of the disease and undesirable consequences , emphasizes the medical expert and un children's fund unicef kateryna bulavinova, if you vaccinate a child, she will not be hospitalized with covid, then she will not have pneumonia due to the copy before the child will not have systemic inflammation of other organs, in order to immunize your child, you should contact the national hotline of the ministry of health, unicef, together with health at the number you see on the screen 0 800 351 896, they will provide you with all the detailed information, we see that parents want to vaccinate their children, but either they did not know what this vaccine is available from what age and for children or they don’t know where to go, so it seems to me that this is about a more proactive position of doctors. fedir lapiy gives convincing arguments for those who doubt the effectiveness and safety of immunization for little ones, for example, among children over 12 years old, more than 70, about 70% of children in the usa have already been vaccinated. if we talk about children from six months to four years ol

order to immunize your child, you should contact the national hotline of the ministry of health, unicefer with health at the number you see on the screen 0 800-351 896, they will provide you with all the detailed information information, we see that parents want to vaccinate children, but either they did not know at all that this vaccine is available and from what age it is for children, or they do not know where to go, so this is for me. what is this about a more proactive position of doctors? fedir lapiy gives convincing arguments for those who doubt the effectiveness and safety of immunization for children, for example, among children from the age of 12, more than 70, about 70% of children in the usa have already been vaccinated. if we talk about children from six months to four years, then in the usa more than 2 million children have been vaccinated, you understand that even only e - these figures a allow us to make very reliable conclusions about effectiveness and about safety, it is also worth remembering that despite the fact that the world health organization canceled the pandem

thank you for doing that at your time at unicef. raj? rajiv: i agree wholeheartedly with all of the comments here. i would add, because it has not been said, the american domestic example matters a great deal. all of us heard quite a bit from our friends, colleagues, partners around the world, when america's leaders are perceived as not respecting democratic processes, values, it opens up a lot of space around the world for authoritarian leaders to behave quite egregiously, and to do so in a much more brazen fashion, that probably overpowers the ability of very good usaid programs to move in the other directions. dan: you are right. raj, you have made technology a hallmark of much of your career. thanks for all that you have done on that. i think about covid in terms of accelerating the digital transition. i think the digital divide is going to get closed. it will get closed in moldova, malaysia, mali. usaid played a big role in things like the leland initiative, bringing technology and internet to places like africa, also played a role

we got in unicef more than -- we got vaccines out more than 170 countries and many in the first days. it's normal and private medicine and now is the time to get it and without america when gail came in and it was extremely changed everything. the public health and weighs maybe 10 or 15 years ago and it'll w impact the global health landscape and great power competitions we can buy it and gave the vaccines away. servicing andhat looking at public health is an areah where the united states exceeds the performance engagement and experience of any country on earth and everybody knows it. that vaccine was less of function of global health and pandemic was politicized from day one and that hurt all of us. but if you look at usa's experience over time, henrietta is right about the global health bureau historically and ,incredible experience and flashing onth global health and that's extraordinary. while i would agree with you 100% if you talk about finance and infrastructure, global public health is one area where we're unmatched and the wisest thing we can do is >> one other flag and we ru

to immunize your child, you should contact the national hotline of the ministry of health, unicef, togetherthe number you see on the screen 0 800 351 896 will provide you with all the detailed information, we see that parents want to vaccinate their children, but either they did not know at all that this vaccine exists and from what age specifically for children or

the united nations children's fund, unicef, says that there are about 500,000 young people in gaza who may need psychological support. school shop and walking with friends, i'm afraid of being alone i play, even if someone is with me, i am afraid that the war against us will be repeated again because the war will start. saeed, a local psychic, says that children are like diamonds who live in palaces . common symptoms are restlessness, bedwetting and avoiding going out. they express themselves from home. some behavioral problems have appeared among children , which become fear and panic during sleep and night hours. also, children imagine every sound they hear , such as the sound of austin artillery shelling , emotional connection as a result of situational events. is imposed on them while the siege of the gaza strip continued by israel, it is unlikely that the children of gaza will get the peace they need to heal their wounds, and western intelligence agencies and microsoft claim that a chinese korean group has infiltrated us critical infrastructure organizations. where the strategic m

