lily from unicef — vaccines is really worrying. lily from unicef speaking to me earlier.now to nigeria, cannot we have a clinical virologist at university couege a clinical virologist at university college hospital. thank you very much forjoining us here on the programme. we have been hearing about the number of children across the planet who has missed out on their vaccines, the planet who has missed out on theirvaccines, butjust the planet who has missed out on their vaccines, but just tell us about what is happening in nigeria. thank you, i am happy to be here. what we have heard about nigeria is actually true. i lot of missed cases of vaccines. and this has been due to a number of factors. bay—side the coveted pandemic disruption, there has always been the problem of distrust in government policy a lot of organisational posts and campaigns are refusing to bring people out for vaccination. besides that, i think we need to stick to this more, because theyjerry happens to be a kind of cultural setting where people belong to a lot of different cultural beliefs, and this a

donaig le du from unicef, thank you - le du from unicef, thank you for joining us. had an important update from the main teaching unions. all four will co—ordinate strike action if their members vote yes. the government says it has made a fair offer. here's our education editor. sheriff. this primary school has stayed open on strike days so far, protecting the children from any disruption. one teacher's union is already taking industrial action. now, head teachers will be balloted, too. i won't deny it's a challenge, balancing, you know, my need to keep the school open and reduce disruption for the children, with my desire to support my colleagues. and i would rather this than have their voices stifled. her union, meeting this weekend, has never gone out on strike in england. now they're promising to work with other teaching unions. their leader spelt out to me what a yes vote might mean. in essence, it probably means school closures to make the point that actually, come education needs to be valued more by this government than it currently is. and if the only way w

unicef cites three reasons for that.eople are trying to find the pandemic. two, conflict zones, increasing conflict around the world, which meant that some of the vaccine campaigns just couldn't be carried out because itjust couldn't be carried out because it just wasn't safe. maybe the most worrying of all, the most insidious, is what unicef describes as a lack of confidence, a lack of trust in the safety of vaccines. now, unicef attributes this to the whole controversy, fake news if you like, around the covid—19 vaccines, the doubt some people have around that. but this has spread among some people, and young women in particular, men who might have young children who might have young children who need their polio and measles vaccinations. the doubt about safety seems to have increased among this group. so, hard work to be done. unicef is calling for more investment, the catch up vaccination programmes. but what clearly needs to be done as well is work to restore confidence, to remind younger women may be of why their g

you're a unicef goodwill ambassador. what does that role mean to you?e they're interested in seeing where i am, where i'm going, so i feel like that's where i find my purpose is if i can use the platform that i have, when i arrive at a place like this and i'm talking about the initiatives and the problems these children face, then maybe the people who consume me will also consume their message. this is the greatest job of my life. when you're at these places, you hear very difficult and distressing stories, then you often have to go back to a world, which is very different in showbiz. absolutely. how do you manage that dichotomy? you kind of don't. i think i need therapy! laughs. i think i do. i'll still not forget one time i was doing a unicef trip in africa and i had to fly back straight, and i went to the emmys, and i remember i was sitting in the hair and make—up trailer, and this was, like, two days later, and i saw these fabulous gowns and jewels and diamonds and stuff that had come for me to wear, and ijust couldn't help it and i just started cry

unicef has just launched the most comprehensive report ever on immunisation.vid—19 started. so what we're seeing is the number children not immunised, the number of children not vaccinated, has increased substantially. as you said, 67 million children in the world. here in nigeria where i am speaking now from abuja, what we see is we have 2.2 million additional children not vaccinated. and what is the main reason for this, what we are seeing? the first is we have very weak health systems. we don't have enough nurses, doctors, midwives, commodities, etc. and when a crisis like covid hit, what we saw was the system was quite overstretched. so the number of children not vaccinated increased. and he second reason was of course all the stay—at—home orders and the bandwidth of the governments responding to the different crises at the same time. so what will this huge number of children not being vaccinated for these, some of them devastating illnesses in the case of polio, what's it going to mean? that's correct. last year, in 2022 for example, here in nigeria we we

