oxfam is in g.-o. which is a non-governmental organization which is given its accreditation by the united nations the united nation has a policy against having sex with your beneficiaries so does oxfam and so we're talking about a situation where you're asking me. who is it you know is the victim and we talk about under-age soaks here this man that we're talking about roland has a history of having sex in place is paid by donation dollars as an ox you know he started out in liberia and he was dismissed for having sex with local people including under-age children and you know as a lawyer as a human rights lawyer i'm actually concerned sex with underage children is pedophilia it's a crime we're not talking about. anything else. yes there is prostitution but as you know whenever a military comes into a space the level of sexual abuse and prostitution goes up at least fifteen percent is that really what the u.n. and the ngos are supposed to be doing in haiti aren't they supposed to be fiduciaries that are

division of oxfam has been banned other oxfam workers are still in haiti does that mean that the country actually needs oxen here or just found a temporary scapegoat in the u.k. division we haitians have not been heard this is not about oxfam this is about the underage children who were you by this in geo who are now being blared about in headlines as prostitutes what happens when you're fifteen years old and your mother just died five of your brothers just died. instead of helping you with the donation dollars that's paying this man salary that's been given by citizens of the world who care about what happened this crisis this me and held. orgy sex with animals with these children what can happen to them i'm a human rights lawyer who spent the last twenty four years of my life since one thousand nine hundred ninety four exposing that the charitable industrial complex and the military industrial complex are about colonialism that there in haiti as a smokescreen wildly western corporatocracy takes our resources out so you know if you're talking to a haitian would. and you have talked in t

to use syria breaks it down trying to destroy british society plus i'll be talking about violence oxfam should george soros intervene in the parks at the bait and for sensationalist a new book about jeremy called a civil war coming up in today's going underground but first whatever you think of yesterday's court decision in london new light has been shed on the case against julian assange one of the usas most wanted whistleblowers or if you believe the boss of the cia an individual threatening the lives of three hundred twenty three million people it's time to call out wiki leaks for what it really is a non-state hostile intelligence service often abetted by state actors like russia some might argue that isn't just publishing of cables has contributed to international security by revealing nato war crimes but that belief appears not to be shared by the british crown prosecution service which decides on court's action in the name of the queen fighting discredited rape allegations a son as has not until this week been able to determine just how politicized his case is being because the c.

funding to oxfam nothing will change says the independent pretty harsh or at least one columnist sean o'grady i mean come on i mean i was on this show the other week talking to us about the inequalities of western capitalism the fact that capitalism is not benefiting the poorest surprise surprise we get an old old story arguably about sex workers and the use of oxfam staff and a lack of management i think what this is tapping into is a sense among the to be those on the right of british politics that too much international aid is being sent over to groups that are largely not very transparent or perhaps i'm accountable and there's a sense that we need a greater level of scrutiny to safeguarding and things like that and so you seem pretty patella people on the right of the conservatives saying actually enough is enough we need to clamp down and this is a very lively debate within the conservative party although people arguably on the left to talk about whether it is being used geopolitically rather than charitably which is another another debate let's go on to this now from the express

over two million haitians homeless and then you have this army of n.g.o.s coming in and that's where oxfam comes in with a director who has been recycled in different other n.g.o.s as a sexual immoral person and me he's.

arabia continues to target civilians and refuses to adequately investigate all compensate victims oxfam condemned the attack and cold for an investigation in response riyadh said it is taking the report very seriously and will fully investigate as it claims to have done in the past with many similar incidents the saudi led coalition intervened in yemen almost three years ago to counter the opposition fight as riyadh considers them terrorists seeking to overthrow the yemeni government the u.n. has described the conflict as the worst manmade humanitarian crisis in modern history and we spoke to the former head of the red cross in yemen who explained just how much needs to be done to help that country. it's a problem with a structural collapse of the system in yemen you have problems of water you have problems of sanitation we in the international red cross we try to fix those problems otherwise there would maybe not be any running water and so on anymore so there is no doubt that what is coming into the country at the moment is not enough and more should be done you money to and aid is to

i think oxfam is just sort of the symptom of our there masturbating on this pain that has been imposed upon us because of imperialism what else could they do they could actually leave haiti. ok we're going to go actually case by case but because some is the latest case i'd like to focus on that in the beginning i mean totally takes one scandal to ruin the reputation of a charity accusation stake and people start thinking that the whole organization is one after the scandal broke out everything they're going to zation try to say or do just fuel the fire so it's like no matter what they say it won't come out right do they really deserve to be battered further well i guess we're talking about children we're talking about post earthquake i mean look at the situation sophie we're talking about two thousand and ten the catastrophic injuries and ten thousand hey.

