Tristan Redman
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For the last four decades, Fergal Keen has been one of the most familiar voices on the BBC reporting from war zones around the world.
It wearied me to see this happening again. Fergal, what made you realize that there were these untold stories of children, children's stories in particular, that you wanted to tell, that you felt you ought to tell these stories of children being traumatized by experiencing war?
Fröggl, sinÀ kirjoitit sinun sydÀntÀsi alkuperÀisessÀ 1990-luvussa. Se oli saman ajan ajan, kun kirjoitit Rwandan genosiidin. Se on ollut suuri keskustelu sinun kirjoittamisiin vuosien aikana. Kun olit siellÀ alueella, sinulla oli 13-vuotias nainen nimeltÀÀn Valentina, joka olisi menossa koko perheensÀ. YlipÀÀtÀÀn Jarabujeissa tilaajat olivat lopettaneet työtÀÀn.
Her hand had been cut in half by militiamen and it got so badly infected that it seemed that she would die. Yet you went back and in 1997 you found that she had indeed survived and you interviewed her about what she had been through. In Yarabuya Valentina and the other orphans knew nothing of what was happening in the world beyond.
KerÀÀ pisteet kotiin. Uudistunut IKEA Family on avain etuihin. Saat pisteitÀ muun muassa jokaisesta yli viiden euron ostoksesta. Ja voit kirjaimellisesti kÀyttÀÀ pisteet kotiin. KyllÀpÀ kilisee. Tutustu nyt ja aloita pisteiden kerÀÀminen. IKEA. Kotona kÀy kaikki.
520 miljoonaa lapsia, 520 miljoonaa lapsia on nyt elÀmÀssÀ konfliktizoonissa. Se on noin yksi kaikkein viisi lapsia maailmassa. Se on yksi kaikkein viisi lapsia maailmassa. Se on yksi kaikkein viisi lapsia maailmassa.
Has the knowledge of how to deal with children in war zones improved? I know you've been talking to experts about how to help children, children who might be suffering from PTSD. These numbers are huge. Has the knowledge base changed?
Frugal, we made an episode yesterday here on The Global Story about the deadly strike on an elementary school in southern Iran. As we said here at the outset, UNICEF has reported that more than 1,100 children across the region have been reported injured or killed since this war in Iran broke out just a couple of weeks ago.
We look at Gaza, meanwhile, which we spoke about earlier. There is a ceasefire on the books, but it is difficult nonetheless to know how children and their families are going to rebuild their lives. How are you reflecting on all of this?
Today's episode was produced by Hannah Moore. It was edited by Bridget Harney and mixed by Travis Evans. Our senior news editor is Chyna Collins. And I'm Asma Khalid. And I'm Tristan Redman. Thank you very much for listening and we'll see you again tomorrow.
Maistuvia tarjouksia arkeen ja juhlaan. K-Marketista. Oman kilan kauppasta.
And I'm Tristan Redman, and we're here with a bonus episode for you from the Global Story podcast.
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