a lot of these larger ngos _ this crisis. a lot of these larger ngos fly - this crisis.larger ngos fly in, fly i this crisis. a lot of these | larger ngos fly in, fly out this crisis. a lot of these - larger ngos fly in, fly out and they are handed all of the supplies and all of this aid and suddenly all of these funds do now hire all of these people. you are actually hiring from all of these local ngos when you could just help pay their staff members and help and give them the aid to distribute.— and give them the aid to distribute. . distribute. tilling the land in haiti is a dry. _ distribute. tilling the land in haiti is a dry, thankless - distribute. tilling the land in l haiti is a dry, thankless work. climate change has been crops often yield for harvest or fail altogether. as haiti unravels, it is clear malnutrition is no longer a temporary passing crisis he and aid alone will not solve it. rather it is becoming the norm and other parts of the countries die a new reality. let's get some of the day's other news now. the house of lords has inflicted fresh defeats o

the bbc has been able to speak to the ngo. people were adrift forfour speak to the ngo.drift forfour days. people speak to the ngo. people were adrift for four days. people started to die. they had no food and no water. some of them died from severe sunburn, according to italian media. the n60 sunburn, according to italian media. the ngo says they spotted the dinghy after four days, the ngo says they spotted the dinghy afterfour days, rescued the ngo says they spotted the dinghy after four days, rescued 25 survivors who told them that at least 65 people died including women and a child. d0 least 65 people died including women and a child. ~ ., least 65 people died including women and a child. ~' ., , and a child. do we know where they are now, and a child. do we know where they are now. the _ and a child. do we know where they are now, the survivors? _ and a child. do we know where they are now, the survivors? they - and a child. do we know where they are now, the survivors? they are i and a child. do we know where theyj are now, the survivors? they are all bein: are now

the ngo says it's had huge success with just 1% of children being readmitted after they leave. into haiti, this work is crucial, but the ngo fears mistakes of the 2010 earthquake disaster response could be repeated in this crisis. a lot of these larger ngos fly in and fly out and they are handed all of these supplies and all of this aid and suddenly all of these funds to now hire all of these people. you are actually hiring from all of these local ngos when you could just help pay their staff members and help and give them the aid to distribute. tilling the land in haiti is dry, thankless work. climate change has meant crops of maize and beans often yield poor harvests or fail altogether. a temporary passing crisis here and aid alone will not solve it. rather it is becoming the norm and are parts of the country's dire new reality. will grant, bbc news, haiti. an ai tool being tested by the national health service in scotland has identified tiny breast cancer tumours in 11 women, which had been missed by doctors. the technology was piloted alongside nhs clinicians and analysed t

all of this is| an account from one ngo.e days the engine broke down. the dinghy capsized. we have spoken to the ngo who have confirmed that those people were adrift for four days, waiting to be rescued, with no food and no water. what happened was horrific. people started to die. after a few days, the ngo spotted the dinghy, they rescued 25 people and they are all under medical care but they are traumatised. they have told the ngo that one man from senegal lost both his wife and his one baby. they have said that at least 60 people have believed to have died. . ~ least 60 people have believed to have died. ., ,, , ., , least 60 people have believed to have died. . ~' ,. , . politicians and business leaders in haiti continue to negotiate the make up of a transitional council that will govern the caribbean nation after its prime minister ariel henry officially stands down. one of the country's most powerful gang leaders, has rejected the deal, which excludes anyone who has been convicted, indicted, or sanctioned. gangs that co

the ngo says it's had huge success with just 1% of children being readmitted after they leave.ill barely making it into haiti, this work is crucial, but the ngo fears mistakes of the 2010 earthquake disaster response could be repeated in this crisis. a lot of these larger ngos fly in and fly out and they're handed all of these supplies and all of these aid. and suddenly all of these funds to now hire all these people, and suddenly all of these funds to now hire all these people. you're actually hiring from all of these local ngos when you could just help, you know, pay their staff members and help and give them the aid to distribute. tilling the land in haiti is dry, thankless work. climate change has meant crops of maize and beans often yield poor harvests or fail altogether. as haiti unravels, it's clear malnutrition is no longer a temporary or passing crisis here, and aid alone won't solve it. rather, it's becoming the norm — another part of the country's dire new reality. will grant, bbc news, haiti. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. you're life from bbc

