sami's ancestral land spread from russia to sweden sami's and the sami people still live off the landlly recognised by the government in the ‘90s and they still face a battle for their right to the land and their way of life. can you only get cloudberries in finland ? i think all over the arctic. an arctic fruit? yes. it is our vitamin bomb. it's a little vitamin pill. yes, it's very good for you. sara wesslin is a journalist based in a sami town. she works for a finnish broadcaster, where she is one of the two reporters to work in the skolt sami language. what are the major issues concerning sami people right now? we don't have a sami representative in finnish government. is that worrying? yes, of course, and there has been many years, there has been talk about and discussion about it, should samis have their own representatives in the eu? in your ideal future, what would you like this government to do? what would you like sanna marin to do? for sami women? we don't have to be ashamed that we are sami, living in finland, we can be proud that we are part of finnish nation. even being

for sami women?hat we are sami, living in finland, we can be proud that we are part of finnish nation. even being in the table, being in the room with decision—making. 0ne old saying that, "nothing about us without us." one of the main issues addressed in the government equality plan is the rights of gender minorities in finland. trans rights activists have for years asked for reform of the trans act, a law that currently requires those seeking legal gender recognition to undergo enforced sterilisation. finland is the only nordic country that still requires infertility in order to get your legal gender recognised. in order to get male to female or female to male you need to prove that you cannot have biological children. in some cases, the people can become infertile enough by taking hormones, but if you are unable to take hormones or do not want to take hormones, then you will not get your legal gender recognised until you are in some other way found infertile, meaning that at the end if nothing els

for sami women?d that we are sami, living in finland, you can be proud at that we are part of finnish nation. even being in the table, being in the room with decision—making. one old saying that, "nothing about us without us." one of the main issues addressed in the government equality plan is the rights of gender minorities in finland. trans rights activists have for years asked for reform of the trans act, a law that currently seeking legal gender recognition to undergo enforced sterilisation. finland is the only nordic country that still requires infertility in order to get your legal gender recognised. in order to get male to female or female to male you need to prove that you cannot have biological children. in some cases, the people can become infertile enough by taking hormones, but if you are unable to take hormones or do not want to take hormones, then you will not get your legal gender recognised until you are in some other way found infertile, meaning that at the end if nothing else helps,

for sami women?. one old saying that, "nothing about us without us." one of the main issues addressed in the government equality plan is the rights of gender minorities in finland. trans rights activists have for years asked for reform of the trans act, a law that currently requires those seeking legal gender recognition to undergo enforced sterilisation. finland is the only nordic country that still requires infertility in order to get your legal gender recognised. in order to get male to female or female to male you need to prove that you cannot have biological children. in some cases, the people can become infertile enough by taking hormones, but if you are unable to take hormones or do not want to take hormones, then you will not get your legal gender recognised until you are in some other way found infertile, meaning that at the end if nothing else helps, then it is surgical removal of your organs. for me, the case was that i was already perceived as a male when i started the legal process. and

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really, really important that we do a similar thing and the 2nd wave seems that is going to peace sami's on the way with the vaccine coming up now, which is important because uncertainty is no, not good for economic growth and economic outlook. so i think we have a reason to be positive about the future. we've learned a lot from the pandemic. we need to build a better world post-school, we think 19 feet sustainability to be that that is haitian beat. so silent a league position. so there is a lot of opportunities, but we need to be mindful about the next few months if not quarters to come. it could be pretty rocky in both health healthcare needs as well as industrial opportunities and growth you. this will be your last quarter. you'll be leaving the, company next year. you're known as a very outspoken c.e.o., sometimes to the chagrin of your investors, are speaking out on issues like climate on issues, even like the more refugee camp. do you think that that is a responsibility of the c.e.o. of siemens to be so outspoken on sometimes geopolitical issues or is that a choice? well, it's, it

sami asako with the view from jerusalem and as we have mentioned there are side erekat dead at the age of 65 complications related to cope with 95. let's have a look at some other stories making news around the world he was attorney general bill barr has authorized federal prosecutors to look into allegations of voting irregularities in the presidential election it's the 1st time that he addressed president donald trump's repeated and unsubstantiated claims of widespread voter fraud since last week's election won by democrat joe biden. cities across florida are cleaning up after tropical storm at a flooded entire neighborhoods forecasters say it could rain intensify as it moves up the southwest gulf coast it struck central america last week as a hurricane authorities and honduras have doubled the country's death toll to have these 57. there have been scenes of celebration in azerbaijan and protests in armenia after the 2 countries agreed to stop fighting over the speeded rear region of garneau car buffs the russian brokered deal allows azerbaijan to keep its territorial games at least

