cross and red crescent societies. welcome to r t. your organization is a unique position to be able to assess these kind of impacts if it helps focus people's minds though, did your researches find any particularly harrowing stories as they compiled their report? i say that i don't know what struck me get more i was reading about the situation and this are be conducted in salvador for example about women condition now during the low down and what was really hard to read, hey, was that and increase number of young teenagers are going to shout all day, they look down, they were bank. and so we had a lot of evidence that during, during the low down ended the most in the spot. they'll be fine meant that the nation where adopted to contain denials, spread of divide with stuff that we may know in that you know, maybe not only dead. unfortunately, we're really exposed to be at 6 violence and and then we're also exposed to the mental health consequences all over the country when she's on the, on the 19th and the end. and thes

and yesterday by the russian volunteers and red cross saw brought food and drink in water to the camp. out this resulted in several, quite chaotic scenes as a and a provision were distributed among the migrants. but that just goes to highlight how das, for these people are and that, that there is lack of essential things like hot meal and water. you know, i was in between doing live reports for the news when one man walked up to me and beg for my open bottle of water for his daughter. now that's telling isn't it? i'm unfortunately here you quickly get used to see people suffering. for instance, we saw a woman line unconscious on the ground the other day. it's hard to tell what had happened to her because there are no medics around, but people near by climate it was because of the tear gas that had been fired earlier. one of the biggest impressions that we've taken so far is how naive the refugees are. most of them are under oppression that europe's wealthiest countries, like germany, would love to well from them. but simply don't know what's going on down here at the border. but they

the international red cross says sanctions against the taliban are causing extreme hardship for ordinary afg ha ns. as coronavirus infections continue to rise, austria re—enters a nationwide lockdown, despite angry protests. a vigil in wisconsin for the people killed and injured when a car drove into a holiday parade. police are to charge the driver with five counts of intentional homicide. stolen from their parents 70 years ago — the inuit group seeking compensation from denmark. we begin with some breaking news: reports are coming in that at least 45 people were killed after a bus with north macedonian licence plates caught fire on a highway in western bulgaria. at least 45 people have been killed wthe head of the fire safety department at the interior ministry said there were children among the victims, and seven people with burns were transferred to hospital in the capital sofia. it thought the accident happened around five hours ago but the sight of the accident is currently cut off. we will update you as soon as more details come in. a senior red cross official says policies de

of the red cross. and now we can hear the approach of a military helicopter. it is a polish military helicopter. we know this. we don't have to see it to no one. it's over there. hovering above the hovering above above the trees. ah, very, very, flying, very low. let's panel with an show thee and show the helicopter. because this is what the, this is what they have beam. this is what they have been doing for the past few days. this is, this has been used a as surveillance on behalf of the polish side. so, you know, getting a birds eye view on the, you know, on the location of all the migrants and, you know, pinpointing the most active act is the most active, you know, troops if. 1 i may call them that, and also it yet is used as a scare tactics indeed, because well, imagine all these people, all of a sudden, ah, seeing a military, a serious military helicopter, descending a, descending on to them, and you know, flying so low film. so now they're using it again. there is still spraying the people are wi

among the affected is a -- is the polish red cross. here are some of the concerns. >> we have been able to reach people in those camps, being together with police -- but the polish red cross movement mandate says humanity and independence. this is our mandate to act in these places as well. we will not go there to judge these or other political opinions or ideas. we are to fulfill our home in italian mission -- humanitarian mission. thousands of people are in the forest. this is a small forest. they were told afterwards, there is a paradise. that is not true. there are tens of hundreds of hectares, meters, the forest is huge. two armies in the middle of political conflict. we are there to support them. they need to be supported. >> migrant are still heading to poland despi msures. we know migrants are making it into poland. that's here from two syrians in a detention facility. >> to cross the border, go through the forest -- >> we crossed the border, went through the forest, there was the border at 500 meters, facing you. >> [speaking

and the red cross brought food and drink and water to the camp. this resulted in several, quite chaotic scene says, ah, the provision were distributed among the migrants. but that just goes to highlight how desperate these people are and that there is lack of essential thinks here like hot meal and water. you know, i was in between doing live reports for the news when one man walked up to me and back for my open bottle of water for his daughter. one of the biggest impressions that we've taken so far is how naive the refugees are. most of them under our, our under impression that europe's wealthiest countries, like germany, would love to welcome them, but simply, don't know what's going. i was going on down here at the border, but they believe once everyone finds out, those countries will somehow force poland to let everybody in. there are rumors among the migrants that germany has already some house and cars to pick them up from the border. of course, it's highly unlikely that the polish government will all the sudden softening stance towards how