the ngo says it's had huge success, with just 1% of children being readmitted after they leave.s of the 2010 earthquake disaster response could be repeated in this crisis. a lot of these larger ngos fly in and fly out and they are handed all of these supplies and all of this aid and suddenly all of these funds to now hire all of these people. you are actually hiring from all of these local ngos when you could just help pay their staff members and help and give them the aid to distribute. tilling the land in haiti is dry, thankless work. climate change has meant crops of maize and beans often yield poor harvests or fail altogether. as haiti unravels, it is clear malnutrition is no longer a temporary passing crisis here and aid alone will not solve it. rather, it is becoming the norm and are parts of the country's dire new reality. will grant, bbc news, haiti. joining me now is the regional director for latin america and the caribbean for goal global — a humanitarian aid programme — phil gelman. what is really stark from that report from haiti is that there were already severe pro

the ngo says it's had huge success with just i% of children being readmitted after they leave.s work is crucial, but the ngo fears mistakes of the 2010 earthquake disaster response could be repeated in this crisis. a lot of these larger ngos fly in and fly out and they are handed all of these supplies and all of this aid and suddenly all of these funds to now hire all of these people. you are actually hiring from all of these local ngos when you could just help pay their staff members and help and give them the aid to distribute. tilling the land in haiti is dry, thankless work. climate change has meant crops of maize and beans often yield poor harvests or fail altogether. as haiti unravels, it is clear malnutrition is no longer a temporary passing crisis here and aid alone will not solve it. rather it is becoming the norm and are parts of the country's dire new reality. will grant, bbc news, haiti. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. you're live with bbc news. the uk government has suffered fresh defeats over its contentious plan to deport some asylum seekers

or ngos. in response to the taliban's edict, a significant number of ngos paused operations and only resumed activities in certain areas where female staff had been allowed to operate. we must redouble efforts to reverse the telegrams draconian edicts and preserve a future for afghan women and girls. afghanistan has also faced a severe economic attraction and it has exacerbated the country's humanitarian crisis. despite successful international efforts last winter to serve food and other assistance to the country to save off famine, afghanistan continues to experience high rates of hunger and nutrition. the un's afghanistan humanitarian needs and response plan estimates that in 2024 15.8 million people will experience crisis and emergency levels of food insecurity and an estimated 23.7 million people more than half of afghanistan's population are projected to require humanitarian assistance. facing reduced international aid contributions, many afghans remain in need of basic lifesaving service

this is an ngo paid for by government money. >> we're not answering any of your questions.hel: just can you explain what you do here? >> no. rachel: why so much secrecy. that's what want american people want to understand what's happening here. why? >> joe will wait with you here till you leave but we're not answering anymore questions. rachel: [speaking non-english language] >> no. no. sorry. rachel: huh? >> you cannot come into our shelter. will: one thing i find fascinating about the video, rachel, first of all, great job. i look at those individuals that you encountered at that hotel, and i don't -- they seem like low level implementers of someone else's big policy. i'm surprised in that role how protective they are of what it is that is going on. you know, i mean i'm just surprised that people at whatever that level is of whatever they're doing are telling you with such authority and fear you need to leave. pete: that's a great point. rachel: it is an excellent point but there is secrecy all around this and they understand that at a very -- even at that position that t

some _ organisation, 700 leading ngos... some people — organisation, 700 leading ngos... been calling for an end to the protest. there is no sense of that from him. flat end to the protest. there is no sense of that from him. not what i heard. he sense of that from him. not what i heard- he is _ sense of that from him. not what i heard. he is talking _ sense of that from him. not what i heard. he is talking about - sense of that from him. not what i heard. he is talking about division| heard. he is talking about division and nasty— heard. he is talking about division and nasty politics _ heard. he is talking about division and nasty politics and _ heard. he is talking about division and nasty politics and what - heard. he is talking about division and nasty politics and what we i heard. he is talking about division i and nasty politics and what we have seen from _ and nasty politics and what we have seen from the — and nasty politics and what we have seen from the conservative - and nasty politics and what we have seen from the conservative party. seen from the conservati

the ngos have had huge success with just i% of children being readmitted after they leave.his crisis. a lot of these larger ngos fly in, fly out and they are handed all of the supplies and all of this aid and suddenly all of these funds to now hire all of these people. you are actually hiring from all of these local ngos when you could just help pay their staff members and help and give them the aid to distribute. tilling the land in haiti is a dry, thankless work. climate change has been crops often yield for harvest often yield poor harvest or fail altogether. as haiti unravels, it is clear malnutrition is no longer a temporary passing crisis here and aid alone will not solve it. rather, it is becoming the norm, another part of the country's dire new reality. here in the uk, a new report calls on the government to apologise and compensate women affected by the rising state pension age. the parliamentary and health service ombudsman says ministers failed to adequately communicate the changes when they decided to align women's state pension age with men's. the campaign grou