the life and violent death of samir, kassir, journalist, author academic, and political activist, sami cassy, killing of a journalist on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. hello, i'm so rahman, you're watching the al-jazeera news, our life, my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. the trumpet, ministration announces plans to pull more troops out of iraq and afghanistan, slashing levels to the lowest in nearly 2 decades. but at home trump's efforts to cast doubt on the u.s. election result suffer more setbacks this time in pennsylvania and michigan and words of defiance from the leaders of europe. if your peers rebellious and.

i could demick and political activist, sami, across a killing of a journalist on al-jazeera women, mothers performers christmas. from their prison of the plateau that inspiration is for new food wolski cheap, stay fruit, invisible parties that you find a lot in the names come out. she says every u.s. president joe biden is finally told he can begin his transition to the white house . donald trump agrees to the process, but insists he'll keep up his fights to overturn the election result on america. and this is observed live from doha. also coming up astra zeneca says it's coded 19 vaccine is 90 percent effective and cheaper than rivals making it affordable for the developing world. the standoff in northern ethiopia government for.

on the main island of sami, get under. it shows me the best way to experience the islands. natural beauty on food. it's first we make our way through what looks like an enchanted forest. a few steps further on. we are on the edge of a volcanic crater on the head of us. plus the cult there are set to see dodge, which means 7 cities walk and jaded view. this huge cull. there are posts to different colored shimmering links to get a great view of them on many of the islands, dozens of hiking trails. i really like the hikes one are challenging. and here, since there's a lot of mountains on in one single hike, you can do a bit of everything up the hill flats down the hail slippery you can, you can, i can across a forest. and a few minutes later you're, you're already outside on a field like this. so i guess our very, i would say my opinion, they are very complete. there's a bit of everything. yes, i was also whale and dolphin watches paradise. the various ocean currents around the island make these waters a playground for them. i joined marine biologist in the shadow on route. sh

and let's bring in sami suckle who is joining us now with the view from jerusalem how was he to be remembered by the palestinians and also on the other side of the negotiating table in israel. as the negotiator of the palestinians and he's more than anyone else. with negotiations with the israelis and with the whole peace process and of course the oslo process so if we look back to 9091 who was the deputy head of the delegation to the druids talks and then in $95.00 the south will be israelis to formulate the interim agreement which brought about the totally that we have today to sell through in that we have in the 'd in the west bank and you went on and on with negotiations and you can see that at times that the whole process of negotiations did not make any progress when really you see the growth of the u.s. settlements throughout the west bank and many palestinians today's feel that the whole process has failed so. a lot of it is also associated with inside every cot so he's been respected for standing up for the palestinian cause but also as a person who did not succeed him here is to the

in paris, the teacher sami, a petty is decapitated for showing cartoons of the prophet mohammed in his classroom. president mark home wants to take vehement action against islamists and to forge a european coalition against terror. france has been particularly hard hit exactly . 5 years ago on nov 13th, 130 people were killed in islamists attacks. the terrorists stormed the better cloth theatre in paris, and shot dead dozens of young people at a concert. france never really recovered from the shock. these 2 men will forever be united through the attack for many in france, it is particularly remarkable that they together are standing up now against hatred and for reconciliation. it inflicted a national trauma on france, the attack on the battlefield. 90 concert goers, most of them young people were brutally killed in the heart of paris by a commando of islamist terrorists. one of the gunmen was 28 year old who was shot by police before blowing himself up at the scene. 5 years later, we drive in belgium to meet some nice father as dina. anymore still doesn't know what drove his son to ta

mumbai in the eighty's and ninety's having a car was an incredible incredibly luxury i bet if you samis had a car in the last 20 years let's look there lies a shinin globalization taking place in india. needs are. and these are not held to the same standards as scarse in the us in europe. scientists say that quality 1st gets worse of countries industrialize and use more energy but then after a while the costs become too high to ignore and invest in solving the problem. that's how britain fixed it over the course of a century the government factories out of cities brought in a clean air act to find companies belch out poisons and replace coal cookers with got it built parks and public transport networks that reduce reliance on carbon and in doing so they showed critics of environmental regulations that saving lives also means saving money p.c. argument that if you want to go look at konami you need to destroy the environment by this story in the environment history might. not correct. but europe still has an. outdoor air pollution today still called the 400000 deaths in europe each year

