ideally you would call the seychelles a large oceanic state. the seychehelles economys driven by tourism and fisheries. they are the two main drivers of our economy. antat: the corals provide a home for different specieies in the ocean, macroinverts, fish species. but they also provide for economic activities, including diving and snorkeling. but at the sasame time, corals protect y your coastline. therere has been a risse in ocen tempmperature,e, and this hahasn impt on yourur corals, because then this leads t to coral bleaching, and then you lose the ccorals 'cause t then you enendp with dead corals. when coral bleach, you obsererve the whihite corals,s, and once they're dead, t they are usuauay taken ovever by tough algae. the resourcrces that you had and the a activities that y you coud carry out t on the cororal rfs,, thenen you've lo t that. sims: most t of the main challelenges that our country is facing is related toto climate change.e. the reefs closer totoe inner islands are e the ones tht are e most impacted from humans. thesese reef

organizations such as save the children if gunmen were to drive them out the afghan government consul the seychelles services programs on which millions of afghans depend victoria gate and be al-jazeera. well joining me now from kabul is fiona gold from the a c b r a coordinating body for aid agencies and n.g.o.s in afghanistan good to have you with us. on the program let's just begin with how difficult it is to try and secure or. aid agencies who are working across the country what you have to consider as an aid agency for representing aid agencies when you want to operate in afghanistan. i think basically we start with the local community and we gain acceptance with the local communities do our programs we also have to work with all the different levels of government in provinces and on national level and we if we're working in opposition held areas we have to get exceptions from the people controlling those areas so that the job of an ngo is to try and have access to the people who really need us the situation is very fluid and we have seen over over more than a decade in afghanistan how difficul

such as save the children if gunmen were to drive them out the afghan government can't support the seychelles services programs on which millions of afghans depend victoria gayton be algis there are now five thousand people are trying to escape the war zone in northern syria where turkish forces are pushing on with their offensive against kurdish y p g fighters turkey's president says more than two hundred sixty of those fighters have been killed in the past five days a kurdish commander says that's an exaggeration though didn't give an alternative number turkey regards the y.p. g. as terrorists and its offensive in northern syria is aimed at forcing the white p.g. out of the kurdish controlled city of dreams and create a buffer zone along the syrian border that many civilians are trying to get out of a free and through areas to the south that are controlled by the syrian government they're hoping to reach an enclave inside aleppo city held by kurdish for kurdish forces but human rights activists say the regime and its allies are blocking their escape reza diapered one insists that the world

coral crusaders in the seychelles. and protecting japan's indigenous people. [u.n. soldier speaking chadian language]