vivid memories was a sign being on the wall of that said would have to be trained how do you say. what a hoffman's knife was it was the knife used to cut people down when they're found hanging. quickly i started to realize that i had set myself to a place i never would have gone. today the prime minister of new guinea and i are announcing a major initiative to combat the scourge of people smuggling. the asylum seeker who arrives in australia by boat you have no chance of being settled in australia as refugees if they're found to be genuine refugees they'll be

resettled in papa new guinea. some. of the christmas i. or i don't know you have known. she told us briefly you came after lunch and. so you never come to australia you have to go to papa new guinea. alone up and we will go on one of the your. there were two guards they grab your hands. they put you in the air play. the puter. chairs in the first they put one guard.

came. along but then a. wealthy view my fish are. in the. united. chief forest management approach me to go up there in

a training role. to try and expect stuff. in the position of safety and security officers. i've known use was a prison officer. the only people that i had experience with was criminal world. one of the worst accommodations. a world war two hockey made of team on a concrete floor. one hundred twenty two parents in this shade. it was discussed in the the audio was disgusting. but this couldn't believe it was. the most. recent i think

jailed. the man that had loved him behind. those faces open faces on the ground. men didn't have enough clothes men didn't have shoes they didn't have enough drinking water those malaria those sickness disease infection. the message is simple. if you come to australia illegally by bugs there is no way you will ever like astride. the act of seeking asylum it's not illegal because it's a rock. it's a rock that arises under the universe to the russian and human rights and it's also a rock that iran's sund a range of international human rights treaties such as the griffin she has

convention. it was an understanding between countries that when people will see him protection from persecution that they could cross a border i could see protection. and destroy this on up towards the strait he said. yes we decide who comes into this country and we decide by signing this convention that will let refugees come here. and we'll let them come as they come everywhere else in the world we live in tom i see . it's quite obvious that you can't just set up to send to the home. and it's not

supposed to be a holiday. but it took about six weeks i think for them to start to degrade mentally. you're. least you hear. around. here. i am working on. the whole concept of indefinite detention is this idea that there is no progress.

if you have a criminal history you say you've committed a crime your punishment is two years in jail. when you've got these three sentences prison and you can count down the days. for these men they didn't have that. same day. for a day. i saw men cut their stomach open with glass. and one man take a fluorescent light tube and beatty himself across the head and stabbed himself.

men suffocating them so many. men some one men stitches islet they incredibly traumatize from with coming from what they see you know asylum from and they've been really traumatized. by their current situation. their families are separated and they stay noyo prospect of them ever being reunited. they see no hope for the future. when he learns of a. plan that says. we're

going to close. one. of the. towers. i was moved to that has he thought that actually. you know what i mean i don't. need to know that this is going to you know. we'll look at it in a way to. the deterioration amongst all the asylum seekers no matter what their age is is probably what's hardest to say. children have to be in detention according to the government's policies because

terrence. in the tension of the time. they develop no rancher disorder. as a ball. player not you know from charities to dissipate and enormous sorts of activities that children require for development. and then i have parents who are. sick as well who end up nothing on the planet them. and has so very young babies in detention who are not fading probably not going why that and to strive is a medical term. soul is really harmful for children. but it's considered the price it's required to stop but. let's you know this is. the way this is.

the use of but i.d.'s as names is rampant. children will saw and. what they've drawn with their plate id children will. to their friends but id. their own name if i'm going to. be they. actually. feel any guilt. about one of them. none whatsoever in the thirteen year old. male the most compassionate thing you can do is stop the bad we have to stop the bad.

because sometimes they were think this is an allegation of a serious physical and sexual abuse of children and women cost right in the word. after a very long time this led to the government setting up an inquiry. which ultimately ended up with what's called the must report. if a sexual behavior is. touching . or touching other kids in a sexualized then. they

are. under. trained to investigate. and. if you kids around. the place full swear very slowly and you often see a nerve or so. there's been no repercussions but i know of. those a room trained one afternoon. one of the transferees was

outside. it started to rain. over him change has taken alice and his possessions were getting wet. i was standing on the door of his room. he walked in briskly and i wasn't afraid i wasn't worried i didn't think anything of it but to expatriate new zealand under strain in security guards will go over to where he was in the room and bade him against the wall and twisted his back over a metal bed frame and punched him to unconsciousness. eventually i was interviewed by police. they shut the door behind me and they threatened to me and told me that i should change my statement. they gave me all of the other witness statements that were by g.