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and finally bad feeding millions of children in this country, the united nations children's fund , unicef, in a report, while warning about the increase in hunger and malnutrition of afghan women and children, announced that more than 15 million children in afghanistan need humanitarian aid, providing more aid to millions. people in afghanistan called children and women necessary. listen to the news related to the ban on tik tok in vietnam and portugal . vietnam announced that it will review the performance of tik tok in this country from next month . from comply with content regulations and tax obligations, and in the last quarter of last year, samar tik tok removed more than 7 million videos at the request of the vietnamese government because it was inconsistent with the country's policies, and portugal is a non-governmental organization because of what inadequate protection of the rights of adopted children sued tik tok. according to this group, tik tok does not implement mechanisms to prevent the creation of user accounts by users under the age of 13, resulting in restrictions against

unicef says the quakes damaged more than 2,500 schools in the country. several are being used as shelters. the organization has set up learning spaces in them. >> the best way to support children after the disasters like the earthquake is bring them back to normalcy. bring them bk what they us to do when they used to play and then learn in schools with other students and their friends. >> reporter: he says also crucial is what they learn. japan can play a big role in that. >> as a japanese, it's quite normal. everybody understands that you know what to do in the case of earthquakes. for example, you cover your heads, we go under the tables. >> reporter: he urges the international community to continue providing support. he says on top of the immediate problems, larger ones that will take years to fix. nhk world. >>> beijing and pyeongyang appear to be pursuing a closer relationship as china'sew ambassador to north korea begins his job. the ruling workers party newspaper reports he met with a top north korean official thursday. it describes their talks as

unicef says across the world, up people have missed out on the united nations children's agency saysld, up to 67 million children have missed out on vaccinations in some way. the organisation believes increased misinformation during the pandemic has contributed to vaccine hesitancy. and the consequences are potentially very serious. last year, the number of measles cases doubled and polio numbers rose sharply. joining me now is the bbc�*s health and disinformation reporter, rachel schraer. tell me first of all, are the big factors behind this misleading information, a lack of trust in expertise, and clinical polarisation in other countries, how big a problem is this? so in other countries, how big a problem is this?— in other countries, how big a roblem is this? , , ., ., problem is this? so this is a global re ort, problem is this? so this is a global report. and — problem is this? so this is a global report. and of— problem is this? so this is a global report, and of course _ problem is this? so this is a global report, and of course there - problem is this? so this is a global rep

a number of health agencies, including the world health organisation and unicef, have come together toling the big catch up. it's a targeted global effort to boost immunisation among children, they say, especially after the covid i9 pandemic. there's been a massive decline in vaccine uptake in over 100 countries. in 2021, 25 million children missed at least one vaccination. three quarters of these children are in 20 countries, including mexico, myanmar, chad and somalia. some of the reasons why the vaccine uptake has decreased includes conflict, the climate crisis and lack of medical supplies, as well as overstretched health services. but this isn't only in low and middle income countries. in fact, in england, 69% of 13 to 14 year olds in 2021 did not take the three in one jab that protects against diphtheria, tetanus and polio. this number is down from 88% before the covid—19 pandemic. there can be severe consequences when vaccine uptake decreases so much. and in fact, we're already seeing a rise in outbreaks of polio, yellow fever, measles and diphtheria around the world. so the hope

a room for mother and child where mothers can make babies with breast milk or change diapers now unicef​is opening such children's areas throughout ukraine, we are creating an environment where children can distract themselves from the stress and anxiety of war through play, children regain a sense of normality, such children's playrooms are already available at three railway stations in ukraine, open them are also planning in two more cities oleg yanko arsen rozanov tv channel rada marathon only news showed a children's space at the lviv railway station watch the project to find your loved ones kateryna osadchoi from the search for the missing today at 21:15 we ukrainians know very well what we are fighting for, we do not just dream of victory, but every day we bring it closer we expel the invaders from our native land we fight the internal enemy we detain the traitors who called for russian peace we drink so that the occupiers pay in full for every crime and remember forever ukraine is a free state that is able to protect its future ukrainians are a glorious nation with a heroic histo

