or text messaging nuns he wants to know what's the best way of building a sexual health crisis how can one actually build the application that would best meets your requirements is do you see a tweet it comes to you six when it comes to health when it comes to excess of information in that regard traditionally you know and there are some as you took the train to pick this could be nancy's got lucky. the cafe owner is trying to develop an app that collects text messages about sexual health and lets people share them it. goes to people so you can create. a mobile application for the whole community sure you know so that showing it can be able to manage its own health issues you know it can see how many. people who have went to this i mean if your political interests me you know how many people are getting better show there one of those kind of thing. by the whole community to not only the health care system called blown away scientists it was idea is to help spread health information by a kind of extra nic word of mouth. nancy thinks his idea could form the basis of our own life communic

or text messaging nun's he wants to know what's the best way of building a sexual health crisis how can one actually build the application that would best meets your requirements is the way you see a tweet it comes to you six when it comes to health when it comes to excess of information in that regard traditionally you know and there's some as you took the train to to get is nancy's got lucky. the cafe owner is trying to develop an app that collects text messages about sexual health and lets people share them it. goes to people so you can create. a mobile application for the whole community sure you know so that showing it can be able to manage its own health issues you know it can see how many. people who have went through this i mean if you prefer to conclude you know people are getting better show they're one of those kind of thing . by the whole community to not only. call blown away scientists it was idea is to help spread health information by a kind of extra nic word of mouth how do you see things his idea could form the basis of our own life communicating sexual health messages

so the challenge for design is to come up with a life out for sexual health. nun's a grew up in the townships now she's a key member of the creative team who has given me a bit because she knows she collects inspiration and that's. pretty good. i don't connect with negative and then she be a caring creative make a difference so i am a caring creative because i have a story that mirror my society is the relates to the stories that i write therefore i was. going to have. so creative nancy come up with a sexual health. nancy sets off on a research trip. she's heading northeast towards johannesburg a city where it's been estimated that about one hundred. posts here. and then soweto despite the poverty ninety nine one hundred households have access to a mobile phone. she wants to find out if a life up could help with issues like aids teenage pregnancy and other sexual health issues. it won't prove easy. so i'm trying to find out you know by now what are some of the things that a bank would want to and says from the phone sabol that's house who needs it why why you

today we're going to be talking about men's sexual health and performance.st today is a former strength and conditioning coach. he has appeared on numerous television and radio programs and has authored several books on health and wellness, specifically sexual health. - recently inducted into the national fitness hall of fame, he believes that sexual performance is suffering because of our stressful lifestyles,

getting that resolution, taking up any reference to sexual and reflective health. men who wereed infected with hiv as a result of rape during the war. i have helped women who were the victims of sexual torture with clubs and bayonets and had fistulas and required lifesaving support. what we need to do for these women who are victims of war in horrific situations is to provide them with the care they need. and excluding sexual and reflective health care undermines their ability to get that care. it is time for us as the u.s. to value women's rights as human rights. and what this trump-penza administration has consistently shown globally and in the u.s., they do not value women's lives. and the policies they are championing are frankly oppressive. they counter best practctices wn it comes to public health. frankly, they are misogynistic. amy: i want to turn to the trump administration's attack on reproductive rights here in the united states. a second federal judge has blocked a new rule that would have stripped federal funding known as title x for planned parenthood

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points to the fact that this decision and the sort of obstruction of language around sexual and reproductive healthor around mechanisms of accountability in this in this security council resolution resolution all of these mathematicians are really against evidence they're not based on the evidence of what sexual violence in armed conflict is or are the kinds of map of initiatives that are necessary for helping survivors of sexual violence rebuild their lives heal physically integrate better into society after a walk after war. or just in general for are to have a greater sense of accountability for perpetrator here perpetrator or perpetrators of these acts so what i have and what i really feel is the obstruction of that kind of language is just a way it's a it's a political act and it's it's going in the thesis of a lot of evidence of that of how this violence occurs in war how it's used as part of war and it's it's going against the distinguishing between whether or not such violence requires particular measures to help people who are completely innocent and have really been victimized by these ho

that's correct brant essentially this final text has removed the mention of a sexual and reproductive health for the survivors of rape as a weapon of war the trump administration said that it would veto over that language the trump administration says that this is a tacit endorsement of abortion which it is against and that has you know of course some stinging condemnation from all of the u.n. ambassadors notably the french ambassador to the united nations falsify that out who said that this admission essentially is unacceptable and it removes the dignity of women i think we have to ask this question with regards to the resolution it's meant to be a survivor centered approach that's what the u.n. has said something that survive assented one with think would have a provision for health for survivors in the wake of an act of violence but you know this is echoing a wide a campaign that we've seen from the trumpet ministration with regards to sexual health and reproductive rights for women in the united states as well as internationally as well the administration removing funding for any ngos or