the united nations children's fund , unicef, says that half of the young people in gaza, which are about 500,000 people, may need psychological support . friends, i'm afraid, i'm playing alone, even if someone is with me, i'm afraid that the war against us won't happen again because the war will start, and the local residents say that children are like diamonds who live in palaces. common symptoms like insomnia, nocturnal enuresis and avoiding leaving home causes some problems a behavior has emerged among children that includes panic at sleep time and night hours. also , children imagine every sound they hear, such as the sound of artillery shelling, as an emotional connection as a result of the events and conditions that have been imposed on them, while israel's siege of the gaza strip continues . it is eid for the children of gaza to find peace, which i need to heal my wounds . hello , welcome to the world today by reviewing some news in this section with you we are with you. in a telephone conversation with his iraqi counterpart, the minister of foreign affairs emphasized the need to

but it will take a long time to heal the wounds, unicef united nations children's fund he says that halfthe young people in gaza, which are about 500,000 people, may need psychological support . i am afraid to go to school and walk with my friends. i play alone. even if someone is with me, i am afraid that the war will be against us . it should be repeated again because the war is starting and the local psychic sayfer saeed says that children like almas who live in the palace show common symptoms such as insomnia, anxiety, bedwetting and avoiding leaving the house, some behavioral problems among children. it has been reported that fear and panic occurs during sleep and night hours also, children imagine every sound they hear, the sound of austin artillery shelling , is an emotional connection as a result of the events of the conditions imposed on them while israel's siege of the gaza strip continues. it is unlikely that the child

unicef says half of gaza's 500,000 young people may need psychological support .'m afraid to go to school and walk with friends. if someone is with me, i am afraid that the war against us will be repeated again because the war will start and the site of saeed rwankar, a local psychic , says that children like diamonds who live in palaces show common symptoms such as sleeping, anxiety , bedwetting and avoiding leaving the house. they show some behavioral problems among children it has emerged that it includes fear and terror at bedtime and night hours. also , children imagine every sound they hear, the sound of austin artillery shelling, emotional connection as a result of incidents, what conditions are imposed on them while under siege. the gaza strip is continued by israel, it is unlikely that the children of gaza will get the peace that they need to heal their wounds, the iranian giant, the installment sale of all kinds of water and gas coolers in different dimensions and sizes, cheap and installment purchases from a variety of household appliances in sarai brin

those who successfully cross the border are not being provided with humanitarian aid, organized by unicef. according to the you and report mentioned earlier, the majority of refugees are women and children were currently searching for shelter. while nearly 200 palestinians are among those who have returned home after escaping the violence between we should point out the sudanese army and the parlor true rapid support forces known as the r s. f. now the evacuate said mostly students arrived in garza after passing through the rougher border crossing with egypt. unofficial from palestine thanked egyptian authorities for opening the route to facilitate the return. here's what one of the recently arrived, hunter se. but i think that his classes began to spread more and more. we tried to assess how great the situation was, whether our friends could come, but the clashes were very intense. so the situation remained tense and we had to stay in our house. we prayed a lot during ramadan for peace. the situation was constantly escalating and your sudanese friends asked us to stay home and we thank t

the united nations children's fund, unicef , says that half of the underage people in cages, which are about 500,000 people, may they need psychological support and i'm afraid to walk to the school shop with my friends. i play alone even if someone is with me. i'm afraid that the war against us will repeat again because the war will start and the local clock says that children like diamonds who live in the palace are common signs such as b they show sleep anxiety , nocturnal urination and avoidance of leaving the house. some behavioral problems have appeared among children, which include fear and panic at bedtime and at night. it is the result of the events and conditions that have been imposed on them. since the siege of the gaza strip by israel continues, it is unlikely that the children of gaza will get the peace they need to heal their wounds . the world tried to make the decision of this assembly to cancel the examination of the health conditions of the occupied territories, but we see the opposition of the member states in the report of al-mayadeen network reporter efi haditha ta