. >>> a new report from unicef shows a major disruption in childhood vaccinations the research foundkids around the world missed out on routine shots between 2019 and 2021 48 million didn't receive a single dose. unicef says this is the reflection of how the pandemic disrupted basic health services and raised concerns about potential polio and measles outbreaks. children in south africa were found at the highest risk. >>> virtual therapy is growing more popular in the u.s. and helping kids amid a mental health crisis. 13 of the nation's 20 largest school districts have added the program since it began san francisco-based company hazel health is fwgaining popularity and will be implementing the therapy in some of the largest districts but with the covid-19 emergency ending next month, funding may dry up >>> we have heartwarming advice from henry winkler that madede kelllly clarksonon tear up thate kekelly clarkskson tear upup to d daily digesestive suppop. to more wellness solutioions evevery day. get more e with naturure's bou. your bugug spray shohould tae out bubugs, not keepep out

we had no food items from unicef or unhcr.soon... of course they were receiving support. are you worried, though, given the volume of people that are going to come out of sudan, that the government of chad may not want to host so many people? ida. government of chad may not want to host so many people?— government of chad may not want to host so many people? no. my worry is not that because _ host so many people? no. my worry is not that because the _ host so many people? no. my worry is not that because the government - host so many people? no. my worry is not that because the government of. not that because the government of chad has hosted 400,000 sudanese refugees in camps. i don't recall not one single days of an asylum seekers sit back home. so, they are concerned about security and the fact that we have a massive influence, they would not be able to cope. that's why they count on us. they count on the international community on any cholla —— and on it unhcr. this is why, and because honestly, we need the resources. we a

minister, today in ukraine there are more than a thousand such refrigerators, they were provided by the unicefid funds, if the lights are turned off, the cameras will continue keep the temperature thanks to the cold elements, first of all, it keeps the temperature for more than five days, so we are provided in such a way that during the week we do not worry about any vaccine that the center will receive, family doctor alina senatova confirms that patients are really interested in the expiration date of vaccines for example, the manufacturer of the vaccine , pfizer, conducted studies according to which their vaccine can be stored much longer. to make sure of its suitability, you must show such a document from the ministry of defense health, therefore, if you have a question: what are you being injected with and is it still possible to inject it, you can always ask for the documents that should be in every medical institution about who produces this vaccine and for a letter explaining that it can be given to you in the future to carry out in other cases is already a violation of your rights, the

for the start week, and age including the world health organization and unicef have come together to. it isa it is a targeted global effort to boost immunisation among children, they say swing after the covid-19 children, they say swing after the covid—19 endemic, there has been a massive decline in vaccine uptake in over 100 countries. in 202125 million children missed at least one vaccination, three quarters of these children are in 20 countries including mexico, myanmar, chad and somalia. some of the reasons why the vaccine uptake has decreased includes conflict, the climate crisis, a lack of medical supplies as well as overstretched health services. but this isn't only an event low and middle income countries, in fact in england 69% of 13-14 countries, in fact in england 69% of 13—14 —year—olds in 2021 did not take the three in one jab that protects against diphtheria, tetanus and polio. this number is down from 88% before the covid—19 pandemic. there can be severe consequences when vaccine uptake decreases so much and in fact we are already seeing a rise and polio, yellow fever,

unicef says across the world, up to 67 million children have missed out on vaccinations in some way. increased misinformation during the pandemic has contributed to vaccine hesitancy. last year, the number of measles cases doubled and polio numbers rose sharply. live now to rhoda 0dhiambo in nairobi. why other numbers are so high in africa? it why other numbers are so high in africa? , :, :, ~' why other numbers are so high in africa? , :, :, ~ ., why other numbers are so high in africa? , ., :, africa? if we 'ust look at some of the — africa? if we just look at some of the reasons that _ africa? if we just look at some of the reasons that you _ africa? if we just look at some of the reasons that you have - africa? if we just look at some of - the reasons that you have mentioned, especially during the covid—19 pandemic, we are still in the pandemic, we are still in the pandemic but if we look at the beginning of the pandemic, you and if —— unicef says that numbers of routine vaccinations are going down, such as the measles, polio and diff vaccines, a lot of mothers and guardians were

