they too are repaired to add their own refugees he also went i had to say that they have trained the police and security personnel to shop against discrimination he also say their own ideas will be repaired that will have the provision to complain and sick justice for any kind of discrimination all repression sound optimistic obviates contradictory to what the u.n. says in its recent investigative report it says that genocide is still continuing in myanmar there are people still coming into bangladesh stalls and some of them we spoke to get f.e.d.'s who spoke about atrocities being committed still now international human rights bodies and un agencies are also saying then vironment is still not right or wrong and just a return back to their homeland more importantly their own concerns their side and basic without a recognition of citizenship and timing them as and without having a hard body to assure the security and willing to go under this circumstance back

to me and we'll have to see if this is just a diplomatic brinkmanship or they're serious about taking back this refugees by bats starting from made in november this year. and with al jazeera live from london much more still ahead the u.s. deploys thousands of troops to its southern border with mexico to stop a migrant caravan marching from central america also the latest twists and turns in sri lanka as the country's political crisis deepens. hello whilst much of mainland china is currently drawing there is something coming up fairly of the from the south it's a typhoon that's still affecting northern luzon northern philippines and here's its current figures suggest it's a category one that's about to fall out of being registered as a typhoon but as an active storm it has got

a pass to take it will hit the coast aground on possibly fujian in the next twenty four hours which means they're probably raise a flag in hong kong now on wednesday the forecast suggests it's still going to be cloud rather than rain but the said button to get to rain is going to be not just on your doorstep possibly up above it but most the rest of china is fine that's true through southeast asia as well as you see and of course most of the energy is good out of the system beyond that we're seeing now the northeast monsoon tuckey which means the rain for the time being so india and bangladesh is this line here takes you down to under pradesh additions sometimes answer lanka elsewhere it's still remarkably whole tashi still seeing city a city under greece you want to places though more typically in the low thirty's from delhi down to move by and that's a forecast for the next two days to the west of that there is still showers around in saudi arabia possibly count on more like the usa is that time of year.

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public prosecutor in istanbul is not answering questions about where saudi john is jamal khashoggi body is in while the un human rights chief is also saudi arabia to reveal the whereabouts of body shop is calling for an independent international investigation into his much. and our other top story bangladesh and myanmar of agree to start repatriating rango refugees by the middle of next month more than seven hundred thousand rango fled a military crackdown in myanmar's rock kind state last year. well now to indonesia where the government has ordered inspections of all brand new boeing seven three seven jets of the same type involved in monday's crash one hundred eighty nine passengers and crew were killed in the second worst ad disaster in indonesia's aviation history deep sea divers and al searching for the line at plane's black box recorders to determine exactly what happened after it took off from jakarta when hey is that and sent us this report. piece by piece search and rescue teams bring

back what the found floating on the java sea id cards passports and other personal items belonging to some of the one hundred eighty nine people on board are being sorted. body parts are being taken to a nearby hospital where relatives have the harrowing task of making identifications but that was what had up thing that our family still hoping she survives we still have a big hope for that but if she did not survive we pray that her remains can quickly be discovered so we can take a home to be buried. finding out what happened in the final moments of lion air flight six one zero and why it crashed into the sea soon after takeoff is likely to take a long time a lot of. my father was on board but we still don't know we're still hoping for the best because there hasn't been an official statement from lion air so we are still hoping for the best but increasingly speculation is turning to

a problem with the instruments in the cockpit giving false readings lion air has confirmed there was a technical problem with the plane before it took off from bali to jakarta on sunday it says the issue was fixed but during that flight the pilot reported problems with the flight control system and satellite data collected by independent flight monitoring websites shows unusual fluctuations in speed and altitude soon after it took off from bali the situation stabilized in lyon is says the problem was fixed again when it landed in jakarta and it was cleared to take off on monday morning it crashed some twelve minutes after it left the indonesian capital small pieces of debris being found but the search for the main wreckage continues how the new area today we've adjusted our calculations and widened our search areas to eighteen point five kilometers on the java sea more than eight hundred people are involved in the search for debris bodies and clues to what happened to lion air

flight six one zero wayne hay al jazeera jakarta. speaker sure because parliament has told president my trip on a serious cena he must recall parliament by friday at the latest he's been accused of violating the constitution after he fired the prime minister and appointed a replacement but ousted leader running a singer is refusing to leave his official residence a split school tensions rise across the capital and it's miss reports now from colombo five zero. supporters of sri lanka's ousted prime minister aren't going to let him go quietly. run away from a singer has refused to leave his official residence here in the capital since president might recall a serious saying of five and i'm suspended element on friday i think. the president has gone like the electoral mandate to strengthen democracy by trying to seize more executive powers we won't allow it. presidents are saying to the swan in the

