vox on the internet what sort of role playing a big one and that's according to unicef so the pacific islands boss for unicef is someone called children yet he said that content found on social media is is feeding into the outbreak and it's content that's coming from wealthy overseas nations like australia and the us countries that have largest stablished anti-vaccination groups that are sending their information to developed countries like. one of the most prominent anti vaccination campaign is in some 0 is someone called edwin thomas east he's got no medical training he's a businessman but he posts medical advice to thousands of followers he claims that vaccines a highly toxic and can have court serious long term consequences he advises his followers to buy which he just happens to be selling and he's actually been arrested for contravening a law that samoa bro. in to to try and crack down on this stuff one thing that we've also been seeing is is groups from overseas. posting like trolls posting on the samoan government in content that it's putting out on facebook so aside from the

this outbreak as much as possible and we wish you all the best with that james nichols there from unicef astray speaking to us from sydney thanks james now history is foreign minister says china's treatment of a detained a stray in chinese writer is unacceptable pro-democracy advocate young john has been held in beijing since january suspected of spying marie spain says yan's being interrogated daily while shackled and is pushing for him to be freed patrick period as a straight here is amnesty international's china reception he's pushing for more international pressure on beijing. for spying the spur notch that actually can mean a very serious punishment if convicted. like even of to life in prison for example so i think like the problem is like how he is treated is quite typical of dissidents in china and they have no access to lawyers and family and it makes it like a very big very vulnerable to. high resource torture and other treatment and then now was to what is a lie hurt from this case to treatment has already happened so i think it is something what concerns us most is how we can

and to talk about that i'm joined now by kate hines she is chief of communications for unicef pacific which has been working to contain this outbreak and it's good to have you on the show it's friday already there were you are you know when we look at the numbers we've got the numbers of children dying in samoa for a very small country and we're looking at the possibility of an entire generation being threatened here simply because their parents chose not to have them vaccinated and that in the 21st century it's hard to believe. that's right incredibly tragic situation here because measles is a preventable disease as we know meant vaccines can prevent that disease and there's 62 deaths now and most of the children of that's too many children who are in hospital also struggling to recover from the means that with to things and this is a man made problem how do you combat this when the culprit is not mother nature but the misguided thinking of parents well there's many reasons involved as to why children may not have been vaccinated or the population may not been vaccinated there was a

bit of hesitancy in getting the vaccine so a lot of work has been done by the health workers and unicefing the government to really educate the community on the importance of getting this vaccine to protect their children. is that message getting across, our people welcoming this now? there is definitely the vaccination under the campaign has reached almost over half the population now but a lot of that is in the urban centres there are still pockets of the communities especially in the rural areas. yesterday i joined two especially in the rural areas. yesterday ijoined two nurses as they went on outreach activities knocking door—to—door to see if the families had had their vaccination and we met one family who had many children and they said they'd been quite scared to leave their home but they were really happy they were able to get the vaccination so the teams, health workers, the response teams, health workers, the response teams are working around the clock and as we mentioned on thursday and friday, there will be a public holiday in order to get those outreach teams to the pockets

heinrich with unicef pacific joining us tonight from some more we appreciate your time and we certainly wish you all the best and lots of success with this vaccination effort thank you. well if there was any delves about president obama trumps past the impeachment while those doubts were dispelled today u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi today formally gave the green light to draw articles of impeachment against the us president it marks the culmination of months of inquiries into whether trump pressured ukraine to investigate his political rival joe biden says president trump's alleged withholding of military aid to ukraine threatened the heart of the us constitution. it presently has and it is the pallor undermining our national security and jeopardizing the integrity of our elections its actions and in defiance of that they should have at founders and the oath of office that he take to preserve protect and defend the constitution of the state. that. that with confidence and humility with allegiance to our founders and fight for all of love for america today i'm asking enchanting to proc

she is the chief engagement, officer for unicef usa, which thanks so much for here.only about a third of american kids feel included in theli cal process. what does that suggest? and what do they want to be talking about thatandidates aren't talking about? >> yes, that's absolutely alarming. you know, we talk about our children being our fute. they represent 25% of the future of today, buthey're really 100% of our future, and they're saying that their voices aidot being coed in the entire political process. 80% of them say that thethink they can absolutely be benefit and help this country improve. and 90% of them highlight that they're worried about many things. they'rhighlighting that they're worried about violence and violence, not only against them, but their friends and eir families. they're concerned about the climate. they highlight that they're concerned about lack of resources and just their overall wellbeing. alcindor: and the poll found that young girls are more likely to feel excluded from the political process than boys. what does that tl you about what's