i think oxfam is just sort of the symptom of the problem because haiti's under occupation and these n.g.o.s are there masturbating on this pain that has been imposed upon us because of imperialism what else could they do they could actually leave haiti. ok we're going to go actually case by case but because it's the latest case i'd like to focus on that in the beginning i mean totally takes one scandal to ruin the reputation of a charity accusation stake and people start thinking that the whole organization is rotten after the ski.

to use syria breaks it down trying to destroy british society plus i'll be talking about violence oxfam should george soros intervene in the parks at the bait and the sensationalist new book about germany called the civil war coming up in today's going underground but first whatever you think of yesterday's court decision in london new light has been shed on the case against julian assange one of the usas most wanted whistleblowers or if you believe the boss of the cia an individual threatening the lives of three hundred twenty three million people it's time to call out wiki leaks for what it really is a non-state hostile intelligence service often abetted by state actors like russia some might argue that isn't just publishing of cables has contributed to international security by revealing nato war crimes but that belief appears not to be shared by the british crown prosecution service which decides on court action in the name of the queen fighting discredited rape allegations astonished has not until this week been able to determine just how politicized his case is being because the c

coalition continues to target civilians and refuses to adequately investigate or compensate victims oxfam condemned the attack and called for an investigation meanwhile red says it's taking the report very seriously and will fully investigate as as done in the past with similar incidents the saudi led coalition intervened in the yemen almost three years ago to fight toothy rebels considers them terrorists who oppose the yemeni government the un's describe the conflict as the worst humanitarian crisis in modern history was joined by the full my head of the red cross in yemen to explain just how much needs to be done in the country. why didn't the family and there is a problem with a structural collapse of the system in yemen you have problems of water you have problems of sanitation we in the international red cross we try to fix those problems otherwise there would maybe not be any running water and so on anymore so there is no doubt that what is coming into the country at the moment is not enough and more should be done humanitarian aid is to some to a large extent allowed in but the pro

conflict there was a shin also stressed that countries should work together to minimize harm to civilians oxfam condemned the attack calling for an investigation to be carried out and as for the saudi led coalition a spokesman that says they are taking the reports very seriously and will look into it. the coalition intervened in yemen almost three years ago to fight who three rebels now considers them terrorists who oppose the yemeni government which it backs the conflict brought the country to what the u.n. describes as the worst humanitarian crisis in modern history a yemeni journalist told us that saudi planes targeted a nonmilitary area not for the first time i visited a place. where the. top least their. very far away from any military positions. i met with the people there talk to me they've told me that they have heard the word pleas holding over their wedding. different times but suddenly the media and expect that these saudi arabia's fighter jets would target a wedding that time it's not the first of its kind to take place since the beginning of the saudi led coalition's war in yemen i

rights watch said the saudi coalition continues to target civilians and refuses to compensate victims oxfam also condemned the attack and called for an investigation of the saudi military says it's taking the report very seriously and will conduct a probe saudi warplanes have been bombing yemen for the past three years now the intervention was launched to prop up the yemeni government against who thought rebels now the united nations has described the conflict as the world's worst humanitarian disaster macauley culkin brae was joined in the studio by the former head of the red cross and given he explain just how much work needs to be done in the country. why didn't the family in and there is a problem with a structural collapse of the system in yemen you have problems of water you have problems of sanitation we in the international red cross we try to fix those problems otherwise there would maybe not be any running water and so on anymore so there is no doubt that what is coming into the country at the moment is not enough and more should be done humanitarian aid is to some to a large exte

coalition continues to target civilians and refuses to adequately investigate or compensate victims oxfam we heard from them too they condemned the attack and called for an investigation meanwhile red says it's taking the report very seriously and will fully investigate as it has done in the past with similar incidents in the saudi led coalition intervened in yemen almost three years ago to fight who thought rebels riyadh considers them terrorists to oppose the yemeni government the un's describe the conflicts as the worst humanitarian crisis in modern history a yemeni journalist told us that it's far from the first time saudi planes have targeted nonmilitary areas. i visited a place in where they were willing to talk least they're. very far away from any military positions. i met with the people there talk to me they've told me that they have heard the word please hurry over their wedding. different times but suddenly the how the hell he didn't expect that the saudi arabians fighter jets would target a wedding at that time it's not the first of its kind to take place since the beginning