earlier on r t, the red cross and red crescent president told me how he's deeply worried about society's most vulnerable. i did not doors were leaving in if you got condition before the crisis and once again, these ideas on dami got approved and saw that most marginalized groups. we men and she them, as i said in the, especially in the developing countries. but not all, even in the western counties. he's been betty betty basically are now in the. ready in the 15 said a new and these are the number all the way up and especially the most difficult enable the add this to reach. so these is something that continue to happen. and unfortunately, despite all the calls. busy that we meet on the ask that you might need on community to the call to the government, to, to do more, to protect the most about it. and so far as they are still leading the consequences of the crisis, these unfair approach to all of the women in many, many societies that are created for the specific storm. and as a consequences of the, of the, of the day mika plus when, when it comes to the, to the jobs in the market over

the red cross is currently supporting 18 afghan hospitals. the women's tennis association says it's still concerned about chinese tennis player peng shuai. social media pictures of the star have now emerged as well as images from a video call with the ioc president. the player disappeared from public view after accusing a senior chinese politician of sexual assault. a rapper whose popular song has been banned in mainland china, says he has no regrets about being blacklisted. namewee's social media accounts were blocked after the song, which makes fun of beijing and young chinese nationalists on social media, went viral. the bbc spoke to the malaysian singer—songwriter. the brit awards — the uk's answer to the grammy�*s — will scrap gendered categories for the first time at next year's ceremony. the male and female awards for best artists will be combined into a single prize from 2022. artists like sam smith and will young had previously called for the change, saying the current system excludes non—binary artists. gennaro castaldo is

the american red cross says there was 34% drop in new blood donors because there were fewer blood drives at schools and colleges because of the pandemic. well, governor gavin newsome toward a vaccine clinic in san francisco's mission district to urge people to get their booster shots now that every adult is eligible for want california. expanded was just shot eligibility to all adults over the age of 18 before the cdc and the f d a said adults throughout the country could get an extra shot. the governor says the state has the lowest covid positivity rate in the nation says they're still a lot of work to be done. so here to celebrate. >> that success of sorts. but soberly and humbly and reminding people of the importance not to let their guard down. >> the governor says 9, 1%, of all adult californians have received at least one dose of a covid-19 vaccine. well, the a half million federal workers - to get vaccinated against covid. now, the white house says more than 9% of federal workers have received at least one dose. the mandate does not include an option for regular covid testing but

cross is live saving. but despite all the problems, these migrants act as if they're here to state. some of them have hits shudder out of the wind at night. others dismantle parts of the metal fence right in front of the polish armed forces, wire and iron pillars. from the border wall are now used to make bigger and more solid shelters. so what started as a camp now might very well develop into a small village. and the population of the village is growing by the day as new migrants arrived. now there are $3000.00 of them at the border with poland. where did you come from? me to stand them for the school camp from company we just don't try to connect to support to france. so they're not going to take. they'll stay with us. all of us stay together till till what will i will do for you just waiting for a hearing stories from their friends and relatives who made it to europe. these people believe that countries like germany, france, would love to welcome them and give them money and support. and with this in m

anita dullard is from the international committee of the red cross, and joins me from bangkok. great to have you on the programme. i understand that a team from the icrc is currently at the end of a week—long visit in afghanistan — can you describe what they've seen there and what they've found? sure, thank you. our director of operations has been there over the past week to support and meet with our team in the country. and what we're seeing is a really serious food crisis that's come about even before where we can say it's escalated. in region by region, we are seeing that children can be severely malnourished up to 2-3 be severely malnourished up to 2—3 times the regular rate, pushing it into the emergency category. in kandahar alone, we see that global acute malnutrition has increased by 31% since this time last year. concretely what that means is that our paediatric intensive care unit has more than doubled from mid august to september, and children are arriving with malnutrition, dehydration and pneumonia. at exactly the same moment, the hospital system is on the br

