unicef are here and the un are here. it can'tjust be funding for days or for weeks, we need funding for the years ahead. how do you even begin to deal with the mental health of some of these children, the psychological well—being and the trauma they have been through? the psychosocial as well in the months ahead... it is critical and will be in the winter months ahead. we know how to do this, we work around the world in war and conflict and natural disasters and giving children somewhere they can just be a child again and be with their friends, to give them the safety and comfort they need before they can even begin the process what they have been through and their experiences. many of them have been through really extreme situations and will need professional medical and full—time support to be able to rebuild their lives. on a basic level, has unicef and any of the other aid agencies managed to set up temporarily learning centres or schools? we have, in both turkey and syria and have got in with our tents and set up le

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orlando bluman and the unicef team of the organization, which is engaged in humanitarian support andotection of children , orlando bloom has been working meaningfully for a long time, and with this direction he has already been to ukraine on our donbass is still experiencing a large-scale war. and you know what this aggression has brought. how full-scale the world's efforts must be to stop it in order to restore ukraine after the war. we discussed the issue of rebuilding our country and our school infrastructure. i am grateful for this help. we agreed that our teams should work on several areas in particular this is the issue of the return of our children who were the force of the deportation to russia, this is the creation of bomb shelters for our children for the third time - this is the technical support of distance learning in those districts and regions where it is impossible to study offline due to relevant threats today as usual from our soldiers who gave a significant result to ukraine in the past day for this day in total for this week 57 separate motorized infantry brigade

the chief of field offers for unicef, bangladesh, is that of the machine? what's the latest you can tell us about this disaster? thank you. to give you some background is that, is it, if you did come in the wall or saying about maybe your dad are $33.00 camps all together today at 2 30 pm. a fire was thought income is up and ready quickly. the fire sprayed, then the bank comes which is come now and come the situation as quickly evolving and then formation is just coming. we are just getting the numbers from my team. we had a lot of agencies unit on the port authorities are working together to just bring the fire under control, which the latest report sees. now the fire is under control. we are really extremely concerned about situation of the children and their families because that previous experience that these fires can be so big and huge and show that it can be trapped before the k. yeah, i have received a report that about 20 learning center one, the collision center and a couple of movie for post on water sanitation facilities and also, and informatio

aid and the reconstruction of infrastructure facilities focused on the interests of children , so unicef and the ukrainian team agreed to work on several areas in order to return a happy childhood to ukrainian children . i heard everything that was said today about children that disappeared, yunisevych takes this issue extremely seriously, of course the whole world is watching him, and the one who should not be mentioned was called a war criminal because of this, what is happening now is terrible we can jointly create two teams to determine the step-by-step stages of what to do and create an information wave about our children, how to bring them back, infrastructure for children , an educational network, prepare this, then start a powerful information wave, and every day she experiences gnats in ukraine. do not be shy and seek help from psychologists for her support in the country launched an all-ukrainian mental health program , one of the tasks of which is to help overcome the trauma of the war, olena zelenska said about this while speaking at a conference organized by unicef ​​youth f

the un children's agency. unicef says malnutrition among pregnant women and girls has soared in the past 2 years globally. the number of pregnant and breast feeding and dallas and girls and women suffering from acute malnutrition is up from 5500000 to 6900000. as an increase of 25 percent. now some of the world's poor as countries such as afghanistan somalian, yemen have been most affected. unicef estimates that more than $1000000000.00 women and a dollars and girls world wide are malnourished. harriet told us as a nutrition specialist at unicef, she's also the author of the report and she says the rise in food prices is also making it harder for women to access nutritious diets. well, it is true to say have been an issue for some time, but what we excuse me concerned about is to see that 25 percent lives in the number of severely malnourished women of the course the last 2 years. now we know that these countries are extremely hard hit by conflicts by climate emergencies, such as drought, an underlying poverty. but the fact that the situation is getting worse is extremely alarming. and w

