u. n. world food program brings us supplies and it them. yeah. so, but the 2nd 8 organization that used to donate food was scotty. tough. me. and one day they just upcoming central sense a big we don't know why a stomach conical proceed opinion. each family gets 50 kilos of rice every 2 months and 10 kilos of beans along with a little flour. the campus home to 5000 people. motor cal more label is expecting to have to stay at the camp for a long time. she's not received the small plot of land to grow food for herself and her 4 children. but she has no money to buy see to plant. so the land is going on used. she's doing her best to clear the brush, but there's not much else you can do. mozambique now has nearly 1000000 people who i intentionally displaced. the hope is that what can see resumed to extract and liquified the gas of mos in beaks northern coast. that the hotel boats will once again be left town to see a few uh, because of stunted lane pipes, but they're not allowed to talk about they. what is africa's largest private investment project?

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u. n. world food program in washington over their decision to suspend food aid to the country. the government spokesman brands the move as political stating that it only publishes the everyday people of the nation. nearly 20000000 people are dependent on the vital aid in order to survive according to un estimates. mostly due to ongoing conflict and routes in the region to go further in depth on this list. cross live now to local reporter for rabo a thought law crop. 6 so it's good to see you now, can you share more on this situation in ethiopia with us? is that right? right. so what do we know is uh from uh the spokes person for the government? or do you wanna leave a message at the bank cuz they see this for the dyslexia, but it's called the say that there was patients, but lead by the united states, international of agencies for data as well as of as well as taken by uh for the next decision taken by it was in the program of the united nation. i have the install date on the 8 by who was 18 and it was uh, photo and via the los oh ram of the way we set to the similar decision o

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well, me to as had to learn to navigate the outside world, things to a u. n quota. she's chad women for one of the comes neighborhoods. for me that represents some 16000 people. jesus was in geo and results family disputes. after she was elected, she became a target of frequent spreads. for to meet us to head round, she wants to give voice to the girls and women in the camp for whom basic things like going to the toilet to remain a huge challenge. toilet money, i'm a, i'm the and we have only one toilet for all of the families around here. every day we need to stand in line. our young women in particular feel ashamed when they have to wait in line with men. so i monica the water shamed and often scared even though lita doesn't want to spell it out in front of the camera that we're going to explain. but taught and it's in the camp of places with sexual harassment and even rape common place. especially after 5 pm when a to work i so no longer allowed in the cat off to that time to camp is a dangerous place. the domestic violence is prevalent, vipers prevalence sexual

produced, the vast majority of which ends up and landfills the world has come to tackle the plastic waste issue on a global scale. the u. n. organize the unique international treaty. the meeting of 175 nations took placed as we can paris. the goal was to push the creation of a binding legal framework to curtail waste. one way to do it would be to limit a necessity to use of plastic, okay? all you cause is a really a need for micro and 90 plastics and so many hygiene and beauty products much improves and soaps, be liquified and delivered in a plastic containers because essentially, we're just shipping water around the globe. the target for the agreement is a 90 percent reduction in waste by 2040 as revolt major international treaties. a key problem will be ensuring that all countries stick to it. and as we mentioned earlier, those talks in paris are part of continued efforts aimed at eventually finding a global plastic tracy. earlier i spoke to cosi and co flows, co director of the global plastic action partnership out the world economic forum. i asked him how it global tracy on plastic waste would even be enforced. i thin

u. n . agency in africa. world food program says it will put more than 4000000 people caught in conflicts at risk. but morgan is in, i'm dormant across the nile river from car to say, but do we know who is stealing this food? the civilians will so badly need. well we spoke to residents in a little ways and we spoke to some senior us official here in the capital, how to build and or other incident because most of the you and staff have moved to, to the eastern city of course the down. so those who we spoke to accuse the rapid support forces of being behind the looting off the warehouse in a little beads that like to at least $20000.00 to metric tons of food being looted . now they also said that civilians who were also in need of food were also that also did participate in the looting of the warehouse and not north go to japan. but it's worth noting that it is not the only robbery that there was the program, based off of the conflict, tens of thousands of metric tons have been dropped from their warehouses in the west and part of the capital in the dark for region. their warehouses here in

