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and i mean this is sarah live from doha also coming up the program opting out the u.s. withdraws from a u.n. pact to help refugees and migrants plus. they told me if i went with them they would look off to me and help me find a husband alone and afraid the ranger girls being sold as sex slaves after escaping violence in manama. determined not to take a back seat we meet disabled people who a part of a push for better treatment and. who the rebels in yemen say they fired a cruise missile towards the united arab emirates the group's television service says they were targeting the out but i can nuclear reactor in the west of the abu

dhabi everitt they have safe operated no evidence to back up the claim in the has been no response from iraqi authorities the u.a.e. is part of the saudi led coalition that has been fighting in yemen as mari is a political analyst and editor in chief of the. you haven't posted he says that he sees have the capability to fire missiles but his accuracy is in doubt. we don't have any confirmation yesterday even going to read by don't have a large amount that extend cruise missile attack the nuclear reactor never did but we cannot have a cover version of that yet and they would be to our bleeding. standing yesterday a camp. the coupe attempt against them. led by our president at the last hour or so this coming in retaliation according to what the spokesperson for the military our told us just minutes ago. claiming that we gave the

president millions of the opposite every week and. sent weapons to him. the promise of aiding and violence and yemen so there are actually this. happening in some of the last couple of days was funded by the us and sponsored by the u.a.e. but it's probably retaliation. directly involved. in what happened. well reports of the missile coming day arthur are said yemeni president ali abdullah saleh called for talks between his supporters who think rebels and the saudi led coalition the arab alliance which entered the civil war in two thousand and fifteen has welcomed the move at least forty people have been killed in the capital over the past few days in battles between the two things and fighters loyal to the hawks that as this report. of the alliance to control the yemeni capital sana'a was unexpected as it has been violent dozens have

been killed or wounded since the fighting began on wednesday between forces loyal to alstead present. and the who sees. now salah is calling on yemenis to rise against his former partners. i call on all the yemeni people in all the cities all the provinces all the districts and neighborhoods to take a united stand to defend the revolution and the republic against this group who have been irresponsibly playing with yemeni people for the past three years robbing the institutions and breaking into government buildings only seek revenge on the revolution and the republic. has called for talks with the saudi led coalition on condition they stop their attacks if the crippling blockade and allow for more humanitarian support coalition statement welcome sollars move saying it would redeem yemen from the evils of iranian terrorist and sectarian militias return it to plan are pure and natural for all but they use these who are backed by terror

and say they still have support from members of salah as political party and addressed directly. we used to praise your position in the past even though it was one of words only which came with its fair share of backstabbing disappointment discouragement disobedience and many other problems remain patient but that wasn't enough for you shame on you. a big shame. struck a fragile alliance with the who sees after a popular uprising ended his decades long rule in two thousand and twelve the former president says he wants a quick end to the conflict which has evolved into the world's largest humanitarian crisis regional analysts believe he is passively motivated and is looking for a future role for him and possibly members of his family in yemen's government whatever the case the seven alliance is now threatening to destabilize yemen even.

the united states has pulled out of a united nations pact designed to improve the handling of refugees and migrants worldwide u.n. member states will gather in mexico on monday for talks on the plan but the u.s. ambassador to the u. and if you hate me says it is inconsistent with the policies of the united states well plan is known as the new york declaration of refugees and migrants or global compact it was signed last year by all one hundred ninety three nations who make up the u.n. general assembly it's not binding the goal is to ensure smooth resettlement access to jobs and education for refugees and migrants than a dollar from the international organization for migration is disappointed that the trumpet ministration has taken this step. country. really is going to have an impact and there's a. point but nonetheless in this world there is no doubt.

