o s on phone. so frontier to set up workshops for prosthetic liens. in 1982, he co founded the n g, a handicapped international. my name is emily watson. i was born and by somebody come boat here. i have my accident when i was 6 years old and at that time the command rouge with taking over the convergeone. we have to flee a village we. we fled was practically nothing. was on the border between thailand and convergeone. one of the men from thailand pushed me on to an empty personnel. mine. yeah. well i remember from waking up off to the accident to seeing my shredded left leg, i was carried on a stretcher to the cow. we done camp in thailand account when we arrived i so dropped us. they removed the makeshift bandage and seeing the state of my legs. the doctor suggested that my parents put me to sleep. i woke up a monthly so hold on you as yours was you hear me. they had put me in a coma to amputate my lack of a lot of the day. i will do the course at the ones when i was in the house with my parents. i heard a noise and wanted to see what was going on. i asked a man what he was doing

his dream was to create an n g o, specializing in d mining the dodge key. that'd be nice. he had an endless list of experts and specialist ready to go. when i asked him, what did he say it on, and then we said to him, re stop holding conferences, stop talking, all right, the field will pay you for a year, and you go start the mines advisory group. as you told us, you have a lot of people who might get so not only are you starting mag realty, but we're going to get you funding for your 1st projects over the weight. and if you know small diploma the portrait um because of junk. but to use contacts uh we bought is to get uh, funding allocated for clearance in bottom bank. and that was the beginning of the of the program, the through the to organizations handicapped international and mine's advisory. group rashadi and mcgraw began discussions with other engineers, medical international in germany and the vietnam veterans of america foundation, human rights watch and physicians to human rights in the us. in 1992, the 6 and g o is found to the international campaign to band and

he contacted on silence in n g o z at fights, child abuse, and signed up as a volunteer for over a year. now you've been using his medical training to help survivor yeah, it's, you know suits, you know, the perfect time. yeah. i feel like i feel like i feel like after years of silence, meredith has chosen to open up to me manual like a mini survivors. she tends to distrust the psychiatrists, but this young doctor's commitment changed her mind. they will go the sec. she was given when she arrived in the desert packed with survival essentials. she's been tearing with her for 7 years, unable to revisit the painful memories that contains today with a manual health. she will take a very big step. so i felt like i was being arrested without a trial. you know, just having everything taken from me, like all of my things, the clothes off my back and given a number and then sitting in the middle of the desert with no way to get out. you're right in, in way than this, and you're having so asked by the program to write that so that he's quoting impact data that sees how your behavior impacted your

many here are former borders from the same institutions we were called together today by the n g o. on silenced an advocacy network, that's pressuring authorities to end institutional child abuse and the trouble team in the street. the we're gonna take a moment now and i'm going to give everybody an opportunity to think of the name of the person or the people that you know. we will send lots to this industry. rachel riley. the next morning we catch up with the manual. i'm on the whole, the french psychiatrists supporting the survivors. okay, so i just thought we haven't decided which it looks good. okay. yeah. press conference is 11. yeah. so it's before the story telling up new, afford it. yeah. a demonstration is planned in front of the capital, the seat of the legislative power in the united states emanuel as taking the fight to congress. he's convinced that the very existence of this so called behavioral treatment isn't aberration. his views, as a french doctor, are interesting to the american press you know, make money aside from the get me on the phone send. he said you smile

today she supports her daughters fight, working with the n g o on silenced. and he texted me like last week, shutting them down doesn't take care of the problem, right? i mean there's a mental health crisis in our youth. so is addressing that issue and finding the right resources, holding people accountable for their actions and making sure that they are certified to treat and to work with children in a way that doesn't crush their souls. anything you would like to add, the meredith has also reach, handled her childhood passions for ceiling, which she sees as therapeutic, robbed of her childhood, like thousands of other teenagers. she will continue to fight the odds to denounce the system that continues to be beat. federal regulation across the us, it's estimated that as many as $200000.00 children are being held against their will . in these problem medic treatment centers the the shift your guide to life and it digital the flow of the latest online trend. navigate your way through the digital jungle global perspective. we'll video guide and show you what's

the age of subordinate, another $300000000.00 of tax payer money to n g o's. to carry out this work with another 340000000 set to become available later this year. that money is going to be spread out over about $55.00 recipients, some of whom again, are in g o, some of whom are state and local municipalities. so bill, the question here has a legal immigration in this form, become big business for n g o's, who again are going to work any lobbying efforts to get, try to get that border under control. when you've got hundreds of millions of dollars going into those organizations to move people around the country as well, we also have detention centers. we also have a huge problem down there with sex trafficking. so you have all these elicit enterprises coming into the country and we don't have a social safety net. it plays funded federal your state to absorb all of that. so you're basically creating the shadow budgets, where angie, those are funded or given resources temporarily, sometimes permanently in continuing resolutions in the budget to take on responsibil