the red cross and red crescent president told us how he is deeply worried about societies, most vulnerable. i did not. doors were leaving and if you got condition before the crisis, and once again, the idea is dami got screwed up and saw that most marginalized groups, women, and she, they're not, as i said in the, especially in the developing countries, but not all, even in the western countries he's been very, very, very clear now in the. ready in the 15 said a new, but these are the number all the way up and especially in the most difficult enable the add this to reach. so these is something that continue to happen. and unfortunately, despite all the calls. busy that we may not on the ask that you might need that community to the call to the government do aren't going to do more to protect the most about it. i'm fortunate so far as they are still leading the consequences of the crisis. these unfair approach to that. all of the women in many, many societies that are created for the specific storm and as a consequences of the of the, of the mika class. when, when it comes to the, to the jo

and the red cross is life saving. but despite all the problems, these migrants act as if they're here to state. some of them have hits shudder out of the wind at night. others, his mental parts of the metal fence right in front of the polish armed forces, wire and iron pillars from the border wall are now used to make bigger and more solid shelters. so what started as a camp now might very well develop into a small village. and the population of that village is growing by the day is new, migrants arrived. now there are $3000.00 of them at the border with poland. where did you come from? me to send them for the school camp from company we just don't try to connect to support to france. so they're not going to take they'll stay with us. all of us. stay together till till what will i would do for you? just waiting for a hearing stories from their friends and relatives who made it to europe. these people believe that countries like germany and france would love to welcome them and give them money and support. and with thi

and a little a little bit red with the free food handed out by the russian volunteers and the red cross is live saving. but despite all the problems these migrants act is if they're here to state, some of them have done hits shudder out of the wind at night. others dismantle parts of the metal fence right in front of the polish armed forces, wire and iron pillars from the border wall are now used to make bigger and more solid shelters. so what started as a camp now might very well develop into a small village. and the population of that village is growing by the day as new migrants arrived. now there are $3000.00 of them at the border with poland. where did you come from minnesota? they stand them for the school camp from company. we just don't, i don't try to collect a support to our friends. they're not going to say they'll stay with us all over the state to get to learn. what will i will do for you? just waiting for a hearing stories from their friends and relatives who made it to europe. these people believe that countries like germany and france would love to welcome them and give

cross is life saving. but despite all the problems, these migrants act as if they're here to state. some of them have hits shudder out of the wind at night. others dismantle parts of the metal fence right in front of the polish armed forces, wire and iron pillars from the border wall are now used to make bigger and more solid shelters. so what started as a camp now might very well develop into a small village. and the population of the village is growing by the day as new migrants arrived. now, there are $3000.00 of them at the border with poland. where did you come from? me to stand them for the school camp from company. we just don't, i don't try to collect a support to france. no, they're not going to day. they'll stay with us. all of us stay together to learn. what will i would do for you? just waiting for a hearing stories from their friends and relatives who made it to europe. these people believe that countries like germany, france, would love to welcome them and give them money and support. and wit

but let me just clarify what i said, the polish red cross has talked about the huge forest area between belarus and poland and that many of the migrants are escaping into this kind of area which is what i describe as a kind of no man's land between belarus and poland. and that's the area where many of the refugees are, as he said tired, injured, some need medical care and the polish red cross has not been allowed access to help access to help them, nor any other aid group for that matter. it needs to be clarified again. there is no such thing as a no man's land or a vast forest between belarus and poland. between belarus and poland there is a thin line named the border. there is a forest on both sides and some of the people, the vast majority of them are in the forest on the belarusian side. we actually sent already humanitarian convoys to assist the people on belarusian side as well but this was rejected. if anyone is in forest or anywhere else on the polish side and if these people, these people are identified by our border guard so they are illegally there they are not left, they are

cross. local officials and civil activists have also helped to hand it out with more next on how people to try to cope about cam his artes constantine raj cove. again, one of the 1st thing that you notice when you enter the camp is just the smoke are thick smoke from. ha ha, the camp fires. and when you spend just a couple of hours in this thick smoke, you feel dizzy in eyesore. but these people have to take it in 247 non stop to stay warm. these migrants need lots of firewood, but even cut the tree to live is a problem. if you don't have the skills or proper tools, having something as simple as an ax almost becomes the matter of survival here. where did you get the x? this call us the for the soldiers gave you. just gave you just gave you for help. go for help and it's all hands on deck approach. even children are being sent out into the forest to collect dry sticks and branches for bonfires. wow, good job. but wandering around in the woods can be dangerous. these girls just come back from