fresh and salvation army manager who saw exactly what i saw and had written something completely different. so i changed my statement to say that you for us only pushed him i didn't know what to do at that time. to get out of the situation. we recognize the border protection policy is top. we recognize many would see it as hot but it has been proven to be the only why to stop those deaths that say.

the argument is that we've got a right to. put refugees through hell on their children through hale because it will stop people dying better that they be mashed up in the room and mama silent than died see. and the deaths are cool. but i think it is profoundly hypocritical profoundly hypocritical to klein the policies that are being pursued of the money by these trends in government. ah fundamentally humanitarian because they stop these deaths.

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houses and private collectors. are selling an artifact is worth this is the beheadings in the middle east. that's one quick solution. trafficking on al-jazeera. i'm sam is a dam in doha with a look at the headlines here now to syria now the red cross says residential areas of libya's capital are gradually turning into battlefields and the aid agencies warning hospitals in tripoli are struggling with power cuts and chronic shortages of medical supplies security services in sri lanka remain on high alert following sunday's multiple bomb attacks in the capital colombo police raided

a house and seized several hand grenades and swords in total at least seventy nine people have been arrested in connection with the the sunday suicide bombings which killed three hundred fifty nine. the russian and north korean leaders have had their first ever face to face meeting. putin is this scribe in talks with kim jong un in vladivostok as substantial putin says denuclearization can only be achieved through international law he said the north need security guarantees look with binoculars of what is denuclearization it is to a certain extent disarmament of north korea of course i have spoken about it all the time and can confirm once again the north korea site speaks about it as well democratic people's republic of north korea needs guarantee of its safety and sovereignty. of the people of the two countries who share a valuable friendship that was created and strengthened while overcoming every

hardship and challenge thrown to us by history have a deep understanding that the ceaseless development of north korea russia ties not only serves our mutual interests but is also indispensable for securing the region's peace and stability. sudanese protest leaders have increased pressure on the army by calling for a large rally demanding a civilian government hoping for one million people to take to the streets three senior members of the ruling military council accused of cracking down on protesters resigned on wednesday cancel says it reached a deal on most of the protesters demands former u.s. vice president joe biden has announced his bid to be the democratic party's nominee for the twenty twenty presidential election biden said the u.s. was in a battle for the soul of the nation he was referencing the racism and violence scene in charlottesville virginia in two thousand and seventeen it's witnessed now

. the dr burke out of the processing said to all. fifteen security guards we're into this three hundred eighty days broke out hold the facility. pumps yeah they tore the sky up as nobody. knows me this thing you know he's most of us along. with a lot. of cops that try the truth that if they do decide to go we're going to go and since the cops interesting people get stuff they do it the charlie to gather

a good sense the cops and your peers. but. the problem is your problem. not something happens this is the cops and they anyway it away with as much been says and as most capacity is because you become an authorized officer yes musical tours and what they do yeah i want to get in the real home to have been. such. a good point. i. i think. i think. i think. they're there because. i think. the

four or five and. six. o'clock every. few. feet up and i haven't so far. so for me yes it's all. of the. old one hundred asylum seekers have been transferred to be into police custody

after the bullets which caused sixteen billion dollars damage. to tonight's running is being tied also and disorder on nassau and the government says last march on wrist began with demonstrations it's. very strong suggestions from officials have a case that this was an attack from outside that the chinese inside were attacked by paying j. places the assertion and also angry locals with machetes and other weapons that maybe even several was shot there are pellets a very difficult to what i went through at the moment i. report law and order.

