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Investigators, they talked to georgia officials, and this is the conclusion they came to. obviously not the conclusion held by the former president and a number of his allies, but what this grand jury reached after months and months of investigating. now, whether anyone is going to face criminal charges, that is still the big open question. >> and on that question of charges, sara, do we have any sense of what the timeline might be for something like that to actually happen? >> its really up to ...

Forrest gump in this situation. hes kind of everywhere but yet weve not heard from him. so im glad law enforcement is hearing from him finally. >> all important contexts you add there. you refer to the fact that he was pursued by the january 6th committee and did not ultimately provide that testimony, although he may have found other ways to be somehow somewhat useful. you refer to how this works, again, for folks who arent as versed in it as you, oh, we need that guy. he was vice president. sen...

Affected by crisis, emergencies, or conflict. and they are always left behind because their major needs are not taken into consideration, are not taken into consideration, are not a priority in emergencies. so now, its a government emergency, its a crisis, we need to double the effort to get help to people in different contexts where we are operating. different contexts where we are oeratinu. ~ , , ., ., ., operating. why is it that women and uirls are operating. why is it that women and girls a...

And publish our actions. isnt one of the problems, though, that there is a fundamental problematic power dynamic at play in a lot of the work you do in some of the most disadvantaged and poorest countries in the world? you send out your staff — they are largely, you know, if theyre coming from the uk, western staff, to work with these poor people. not all of them, but some of them, are male staff members working with vulnerable females. im going to quote you a writer on international developme...

Which is for running 0xfam gb, being a key member of the oxfam international network. when you took yourjob four years ago or so, you said, "i promise you, "the 0xfam of tomorrow is going to be unrecognisable." you talked about reimagining the way big ngos do aid. have you delivered? i think we are delivering. 0xfam today already looks very different than it did four years ago, and very different to different periods of our 80—year history. were no longer a top down delivery vehicle for charit...

Of them, are male staff members working with vulnerable females. im going to quote you a writer on international development called deborah doane, who says, "look, sexual abuse is about money and power, "and these are key pillars "on which the aid system in so many contexts �*has been built. "rich donors of the north "have the money, and they have all the power, "and those who are beholden to their services have neither." and thats a dynamic that its very hard to shift. well, i think it is... ...

Were no longer a top down delivery vehicle for charitable giving. were much more of a global network thats taking action to save lives, working in some of the most difficult contexts in the world. but were also trying to change systems to call out systemic discrimination, oppression, calling out inequality increasingly. and so we are... its difficult to do that. sorry to interrupt, but it is difficult to do that, calling out these systemic problems, the discrimination, when you in your own organ...

Different than it did four years ago, and very different to different periods of our 80—year history. were no longer a top down delivery vehicle for charitable giving. were much more of a global network thats taking action to save lives, working in some of the most difficult contexts in the world. but were also trying to change systems to call out systemic discrimination, oppression, calling out inequality increasingly. and so we are... its difficult to do that. sorry to interrupt, but it is d...

Not all of them, but some of them, are male staff members working with vulnerable females. im going to quote you a writer on international development called deborah doane, who says, "look, sexual abuse is about money and power, "and these are key pillars on which the aid system "in so many contexts has been built. "rich donors of the north "have the money, and they have all the power, "and those who are beholden to their services have neither." and thats a dynamic that its very hard to shift. w...

Were no longer a top down delivery vehicle for charitable giving. were much more of a global network thats taking action to save lives, working in some of the most difficult contexts in the world. but were also trying to change systems to call out systemic discrimination, oppression, calling out inequality increasingly. and so we are... its difficult to do that. sorry to interrupt, but it is difficult to do that, calling out these systemic problems, the discrimination, when you in your own organ...