to stay inside of their houses. and a thousands who have lost their houses. officials stated that more than 20000 buildings are either completely destroyed or are uninhabitable. these people have been living in these temporary shelter since the since the beginning of the disasters. they are in desperate need of a regular heating materials and food items as they are already i. d. p. we saw many of families who are flood the bombardment of a sad regime a to add on many areas across northwestern, syria. they still don't know what to do as their, their needs are still on the rise and u. n. a. and since the beginning of the disaster are around $350.00 u and trucks entered to, to the areas of north a centria through babylon. however, the crossing with turkey and did the n g o z and the people a say they don't to me at the civility of the situations as they are in desperate need of a shell of the a shelters are a long

a local environmental n g o. the county is based on the outskirts of emma laughlin. the angio installed a solar system on its own roof to show that power production can be taken into the hands of the community. solar can be an opportunity for local job creation and healthier environments according to vio county. well, that's a vision that my beula propagates with the communities you hudson puzzling dea. lemme change it for us. we are speaking of community 3. that to one an image that will be a community lead, where it will give space, especially for the young people to create a to manufacture for themselves, to make sure they put their desolate p. v in the community roof talks. but can solar really replace power plants and how can communities finance their own green power? thomas, some new new deals with these questions. he works for groundwork, an organization that advocates for a just energy transition with new and better jobs, social justice, and poverty eradication. i think um, we thought of all confusion in a perfect balance between the development and that i to

but what the n g o that have been advising? those for plaintiffs on this island have been arguing, is that the 7th industry is emitting more c o 2 and to the roles atmosphere than the entire aviation industry. and that holds them is one of the 2 largest as summoned producers in the world. and that is why they figured out this company and what the company saying was reached out while making the reports to the company, of course. and they've basically made 2 arguments. one is that they are already mitigating a c o 2 emissions. so they have a plan that is on going in in line with the official requirements. and then secondly, they say they do not believe that is an effective mechanism to tackle climate change if you single out individual companies. and if you look at the regulations internationally that goes along with that, for instance, there is a group responsibility to pay into a fund that has been set up a by a loss and damaged principal at the united nations climate change conference, the cop 27, the problem here is that this

said she did make it tougher, they put greater restrictions on the work that's being carried out by n g o. ron, my good rescue ships. these are the ships that go out to sea and try and help these my goods, when they are, des, was no longer all if the cap size and they try to rescue these. my good be talent, government feel that these rescue ship encourage more people to take this dangerous and difficult journey. but my good rescue should say, if you try to stop us, that's not going to stop these migrants from making this dangerous journey. it's only going to risk their lives further and the united nation has said that this is against international law. these rescues have to be carried out to some of the restrictions in place. include things like, once you rescue some people, you have to me, me go to the port that is suggested by the palin authorities, the my good rescue should say, be often very far away. and so it takes them many days to get to shore on top of that along the way. they're not allowed to rescue other people. so they feel these laws restricting a life saving work. but the g

so what it does really, it comes and restrict the work that is carried out by n g o is running the migrant rescue ship. that help the people find themselves in the difficult situation when the ship that the travelling on the boat that they're traveling on cap size or function no longer. they've ordered to catch these migrants or rescue the migrant but bring them to very distant in italy, restricting and preventing the kind of work that they do. the rescue workers say that they are prevent them from carrying out important. what they tell in government says, well, these rescue ships, i encouraging people to make this dangerous journey. and the un says, this act of this law is actually going against international law to carry out these rescue mission. in the meantime, though, we're seeing these or awful tragedies take place at sea with so many people dying, making this dangerous journey, contain journalists seem a good to reporting from rome. thank you. see my go to ukraine now, where fighting is intensifying in the east between russia's mercenary wagner group an ukranian forces. wagner claim

if you are the policy period in n g o s and they restrict their, their access to a population in need, and since i made their own. yeah. see of course he's a very narrow bully. the measure of the got a migration flow is much complex than we can see. this is gone, which is a not having to generate fuel duration with him. and they don't say, we'll see all the bodies that they put in there. and they brought him away from day . so we did we, we sat for a 1000 ready and then tomorrow just as introduce they would see the closing wednesday. so they are not back in the road and they are back in the, in the buried most of the, of the situation. right. but they are not part of the problem. they are, it's more of a solution. so targeting is not going to solve a problem. the bigger and where they're brought and that they have, they are with people attempt in this broad without and finally got a chance to read. thank you. read the a book junior deal. freedom and on this plan. also for sure. and these are going to say, of course we have, we were, we are not doing search and risk in this piece where

