one year ago, i spoke with taliban leader suhail shaheen in doha just before the takeover.red me that they would protect the rights of women and that the new regime would be different from what we saw in the 90s. there was in the past some mistakes that we have learned from to stop education of women and girls. that is not our goal. of course, education is their right and it is much needed. and when they receive education, of course it is, they have a right to work. how has that promise turned out? that evening, i met a group of women who used to hold positions of power in the former government. but since losing theirjobs, they've shifted their attention to investigating various cases of missing women like alia azizi. it was becoming clear that disappearing women was not uncommon in today's afghanistan. as the activist said, there are reports of many more cases happening around the country. it's impossible to find a credible statistic on the number of women forcibly disappeared in afghanistan, mainly because the taliban have continued to deny such cases. when the taliban ca

shaheen: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from new hampshire. mrs.haheen: madam president, i am really pleased to come to the floor to join my colleague from ohio, senator port man. we've twice traveled to ukraine together. i have appreciated hit leadership as cochair of the ukraine caucus and his advocacy for not only legislation to help ukraine but also for these reports which weekly have kept the war in ukraine in front of the american people, which is so important as we think about how do we continue support in our public for what's happening in ukraine and des -- and this fight that the ukrainians are so publicly ways and meaning. i am also pleased to be here with my colleague, senator tillis, who because we're going to be voting this afternoon on ratification of the access of finland and sweden to nato. together we led a bipartisan delegation to madrid last month which included both three democrats and four republicans and we were able to visit helsinki and stock hole on our way into stockholm. i wanted to talk about both of these topics this a

but unfortunately, what's happening is it's not mr. shaheen. it's not mr. about he's not these people who are suffering under the sanction. it's the average people of this country. i live in a central part of the city every single day, 5 minutes for my house. there's 2 food distribution sites. there's at least a 100 people outside each time. these are not the poor beckers, these are not the rural villagers who unfortunately have always been hungry in this country. they're hungry now they're unemployed. now they're underpaid. now, you know, i've talked to go government workers were sitting at home, male and female in law guide, and couple who say that their wages have been reduced by 7080. and yet, you know, their costs have skyrocketed because the costs of food have doubled and tripled recently. so, you know, fully financially independent that makes no sense. there is no proof of that. i mean, i hope that they can become financially independent and i want nothing more than not for i want to finally become financially independent. that's pushed on. i said, y

my name is sue mitchell. hes shaheen. i needed to get in today for the 22 or 4 day stomach committee took me some day my to patient and had him. he m a working as he dr. witten office in the past. donna good to have you back on the screen, please him on our audience who you are and what you do over the phone. thank you for having me. my name, especially dirani. i am the executive director of learning warmerston. i currently am a visiting fellow actually women's interact, rosalie college, and al, please say hello to our audience around the world. i am only 93. i am al jazeera correspondent, and cole. i am going to start yes, with a exclusive clip of what happened in the presidential palace, the in afghanistan, all as a year. ting to day. let's have a listen. let's have a look. what you are looking at right now? is taliban fighters? who's in the sides? the presidential powers services, sir. these pictures exclusive on al jazeera taliban fighters, placing their guns on the desk, sitting behind the desk of we assume that is t

her palestinians continue honoring shaheen. who they called the daughter of palestine paintings and murals of her away. some people used to keep her legacy alive. as threatened, the heart of rama lowered al jazeera offices are based now carries her name. so they can at that in my easy what a she would pay attention to every $1.00 of the whether she missed a child or an old lady, thought that she would sit with them for as long as it takes to understand their story and grievances in still she has authority while interviewing politicians. she was never biased to any political party. all of this alongside her professional integrity made her an icon. yes, yes. her colleagues, remember a humble and kind woman they worked with for more than 2 decades. they say they miss working with her, especially when they covered the latest israeli war and they besieged causes trip earlier this month. but she had salami. i did it, the last to poor chin worked on before she was killed. now he's editing reports on her legacy. waterfall, that's a lot

my name is mitchell hes shaheen. i needed 2 bedroom today for the 22. 04 day stomach committee took up an incident today made to patients and tell him he, i am working as he doesn't need to go office in the past. donna, good to have you back on the screen, please remind our audience who you are and what you do over the phone. thank you for having me. my name, especially dirani, i am the executive director of learning warmerston. and currently, i'm a visiting fellow actually women's interact, rosalie college, and al, please say hello to our audience around the world. i am only latifah. i am out there as correspondent and cole. i am going to start yes, with a exclusive grip of what happened in the presidential palace, the in afghanistan, all as a year to to day. let's have a listen. let's have a look. watch you are looking at right now. is taliban fighters? who's in the sides? the presidential powers services, sir. these pages exclusive on our 0 taliban fighters, placing their guns on the desk, sitting behind the desk