the united nations children's fund, unicef, says that half of the people who live in gaza every year, which are about 500,000 people, may need psychological support, and i am afraid to go to school and walk with my friends. i play alone , even if someone is with me. i am afraid that the war against us will be repeated again because the war will start and safi saeed, a local banker, says that children like almasi who live in palaces show common symptoms such as insomnia, anxiety, urination and avoiding leaving the house, and some behavioral problems have appeared among children, including fear and terror occurs during sleep and hours. also, children imagine every sound they hear. the sound of austin artillery shelling is an emotional connection as a result of the events and conditions imposed on them while israel's siege of the gaza strip continues. it is unlikely. that the children of gaza reach the peace that heals the wound you need it, tell yourself the morning with a rated movie to the decade of dignity 8% surplus discount will change for all buyers, door store with laundry liquid

pedro: en este campamento y varios organismos internacionales brindando apoyo como unicef, cruz rojaa caliente gratis desde que se adentraron a la selva y les dan tres veces al dÍa, tambiÉn cuentan con agua purificada, para algunas familias hay pequeÑas unidades habitacionales donde dormir, el resto se acomoda donde puede. >> traen la carpa y duerme, que no, le toca el en el suelo. pedro: una vez que llegan los migrantes, pueden irse de manera inmediata, pero deben tener $40 para pagar su pasaje hasta costa rica. el problema es que la mayorÍa de ellos cruzan el darien, llegan a este lugar y ya no tienen dinero. dinero es lo que mÁs escasea, por eso que venden cualquier cosa para poder seguir. en este lugar todo estÁ estructurado para que se vayan lo antes posible, todos los dÍas salen 50 autobuses repletos de migrantes hasta la frontera con costa rica, pero hasta los niÑos deben pagar pasaje. algunos consideran el costo del pasaje muy caro y sin conseguir el dinero no puede continuar el viaje. >> se aprovechan de los inmigrantes, que son los que estÁn dejando dolores. pedro: yo ayer

rebuilt very quickly, but the damage will take a long time to heal the united nations children's fund, unicefys that half of the young people in gaza, which are about 500,000 people, may need psychological support, and i am afraid of going to school and walking with friends. i play alone if someone is with me. again, i am afraid that the war against us will be repeated many times, says a local children like almasi who live in the palace show common symptoms such as insomnia, anxiety, nocturnal urination and avoiding leaving the house. some behavioral problems have appeared among children, which include fear of panic at bedtime and at night. also, children assume that any sound they hear, the sound of artillery shelling , is an emotional connection imposed on them as a result of the events and conditions , therefore it is unlikely that the children of gaza will find peace in the blockade while the siege of the gaza strip by israel continues. i need it to heal my wounds in the general assembly of the world health organization, the united states and the zionist regime tried to cancel the decisio

reporter: the "teach for colombia" initiative receives funding from unicef, and from the german embassy memory and peace are important for germany, and we think we can contribute something important to the dialogue process and the memory process. we do so by bringing dialogue into schools, universities, and public spaces. reporter: some teachers think the classroom is a place to start building peace, but real change requires a nationwide effort. >> we are talking about rebuilding the country. a new colombia. but how do we build that new colombia if only a few people are talking about it? if it is just a trend on tiktok, it doesn't matter. reporter: michael hopes that if the students listen to each other's stories and reflect on the reasons for the conflict, that they can find a way out of the darkness in which colombia cole: and some buddhist liga with mo before we go. after bayern munich won saturday, borussia dortmund knew that a victory was required to maintain pressure on the league leaders. with this team still immature qualify for european competition next term, fans were expectin