we're public schools have opened for the displaced and there are n g o's, circulating the city, trying to provide some support, whether it's food, shelter, or even for that matter. hygiene kids. a really familiar to july and august, 2006. and you describe situation that visual just facing because of the influx of refugees from southern 11 on how much more resources with the city and the government needs to hender what seems to be a drink tight as you describe it. and i think it's impossible for the state to cope with this. and the reason i'm saying that is because loved in austin institutions have largely failed pre award and the economic collapse of the last 5 years following the port blast in august 2020. and the severe crippling political provinces with a caretaker government, not doing its job and the presidential vacuum. there is no input iss for the state to do more or even able to do more at this critical juncture. but that said, the only serious measure taken, which was very last minute, was to open public schools that has housed most of the lebanese that were on the streets la

i was unable to accept most with you in the 1st 10 years that our biggest priority was to give the n g o. a solid foundation that work is good for most who need someone to come in and that kept us busy. you know, i'm done and those are all settled. but one day we asked ourselves if we had perhaps become an alibi, we're not dealing with the actual problems and pressing issues that were evidence at the time of d. i see us as a public key, but doing it valuable measurement on that, please. so it was called the anti personnel land mine epidemic you know, to us. and it was a time when virtually all warring parties sleeping all parties to the conflict trust you were using this weapon on a large scale and in a completely uncontrollable way. many of the mall, uncle, po, number. i don't know that the mining happens thanks to a meeting with mr. ray mcgraw because stuff that i ran, my gra, my go to a strange phone call one day from this. with this french voice speaking in english on the phone and he introduced himself as yelled with haste. shabby, i am. we talked for a long time on the phone. in th

it's not just that they feed us, it's that they are 2 minutes the i have an n g o. so when the explosion took place, unfortunately, we have teams in place for refund section because we have already done that because you have to know that's another non it's person that initiatives and civil society who does the work of what the state should be doing because we do not have a state that has to be in the show and that they didn't have to serve just so so you can hear that. so how does, can they know what the note about most of the media kit on said ok . so hey, the candidate to see the most of the table as an empty little so here. okay, let me get it out on 400. let me show the big so the, the inspection you're entering and it's on the would you cannot see the nights at the end of it. i don't think anyone searching for the spectrum everybody. another example says the price thing in october 2019th, when the bank is reopened and peopled, went back to the bank that had limits on the 2nd talk was the currency started evaluate. they, we had the 6 rates for did have a nice po

it's that they are 2 minutes the of the i have an n g o. so when the explosion took place. unfortunately, we have teams in place for your construction because we had already done that because you'll have to know that's 11 on it's 1st and the initiative and civil society who does the work of what the state should be doing because we do not have a state the 10 so they might be, i know you saw and that it's been a good search just to see can hear that. so heads up what the note about most of the some stuff me if you wanted to keep them and said ok. so how you came to, to sort of the mazda of the title as an anesthesia indicated that it shows that the big so the, the effects you're entering in a time in which you cannot see the nights at the end of it. i don't think anyone on the spectrum. everybody another exactly so surprising in october 2019th, when the bank is reopen, people went back to the bank that had limits on the 2nd truck was the gun. and so you started evaluate they, we had the 6 right for the deputies pound because $1.00 equals $1570.00. so we are at $1.00 equals $

the in the hills behind downtown sol paysimple awards from the offices of adult, the n g o cover. it shows me the work they've been doing. this is just a tiny bit of the evidence we've brought to the commission of the hundreds of cases, patients now seen old, listed as opens up the adoptees question. these they are both orphans on paper, but the family is electrical families. they're not described in the documents, and that is a strange thing. you come in often and have your parents described in your documents at the same time. and in some cases here that even found the biological parents. so when they were you not with their families, they learned the truth of this. the next thing is the similarity. all the documents, all the cases here, they have exactly the same description. in one city, at least 52 children were given identical back stories. they were abandoned with a nurse with a name and the state. this one is a 9 by the paper. slick sense down if i close and here no finds a paper script phone isn't quite a that's a lot of missing children with a type of slick and that cloth