as many as 100 people are falling ill every day well earlier i spoke to james nichols he is with unicef astray and he says efforts to contain the outbreak have been well coordinated so far well there has been response literally from the 1st day of. the upright and unicef has been working very closely with the government and the world health organization and also with other partners such as the australian department of foreign affairs and trade and new zealand's ministry of foreign affairs and trade in mounting a response so it's it's clear to me that the response has been swift. 500000 additional vaccines of measles for measles has been flown into the region and 115000 doses of these vaccines have arrived in some of our since the 1st of october and this includes syringes safety boxes as well as supplies of life from an eye which are vital in responding to such an outbreak so things are definitely on the way but obviously with more deaths this is a tragedy this is really an emergency still and we're not out of it yet now russia one of the world's largest export of natural gas is launchin

not only companies have recognized the potential of open source international organizations like unicef and the united nations are also looking to work with the open source community a move which could mean that less financially able players will no longer be dependent on private providers. what's particularly striking is that the united nations have recognized that the availability of free software can help reach this is tangible development goals there are currently running technology innovation labs in various countries that are developing open source software that will become available to all for free so. we can only hope big tech companies don't just want to tap the collective know how of coders but also plan to give back to the coding community right now open source movement is growing independent developers tech giants and multilateral organizations all use open source meaning developers from all over the globe can collaborate on a single project that's nazir for collaboration in this community is kind of spirited and open minded and it's truly cross cultural you'll see people wo

$100000.00 civilians have been forcibly displaced since the start of the assault and according to unicef $60000.00 children have been displaced since december the end marital norm and now is goes down 103135 schools in the city have been closed completely. 48500 children have been denied their right to education as 348 schools in the region have been suspended. the host communities for the displaced people are struggling to keep up with the hard lights as many of them are already have been displaced for. nowhere is safe in at the moment as even camps are being targeted. even though there are no armed groups or military installations in the area. that was a reality of the ngo who does speaking to us earlier. communities across asia are marking the 15th anniversary of the indian ocean tsunami on the morning of december 26th 2004 a 9 point one magnitude earthquake triggered a tsunami that hit coastal regions across coastlines across the region the disaster killed more than 200000 people in thailand people played flowers at a memorial to the tsunami in the village of baan. the village of was

over 200000 civilians have been forcibly displaced since the start of the assault and according to unicef $60000.00 children have been displaced since december the 11th. hour at a moment now is goes down 103135 schools in the city have been closed completely. 48500 children have denied their right to education as 348 schools in the region have been suspended. the host communities for the displaced people are struggling to keep up with the hard lights as many of them are already have been displaced before noite nowhere is safe in. the moment even camps are being targeted. even though there are no armed groups or military installations in the area with. and that was a human rights activist. for us who talked to us a little earlier all right let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. and algeria thousands of people have gathered to accompany the funeral procession of army chief sala who died unexpectedly on monday well saleh was instrumental in forcing the country's longtime president to resign earlier this year. in france and dancers performed parts of

not only companies have recognized the potential of open source international organizations like unicef and the united nations are also looking to work with the open source community move which could mean that less financially able players will no longer be dependent on private providers. particularly striking is that the united nations have recognized that the availability of free software can help reach this is tangible development goals they're currently running technology innovation labs in various countries that are developing open source software that will become available to all for free so. we can only hope big tech companies don't just want to tap the collective now health coders but also plan to give back to the coding community right now open source movement is growing independent developers tech giants and multilateral organizations all use open source meaning developers from all over the globe can collaborate on a single project that's nazir for an operation of this community is kind dispirited and open minded and it's truly cross cultural you'll see people working on code

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over 200,000 civilians have fled this place since the start of the assault, and according to unicef, 60,000 children have been displaced since december 11. it is a ghost town. 100 schools in the city have been closed completely. 48,500 children have been denend their right to education us 348 schools in the region have been suspended. the community for the displaced people are struggling to keep up with a hard life as many have already been displaced before. nowhere is safe in idlibib at te moment. they are being targeted e even though there are no armed groups or military installations in the area. laila: that was human rights activist riyad al najem, who talked to us sometime ago. in his christmas address, frank-walter steinmeier has appealed to germans to overcome their differences. he spoke of highlights including the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall, and low lights. >> for the german president, the holidays are a time of rest and reflection, looking back on the events of thehe past year, the anti-semitic attack on the synagogue in holla -- and halla -- in halle me