are they ngos? ngos and what are the qualifications of the people vetting that man coming from haiti and the trouble in haiti and how accurate are the documents they're presenting to our government. he says one last thing, l he has a sponsor in new jersey. but he's in massachusetts so i'm so confused about all of this, and the government doesn't seem to want to give very much details. will: first of ashley: the statement from the massachusetts governor from time to time things will happen is beyond condemnable. this is not a way to accept random rate of murder and handle our own lows and not enforcing our own laws and going to allow for a few other things to happen from time to time. what's important to point out is making illegal processes through pete and the asylum program and claiming asylum and certainly someone living in haiti would have a pretty legitimate claim of asylum in countries descending once again into chaos and while we have empathy for people in countries that have bad situations,

tax money paying ngos to transfer these people. and now there is a phone app it when they go through a port of entry they can show that on their cell phone they come straight through. it is crazy. host: vickyus on facebook, thue is something trump has championed. biden ramped up to the border because he is starting to lose support. let's take a look at what house minority leader said criticizing the republican hr-two bill saying solving the crisis takes a lot more. [video clip] >> hrt to assign a serious proposal and they have demonstrated they are unserious about addressing challenges on the border, fixing our broken immigration system. we have made clear repeatedly that we should deal decisively with the challenges of the border and fix our broken immigration system in a manner that is bipartisan, comprehensive and recognizes there are things that need to be done in terms of dreamers, farmworkers as well as making sure there is a safe, secure and humane border. host: rate is next in york, pennsylvania. caller: i have heard them t

_ been talking with aid groups ngos and the un about the _ been talking with aid groups ngos and the with aid groups ngos and the un about the a delivery and set it will take several weeks and execution to build that temporary port, adding that the us to provide 2 million meals to gazans daily and they don't have a cost estimate yet of making that temporary port. let's speak to amy potter, nurse with medecins sans frontieres, who recently returned from gaza. hello to you. thanks very much for joining us. ijust mentioned there the pentagon's saying they've been talking to agencies about the delivery of this aid. this is the keyissue, delivery of this aid. this is the key issue, isn't it, for you guys down on the ground, this ability to move the aid through gaza and to reach the people who need it. it's one thing getting it from the sea onto land and getting it, but getting it to people, can you talk asked her how difficult that is? it's certainly difficult getting it to people. there's a lot of logistical problems. even more than that, there is aid outside of the border when i entered

now documenting his cases, it's the ability of human gh■8ts defenders a ngos to document and to submitould change the situation. it can be proposals for legal frameworks. ñ%if this peaceful advocacy doesn' work, you connect with more radical protests. it can be demonstrations and can be debates. the human rights defenders also connect with those groups. it happens not only in ukraine. case of nelson mandela is very interesting. he wanted to be peaceful, but at the fin speed -- stage, he moved. >> i've done some work in the nations specifically relating to the genocide in sri lanka and we found the united nations humans rights response to be very ineffective, similar with israel and palestine debate. +othe you and high commissioner for human rights resigned in protest over the lack of a respns. how do you feel that these bodies like the united nations can shift towards radical and more direct arms of change maybe failed to act on the promises they make to the >> it is an interesting question because i think we are on the stage of experiencing global changes soon. ukrainian human rights

with. dire humanitarian conditions in the besieg palestinian stripped the vessels sent by a spanish ngo is towing a barge with 200 tons of food aid, it set sail from a port in cyprus on tuesday. meanwhile, cypriot foreign minister said second aid ship with the bigger capacities being prepared in larnica port. israel's bombardment and ground offensive has reduced much of gaze's infrastructure to rubble. the onslot continues unabated on wednesday, the main un aid agency in gaza said an israeli strike hit one of its warehouses in the southern city. of rafa killing at least one staff member. the dire food shortages causing malnutrition and dehydration in gaza have already claimed 27 lives, most of them children. international aid agencies say the current aid entry cannot address the dire humanitarian situation in gaza. and we were earlier joined by journalist and activist khalid barrakot who shared with us his perspectives a gaza-bound humanitarian aid ship. well the problem with these initiatives is that it it comes as a replacement of ending the siege and opening the... the crossings, whi