head of the rajapaksa as prime minister former president rajapaksa lost the election three years ago which was called after he scrapped the two term limit for the presidency. protesters on the parliament speaker say there's been a constitutional coupe the prime minister they say should be chosen by palm and not to the president i think everyone is really surprised by what happened everyone's pretty shocked but everyone kind of feels like they need to figure out how we can stop this easily by let this happen not on our watch we are hoping that approaches of this nature by citizens by the people of sri lanka will the right to do for the government to follow the democratic process while posters of rajapaksa have started appearing nationwide before the president hasn't yet spoken publicly about his new appointment franco's parliament remains closed this evening the country's constitution was changed a couple of years ago to take power away from the president and give it to

parliament presidents are saying it says he's not breaking the law but his critics will say he's going against the spirit of the constitutional amendment which was made to strengthen his democratic institutions. al-jazeera colomba. it's an asian government minister says monday's suicide bombing in the center of town is was an isolated act fifteen police officers and two teenagers were wounded when a woman blew herself up and avenue in the city center david chase has more from tennis as you can imagine amongst the ordinary people here one of shock and dismay the bloodshed has returned to the streets of the capital now the tunisian president. be said c. is actually on a trip to germany to meet angela merkel at the moment and he perhaps best summed up the the feeling and the mood here he said that essentially they thought they had

defeated terrorism and driven them out of the cities and into the caves as he put it but now once again they've returned to the very heart of the capital now this is extraordinary because we haven't seen any of these terrorist attacks like this since twenty fifteen the woman involved a thirty year old who set off the grenades at the police checkpoint is from an eastern coastal city she told her parents that she was going to chew needs to look for a job and it's not known that she has any affiliations with any extremists and there has been no claim so far of any responsibility it just shows you how difficult it is for the authorities for the special forces for the police to actually try and control this so a deep sense of dismay and shock here in china's. the u.s. is deploying more than five thousand troops to itself and border with mexico and a bit to stop

a migrant caravan marching from central america president donald trump has ordered the military to harden entry points along crossing in arizona texas and california on twitter he called it an invasion of our country and said our military is waiting for you more than four thousand migrants are now walking towards the u.s. while another three thousand remain at the mexico guatemala border they say they are fleeing violence poverty and political instability at home. now some news from brazil the president elect says he wants to appoint anticorruption judge sergio mora as the country's justice minister far right jab olson r.-o. campaigned for the presidency promising to fight crime and eradicate brazil's huge levels of corruption moro has led a massive investigation into public groff that has seen some of the country's most high profile politicians indicted. a japanese steel companies being ordered to compensate for south koreans for their forced labor during world war two south korea supreme court ruled that nippon steel must pay them each eighty seven

thousand dollars the company is called the ruling with japan occupied korea from one thousand nine hundred ten to nine hundred forty five and is accused of never fully apologizing or compensating koreans who were forced to work without pay. well now to china the country says it will legalize trade in products made from endangered animals under special circumstances the announcement reverses a previous ban on the international trade of tiger bones and rhino horns both are considered to have healing powers in chinese traditional medicine wildlife activists say the move sets back efforts to protect endangered species from the jewels and to. some parts from the notice that china's state council issued in one thousand nine hundred three about the ban on the trade of tiger and rhino parts do not match the existing law and it did not take into account the legitimate practical needs such as medical and scientific research educational use and cultural exchanges and besides the tiger bones and rhino horns it didn't establish

strict regulation on the trade of other tiger and rhino products. now human patterns of consumption development pushing the natural well to the brink according to a major biodiversity seve the worldwide fund for nature is a living planet report found a sixty percent decline in global populations a verse of rates of that the last fifty years and the worst affected region was south and central america which sort of klein of eighty nine percent it's fish but it's mammals amphibians and reptiles among the causes is shrinking habitats jews are manmade climate change and other human activity twenty percent of the amazon rainforest has been lost in just fifty is the report highlights the economic importance of biodiversity for human life threatened pollinators such as b s contribute between two hundred thirty five and five hundred seventy seven billion dollars a year to crop production and it calls for

a new global deal for nature and people to protect biodiversity along the lines of the two thousand and sixteen paris agreement on limiting climate change so earlier we spoke to me who is the director general of the wild wildlife federation international he took us through the areas that need our attention the most so i think of the three key dimensions that are actually driving the whole impact on nature the first one is the way we produce we regenerate our energy so that climate change and so shift to renewable energy is a must and we have a pretty significant that drives the government and corporates in that direction which is exciting and encouraging the second one is are we produce our food today the major impact on the on the on the planet is the new to food production conversion of forest and the utilization of this decides in particular eyes ears and so finding ways to produce food with less resources with less imports with less because the size and water inland and it is possible through the canal or g.