they came about and that's the influence it had on development thinking. >> yeah. >> unicef, how did the impact of this new approach you're working for and what do you pick up? >> mark, it's wonderful to be back again and this is our usid building but also the wilson center and your work is excellent to josh's point. thank you for the book. it's remarkable. it's a really, really good book. we saw pep form and what struck you first on the ground and there are people and they were able to get funds out for doctors, nurses, healthcare assistance so there were people who were being trained and they were actually at work and the presence of people for hiv people and the depth of staff ago local village clinic make as difference but it does to the person who wants to come in, the family that wants to come in. the second thing that struck you was that there was a supply chain and it was the smart supply chain. it meant there were a variety of cocktails that were coming out, there were hygienic equipment and supplies and tools and that was falling through and changed how you thought about he

savchuk for the voice of america hollywood star and goodwill ambassador of the un children 's fund unicefando bloom in ukraine with president volodymyr zelenskyi the actor discussed the restoration of school infrastructure and the return of ukrainian children taken to russia after that orlando bloom met and played with small ukrainians hello how are we making a candle, i have to take one of them , blue in the colors of unicef, it's fantastic, and then wrap it up, wrap it up, it's so beautiful

means, in particular, and determined to protect civilization, met with the goodwill ambassador of unicef orlando bloom and the unicef team of the organization that is engaged in humanitarian support and protection of children . orlando is stupidly and meaningfully working with this the direction he was already in ukraine in our donbas during the full-scale war. and you know what this aggression brought, how large-scale the efforts of the world must be to stop it in order to restore ukraine after the war . we discussed the issue of rebuilding our country and our school infrastructure. i am grateful for this help. we agreed for our teams to work on several directions, in particular, this is the issue of returning our children who were the force of the deportation to russia, this is the creation of bomb shelters for our children for the third - this is technical provision of remote training in those areas and regions where it is impossible to study offline due to relevant threats , today, as always, he recognized our soldiers who gave a significant result to ukraine over the past day, for t

right now, unicef is working hard.ked for for 20 years for getting girls to school has been demolished. >> one of the observations i made is they seem to be practically skipping to class. they were so excited to be there. they saw their futures as absolutely limitless. is there anything the international community can do, any pressure that can be brought to bear? >> i agree 100%. they valued it so much because i think they knew what it was not to have it, and of course we're in the situation where it's ripped away from them. we have to keep trying. that's what unicef is doing, trying our best to find opportunities for school. there is a need for women doctors and teachers. i'm hoping that at some point these de facto authorities will recognize we need to get girls back into universities. i think the international community has got to continue paying attention which is why i'm so grateful to you for covering these stories. it's easy to forget these girls and move on and afghanistan is such a mess. we can't abandon them.

about small ukrainians, because they are children , victory, the actor and goodwill ambassador of unicefando also joined the event bloom, the star of lord of the rings in ukraine, for the second day, he had not been here for seven years the day before yesterday, he met with president volodymyr zelenskyi, visited the kyiv region and called ukrainians super people and such news for the moment, the next edition at 7:00 and now a repeat of the evening address of president volodymyr zelenskyi. i wish you good health , dear ukrainians. soldiers in the zaporizhzhia region, the commander of the operational areas reported the actual situation, general sirskyi, general tarnavskyi, they were here in person, those who lead the defense in donetsk region , the most hot areas, were online the reports of the commanders of the oss what covers the south and the north was the report of the head of the others by the way, i want to thank the fighters of our intelligence for the powerful work today in bakhmut, the kranchen unit, as always, at a height , well done guys, discussed the general situation in the f

together with unicef, ukrainian rescuers have developed a program that, in a playful way , helps to formn to extraordinary events. easily recognize explosive objects, the task of the joint project from unicef and emergency services is not just to tell children about modern risks, but to lose the reaction to a life-threatening situation you don't tell a child that's what you have to do tete-a-te-you do it in a playful way it's not just there to teach some little poem it's this knowledge that can save their life rescue service we're listening to what happened to you on today what is your name, number and your address, do you live in ukraine! the training takes place in a safe space for families who were forced to leave their homes due to the war. kateryna's son from kharkiv is only 5 years old and he knows a lot about the dangers of war. grozova and he always says it's an explosion or not well, it's the explosions that he heard in kharkiv that worries him more, the airplanes that he heard in kharkiv . well, it's not about explosives, he didn't see it and he didn't ask about it, and today h

