forces nobody else is delivering services but on one we as a norwegian refugee council worked very closely with who are in schools where we do psychosocial support for example in gaza where our children have been living for. under a siege for for more than a decade now and multiple conflicts multiple wars traumatized completely from other eyes that's the kind of services we're offering because our offer is the space where we can work with them we work with and the west bank with biased indians whose houses are being demolished by the israeli occupation all the time and providing them basic services we provide legal services for those people these are all over so what we're really talking vast vast. spectrum of services and people across the board that are going to be affected here and the the earlier the shortfall discovered the more that the crisis can be averted one other thing if a crisis happens as we've seen multiple times and especially in the gaza strip which tends to be prone to a lot of the israeli military. aggressions that or do i again is the number one agency that steps in onl

forces nobody else is delivering services but on the one we are at the norwegian refugee council worked very closely with who are in schools where we do psychosocial support for example in gaza were children have been living for. under a siege for for more than a decade now and the conflicts multiple wars traumatized completely from other eyes there's a kind of services we're offering because our offer is the space where we can work with them we work with and the west bank with biased indians whose houses are being demolished by the israeli occupation all the time. providing them basic services we provide legal services for those people these are all over so what we're really talking vast vast. spectrum of services and people across the board that are going to be affected here and the the earlier the shortfall discovered the more that the crisis can be averted one other thing if a crisis happens as we've seen multiple times and especially in the gaza strip which tends to be prone to a lot of the israeli military. aggressions that or do i again is the number one agency that steps in only

forces nobody else is delivering services but on the one we as a norwegian refugee council worked very closely with enron in schools where we do psychosocial support for example in gaza where our children have been living for. there are a siege for for more than a decade now and multiple conflicts multiple wars traumatized completely from otherwise there's a kind of services we're offering because our offer is the space where we can work with them we work with and the west bank with biased indians whose houses are being demolished by the israeli occupation all the time is providing them basic services we provide legal services for those people these are all over so what we're really talking vast vast. spectrum of services and people across the board that are going to be affected here and the the earlier the shortfall discovered the more that the crisis can be averted one other thing if a crisis happens as we've seen multiple times especially in the gaza strip which tends to be prone to a lot of the israeli military. aggressions that or do i again is the number one agency that steps in

forces nobody else is delivering services but on the one we as a norwegian refugee council worked very closely with who are in schools where we do psychosocial support for example in gaza were children have been living for. their receipts for for more than a decade now and the conflicts multiple wars traumatized completely from otherwise there's a kind of services we're offering because our offer is the space where we can work with them we work with and the west bank with biased indians whose houses are being demolished by the israeli occupation all the time and providing them basic services we provide legal services for those people these are all over so what we're really talking vast vast. spectrum of services and people across the board that are going to be affected here and the the earlier the shortfall discovered the more that the crisis can be averted one other thing if a crisis happens as we've seen multiple times especially in the gaza strip which tends to be prone to a lot of the israeli military. aggressions that or do i again is the number one agency that steps in only one h

refugee council he says he's disappointed and we've also heard from the u.n. secretary general himself saying that this is a u.n. agency and not a palestinian agency. holder has more now on how this decision will impact palestinians living the in the camp in lebanon. i wonder why the lebanese government n.g.o.s they were all warning of the dire consequences for refugees the funding is cut now it has become a reality and people are worried palestinian refugees are poor as you can see they live in so-called camps neighborhoods and there's really no infrastructure and palestinians are denied basic rights they're barred from working in many professions really is not a country that has welcomed them and that has provided them with the services that they need that is why the refugees rely on vital services this is just one of many clinics in the camp also run schools they provide relief they provide shelter to the refugees that is why many of them will tell you under what is our lifeline and already the organization was underfunded it had. a number of services alrea

refugee council he says he's disappointed and we've also heard from the u.n. secretary general himself saying that this is a u.n. agency and not a palestinian agency saying the whole there is in the bottle but are they a refugee camp in lebanon she said this update on how the decision will impact palestinians living there. under while the lebanese government n.g.o.s they were all warning of the dire consequences for refugees the funding is cut now it has become a reality and people are worried palestinian refugees are poor as you can see they live in so-called camps neighborhoods and there's really no infrastructure and palestinians are denied basic rights they're barred from working in many professions really is not a country. that has provided them with the services that they need that is why the refugees rely on. this is just one of the clinics in the well also run schools they provide relief they provide shelter to the refugees that is why many of you know what is our lifeline and already the organization was underfunded it had. a number of services alread