and to have to coordinate coordinate a non-binding contract is all about and there are large. markets. and. countries operating in the. united states is really a migration and you know. in . its practices in my. mind it's important. really disappointed that they're not a. pope francis has defended his silence in memory on the plight of ranger refugees so he spoke the truth in private the leader of the catholic church is face international criticism for not directly addressing the crisis during his visit to me in my last week pope francis did not use the word ranger until he was in bangladesh where he met refugees who escaped the military crackdown i mean that is how. i was interested in my message getting through so i saw that in my speech if

i'd use that word the door would have slammed shut but i describe the situation the riots that no one should be excluded citizenship to allow me in my private meetings to go further i was very very satisfied with the discussions i was able to have well the growing number of ranger escaping to bangladesh has exposed the darker underlying issue at refugee camps in cox's bazaar they don't see say young ranger women are being sold as sex slaves people trafficking is common in the camps where we have sought safety for decades child stratford has this report. to them is not a real name we call her that to protect their identity. the fifteen year old ranger refugee says her mother father brother and sister all killed by a multi shell find by the myanmar military at a village three months ago she says after she escaped by boat to bangladesh two women approached her on the beach saying they could help her instead they sold her

into sex slavery. they told me if i went with them they would look after me and help me find a husband. says that up to three weeks of being locked in a house alone she was sold to a bangladeshi man she says the man took her to another house raped and sexually abused her for twelve days. he said i will choke you i will stab you i will kill you do you want to be killed the way the military killed people and me and mom i won't let you go. a local aid agency the latest a cartoon but doesn't want to be named said its staff working with trafficking victims have received death threats from criminal gangs operating in the refugee camps the head of the organization told us riggins you girls some as young as thirteen are being taken by the traffickers. it's thought some have been smuggled abroad. hasina begum and her family have been living in

a refugee camp in bangladesh since fleeing an earlier crackdown by the mia military in the one nine hundred ninety s. . a teenage girl was kidnapped on the way to school the kidnappers were wearing a woman's neck out to cover their faces that's why they went recognized. sex and labor trafficking networks have existed in the camps for years but more than six hundred twenty thousand rangers have arrived here in the last couple of months and at least sixty percent of them are children and aid agencies having to focus on the delivery of vital humanitarian assistance at this stage so the trafficking situation is getting worse. with so many vulnerable people coming into a small area in such a short space of time. it's definite almost but it's increased there's been recruiters here in this bizarre bank that us previous to this influx and we know that they're getting more business and that new criminal networks have sort of

kicked into action we have to start addressing us and we have to do it now urgently after twelve days the man who bought culture returned to the two women who sold her they left her in the refugee camp where she now lives with a woman who found her alone and afraid so stuff that al-jazeera cox's bazaar one with a. camas return to honduras off the days of violence following the disputed presidential election the electoral commission has yet to declare a winner with the president on all under one hundred narrowly ahead of opposition kind of. three people have died in fighting between opposition supporters and security forces security forces have been given extra powers to stop them arrest nighttime curfew is in place for ten days. you are getting it restricts you but in the end it was a good measure to take i think as a very wise decision for the wellbeing of. what they need to resolve this situation

as soon as possible we can't continue like this you know going to you know i think if he was good because that way there would not be any crisis in the country and one must respect the confusion because really what is happening in a country is a terrible crisis when is enough from monrovia apolo has more from to. the night hours have closed in the city of they were we are now in a nationwide curfew and things have quieted down especially compared to just yesterday when riots broke out and demonstrators clashed with security forces a wave of looting and violence has really swept the country amidst this political crisis and the response from military police has been the use of tear gas and rubber bullets and people here are still very anxiously awaiting a decision by the national elections committee it's been over a week since the general elections and still no decision now in response to this violence one hundred military isn't forcing a nationwide curfew a strict six p.m.