although we cannot independently confirm that sami organization is also the ethiopian government, so we store communications and allow monitors to access the regions are actually responding so far not. but we're obviously always open to, to communication, where we're very keen and we really do implore your storage it's resort, all communication to grow. this is essential to ensure accountability and transparency for all of creation on both sides of this, of this conflict. all the military operations in the region and also very key to ensuring that people can, can communicate with other in accordance with their right to freedom of expression . but monitoring the situation is very important. as you are, as you said in your report, as you said in your introduction, there are thousands, several 1000 refugees crossing the border into sudan. it's very key that the ethiopian or thirty's, ensure that on all sides that international humanitarian law and international human rights law is respected throughout this conflict. talk about that. what is most urgently needed to support the many civil

on the main island of sami, get under, it shows me the best way to experience the island's natural beauty on food says first, we make our way through what looks like an enchanted forest. a few steps further on . we are on the edge of a volcanic crater on the head of us plus the cut there are said to sit down, which means 7 cities and a lot of jaded view this huge cull. there are posts to different colored shimmering lakes. you get a great view of them on many of the islands, dozens of hiking trails. i really like the hikes one are challenging. and here, since there's a lot of mountains on in one single hike, you can do a bit of everything up the hill flats down the hail slippery you can you, can i across a forest and a few minutes later you're, you're already outside on a field like this so i guess our very, i would say my opinions are very complete. there's a bit of everything. but there, there's also also the whale and dolphin watches paradise. the various ocean currents around the island make these waters a playground for them. i'm joined the marine biologist initiative up on route. sh

i'm sami's i don and all that, look at the headlines here and i'll just say that i now ethiopia's prime minister has told parliament federal forces have not killed a single civilian during the 3 week long conflict in the region and it insists the army will not destroy the regional capital. after having captured it on the weekend, that as to growing forces say they're still fighting federal soldiers. near micheli, hundreds have been killed and thousands forced to flee to neighboring sudan. malcolm webb has more from nairobi. the prime minister, as we heard told members of parliament that the government side didn't.

a journalist into academic and political activist, sami, across a killing of a journalist on al-jazeera. were you the watching al-jazeera mind of our top stories this hour? the us pharmaceutical company says early results show that 19 vaccine is 94.5 percent effective in preventing the virus earlier drugmaker finds an ounce, it's vaccine was 90 percent effective. donald trump's national security adviser says he'd like to see the blockade on cattle resolved within 70 days. brian said a 1st step would be for saudi arabia and bahrain to fully reopen and space to tarrie, a former world bank official francisco sagacity has been chosen by peru's congress to be the new interim president. a national leader in a week to gustus seems a presidency ahead of elections called for al-jazeera has obtained recordings of one of the world's most wanted men trying to negotiate immunity from prosecution. the billionaire financier joe is wanted for his role in malaysia's multi-billion $1.01 m.t.b. ford scandal. marianne jolly has this exclusive report. a warning it does contain some flash photography. these

simeon casi of journalist author, academic and political activist, sami, across a killing of a journalist on al-jazeera. and now the breakthrough in the race for call, the 900 backseat us from a dot is only 12 years old, so it's nearly 95 percent effective. rather empty, but al, this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up in just over an hour president elect joe biden, will unveil his plan to revive the nation's economy.

but you cannot afford to do that forever, says sami wunder.ness in coaching women in dating and relationships, having started off four years ago charging clients a tiny fraction what she charges now. she says your business can only thrive if you charge the rate that your product or service is truly worth. i think it's really important that people are not afraid of charging full market rates as long as they know they are delivering now. when i started out, as an entrepreneur, i had to think about how all would price their products because i hadn't worked with anyone yet and had no standing in the market and started charging full market prices for my services when we were around the fourth and fifth market month of the business because i had served over 20 clients by then that i had helped get results for so i knew that the process i was teaching was working and gives people the transformation they asked for. i think what is really important for young entrepreneurs is that they have to understand their business will not get wiped out because the