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unicef gave us measle vaccinations. i never imagined so much aloha. and i know how much you have. within 48 hours, around 100 of our local health care professionals from communities from all over our state, some of whom are today, flew all the way across the pacific all night and landed in samoa to vaccinate their people. in the villages of that country, we saw great suffering and the tragic loss of life. i remember entering with my dear colleague where a young child has just died from the measles. this baby was still warm. we watched tears roll down her mother's face. we were too late, just minutes, but we were there for a reason. we had to keep going. in 36 hours our volunteer medical mission did what we were asked to do and evacuated 36,000 997 people against the people and six days later, the measles just stopped spreading, children stopped dying and we got back on that plane and flew home to hawaii exhausted but filled with the sense of aloha and then the people told me they will never forget what the people of hawaii, our nurses, doctors and patrons did. so a round of applau

la confianza la importancia de las vacunas infantiles durante la pandemiasegún este reporte de la unicefdo a pesar del aumento en el número de casos >> pasamos a santa clara las autoridades reportaron drástica disminución de la vacunación de niños hace un par de años según ellos cuando inició la pandemia >> por eso el departamento de salud lanza para recordar a los padres que las vacunas son seguras >> libertad tiene la información >> este año notó que aunque su hija de 12 años tiene todas las vacunas al día se contagió de más enfermedades infecciosas de lo normal nos enfermamos peor la gripe nos agarró peor que el covid-19, casi un mes que >> aunque en un inicio no pensó mucho en el motivo del porque rondan más virus de lo común en los pasillos de la escuela de su hija, ahora nuevas cifras de vacunación infantil reveladas por el condado de santa clara pudieran mostrar la respuesta. >> notamos una reducción en las tasas de vacunación que iniciaron en el año de la pandemia en el 2020 >> según datos del departamento de salud pública de california en el 2019 se reportaban en santa clara apr

according to unicef, around 1.6 billion children in 190 countries were affected by the school closurese 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. reporter: each step brings allan closer to his goal -- his daily wage. we're nine hours' drive from manila. the railway used to link the southern provinces to the capital. 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. all aboard. it's time to make some money. allan earns three-to-five euros a day pushing his railway taxi, though he'd rather go to school. allan: if we don't have anything left to eat, i don't go to school. instead i work on the rails so we can buy rice. reporter: the covid-19 pandemic changed everyday life here. fishing, coconut harvest -- everything was derailed. many people lost their jobs. since then, 17-year-old alla has had to work a lot more, and that after his school had shut for nearly two years. allan: i had re

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a new report from unicef shows that public perception of vaccines for children dropped during the pandemic. studies show about 67 million children across the world missed out on one or more vaccines during that time. we're talking about vaccines for deadly diseases like measles and polio. it seems a push to bring back up those vaccine rates has stalled despite more and more outbreaks. scientists and doctors warn this is the largest fall-off in childhood immunization in a generation. they blame a rise in misinformation and a lack of government trust. >>> home buyers may find that making it in the bay is a little easier this spring. that's a surprise. home prices here have dropped 24% since their peak last summer. for context, the national average is just a 10% drop. the numbers are from parcel labs which tracks housing markets. its analysts believe that's partly because people are moving out of the bay area, but they say it also has a lot to do with high interest rates. if the trend continues, home buyers could have more leverage to negotiate a good deal. >>> up next, flipping out over t-ba

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unicef reports more than 2000 schools shut down in the last year, and many children and youth are missingthe basic education. thomas says he dreams of earning a living as a teacher one day, but until then, he can only accept, he says what life has dealt him so far. sarah hyland, al jazeera. lauren: pakistan has secured a 2 billion-dollar dollar loan from saudi arabia as it faces an economic crisis, one of the conditions for a bailout from the imf, which has slashed the growth outlook for pakistan from 6% last year, to just 0.5% this year. and the cost of living is rising fast, with inflation at 30%. reporter: hundreds desperately scramble for free flour being handed out by the government to families struggling with the basic cost of food. the demand has been overwhelming. people have been standing in line for hours. since the beginning of the muslim holy month of ramadan 23 people have been killed in stampede at food distribution centers across pakistan. thousands of bags of flour have also been stolen. >> i accept their difficulties. long queues and overcrowding. people are desperate. re