n g o walker and former residents, judith, hannah says he was excited when he 1st heard the proposal. we had high hopes for what this was to bring because it wasn't really just for the betterment of me and my little trick. okay. but it was for the betterment of being the entire region then carpeted us. and he started here as more illegal activities taking place like search it to sure, since being sanctioned by the united kingdom for alleged links to scam sites human trafficking and forced labor. he's also wanted by the chinese government church as yeah, shows. yeah. okay. show a fancy shooting for some ju truthful. now in custody. and in bangkok, the tie, kuhn is fighting deportation to china. he's speaking exclusively to one and one east. in his 1st media interview since being detained details and explosive story and all throughout the yeah that they're continuing their head for the also the shantia. honestly. so just a little bit upon the legal i get to the one that you've been having to charge him . give me about what your thoughts are. so and the reason he says is because he was o

let's just be honest or like n g o is or non profits. and if i have to say like that work is an important but actually like indigenous people in indigenous women on frontline struggles to protect water in land have actually like transformed. i think the landscape of what we usually consider. environmental is um, probably at some point here in the state of the mexico is what i always states in the u. a guess. the only state in the us that can produce nuclear weapons from start to finish. so from my name there uranium to the building of the actual weapon, to the disposal of the waste of everything. and so we lived in the middle of this like nuclear monster. the were on a way to commemorate the largest radioactive spill in us history, which happened on the nation land. we still want to do like if we can build in every yeah, like i tend to use kinds of like opinions. i do. no more than like, 10 minute late interviews. yeah, i love you guys there of like the most about us, like use organizers here, new mexico. they are on the streets in time.

as agriculture goes digital, many expense and n g o suggest using open source tools instead of page or proprietory apps still of my customers say, trust flushes, data driven supports. that helps i make informed decisions and gets access to new services. the that's a huge for today if you'd like to share your thoughts about the show. do drop us a line up a cool adobe dot com. we love hearing from you. and if you search for a co op or go online, you'll find even more inspiring stories. thanks for watching. a good buy for me, chris, the lens, e nigeria, c u x towards the or the, the is charging on plastic. we each drink. and by now, even 3 experts worldwide know the survival of the human race is at stake. county international communities we're always facing. bypass in 75 minutes on d, w. the people in trucks inject, when trying to see the city center. the straight people explain the around the world more than 130000000 people us we of mine because no one should have to make up your own mind. dw may 4 minds living independently, rise to our society is full of contrasts and equality is a bi

, there is another thing that over door is that a low is complaining about the united states using n g o as, as cover for the for machine change. and the same thing that the united states did a new grain, the same thing the united states is trying to do in, in venezuela. the same thing united states is trying to do in haiti using n g, those like the national endowment for democracy. yeah. right. is that right? yeah, to, to fan the flames of unrest in the country. well, it's fascinating. i think got to me that, and i'm not sure why we're doing this. i mean, i'm, i'm not sure i'm smart enough to understand the legal and political ramifications of why we think it's better for the federal judges to be appointed rather than elected, especially given what's going on with our own supreme court right now, where we're finding out the billionaire is own a bunch of the guys who were, you know, appointed and, and, and not elected. maybe we should be looking at, at that situation as well as far as a m low, as you call them president over door complaining about the united states wanting to engage in.

tell you what the drones and the n g o also develops programs to provide any financial opportunities for villages us our most high pool. these include us all the deputies having funk draft small loans from a daily i was a mobile disabled. what, so what was the members of this group meets regularly to cousin, how to spend that kind of go for that joint fund? we'll finally and also to talk about the full around the trees, atlanta, and about consultation golf. so it's a, a model of, you know, it's the tree, it's a win win situation. you're getting a guy with a bus to take on that for the community. is it kind of a political i'm, you know, to the project has been well received by local communities, many of begun to respect and nature more and the trying out new funding concepts that i see my should, which was the 3 c organization as thoughts, as a lot of bug out loud, a varsity, and i agree to i wasn't when we were used to ports and i don't seem to be able to talk through data, but now we are helping protect you to table he, they me call cool. the training for only 3 c have also advertis

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vision and community change of the room didn't consultation group tell you what the drones and the n g o also develops programs to provide any financial opportunities for villages or most tech poor. these include us or the deputy savings bunk. that's drunk, small loans. from a daily i wouldn't, and the mobile disabled months. all the members of this group meets regularly at 2 cousins house to most spend copy go, or is that going to fund or not? and then also to talk about the full around the trees, atlanta, and about consultation goals. and so it's a, a more the, the tree, it's a win win situation. you're finding out biodiversity on that for the community. is it kind of a political note that the project has been well received by local communities? many of the gone to respect to nature more and are trying out new funding concepts . the thrust she must hit on, which was the 3 c organization. us thoughts as a lot of boat out loud, a varsity, and i agree to i wasn't the one we we used to port and i don't seem to be able talk the data, but now we are helping protect you to table. he's a, me c

