unicef has been doing great work in bangladesh and what they're hoping with this project is to remind this problem that its not over. its just as bad as it was. >> its amazing to see smiles at all on their faces. >> they're resilient. they don't understand the complexities of what's going on. >> these guys went to bangladesh back in december of 2017 but also rohingya artists as well. >> there's been over 70 to 100 children who have been able to work on this and through their hands, they've been able to tell the story of the rohingya people. >> all these kids working together to tell their story at the same time. >> now we're finishing up this mural. we told them that its going back to new york so they're sending a gift back. >> in fact, it already was carried back to new york and if you are in new york, you can actually go and see it because its on display in the world s piert inspires you, you can donate to unicef to help them help others. >>> mastering the double back flip. >> like that, yeah. >> nasty. >> next "right this minute." >>> and still to come, a drone captures a colorful

obviously a big part for unicef is to help provide some structure. the basic needs of course.tion as you point out, and your organization is und sounding the alarm about preventing a lost generation. tell us more about that. >> you know, if we don't give children a future, more children are on the move right now than in any time. and if we don't give them a future we will lose an entire generation. and that means giving them education. it does mean sheltering them, feeding them, clothing them. but as the grown-ups in this world these are children. and we do have to ensure they have a future. so unicef has set up over 100 -- what are called child-friendly spaces. that's where we start. where kids can just be a kid. they can play. they can sing. they can dance. i was really struck. you're in the cam. and you're with these kids in a child-friendly center, and all of a sudden you forget you're in the middle of a refugee camp because there's lots of giggles and lots of singing. but we've also set up over 600 learning centers. places where children are learning to read, they're lear

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you have been an ambassador for unicef. >> yes. >> stephen: for how long?on to new york, we went east from london, and then -- >> stephen: you drove across asia. >> we rode across europe and ukraine and russia and kazakhstan and mongolia and we flew the bikes to anchorage and -- >> stephen: you flew the bikes s to anchorage? you didn't think of getting a lot of speed up over the peninsula and jump it. >> like a man would. or do it in winter when you can go across the ice. >> stephen: or skip across the crab boats. what is this? where are you here? >> that look likes in iraq, i think. yeah, that's in iraq, a year-- 18 months ago i visited different refugee camps in iraq with unicef, and that was extraordinary. i mean, it's impossible to imagine the scale of the problem and how many people are affected. i was just in three different camps in iraq for people that had fled from mosul, really, and different parts of iraq because there are problems there. you would stand and look out and all-- i'm not joking-- all you could see were temporary tents, a-frame tents

the binnie saw really if you say that all these all the insecurities back now in congo the latest unicef report that i saw at beginning of this year said there's something like eight hundred thousand children who don't have homes anymore they don't have education about health what are you going to do to give them a future i think as you live we have it on the children we ever saw more than six million refugees or around the country surrounded the sea so we should find the best way to bring them back. and that's what they see the problem is the security that's why one of my priority my program is to restore peace and security with all peace and security they will come back and i saw the same problem with the children to be have assistance in a different way to go in school and not to be in a refugee come or industry to so very very very concerned about of this project yes how are you going to do that they have been so many promises to try and solve the situation in the democratic republic of congo but there's still a huge amount of interethnic violence. but it's one of the reason when i a

say because of of vulnerable diseases every ten minutes i am any child according to unicef about i had to go so i don't think the united nations and the u.n. security council will just add those children who were killed today to the number they have in the document or the number they have already. reported there before but still we see the blockade in yemen is a continuous saudi air strike that's just like one hour ago they have targeted some sites in the outskirts of sanaa yesterday they have targeted a tent out of severe un in iran north son are killing seven civilians it was a double top strike and after that five hours after that they targeted the same place killing five civilians and most of them were the one who was came from other city from other areas to look for the family member so this shows this war actually is only destroying and killing mainly yemeni civilians and on the other hand we see that the hoti movement is getting stronger they are reaching more deep inside saudi arabia with their buddies stick missiles inside the united arab emirates using their drones as they di

it was the last children since humans put escalated in two thousand and fifteen according to unicef. in a cemetery in sa the previous twenty nine child sized graves have been dug but a joint fin role for the children has been ruled out due to security concerns her you hold the fighters say they feel at the gathering would be targeted by more yesterdays. the sodium an article coalition initially did night aiming at civilians and defended the incident as a legitimate military operation our response is sayed to a ballistic missile fired into so did it be on the previous day but i was late on the coalition promised an investigation all of the fighters say that willing to call point in an inquiry in condemning the aughts hoc antonio will tell us the un secretary general also called for a swift and in some national investigation into its false would something growing chorus of condemnation is instilling some hope in yemen is that the war in their country is finally getting some attention ramadan the world has the djibouti. thousands of people in tel aviv of been protesting against israel's