and through behavior of change. both in terms of production but also the way we consume food so change in the system is fundamental to in this battle and thirdly is how we invest our money financial flows the support the wrong development model and in that we could actually be redirected to support clean energy and sustainable food production for example so it's about achieving harmony between what we need to produce to sustain ourselves and to develop but also what we need to protect in terms of forest and ocean and rivers and atmosphere and by diversity to manage to maintain those systems the frankly provide every day to is very important to us is a very well some of the straight is best left animals are mungo's losing their natural habitat and new south wales the quality species is in crisis as more trees are being cut down to make way for a funny development andrew thomas reports from port stephens. they're one of two

animals australia is known for but unlike kangaroos koala numbers of pulling fast cars kill them as do dogs and disease but the central cause one that lies behind all those threats is human destruction of the places koalas live forcing them closer to people and each other it all comes back to habitat loss if quality has lost habitat they have to come down search for habitat which then makes them have to cross the road so this is set to both being hit by cars and attacked by dogs as well north of sydney this small rehabilitation center is about to be transformed into a full koala hospital costing two million dollars the state governments of new south wales will pay for it but that's the same government say campaigners which is allowing even encouraging the destruction of koala habitat where are incredibly appreciative that we're getting this hospital we need this hospital but the laws that allow the habitat clearing and it's give on one hand on the other last year

new south wales relaxed laws controlling the amount of land farmers can clear of trees as a result of the report blank clearing rates have tripled those behind the report say that if current trends continue while it's could be extinct in the wild in new south wales by twenty fifty it's really shocking and it's certainly within our power to stop but if we don't stop habitat destruction we will be the ones that will save these animals in the few in the wild for the last time you south wales environment minister turned down a request for an interview but the state government says old lang clearing laws were too restrictive bombing and development does not need to threaten koalas but this patch of wet and forest north of sydney illustrates the subjective nature of the decisions its own by the education department of the state government which doesn't need it for a school so two years ago sold it to

a developer after environmentalist start. petitions and campaigns the state government said it made a mistake and is now trying to buy the land back for more than it was sold one part of government doesn't communicate with the other before any government department for example in this post to. other government departments and ask if you want it nobody asked the department of environment as far as we know do you want this land the more land the disappears the more animal hospitals will be needed andrew thomas al-jazeera paul stevens australia all well as much more in everything we're covering right here al jazeera dot com for the latest breaking news and of course analysis that takes you behind the headlines. scrivener top stories now the u.n. human rights chief michel saudi arabia to reveal the whereabouts of jamal khashoggi body this call for an independent investigation into his murder turkish and saudi

prosecutors have now met for a second time in istanbul to discuss the case sources tell al-jazeera the saudi prosecutor is refusing to answer questions about where he is a turkish president russia type other one says no one should be protected in the investigation. should be obvious that these eighteen people are involved in this killing you have to shed light on this and you will secondly your foreign minister made a statement but was that we deliberate the body to local cooperate or therefore both the saudi foreign minister and other official should reveal this local cooperate or of the facts about these eighteen people let us know whoever this person is and we will find them and our other headlines this hour bangladesh and myanmar of agree to start repack creating rango refugees by the middle of next month officials from me on my plan to visit rangar refugee camps in bangladesh around three quarters of a million rangar fled across the border after a military crackdown that the un described as genocide. indonesia's government has

ordered inspections of all brand new boeing seven three seven jets of the same type involved in monday's crash one hundred eighty nine passengers and crew were killed in the second west at disaster in indonesia's aviation history deep sea divers and else such into the lion air plane's black box recorders to determine exactly what happened that took off from jakarta speaker of sri lanka's parliament has told president my trip out of syria saying amos recalled parliament by friday at the latest he's been accused of violating the constitution after firing the prime minister and appointing former president mahinda rajapakse as his replacement. and the u.s. is deploying more than five thousand troops to its southern border with mexico in a bid to stop a migrant caravan marching from central america president trump has ordered the military to harden entry points along the crossing in arizona texas and california on twitter he called it an invasion of our country and said our military is waiting

for you we're up to date with all of our top stories more news coming up later in about twenty five minutes time now it's viewfinder asia. the you find fresh perspectives through the lens of local filmmakers.

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