and it just sami's all in this situation where they now have to balance how to feed themselves to feed their own children, the tectum sense of virus and some how to cover a from years and years of active conflict, you still look at more than 1500000. people in northwest city and the law still displaced the last hundreds if not thousands of them who have no place to live in. so we start seeing children displays signs of trying to cope with all of this, but without any of the forces necessarily available in the tents. them didn't. we hear heartbreaking stories from children who either live with say, 111 pedophiles that they've been waiting for for months. if not longer, and we've met children who lived in a destroyed car with no parents until we've managed to find them to a, to another tentative solution. and it's, it's a very difficult time for them when they have to balance. i don't have a physical school to go to, i also don't have enough food to eat, and i need to go to school. but at the same time i need to feed my sense. or even sometimes, in some cases, even richer than just too y

and finally down samir, kassir journalist, academic and political activist, sami, across the killing of a journalist on al-jazeera, who now you're watching al-jazeera reminder, the top stories this hour. if you obviously air force says it's carried out strikes near the main city of the tikrit region after a deadline passed. and the government has frozen bank accounts, links to, to gray's leadership, chief executives, all facebook and twitter right now, bearing 4 members of the senate judiciary committee on the questions about social media and the presidential elections. it is their 2nd area, tribbles based 80 migrants to be killed and dozens injured. the engine of a bulge exploded in the north atlantic. see it happen next, virt, the western coast of africa. the french parliament is debating a proposed go all the bans, the broadcast of police officers faces. critics say it's an attack on free speech that could lead to impunity for police violence reports from paris. french documentary, the monopoly of violence, exposes and examines police brutality in france, focusing on recent protes

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that's it for this edition of counting the cost time sami's. they banned from the whole team. here for now, it's goodbye news and al-jazeera is next coded. 19 is a public health crisis that has been compounded by capitalism, navigates the big questions raised by the global pandemic. how is the system based on private ownership of profit? the world in a ton of us, capitalism is the pandemic. so much of the exploited to protect the people for the profit episode, one of the full hail the meltdown on his era. the past, past boss travels the roads of mexico, raising ecological creative solution to the country's most remote demonstrated courts in the struggle for a better speech. past passed by half of the viewfinder latin america seen on outages. there are a wrong, severe revenge. after a prominent new kid scientist is killed in an ambush and says it suspects israeli involvement. and i will tell you this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up. if europe is prime minister meets with african leaders, but rejects international office to mediate the conflict in the tape where reg

sami, always good to talk to you. you believe this appears to be a genuine breakthrough, but i'm interested. how do you think this will actually play out with so many armed groups, militias, local conflicts? do you think this will be easily reflected on the ground? i think it's a breakthrough in so far as it demonstrates that all of the libyan factions are ready and willing to engage in the political process. it's a breakthrough in the political factions that the military solution is no longer possible and that the political process is the best way to go about cementing and trying to cement what they have achieved in influence throughout this conflict. so it's a breakthrough in that it represents a genuine desire among syllabi and parties to choose a political battlefield as opposed to a military battlefield. however, the problem that i have with this announcement is that we have to remember that elections have taken place in better environments. this in 20142011, the problem with those elections was not the fact that

after the military seizes control, i'm sami's a dan. this is al jazeera live from doha, also coming up thousands of farm workers killed in northeastern nigeria and the worst attack in months blamed on voters in switzerland. decide whether to make companies liable for rights, violations, or environmental damage across the world. and cern's in bangladesh as many migrant workers hit hard by the pandemic arrived back home without wages, tortured or in coffins. to begin in ethiopia, where the government tells out just 0 opposition fighters could still be hiding in the 2 grain capital. dismissing the suggestion of guerrilla warfare, the military sees the city on saturday. now says it has game for control of federal police are searching for leaders of the t p l f. looking in the city and surrounding areas. well, the group itself is vowing to fight on. in another development, the u.s. state department says 6. explosions were heard in the eritrean capital asmara on saturday. it's been no claim of responsibility, but the growing forces confirmed

that's it for this edition of counting the cost time sami's. they banned from the whole team. here for now it's goodbye news. and i'll just say is that from the al-jazeera london bureau, catherine 2. special guests in conversation. when you say a lie a 1000000 times, that becomes the fact. you then can create whatever narrative you want, unprompted uninterrupted, and i realized i was working for something that was evil, you know, being a part of our recreating our maria ressa meets christopher wiley. the death of journalism is only the 1st signal for the death of democracy studio to be unscripted on al-jazeera, rumania, ancient forests. some of europe's most pristine. there are crucial for our society . a crucial fall battle against the climate crisis, but illegal logging by a ruthless timber mafia is destroying both the landscape and people's lives. being in the main, there is no water, there are bunks violence filling with the goals, amidst claims of corruption and the role of powerful multinationals. people in power investigates, rumania, break into the forest. on al-jazeer