refugee council he says he's disappointed and we've also heard from the u.n. secretary general himself saying that this is a u.n. agency and not a palestinian agency here secular state rex tillerson says the world must be sober and clear eyed about the possibility of war with north korea he made the comments at a summit in canada where twenty countries agreed to push for tougher sanctions on pyongyang over its nuclear program tolson war north korea could trigger a military response unless it agrees to dialogue rosin jordan a part time bank over. a show of diplomatic commitment in vancouver to ending north korea's nuclear weapons program but the meeting co-hosted by canada and the united states yielded just one new tactic for the fight an agreement to prevent so-called ship to ship transfers of outlawed goods to pyongyang i think we all agreed together with our partners here that the timing has turned out to be really for to attack us because we are seeing we we want to be clear headed we don't want to be in any way pollyannas about this but i think we collecti

refugee council he says he's disappointed and we've also heard from the u.n. secretary general himself saying that this is a u.n. agency and not a palestinian agency secretary of state rex tillerson says the world must be sober and clear eyed about the possibility of war with north korea made a comment said a summit in canada where twenty countries agreed to push for tougher sanctions on pyongyang over its nuclear program or some more north korea it could trigger a military response unless it agrees to dialogue and reports from bank over. a show of diplomatic commitment in vancouver to ending north korea's nuclear weapons program but the meeting co-hosted by canada and the united states yielded just one new tactic for the fight and agreement to prevent so-called ship to ship transfers of outlawed goods to pyongyang i think we all agreed together with our partners here the timing has turned out to be really for to a test because we are seeing we we want to be clear headed we don't want to be in any way pollyanna it's about this but i think we. collectively beli

refugee council. react as well saying that he's very disappointed also the u.n. secretary general has finally reacted you story in my part in my colleague james places package that you didn't seem to know what was going on he said that this actually is a u.n. agency and not a palestinian agency and he's very disappointed throughout the day we all going to be expecting more more more but you have to remember here in the palestinian territories there's always been a fair that something might happen to unroll because president benjamin netanyahu has always gone off to the agency itself we've long wanted it shot and now he has a partner getting trying to send the effect it would be within the u.s. and present donald trump is taking this hard line towards the palestinians and don't forget this is a man who at the beginning of his presidency said he was looking for the deal of the century with that deal of the century looks as far away as evan so in the meantime as the reactions continue for and by and larg

they say absolutely nothing the baloch family got shelter three months ago through the norwegian refugee council saima is now pregnant but their only guaranteed accommodation for three months more so they could end up back here again before she gives birth. while the greek authorities and charities try to prioritise families single men have no chance one meal a day provided by young european volunteers working off to nations and that's it. there's no doubt the big increase in people crossing the every river into northern greece has simply compounded the homeless problem here and that's the only thing we're told is now completely full there is simply nowhere to put all these people there may be the good news is that the winter so far hasn't been anything like as cold as its terrible conditions this time last year but if it does get worse greece could have a full blown crisis on its hands. they showed us where they sleep underneath an abandoned half built concrete block if the police catch them here they can go to jail so they dental to even light a fire. presumably when they sleep they dr

the belloc family got shelter three months ago through the norwegian refugee council saima is now pregnant but their only guaranteed accommodation for three months more so they could end up back here again before she gives birth. while the greek authorities and charities try to prioritise families single men have no chance one meal a day provided by young european volunteers working off to nations and that's it there's no doubt the big increase in people crossing the every river into northern greece is simply compounded the homeless problem here in fact the only thing we're told is now completely full there is simply nowhere to put all these people there may be the good news is that the winds are so far hasn't been anything like as cold as it's terrible conditions this time last year but if it does get worse greece could have a full blown crisis on its hands they showed us where they sleep underneath an abandoned half built concrete block if the police catch them here they can go to jail so they dare not even light a fire. presumably when they sleep they dream of nothing because that is ex

they see absolutely nothing the baloch family got shelter three months ago through the norwegian refugee council saima is now pregnant but their only guaranteed accommodation for three months more so they could end up back here again before she gives birth. while the greek authorities and charities try to prioritise families single men have no chance one meal a day provided by young european volunteers working off to nations and that's it. there's no doubt the big increase in people crossing the every river into northern greece is simply compounded the homeless problem here and that's the only thing we're told is now completely full there is simply nowhere to put all these people there to be the good news is that the winter so far hasn't been anything like as cold as its terrible conditions this time last year but if it does get worse greece could have a full blown crisis on its hands. they showed us where they sleep underneath an abandoned built concrete block if the police catch them here they can go to jail so the dental to even light a fire. presumably when they sleep they dream of n