curfew that restricts some constitutional rights for honduran citizens but it also means that anyone out past six o'clock is subject to arrest now the concern here remains that the longer the elections commission stalls on this decision the higher the chance that violence could spark up again. all right still ahead here on al-jazeera the new leaders for germany's far right this is it looks at the strength of inside the parliament. i'm turning a page reporting from cape town on the world's first successful heart transplant which happened fifty years ago in the spring. hello there we're seeing a fair amount of unsettled weather over the northern parts of age at the moment a lot of this grayness is just the satellite misinterpreting the cold weather we're

now seeing for cloud for the cloud itself is actually mostly across the southeastern part so we're seeing a fair amount of snow and a fair amount of rain over parts of japan currently elsewhere and it's generally a lot quieter but it's also a lot colder say for beijing maximum would just be two and fifty pyongyang our maximum would be minus two as we head through into choose day there's not a great deal of change for us in pyongyang but for beijing the temperatures will be rising so becoming malta here we'll get to around seven if we had down towards the southeast we're seeing plenty of clear skies over many parts of southeastern china at the moment you see the wind direction they feeding down from the north so it's not feeling that warm we're looking at a maximum in shanghai of around fourteen degrees of course in hong kong of around twenty five those winds then pick up a fair amount of moisture and work their way towards the coast of vietnam and vietnam is seeing quite a few showery outbreaks at the moment some of the showers here really quite heavy a bit further towards the south and the wettest weather for the southeastern parts

of asia recently had been in the western parts of our map mostly just to this area of low pressure here and it's going to stay well away from monday. just. defying my disability on al-jazeera well just.

again you're watching out sara remind of the top stories this hour and yemen's truthy rebels say they fired a cruise missile towards the united arab emirates group's television service say they were targeting the nuclear reactor in the west of the abu dhabi emirate they have so far provided no evidence to back up the claim. the united states has pulled out of a u.n. pact designed to improve the handling of refugees and migrants well why did says the plan is inconsistent with u.s. policies. but francis has defended his statements and meanwhile on the plight of range of refugees saying he spoke the truth in private the pontiff was criticized for not directly addressing the crisis during his visit and avoiding the would reject until he was invited. q.h. is expected to host a meeting of the gulf cooperation council starting on tuesday the region alliance

is facing as well as crisis in decades with the blockade of cuts of cut it has this report. kuwait has been the mediator in the gulf diplomatic crisis that began in early june the country is now getting ready to host a meeting of the gulf cooperation council invitations have been sent out to gulf leaders but it's still not known for sure who will attend since the beginning of the blockade on couple of kuwait's emir. has attempted to end the dispute in october he warned of the potential collapse of the g.c.c. if the crisis continues many analysts agree this is i think the middle quite. of the crisis actually for a long and we are going to see probably two blocs within the g.c.c. one is led by saudi arabia and it. will actually have. to a lesser extent probably kuwait. so we'll be having been to see

a lot of that one asked on saturday about the gulf diplomatic crisis at the international mediterranean dialogue conference in rome called those foreign minister schiff mohamed when i come on a sunny said it was important for countries to work together you need to reach a level of understanding going security principles that everybody is going to appoint and everybody should and should be committed to and then from there we've been. on it on the next system for a lot of the cooperation the foreign minister added that the gulf region is collective security had been threatened by the measures taken by the blockading countries i think the saudis that he is involved. with this is something qatar will not do about it has made it to any of many times a by the by other companies often show that they cannot actually accept a thought that they want

a negotiation they want. concessions by all sides actually to solve the crisis the blockading countries of saudi arabia the you. hereon and egypt have accused cutout of supporting terrorism maintaining cordial relations with iran and meddling in the internal affairs of their countries allegations the company government has strongly denied other maintains there is no legitimate justification for the actions taken by the four nations calling their decision a violation of its sovereignty the last time father played host to a gulf cooperation council summit it was in two thousand and fourteen back then no one could have foreseen this kind of crisis now just three years later the g.c.c. may have arrived at a defining moment on the cusp of a hugely important summit that many observers believed would not be happening this year. well let's hear now from shell has more from kuwait city. on monday the foreign ministers of each of qatar saudi arabia the united arab emirates behind in on mon and kuwait will meet to set the agenda for the summit