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that's how i see through the n g o's, they will support agent orange victims. we believe that in terms of diplomacy, they will only be some assistance to get support for agent orange victims. and those with bomb injuries donations might be provided through the red cross. but for the us to officially acknowledge that agent orange is a toxic substance, is unlikely. the use of agent orange as a chemical weapon was brought back into the global spelled lice. my friend should be and to me as active as a trying to tow gall powers, cold brooks, who attend to bring to a town full team mechanical companies to closing.

raise it's 8 spending 4 guys are providing the 50000000 girls to the united nations and international n g o's chief, political correspondent, amino. how is there? he's traveling with the german foreign minister. she finds this idea from tel aviv, so the german foreign minister was very clear and her messaging towards the israeli government. that the military strategy and military approach is not going to end the conflict. and it is not going to bring back the hostages on elena bab says, but she finds that highly disturbing to hear individual members of these riley cabinet alleged that israel needs to take the same approach towards the westbank as it has done towards gaza. she says that there are other solutions on the table. she says a seas pi a needs to happen now on the bubble. she says, it is time for these reading the government to send out important signals by tackling set the violins more clearly and by stopping the expansion of supplements . so let's listening to exactly what the german foreign minister have to say. good audit biology does cause a irritates me precisely as we have to b

little corporate to it system here on the continent as agriculture, guys, digital money expense, and n g o suggest using open source tools instead of paid or proprietary apps. still, of my customers, say, trust flushes, data driven support, that helps i make informed decisions and give them access to new services. the. so that's what it's for today. if you'd like to share your thoughts about the show, do drop us a line up eco, adobe dot com. we love hearing from you. and if you search for a co op or go online, you'll find even more inspiring stories. thanks for watching. a good buy for me, chris, the lens, e nigeria, c u x card the . as the 3 found that we speak of the main word about the key point 6 times more likely to have a voice in the lung functions as compared to mid air pollution. the biggest health problems for everyone working out tools in denny bus or ran. this is increasing and there is no drive for more protection and less pollution logo on in 30 minutes on the w. b. s. is searching on plastic. we each drink. and by now, even the experts worldwide know the survival of the huma

we meet with a lawyer who's part of the leadership at piece now, and he's really n g o advocating for 2 state solution. he explains that the biggest stumbling block is the palestinians are forced to leave on these really more, which they neither wanted know voted for and which ultimately fails to protect them . government because making the decision what he's thinking and what does nothing when you say that there is a disability nation in the center has been leaking, construction really good alphas, mostly the government, not only a we know to a more shape, but also with supporting then expended an inverse money in order to make it there with the sentence. but when this, these output a steam is without being easily going to because the government is nothing allowing them to be in the legal way. so there's the most of the time and this is the policy of small page to, to discriminate. but a scene in any ways last month, small to reach the extreme right is really finance minister who's also in charge of civil affairs in the west bank vowed to expend these rarely presents in areas on the

and dogs are doing a specific attack in july that was brought to light by a danish news outlet and n g o. in later concerns, by the way, the military. meanwhile, of course in spar and secretary david lama dogs. the question about london's direct involvement in the gospel when grills by his parties, full melita, what role legally or otherwise britain has played in other fine regardless of a savannah tech cross. the use of aria factory cherry as a staging point for winter across country as well, which many they are carrying weapons that he used from us on saturday with the support that we give to israel and my wife comment on operation issues as you would expect from this dispatch box during the cold and now in independence in parliament . what are the of the day clause to find u. k. investigative media grouping were built but since december, the war left voice has conducted at least $200.00 surveillance flights. so because the missions with low ins from a board to ship based in cyprus was a blow was also say, such flights were carried out by the u. k. on april the 1st the same day. and i,

we see the reach of the n g o views their strategy playbook, is to go into smaller factories that have maybe a week or so on. here we've got me the stabilize it, use the american playbook. i'm paying the, you know, the red, white and blue is coming here to save you, the american breed, and so on and so forth. what's happening to america though, is they're running out of countries to invade or running out of pensions to bully, bankrupt, or ball. and, and that's what we're, you know, see right now the tried, this is paul calling years ago when they tried to stabilize the home con, uh and uh, you know, china said wait a moment. uh your ouch. and uh, they basically, you know, kicked a lot of these and use out a phone call and uh, you know, beat up their security loss smart countries that are doing that. unfortunately, there's other countries that aren't prepared for this last bangladesh. what happens when you don't follow the and you know, book from america, your government gets replaced. what, what kind of wonder, why the american establishment is so fixated on our t? maybe it's for these