on top of that, the local branch of the red cross and unions have also been sizable. each shipping in i don't know how long this situation will last, but no matter how long people end up staying here, even if they're only a few of them, we will provide them with the essentials for life. we set up tense, large heated tense where people can eat, especially women and children, and pregnant women. we are certain, all the women and children have been fed. additionally, we've provided grocery sets for the families and bottled water was brought in daily . we've also brought warm clothes and blankets, plus personal hygiene products like nappies and powdered milk for the children. all this is making migrants life easier for sure, but it fails to solve the weather issue. yet whoever i talk to, no one considers turning around and heading back home and options. yes ma'am. badge never made that come in iraq. my husband couldn't get a job and we had no income. now we have to wait, but we don't know how long for i worry not for myself, but for my children. if it gets too cold, we'll

but let me just clarify what i said, the polish red cross has talked about the huge forest area between belarus and poland and that many of the migrants are escaping into this kind of area which is what i describe as a kind of no man's land between belarus and poland. and that's the area where many of the refugees are, as he said tired, injured, some need medical care and the polish red cross has not been allowed access to help them, nor any other aid group for that matter. it needs to be clarified again. there is no such thing as a no man's land or a vast forest between belarus and poland. between belarus and poland there is a thin line named the border. there is a forest on both sides and some of the people, the vast majority of them are in the forest on the belarusian side. we actually sent already humanitarian convoys to assist the people on belarusian side as well but this was rejected. if anyone is in forest or anywhere else on the polish side and if these people, these people are identified by our border guard so they are illegally there they are not left, they are not left there

cross is life saving. but despite all the problems these migrants act is if they're here to state, some of them have hits shudder out of the wind at night. others dismantle parts of the metal fence right in front of the polish armed forces, wire and iron pillars. from the border wall are now used to make bigger and more solid shelters. so what started as a camp now might very well develop into a small village. and the population of the village is growing by the day as new migrants arrived. now there are $3000.00 of them at the border with poland. where did you come from? me to stand them for the school camp from company we just don't try to collect a support to france. so they're not going to take. they'll stay with us. all of us stay together till till what will i will do for you just waiting for a hearing stories from their friends and relatives who made it to europe. these people believe that countries like germany, france, would love to welcome them and give them money and support and get this in mind.

cross is live saving. but despite all the problems, these migrants act as if they're here to state. some of them have pitts shoulder out of the wind at night. others dismantle parts of the metal fence right in front of the polish armed forces, wire and iron pillars from the border wall are now used to make bigger and more solid shelters. so what started as a camp now might very well develop into a small village. and the population of that village is growing by the day as new migrants arrived. now there are $3000.00 of them at the border with poland. where did you come from? minnesota? they stand them for the school camp from comes on. we just thought i try to connect to support your friends. i don't know. they're not going to day. they'll stay with us. all of us stay together to learn what will i would do for you just waiting for hearing stories from their friends and relatives who made it to europe. these people believe that countries like germany, france, would love to welcome them and give them money an

cross. local officials and civil activists also helps to hand it out with more on how people are coping in the camp. here's our cheese, constantly arose, cough one of the 3rd thing that he noticed when he entered the camp is just the smoke thick smoke from the camp fires. and when you spend just a couple of hours in this fix, smoke, you feel dizzy and your eye sore, but these people have to take it in 247 non stop to stay warm. these migrants need lots of firewood, but even cut the trees to live is a problem. if you don't have the skills or proper tools, having something as simple as an ax almost becomes the matter of survival here. where did you get the x? this call us the soldiers gave you just gave you just give you for help. go for help and it's an all hands on deck approach. even children are being sent out into the forest to collect dry sticks and branches for bonfires. wow, good job. but wandering around in the woods can be dangerous. these girls just come back from the forest with bl

on top of that, the local branch of the red cross and unions have also been sizeable. each shipping in i don't know how long this situation will last, but no matter how long people end up staying here, even if they're only a few of them, we will provide them with the essentials for life. we set up tense, large heated tense where people can eat, especially women and children, and pregnant women. we are certain, all the women and children of the fed. additionally, we've provided grocery sets for the families and bottled water was brought in daily . we've also brought warm clothes and blankets, plus personal hygiene products like nappies and powdered milk for the children. all this is making migrants life easier for sure, but it fails to solve the weather issue. yet whoever i talk to, no one considers turning around and heading back home and options. yes ma'am. badge never made that come in iraq. my husband couldn't get a job and we had no income. now we have to wait, but we don't know how long for i worry not for myself, but for my children. now if it gets too cold, we'l

