we are seeing a terrorist situation thank you so much for joining us and i'm lying about for some zani academic and human rights activists. well take a look at some other stories making news around the world now and reporters without borders is accusing saudi arabia's crown prince of crimes against humanity over the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi the media watchdog has filed a complaint with germany's public prosecutor seeking an inquiry under the country's international jurisdiction laws the group accuses saudi arabia of persecuting us from chile and dozens of other journalists. 3 l. g.b.t. activists in poland have been acquitted of offending religious beliefs the women seen here at an earlier court appearance were arrested after leaving images of the virgin mary with a halo in the style of the rainbow flag of the l.g.b. community around the church. your and secretary general i'm turning to cherish says he's disappointed that only 1700000000 dollars has been pledged a donor conference for yemen in touch to raise more than twice that in order to help people facing starvation 6 y

. >> reporter: while many of his books are beloved for their zany characters -- >> the cat in the hat. >> reporter: today's decision to stop publishing six dr. seuss books comes after they've been criticized for spreading racist images for example, the book "and to think that i saw it on mulberry street," a character described as chinese has two lines for eyes and in "if i ran the zoo" two characters portraying people from africa are shown shirtless, shoeless and wearing grass skirts in a statement dr. seuss enterprises said, "working with a panel of experts and educators the decision was made last year because these books portray people in ways that are hurtful and wrong. the reaction was mixed. some tweeting to publishers, "it's never too late to review your books. "every day there's a new woke story about something getting canceled." what does this say about what's happening in society right now >> society is recognizing the ills of the past and attempting to move beyond that. >> reporter: columbia university professor chris emden says he'll still let his daughter read other dr. se

bullets and live rounds united nations says police killed at least 18 protesters on sunday will bound zani answer may have been academic and human rights activists are based in london welcome to g.w. how protesters responding to being shot at by the military of every remaining place fall in response. well they have been extremely peaceful you know we have had waves of you know popular uprising since the military 1st staged a coup in 1982 actually today is the 59th anniversary of the 1st march 2nd 1962 and the central message coming from all communities that are involved in pushing the military back to the barracks has been we must stay peaceful we cannot behave the way our oppressor adust towards us and so yes they have been peaceful right we're also getting 1st reactions to the coup from the foreign ministers meeting is indonesia's foreign minister or no must already there's no doubt see democracy we must pursue the restoration of democracy rules indonesia underlines the will the interest and the voices of the people of myanmar must be respected and mud how to reduce the order. to expect

explanations of its validity in the medical journal the lancet and by the last there are a small and zaninational institute for infectious diseases in row we've always said that the efficacy and safety of vaccines are the main thing whereas their origin doesn't matter to us. unfortunately we can't say decisions absolutely independently and always have to wait for the approval by regulators will so hope for a fast track process so that it doesn't get bogged down in excessive red tape because we're in emergency and in great need of doses in italy we don't expect to see any disputes around the sputnik vaccine because we believe it will contribute to the common good and protect the health of our citizens. joe biden's cold relief bill finally passed the senate after amendment votes in last minute negotiations $1.00 trillion dollars of aid may seem like a lot but it's ask a tailor reports next people may end up getting even less than under donald trump. ungar in america especially for children has soared to historic levels unexpected medical bills have created a serve just families desperate fo

explanations of its validity in the medical journal the lancet and by the last there are small and zani national institute for infectious diseases in row we've always said that the efficacy and safety of vaccines are the main thing whereas their origin doesn't matter to us. unfortunately we can't say decisions absolutely independently and always have to wait for the approval by regulators will so hope for a fast track process so that it doesn't get bogged down in excessive red tape because we're in emergency and in great need of doses in italy we don't expect to see any disputes around the sputnik vaccine because we believe it will contribute to the common good and protect the health of our citizens. special 3 d. market is providing hope for a young girl whose face was severely burned a palestinian refugee camp now the family of 8 year old american is counting on her recovery. when we were in school my mom picked us top and we went to the market 1st there was tones then there was fire then we got separated we didn't know where we were. out of the 4 months of therapy or doctors without b