african countries and it's mainly coming from young people who want security and a better future unicef says around hauffe of the region's population around the $24.00 that's at least 200000000 people yes depending on the country up to a 3rd of those aged between 15 and 24 a jobless the figure is much higher when it comes to women. so day to arouse on the streets voicing their anger and demanding their right to freedom and self-determination. in the mirror doesn't always reflect such a smiling face there are days when wafa analogy the is too full and despairing but however she feels she never gives up. she keeps fighting for her dream of being a singer and living a free self-determined life in gaza. the videos she posts on facebook show a talented young woman with a voice crying out to be heard but it's a voice that gaza's macho islamised society wants to silence. one of my cousins called my dad your doors she's a singer and she's putting her photos and facebook and her her songs. were you saying there we're living in america where in gaza you have to stop her. it's bad enough that sing

over 200000 civilians have been forcibly displaced since the start of the assault and according to unicef 60000 children have been displaced since december the 11th meriton moment now is goes down 103135 schools in the city have been closed completely. 48500 children have denied their right to education as 348 schools in the region have been suspended. the host communities for the displaced who are struggling to keep up with the hard lights as many of them are already have been displaced before. nowhere is safe. even camps are being targeted. even though there are no armed groups or military installations in the area. that was all knowledge of the syrian ngo speaking to us earlier. the problem of poor quality housing in india is well known it's estimated that as many as 2000 people here are killed in building collapses often blamed on shoddy construction standards spite of the repeat tragedies many people continue to live in old lava dated buildings and landlords have no incentive to make repairs our india correspondence on a phone a car sent us this report. young has lived here for much

today she's on her way to the united nations she's been a unicef goodwill ambassador since 2002.i mean you know aside from her humanitarian work she also regularly hosts a current affairs program for the u.n. website. 21st century friendship so $69.00 her music has always appealed for peaceful coexistence between races and the sexes. as a presenter she embodies a life lived between continents and cultures a citizen of the world in the truest sense. of evil inflight immediately back. on of age. once again his schedule is tight she squeezes in a small studio session with her band. a song about people who exert control over a country's government. leak and the adventure of music began with personal appeal evil and migration. 3 have make cross cultural innovation their guiding principle and the source of their inspiration. all the places i've been have shaped the person i am i travel because i have the health and strength to do so and counters with other cultures allow us to grow and recognize the world and its globalism. you are stuck in your own blinkered world where everything is

penelope is a unicef ambassador for norway on climate change.nternational court ofjustice in the hague. a military crackdown in myanmar in 2017 resulted in thousands of rohingya muslims being killed, and more than 700,000 fleeing to neighbouring bangladesh. aung san suu kyi blamed the violence and mass displacement on militants seeking independence, though she added it couldn't be ruled out, that her country's defence forces used disproportionate force. anna holligan reports now from the hague. waiting in anticipation for a glimpse of the woman they call mother suu. myanmar is shrouded with fake news and many other, er, unfair charges, so this is our chance to give to the world to give a true picture of what is really happening in myanmar. the world was watching as, for the first time, aung san suu kyi responded to the allegations that myanmar has been trying to exterminate the rohingya population. a woman once considered a global human rights icon told thejudges she understood the definition of genocide, but went on to characterise the situatio

over 200000 civilians have been forcibly displaced since the start of the assault and according to unicef 60000 children have been displaced since december the event my written moment now is goes down 103135 schools in the city have been closed completely. 48500 children have been denied their right to education as 348 schools in the region have been suspended. the host communities for the displaced people who are struggling to keep up with the hard lights as many of them are already have been displaced before. it nowhere is safe and live at the moment as even camps are being targeted. even though there are no armed groups or military installations in the area. why is this offensive happening now because it's not the 1st time that the syrian regime lost an offensive why is it happening now tell us about the timing what has changed on the ground. this is something that. i'm not the best person to answer that as i don't have the military or political background. but we've been seeing those nations even though we have. agreements like the escalation agreement and it is a disc lesions rooms o

come from for me the numbers are accurate because when you look at the investment the agencies like unicef are putting into interest such and i think you have no other reason than to accept this for statistics. is something i have thought about but you don't trust your local government or you even your national government figures you don't truly haven't because you're only going to play this when it's going to be. you know so the numbers might not be extremely precise but we know that africans are going to increase and i want to come to zeina because you're an advocate for children and adolescents and specifically against child marriage and i want to find out from you why do you think africans are increasing in population where the rest of the world the trend seems like they're decreasing where because they're not. population is increasing day by day and we're not doing anything about it. precisely do not increase our. brains. age and. these. ads. and let me come to you because you are working for an organization that actually deals with young boys who have been sort of abandoned or left b