right resources i have seen in countries affected by conflict where women for women international is supporting over fifteen thousand women a year that you can really transform women's lives women go from being victims to survivors to become active citizens speaking out demanding their rights knowing their rights having an education and having access to employment and it is things like education that the key to reducing i think education is key and that's why girls' education is phenomenally important but it is also important we realise that there's a vast number of women who have never had education eighty percent of the when we work with have been are completely illiterate and giving them access to education is also very important because they are the ones who will then ensure that girls go to school just very briefly how does the culture do you need a culture change or do you actually in the end needs legislation to it to make sure that things really different thank you for asking this because we focus often on and legislative changes and they are important but cultural changes are equally as important because if you h

>>> also leading the news this morning, thousands march for gender equality in the uk just ahead of international women's day. the march for womenorated major milestones for women like international women's day, which is celebrated annually on march 8th and the 100th anniversary of the british voting rights act for women. women held up signs saying "together we are braver" as they chanted in protest. those who joined the movement challenged fundamental assumptions about women's roles and political participation. >> in the wake of the deadly parkland school shooting students are keeping the national conversation about gun violence alive. in northern california one group of students raised some $1,500 to support victims and their families. they're also preparing for the national school walkout on march 14th, which will last 17 minutes to honor the 17 victims killed at marjory stoneman douglas high school. >> after that i kind of realized this affects so many real people, like real families. >> we hate how school shootings are being treated as if they're inevitable in our country, because they're not. and this is our way of being p

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for you here at g.w. women around the world have been staging protests from march to mark international women's day in spain thousands of people are taking part in the evening marches including here in madrid they are demanding an end to wage inequality and sexual violence against women. there for the day and d.-w. news i'm sarah kelly in berlin thanks for watching. quadriga international talk show for journalists to discuss the topic of the week until america set to begin a full serve in office here in germany gonzo international women's day we are scow strongest the world's preeminent female politician so do join us on quadriga coming up shortly. quadriga sixty minutes. with their women be lost. but the world is still far from complete gender equality because the need to movement influence the world why did based on sexism international women's day twenty using. the focus to sleep on. women fighting for the case to be taken seriously in the world of what appears was coming up. on w. o. they do use the female superhero on a mission to change how to sound smart women smart talks smart strange and legends is

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: women in spain launch a one-day feminist strike to mark international women's day: for gender equality, the end of sexual violence, a better working conditions. it is the first international women's day since the #metoo movement galvanized women arouod the world. then we will speak with award-winning playwright eve ensler about the 20th anniversary of v-day to end viviolence agagainst women and s as well as her new p play, "in e body of the world." tothe sun is jujust beginning comeme out. the women are there and they are strong. i have made a promise. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. today is international women's day. and across spain, women are on strike. amy: "here we are, the feminists" they're chanting, banging pots and pans and refusing to work for 24 hours. organizers say it is the first nationwide women strike in spain's history. their motto -- "if we stop, the world stops." this is concha gonzalez, a psychoanalyst who is not practicing today because she's on strike. and alsores society many women when they realize how strong we can be, especially when we are together. that is why i

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i'm sorry so much going to thank you for joining us today on international women's day there are demonstrations across the world as women press for progress south koreans are rallying to show solidarity with the need to movement against sexual harassment the protests calm after a politician on he joel viewed as a future presidential candidate quit his post as a provincial governor after being accused of rape the government has promised to strengthen laws against sexual assault and implement new measures in an attempt to tackle harassment and abuse. and let's go right to seoul we have gen moon with us chief correspondent from ari wrong t.v. hi john so there are demonstrations going on right now what more can you tell us. well thousands of women here in south korea have taken to the streets armed as march eighth international women's day carrying signs stop sexual violence now this has been made possible because female workers across the nation have called for all women to take an early lead from work today at three pm local time some women activists groups are handing out right roses out which symbolizes sexual violence