shaheen: --amy: we continue to expect volatility will rise from here.here are a lot of other reasons we think the end of the year will drive it. historically that doesn't tend to be good for stocks. if you look the vix, september and october is where you usually see it rise, at least for the last 10 years. katie: is at work -- worth -- is it worth hedging? amy: volatility has misbehaved. if you look today, even though we had a downdraft in the market, it is about the path taken to get there. i think that is why going back to question, you haven't really seen that many more hedges placed. that is not to say positioning will not be put aside as we get into the year. if you think about it, the set up is concerning because of the lack of placement and hedging needs people will not be prepared to lean more towards the downside force of -- december. jon: as we start to see some stocks pop off the lows, you hear people say they were short squeezes and people betting against a lot of names. as we start to get ready for fall trading, do you have a sense for wher

as their rights are torn away by the taliban, an issue that senator jeanne shaheen has fought for foromen be dramatically restricted, their ability to work, to go to school. >> without the american military there, shaheen says, the u.s. is hamstrung in its ability to do more. and the agreement the u.s. struck with the taliban to not harbor terrorists, she says, is effectively dead after the leader of al qaeda was found to be living in downtown kabul. the u.s. drone strike that killed him, the biden administration says, is proof that so-called over the horizon missions from outside afghanistan can work. but the u.s. intelligence community is severely hampered by not having american eyes and ears on the ground, according to the cia's top former analyst on afghanistan, beth saner. >> we have a growing terrorist threat in afghanistan. i will say, i think we need to keep this in perspective. it's nothing like what it was before 2001. al qaeda is still a shadow of itself. we still have that ability to take them out. >> a threat that raises concerns of an attack in the united states. the hea

their ability to work, to go to schools. >> without the american military, shaheen says, the u. s. and the agreement the u.s. struck with the taliban to not harbor terrorists, she says, is effectively dead, after the leader of al-qaeda was found to be living in downtown kabul. the u.s. drone strike that killed him, the biden administration says, has proved that the so called over the horizon mission from outside afghanistan can work. but the u.s. intelligence community is severely hampered by not having american eyes and ears on the ground, according to the cia's top former analyst on afghanistan. >> we have a growing terrorist threat in afghanistan. i will say, i think we need to keep this in perspective. it's nothing like what it was before 2001. al-qaeda is still a shadow of itself. we still have that ability to take them out. >> a threat that raises concerns of an attack in the united states, the head of the fbi, chris wray, said earlier this month. today, afghanistan is spiraling. facing medical, humanitarian, and economic crises that only further fuel the fierce debate over t

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. >> senator shaheen. >> thank you. thank you for being here.ambassador, i want, today isn't the second anniversary of explosion at the port of beirut and lebanon has had many challenges over the last couple of years. .. so what are we doing to try and counter fertile ground for china to make this trip in lebanon? >> senator, we are actively engaged on the ground and from washington with the government of lebanon working to shore up what a real prospect of state collapse and societal collapse. china is not in the mix at all in terms of significant humanitarian assistance or economic assistance. i would be happy to share some of the differences in the way the u.s. and china approached the middle east because it's striking. we look at trade volume and for acquisition and it is striking but pretty one way benefit and i would say the same is true in lebanon, not much of a business environment. the pickings are slim and i'm not concerned about the china threat as i am of the threats of this fabric of society. our efforts in terms of getting the gover

women trying to get out as their rights are torn away by the taliban, an issue that senator jeanne shaheenir ability to work, to go to school. >> reporter: without the american military there, shaheen says, the u.s. is hamstrung in its ability to do more. and the agreement the u.s. struck with the taliban to not harbor terrorists, she says, is effectively dead after the leader of al qaeda, was found to be living in downtown kabul. the u.s. drone strike that killed him, the biden administration says, is proof that so-called over the horizon missions from outside afghanistan can work. but the u.s. intelligence community is severely hampered by not having american eyes and ears on the ground according to the cia's top former analyst on afghanistan. >> we have a growing terrorist threat in afghanistan. i will say i think we need to keep this in perspective. it's nothing like what it was before 2001. al qaeda is still a shadow of itself. we still have that ability to take them out. >> reporter: and a year on from the taliban takeover of afghanistan, that country is spiraling, facing crises on m

so shaheen deserves all this recognition, but the most important recognition is the fact that she is healthy, it in the hearts of every 5 years. i think it's very important to replace all of their monument actually here, because it is where most of the university students best buy here every day to see and that, you know, most of them are in the future generation. they're going to become journalists and she's a very significant example for them. excellent example. not only here in drama lubbock elsewhere in the occupied westbank, we see pictures of shitty murals being drawn by palestinian artists. every one here wants to send a key or a message that it's been 90 days since shooting was killed and her killer hasn't been held accountable. emergency crews trying to put out wild fires in the us state of california have recorded a rear phenomenon. flames in a region north of los angeles world and to what is known as a fire diva law, fire nato firefighters side are making good progress and containing the flames. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. sierra leone has imposed