sexual violence i interviewed hundreds of rango women who'd been subjected to brutal gang rape and when they crossed the border from me a mile into bangladesh there was a lack of access to reproductive and health sexual services and it resulted not only in some of the women and girls dying but them being having children born of rape so we have to look at two parts of it one is the security council resolution itself and the absence of these services but what has been the impact on the ground and how are we going to improve services to women and girls were representing women and girls in south sudan who were brutally gang raped and subjected to sexual slavery when they cross the border from south sudan into uganda there was also not live aid ability of these services so the u.s. is this is a culmination of its policy of not just support organizations to assist women who have been survivors of brutal sexual violence and i think we have to look at the bigger picture and what is happening i also want to add that if we look at that resolution it was not only the absence of reproductive sexual services but it mentioned did not mention the rights and also women rights defenders and so the u.s. also di

this is echoing a wide a campaign that we've seen from the trumpet ministration with regards to sexual health and reproductive rights for women in the united states as well as internationally as well the administration removing funding for any ngos or organizations it believes to be supporting abortions or providing abortions for women even for victims of rape you bring up a very good point there of belt the the this is nothing new from the trip administration you held that we will get our viewers know you were once a u.n. humanitarian worker and you wrote an opinion piece on d w dot com today about this resolution and it's want to quote something that you wrote you said the u.n. must send fact finding missions set up commissions of inquiry sanctioned perpetrators and collect evidence to prosecute cases at the international criminal court and you write it is shameful that most incidents of mass rape are still met with mass impunity does this resolution does it bring us closer. two the things you say have to happen and we're still very far from that this is a very watered down text today the l

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points to the fact that this decision and the sort of obstruction of language around sexual and reproductive healthor around mechanisms of accountability in this in this security council resolution resolution all of these mathematicians are really against evidence they're not based on the evidence of what sexual violence in armed conflict is or are the kinds of map of initiatives that are necessary for helping her virus or sexual violence rebuild their lives heal physically integrate better into society after a walk after war. or just in general for our to have a greater sense of accountability for perpetrator here perpetrator or perpetrators of these acts so what i have and what i really feel is the obstruction of that kind of language is just a way it's a it's a political act and it's it's going in the thesis of a lot of evidence of that of how this violence occurs in war how it's used as part of war and it's it's going against a distinguishing between whether or not such violence requires particular measures to help people who are completely innocent and have really been victimized by these horr

points to the fact that this decision and the sort of obstruction of language around sexual and reproductive healthor around mechanisms of accountability in this in this security council resolution resolution all of these mathematicians are really against evidence they're not based on the evidence of what sexual violence in armed conflict is or are the kinds of map of initiatives that are necessary for helping her virus or sexual violence rebuild their lives heal physically integrate better into society after a walk after war. or just in general for are to have a greater sense of accountability for perpetrator here perpetrator or perpetrators of these acts so what i have and what i really feel is the obstruction of that kind of language is just a way of it's a it's a political act and it's it's going in the thesis of a lot of evidence of that of how this violence occurs in war and how it's used as part of war and it's it's going against a distinguishing between whether or not such violence requires particular measures to help people who are completely innocent and have really been victimized by the

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mission which took issue with the text mention of survivors access to reproductive and sexual health care the u.s. seeing that as a tacit endorsement of caution and so u.n. diplomats scrambled to remove the mention of that entirely earning some rebuke from other missions namely the u.k. france belgium and south africa all of which say that survivors of sexual violence should have the option of considering term a nation of pregnancy in the wake of rape that said overall this is symptomatic of a wider trum campaign to remove financing for these issues we've already seen the trumpet administration in recent months take away funding to n.g.o.s working with survivors of sexual violence to carry out abortions so overall this is certainly a setback for how effective the resolution will actually be. that was the job. now it's widely accepted death of. plastic this too much of it in the oceans and the a mountain is a fish on land but what can be done about it will be thing to look at an innovative way of recycling plastic developed by a dutch research and design studio their project is being