i saw that at unicef piece for children shook up strong and healthy and educate them. we really have to think through how we use those tools and how we influence people around the world and how they can share our american values. boboth gary and joshua talked about. how president bush wanted to do. we need to really think about that carefully. >> gary i'm going to go to you if you have any additional thoughts from your experience of the bush administration and now the work that you do with covid. it would also like you to start at one of the other big topics of the day and that is ukraine. in ukraine reconstruction what that might look l like. clicks on the answer both of those issues by saying that i think there are two big lessons -- not take a ways we can bush eraan reforms. the first is that despite the fact that we live in this highly polarized environment, bipartisanship is not only vital isbut possible. we need to remember all of these initiatives were made possible by a really vibrant bipartisan coalition of strange bedfellows, preachers and activists, rock sta

this crowd chanted outside of the building on montgomery street, urging unicef to take action and pressure the iranian government to do something about it. in tfemonths, ann ficials believe toxic gas has been wafting inside girls sthav oblems reading or being hospitalized. demonstrators say the government has done little to stop the attacks. >> it doesn't make any sense that principals didn't do any investigations. they didn't start checking who is coming in and going. there are cameras all over schools in iran and there's been no arrests whatsoever. >> iranian officials say more than 50 schools across iran have been attacked since november. there have been no arrests so far. >>> nearly 2 dozen people are facing domestic terrorism charges after what police are calling a coordinated attack against law enforcement in atlanta. this video shows protesters setting fire to construction equipment yesterday at the site of a planned police training facility. you can also see them launching some fireworks at officers. activists have been protesting the construction of that training center. atlanta p

dmytro savchuk for voice of america hollywood star and goodwill ambassador of the un children's fund unicef orlando bloom in ukraine with president volodymyr zelensky the actor discussed the restoration of school infrastructure and the return of ukrainian children deported to russia, after that orlando bloom met and played with little ukrainians hello how business and you know we're making a candle i should get one of them blue in the colors of unicef fantastic and then wrap wrap wrap ah so beautiful you made it yourself and what do you think of my candle pig oh my god you just keep giving me gifts and this picture wonderful i will show everyone your drawing and here is my rose that i will not lose and it is just as beautiful it is so beautiful you can also see that there is a small ambulance here another piece of love and sadness and this is the reality of the life of children in kyiv and this is the pipe of the thermal power plant download mobile the voice of america app allows you to automatically bypass blocking thanks to the built-in vpn service, read the news, watch informative progra

humanitarian aid and rebuild infrastructure facilities focused on the interests of children , so unicefan team agreed to work on several directions in order to return a happy childhood to ukrainian children

now, jerone, umbrella, unicef, thank you so much for joining us. thank you. china has criticized planned by australia to buy at least 3 nuclear powered submarines from the u. s. and the u. k . beijing accused the 3 countries of going quote, a further down a dangerous road and of disregarding the concerns of the international community. the u. s. u k. in australia unveiled the plans on monday at a meeting of their security alliance known as arcus a room. welcome for the 3 global leaders. they've come together to announce not just a major arms deal, that's an historic strategic partnership the orcus agreement. we confirm here in san diego represents the biggest single investment in australia's defense capability in all of our history ah, australia will buy as many of 5 of these nuclear powered submarines and like to build a new one themselves based on british design with u. s. technology, it's a long term upgrade that will make australia a full partner in shielding top secret to us nuclear technology. previous the only shared with the u. k. fortune h

president volodymyr zelenskyi told actor orlando bloom about this during his visit to ukraine as a unicefill ambassador orlando bloom supports humanitarian aid and infrastructure reconstruction projects focused on the interests of children, so unicef and the ukrainian team agreed to work on several areas in order to return a happy childhood to ukrainian children. i heard everything that was said today about the children who disappeared. seriously , of course, the whole world is watching him, and the one who should not be mentioned was called a war criminal because of this, what is happening now is terrible, we can jointly create two teams to determine the step-by-step stages of what to do and create an information wave about our children, how to return them, infrastructure for children, an educational network, prepare this, then start a powerful information wave , contact us oleg havrysh, chief consultant of the office of the head of the office of the president of ukraine olezhe good morning good morning tell me anything please, first of all, what success do we have with the countries tha