explanations of its validity in the medical journal the lancet and by the laws there are small and zani national institute for infectious diseases in row we've always said that the efficacy and safety of vaccines are the main thing whereas the origin doesn't matter to us. unfortunately we can't say decisions absolutely independently and always have to wait for the approval by regulators will so hope for a fast track process so that it doesn't get bogged down in excessive red tape because we're in emergency and in great need of doses in italy we don't expect to see any disputes around the sputnik vaccine because we believe it will contribute to the common good and protect the health of our citizens are sputnik the awaits approval then by your opinion regulators we also heard from portugal's envoy to moscow on the russian jap. sometimes i say we do not have any job politics and vaccines we want to have the bigger number of big scenes of course and in europe we have this process of. invalidation and the big asian story to go for b.m. i know that there's good like the good nicotine is also

well we spoke to mount a zani who's an activist and co-founder of the forces of renewal southeast asia in london and he said the u.n. security council can't do enough for me and ma because because any of its 5 permanent members can veto a major resolution the security council is in a permanent coma it is in to tend because it's all about geopolitics we've got 3 veto power wielders from the west that that agree that this is an outrageous situation as it was in the genocidal case that 3 years ago but russia and china continue to call it internal issues you know every jeem a u.n. member it treaty stated committing multiple crimes against humanity and genocide you know cannot be given a blank check at least 17000 front line health workers have now died worldwide due to coronavirus i'm sorry to national report of the figures it's called on governments to speed up vaccinations for health care professionals and says claim isn't social care workers are often ignored in distribution plans and should also be given priority or phones with his vice president at the council of of the americas he sa

zani michb ton bed does, and richard haass is now the president of the council on foreign relations.come all. richard, let me start by asking you, you staffed many summits and meetings like these, participated in many and have watched many. what did you make of the one in anchorage? >> look, fareed, this is the most, as you know, important relationship of this era of history. there are profound disagreements between the united states and china economically, strategically, on matters of human rights and the rule of law. this relationship is going to take the most deft handling if these two countries are not going to end up in some sort of confrontation or relationship or where cooperation is precluded and i would say anchorage is not a good start. i and that is diplomatic. that is a terrible start and mishandled. way too much public strategic dialogues. we know we have real disagreements but we know talking about them in public forces people to take out postures that are for more absolute because they have to play to the home crowd, to the gallery. it makes exploring the possibility o

say as as you say there is a great deal of public and collective fury and the country is now among zani thank you very much thank you. well now counting is underway and they're public of congo's presidential election of expected to see dennis was so extend his 36 years in power he is the front runner against 6 contenders including the former finance minister some opposition politicians are in prison for criticizing the 26th election and the largest opposition party boycotted the vote the main opposition candidate running is a key prize parfait calera was he seriously ill though we've covered right now and he's been flown to france to have treatment there has been an internet blackout from midnight in the country the government also close roads in the capital and a curfew is also in place. i feel great satisfaction because everywhere in the country i have seen the people mobilized and ready to take part in the electoral process. of what if the american easy vote was badly organized everywhere if you see the whole areas of congo where the not even polling stations how do these people vote

peacefully as possible will be the 1st step in the right direction a lot of work as well wouldn't monk zani joining us from london today thank you for your time. now a major fire has swept through a refugee camp in bangladesh the blaze that camp in cox's bazaar destroyed hundreds of tents and left thousands of people without shelter health centers and other facilities have also been destroyed no casualties no immediately reported we'll check in with. for us what more if you got for us to. well 1st of all the fire is now under control i spoke to our contacts in the can many of them are going to refugees the fire was brought under control took about 4 over for. 10 very unfortunate if you can hear me we can't hear you at the moment so we will have to leave you there we're trying to get an update on that fire situation in the range account from time via a little later still so much for you coming up on this news our leading opposition figure in the republic of congo dies a day after a contentious presidential vote we look at the political implications israel prepares for its 4th election in 2 y