and dad of simeon casias journalist into academic and political activist, sami, across the killing of a journalist on al-jazeera. just there on her mind of our top stories this hour, the head of the u.s. vaccine program says 1st americans could receive it as soon as december 11th. that's a day off to regulators meet to decide on the safety of 2 vaccine candidates. the plan is to vaccinate $20000000.00 people before the end of the year. and g. 20 leaders say that bell spared no effort to ensure the fair distribution of grow virus vaccines around the world. but wrapping up a virtual summit hosted by saudi arabia to get a few specifics on exactly how this began. ethiopia's prime minister has given rebels in the north, into great region into wednesday to surrender. government forces are threatening an all out assault on the regional capital. votes is underway in the presidential and parliamentary elections. millions of voters turned out just 5 fears of attacks. the country had seen a spike in violence ahead of the vote. president mark a border, you see rather another term, but he's being

walcott's the life and fine and dad of samir, kassir journalist, academic and political activist, sami, across a killing of a journalist on al-jazeera. since 2013 wish the world innovation summit or health has gathered health care leaders, practitioners and research just together to larry, interact and engage with innovative organizations this year. wish will take place virtually under the banner of one world, our health register now. wish dot org dot q.a. the heat wave. continuing in the northwest foster in the kimberley's about here with a record equalled not quite broken. i don't think the heat spreading down through the heart of australia and down towards adelaide. you see 40 springs should be right about the 34 mark, so you can hear it's quite hot, but adelaide facility 6. that's well above where it should be so, but it was but it won't last. this is the interior wind, but you just changed out there the direction it at 22, but time to get to monday, the showers moving across into what's still warm weather in queens but nothing like as big as they were just a couple of days ago. an

mumbai in the eighty's and ninety's having a car was an incredible incredible luxury i bet if you samishad a car in the last 20 years let's look there lies a shinin globalization leeson india. car sceptical because the. needs are. and these are not held to the same standards as scarse in the us in europe. scientists say that quality 1st gets worse of countries industrialize and use more energy but then after a while it costs become too high to ignore and invest in solving the problem. that's how britain fixed it over the course of a century the government factories out of cities brought in a clean air act to find companies both trapped poisons and replace coal cookers we've got it built parks and public transport networks that reduce reliance on carbon and in doing so they showed critics of environmental regulations that saving lives also means saving money piecing argument that if you want to develop it konami you need to destroy the environment by this story in the environment history might. not correct. but europe still have an. alto evolution today still called the 400000 deaths in

samir, kassir journalist, academic and political activist, sami, across a killing of a journalist on al-jazeera. how you can grow some giant thunderstorms in the austin time pompous and that frequently happens. it's just happened again, that massive cloud gave 12 hours of rumblings thunder on its way through the north's gusts of nearly 100 kilometers per hour. hail be the result. more usefully . you get rain out of it is gone through or will go through later on today. a sudden, paraguayan to the northeast or southeast of brazil with significant right. that's the sort of stuff that tops the reservoirs around south parlor eventually equally or even bigger rains of fold in the northwest. the continent in western colombia maybe as a result of the warmish waters a lot niña. it induces more right in this part of the council. and that landslide unfortunately, was the result of that that could be more of the same. and in a similar area, just a bit further north is our $2930.00 s named storm of the season. i would go well beyond the record. certainly a new record. this one is there hearken io

journalist into academic and political activist, sami cutscene, killing of a journalist on al-jazeera. fort hood. i'm ron khan in doha. the top stories on al-jazeera republican party leaders in the u.s. state of michigan say they're not aware of any information that would change joe biden's electoral victory that they should. the statement after meeting with president trump saying the states, if occasion process should be free from threats and intimidation. ellen fisher has more from the white house. well, it's not a great couple of hours for the trump campaign and those around him. i hope they can overturn the results either by taking legal action or by getting legislators to not follow the normal procedure. so this meeting, we don't know exactly what happened in the meeting, but the statement afterwards from the 2 senior republicans from michigan certainly indicate they heard nothing from donald trump. that would change the result of the election in michigan. and that they are going to press ahead. the united nations is warning of a humanitarian crisis in northern ethiopia says more