we do have unicef to org down there.would like to donate, keep doing the great work that you're doing over there and all the best to the people in turkey and syria. thank you, joe for shedding a little more light on what was just a devastating earthquake. we appreciate it. thank you so much. thank you, joe. alright well, let's segue over to weather now we, uh we've had a little bit of rain. as you know, and we got more coming, i guess throughout off and on throughout the week, right? just going to remain with this pattern, frank, where we're not seeing a have some sunshine out there this morning, but it's definitely unsettled. even a thunderstorms rolling through the bay area early this morning . at this point, you can see over parts of the bay area, the sun is shining. and the clouds there as well. it's this type of pattern that brings the rainbows storm tracker to bear as we take a look again, the six hour time lapse you can see how some steady heavier rain pulled through early in the morning hours. and if you look how

torlesse from unicef, thank crucial time in life.e. if you went out on the streets of paris today, you�*d find that most shops are open and people are going about their business when they can. it is, though, a day of difficulty, no doubt about that, in public transport, in the schools. basically, in general, it�*s the public sector movement. it is the public sector unions which are leading the strike action and they have shut down large parts of the public sector. there are private sector workers involved in the big industries like electricity and the imported gas depots and so on, so it�*s notjust public sector, but that�*s the bulk of it. a lot of people are trying to go about their daily life. of course, the fact that many people work from home now helps, and does mean also that compared to the past, these big days of disruption to public transport on strike days don�*t have the same effect on the economy and on people�*s working lives as they once used to. tickets for the grand final of the eurovision song contest and they went o

yes, unicef and our organisation — circumstances?anisation and _ circumstances? yes, unicef and our organisation and under _ circumstances? yes, unicef and our organisation and under the - organisation and under the leadership of the government and the department of disaster management authority, on the ground, to first provide more emergency support, to the people, especially rescuing and also creating some shelter and having people in safe places, and then providing water and sanitation, providing health care, providing some food, close for the community, and the challenges that access is an issue, but we have teams on the ground and we also have many organisations like red cross and other supporting directly unicef to provide life—saving response to the current situation. we understand the situation is going to be very difficult in the coming days, we are prepared and we are looking forward to receive more support from outside, to be able to provide the required life—saving activity and life—saving intervention that is required co

according to unicef, more than 11000 children have been killed or severely injured in the civil war in yemen. millions of suffering from malnutrition, so serious that they risk dying if they aren't treated in the camps for internally displaced people. the situation has been desperate for years. then she knows when children suffer from malnutrition, for so long it affects the whole development. that means the children who survive gets sick more often they can't learn properly. the future of this country is starving here right now. despite a recent flare up and fighting, there's also hopeful the recent agreement between regional power saudi arabia and iran, could affect the conflict in yemen. in this proxy war, saudi arabia fights on the side of government troops, while iran supports who t rebels. so could this lead to new negotiations and makes 2 months or so it becomes very clear who's going to have the weapon all day long for you isn't really weapon to 3 children and yemen need peace, both and tease and across the country. okay, let's get a round up of some of the world use headlines.

tomorrow, we might have bad days because higher than what it will be reported now or any umbrella. unicef, thank you so much for joining us. thank you. said you now for data. will you news asia with melissa cham? that's up after a short break. i'll be back with more at the top of the hour. in the meantime, there's always our website d, w dot com. or you can find us on social media or, you know, there is act d w article really thank you so much for your company. people in trucks injured when trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away as the border families playing phone tags in syria to these credit donors with extreme ross getting 200 people around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking yes. why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. w. made for mines. ah. you're watching d. w. news asia coming up to day afghan stance economy is still a disaster, but possibly less of a disaster. new data shows a slight improvement in the overall economy helped by trade with pakistan. can the taliban keep the momentum going? and afghan girls