and i see young people in japan ride all over in different industries in n g o in the corporate world in social activism. we're just not seeing that represented in the political world. and i think this is the last push we need to get more beyond the passion and motivation and of course representation. and that's something i'd like to push forward with my own platform that i can give them as well. and there are multiple ways, right, of participating. i mean, so many young people this year, we've seen them camping outside of their universities to convey one message. we've seen them protesting in multiple capitals around the world to voice what they saw was fair and just and not you. you showed one way of campaigning that i wanted to share here with the program here is nina and a pub quiz. she organized during her campaign and i wanted to ask you where this idea came from and if this was your attempt to try and speak to her to use as opposed to about them. so yeah, one of my main points that i wanted to convey my campaign was to educate young people on your union and group in elections b

and i see young people in japan ride all over in different industries in n g o in the corporate world in social activism. we're just not seeing that represented in the political world, and i think this is the last push. we need to get more of young passion and motivation and of course representation. and that's something i'd like to push forward of my own platform that i can get with as well. and there are multiple ways, right, of participating. i mean, so many young people this year, we've seen them camping outside of their universities to convey one message. we've seen them protesting in multiple capitals around the world to voice. what they saw was fair and just and not you. you showed one way of campaigning that i wanted to share here with the program here as nina at a pub quiz, she organized during her account pain. and i wanted to ask you where this idea came from. and if this was your attempt to try and speak to, to use as opposed to about them. so yeah, one of my main points that i wanted to convey my campaign was to educate young people on european union and european election

percent of which are made in britain dot is despite the fact, according to a danish news, i'd say that n g o that those very jets kill civilians in gals that during a specific attack in july that was confirmed by the way later by the it's really military, but dumping report also stays the idea of use an extremely powerful bomb in the deadly strike. meanwhile, britain's far and secretary dog just a question about the london it's direct involvement in the cows or when grills biased parties. former leader, jeremy corbin, what role lazy or otherwise britain his life? you know, the fine because i was invited to across the use of already effect maturing as a staging point for later across country as well. which means they are carrying weapons that he used from us on saturday with the support that we give to is around on my way to comment on operational issues. while earlier the declassified u. k. and media organization revealed that since december, the royal air force has conducted at least 200 surveillance flights over gaza. now, the missions were launch from a british or a base in cyprus, conven

we see the reach of the n g o z and use their strategy playbook, used to go into smaller factories that have maybe a week or on here a week, or got me the stabilize it, use the american playbook. i'm paying the, you know, the red, white and blue is coming year to save you at the american dream and so on and so forth. what's happening to america though, is they're running out of countries to invade or running out of pensions to bully, bankrupt, or ball. and that's what we're, you know, seeing right now. they tried this a long years ago when they tried to stabilize the home con, uh and uh, you know, china said wait a moment. uh your ouch. and they basically, you know, kicked a lot of these and yours on a phone call. and uh, you know, beat up, their security was smart countries that are doing that. unfortunately there's other countries that aren't prepared for it. this last thing with the ash what, how and i want you to follow the end, you know, a book from america, your government gets replaced. alright, let's return to our breaking news. this, our human last our, the us ticket you stayed

specific attack in july, that was brought to light by a danish news like let's at, i lied with an n g o on liter confirmed by the it's really military. meanwhile, britain's foreign secretary david lama dodge the question up. i'd london's direct involvement in the gals of war when grilled by his party's former leader. what role lazy or otherwise britain has life? you know, the fine because i was invited, sat across the use of already effective sharing as a staging point for a minute across country as well, which many they are carrying weapons that he used from. gosh, i'm sorry, with the support that we give to is relevant, my wife comment on operation issues as you would expect from dispatch box. jeremy corbin, an independent in parliament by the way, earlier, the declassified u. k. investigative media group and revealed that since december, the royal or force has conducted at least $200.00 surveillance flights over a gas that the machines were launched from a british or a base in cyprus with the floors also say such flights were carried out by the u. k, on april 1st, the same day on id

it's all these n g o, so human rights and 2 is women's rights and zeros. they're all the whole disappeared over the last year. and the reason is that they have nothing to say anymore because they are the ones who are committing the worst atrocities, all of these a bunker, buster bombs that are being dropped on civilian targets and 11 on ending guys. these are being provided by western governments. they're being provided by the governments that claim to be the supporters of of human rights. and of course, the financial assistance that goes along with it in the political cover. okay, we're gonna have to do that. i'm very sorry. we all show it on time. that size my how many, but on the professor at the university to wrong, much appreciate it for your time as well. the current escalation was treated by law suite shopping terror attacks. this is when thousands of pages and other electronic devices exploded across the lab and on thousands of people wounded and dozens were killed in for the women and children. lebanese authorities are placing the blame on most si