refugee council he hopes the pope's message will have an impact. well i think the address by the pope is important for two main reasons the first is that we've seen all too few world leaders willing to stand up for refugees in fact have seen quite the opposite over the course of the last two years we've seen a hardening of the refugee rhetoric which the pope references in his address so i think that it's important that he is. standing up for that record number of people who are have been forced to flee their homes i think secondly and probably more importantly is this this rhetoric and this which is driven by this fear is leading to policies and practices which are affecting millions of people negatively so those more borders are being picked up. refugees in some cases being sent back to unsafe countries and life for those refugees who have made it's other countries become increasingly difficult harsh so. just by the pope is is important and the question is whether politicians will but when he does words people in the democratic republic of congo a

they say absolutely nothing the baloch family got shelter three months ago through the norwegian refugee council saima is now pregnant but their only guaranteed accommodation for three months more so they could end up back here again before she gives birth. while the greek authorities and charities try to prioritise families single men have no chance one meal a day provided by young european volunteers working off to nations and that's it. there's no doubt the big increase in people crossing the every river into northern greece is simply compounded the homeless problem here in fact the only thing we're told is now completely full there is simply nowhere to put all these people there may be the good news is that the winds are so far hasn't been anything like as cold as a terrible conditions this time last year but if it does get worse greece could have a full blown crisis on its hands. they showed us where they sleep underneath an abandoned half built concrete block if the police catch them here they can go to jail so the dental to even light a fire is over but presumably when they sleep

the baloch family got shelter three months ago through the norwegian refugee council saima is now pregnant but they're only guaranteed accommodation for three months more so they could end up back here again before she gives birth. while the greek authorities and charities try to prioritise families single men have no chance one meal a day provided by young european volunteers working off to nations and that's it. there's no doubt the big increase in people crossing the river into northern greece is simply compounded the homeless problem here in fact the only thing we're told is now completely full there is simply nowhere to put all these people there may be the good news is that the winds are so far hasn't been anything like as cold as it's terrible conditions this time last year but if it does get worse greece could have a full blown crisis on its hands they showed us where they sleep underneath an abandoned half built concrete block if the police catch them here they can go to jail so the dental to even light a fire. presumably when they sleep they dream of nothing because that is exact

the belloc family got shelter three months ago through the norwegian refugee council saima is now pregnant but their only guaranteed accommodation for three months more so they could end up back here again before she gives birth. while the greek authorities and charities try to prioritise families single men have no chance one meal a day provided by young european volunteers working off to nations and that's it. there's no doubt the big increase in people crossing the every river into northern greece is simply compounded the homeless problem here in thessaloniki we're told is now completely full there is simply nowhere to put all these people the only bit of good news is that the winds are so far hasn't been anything like as cold as it's terrible conditions this time last year but if it does get worse greece could have a full blown crisis on its hands. they showed us where they sleep underneath an abandoned half built concrete block if the police catch them here they can go to jail so they dare not even light a fire itself presumably when they sleep they dream of nothing because that is ex

areas the regional media advisor in the middle east for the norwegian refugee council he says withholding funds will only hurt those who are already suffering. for all you want to start the financial year with half of its budget still. unfulfilled disastrous and i wonder why is rightly asking for other international donors to step up the us administration and mr trump directly has been have been seen as transparent in their motivation it has been stated that the palestinian leadership needs to get back to the negotiating table so it is clearly politically motivated politicize ation of a politically motivated cutting of aid to people who need it to score a political point and that goes against all the principles of having humanitarian impartial neutral aid given to those who need it these are these are ordinary palestinian refugees civilians families children who have no day in the political scenario that is that they've been suffering from for decades. to yemen our people and heard a doris resorting to rummaging through garbage to find food u.n. aid agencies are calling for the city's por

refugee council he says he's disappointed and we've also heard from the u.n. secretary general himself saying that this is a u.n. agency and not a palestinian agency that the holder is in the bottle but i was in a refugee camp in lebanon she sent us this update on how the decision will impact palestinians living there. the lebanese government were all warning of the dire consequences for refugees the funding was cut now it has become a reality and people are worried palestinian refugees are poor as you can see they live in so-called. neighborhoods and there's really no infrastructure and palestinians are denied basic rights barred from working in many professions really is not a country. that has provided them with the services that they need that is why the refugees rely on. this is just one of many clinics in the well also run schools they provide relief they provide shelter to the refugees that is why many of them under what is our lifeline and already the organization was underfunded it had. a number of services already they used to. provide. services they

well now speak to karl schembri he's a regional media advisor in the middle east for the norwegian refugee council joining us via skype from amman as andrew was saying we've yet to hear from under a law on this latest announcement by the u.s. that it is withholding forty five million dollars food aid yet you do work with. so can you tell us who will be most affected by the u.s. withholding this money. and the only ones who are going to be affected by this is not only was not the palestinian leadership is the five million refugees palestinians spread across from gaza and the west bank and these journeys to syria lebanon and the camps i've just heard from my colleagues were to share not only become for refugees one of the many in lebanon on the mother of five children who are there for a c. section which was life threatening for her when she was giving birth because no one was held services she can stand her five children to school because there are all new our schools she can get help for her health track you can't afford it because of so this is a this is really the only effect is on these