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month, out as a 1 o'clock family, continue to call for an independent investigation and justice for shaheen. joining us now issues nice, lena, apple. i, clay, you know, welcome back to the stream. i want to ask you about a trip that you and your family made to washington dc. we have some pictures of that trip. what was the purpose? what did you get out of that trip? hi, and thank you so much for having me. again. we went to dc as a family. well, our president biden was visiting pal right before our trip and he eat with our family even though you with 10 minutes away from where she didn't know grew up where she was born, where she was raised and killed. so as a family we had to go to to dc, to call for justice. and it was very frustrating that we are the ones as a family and going after the us administration when it should have them the other way around. we went to d. c till to meet with president by then. however, that does not. that does not work out. we ended up meeting with secretary lincoln. we want to get answers, we want to understand what are their next steps moving forward. we expre

i took a call from the taliban spokesperson suhail shaheen — who gave these assurances to the afghant. can you just help us understand what the taliban plan to do at present and next? erm, yes, there should not be any confusion. in kabul. we assure the people, particularly in the city of kabul, that their properties, their lives are safe. there will be no revenge on anyone. the city and the power should be handed over to the islamic emirate of afghanistan. and then in future, we will have an afghan—inclusive islamic government in which all afghans will have participation. i also asked him whether women's rights would be respected. this was his response. the policy is that women can have access to education and to work, and of course, they will observe the hijab. that is it. i also asked mr shahin about whether people who had worked for the afghan government before the takeover would face retaliation. in the next few days we want a peaceful transfer and people can resume their normal activities and all those working with the kabul administration of the foreign forces, there will be no

not only because she may palestinians be heard and seen, but also because by demanding justice for shaheen, there are demanding justice for all the people she reported on, and her long and rich carrier, him al jazeera, the occupied west bank, or sharing nice lena blocked her, joins us now from san francisco, lena, it's really good to see you. it's been 100 days since you murder. we talked very about her professional life and her legacy, but 100 days on, on a, on a personal level. how are you feeling? how, how is the family mocking the day? thank you for having me. you know, it's been a 100 days and i still wake up and ask myself if i'm in a nightmare, if, if this is dream 100 days have been very difficult for me and my family trying to comprehend this insurmountable love. but we continue to fight for justice, continue to fight for accountability and trying to keep shooting legacy on her memory alive. because ly honoring her legacy means ensuring that no other journal the know other than the lives are lost than killed by these really mission. for the most importantly, no other family should

. >> senator shaheen. >> thank you for being here and for all of the work sba does. it's my understanding no funding remains to continue to improve modifications more previously denied applications but drafting bipartisan infrastructure bill, congress clearly intended sba use transfer authority granted by that law to reallocate funds through targeted grant program to the idle loan program to businesses eligible with the able to receive it. in the past, they used that authority, why was the decision made not to use that authority again? >> as we have indicated, we did use that authority to process applications received on or before the may 6 cutoff deadline so we've used both cancellations as well as funds we moved in coordination into that fund so there's no question communication from center level an individual basis about funding being exhausted was confusing. however when we speak to the inventory we talk about today, 41000, there aren't any instances that would be approved and obligated funds. those have been looked at, there's been communication about what was m

. >> senator shaheen. >> thank you for being here and for all of the work sba does. it's my understanding no funding remains to continue to improve modifications more previously denied applications but drafting bipartisan infrastructure bill, congress clearly intended sba use transfer authority granted by that law to reallocate funds through targeted grant program to the idle loan program to businesses eligible with the able to receive it. in the past, they used that authority, why was the decision made not to use that authority again? >> as we have indicated, we did use that authority to process applications received on or before the may 6 cutoff deadline so we've used both cancellations as well as funds we moved in coordination into that fund so there's no question communication from center level an individual basis about funding being exhausted was confusing. however when we speak to the inventory we talk about today, 41000, there aren't any instances that would be approved and obligated funds. those have been looked at, there's been communication about what was m