the united nations children's fund, unicef, says that half of the young people in gaza , which are about people, may need psychological support, and i am afraid to go to school and walk with friends. i play alone, even if someone be with me, i am afraid that the war against us will be repeated again because the war will start and safi saeed mahali says that children like almas who live in the palace have common symptoms such as insomnia, anxiety, bedwetting and avoiding leaving the house. some behavioral problems have appeared among children, including fear and terror at bedtime and night hours. children also imagine every sound they hear. the sound of austin artillery shelling is an emotional connection as a result of the events and conditions imposed on them . israel's siege of the gaza strip continues. reach the peace that they need to heal their wounds, let them beat the drum of happiness as you say. in the news , this matter was spread in the city. the jew will tell with the feed, with the movie mahd pert be tek, he will give a decade of dignity to all buyers. hello again, i am at y

the united nations children's fund, unicef says that half of young people in gaza, who are about 500,000ple , may need psychological support . i am afraid of school and walking with my friends. i play alone, even if someone is with me, i am afraid that the war against us will be repeated again because the war starts and local residents say that children are like diamonds in the door they live in palaces , they show common symptoms such as insomnia, anxiety, bedwetting, and avoiding leaving the house . there are some behavioral problems among children, which include fear and panic at bedtime and at night. also, children every they imagine the sound of artillery shelling to be an emotional connection as a result of the events and conditions imposed upon them . while israel's siege of the gaza strip continues, it is unlikely that the children of gaza will find the peace they need to heal their wounds. i need america and the zionist regime in the general assembly the world health organization tried to cancel the decision of this group to examine the health conditions of the occupied territor

that is according to the charity unicef. country's public health infrastructure was already week before the taliban took over in 2021. it is virtually broken now. for in funding has been frozen and the little help still available from eight agencies is also under threat because the taliban has banned women from working for them. our correspondent, and camera operator have been to a hospital on the break of collapse. what we are about to show you is deeply distressing and shows young children in their final moments. but their families wanted us to film them so that the world could see the true scale of the humanitarian disaster that has unfolded. here is the report. >> every child in this room is in need of critical care. pneumonia is ravaging their little bodies. this one-year-old struggles to breathe. his mother holds an oxygen pipe near his nose. masks for their small faces are not available. the child in the next bed worsens continually and his mother is given an extra two. mothers filling in for what trained staff and me

those who successfully cross the border and now being provided with humanitarian aid organized by unicef. according to the un report mentioned earlier, the majority of refugees are women and children who are currently searching for shelter. now, as course life dock to say the mohammed prison of saddam for the union, canada. thank you so much for joining us. these are of course, terrible times and disturbing time. we've been hearing about these reports coming in about the situation did theory a scene by the hours. where are we at the moment? what was, what was the situation right now? thank you indeed to do that today, really interested situation in the house sector and if it goes like that it could collapse all the health system could collapse unless we get some fire and we got some guarantee that the medical person can reach safely because those who are working for more than 2 weeks in those hospitals are difficult to please them because you mentioned the 6 ambulances being attacked and the others were not allowed to pass. cutting the medical supplies or injured people, unfortunately, o

unicef called for urgent international measures to provide adequate funding and help to save their lives. according to qalyoun's report, there are 11 million children. gray to help are in need of human resources and among them more than 540 thousand children under the age of five suffer from severe malnutrition. the trip of the president of the united states to participate in the summit of the united states, australia and japan should be held, but the trip should be easy due to the crisis of the country's debt ceiling . receipt and since 2019, he has been imprisoned in belmarsh prison, london, and he will probably be in america tomorrow night. net helped a flash man to walk, and its rights in switzerland succeeded in helping a flash person by implanting implants in his brain and spine through signals. the brain and thoughts of this english man, after implanting implants in his brain, he was able to walk by just thinking about walking. these electronic plants wirelessly transmit his thoughts to his legs without his spine through this second plant. this system is still in the stage it has