according to unicef, more than 500,000 children under the age of five die due to severe malnutrition.is in serious danger to report more than 21 million 700 thousands of people, two-thirds of yemen's population need humanitarian aid, and unicef has announced that immediate funding should be allocated to prevent a humanitarian disaster in yemen, and it has been engaged in a devastating war for more than 8 years. and according to the announcement of the new atlas blog, the scientists of the ph zurich research institutes made new smart ones that can be embedded in existing shoes and sneakers . current to a computer and the power source is connected, but the movie of your choice, kramer, khabar network, i and you , i will be released, god willing , mrs. izadi, the report will be with you in a second. the temperature reached below zero and was reported as the coldest station , while 5 centers of the province experienced zero degrees , in the meantime, shahrekord was the coldest center of the province with a temperature of 4 degrees below zero. you can see the rising temperature in the west

sure, i'm yam bhalla as communications specialist, as unicef and i got an update from her on the situation in malawi. if the situation here today at sate very devastating, overhead remained that people have been reported date with her about the to 7 people to report it missing. currently, their situation is bad, as i've said it as our we have up about 58000 people that have been affected by this cycle on friday. and a lot of people have lost houses. as i'm speaking, one village in blanket to sit has been washed away. so like everything is gone. so looking at the situation, this is going to affect is dems of am, have deliveries at the ground because currently we're also fighting cholera, which is a sole one of the ab arbitrarily have in, in the country. so recently we've been having lake cases have been going on. i've been now getting low out. we've been having is cases by looking at these are flooding we if we had that, probably this is also going to increase our cases of cholera in the district here, right? now we have about 11 that have been affected with the flat. so this is quite a ver

let's, according to a new report from the un children's agency unicef. it found that a 190000000 children in 10 african countries were at the highest risk from polluted water and poor sanitation. the officer forward, taiwanese president maryan, jew says he will visit china this month. it will be the 1st time a current or former taiwanese leader has visited china since the start of communist rule. there in 1949, mainland china seas taiwan. as a renegade province, european and turkish officials are set to meet in brussels to raise money for survivors of last month's earthquakes in turkey and syria, the un says more than a $100000000000.00 will be needed. in the meantime, survivors are living in desperate conditions in camps the size of cities. officials on both sides of the border are racing to provide short term aid and have promised to rebuild soon. piling misery on misery floods sweep through temporary housing for earthquake survivors and a southern turkish city. as turkish president recham type air tuan visits residents in a city size 10 facility in ha

of state for management and of course most recently she served as the global executive director of unicef. let me begin with you. i remember when governor bush was campaigning for president. i don't remember him campaigning on these issues. how did this come to him, what caused him to embrace some of the challenges and develop some of the approaches that we are here to talk about? >> thank you for the work you do and hosting the session and for the extraordinary work that you did putting together this importanthe volume titled handof available on amazon.com. it really is a terrific piece of work. mark, you asked was this part of the bush 2,000 presidential campaign. you're asking the right person, because i was the policy director of that campaign and i share your recollection of the development assistance playing no part whatsoever in the president's campaign. he campaigned on education. george w. bush had intended to be as he was a governor. he intended to be the education president. he campaigned on economic vitality here at home. he campaigned on a muscular but restrained foreign poli

if i want to go to go on, so i have to use it because the road is safe to use a craft of way for unicef. a how to you have to pull it up for a new school to go to some place like maybe up a half, maybe 10 inch fast trip up by like travel a. so kelly's a something you know, i can bridge e mail it to do friday. if i send some, you have to replay me or monday or tuesday, maybe, maybe tenants walk as isn't it to my friends of mine who are journalists, tell me that they stay as active as possible on social media. so that if something happens to them, people will notice that they're no longer reporting a responding. they say that this gives them a certain modicum of security. do you agree with that? i've noticed that you're active on social media as well. you know, as i did, i used to have to be only oh, so we have what's up i need to share some news or so if it's from one or so, you know, we have to make some as again i just, you have to be connected to the other day or so we, we have to be keep as actually yes, i miss, you know, what do we have to, to be share every day. what is happening a

if i left to go on, so i have to use like, because the road is safe to use like a craft of way for unicef. a how to you have to go with a new school to build someplace like a half maybe challenge a to prepare my my travel a. so kelly's a sometime, you know, i'm a i can bridge in the mail it to do friday. if i sent, you have to replay me on monday or tuesday, not that many, many tenants walk as isn't it to my friends of mine who are journalists, tell me that they stay as active as possible on social media. so that if something happens to them, people will notice that they're no longer reporting responding. they say that this gives them a certain modicum of security. do you agree with that? i've noticed that you're active on social media as well. you know, i said i used to have to be late or so we have what's up again, i need to share some news or so it's somewhat so, you know, today we have to make some as again, i just, you have to be connected to the other day or so we, we have to be keep as actually yesterday mess, you know, what do we have to be retained? what is happening? and also to