we have actually people who i, n g o z and civil society or trying to manage. and that me side all difficulties. we break short and funding when it's being cut, body and then to national community because others shows them the different countries. so basically the hospitals like being caught over 50 percent. so we are the behind the medical supply. we are already behind winter. i dish and kids and we're already behind the shutters and pants. and now we have this emergency and we used to say emergency within emergency plus we have breath quick. i mean, you can imagine teams are working for 47 of them was less something less equipment . so it's as hard as it's like, there's no way to describe it. honestly. so speak now with austin elliott, an earthquake geologist at the earthquake science center of the us geological survey in california. welcome to dw. so 1st and foremost, how prone is the area at to quakes? and what's special about these ones that we've seen turkey is one of the world's most earthquake brown countries. there are widely known and well understood

ken n g o is like yours, be sure that the aid that's coming in actually reaches those that need it. i can assure you this is as possible because we've done it for the 7 last 7 to 8 years. and we found ways to kind of operate without getting getting involved in politics or, or military action. and as long as you it, is you many, karen assistance. we have no trouble whatsoever with the sanctions in, in government health territories. i'm not quite sure how the sanction do affect human tyranny, but certainly in the area where we work in the northwest we, we can scale up the way we would like to johan moy, from world vision, syria, thank you very much for talking with us. let's take a look at a few other stores making headlines around the world today. north korea has showcased up to 11 intercontinental ballistic missiles during a night time parade, marking the 75th anniversary of the founding of its military, north korean leader kim jong. i attended the event with his daughter. the missiles are seen as a major challenge to the west as they are designed to reach the continental united sta

just come into place of what it does, really, it curves and restrict the work that is carried out by n g o is running the migrant rescue shit that help the people find themselves in this difficult situation. when the, at the ships that they're traveling on the boat, that they're traveling on capsized or function no longer, they've ordered them to catch these migrants or rescue the migrants, but bring them to very distant ports in italy, restricting and preventing the kind of work that they do the rescue workers say that they are preventing them from carrying out important what they talent government says, well, these rescue ships encouraging people to make this dangerous journey. and the u. n says, this act of this law is actually going against international law to carry out these rescue mission. in the meantime though, we're seeing these or awful tragedies take place at sea with so many people dying, making this dangerous journey. date journalist, same a quarter reporting from room. thank you. same will go to nigeria now where results are being announced after a tightly contested presiden

here, a joined by a special team from germany, from an n g o cold i s a r international search and rescue germany. they brought special search and rescue dogs and technical equipment and they actually managed to localize. they know, under this pile of rubble, they are in contact with her. they know where she is. they have provided her with food and water and now they are working to retrieve her from under the rubble. and i can tell you everybody around here, the rescues friends, her sister is here. they are desperately waiting for that moment to happen. we are all waiting for those moments to happen. julia. tell us that is enough of that expertise and that equipment reaching the places where it's actually need. well, we have a met teams actually from very different countries. mexico hungry, the u. k as well. german team is here now today's so dozens of countries have pledged aid and that aid is coming in. but you have to really look at the scale of this humanitarian crisis. it's massive. thousands of buildings just like this. have collapsed across the reeds are more than 13000000 people h

perry ball is being sued and friends over fossil fuel financing. 3 n g o's, including oxfam and friends of the earth, want the ease, biggest bang to stop investing in fossil fuels. the case is based on a 2017 french law. several organizations in even the government are facing similar legal attacks in france. one crucial ingredient for electric vehicle batteries is lithium, and mexico is hoping to be a major supplier of the mineral mexico. the president of the door has signed a decrease nationalizing a lithium reserve found in the north of the country. it's a deal bound to interest electric car maker test lot, which has its eyes on building a factory. there. mexican president, andreas manuel lopez over a door as hoping his country will become more formidable force and the electric battery market. he signed a decreed, nationalizing lithium reserves found in the northwest state of sonora on the us border. a move he says will prevent the resource from being exploited by foreigners, particularly russia, china and the united states. moreland issue, the decision has already been made. the law

we have actually people who i, n g o is and civil society or trying to manage and that type of difficulties. we very short term funding when it's being cut by the international community because other shows in different countries. so basically the hospitals like being cut over 50 percent. so we are the behind the medical supply. we are already behind winter different kids and we already had the chunk thirds and things. and now we have this emergency and we used to say emergency within emergency plus we have with quick. i mean, you can imagine them not working for any 47 was less something less equipment. so it's, it's hard. it's like, there's no way to describe it honestly. yeah. well, you know, we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us tonight, sharing information about the situation there. and we wish you and the people working with you, you know, all the best, especially getting through this 1st critical night. thank you. in new york, the united nations general assembly has observed a minute of silence for victims of the earthquakes. un secretary general, antonio quoterush expres

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