on the main island of sami again, and shows me the best way to experience the island's natural beauty on food says. first we make our way through what looks like an enchanted forest. a few steps further on. we are on the edge of a volcanic crater on the head of us. plus the cult there are set to see dodge, which means 7 cities. and rock and roll. engineer is this huge cult there are posts to different colors, shimmering lakes. you get a great view of them on many of the islands, dozens of hiking trails. i really like the hikes one are challenging. and here, since there's a lot of mountains on in one single hike, you can do a bit of everything up the hill flats down the hill slippery you can you can i across the forests and a few minutes later you're, you're already outside on a field like this so i guess our very, i would say my opinion, they're very complete. there's a bit of everything. yes, ours also whale and dolphin watches paradise. the various ocean currents around the island make these waters a playground for them. i'm joined marine biologist, inish tabo on route. she tells me

statehood progressive party -- john amy: we eneration [music playing] [man singing in foreign language] sami was one of the focal points of the slave trade. those that lost their frdom came here across the oceans, and their music came with them. rap, rock, blues, jazz. everything we listen to these days had its start right here in west africa. it's not an exaggeration to say that "sod tracker" has taken a trip to the cradle of western music. [speaks foreign language]

sami yaffa: a republic that works as the gatew between the east a the wes greeks f antiquit romans, bantine ottoman eires, this place is built upon the cultural heritage of all these ancient powers. it's a place of contradictions that has been the meeting place and the destination for different peoples, traditions, cultures, and art forms. it respects tradition but wants to be modern. this musical melting pot is the perfect subject for "sound tracker." welcome to tury. [kanun, baglama, and clarinet playing]

on the main island of sami, give me the best way to experience the islands. natural beauty on food. first, we make our way through what looks like an enchanted forest. a few steps further on, we are on the edge of a volcanic crater on the head of us plus the cult there are set to sit down, which means 7 cities in and in cork and enjoy the view of this huge crowd. there are posts to different colors, shimmering lakes. you get a great view of them on many of the islands, dozens of hiking trails. i really like hikes. one are challenging. and here, since there's a lot of mountains on in one single hike, you can do a bit of everything up the hill flats down the hill slippery you can, you can ike across a forest. and a few minutes later you're, you're already outside on a field like this. so i guess our very, i would say my opinion, there are very complete. there's a bit of everything because ours also whale and dolphin watches paradise. the various ocean currents around the island make these waters a playground for them. i've joined marine biologist in the shadow on route. she tells me m

xxxxxdñooooooooooooooo sami: hanoi rocks play in this country back in '83.a gig that istill hands down e most unforgettable concert in my career. in the sixties, the beatles were looking for a new direction from the peninsula with guru maharishi mahesh yogi. and a thousand years ago,he gypsies left this land behind to spread the musical reasuresround the rld. chaos, harmony, spiritualism, modern times, the caste system, elephants, and nuclear weapons, old and new living in perfect harmony and utter conflict. this is a culture o

all music by the late sahrawi singer "mariem hassan" [engines roaring] [music playing] sami: sometimeslture is so diverse and spreads so far and wide that trying to capture it is like shaking hands with an old octopus. in a nutshell, that's the point of disembarkation for this "sound tracker" exploration. a land filled with unique and unbelievable music in every conceivable form.

we haven't seen it yet, to be honest with you, sami. clearly what we heard there from the king were very broad words about how the g. 20 is going to help put what he has already called an extraordinary year. but the devil is in the detail on this occasion. i can tell you that in this 2nd day of sessions, in the closed sessions, the u.n. secretary general, antonio good terrorists, again repeated his specific call for specific funding for the vaccine in order to get a vaccine and other several vaccine candidates to everyone on earth. because they know they'll be no problem in the richer countries on earth. people to be able to go to a pharmacy, go to a hospital and get their vaccination is going to be much harder in some of the poorer countries on earth and conflict zones around the world. trying to get the vaccine to the right places and then get it delivered to the people that need it most. and the funding so far on that there's a big funding gap. so far $10000000000.00 has been pledged to try and get the vaccine to everyone. they estim

thank you so much, sami. well, the president of african football ahmed ahmed has been banned for 5 years. football's governing body finding a guilty of breaching its code of ethics the for say, he broke rules related to offering and accepting gifts, abuse of position and misappropriation of funds. and was voted into power of the confederation of african football in 27 seen, recently announced his intention to run for reelection presidential elections coming up next march. now fifa say, financial abuse is included using confederation of funds to pay for an arm or a pilgrimage to mecca for football officials. or ask if it's a temporary control of african football to try and speed up reforms. an independent audit of care finances concluded its records were unreliable or not trustworthy. and it does now have the option of appealing against this ban of the court of arbitration for sports. now, earlier on we spoke to african sportswriter coming. she says i'm a drain has damaged football on the consonants at all lev