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it was the was children since humans put escalated in two thousand and fifteen according to unicef. in a cemetery in sa the previous twenty nine child sized graves have been dug but a joint fin role for the children has been ruled out due to security concerns heard on both the fighters say they feel at the gathering would be targeted by strikes. the sodium an article or nation initially did night aiming at civilians and defended the incident as a legitimate military operation our response is sayed to a ballistic missile fired into so did it bia the previous day but i was later the coalition promised an investigation who to fight to say that willing to call preety in an inquiry in condemning the hog on twenty of will tell us the un secretary general also called for a swift and in some national investigation into its false would something growing chorus of condemnation is instilling some hope in yemen is that the war in the country is finally getting some attention how about the world visitor djibouti. aid is continuing to arrive to the indonesian island of lombok where three hundred

. >> donaig de lu has worked for unicef in the central african republic for years.e kaga bandoro camp is just one of many in the country, she says, and things are getting worse. >> the humanitarian needs are increasing. sadly, more and more people are under attack. we have 600,000 people who are internally displaced within the country, which what it was at the peak of the crisis in 2014, so there is s still a lot to d. >> among the refugees, tens of thousands of children who were taken up by armed groups. ththe un is trying to liberates many as possible from the warlords and rebels, but many struggle to reintegrate in society. many of the girls were kept for years as sex slaves. >> i was 12 and lived in bangui. an armed group forced me to go with them. since then, i've liveded aroud here. i'm 17 now. it was terrible. i i saw and i did the most a al things. the life that i had all of those years was no life at all. >> there's no safe haven for chilildren in thisis environmef violence. at least there's a playground in the camp. but the legacy of war is unmistakable ev

coalition while the hospital yesterday unicef reported that they have repeatedly attacked facilities that provide drinking water horrifying in the extreme u.s. and all support full court press on sept peace talks in the shadow of obama administration officials making an extraordinary u. turns of alleged war crimes like that and aid groups claiming continued bombing of the poorest country in the middle east by already have trained warplane pilots we're going to hear from n.g.o.s save the children joining me now from so the last guy because i sure as i'm welcome to going underground the i.c.r.c. has been telling r.t. in the past few days the dozens of civilians are being killed mostly children in u.k. arms saudi strikes in dian in the saga something save the chill. and can corroborate what the i.c.r.c. is saying actually it was very tragic what we received these information about an explosion an attack against a bus full of kids and to learn for children and it had been twenty five kilometers northwest of sather city. the numbers and besant skilled and learner injured this was a very v

topped the busy on market they had to time from a some a come and that is when the as strike hit unicef has described it as this single biggest hoch on children since yemen's was completed in two thousand and fifteen. kenya's top prosecutor has had the heads of the public. railway agencies arrested as part of a crackdown on corruption it's related to the three billion dollar nairobi that was inaugurated last year the agency heads were among those arrested on saturday for misusing public funds catherine sawyer has more from nairobi. where the seventeen suspects including very senior government officials have been charged with seventeen counts all of you know comic crimes corruption abuse of office etc they have just pleaded not guilty and this specifically involves the standard gauge three way they are accused of fraudulently authorizing. states to pay out money as compensation to individuals that did not exist and that does not exist and even land that already belongs to the state so this is a very significant development in the last few months we've seen the government really ratchetin