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but in a default to work at that hour of catherwood what a day and as you know she. sat down all. that i wish needing that of my own but at that what i want you know that whatever more she shot a ship on and on the time game be the one for that storm and i mean. what the weather was sure. how to tackle if you can be me lawrence i'm tired in carrollton more there was one batch or two at the morgue yes charley name you know truth and windows going to reserve for those to have a mission. so they turn to are all my years in a coach and i'm damned to hold a shoe posts in

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to morta. then but i want to know which but i was. pretty much. the veil of secrecy over the man asylum detention center was partially lifted today with a report released by the government into the february riots at the center immigration minister scott morrison joins us when you read the account of rosa brought his death it's very detailed his skull was shattered he was beaten with sticks and kicked in the head by more than ten officers a strain in some locals did you have even a moment of doubt about the morality of offshore detention centers what occurred that night was criminal there was a terrible tragic and distressing incident that took place that night as you said in your introduction.

to transfigure. now as well sort of your eyes can. move on. my. time there. on a mere one hundred just going to. do lunch and going we don't have one. but who. do you want to push to have. me

there. with i'm sure most feel about it rather park close look at me thank you. you know when to quit. maggie march he should. go to beach. we're. going to be. a twenty four year old iranian asylum seeker who has died in a brisbane hospital tonight after his family agree to have his life support machines which stop. hammad because very i was pronounced branded earlier this week after reportedly suffering blood poisoning from an infected court the asylum seeker

was flown from an asylum to brisbane last week scott morrison says the immigration department would review the medical treatment everything. myself in two of my colleagues very explicitly about medical concerns. in particular infection starting and. then a couple months later harming because a still died of an infection starting in his foot and we had already told them months before and that's documented date time and everything what we had said is transcribed we had a senate inquiry into the death of reza berati and i don't see anything changing. i don't know what can help the man in man is found. all the people in mary. we are telling the paper what's happening that nothing's changing.

one put up a strong minister for immigration and border protection i've recorded this message to provide some important information you will know by now the plans are well underway for the first group of refugees to travel and settle in cambodia cambodian settlement presents a great opportunity for refugees to move forward and begin the next phase of their lives in a country that is free from persecution. distributers now in a refugee partnership with cambodia. in company in the deals being done astray is provided a forty million dollars down payment in additional. refused g.'s from newbury would be voluntarily since here in the months it is. no use for you to come

will be moving to one of southeast asia's horse nations where the average wage is left in one hundred dollars a month the cambodia deal shows that a strike you can spend any amount of money doing pretty much anything to asylum seekers and these trying him people will accept that because. we don't want him here. i want to make it very clear to all refugees and transpiration in the room that she will not on the any circumstances be settling in a struggle. this is not an option that they strike out with or ever present.

the current options for refugees on the road. i raise it to live in the community there temporarily to go to cambodia or to return hime the real prospect the persecution. of people that say marriage means a consent. you get. very high. they have. to.

leave behind. when you get out of. a lot of the women are very scared to go into the community.

and the rule of government has declared that the detention center will become an audience into twenty four hours per day seven days per week from today it says of all the saddam sega's and they'll freeze or move around the island they wield a. ruse promising it will finalize all remember if you do claims will be the next week hundreds will have to integrate into the tiny islands population. and the astounding government dante the safety of these people as they released into the narrow communities particularly given that women and children sixty seven allegations of child abuse thirty three claims of rights and sexual assault can be a stranding government guarantee. the government will to coin zonal new south wales

victoria government can provide you with a guarantee for people coming out into the destroyed saudi. we've provided additional support through the strength it requires to mentor those poi's although rosa hope was investigations with prosecutions much of what we can provide support . such as. people who are returning home more now than they ever were. returning to their country of origin and then attempting to seek asylum again in a different country. nothing's changed for them in their home countries often they'll state that they are returning to extreme danger. it's really hard to hear that they feel that that's their only option. it's hard

to feel. proud to be in this trailing citizen there's a lot of shame now associated with pain in this trial and for myself because of the way staley's trading paper. i keep going back for clients and for my colleagues. you have clients when you go on your rest but saidee before you're going i coming back place come back please don't forget about us please don't leave us. so that is really hard to hear and you want to come back for them. you want something to change in me want to advocate for them and fight for them and. that keeps bringing me back but that feeling. gets worn down by the constant

flow hitches you get from immigration and the lack of chains. are. operational wise everything i was trying to bring to the attention of management nothing's been done a bit. i got to a personal level move. this is going to stop all accounts. i was becoming emotional and there's a lot of stress is starting to fall upon me. because i voiced my opinion. ladley about what we were doing is an account. i found or a handwritten note on my bed suggestion that. i should shut up or some harm would come to myself. and then i was to do

a messy which that i continued on that there was the great possibility that i would be found floating. along saw the item as tools at some stage. that scared me that will indeed and i pulled the pin. and thus enough. it sat with me for quite a number of months and if i didn't speak again who was going to. get a conscience and i was bored up or out why. and i don't understand how you can do this to john so. i felt that it was more turn more time i bought this is the right thing to do and. people need to talk up. the need to tell each other what's going on.