coalition continues to target civilians and refuses to conduct investigations or compensate victims oxfam condemned the attack and called for an investigation. all read in the meantime has said it is taking the report very seriously and will fully investigate as it has done in the past with similar incidents and the saudi bombing of yemen has been going on for three years now the intervention was launched to prop up the government against shia who think rebels the u.n. describe the conflict as the world's worst humanitarian crisis was joined by the former head of the red cross and given who explain just how much needs to be done in the country. why didn't the family in and there is a problem with a structural collapse of the system in yemen you have problems of water you have problems of sanitation we the international red cross we try to fix those problems otherwise there would have maybe not be any running water and so on anymore so there is no doubt that what is coming into the country at the moment is not enough and more should be done humanitarian aid is to some extent allowed in but

target civilians refuses to adequately investigate the attacks and doesn't compensate the victims oxfam in its response called for an investigation into what it describes as human rights violations as for the saudi led coalition meanwhile here's what they had to say about sunday's asterix in the claims against them this is what we got from a spokesman it says they're taking the report very seriously that they will fully investigate all incidents of this nature. i was the bridegroom our friends gathered in our place and were hit by a near strake many instant people were killed and injured. this is my nephew who was injured last night by the air strike his two brothers were killed. the coalition intervened in yemen almost three years ago to fight who the rebels riyadh considers them terrorists who oppose the yemeni government which it backed the conflict brought the country to war the un describes as the worst humanitarian crisis in modern history yemeni journalist told us that saudi planes targeted a nonmilitary area not for the first time i visited a place inside a band where they were

to use syria breaks it down trying to destroy british society plus i'll be talking about violence oxfam should george soros intervene in the parks at the bait and the sensationalist new book about jeremy colbert goal a civil war coming up in today's going underground but first whatever you think of yesterday's court decision in london new light has been shed on the case against julian assange one of the usas most wanted whistleblowers or if you believe the boss of the cia an individual threatening the lives of three hundred twenty three million people it's time to call out wiki leaks for what it.

even the press coverage of foreign aid, oxfam had a scandal which was awful recently, the good news does not travel quite as fast as the bad news. trying to make sure people have an overall picture that some things are not manage that well, but overall, whether it is health or education or thisultural or sanitation, time has been the best ever and helping poor countries uplift themselves. >> we have a question from a reporter in the audience. >> good morning. facebook, twitter, and google have faced harsh criticism for what is seen as allowing their platforms for getting out of control. one symptom is russia's efforts to influence american domestic politics. you mentioned some experience with government oversight. do you think the government needs to step in, if not, why not, and if so what would that look like? interest in do these platforms polarize people exacerbates, trends towards polarization that is already taking place? do they allow foreign influence that should not be allowed, trolls, hate speech, to come on and affect people's views. those are interesting questions in a democr

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president, has kaz oxfam has-- abstained from voting. we believe it should be a result of peaceful dialogue and constructive negotiations on the basis of security. as i have already mentioned in my statements, we have called for all bodies to refrain from any actions that cannot further aggravate the tensions and lead it to spiral out of control. for rich we would need -- for which we would need to attract back. thank you. the want to thank representative for his statement and i give the floor now to the representative of equatorial guinea. >> thank you. because ittained reflects the frustration of my situation the current our inability to adopt a resolution to establish a mechanism. with our extension, we are theng an appeal to resume initiative to establish such a mechanism that we can avoid action such as the ones we have seen yesterday. we would like to recall the initiative taken by sweden and which was endorsed by a number of countries. in order to introduce the necessary reforms into the draft resolution so it can be adopted and s

according to oxfam, this water pollution is among the factors causing a dramatic increase in kidney problems gaza's residents. according to the world bank, nearly 80% of gaza's residents receive some form of humanitarian aid. unemployment is over 40%. among the young people, it is even higher, nearly 60%. and let me repeat that. youth unemployment in gaza today is nearly 60%. it is hard for me to imagine how peace and stability will come to an area where so many young people have given up hope for a decent future. this is an issue we must address. [ cheers and applause ] >> earlier this year, israeli security officials warned that the humanitarian crisis in gaza increases the chance of incidents at the border fence turning deadly. israeli security officials also believe conditions in gaza could worsen to the point of a total collapse of order in that territory, leading to all-out confrontation between and among various factions in gaza and with israel. that is what happens when people are desperate and have no options. there is much blame to go around for the horrific conditions in gaza. ham