, really, if i left to go on, i have to use it because the road is safe to use a craft of way for unicef. a how to you have to put with to use the new school to go someplace like a symbol and half maybe challenge 1st to prepare my my travel on. so tell it a some time, you know, i'm a new so i can bridge in the mail. today we are friday. if i send some to have to replace new york monday or tuesday, not maybe maybe tenants walk as isn't it to my friends of mine who are journalists, tell me that they stay as active as possible on social media. so that if something happens to them, people will notice that they're no longer reporting responding. they say that this gives them a certain modicum of security. do you agree with that? i've noticed that you're active on social media as well. you know, as i did, i used to have to be late or so we have what's up i need to share some news or so if it's someone or so, you know, today we have to make some as again i list, you have to be connected to the other day or so we we have to be keep as actually yes miss. yeah. what do we have to to be share every

i have to use a craft of way for unicef, a how to you have to go with a new school to go someplace like a half maybe challenge 1st to prepare my my truck and also tell it a something you know, i can bridge it may have to do friday, if i said to have to play new york monday or tuesday, maybe maybe tenants walk as isn't it? to my friends of mine who are journalists, tell me that they stay as active as possible on social media so that if something happens to them, people will notice that they're no longer reporting responding. they say that this gives them a certain modicum of security. do you agree with that? i've noticed that you're active on social media as well. you know, as i did, i used to have to be only oh, so we have what's up i need to share some news or so it's somewhat so, you know, today we have to make some as again i just, you have to be connected to the other day or so we, we have to be keep as actually yesterday mess. 2 up we have to be every day what is happening and also to follow up a some news on something which you could write. you've certainly not chosen an easy life

of unicef. so a really terrific lineup. what i would like to do is have a good conversation between the panelists, having asked each of them a question, may two and then open the conversation up to participants, both in the room and online. we're going to try to end the sharp at 1:00 because there's a lot of other stuff going on. i'm not going to say very much except that i was at the msc two years ago, and afghanistan was like one of the big top issues. it was one of the biggest nato operations if not the biggest perhaps ever. it was front and center. and right now the danger is a afghanistan being the prioritized because of everything else going on. might be involved and again at 433 years and i would contend that a growing the situation in afghanistan is not good policy because not only for the people of afghanistan but for the region and rest of the world. you ignore afghanistan at your peril. the situation in the country as you know is really, really difficult. have a horrendous demand turn crisis. you have economic co

people demonstrated in front of unicef san francisco office on montgomery street, calling on the unitedncy to take action in the past few months. nearly 1000 schoolgirls have fallen ill in what has been reported to be a wave of toxic gas poisonings. these attacks are deliberate revenge on them because schoolgirls have been a key demographic in the woman's life freedom movement, and we're just here trying to get that unicef to put pressure on the iranian government so they can stop. demonstrators say the iranian government has young little to stop the chemical attacks, which have ramped up in recent weeks. iran's supreme leader says if the suspected poisonings are proven to be deliberate, the culprit should be sentenced to death for committing a quote. unforgivable crime for us citizens were kidnapped by a group of armed gunmen after crossing the border into mexico . mexico's president says the group was going to buy medicine and then got caught in the crossfire between two armed groups. fox news william lodgenet has the details. we are closely following the assault and kidnapping of fou

unicef estimates 4 million girls are out of school. >> i can be the voice of my friends, and i can do something from here that can help them. >> reporter: and they know they're the lucky ones, safely out of the country, safe enough to dream big. >> our friends are still there, and they will be the future scientists, the future leaders, the future engineers, the ones that can bring a solution for the cancer. >> we are also trying hard to serve our country from afar to tell the world and show the world that afghan girls can be amazing if they are given the opportunity. >> reporter: and the afghan dreamers, well, they're proving that every day. molly hunter, nbc news, london >>> and that's "nightly news" for this wednesday thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night >>> next on nbc bay area news tonight, hopefully took advantage of the sunshine today to prep for the next storm. we are on the eve of another atmospheric river. jess is tracking the latest river and timing. also governor newsom's threat to end its relationship wit