the united nations children's fund , unicef, says half of gaza 's 500,000 young people may need psychological support . i play alone, even if someone is with me, i am afraid that the war against us will be repeated many times because the war will start and the site of saeed rwankar, a local psychologist, says that children are like diamonds who live in palaces. and avoiding leaving home causes some problems there has been a behavior among children that fear and panic at bedtime and night hours, also children imagine every sound they hear , the sound of austin artillery shelling is an emotional connection as a result of the events of the conditions that have been imposed on them, while israel's siege of the gaza strip continues. it is unlikely that the children of gaza will get the peace they need to heal their wounds. one of the main accused of the rwandan genocide in 1994 went to court today. did you, who was a fugitive for more than two decades, a few days ago in a farm in africa, the spring of 1994, the massacre of 800,000 people only in the president's plane crash was a hundred excuses fo

that's 20 percent. unicef ones that it can take hundreds of years before the practice is fully erratic cases. well, let's speak to anthony j. he's a research scientist at the african population health research center. he joins us now from nairobi. anthony, it seems missing the opposites to what appeared to be encouraging global trends in sub saharan africa. the number of child brides is expected to increase by 10 percent by 2015 y yeah, thank you for meeting the number of reasons why child marriage practice got continues on a bit on the continent. first. you know, the traditional practice is also something to fulfill really just practices and also talk to the p returning pull. what these are some of the reasons why it's typical to en shodmurray shaw. well, because in some communities, as you mentioned, child marriage can be a cultural practice of those included in an interpretation of religion. just how much of the difference the legal changes make of governments besides to try to take a stand. i mean, we've seen some progress in terms of legal reforms. so for 2022, about $43.00 countr

the teach for columbia initiative receives funding from unicef, and from the german embassy. the a lot pos on memory and piece are important for germany. and we think that we can contribute something important to the dialogue process and the memory process on the process. so what they do? yeah. local yeah. for assist with the motor. yeah, we do it. so by bringing dialogue into school, at the university's squeeze and public spaces, these uh spots superbly, coal. some teachers think the classroom is the place to start building piece. but real change requires a nationwide effort of the necessity, commodity cause the site is we're talking about rebuilding the conduct the new columbia. but how do we build that new columbia? only a few people are talking about it. and if it's just a trend on take talk, it doesn't matter. you know, we bought the michael hopes that it's a students listen to each other stories and reflect on the reasons for the conflict that they can find a way out of the darkness in which colombia has spent the last decades. and for we go, here's the wonderful yes, f

a unicef official in sudan is warning the conditions are extremely dangerous and more than 600,000 childrene at risk of acute malnutrition. as a result of the fighting. you know that ahead of this crisis over 15 million people were in need of humanitarian assistance, and that included eight million children, all the aerial bombardments. the attacks on facilities that checks on water infrastructure, the destruction of vital vaccine that figure is going to go up. the fighting is now in its third week, resulting in more than 400 civilian deaths and another 2000 wounded. at least two americans have been killed. scott peterson has filed a new appeal in his 2004 murder conviction, claiming there is evidence that proves his innocence. that's right. he's accused of killing his wife, lacey and their unborn son on christmas eve back in 2002. fox news senior correspondent the al and a photo of peterson on a video call with his family. fox has obtained this exclusive photo of scott peterson with his family taken during a video call from san quentin state prison last year. peterson is actually sitting i

laureate of the project she is the top model of the world the place of the world in 2018 there the unicefe dreamed of presenting ukraine to the world but at first a full-scale invasion - this mission did not have a completely different sound. i am very happy that we paid off in such a way and the women of ukraine are now so active in all corners of the world and they are just mountains turning over and i am very it's nice that i can also do something big from myself and something that will help our soldiers to be victorious sooner gershun received her award for helping to evacuate small ukrainians to european countries and the youngest ward was 10 days old yulia herself has been staying in kyiv since the beginning of the full-scale invasion i'm leaving only for humanitarian and diplomatic missions , i have a tour of europe. now i am in america, i am here so that the americans will understand that we are alive, people, that we need help, that is not yet nothing it's over, they felt it for their missions yulia has a unique vyshyvanka dress that tells the history of ukraine, the dress was ma