i put that to our washington correspondent, i'm unicef will right. this was a wide spread conspiracy theory. it was behind the impetus that was the impetus of january 6 riots. where so many people believed that trumpet won the election. they're willing to storm the capital building to stop a biden from being an inaugurated being basically, i'm given the presidency. so this was, it's a very widespread conspiracy theory. i don't think this trial is going to put a dent in that. but what it might do is prevent fox news, which really did a broadcast loud. these voices behind the conspiracy theory prevent them from broadcasting these voices again. and trump is set to run for president in 2024. so and he said to use this a narrative about the rigged election again. so fox news can broadcast that that will certainly heard from some attempt here. some other news for you now fighting is continuing and the sudanese capital cartoon. despite plans for a cease fire, nearly 200 people have been killed since file interrupted between the military and a paramilitary g

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unicef gave us 50,000 doses of measles vaccinations and fiji airways promised to fly is back, thank goodness, or we would still be living and western samoa. i had never imagined so much aloha, and i should have known better. because i know you and i know how much aloha you have. but within 48 hours, around 100 of our local health care professionals from queens and hawaii pacific health, small clinics all over state, some of whom are here today, flew all the way across the pacific all night and landed in samoa to vaccinate their people. and the villages of that country, we saw great suffering when we landed. there was tragic loss of life. i remember entering a holiday with my dear friend and colleague doctor nadine -- where a very young child had just died from the measles. his baby was still warm. we watched tears roll down our young mothers face and our hearts broke. we were too late for that child, just minutes. but we are there for a reason. we had to keep going. 36, hours our volunteer medical mission from hawaii did what we are asked to do we like may 36,998 people against the measles.

if ambitious targets a mass. unicef is fly concerns about polio in particular. and measles outbreaks before the introduction of a vaccine. in 963 measles killed approximately 2600000 people every year. mostly children, by 2021. that number had fallen to a 128000. the world health organization is officially launched, its m r i n a vaccine technology hub in cape town, south africa. now this facility was established during the pandemic. the idea is to help poor countries struggling to gain access to life saving medication, w h o. pick the south african biotech from african biologics and local vaccine. make a by a vac for the pilot project. in 2021, south africa's present as cold as his story. step african biologics has used the publicly available sequence of madonna's m r, and a coven vaccine, to make his own version of the short african 20 to one to one. at lab scale, it's now scaling up production on this. we should use the be good market. oh, poor student is we her regional, incontinent good? one opportunity for this is the a freakish recruit gone. that's the po

not underestimate the importance of organizations like the unhcr and the world food programme and unicefst trying to help the poor who are most affected by this war. they are not combatants, they are also victims. nick: stanislav, those are the positives that steven has just itemized. it turns of wording and has failed as far as this conflict is concerned, i am interested to know your perspective. guest: i agree with that. there are parts of the u.n. that are important for everyone. for example of the world food programme is important for everyone. cultural, social issues are important for everyone. and once again i want to end underlying the two are still living. we were able to survive the period of cold war and you had -- and the u.n. played a role there. it was a mediator, a place for discussions for resolving conflicts. wars all over the world -- vietnam, korea, in africa and many other parts of the world. afghanistan. but there was no shooting war between soviet union and united states of america. between the soviet bloc, or and nato. and this is one of the results that can be call

million uah , and we also attracted funds from partners in particular, these are the resources of unicefther young people, this is also the war for minds. russia is throwing millions of petrodollars to turn ukrainians into a state of little russia. beautiful analysis and analysis of information about ukraine by russian of propagandists, specific facts and methods by which enemy propaganda turns people into obedient zombies according to historical information attacks of the russians in the project of the chronicle of the information war with olga len tuesday, thursday at 11:40 and friday at 13:00 on the espresso tv channel the war in ukraine is the main topic for of ukrainians victories and losses, analysis and forecasts, politics and geopolitics , serhii rudenko and the guests of his program will talk about all this, people who have information and shape public opinion, people who defend ukraine and create the future, the main thing is now and the interesting thing in the program is the verdict by serhiy rudenko from monday to thursday at 1:00 p.m. repeat at 6:00 p.m. watch the marathon