whether calling for equality freedom respect or an end to gender violence women around the world have been using international women's day to make their voices heard crowds of demonstrators filled the streets of cities including manila seoul new delhi and look for on thursday this international women's day comes in the wake of the me too movement and we'll be having a deeper look at what has changed since it began half a year ago but first we begin in spain where women staged a full day night nationwide strike and here's a look at the day's events. and the hours and passionate schools to change this was an interesting central square after midnight . tuesday night and dozens more protests. and scenes night this. workplaces left deserted as millions of spanish women walked off the job that message a simple one. we have to fight to make a situation now you have as much of a social sphere as in the workplace in the home that for what we're doing today is stopping work to show you that if women stop the world stops. but up. across the well they march to the same beach. these women in new delhi demonstrating against discri

goes on trial for killing journalist jim wallace in his summary prosecutors say madison plantar murder. also coming out of its international women's day and look around the globe as women who are changing their world in south korea raise over sexual assault gains a voice with a me too movement without a soul for demands for accountability have toppled a politician on the rise. i'm sumi so much donna thank you for joining us british police are racing to uncover who poisoned a former russian double agent and his daughter with a nerve agent last weekend there has been speculation by top lawmakers and the media that russia is behind the attack sparking an angry denial from moscow clues have led investigators to believe that survey script ball and his daughter yulia were deliberately targeted but there are still several missing pieces to the case that's being treated as attempted murder. surrogate's cripple lived a quiet life in the english cathedral town of salisbury this c.c.t.v. footage was captured days before the former russian spy and his daughter yulia collapsed near a shopping center. british police now say she was deliberately poisoned so having established the ner

for women workers. and in oakland second annual international women's day fest is saturday. >>> in the spirit of international women's day, voters could see a surge of women running for office in november. some political experts are calling it an historic shift and point to the texas primary in way record number of female candidates won their party's nomination or a spot in a run off. the me too movement may be enspiering more women to get involved in politics or seek higher office for both republicans and democrats. >> since 2016, we have seen women turn out and get active and engaged in area -- every facet of their life across all industries. and women are calling for equality and a voice. >> one that caught my eye is marshal -- marcia black burn and is the leading candidate to replace bob corker in tennessee. she would add to the numbers of republican women in the senate by one. >> a study found at least 470 women could run for congress this year. the number could rise as some states still have not reached their filing deadlines. currently there are 22 women in the u.s. senate, 84 in the house. >>> our tim

women in the u.s. senate and 83 in the house. >>> mcdonald's is turning its iconic arches upside down in honor of women for international women's day. this mcdonald's in lynnwood, california, is the only way -- one flipping it's outside sign. >> we want to say thank you. we want to have fun with it. >> and a statement mcdonald's says it is proud of its diversity and that six out of 10 mcdonald's restaurant managers are women. >>> there is a new proposal that would guarantee admission for transfer students from california community colleges. >> i am, gone the academic center to say what it will date to receive a guaranteed admission for transfer students. >> she made the announcement during a speech in san francisco yesterday. students will need to complete recommended courses and qualify academically. she says she wants guaranteed admission by the fall of next year. dry in pittsburgh there is a band that between 600 teachers and their school districts. the two sides have not been able to a great on a new contract. the district points out a gave an 18% salary increase over the past three years that raised teacher pay levels from

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women and also younger faces into the ministry brady in berlin thank you. in other news thousands of women are out on the streets of istanbul right now for a protest marking international women's day the women's rights group istanbul feminists collective called on women to march near taxer square they're protesting against gender inequality and violence against women protests are rarely allowed in turkey under the current state of emergency imposed after the failed coup attempt of twenty sixteen. and a short while ago our correspondent in istanbul yulia han talked with us from the center of the demonstration as we are and one of the major demonstrations here in istanbul today the atmosphere is full of excitement it's itchy a food atmosphere the women are trying to make some noise many of them broad with those or even drums and of course it's a day of celebrations but here in turkey it's also a day of protest and women are shouting slogans like freedom for all of us we are stronger together we are against male dominance. so it's of course the show of. self-respect here they are celebrating their selves but they're also they have a lot of criticism for the conservative part male

and that's your business update for now more coverage now on international women's day with thank you so much thousands of women have taken to the streets of istanbul for protest marking international women's day and women's rights group istanbul feminist collective called on women to march near taksim square they're protesting against gender inequality and violence against women and protests are rarely allowed in turkey under the current state of emergency imposed after the failed coup attempt twenty sixteen. all right and you're watching actually live pictures there i believe our correspondent yulia han is that one of those demonstrations in istanbul you can see the crowd gathered there are right behind her you have police at the scene for us who can see all the people gathered there what's the atmosphere like. well and i yes we are at one of the major demonstrations here in istanbul today the atmosphere is full of excitement it's it she'll fool atmosphere the women are trying to make some noise many of them broadened with those or even drums and of course it's a day of celebrations but here in turkey it's al