therefore, now i am leading negotiations with unicef, this international organization for the protectionts of mothers and children, and they have already created their extensive network of psychological assistance, and i would also like to point out that we should launch it now together, and i would also like to point out that we have not only the families of fallen soldiers we have families in our base who lost someone in the civil war as well. as for civilians, this is a completely separate story, we do not have the status of the dead, er , civilians who suffered as a result of the er, full-scale invasion, there is not even a status , not that there are any planned payments there is no status, that is, in order for payments to be made, the status must be registered. i am already asking how things are now in the ministry of defense . it is the anti-corruption council if it is currently investigating that you are asking this. state procurement was headed by me, i am the coordinator, and at the moment , who is in charge of procurement? i didn’t expect it, i’ll tell you honestly. but we we

of five are dying every week, many in hospitals and clinics, and the assessment from the charity unicef is that they shouldn't be dying. it's a staggering number of lives lost, but our team on the ground believe the true figure could be much higher. they're dying of diseases that are preventable, the majority would survive in most other parts of the world, but the country's health system is broken. foreign funding is frozen and aid agencies struggle in the face of enormous challenges, not least the fact that the taliban won't allow women as aid workers. here at bbc news, we've thought long and hard about what to include in this report from our correpsondent, yogita limaye. but her visit to one hospital on the brink of collapse is heartbreaking. there are scenes you will find distressing, including some young children in their final stages of life. but their families wanted us to record and bear witness to their tragedy, and that of a nation. baby cries every child in this room is in need of critical care. pneumonia is ravaging their little bodies. one—year—old sajad struggles to breathe

its west. ha, this in more than a century at augusta and i'll just do the same for you just cuba. unicef says millions of children are at risk of contracting vaccine. preventables diseases like measles and pony a new day to show 67000000 children around the world missed out on one or more vaccinations of a 3 year period in the philippines. 1000000 children one not immunized the tool during the heights of the credit of 19 pandemic. on a be low such as this report from in a festive morning in one of the most densely populated communities. in manila, it began with the motorcade that ended in a gym with music clearing gift bags and children in tears. it was a party to catch up on vaccinations. we have to convince mother and the mothers have to convince their children. so we have to make it enjoyable. and you know, at least 2 years of our parents distressed. the vaccines, particularly for children, peak did 2017 after a backlash against the think of job, then box it bench manufacturer, a son to be said, it was potentially harmful for those who've never had thank you fever. but at that point,

meritxell relano, the unicef representative to the central african republic has been speaking to thebc. they are coming from south darfur into the province, and they are all now settling in. this area is one of the poorest of the country. there were already 120,000 people in the area in need of humanitarian assistance and protection in this northeast region. it is an area where food insecurity is very high. where the food is coming from sudan and, right now, the supply lines are cut. it is an area that is very prone to frost and to the spread of diseases because of lack of water. so far, we are sending — the entire un community with ngos on the ground — we are sending non—food items, kits that are supporting the families that are there with mats, with covers, mosquito nets, kitchen utensils — because they came with nothing. we have already requisitioned food for children we have already propositioned for food for children suffering from malnutrition. colleagues are sending food. there was already a food proposition for the area. we are all sending the materials that we have. water sa

the humans children's agency unicef says the von and says bruce and existing trumpets. with this crisis, with this conflict, we have seen a nation wide to sure of source and educational institutions of already the we're talking about 7000000 kids out of sewage, 12000000 somehow in so it's a very disruptive knowing over the last couple of years that particularly in velocity already asked you to teach us 5 since the loan ships across a 100 of the agency says, flooding his force, nearly 370000 children from their homes and an estimated 190 children were killed in the 1st 10 days of the conflict of this sent inputs and in the sound of gunfire is replaced with music. and 2 groups of fathers has organized activities, which are the thousands of families have been coming here in the hope of leading sit down to it's betsy, fully exposed, say, witnessing bombardment 1st. time has taken a devastating tone on people here. i am going to give me a minute, holler. can we have a number of cases for children who have post traumatic stress disorder who transferred to the psychiatric hosp