itself which will be convened or is meant to be convened by the leaders of all those countries however there is doubt whether for example king solomon of saudi arabia was and or the leader of the united arab emirates anything short of the deputy leaders of those countries so mohamed bin sandman of saudi arabia or mohamed inside of the united arab emirates if there if those countries decide to truce to send somebody more junior them there. and that would be seen as far as the core it is are concerned is an insult to them that would also cost even more doubt in terms of the future of the g.c.c. and what it would mean is that even though the g.c.c. summit does indeed take place it wouldn't really be a full or a proper g.c.c. summit as expected because those leaders wouldn't be present. india has opened a new trade route to afghanistan that bypasses pakistan by using an iranian port the first phase of the port in iran was inaugurated on sunday india is investing

hundreds of millions of dollars in the facility which is to expand. explains its strategic importance. is the only one iran has on the indian ocean its location is what makes it important the port allows india to bypass pakistan and trading with iran and afghanistan pakistan blocks land based trade between the countries it provides india with a south north trading route that could go as far as russia a test run of wheat from india's dean dale porte a distant for afghanistan was a success one month ago n.d.o. now developed at the port and help build a right on line direct to afghanistan not only does this build a transport corrido independent of pakistan it puts a run at the heart of the initiative how would a time when the u.s. is moving to isolate iran through diplomatic and economic means india and iran

first agreed to develop the port together in two thousand and three but it went nowhere after iran was hit with sanctions fourteen years later the two regional powers of joined with afghanistan to develop trade beyond their borders. germany's anti migrant and islam party has a new leadership a far right an alternative for germany is meeting in whatever its choice for could be a sign that the party is taking a tougher stance and has more now from her. as the day began police fired water cannons at protesters trying to block the streets at least one protester and several police were injured thousands tried to stop delegates from attending the first conference of the far right party since it won more than ninety seats in the german election we are ashamed that there is do you want. and. still be in our town and our congress there is a fight in germany against nets and the nazis too because you know

what. right opinions do to a land and that's. not good inside the dispute was not with the leftist protesters but within the party itself a leadership battle between extreme nationalists and a more moderate of the f.t. was locked in a stalemate forcing parliamentary leader alexander galland to step in and share power with current party head voice than. i think we can work together very well i didn't intend to do this you know that i didn't want to pull the chairmanship but a situation came up which was i don't want to say i long for the party but which was dangerous the question now is whether the party can contain ideological differences and appeal to the wider electorate all of this matters because chancellor angela merkel is running out of options to form

a coalition government if germany is forced to go back to the polls could be strengthened but if she forms a central coalition the social democrats are expected to a.s.d. will become the biggest opposition voice. for germany this has consequences for a political rhetoric for the way we debate in public and for the way for the tone that honesty sets and social media especially once the bastion of stability in europe it's now a messy time in german politics al-jazeera. us president has again insisted there was no collusion between his campaign and russia during last year's election and in tweets he said that he fired his national security advisor to the vice president and the f.b.i. pointed out that michael fins actions were lawful flynn admitted he lied about contacting the russian ambassador in december he said he was directed to do so by a senior member of trump's transition team. there's

a demand for fair treatment of disabled people in lebanon because laws protecting them are rarely followed the call comes as the world marks a day of persons with disabilities to raise awareness of rights and this report now from beirut. yousif says the best word to describe him would be competitive. several times a week he comes to this basketball court in central beirut to practice drills he's part of a wheelchair basketball league and also takes part in marathons over the years yousif has won dozens of medals and trophies and says his disability which combines him to a wheelchair has never stopped him from succeeding. i have challenged my disability and i have challenged this society al even i ask every person with a disability to fight and face these obstacles because if we don't fight we will die. use of his part of the lebanese welfare association for the handicapped that campaigns for the rights of disabled people according to government statistics

around four hundred thousand lebanese live with these abilities and although legislation has been passed to protect them the laws are rarely enforced. those with physical challenges aren't the only ones who are fighting for rights and acceptance those struggling with other disability see big too often feel ignored and excluded. works in administration at a high end bathroom and kitchen design store in central beirut he was born with down syndrome and has been working there for the past four years says he loves his job and. have. planned. runs the company he says some of his staff were initially uncomfortable with the idea of having a colleague who is disabled something he believes is common for most workplaces in

