And i have no way to go. There must be some other reason. A few months ago, they never thought their lives would improve again so quickly. But none of them will forget the anxious period around here most birth any time soon. Unfortunately, most countries are not like europe. Why, when it comes to fighting the pandemic . The Current Crisis has made life much harder for many people, particularly women. Lockdowns have led to a shop rise in domestic violence. And aside from this, women are the ones typically taking on all the extra child care and home schooling responsibilities. Statistically speaking, women also have a far greater chance of losing their jobs or falling into extreme poverty. In indonesia, many women have other things to worry about too. Even newborn babies where a face shield in the Maternity Ward of this hospital in jakarta, the covert pandemic is affecting everybody in indonesia. Devi raju has just given birth to her 3rd child. Her joy is tempered by concern. Shes a home
After todays selfimposed deadline britain and the e. U. Need a trade deal to prevent chaos on the borders starting on january 1st. On pablo foley s welcome to the Program German chancellor Angela Merkel has set the table for a bleak Holiday Season a short time ago she announced a raft of tough measures saying they were necessary to bring down the spiraling numbers of new covert 19 cases. The measures that we put into place on the 2nd of november have not been sufficient. For a while we were able to stop the exponential growth and how to plateau movements but now were seeing a new rise in infections an exponential growth once again and what that means is that many people are dying you have been following the statistics im sure and we also know that we are close to exceeding the response capacity of our Public Health systems and aim was always to prevent this thing in the end this is why we must act and we must act fast and the results of the decisions that we made today. Well lets break
Less brass is like a prison with Restricted Movement and poor sanitation we hear from the reporter who was allowed inside. Some protesters in thailand sent a strong message to their king in an unprecedented move these activists call for reform of the monarchy installing a park declaring the country belongs to its people. Im rebecca rivers welcome to the program protesters in belarus are not giving up despite a worsening government crackdown tens of thousands of people have gathered in major cities throughout the Country Police and the army have been out in force and have started detaining pace for demonstrators this has been the same in the capital mins the focus of opposition protests since. President ial elections in august the protests have gone ahead despite Security Forces becoming increasingly brutal in recent wakes. Correspondent Nick Connelly is covering those protests for us he joins he joins us on the phone now from mainz knee has this intensifying crackdown succeeded in keep
Demanding the resignation of hardline president Alexander Lukashenko also coming up. Living in the new morea migrants say a makeshift camp on the greek god end of lesbos is like a prison with Restricted Movement and core sanitation we hear from a reporter who is allowed inside. Im pablo foley yes we open the program with some breaking news involving Money Laundering illegal financial flows and a banking scandal of gigantic proportions for years banks around the world appear to have helped divert and conceal funds originating from criminal activities documents leaked from u. S. Financial authority fins and seem to show how banks helped to circumvent International Sanctions including those against iran and syria danish and british banks but also Deutsche Bank are implicated in the leaked files. All over the world criminals are using the Global Financial system to launder money its a dirty with lucrative business for the banks. If a bank notices a suspicious transfer it has to report it t
On pablo foley s welcome to the show mourners has been laying flowers outside the Supreme Court building in washington d. C. In tribute to the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader ginsburg she died on friday at the age of 87. 00 from pancreatic cancer ginsburg had spent 27 years as a member of the course and had built up a formidable reputation as its most liberal charge her death has led not only to an outpouring of tributes but it has also kicked off a political battle about who will replace her u. S. President donald trump says he wants to fill her post with a conservative judge a soon as possible. Days before her death Ruth Bader Ginsburg told her family she wished her Supreme Court replacement would be selected by the next president ginsburg was the leading liberal voice on a court bench that already has a conservative majority they decide on major issues such as abortion and Voting Rights the court can even pick the president as happened in 2000 in the case of bush versus gore c