a unicef official in sudan is now warning that the conditions are extremely dangerous and more than 600,000hildren are at risk of acute malnutrition. as a result of the fighting. you know that ahead of this crisis over 15 million people were in need of humanitarian assistance and that included eight million children , all the aerial bombardments. the attacks on facilities that tax on water infrastructure, the destruction of vital vaccine. that figure is going to go up. the fighting is now in its third week, resulting in more than 400 civilian deaths and another 2000 , wounded, at least to americans are among the dead. 14 people were injured after a roof collapsed right near the ohio state university campus, authorities say between 15 and 45. people were standing on the rooftop. when it g last night. firefighters say some peop aftermath was chaotic. i would say there were several 100 people happeni saw a lot of people covered in black suit. officials say the victims have varying injuries, but all are listed in stable condition. coming up in sports. the warriors keep their season alive, thank

the humans children's agency. unicef says the von and says bruce and assistant trumpets with this crisis. with this one would like to be have seen a nation wide to sure of the source and educational institutions. i've already been talking about 7000000 kids out of some 12000000 somehow in on. so it's very disruptive. knowing over the last couple of years that particularly in velocity, are very past due to teach us 5 since the loan ships across the country. the agency says fighting has force maybe 370000 children from their homes and an estimated 190 children were killed in the 1st 10 days of the conflict of this sent in full to them. the sound of gunfire is replaced with music and or through group of fathers has organize activities for children. thousands of families have been coming in the hope of leaving saddam to it's betsy parked, exposed, say, witnessing bombardment 1st. time has taken a devastating tone on people here. 5, medium, and highlight. we have a number of cases for children who have post traumatic stress disorder who transferred to the psychiatric hospital. we also have so

most recently, she served as the global executive director of unicef. welcome to all of you. >> josh, let me begin with you. i remember when george w. bush was campaigning for president. i do not remember him campaigning on these issues. how did this come to him, what caused them to embrace some of the challenges and some of the approaches we are able to talk about. >> thank you for the work you do and hosting this session. thank you for the work you did in putting together this volume titled "handoff". available on amazon.com. it really is a terrific piece of work. you're asking the right person. i was the policy director of that campaign. i share your recollection of development assistance playing no part whatsoever in the president's campaign. he campaigned on education. during w bush had intended to be as he was a governor. he continued to be a education predator. a muscular but restrained foreign. he certainly never campaigned on dramatically expanding and changing the way we approach for assistance in this country. it what changed? several things.

5 are dying there every week from diseases that are preventable — that's according to the charity unicefeady weak before the taliban took over in 2021. but now, it is virtually broken. foreign funding has been frozen and the little help still available from aid agencies is also under threat because the taliban has banned women from working for them. the bbc�*s correspondent yogita limaye has been to a hospital on the brink of collapse. what we're about to show you is deeply distressing and shows young children in theirfinal moments. but their families wanted us to film them so that the world can see the true scale of the humanitarian disaster that's unfolded. here's her report. every child in this room is in need of critical care. pneumonia is ravaging their little bodies. this one—year—old struggles to breathe. this mother holds an oxygen pipe near his nose. masks for their small faces aren't available. ifan is in the next bed. his condition worsens and his mother is given an extra tube. mothers filling in for what trained staff or what medical equipment should do. this basic facility i

according to unicef in 2018, one 5th of 15 to 24 year old. couldn't read or write you put the one interview, but i'd like to become that doctor. know, so children from 9 is village goes to school, don't know how many there are. often parents cannot afford the school fees, so they take the children with them to work to another where categories to be interviewed on this one out of my name is cease. i'm 20 years old . and my time i feel tired because of work. now since we talked to him about the 2 younger boys working here, the children have in order to make sure it's absolutely forbidden me or not. but because the families don't are nice and the children have to help their parents. often that i'm wondering when you to me it's not ok. it shouldn't be ok. so he's really cease experienced a similar effect on the when i was 16, i dropped out of school to help my parents because life was on affordable. i would have preferred to go to school, but that's not how life is event and if like, got harder. so i had to support my parents. we 1st alone rose q