the cruelty against children no excuses anymore that's from the regional director gary knell for unicef we also spoke briefly with the british ambassador to the united nations jonathan allen for his reaction here's what he had to say you know we've seen these reports it's very important as we've said repeatedly. to the conflict in yemen adhere to international humanitarian the weather is an instance of this sort it's important its investigative story on the conclusions that investigation said i'll learn from be calling for that in this instance as. well as their cool from cultural the terrace he's involved in working in yemen who are dealing with the off the mouth of of this attack for the un security council to take some action how likely is it that it's going to well it's not clear whether or not this would be brought up as an issue for discussion the ambassador mr allen said that it's simply too early to say if that would be the case let's not forget just one week ago today yemen was the matter before the security council and it was there that the special envoy for yemen martin griff

it was the last children since yemen's brutal escalated in two thousand and fifteen according to unicef. in a cemetery inside the previous twenty nine child sized graves have been dug but the joint finra for the children has been ruled out due to security concerns further you hold the fighters say they fear the gathering would be targeted by more airstrikes. the so the in my article coalition initially did night aiming at civilians and defended the incident as a legitimate military operation our response is sayed to a ballistic missile fired into so deborah the previous day but hours later the coalition promised an investigation both the fighters say they're willing to call preet in an inquiry. haag twenty of the u.n. secretary general holder for. investigation into its false words and the growing chorus of condemnation is instilling some hope in yemen is the country is finally getting some attention. to syria now where the army is threatening a major assault on which is the last remaining rebel held province dozens of civilians have been killed by intensifying government and strikes ba

security that you don't need to lou has worked for unicef in the central african republic for years the congo bonder a camp is just one of many in the country she says and things are getting worse. the humanitarian needs are increasing sadly more and more people are under attack are i.d.p.'s we are now we have six hundred thousand people who are internally displaced within the country which is what it was at the peak of the crisis in twenty fourteen so there's still a lot to do among the refugees tens of thousands of children who were taken up by armed groups the un is trying to liberate as many as possible from the warlords and rebels but many struggle to reintegrate into society. many of the girls were kept for years as sex slaves. for you so i won't be where i was twelve and lived in bangor them was an armed group forced me to go with them. since then i've lived around here you know i'm seventeen now it was terrible. done to you know a huge i saw and did the most awful things as a single life i had all those years i knew it was no life at all. as i say yes i'm here. i'm down. there's

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coalition baba hospital yesterday unicef reported that they have repeatedly attacked facilities that provide drinking water horrifying in the extreme u.s. and all the port full court press on sept peace talks in the shadow of a bomb or administration officials making extraordinary you terms of alleged war crimes like that and a group claiming continued bombing of the poorest country in the middle east by our a.f. trained warplane pilots we're going to hear from ngo save the children joining me now from for the by skype is our son bashar assad welcome to going underground the i.c.r.c. has been telling r.t. in the past few days the dozens of civilians have been killed mostly children in u.k. armed saudi strikes in dian in the saga something save the children can corroborate what the i.c.r.c. is saying actually it was very tragic what we receive these of the mission about an explosion attack against a best seller for kids and to look for children and it happened twenty five kilometers northwest of solder city. the numbers and dozens killed and injured this was a very very horrifying inc

children's agency unicef says many of the young victims were wearing backpacks provided andrew how is the agency responding to that attack. well in a word during their horrified and unicef sweep did out this simple animation showing a falling bomb which reveals the words children are not a target that sentiment was echoed by a twelve year old girl in yemen we spoke to who shared her thoughts on what's happened to so many young children younger than her they didn't just murder them but also to their happiness to children just got school backs which they were in seemingly sighted to use them but before they could try anything or use anything their shakes came to murder them murder their happiness measured their hopes and dreams this is just a brief example about everything that happens in yemen stop killing you many children stop war against yemen now the arabic has tag you see here it translates to die young students massacre it's one of the top trending has tags in the capital sana and this is one of the most it's actually the most popular post with that hash tag and i think it speaks

tunning from a school summer camp when their boss top of the busy market it was targeted by air strikes unicef has called the carnage the single biggest attack on children since the war in yemen escalated in two thousand and fifteen images of the children covered in blood and reeling from shock have provoked into much more condemnation we request or parties to the conflict to end the attacks against civilians against children in particular against infrastructure and we plea for them to enter into a situation of hostilities to put an end to these war the surge their morale to coalition initially denied aiming at civilians and defend the incident as a legitimate military operation a response it's a top ballistic missile fired into so that if you're the previous day but hours later the coalition promised to investigate i don't think it will be accepted that the side that has committed this crime. is allowed to investigate it because we know that it's old idea the saudi that coalition has investigated and many.