refugee council joins me now from a bad in jordan thanks for being with us on algiers there with the plight of the refugee or the internally displaced is not a pleasant one in the twenty first century doesn't address by the pope help to highlight the need to do more by civil society and governments. well i think the address by the pope is important for two main reasons the first is that we've seen all too few world leaders willing to stand up for refugees in fact have seen quite the opposite over the course of the last two years we've seen a hardening of the refugee rhetoric which the pope references in his address so i think that it's important that he is. standing up for that record number of people who are have been forced to flee their homes i think secondly and probably more importantly is this this rhetoric and this which is driven by this fear is leading to policies and practices which are affecting millions of people negatively so those more borders are being picked up. refugees in some cases being sent back to unsafe countries and life for those refugees who have made it's o

refugee council saima is now pregnant but their only guaranteed accommodation for three months more so they could end up back here again before she gives birth. while the greek authorities and charities try to prioritise families single men have no chance one meal a day provided by young european volunteers working off the nations and thats it. there's no doubt the big increase in people crossing the everest river into northern greece has simply compounded the homeless problem here and testimony we're told is now completely full there is simply nowhere to put all these people the only bit of good news is that the winter so far hasn't been anything like as cold as its terrible conditions this time last year but if it does get worse greece could have a full blown crisis on its hands they showed us where they sleep underneath an abandoned half built concrete block if the police catch them here they can go to jail so they dare not even light a fire itself presumably when they sleep they dream of nothing because that is exactly what they have for the problem lawrence lee al-jazeera facil

refugee council and spoke to us earlier he hopes the parts message will have an impact on a world with more borders and less compassion. well i think the address by the pope is important for two main reasons the first is that we've seen all too few world leaders willing to stand up for refugees in fact have seen quite the opposite over the course of the last two years we've seen a hardening of the refugee rhetoric which the pope references in his address so i think that it's important that he is. standing up for that record number of people that are have been forced to flee their homes i think secondly i'm probably more importantly is this this rhetoric and this which is driven by this fear is leading to policies and practices which are affecting millions of people negatively so those more borders are being picked up. refugees in some cases being sent back to unsafe countries and life for those refugees who have made it's other countries it's becoming increasingly difficult harsh so. just by the pope is is important and the question is whether politicians will but when he does words th

they say absolutely nothing the belloc family got shelter three months ago through the norwegian refugee council saima is now pregnant but their only guaranteed accommodation for three months more so they could end up back here again before she gives birth. while the greek authorities and charities try to prioritise families single men have no chance one meal a day provided by young european volunteers working off to nations and that's it there's no doubt the big increase in people crossing the every river into northern greece is simply compounded the homeless problem here in fact the only thing we're told is now completely full there is simply nowhere to put all these people then a bit of good news is that the winds are so far hasn't been anything like as cold as it's terrible conditions this time last year but if it does get worse greece could have a full blown crisis on its hands. they showed us where they sleep underneath an abandoned half built concrete block if the police catch them here they can go to jail so they dare not even light a fire. presumably when they sleep they dream o

they see absolutely nothing the baloch family got shelter three months ago through the norwegian refugee council saima is now pregnant but their only guaranteed accommodation for three months more so they could end up back here again before she gives birth. while the greek authorities and charities try to prioritise families single men have no chance one meal a day provided by young european volunteers working off to nations and that's it. there's no doubt the big increase in people crossing the every river into northern greece is simply compounded the homeless problem here and that's the only thing we're told is now completely full there is simply nowhere to put all these people there to be the good news is that the winter so far hasn't been anything like as cold as its terrible conditions this time last year but if it does get worse greece could have a full blown crisis on its hands. they showed us where they sleep underneath an abandoned half built concrete block if the police catch them here they can go to jail so the dental to even light a fire. presumably when they sleep they dream

refugee council saima is now pregnant but their only guaranteed accommodation for three months more so they could end up back here again before she gives birth. while the greek authorities and charities try to prioritise families single men have no chance one meal a day provided by young european volunteers working off to nations and that's it. there's no doubt the big increase in people crossing the every river into northern greece is simply compounded the homeless problem here and that's the only thing we're told is now completely full there is simply nowhere to put all these people there may be the good news is that the winds are so far hasn't been anything like as cold as a terrible conditions this time last year but if it does get worse greece could have a full blown crisis on its hands. they showed us where they sleep underneath an abandoned half built concrete block if the police catch them here they can go to jail so the dental even lights a fire is over presumably when they sleep they dream of nothing because that is exactly what they have to be no problem long sleeve al-ja