party. ten all men, bbc news. here to tell us more about the festival is one of the chief organisers of the event, michael sheldrake, who joins us now. thank you very much for being with us. we had in that report there that vaccine dose is, trees planted, the hungry, when this is over, what would you have love to achieve? out, what we are you have love to achieve? out, what we are saying you have love to achieve? out, what we are saying is - you have love to achieve? out, what we are saying is this - you have love to achieve? out, what we are saying is this 24 i what we are saying is this 2a hour event taking place on so many continents around the world, this is not a celebration, it is a global moment of unity and we are calling on the g20 and the world s wealthiest governments to step up, and what we would like to see is for them to commit to vaccine justice. it s not just commit to vaccine justice. it s notjust enough to redistribute vaccines, let s make sure countries have what
they d flown from california to get this message. my wife and i believe the way you are born should not dictate your ability to survive. cheering. especially when the treatments exist to keep you safe. millions are expected to watch on television and online as the music moves around the world. global citizens enjoying a global party. tim allman, bbc news. about the festival i spoke to one of the organisers, michael sheldrake. one of the organisers, michael sheldrake- one of the organisers, michael sheldrake. what we are seeing as this 24-hour sheldrake. what we are seeing as this 24-hour event, - sheldrake. what we are seeing as this 24-hour event, this - sheldrake. what we are seeing as this 24-hour event, this is l as this 24 hour event, this is not a celebration, it is a global moment of unity and we are calling on the 620 in the world s wealthiest government to step up and what we would like to see is them to commit