was the last attack on children since humans put escalated in two thousand and fifteen according to unicef. in a cemetery is other previous twenty nine child sized graves have been dug but a joint fin role for the children has been ruled out due to security concerns further. hold the fighters say they feared the gathering would be targeted by more airstrikes. the sodium an article coalition initially did night aiming at civilians and defended the incident as a legitimate military operation our response is sayed to a ballistic missile fired into so did the previous day but hours later the coalition promised an investigation both the fighters say they're willing to call preety in an inquiry. haag twenty the u.s. . investigation into its words and the growing chorus of condemnation of. hope in yemen is the country is finally getting some attention. about the. syrian government airstrikes backed by russia have killed dozens of civilians in the last remaining opposition strongholds in the north twenty eight children are among the dead and the problems and. friday's bombardment of the most inten

since 2015, unicef says nearly 2,400 children have been killed. million are in need of humanitarian aid. our correspondent caroline hawley‘s report contains distressing images from the start. man sobs. this is the moment a father identifies his son among the dead. and this is a boy crying out for his father and mother, one of the survivors of thursday's air strike. "thank god i'm alive," says the boy, "but some of my friends and my teacher died." husain says they had stopped to buy water when they were attacked. the un children's fund called the attack unconscionable, a low point in yemen's brutal war. it says its calls for humanitarian law to be respected, for children to be protected, have been met with utter disregard. the saudi—led coalition, which buys arms from britain and the us, has defended the air strike. saudi arabia says it was a legitimate military action against houthi militants. it has now promised to investigate. the un security council says a credible investigation is needed into what happened here. a houthi—affiliated television

the binnie saw really i feel sorry that all these all the insecurities but now in congo the latest unicef report that i saw beginning of this year said there's something like eight hundred thousand children who don't have homes anymore they don't have education about health what are you going to do to give them a future i think as you live we have it on the children we ever saw more than six million refugees or around the country surrounded the sea so we should find the best way to bring them back. and that's what they see the problem is the security that's why one of my priority my program is to restore peace and security with all peace and security that will come back and i saw the same problem with the children to be have assistance in a different way to go in school and not to be in a refugee come or industry to so very very very concerned about of this project yes . how are you going to do that there's been so many promises to try and solve the situation in the democratic republic of congo but there's still a huge amount of interethnic violence but it's one of the reason when i am a

from a school summer camp when their boss topped at the busy market it was targeted by airstrikes unicef has called the carnage the single biggest attack on children since the war in yemen escalated in two thousand and fifteen images of the children covered in blood and reeling from shock have provoked international condemnation. request all parties to the conflict to end the attacks against civilians against children in particular against infrastructure and we plea for them to enter into a situation of hostilities to put an end to these war the cerruti i'm about to call you should initially denied aiming at civilians and defend the incident as a legitimate military operation a response it's a top ballistic missile fired into so that it be at the previous day but hours later the coalition promised to investigate i didn't think it would be accepted that the side that has committed this crime. is allowed to investigate it because we know that it's old idea the saudi that coalition has investigated many. crimes like the great funeral hold of a strike they did on that is not a sole task come

a school some are calm but when their boss top of the busy market it was targeted by air strikes unicef has called the carnage the single biggest attack on children since the war in yemen escalated in two thousand and fifteen images of the children covered in blood and reeling from shock provoked into national commission. we request all parties to the conflict to end the attacks against civilians against children in particular against infrastructure and we plea for them to enter into a situation of hostilities to put an end to these war the cerruti i'm about to call you should initially denied aiming at civilians and defend the incident as a legitimate military operation a response it's a top ballistic missile fired into so that it be at the previous day but hours later the coalition promised to investigate i don't think it will be accepted that the side that has committed this crime. is allowed to investigate it because we know that it's old idea the saudi that coalition has investigated many. crimes like the great funeral hall and other strikes they did and there is no result has come