you and we'll be having a touching conference trying to persuade countries around the world to get more money to the u. n. so for actions, james pays out to 0 at the united nations, us a palestinian has been killed by his ready forces to write it a home in the occupied westbank forces into the home and not bless the man accused of killing. and his rightly soldier last year, it's rarely troops of increase rates in the occupied territories. we spend months in wise roles, parliament hesitated on an important part of prime minister benjamin netanyahu, whose proposed judicial over the whole and peace elected a member of the opposition to a panel that appoints judges. they rejected the on the calendar that for that's in the all who's in the could policy is propose plans have sparked months of nationwide purchase when a mocks have to move from west jerusalem. one of the key elements of the judicial oval, whole, the prime minister benjamin netanyahu had been proposing for the last few months, involved the ability of the government to decide who should sit on a key committee that would decide judicial nominees, t

u. n. c. mon rides chief has world violence and the occupied west bank, ritz risk spiraling out of control is ready forces, right, and civil palestinian. tell us to be in villages on thursday. hundreds of st. louis have also attacked tell us to need areas since boys riley's were killed on tuesday, with tens of thousands of people in israel out protesting against propose judicial changes. they say the legislation will threaten democracy and run tom reports pro just the site. there's about a 100000 people here in a kaplan sweat. now you can go to all set with when the protests began. some 25 weeks ago, when there were about 30000 people out on the streets. and the nature of the purchase has changed as well. 25 weeks ago, there was a lot of iron go on the streets. people were trying to build the highway, the boxes with is really police. now the protest movement organizes like this is much more of a resistance movement. this is much more of a way of saying the government, but i cannot push the judicial chains. it go through without paying attention to the share amounts of people come out on th

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u. n. h c us is that one in every 74 people world wide is now a refugee and last year, so the largest increase in the recorded number of refugees. david you, embryo was once a migrant who made the dangerous journey from libya to italy. he is now an activist and spokesman for refugees in libya. he says the situation for asylum seekers in libya is disparate. i think the right to get the media and then i don't receive this protection because what some of these make anything. there is a kind of a mix which benefits from my, from my body by detaining me by putting me to slip level by exploiting my family even distinguish them. so when we mentioned the you officials problem to leave us talking about a different kind of agreement with the state not being able to visit these drugs and just to see how of applauded it is because uh i for so many tabs. 17 times that i was are bitterly detained and lived. yeah. just because i was a mass phillips you could've been, rebel, has illegal immigrants are immediately booked under the category of trying to cross them and explain. yeah, so i was in, in prison, so m

u. n. h c us is that one in every 74 people world wide is now a refugee and last year. so the largest increase in the recorded number of refugees with revenues and the government of so downs with stuff or region has been killed. so downtime, he says the paramilitary rapid support forces was behind his death homeless, our car was killed in elgin, a net he'd earlier describe the situation in the city. as a genocide, the area has seen some of the west violence since the wall sconces in april. more than 1100 people had been killed in the region. have a move and has moved from of them on the governor of west are for some use of but that it was the head of sedans, liberation movements, an army, one of the rebel groups that signed a peace agreement with the city news government in 2020 after which, who was appointed as governor of west are for no hours before the use of his feelings started circulating on wednesday, he gave me the statements to describe the situation on the ground. specifically in the city of tanina as genocide. this was the news army has accused the rapids su

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world. and of course, the volume government decides to kick the u. n. out, because it now has the support of vogue not less than risk from russia. and it felt that they with a much tougher rules of engagement in human rights, groups of the keys and the war crimes were being back to back. but of course voc, the big question mark over them now of to the recent developments in russia. indeed, for the moment, thanks very much. i jane space that all diplomatic editor at the united nations, to the governor of ukraine's ne, in reason of car keys says russian show, have killed at least 3 people. and i think a strike is a restaurant in the city of come to us getting at least 11 people, including 3 children. now the criminal has denied responsibility saying that any strikes military targets us. the bank has moved from the capital cheese. the attack came as people who are having the evening meal and one of the few restaurants to the operating in the eastern city of kind of tools. i'm here after the explosion because i run to the cafe here. everything has been blow