community of the center and in view of the fact that some international organizations, including unicef, react to the story of details in the vice-chancellor has a special number to follow up on this matter the ones we did with the schools were the people we sent to check the schools and interview them about the situation that happened, the issue was related to the medical part of the ministry of interior and the ministry of information to follow up on the issues, but we are in contact with these ministries and work because of we were in contact with the students and teachers in the field, and the same reports that you see are usually published , he received the same and asked the president to follow up more, thank god , the firm order of the president and the committee formed will achieve good results. the world, on the occasion of international women's day, spring gloves of various marches there are also many countries that claim that they do not have a good situation in terms of respecting women's rights. the reason for the country's prisons is very obvious, but in this situation, th

coven 19 look down, school children were finally able to return to in person learning, according to unicef, around 1600000000 children in a 190 countries were affected by the school closures. however, not everyone has experienced a successful restart. many children have not returned to school. so one creative school in the philippines is doing it the other way around. each step brings allen closer to his goal, his daily wage way. 9 hours drive from manila, the railway east to link the southern provinces to the capitol. no train has run here for nearly 20 years, but the tracks are still the main traffic artery carrying self built carriages powered by muscle bowl aboard. it's time to make some money. ellen and 3 to 5 years a day pushing his railway taxi. though he'd rather go to school in the ballpark of laila, if we don't have anything left to eat, i don't go to school. i used to fall instead i work on the rails. so we can buy rice. i thought of the coven 19 pandemic changed every day. life hair fishing coconut to harvest everything misty, railed. many people lost their jobs. since then, 17

studied here, people, well, look at the mirror in the 15th year, you see all the windows, all plastic unicef replaced by the hot ughledar direction, devastated and destroyed villages, this is the most dangerous place . here you have to be very careful 500 m to the enemy positions, but even here under the ruins in the basements there is life that asks god, i killed my husband 10 days ago, i went to the bedroom, he is lying on the floor, he is already ready, the horses are working with us, well, i managed, but every time he says that these materials leave scars in the soul, it is impossible to be around that whole tragedy because you know that you will leave after this week, for example, they are somewhere in mae месяць с Марта месяцев who 's in the basement, i don't know how much more you have что приезжайте сюда посмотрите Как выставка этот русский мир и русский well, it is the russian world , how is этот мир in russian. the occupiers say - this is oh, how will they feel if we receive them in three months, they will just be at home in a coffin , that's all. well, i don't have anything to add

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she's in nutrition specialist at unicef global headquarters. she's also an author on the report and she's joining us from york in the united kingdom. very good to have you with us, ma'am. thank you very much. indeed. just reading that short list of, of countries there. and obviously the list is significantly bigger. it's hard to imagine that in some cases that things could actually get any worse. why earth is nutrition becoming such an issue in some of these countries? well, it's true to say it has been an issue on several time, but what we're extremely concerned about is to see that 25 percent rise in a number of severely malnourished women of the course the last 2 years. now we know that these are countries that are extremely hard hits 5 conflicts by climate emergencies, such as drought and underlying quality. but the fact that the situation is getting worse is extremely alarming. and we know that to rising through prices around the world or having a knock on effects on these countries. i'm making it even more challenging for women to access

such as partners such as adra , the international food program, and many, many others, our partners, unicef the international committee of the red cross of the international organization of migration, they are really or not very significant efforts, i would say that they are concentrating precisely on the territory of the donetsk region, and we are doing everything to ensure that the military has a comfortable life, if you can say so where they are located, if there are advanced positions on this one, but so that the military should have the maximum opportunity so that they should have the opportunity to rest on the field, let it be short, along the front line and carry out all the necessary measures , knowing that the enemy cannot enter to any city without destroying it and without applying its scorched earth frontal tactics, the enemy destroys everything first, the artillery and all of us with the available types of weapons to restore the daughter region we have considerable experience, the experience of the ova team, but this can only be started after how will the territory of the region