we need a tablet internet in the coalition, there is a huge need for this according to educators, unicef is currently allocating the most funds to ukrainian schools. the global partnership for education of the united states also joined in the aid. regarding how ukraine joined the partnership in november of last year , 40 million dollars had already been allocated for ukraine, so there is no competition here. the question is to attract more resources and spend these resources in accordance with the needs of funding, both educational institutions and individual students, because according to research most often ukrainian schoolchildren use phones for distance learning because they do not have personal laptops or have to share them with other family members iryna shynkarenko pavlo terekhov voice of america and finally the story about an eleven-year-old volunteer from sumy oleksandr reznichenko who found an interesting way to help the armed forces of ukraine a fan of the story about harry olena adamenko and mykhailo zaika alohomore tell 11-year-old oleksandra's room is like a mini-museum. th

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therefore, the international children's fund unicef advises parents of children who have received psychological trauma due to the war as follows: do not avoid talking to the child about her experiences, tell the child that you will definitely take care of her safety and you can act out fairy tales with younger children, but how did the main character survive difficult times and what awaits him in the future if there is such an opportunity of course, be sure to seek help from a psychologist. i also ask you to go to the website of the child search service, there are photos and information about children who are wanted. it only takes a few minutes of your time, and maybe you will be able to help find the missing child and, most importantly, save him from danger again, if you have any information , contact us on the hotline of the child tracing service 116,000 de-occupation it is possible to live without stopping incomparably the history of the liberated cities of ukraine left let's see how our brothers helped us freed from normal life freed from normal technology of pro-russian non-humans every da

he travelled the world as a goodwill ambassador for unicef, the united nations children's fund. and he also started and aids foundation. lee, perry, bellefonte, is a singer actor and the king of calypso, an artist inseparably linked to his activism. and a reminder now of the top story way. following for you this hour, there's been sporadic fighting in sudan on the 2nd day of the u. s. broke and cease fire. the truce is meant to allow food, water, and hospital supplies, info civilians. you and envoy says there is no sign. the warring factions are writing for serious tulips. watching the w use life from berlin optic sound documentary on so called blood thumbs for cheap, poke production. i ben fizzle and stay with us. with more meat with less effort, the goal of conventional pig farmers. one efficient aid is the hormone pm is she imported from horse farms in south america. and iceland here, blood is extracted from pregnant horses under brutal conditions. the agony of horses, the true cost of cheap hook. close of next on d, w. e co, india. they call themselves he knew him anadia and

new space for children and their guardians in the metro station of the capital with the support of unicef, such points can improve the conditions of parents with children at the metro station during the air alert day and night in kyiv to support children and their guardians. in wartime conditions, a special children's space was created. it cannot be used only during air raids. you can come here from 8 to 8 at any time, we provide space, and the point works as a shelter , a lot of children come down, so from 8 to 8 we are waiting for everyone, there is everything necessary for children to be distracted and spend time with benefit and also safety, because there are many play sets for children's development and learning, they will work with children and our specialists are present, administrators at the point also come to us. volunteers who conduct master classes with children can also get this psychological help at the points psychologists work lawyers work at the same time parents will be able to get advice from experts on raising children, access to social services and, if necessary , you

office of the president of ukraine reports on the launch an international group that is jointly with unicef and in particular the goodwill ambassador orlando bloom will work on the return of ukrainian children abducted by russia from the temporarily occupied territories with extended what is the russian side e-e in moving from the temporarily occupied territories in the territory of russia and we are in our office today a group is being created, a special group that will consist of uh, they will be a part of ukrainian participants and an international group just the other day, we were sitting and drawing up an action plan for this group and we realized that in fact there is no mechanism in the world for the return of these children, and simply because if there are no analogues of the situation like this anywhere and we need to. well, we are faced with super ambitious people and to develop this mechanism and make the system work. the exchange of prisoners of war has been taking place since 2014, increasing with less intensity in different years, as far as now is it more difficult or easier,