israel is refusing to do that, and at the same time the europeans, the americans and some of even ngos are complicit in this, they want to show that we can starve you to death, and at the same time, they, you know, they want to keep palestinians, you know, um, in need of aid, and today... for example, the united nation have met with palestinian heads of tribes in gazza and they have listened to a unanimous united palestinian positions that people in ghazza support the resistance, any haid that comes to ghazza has to be in coordination with the palestinian resistance, and on the ground, i mean if the resistance doesn't want any of these vessels to enter ghazza, they are able to do so, but the resistance has been... very careful in term of looking at these initiatives, they are being also very realistic because they understand that people are have reached in in in reality a starvation, mean people are dying of starvation, and this is because of us position, united states is responsible for starving the palestinian people and the un special reporter on the right to food says those countri

on what basis do these or those american corporations, ngos, soros, media-like structures dictate toife in our state, the thought is still alive that in one way or another, specifically provocative, because otherwise it will not be possible to unleash a military conflict, at the moment no prerequisites for defeating us. ride a tractor and learn the secrets of making sweets: industrial tourism is actively developing in belarus and deserves high awards and compliments in minsk , the results of the republican competition have been summed up "woman of the year 2023". the program "events" is on air. in the studio olga onishchenko. hello. the further development of union integration, namely the implementation of joint projects, will increase belarus' gdp by $8 billion. such assessments. were heard in minsk at a meeting of a high-level group of the council of ministers of the union state. we will find out more details from our columnist oles vysotskaya. in minsk they discussed the implementation of joint projects, logistics, and customs harmonization. poshin, and also mutual recognition of

true ngos to come up through south america from all over the world, and then i'll get more ngos and more. and, by the way, you saw those wildfires in texas, crazy situation. finish emergencies like that happen all the time. the situation's gotten so dire in terms of how many people they're processing that they don't even have enough money allocated for the ngos, so they're raiding money, they're raiding pots of money like fema and other -- pete: covid. rachel: -- and do to i would and veterans' funds -- covid, and veterans funds are being raided in order to accommodate this intentional policy. pete: and the v.a. health care system, by the way, different ways decisions are being made, they're using resources there -- rachel: for illegals? pete: yes. rachel: ray unbelievable. pete: yes. i mean, it's all hands on deck. this move by biden down there was a loser play across -- they know it's a losing issue for them. it's not just resonating mt. prerepublican primary, it's a top the issue nationally across board parties, especially with independents -- both parties. so they went to the one pla

the regime is systematically racing the territory's education system, and a group of human rights ngos are filing lawsuit against denmark to force the country to end its arms exports to israel admit the gaza genocide. hello everyone, it's 5 am in the messige gaza strip and you're watching press tv world news and now our top story on relenting israeli air strikes continue to target palestinians fasting in the holy month of ramadan is hopes fade for sease fire in gaza. the regime's latest air strikes have claimed 11 palestinin lives in the central city of deer abala. local reports say is really shelling their continues up to this very moment. to the north, the jabalya refugee camp and its vicinity remain key targets. this, as the gaza health ministry says aid reaching the north is insufficient, while widespread hunger prevails in the area. and now moving to the south, the entire city of khan unis continues to witness daily shelling as israely forces are blown up number of residential areas there. according to the gaza media office, over 400 palestinians have been killed while waiting in

favor, we have cleared out the fifth column, we have cleared out public funds, we have cleared out ngos targeting fugitives, in half a year the next american senator will say that this is a beneficial story for us, this is what is happening in belor, this is a fight for democracy, they killed, no big deal, democracy, these are the articles about which you say, wrote from a politician, quoted, to almost all polish media, and if they thought that they were somehow glorifying those people who... would come with arms in their hands to fight for democracy in some kind of belarus, little-known in general to most residents the western world, then in fact they led to a completely opposite reaction, none of these blissful half-rainbow inhabitants living in western countries, terrorism, murder, military invasions in europe , especially do not want to support, so far they do not want to, this is completely unpopular with them history, they are all... cute, they are all plush, they are not all about that at all, there are some scenarios here, not only the voiced seizures of kobrin-malar and the mur

israel's genocide in gaza then in four years of conflict around the world. a group of human rights ngos are filing lawsuit against denmark to force the country to end its arms exports to israel admit the gaza genocide and leader of iran's islamic revolution ali khamenei says resistance in palestine will eventually bring israel to its knees. hello everyone, it's 2 am in the gaza strip and you're watching press tv world news and now palestinians in gaza see no ease to their suffering is israely bombardments and siege continues even during the holy month of ramadan. here's the moment uh... really air strike targets southern city of rafa. the regime struck the central city of deer abalah twice, killing nine palestinians and injuring dozens. 11. palestinians also lost their lives after israeli troops once again open fire on eight in gaza city. now, according to the gaza media office, over 400 palestinians have now been killed while standing in line waiting for life saving aid since march 1st. death holl from israely campaign of genocide since october the 7th, stands at 31,200, most of them w