i think australians are pretty sick of being lectured to i really think australians as sick of being lectured to by the united nations particularly particularly given that we have stopped the butts. from. the.

thousands of stranded at sea about the pm says he doesn't bottling courage people to risk their lives on boats. the prime minister has ruled out right settling anywhere our finger in front of the fake it is travelling at defiance of praise for malaysia and indonesia have a lot to be shared among the range are they not of that threat often to tycho played a role with resulting profit for we can point out how many people are out there and they are trapped thing at the same. well. because.

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that it has been more heavy rain in northern argentina which is not a particularly good thing the last lot cause some flooding this is the same again and that may not be the end of it now does stretch downstream when us air is in the satellite picture and it still be there i think thursday and friday but the heaviest stuff is further north near the border in fact with paraguayan and indeed a year ago i so i will watch that the next two days otherwise even a big pick up the rain is still moving north for the sun bisan big downpours recently in colombia they're going to continue and the chances i was he's on the game panama too but from satellite evidence is not very much growing after the continent so you take the the land bridge then across to mexico and sunny and quiet and that's probably true in the forecast as well miss certainly indicated by the

full cost to get out of the gulf of mexico. there is no pushing up i have to find his way there and into wards the small robins of the caribbean so it's a cloudy time occasional showers and a faro breeze traits are nice and strong at the moment now in the u.s. we have yet more big rain in texas there is flash flooding around and this so that doesn't sickly vicious has produced at least in the last few hours tornadoes on tornado warning for louisiana. the weather sponsored by catherine was. overthrown and exiled they appoint say through all this race meeting you an intimate film about the struggle of the elected leader of madagascar to return to his country and reinstate his presidency he knows that the truth was forged by and we will not negotiate french position is that over the long winter

a change this return of a president on al-jazeera. this is al jazeera. hello i'm sam this is the news live from coming up in the next sixty minutes the red cross warns densely populated residential areas in the libyan capital are turning into a battlefield. more raids more arrests in sri lanka as police deal with ongoing

security threats. protesters refuse to back down from their demands for civilian rule in sudan small demonstrators gather in the capital. former u.s. vice president joe biden wants the top job at the white house he's announced still run for president. sports including a long distance facts as run as my faran haile gebrselassie trade accusations i breach of this behavior. three weeks into the fight for control of the libyan capital the international committee of the red cross is warning residential areas of tripoli are gradually turning into battlefields the aid agency also says hospitals are struggling from chronic shortages of medical supplies along with power outages more than thirty

thousand people are said to have flu. their homes in the sheltering with relatives or in public buildings. after is leading the offensive to take the capital he controls much of libya's south east and is supported by saudi arabia egypt and the united arab emirates or the capitals currently controlled by the un recognize government of national accord led by prime minister face a subtle arch he's slammed what he calls silence from the international community over the violence both sides are bringing in troops and equipment from other parts of libya despite u.n. calls for deescalation more than two hundred seventy people have been killed since the fight for tripoli began mahmoud is live for us in tripoli tell us how dire the situation is there mahmoud.

forces loyal to the government say that they are advancing now to towards a spear area this is around forty five kilometers to the south of the from the capital tripoli they take control of that area the can cut the supporting line for have to those forces coming from the city of god who now as you know. and a very young cities are the major supporting cities for her and the west of libya also military sources with the government say that they have. the have switched from their defense strategy to now the ad tag strategy they say that they are taken control of civil locations that were taken control of by have to his forces over the past two weeks also we heard heavy fire heavy sounds of artillery overnight and this morning and military sources with the government there say that they were targeting have to his forces locations with artillery and heavy

weapons overnight and this morning around in and around the tripoli in active international airport on the southern western part of the capital tripoli also sources with the government say that. the planes with the government of national accord targeted have surface forces locations in bush near the. city the situation remains very tense on the southern parts of the capital and also on the highway linking tripoli and southward to that city several civilians have been killed and one other one did by the fighting and there has organisations that two hundred seventy two people have been killed since the clashes broke out on april fourth and over twelve hundred over twelve hundred were wounded including civilians we know that residential areas were targeted by random