unicef colleagues on the ground, the facility to predict when and where an outbreak might occur is extremelyave been notified to them, they can use this technology in their monthly planning meetings to allocate logistics, supplies and response capability to particular communities. at the met office, meteorologists and government scientists have developed a system that predicts where cholera outbreaks will occur for weeks in advance. they produce a map, which combines satellite rain forecast with information about areas of high population density. the red areas show the places that are most likely to have an outbreak, and that's where the health teams are sent. the satellite data has enabled aid workers on the ground to stay one step ahead of outbreaks. last year, there were more than 50,000 suspected cases injust one week. this year, that was down to around 2500 cases. that's a decrease of nearly 95%. it is hoped that the forecast can be made further ahead, which could cut the number of cases even further. we would like to extend the predictions from four weeks to eight weeks because that wo

in fifteen according to unicef you. have the local hospital medical workers do what they can to treat the wounded. in a cemetery two thousand nine. hundred been prepared for the victims but the joint. due to security concerns and fears. some of the children will eventually be diverted here. the province is the place of the rebellion on the tag at the most of the coalition's. the conflict in yemen the richest countries in the region so did the united arab emirates against the poorest the sodium autocorrelation husband reports that could to sized for targeting civilian areas in the war against. kill files and left millions on the brink of starvation. to india now where four million people are still waiting to hear why they're being excluded from a citizenship register the government and state says. legal immigrants from bangladesh but as andrew thomas reports from langley and some believe it's an exercise a nationalism ahead of elections next year. all have been nessa knows about her is that her youngest sister is ninety

it was the walls children since humans put escalated in two thousand and fifteen according to unicef. in a cemetery in some other previous twenty nine child sized graves have been dogg. but the joint fin role for the children has been ruled out due to security concerns . the whole thing fighters say they feel at the gathering would be targeted by these. the sodium an article coalition initially did night aiming at civilians and defended the incident as a legitimate military operation our response is sayed to a ballistic missile fired into so did it be on the previous day but i was late on the coalition promised an investigation both the fighters say they're willing to call put in an inquiry. in condemning the hoc antonio will tell us the un secretary general also called for a swift and in some national investigation into its false would something growing chorus of condemnation is instilling some hope in yemen is that the war in the country is finally getting some attention how about the world has the djibouti. egypt's security forces say they foiled an attempted suicide attack they sa

unicef workers say the refugee camps in cox's bazar are cramped, with only the most basic facilities.colm turnbull, is fighting to retain his position as he faces a demand for a second leadership challenge, although he's refusing to contest the vote. he may step aside, setting up a contest between an annointed successor and peter dutton. 0ur correspondent in canberra, hywel griffith, has the latest. well, malcolm turnbull is effectively a lame—duck prime minister. he's refusing a vote so far, but it looks like he's only doing that in order to anoint a successor. malcolm turnbull doesn't probably want peter dutton, the man who's already challenged him once, wants to challenge him again, to become prime minister, so he's finding an alternate candidate. things are changing by the minute, though. by the minute, we've seen resignations from cabinet ministers who have told malcolm turnbull he no longer has their support. so malcolm turnbull probably won't. .. well, he won't end this month, maybe not even today as prime minister. it might take a few months to work out who the successor is an

coalition while the hospital yesterday unicef reported that they have repeatedly attacked facilities that provide drinking water horrifying in the extreme u.s. and all support full court press on sept peace talks in the shadow of obama administration officials making the extraordinary u. turns of alleged war crimes like that and aid groups claiming continued bombing of the poorest country in the middle east by already have trained warplane pilots we're going to hear from n.g.o.s save the children joining me now from so the.