cross. local officials and civil activists also helped to hand it out with more on how people are trying to cope in the camp. his artes konstantin, raj coff. one of the 3rd thing that he noticed when you enter the campus, just the smoke are thick smoke from by the camp fire. and when you spend just a couple of hours in this fix, smoke, you feel dizzy and your eye sore, but these people have to take it in 247 non stop to stay warm. these migrants need lots of firewood, but even cut the tree to live is a problem. if you don't have the skills or proper tools, having something as simple as an ax almost becomes a matter of survival here. where did you get the x? this solve the for the soldiers give you just gave you just gave you for help. go for help and it's an all hands on deck approach. even children are being sent out into the forest to collect dry sticks and branches for bonfires. wow, good job. but wandering around in the woods can be dangerous. these girls just come back from the forest w

we'll be hearing from a representative of the international committee of the red cross. so do stay tuned for that. in other headlines, investigations are continuing into a bus crash that killed 46 people in western bulgaria. it's thought only seven people managed to escape alive from the vehicle. the passengers, including children, were travelling through bulgaria on their way back to north macedonia after a weekend trip to istanbul when the bus crashed. 0ur europe correspondent bethany bell has this report. a catastrophic crash. the bus rammed a barrier on a motorway south—west of sofia. it tore away a 50—metre section and then burst into flames. on board were tourists, mostly from north macedonia. they were returning to skopje from a trip to istanbul in turkey. the victims have not yet been officially named. a cause has yet to be determined, but witnesses reported hearing a blast. translation: the question is, what caused this blast? - if it was an explosion inside the bus or a blast caused by the bus hitting the guard rails. this brings us back to the main leads i

cross. this is much needed help for these refugees. a stuck here at the polish avella rues border. now we can see that kids, they are served a 1st to get milk and some cookies. this is much needed help for these. up for her migrant says they're running extremely low on supplies. you know, for the past few days, these people have been on a poor, died made up of junk food or potatoes, cooked on campfires, but even these can stocks are almost gone. now. cold is another problem for these migrants, most of which came from the middle east temperatures now drop below 0 degrees celsius at night. and these people have to sleep right on the freezing ground, not just man, but also women and children cam fires. let's have a look at the scene here, and you can see lot of cam fires. they are now never stopped burning because david cam crucial for these people's survival, of course, cold and food deprivation is an extremely dangerous mix. recently we came across a boy who was barely responsive, his mother

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you said he's director for the africa region of the international committee of the red cross. he was just in at the top of it. he joins us from geneva. patrick, welcome back to the news or you've just come back from the country. what did you leave behind? what was it like there? um and welfare for us, thanks for having on your show on the situation is extremely diary, as you can imagine, we continue operating within the limits of a rapidly evolving situation. and we are currently assessing the impacts of the imposition by the council of ministers of a nation wide state of a number emergency, which as you can imagine, in such a humanitarian situation. dire humanitarian situation, the focus should be indeed to the liver, vital. i repeat vital life saving aids to people who need it in again and environment that has been rapidly deteriorating, as illustrated, by the way in the, in the last few days, by a large number of people being uprooted, moved without anything, and installed in public housing for schools that unfortunately are not sustainable for people affected by war. do yo

the red cross and red crescent president told us how he is deeply worried about societies most vulnerable . i did not. doors were leaving in if you got condition before the crisis. and once again, these ideas on dami. gus bruce did and saw that most marginalized groups. we men and she them, as i said in the, especially in the developing countries but not all, even in the western countries. he's been very, very, very clear now in the. ready in the settings, a new number all the way up and it especially the most difficult, enable the add this to reach. so these is something that continue to happen. and unfortunately, despite all the calls. busy that we meet not on the app that you might need on community to the call to the government, to do more, to protect the most about it. and so far as they are still leading the consequences of the crisis, these unfair approach to all of the women in many, many societies that i created for the specific storm. and as a consequences of the, of the, of the day mika plus when, when it comes to the, to the jobs in the market over the job market. the women ar

and a little a little bit red with the free food handed out by bad russian volunteers, and the red cross is life saving. but despite all the problems these migrants act is if they're here to state, some of them have hits shudder out of the wind at night. others dismantle parts of the metal fence right in front of the polish armed forces, wire and iron pillars. from the border wall are now used to make bigger and more solid shelters. so what started as a camp now might very well develop into a small village. and the population of that village is growing by the day as new migrants arrived. now there are $3000.00 of them at the border with poland. where did you come from? minnesota? they stand them for the school camp from comes on. we just don't, i don't say to collect to support your friends. they're not going to take it. they'll stay with us, all of us. we stay together till till what? well, i wait for you, just waiting for a hearing stories from their friends and relatives who made it to europe. these people believe that countries like germany and france, would love to welcome them and