u. n to send the mission, but it's never reached the time t r t world editor at large use of our insights and create is seeking to stay neutral and the conflict as it has a role to play as moderator took his position on the warn ukraine has always been the be a mediator to be an honest broker between both sides, trying to find solutions. ford's peace, when we look at these 3 k rusher relationships and we looked at it before all the way back to, i guess we can say that the failed to the time. it's been growing. it's been expanding, it's been getting deeper on many levels. and in many dimensions, whether it be economy, defense, energy, logistics, trade, on many levels, and uh, the warn you pay, it hasn't stopped. uh, the expansion of the relationship i took that has been a very honest broker. it's been very fair. it's treated both sides and the relationship with both sides as if there was no conflict between either side is continued with business as usual. it has not taken part in westward sections against russia, but it has continued to sell weapons to ukraine as well. hence, the honest br

u. n. food and agriculture organization said quite clearly about 60 percent of the world's food for stocks are exploited and exhausted. to their biological limit drive and around 30 or $32.00 are severely depleted sense and that means more is being removed from ecosystems. more fish are being fish in the oceans, then can replenish themselves biologically. and naturally you question on the tradition did not fox and come to ministry. she's taken, and stokes cannot renew. this also affects the fishes like here in the west and baltic sea fishing company located knows if keel is looking for ways to secure the future of gemini, small scale fish's mom, the study has shown that college has almost disappeared. and tearing this throughout. the staple catches of the baltic has been unofficial for years. as a result, the eu has almost completely banned the catch of both fish species father and son, maya are able to continue because they switch to different species and fish sustainably. with us on that we've always been fishers and you could almost say since time in the morning it's our lives passion a

and when it comes to the multi polar world, the foreign minister has said that the west is going out of this way to undermine the work of the u. n. n. u has mentioned that any sofas tends to take advantage of you and institutions are to fail. he's also hoping that the organization will expend even more and create a more just and multi paula world, where all space of the world can have an equal say, can we just in a bit of time, we're currently witnessing a fierce desire to prevent rushes rise as in the independent centre of a multi polar world order mules through store, which it has already been announced sitting next on the list as china, which is identified in nato doctrinal documents, the main long term challenge to the hedge, a monique of the golden 1000000000. it was a dominance is endings that mean you to it is time to move on to equality, even though if everyone is in favor of democracy, let us not forget that democracy is also required in international relations. and there's no to the one of russia's highest ranking diplomats has condemned the moves by sweet and accident to join nature. deputy farm is so good. we have qu

u. n. to send the mission. but apparently it's never reach the talk to your team world editor at large use of for the season, for it is taking just a neutral in the conflict. and so, so it has a role to play as a moderator to disposition on the warranty. ukraine is always been a, be a mediator to be an honest broker between both sides, trying to find solutions. ford's peace, when we look at the trick, your rational relationship, and we looked at it before, all the way back to, i guess we can say the field fluid time. it seemed growing. it's been expanding, it's been getting deeper on many levels in many dimensions, whether it be economy, defense, energy, logistics, trade, on many levels. and uh, the warn you paid hasn't stopped uh, the expansion of the relationship i took, there has been a very honest broker. it's been very fair, it's treated both sides and the relationship with both sides as if there was no conflict between either side is continued with business as usual. it is not in taking part in west 3rd sections against russia, but it has continued to sell weapons to ukraine as well. hence, the honest brok

it's one of the largest costliest in the world with an annual budget of around a $1000000000.00. and while the u. n. plans to stay for now, locals, we spoke to on the streets of congest slammed and it was the western countries so just flattering us pretending it being peacekeepers. but for real we know that losing our manual results is and use us back to this war. shouldn't even take a week to be out, but we surprised that west and isn't provoking more complex. instead of finishing it. so we realized they came for their own interest or research for this war, restarted again. now a year ago, people are joining by the international community in many countries don't care about it. so the d r c need supports as the cream does. we need strong security and mailed to assistance. we can't expect any help from westerners, as they have never resolved annual world conflict, even their own issues. all this comes from the time of colonization and slavery. now we can't expect help from the west and we need to be strong. the some more news this friday, the 100 and president us touch, done in china, and on her 1st