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mission which took issue with the text mention of survive as access to reproductive and sexual health care the us seeing that as a tacit endorsement of abortion and so u.n. diplomats scrambled to remove the mention of that entirely earning some rebuke from other missions namely the u.k. france belgium and south africa all of which say that survivors of sexual violence should have the option of considering term a nation of pregnancy in the wake of rape that said overall this is symptomatic of a wider trum campaign to remove financing for these issues we've already seen the trumpet administration in recent months take away funding to n.g.o.s working with survivors of sexual violence to carry out abortions so overall this is certainly a setback for how effective the resolution will actually be a court in hong kong has certain states leading pro-democracy activists to as much as sixteen months in prison for their part in protests five years ago one other defendant sentencing was postponed due to surgery it's not yet clear whether defendants will appeal the sense since earlier this month t

mission which took issue with the text mention off survivors access to reproductive and sexual health care the us seeing that as a tacit endorsement all abortion and so u.n. diplomats scrambled to remove the mention of that entirely earning some rebuke from other missions namely the u.k. france belgium and south africa or one of which say that survivors of sexual violence should have the option of considering terminations of pregnancy in the wake of rape that said overall this is symptomatic of a wider trum campaign to remove financing for these issues we've already seen the trumpet administration in recent months take away funding to n.g.o.s working with survivors of sexual violence to carry out abortions so overall this is certainly a setback for how effective the resolution will actually be. france is marking a day of commemoration for the armenian mass occurred during which more than a million armenians were killed between one hundred fifteen and nine hundred twenty six in turkey france and earlier this year that it would hold commemorations nearly on april twenty fourth. lisa lew

so there is no reference anywhere in this resolution to health services, to sexual and reproductive health. that is because the trump administration sees that kind of language, however vague, as code for abortion. and it was the u.s. siding with china and russia to take out another part of this document, that would have allowed for monitoring and reporting of the these kinds of atrocities in war, to set up a system for monitoring this. only the u.s., china and russia were opposed to this. so to u.s. allies, also, this is quite surprising. >> i wanted to ask you about. it's important to make sure everyone is aware of what has happened there. i do, while i still have 60 seconds left with you, so the big news today from the white house and buckingham palace, the first state visit in june. how will trump be received in london? >> right. it's not all that different from the other visit he made, which wasn't so long ago, and that wasn't a state visit, officially, but he did meet with the queen on that visit. but what we saw among the people were mass protests. they had the big trump baby balloon

so the challenge for design is to come up with a life up for sexual health. nun's a grew up in the townships now she's a key member of the creative team who has given me a bit because she knows she collects inspiration and that's. pretty good. i don't connect with negative and then she be a caring creative make a difference so i am a caring creative because i have a story that mirror my society is the relates to the stories that i write therefore i was. going to have. so creative nancy come up with a sexual health. the sets off on a research trip. she's heading northeast towards johannesburg a city where it's been estimated that about one hundred. posts here. and then soweto despite the poverty ninety nine one hundred households have access to a mobile phone. she wants to find out if a life up could help with issues like aids teenage pregnancy and other sexual health issues. it won't prove easy. so i'm trying to find out you know by now what are some of the things that a bank would run to and says from the phone sabol that's house who needs it why why you hav

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were opposed to it and some very important issues like sexual reproductive health rights and access toafe abortion for women had been withdrawn from the new resolution. that is really a pity. brent: what do you make of that? the fact that reproduction issues and abortion led to the watering down of this resolution? sybille: there are a lot of other good issues in the resolution. that would have been a cornerstone for women's sexual and reproductive health rights because in the situation of crisis and after rape, we have been working for 25 years with a lot of women we have seen a lot of them with a very heavy burden to choose between carrying their children or aborting their children born out of rape. if they carry it they face a lot of stigmatization from their society, and that is really something -- they should have been given a choice. we really hope and we are thankful that the issue was brought to the agenda. but we know the security council at the moment, there is a lot of backlash towards women's rights in the members we have there. brent: you speak from experience. you have wo

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for example really opposed to it and some very some very important issues like sexual reparative health rights and access to safe abortion for women had been. raised thrawn from the from the new resolution that's really a pity. what do you make of that that the fact that reproductive issues and abortion led to the watering down of this resolution. i mean you take that there are a lot of other good issues in the new resolution if i think could look through it until now but that would have been really a cornerstone for women's women's sexual and reproductive health rights because in in situation of crisis and after rape we have come as many come in geology wrecks and twenty five years with a lot of women and we have seen a lot of them with a very heavy burden to choose between and carrying their children are aborting their children born out of rape and if they carry it they face a lot of stigmatization from the society and that that's really something that should have they should have been given a choice and really hoped and i think that we are thankful also tried that he brought that iss