the regime is systematically erasing the territory's education system and a group of human rights ngos are filing a lawsuit against denmark to force the country to end arms exports to israel ammit the gaza genocide. hello and welcome everybody, it's 8:30 am here in the iranian capital tehran, you're watching press tv's world news. our top story for this half hour, the relentless, israeli air strikes continue to target palestinians fasting in the holy month of ramadan as hopes are fading for immediate cease fire in the besieg gaza strip. the regime's latest air strikes have claimed 11 palestinin lives in. uh the central city of day alball, look reports say the israeli shelling there continues uh up to this moment to the north, the jabalia refugee camp and its vicinity remains a key target, this as the gaza health ministry says aid reaching the north is insufficient while widespread hunger prevails in the area. moving to the south, the entire city of hanjunes continues to witness daily shelling as israeli forces blow up residential areas there. according to the gaza media office, over fo

they call the ngo, they have never heard of that person.element of fraud that calls into question fraud on that legal or illegal status and feeds into the biden administration's hands that policies are working. no, they are not, you are being gamed. >> kayleigh: peculiar choice to put trump versus biden. they realize optics will be challenging for biden. here are optics yesterday, let me know if you see a difference. >> president biden: anyway, it is amazing. >> thank you, sir, time for remarks and briefer, invite you to our seats and we'll escort you this way. >> okay. we'll come over here with our friends from ice, and icro. >> good to see you, man. thank you. stand on my mark, my mark is back here. i'm told where i stand, little x's, be careful what i do here. >> kayleigh: has to standpoint on his mark, you watch trump take the lead and shake hands with border patrol. >> charles: if you had a next door neighbor whose family treated the grandfather this way, you would think, what are they doing? figure this out. maybe president biden, his

. >> what will the security coordination look like here between the us, israel, the un, and ngos? >> so for the most part, the us is going to try to keep its forces out of gaza so they will not be setting foot at least the plan seems to be that they will not be setting foot in gaza itself. what they will do though is they will coordinate with the un and with other ngos and there were organizations that are providing food to gaza civilians and they will bend basically transfer the food and other goods and medical supplies, for example, to them. it basically offshore, it will affect that transfer offshore and they will bring them bring the goods, these materials into gaza, add to this appear that they're building there. so it's going to be a very big logistical operation, especially if they're going to be supporting 1,000,000.5 or were so gaza civilians with this and other efforts? it's going to i think takes some time to make this happen. but the key thing brianna, is that there'll be a lot of security coordination not only with the ngos, but also with gaza police forces and with h

on what basis do certain american corporations, ngos, soros, media-like structures dictate the rulesus in our state ? it will turn out to unleash a military conflict. at the moment there are no prerequisites for defeating us, now we are on the verge of holding electoral campaigns, the terrorist activity of our opponents is beginning to intensify significantly, there is a clear interaction between various law enforcement agencies and components, here are the armed forces and the state security committee, the ministry of internal affairs, the border service, it is our joint activity that prevents terrorists from coming directly to our land. in many cities of belarus there are streets named after the glorious patriot vera kharuzhiy. a terrible day for the soviet people , june 22, 1941, found faith in the city of pinsk. without hesitation, she and her husband joined the partisan detachment. the brave underground woman lost her husband in the first days of the war. he died heroically in battle with the nazis. in august 1942, at the head of a group of underground workers, she went to work

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the us ambassador was handed a note demanding that the embassy stop supporting these ngos and remove websites. stressed that attempts to interfere in the internal affairs of russia, including subversive actions in the context of elections, will be strictly suppressed, up to and including declaring diplomats as nonggrat persons with subsequent expulsion. the world youth festival in sirius aroused among russians a sense of pride in the country, as well as hope and confidence in the future. this is evidenced by the results of a survey held on the eve of the closing of the grandiose forum. according to data from the center for communications, this is exactly how your emotions are. values ​​and ideas about a just world , communicate openly, understand that they have tens of thousands of delegates from 190 countries in common, as the first deputy head of the presidential administration sergei kiriyenko said today, participants from ukraine came to sirius, which was also discussed at the meeting of vladimir putin with guests of the festival anastasia koguzeva. hello sochi, the festival has

the regime is systematically erasing the territory's education system and a group of human rights ngos