rockets. and they're killing innocent civilians including women and children and you recognize the government is accusing have to this forces of targeting civilian areas with heavy weapons we know that over thirty thousand people have been displaced from their homes because of the fighting remains a very tense some. witness sporadic fighting and again their forces loyal to their government say that they are determined not only to push have the forces back out of the south of the tripoli but to chase them towards the city of the u.n. and the city of those other areas around the capital thanks so much mahmoud birth of our barbara fi is a spokeswoman for the international committee of the red cross and red crescent societies joins us now live from tunis good to have you with us how is the fighting impacting your ability to operate. well i

mean we have teams. in different parts of the you have four offices actually over two hundred sixty stuff and in tripoli in particular we have a seventy members strong team who is who has been actually working over the past three weeks since the fighting started to help assist people that are fleeing their homes and support also medical structures so far we have been able to assist at least twelve thousand people dead so we're talking about around two thousand families who have fled their homes. it is said that there are as you mentioned over thirty thousand people that have fled their homes and counting. we are doing our best to respond to the needs as soon as they arise but since the fighting is taking place in densely populated areas we are indeed concerned

about the potential deterrent to humanitarian consequences for the civilian population where we understand it's getting really critical in terms of the medical infrastructure there tell us about that. so indeed. in general so health care facilities have because of several ways of violence of conflict since two thousand and eleven so for the past eight years the medical infrastructure among others has suffered quite a bit. it's weakened throughout the years so. gradually basically they finally get more difficult to cope with a deteriorating humanitarian situation on our part where assisting several medical structures with war wounded gives a weapon warned it gets other medical items so far we've been able to provide aid or medical assistance enough to treat at least three hundred to four hundred

casualties and we continue to constantly assess the situation and see how we can assess assists further however again a prolonged conflict could bring the healthcare system. down to it it's nice but then. in a country where already there are lots of shortages in medicine. infrastructure is is weak and people. might have a serious effect on people. how about the ability people's freedom of movement their ability to get out the either to access medical supplies or any humanitarian needs at this point. so depending on the areas it can be more difficult we do understand and including by the way i speak with my colleagues in tripoli every day we have committed

colleagues that are working on the ground so libyan colleagues even some of them have told me that they've had friends or relatives that are unable to leave their neighborhoods because of ongoing fighting so so it can be pretty difficult and unsafe for people to move out and this is where again we remind the parties to the conflict. that fighting in densely populated areas in urban areas in civilian areas. the damages should be minimized a civilian should be protected their properties should be protected essential infrastructure should should be protected also were fighting is taking place right now there are power cuts and this could potentially get worse so we run room mind to avoid as much as possible spare the civilian population and their properties from the fighting and of course guarantee that they can leave the area their area

safely should they wish to or and that they have access to essential humanitarian needs. all right thank you so much for coming from a bit of five or. sudanese protest leaders have increased pressure on the army by calling for a large rally demanding a civilian government. that hoping for one billion people to take to the streets three senior members of the ruling military council accused of cracking down on protesters resigned on wednesday the council says it's reached a deal on most of the protesters demands for there's no word on how soon the military will hand over power to civilians. and i'm a dad is live for us now in khartoum so how is that protest shaping up. well some of the number of protesters it could sing by the minute there are more

and more people coming north on new from the different parts of the capital but from all corners of the country train of people wanting to join one of these four star come from places as far as. in the darfur region the protests the need is called of also that he is from all walks of life to. them they want to realize the number of one million calling this a one million much to try and exact more pressure on the transitional military council for a fast and unconditional return to civilian rule and will this him to have been encouraged by the concessions that have been given by the transitional military council including adding them into a quantity that's going to discuss this crucial issue of a transition to civilian rule. what about the resignations how is that going to

impact the ongoing situation there and talks. well the general start of resigned general zinni the general. i'll tell you but big how tender that is ignition but the. transition of military council has more to say whether the resignations of the next september what will happen to them if they will be replaced or what we know is that these three generals have been pinpointed for blame by the protest leaders emotional the opposition coalition that is also behind the process and what they have been saying is that these three generals have been representing the interests of the aisle but she'll begin within the transitional.