country. nevertheless, we headed off with just 3 suitcases, leaving our whole life behind. madame shaheen. shanna brush the dumb. ah, ah, is a merchant? this drawing shows a man being dragged by the oman to a prisoner transport vehicle. they are beating him and he is bleeding. there is blood on the policeman's baton. it's terrible. they've gone crazy. they beat people for wanting freedom of someone to perform for sure. ah, that's yeah. not home. it's great concern is that the human rights violations and the political prisoners and ben, i rose, could be forgotten about here. she has come to address the british parliament. bella rose commission a mr. chem, india, members of the group. so unfortunately the visitation in belarus is not going better. it's getting worse and worse every day. just to describe a little bit like what, what does it mean to be political prisoner in belarus? for example, my register, her sister maria, cal, isn't cover when she meets her lawyers. she is called in a room designated for meetings to be especially dangerous criminals, is that all we can should be trying to

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mean, or says that my practice from amazon don't have to be one to 67 days i would argue over the shaheen and i get my food. why is there any way that money should be working again? when you most of what i don't see, i don't i've been offset. can that? yeah, i thought it out. we are not out of foot l ticket. it moves a pocket lea, a lot of thought of limit can throttle while at the knox is alec tennis may be well delicate cinema. yeah, i do. and tash mostly, it's like do more or less de la linear alice. yeah. you're not have a bottle? nisbet. alyssa, why would i, you said, were, maybe in an early hour, a dounia that atlanta can robert on, has he and i'll be and i didn't, i am and not have salary. and then what i'm doing and what was the, what did you have to do? i had to be in the found in middle school mostly. oh, well on partial medium, the men should mother. i mean, as in atlanta cinema, he had to pick them up from dad. when you don't hold on time, he can tell me that can be up, but i'm in call me a lot let if that new adopt and not not that then read any pulling was said and i'm also,

age of coffin, ahead of the t. 20 torment pakistan of stuff is a major blow that probably a bowl shaheen. a fredy has been ruled out with a knee injury. fredy was one of the match the last time the size, matt, the 10 with the troops backs down. last is a t 20 woke up the 22 year old is also set to mrs. country's home series against england. next month. tucson grandson champion, a pet truck. a bit of a is looking good ahead of the us open. she booked his boss in the find that the cincinnati opened, but only after a tough test against american madison keys with it's the had to come from a sat down to get the victory the jack layer closing out that aside at $63.00 for the match. the final major of the happens in new york and begins at the end of the months. i didn't play such a great game as some playing right now in my home a year maybe a year and something for sure. i phase lot of injuries are mental. i a turn as while exhausting from everything i'm showing. go to my service by gone, so that's very important. new york jets player quincy williams has been punished for a late hit, which eve

every one here wants to send a clear message that it's been 90 days since shaheen was killed and had a killer, hasn't been held accountable. let's move on to sport now and get all the very latest each with far. julie, thank you so much. it has been a groundbreaking day in african football, governing body caff has officially announced a new african super league to start next year. i sure can militia reports from a russia intense and yeah, it's time to unveil the potential of african club football. to the whoop, the african sued bully and you are in african football has begun. the continent's governing body calf has announced a brand new africa, super league for 24 of africa's top teams. company, there will be a $100000000.00 in prize money with the winner pocketing $11600000.00, nearly 5 times. what's an offer in the current calf champions league? it will succeeds to significantly uplift the quality of african football, the standards of football at club level, but also at the national team level. because a lot of the money, $54000000.00 every year, will be going to the member associat

the asia cop and the head of the sea, 22 men pakistan of suffered a major life that premier bola shaheen. fredy has been rude out with a knee injury. afraid he was man of the match the last time the size, matt, it's him with victory for pakistan. lost his t 20. well cut to. so i'm grandson champion. patrick, a bit of a is looking good ahead of the us open. she booked a spot in the fine of the cincinnati open, but only after a tough test against american madison keys cove. it had to come from a set down to get the victory, the track play closing out that aside at 6th street for them. from next year it may say g. p. fans are being promised more competitive, racing during a grand pre weekends. this thought would introduce saturdays sprint races at every track on the 2023 calendar points will be awarded and will go towards the oval soundings. providers will still need to take part in qualifying to determine the grid for some days. may race announcement was made ahead of the austrian dp le. basine needs to get his 1st position in the premier class. qualified quickest had a fellow italian, fra