the red cross is currently supporting 18 afghan hospitals. the women's tennis association says it's still concerned about chinese tennis player peng shuai. social media pictures of the star have now emerged as well as images from a video call with the ioc president. the player disappeared from public view after accusing a senior chinese politician of sexual assault. i want to bring you a special report now. a rapper whose popular song has been banned in mainland china says he has no regrets about being blacklisted. namewee's social media accounts were blocked after the song, which makes fun of beijing and young chinese nationalists on social media, went viral. the bbc spoke to the malaysian singer—songwriter. fascinating stuff there from that singer—songwriter. now a very very bad day in the office for one australian journalist. you've got a big interview with adele — for her new album, and you've been sent from sydney to london to do it. but you come back empty—handed. that's what's happened to an australian tv host who's said he is

and the red cross is live saving. but despite all the problems, these migrants act as if they're here to state. some of them have duck heads, shudder out of the wind at night. others dismantled parts of the metal fence right in front of the polish armed forces, wire and iron pillars from the border wall are now used to make bigger and more solid shelters. so what started as a camp now might very well develop into a small village. and the population of the village is growing by the day as new migrants arrived. now, there are $3000.00 of them at the border with poland. where did you come from? me to send them for a small camp from company we just don't try to collect a support to our friends. they're not going to take it. they'll stay with us. all of us. stay together till till what? well, i wait for you. just waiting for a hearing stories from their friends and relatives who made it to europe. these people believe that countries like germany and france would love to welcome them and give them money and support. and wit

cross and national sedation of red cross under business societies. so the contingency planning has been provided to international donors and organizations to cover the requirements and needs of the african display population for 2 months, 6 months or even more. so the initial contingency planning is trying to cover the needs of 150000 people for 2 months at the, at the moment. so data entered and is trying to provide the human services, especially for the relief emergency sheltering water sensation house pci circle. psychological supports and saw, so these are the plan which we try to provide to my phone services to them. but let me also say that said, due to the current situation of sanctions to the country. unfortunately, we are not able or we are not able to receive the national donations assistance because the banking challenge are blocked and then we are not able to receive the donations. so, so for you don't try to provide its own sources for the then the african displace populations for approaching the border. as it is mentioned by, by your co

cross. this is much needed help for these refugees. a stuck here at the polar show valerie border. now we can see that kids, they are served of 1st to get milk and some cookies. this is much needed help for these up for her migrant says they're running extremely low on supplies. you know, for the past few days, these people haven't, on a poor, died made up of junk food or potatoes, cooked on campfires, but even these can stocks are almost gone. now. cold is another problem for these migrants, most of which came from the middle east temperatures now dropped below 0 degrees celsius at night. and these people have to sleep right on the freezing ground, not just man, but also women and children camp fires. let's have a look at the scene here, and you can see a lot of camp fires. they are now never stopped burning because stay the cam crucial for these people's survival. of course, cold and food deprivation is an extremely dangerous mix. recently we came across a boy who was barely responsive, hi

cross. this is much needed help for these refugees. a stuck here at the polar show vellerilla border. now we can see that kids, they are served a 1st to get milk and some cookies. this is much needed help for these. a poor her migrant says they're running extremely low on supplies. you know, for the past few days, these people have been on a poor dyed made up of junk food or potatoes, cooked on campfires. but even these can stocks are almost gone. now. cold is another problem for these migrants, most of which came from the middle east temperatures now dropped below 0 degrees celsius at night. and these people have to sleep right on the freezing ground, not just man, but also women and children camp fires. let's have a look at the scene here, and you can see lot of camp fires. they are now never stop burning because david camp crucial for these people's survival, of course, cold and food deprivation is an extremely dangerous mix. recently we came across a boy who was barely responsive, his mo