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fighting for gender equality. >> in france, it's actually international women's rights day. >> there's a difference, according to a french paper. they are calling out the hijacking of international women's day. the council for equality has tweeted out some suggestions reminding people that this is a day about activism. don't organize beauty contests or handout roses. this is not a holiday. this is a day to be politically and socially active. >> lots of papers are focusing on incredible women doing some incredible things. >> the washington post is looking at one such case. you have a 75-year-old turkish woman who is dedicating her life to fighting domestic violence and sexual abuse. she has managed to reverse the onetry's laws -- in japan, woman spoke out about her own sexual abuse at the hands of her father in a country where few victims come forward. she's pushing to change japan's sex crime laws. >> staying with japan, japanese papers looking at a recent report on women's representation in parliament around the world. 158th out of in 193 countries. interestingly, the top of the list was rwanda with 49 of 80 lawmakers in women. followed by bolivia, cuba, nicaragua and sweden. clearly,

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women in the u.s. senate and 84 women in the house. >>> mcdonalds is turning their golden arches upside-down. this is honor for women for internationalis one mcdonalds down in lynnwood, california near los angeles that is the only one to flip its sign outside. >> if we could walk away understanding that we as brand mcdonalds understands the importance of the contribution of women and we want to say thank you and that we want to have fun with it. >> in a statement, mcdonalds said it is proud of its diversity and says six out of ten of the restaurant managers are women. >>> let's check in with sal. have you mentioned the cal loss yet this morning to stanford. >> i don't think he has. >> mike, let me just say, i'm not surprised. >> arouser season. >> it was a rough season. >> they will bounce back next season. >> things can only get better from here. speaking of only getting better from here, i can say that about highway 24 too. highway 24, a little bit of slow traffic here. it is better than it was driving through the area as you drive through traffic has been okay. getting out toward the area. you can see traffic here is much better t

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for so brutal the crying the very date is expected at the end of april. and today on international women's day there are demonstrations across the world as women press for progress protesters in spain got an early start launching a twenty four hour women's strike there demanding an end to unfair wages the message violence and the country's prevailing macho culture and south koreans are rallying to show solidarity with the need to movement against sexual harassment the protests come after a politician on he junk who was viewed as a future presidential candidate quit his post as a provincial governor after being accused of rape and let's go right to seoul we have jen moon with us chief correspondent from our iran t.v. hi john so there are demonstrations going on right now what more can you tell us. well thousands of women here in south korea have taken to the streets armed as march eighth international women's day carrying signs stop sexual violence now this has been made possible because female workers across the nation have called for on winning to take an early leave from work today at three pm local time some women activists groups are handing out white roses

women on international women's day. moscow knows it is under suspicion, but the kremlin is acting as if it is business as usual. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. organisers of demonstrations in spain forg for the day to protest against unequal pay, sexism, and violence against women. put simply, the idea was to show what happens when women stop doing what they normally do. the international red cross has postponed an aid convoy are due to travel to eastern ghouta, in syria. the fighting has intensified in the region as government forces advance on it. it is estimated 400,000 people are trapped there. a second winter storm in a week looks as though it will keep on dumping heavy snow on new england, forcing schools to close and leaving hundreds of thousands without power. up to a foot of snow and fierce gust of wind, up to 55 mph, are expected from eastern new york through northern maine. the national weather service has issued a number of warnings. that may news again: president trump has agreed to meet north korean leader kim jong—un within the next seven weeks. no sitting american president has ever sat down with the leader of north korea. pyongyang has also agreed to stop missile te