lebanon but soon after she started working there attitudes began to change which had been is on acid. for all of us he's a catalyzer of good spirit of story. and we really feel to give a grade for foreshadow bill that among us. says despite all of his awards and medals because of his disability he still doesn't feel fully accepted by society and that others like him are still too often excluded from work and other opportunities which is why until that changes to do is fight for the rights of all disabled people in lebanon. i'll just be rt it's fifty years since the world's first successful heart transplant operation was carried out by talk to a christian at a hospital in south africa that pioneering procedure is still generating

groundbreaking ideas today twenty page reports now from. crotty scale hospital is home to a museum dedicated to the world's first heart transplant it happened in this room under the steady hand of dr christiane who died in two thousand and one the surgery has barely changed in fifty years what has of course dramatically changed is the postoperative immunosuppression post-operative care and that led to from norman survival rate you have today seventy eighty percent of transplant patients living after ten years in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven the first transplant triggered a debate on whether it was ethical all not letters written at the time show a mixed response to the surgery one doctor in the former yugoslavia describes it as the most important event in the history of the human spirit

a man in turkey wants to send everyone on the surgical team a new pair of shoes congratulations but some were negative as well one man in a stray or his father complaint with the place he thanks the operation was illegal and this woman and italy say it never men shall be able to replace a human heart as man can't replace god as well half a century later a lack of education and awareness continues to prevent people from bridges storing as organ donors but without them none of these men would be alive today three of them have new hearts the fourth a transplanted kidney we don't have a very strong tradition of people becoming organ donors so why not consider living on through somebody else and giving somebody else a second chance and to weigh in a little is one legacy of dr bonnets pioneering surgery is inspiration the cardiology team at the hospital where he worked is continuing to break new ground

just launching a new plastic heart valve that could revolutionize the treatment of remeasured heart disease the significance of what we do now is a practical significance because we talk about thirty three million patients. who would otherwise that these trainee nurses have come to be inspired by dr work by looking at the first six hearts he transplanted some see the vital organ as the center of our emotions others as a pump but it's only understood as well as it is because of dr barnard and his teeny tiny a page out just cape town. just trying to recover headlines here in our. rebels say they fired a cruise missile towards united arab emirates the group's television service says they were targeting the al but i knew clear reactor in the west of the i would be

emirate the u.a.e. is denying the claim he is part of the side led coalition that's been fighting in yemen the day earlier ousted yemeni president ali abdullah saleh called for talks between his supporters the rebels and the saudi led coalition and current president heidi held an emergency meeting in the saudi capital riyadh on saturday at least forty people have been killed in the past few days in battles between the and fighters loyal to. the united states has pulled out of a united nations pact designed to improve the handling of refugees and migrants worldwide it says the plan is inconsistent with the policies of the united states then a dollar from the international organization for migration is disappointed that the drug administration has taken the step. country there is going to have an impact and there's a. point but nonetheless in the world there is no doubt.

and. binding contract is all about and there are a large. country operating. pope francis has defended his statements in min on the plight of or hinge refugees saying that he spoke the truth in private the pontiff was criticized for not directly addressing the crisis during his visit and avoiding the woodwork until he was in there that. comments returned to honduras often days of violence following the disputed presidential election the electoral commission is yet to declare a winner with president one orlando and mandates narrowly ahead of the opposition candidate sela don't know three people have died in fighting between opposition supporters and security forces not time curfew is in place for ten days. india has

a new trade route to afghanistan that bypasses pakistan by using an iranian port the first phase of the port in iran was inaugurated on sunday it links india to afghanistan and central asia pakistan denies transit access for trade. all right up to date headlines here and out as are coming out right now it is the inside story. has flipped donald trump's former national security advisor michael flynn has fitted guilty to lawyers to the f.b.i. with flynn planning to call operators who will be named in this game of political russian roulette this.