but what's really needed is the professional humanitarian aid organizations that red cross. dr. borders will enter both below primarily the rest of the area and be allowed to do so. but also act outside of it. i really cannot understand why this hasn't been the case yet. i may not expect them being allowed to enter by the government, but probably they also need the other pocket for it because no one will unfold a car carpet in front of them and they are, they are really needed in her last. thank you very much indeed. for taking time to talk to us. thank you. thank you for having now 6 palestinian rights groups recently designated to terrorist organizations by israel said these 3 of their activists have had their phones had. they say the israeli spyware to pegasus was used on my phone for more than a year. high faucet reports from ramallah in the occupied west bank. after week spent rejecting is really accusations of links to a designated tara organization. 6 palestinian rights groups went public with accusations of their own and investigation found that 6 iphones, at least 3

cross. this is much needed how for these refugees, a stuck here at the polar show, bella rues border. now we can see that kids, they are served of 1st to get milk and some cookies. this is much needed help for these. a poor her migrant says they're running extremely low on supplies. you know, for the past few days, these people haven't, on a poor, died made up of junk food or potatoes, cooked on campfires, but even these can stocks are almost gone. now. cold is another problem for these migrants, most of which came from the middle east temperatures now dropped below 0 degrees celsius at night. and these people have to sleep right on the freezing ground, not just man, but also women and children campfires. let's have a look at the scene here, and you can see a lot of campfires, they are now never stopped burning because david cam crucial for these people's survival, of course, cold and food deprivation is an extremely dangerous mix. recently we came across a boy who was barely responsive, his

he's the director of operations for the international committee of the red cross. he joins us now from the afghan capital. cobble dominic, i read the very vivid statement. you put out. it's clear, you're very, very angry about what's going on there. so let me start by giving you an opportunity to tell us what you're actually seeing. well, 1st of all, thank you for having me and yes indeed, i now spend 6 days a ton of gone is done and you are walking into a country that bees at the brink of a huge you know, many terry and disaster. you can hear it. you can feel it everywhere where you go, why spend the few days in come to are in the country? i had the opportunity to leave it. the largest referral hospital in the files of god is done and i saw that children admitted to the pediatrics. lar, if the abstract board is good, i'm more children that have been a big defense august and it's just really extremely difficult to reach more of a lot more generally speaking and decides about god. it is a 30 percent degrees in my boss. and and what really upsets me if this is a man

cross. local officials and civil activists have also been helping to hand lamps now with more on how the people are coping at the camp. his ortiz constantine watch cove. one of the 3rd thing that he noticed when he entered the camp is just the smoke thick smoke from the camp fires. and when you spend just a couple of hours in this fix, smoke, you feel dizzy and your eye sore, but these people have to take it in 247 non stop to stay warm. these migrants need lots of firewood, but even cut the tree to live is a problem. if you don't have the skills or proper tools, having something as simple as an ax almost becomes the matter of survival here. where did you get the x? this call us the for the soldiers gave you just gave you just give you for help go for help and it's an all hands on deck approach. even children are being sent out into the forest to collect dry sticks and branches for bonfires. wow, good job. but wandering around in the woods can be dangerous. these girls just come back from th

from the local branch of the red cross most has been donated by bella, russian producers and companies. ambulance crews are also at the campus. while that humanitarian assistance is being handed out, a group of nobel prize winners has appealed to you institutions to take action in an open letter published on tuesday, they said that europe has no right to take their eyes off the tragedy they demanded . the polish authorities allowed journalists and human rights organizations to enter the border area from the east side or to charlotte. davinsky has more on this part of the story. as if humanitarian crisis plays out as desperate people wait to try and enter into the e u. they are being treated like they are political, ping pong that have been humanitarian assistance able to get through, but it's not very much. and that's why these poor nobel prize winners have written this open left it now demanding that humanitarian organizations have regular access to help out. the polish government imposed the state of emergency on the buddhist trip when poland and bela bruce on the basis of which to r

cross. this is much needed. how for these refugees, a stuck here at the polar show, bella rues border. now we can see that kids, they are served. first, he gets milk and some cookies. this is much needed help for these. a poor ha migrant says they're running extremely low on supplies, you know, for the past few days, these people have been on a poor diet, made up of junk food or potatoes, cooked on campfires, but even these can stocks are almost gone. now. cold is another problem. for these migrants, most of which came from the middle east temperatures now drop below 0 degrees celsius at night. and these people have to sleep right on the freezing ground, not just man, but also women and children camp fires. let's have a look at the scene here, and you can see lot of camp fires. they are now never stop burning because david cam crucial for these people's survival. of course, cold and food deprivation is an extremely dangerous mix. recently we came across a boy who was barely responsive, his m