relations committee, who did such a good job with his ranking member senator risch as well as senators shaheen and tillis who have been our leaders in reaching out to nato for their leadership roles. senator menendez and risch ensured their committee acted quickly. and on a broader note, madam president, in the past few months we've seen an amazing string of bipartisan achievements in this chamber, cheasms rarely seen -- achievements rarely seen in such vast succession. we passed the first gun safety bill in 30 years. approved the largest investment in u.s. science and technology in generations, gave veterans the largest expansion of benefits in decades, and today we're strengthening the nato alliance. and all of this, every bit of this, was done in a -- on a bipartisan basis. i've always said this senate democratic majority would be willing to work with the other side whenever possible. and these past months have been some of those moments. finally, to the swedish and finnish diplomats who have worked for months to reach this moment, rest assured you have many friends in this chamber. we prom

i can't even express the relief i had when that shaheen amendment passed and i no longer had to tell patients that i could not take care of them. it was amazing to be able to do that. however, i do realize that many of my patients don't actually know that they have that right and that i can take care of them within a military treatment facility. it breaks my heart to hear how many women still end up going out to town to get the care they need after rape procedures. the procedure that dr. moayedi discussed who could have used general anesthesia if she had felt comfortable telling her physician if the pregnancy was a result of rape i or one of my , colleagues could have actually provided that anesthesia so that she was not paying out-of-pocket. but she didn't know that and the military medical system did not know she needed that care. i think that is one of the big gaps and challenges we have right now and it breaks my heart. thank you. >> the gentlewoman's time has expired. the gentleman from california is recognized for five minutes. >> i want to thank you for allowing me on this mor

and here in the senate, senator coons and senator shaheen. the hope for homes legislation that's been incorporated in this bill will provide americans with sizable rebates and with tax credits to retrofit their homes with clean energy and energy efficiency technology p. so it will it not only help us meet our climate goals and our pollution reduction goals, it's also going to save consumers up to $750 every year on their heating and cooling bills. so we're going to give people a rebate to make their homes more energy efficient and they will save money as a result. and it also invests in clean energy jobs training so that we have the people power to help folks in every neighborhood of the country access the help and the workers they need. it's estimated to help generate 80,000 jobs over the next couple years in this important area. mr. president, the inflation reduction act also includes major investments to develop clean energy manufacturing base, to reduce our reliance on foreign imports of clean energy products, including $30 billion in tax

that includes congressman peter welch from here in the senate, senator coons and shaheen. the hope for homes legislation has been incorporated in this bill will provide americans with sizable rebates with cash credits to retrofit their homes with clean energy energy efficiency technology. it will not only help us meet our climate goals going to save consumers up to seven and $50 every on their heating and cooling bills. and to give people a rebate to make their homes more energy-efficient. they will save money as a result. and it also invest in clean energy jobs training so we have the people power to help folks in every neighborhood around the country access the help and the workers they need. estimate to help generate 80000 jobs over the next couple of years in this important area. mr. president inflation reduction act is also includes major to develop clean energy manufacturing base. introduce our finance unclean import products for include 30 billion in tax credits designed to accelerate manufacturing solar panels, wind turbine, batteries and critical minerals right he

well, maybe they don’t already say the spare part, oh the drone shaheen 129, which we talked about in, is a good magnificent one that has western exports, so it can work very effectively against we don't need it. if you need something, what we are embarrassed about, it means to make this a question in another way to other people who are responsible for this . the ministry of foreign affairs of the russian federation states that all the talk about thousands of korean volunteers is a fake. and before the russian federation is here, north korea has established relations with the dpr and the lpr, so let the dpr mfa and the lpr mfa declare. why comment on the thread of the russian federation between the dpr and the current minister? once again i say the nationality of the greek movement, well, not like that some times. eh, we live like that. yes, i 'm afraid of you that during the time of the russian empire of the first world war, the minister of the rest of the russian sazanov personally. e engage. what question do you think? what kind of weapons to supply the christian formation on the t

with the help of chairman menendez, ranking member risch, senator shaheen, senator tillis, we were able to get to this point. i appreciate their hard work and bipartisan work. i know leader mcconnell does, too. for the awareness of my colleagues, i invited the ambassadors from finland and sweden to join us in the gallery during our debate and votes tomorrow. and so now i ask unanimous consent that on wednesday, august 3, at 12:22 at 1:30 p.m. the senate proceed to executive session to consider calendar number 5 treaty document 117-3, that the treaties be considered as having advanced through the various parliamentary stages up to and including the presentation of the resolutions of advice and consent to ratification, that there be three hours for debate equally divided between the two leaders or their designees on the treaties and resolution of advice and consent to ratification, that the only amendments in order be the resolution of advise and consent to ratification, that the only amendments in order to the resolution of advise and consent to ratification be the following, sullivan 51