vine and death, and simeon casias, journalist, or thought i could to make, and political activist, sami casi, killing of a journalist on al-jazeera rule, the order you're watching al-jazeera, a reminder of our top stories this hour. ethiopia's air force says it's carried out strikes now the main city of the tikrit region for a deadline passed and the government has frozen bank accounts, links to teach that leadership. at least 80 migrants been killed and dozens injured when the engine of a boat exploded in the north atlantic city. it happened near cape verse of the west, african, sorry, the west coast of africa. tens of thousands of anti-government protesters are rallying in the thai capital, bangkok, cornball prime minister to resign. earlier, a small demonstration was held in support of the u.n. agency for palestinian refugees has warned that it is facing a financial crisis that its financial chief says could lead to disaster employees staged a protest outside on red courtis in gaza. city against a reduction of their salaries, the agency has asked for emergency donations to help make

before finishing in the city of jeddah, i'll be here again later with more sports news, sami, and some much peter brings us the end of this news. our barbara starr is up next in a couple minutes from london with the colorful bulletin. so stay with us. jumped into the stream and julian on global community bio diversity is biosecurity . it is that essential for our species to survive? be part of the debate. i know you have i.d.'s and you can be part of this conversation when no topic is off the table, the police are not neutral and all of these cases goal here is to terrorize. and here's the other part of this. there's no consequence, this stream on out is their paper have come to expect a lot from al-jazeera over the years. it's the reporting, the commitment to on the reporter places the commitment to the human story. but it's also the idea of challenging those in power. if a politician comes on this channel, they will be challenged and that's what people expect of us. they want the questions. oncet, that is what we've always done. that's what we will continue to remain, is ancient fore

we're joined now by skype from ethiopia's capital, addis ababa sami architecture, as a journalist for the reporter newspaper. thanks so much for being with us. we say it's a want to get information out of the region because of the communications shutdown . what are your sources telling you about whether they're still fighting or what the latest situation is there? you know, the latest information we're receiving from, literally, like i've been going to the sudan, thousands of them. the u.n. tells us there are currently $5000.00. but there are also more under human could your parents that have been going to the sudan. and also we are talking on the reports that are coming from the european human rights commission, amnesty international. only because we're not allowed to go there and see for ourselves and verify the information we've been receiving from governments, the p.l.o. and all forces. and i gather that you've talked to some people, it described how difficult it is, even get hold of family to know whether they're ok to tell us a bit about that. it really has been, you know, i spo

trots the life and violent death of simeon casi, a journalist with a academic and political activist, sami, across a killing of a journalist on al-jazeera. in under a year, covert, 19 has altered us assad to seek and expose deficiencies in political, social, and economic structure of capitalism is the pandemic. that is the root cause of so much of the suffering. the flaps and big data, which old could literally save our lives in the past, the headline has the pandemic given us the chance to reevaluate our world all hail the lockdown coming soon on al-jazeera. route for this is the news hour from al-jazeera, and these are the top stories on manias. prime minister is resisting pressure to resign. after days of anger, about a cease fire deal with azerbaijan. he called passion young says he takes full responsibility for the loss of territory in the going to cut about talks to end libya's decade. long war have concluded, but there is no agreement on who will form the interim. government un's acting envoy says a lot of work needs to be done yet, and the ethiopian government is sending military r

and having sami on the album was a dream come true. singing and the studio. there wasn't the time during this lockdown period when i didn't know if i would sing again but thankfully i managed to get into the studio. it was such a release, such a pleasurable thing to do, to sing once again. good to talk to you. everyone we talk to is pleased to be working and doing what they love. thank you for coming on. take care of yourself. thank you. aled's album is called blessings and on sunday at 1.15pm on bbc one he will present "songs of praise: remembrance" and you can hear a version of his song with harry billinge on there. the time is 9:52am. television dramas often try to reflect reality, and when holby city returns to our screens this week, it will see the fictional hospital struggle to deal with the pressures of the coronavirus pandemic. the medical series will dramatise the real—life challenges frontline staff faced with things like a lack of protective equipment. and of course programme makers had their own challenges, filming within c