for women. international women's day. about 100 mcdonald's restaurants are turning the famous golden arches upside down. today the m will turn into a w for women. the idea is a hit with many owner of mcdonald's. >> everybody knows mcdonald's, the golden arches. so demonstrate the importance of celebrate women by flipping that iconic sign makes a statement. >> this is the first year that mcdonald's is taking part in that celebration. make you go buy a happy meal. >> it should. >>> brawny is highlighting strong and resilient women. johnny walker is debuting jane walker, a female version of the whiskey maker logo. >> straight on the rocks. lots of local events happening today as well. santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez will honor local women. and students in san jose will create a human billboard. we'll try to provide links to you on twitter this morning. of course on facebook. every day. >> we celebrate. i celebrate the women here. >> yeah. >> every day is women's day. that's our theory. look that's why the rain move

for gender equality. the rally precedes international women's day which is this thursday, and adina is there. despite the weather, hundreds of people have turned up here in central london in today's march for women is very important because it is of course 100 years since women were given the right to vote. this is a chance for women, men, children to really come together and celebrate how far they have come. one of the activists joining in this rally today is the welsh actor michael sheen. michael, why was it important for you to get involved? i think it is an important thing to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the right to vote for women and to show solidarity and support. there is clearly a moment going on but we have to make sure it is notjust a moment, that it is ongoing forever. men have to stand up and show their solidarity with women. this is notjust a women's issue. this is about having a more equal and fair society which everyone benefits from. and what does it mean for people to come out in person and take part in these rallies? with the weather the way it has been recently, it takes a lot. but it shows the enthusiasm for this cause to see so many people here, to see young girls hol

for they're still not commonplace yet. white women at the top of. this year's international women's day on. made in germany next d.w. .rights lawyer. culture. hair. superfood stylish style icon. lifestyle your role. in sixty minutes. is known as. i know just you know who can day. you know the banks and you know why and so was the language of the banks. speaking the truth global news that matters g.w. made for minds. hello and welcome to made in germany i'm helena home free march the eighth is international women's day and our show is going to celebrate some amazing women at the top of their game in business and politics but to succeed women often have to work harder than their male counted.

international women's day. for more than a century the day has marked women's fight for achieving equality around the world. sexual violence against women into the spotlight. let's discuss what it all means, what has been achieved and what remains to be done. i am joined by nicole crentsil, and activist and artist, and one of the founders of black girl festival and ruth serwotka, a trade union organiser and founder of woman's plays uk which campaigns for single sex spaces for women and girls. welcome on what is surely a busy day you both. international women's day 2018, what does this damian feel. formally the day is about celebrating women from various backgrounds globally. celebrating the amazing thing we're doing. we have women working in different parts of the world who are inspiring us. it's about bringing those to light and hearing about them, that is what is always good to remember. not but we are nationally but way you are in that global wide scale. so for me the day is about hearing those rich stories and voices coming through. ruth. i agree those rich stories and voices coming through. ruth. iagree

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still ahead here tonight, rallies around the world for international women's day. >> glor: millions of womenn went on strike today to mark international women's day. they protested sexual discrimination and pay disparity. women in spain earn 13% less than men. rallies were held all over the world to celebrate the achievements of women. in lynwood, california, idonald's flipped the golden arches to look like a "w," in appreciation of its female workers. up next here tonight, south korea has a secret weapon against the north, and you can dance to it. what are the ingredients of a life well lived? is it the places you go? the things you own? or the people that fill it with meaning? for 150 years, generations of families have chosen pacific life for retirement and life insurance solutions. protecting what's most important to you. that's the power of pacific. ask a financial advisor about pacific life. a trip back to the dthe doctor's office, mean just for a shot. but why go back there, when you can stay home with neulasta onpro? strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. neulasta hel

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police are hunting for the assailant and say the motive or any connection between the assaults is on clear. today on international women's day there are protests across the world as women press for progress south koreans are rallying to show solidarity with the need to movement against sexual harassment the protests come after a politician viewed as a future presidential candidate on whom quit his post as a provincial governor after being accused of rape the government has promised to strengthen laws against sexual assault on implement new measures in an effort to reduce harassment. and let's go right to seoul we have gen moon with us chief correspondent from our iran t.v. hi jan so there are demonstrations going on right now what more can you tell us well thousands of women here in south korea have taken to the streets on this march eighth international women's day carrying signs stop sexual violence now this has been made possible because female workers across the nation have called for all women to take an early leave from work today at three pm local time it's now about ten minutes after three so the students aggregate in the public square its own will cross the ca

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