practice is common across africa leaves women with lifelong pain and scars physically and emotionally unicef estimates that more than two hundred million girls and women are living with the effects of. a reconstruction clinic here in berlin the w.'s keep brady talked with a somali woman who's joined the call for an end to have her name has been changed to protect their identity. as. i was about eleven or twelve years old several people held me down then they cut me off they laid me on the table i can still picture it i had such horrific pain well then they sewed me together. they tied my legs together for a month so that the wound would heal. the head had i typed the female genital mutilation very anywhere from damaging the clutter to sewing up the vaginal opening in some countries the brutal practice is considered a rite of passage a prerequisite for marriage. in somalia the procedure is done by your so called cutter they have no idea what they're doing they just have a knife and they cut. after two and a half years in germany thirty six year old he for seeking advice a balance doesn't flow

from kuala lumpur, marianne clark—hattingh, the unicef representative in malaysia, has more details one that affects many around the world. globally there are about 15 million children, mostly girls, who get married before the age of 18. in malaysia, comparatively the prevalence is not as high, we have a lack of data to really assess the scope. according to the 2010 census, girls between 15 and 19, thousands have been married. we over malaysia and government is trying to tackle this issue. during the campaign. malaysia's deputy prime minister. he said ina malaysia's deputy prime minister. he said in a statement, the government is committed to ending child marriage in the future and is bringing in medical professionals and counsellors to help the girl with the situation so what do we know of the matter with the young girl at the moment? is she being taken care of? the investigation is still taking place. she is now back with her parents so there hasn't been any information revealed about this case but with the current situation, it's clear she needs to be reunited her family situation,

from a school some are calm but when their boss top of the busy market it was targeted by airstrikes unicef has called the carnage the single biggest attack on children since the war in yemen escalated in two thousand and fifteen images of the children covered in blood and reeling from shock provoked into national condemnation. request all parties to the conflict to end the attacks against civilians against children in particular against infrastructure and we plea for them to enter into a cessation of hostilities to put an end to these war the cerruti i'm about to call you should initially denied aiming at civilians and defend the incident as a legitimate military operation a response it's a top ballistic missile fired into so that it be at the previous day but hours later the coalition promised to investigate i don't think it will be accepted that the side that has committed this crime. is allowed to investigate it because we know that it's old ideas the saudi that coalition has investigated many. crimes like the great funeral hall and other strikes they did on that is not a sole task come

tunning from a school summer camp when their boss top of the busy market it was targeted by airstrikes unicef has called the carnage the single biggest attack on children since the war in yemen escalated in two thousand and fifteen. images of the children covered in blood and reeling from shock provoked into mush. we request all parties to the conflict to end the attacks against civilians against children in particular against infrastructure and we plea for them to enter into a situation of hostilities to put an end to these war the sort of their morality holy should initially denied aiming at civilians and defend the incident as a legitimate military operation a response it's a top ballistic missile fired into so that it be at the previous day but hours later the coalition promised to investigate i don't think it will be accepted that the side that has committed this crime. is allowed to investigate it because we know that it's old idea the saudi that coalition has investigated many. crimes like the great funeral a whole lot of strikes they did on that is not a sole task come from this inves

the walls the talk on children since humans put escalated in two thousand and fifteen according to unicef. in a cemetery inside the previous twenty nine child sized graves have been dug but the joint finra for the children has been ruled out due to security concerns her you hold the fighters say they feel at the gathering would be targeted by more airstrikes. the sodium and article coalition initially did night aiming at civilians and defended the incident as a legitimate military operation our response is sayed to a ballistic missile fired into so did a bia the previous day but i was later the coalition promised an investigation both the fighters say that willing to call point in an inquiry in condemning the attack on twenty four will tell us the un secretary general also called for a swift and in some national investigation into its false words and the growing chorus of condemnation is instilling some hope in yemenis that the war in their country is finally getting some attention ramadan the world is the djibouti. syrian government airstrikes backed by russia have killed dozens of civil

since 2015, unicef says nearly 2,400 children have been killed — and today, 11 million are in need ofitarian aid. 0ur correspondent caroline hawley‘s report contains distressing images from the start. man sobs. this is the moment a father identifies his son among the dead. and this is a boy crying out for his father and mother, one of the survivors of thursday's air strike. "thank god i'm alive," says the boy, "but some of my friends and my teacher died." husain says they had stopped to buy water when they were attacked. the un children's fund called the attack unconscionable, a low point in yemen's brutal war. it says its calls for humanitarian law to be respected, for children to be protected, have been met with utter disregard. the saudi—led coalition, which buys arms from britain and the us, has defended the air strike. saudi arabia says it was a legitimate military action against houthi militants. it has now promised to investigate. the un security council says a credible investigation is needed into what happened here. a houthi—affiliated television station said the children had