cross. this is much needed help for these refugees, a stuck here at the polar show velo ruth border. now we can see that kids, they are served a 1st to get milk and some cookies. this is much needed help for these. a poor her migrant says they're running extremely low on supplies. you know, for the past few days, these people have been on a poor dyed made up of junk food or potatoes, cooked on campfires. but even these can stocks are almost gone. now. cold is another problem for these migrants, most of which came from the middle east temperatures now dropped below 0 degrees celsius at night. and these people have to sleep right on the freezing ground, not just man, but also women and children camp fires. let's say i have a look at the scene here, and you can see a lot of camp fires. they are now never stop burning because david camp crucial for these people's survival, of course, cold and food deprivation is an extremely dangerous mix. recently we came across a boy who was barely responsive,

cross. this is much needed how for these refugees, a stuck here at the polish of belarus border. now we can see that kids, they are served of 1st to get milk and some cookies. this is much needed. how for these, a poor ha migrant says they're running extremely low on supplies, you know, for the past few days, these people have been on a poor, died made up of junk food or potatoes, cooked on campfires, but even these can stocks are almost gone now. cold is another problem for these migrants, most of which came from the middle east temperatures now dropped below 0 degrees celsius at night. and these people have to sleep right on the freezing ground, not just man, but also women and children cam fires. let's have a look at the scene here, and you can see lot of cam fires. they are now never stop burning because david cam crucial for these people's survival. of course, cold and food deprivation is an extremely dangerous mix. recently we came across a boy who was barely responsive, his mother tol

the red cross and red crescent president earlier this evening told me how his deeply worried about societies most vulnerable. i hope not. doors were leaving if you got condition before the crisis, and once again, this is dami gosh brewer and saw that most marginalized groups, women and children, as i said in the developing countries, but not even in the western countries. he's been betty. we are now in. ready the 15 said a new din number all the way up and it especially the most people enable the address to reach. so these is something that continue to happen. and unfortunately, despite all because. busy that may not on the app that you might need the community to the call to the government to, to do more to protect that most. we're going to border. fortunately so far as they are still leading the consequences of the crisis. these, i'm very broad to that all of the women in many, many societies that i created for the specific storm and as a consequences of the, of the, of the day mika plus when, when it comes to the, to the jobs in the market, the job market the women are often employed in 4

cross is life saving. but despite all the problems these migrants act is if they're here to state, some of them have hits shudder out of the wind at night. others is mental parts of the metal fence right in front of the polish armed forces, wire and iron pillars from the border wall are now used to make bigger and more solid shelters. so what started as a camp now might very well develop into a small village. and the population of the village is growing by the day as new migrants arrived. now, there are $3000.00 of them at the border with poland. where did you come from? me to send them for the school camp from company we just don't try to collect a support to france so they're not going to take. they'll stay with us. all of us. stay together till till what? well, i wait for you. just waiting for a hearing stories from their friends and relatives who made it to europe. these people believe that countries like germany and france would love to welcome them and give them money and support. and with this in mi

cross. local officials and civil act to be so, so chipped in to help handle that. you can see the conditions these people are in love with more on how people are coping bitterly cold at night too. he's all, he's constantine rose coffee. one of the 3rd thing that he noticed when he entered the camp is just the smoke thick smoke from the campfires. and when you spend just a couple of hours in this thick smoke, you feel dizzy and your eye sore, but these people have to take it in 247 non stop to stay warm. these migrants need lots of firewood, but even cut the tree to live is a problem. if you don't have the skills or proper tools, having something as simple as an ax almost becomes the matter of survival here. where did you get the x? this call us the soldiers gave you just gave you just give you for help. go for help and it's an all hands on deck approach. even children are being sent out into the forest to collect dry sticks and branches for bonfires. wow, good job. but wandering around in th

and the red cross is life saving. but despite all the problems these migrants act is if they're here to state, some of them have hits shudder out of the wind at night. others dismantle parts of the metal fence right in front of the polish armed forces, wire and iron pillars. from the border wall are now used to make bigger and more solid shelters. so what started as a camp now might very well develop into a small village. and the population of that village is growing by the day is new, migrants arrived. now there are 1000 of them at the border with bowling. where did you come from? ministers, they sent them for the school camp from company and we just thought i'd try to connect to support to france. so they're not going to take . they'll stay with us. all of us stay together till till what will i will do for you just waiting for a hearing stories from their friends and relatives who made it to europe. and these people believe that countries like germany and france would love to welcome them and give them money and sup