it. was that sparked a spontaneous celebration among the rescued migrants in front of it we're very happy about the news it is amazing we're going to arrive in a place where people understand and listen to us if they're happy to lend that we have to some backing and. italy's new prime minister decepticon tech has been in power just a week and conti center left coalition government supports a more humane approach than the hardline closed ports policy of the previous interior minister matteo salvage any but ministers insist that does not mean it's only now has an open door policy. i believe is a big misunderstanding about the safe ports given to ocean viking it was assigned to ports simply because the e.u. stuck to our request to take the majority of the microbes it must be clear that already is to ensure that those who arrive in italy or redistributed to other european countries. that hasn't stopped salvini from criticizing the up only part

of the redistributions in europe are just words because i am still waiting for the other european countries that take a few 1000 of those they have already promised to take so this is a surrender obviously one of contest promises to europe was that it really would return to being a refugee camp. back onboard the migrants are already planning where they might be sent germany has promised to take 25 percent of any refugees rescued in the mediterranean but the rest of the distribution is less clear the subject will certainly come up when e.u. interior ministers meet in malta on september the 23rd paul brennan al-jazeera. having lost so i had for you here a scuffle between rival protesters in hong kong as they clash over the city's democratic future we'll have that story and also looking at the top secret u.s. immigration hearings being held in these tents just across the river from mexico.

how i well i'm pleased to say we've got some welcome rainfall coming into eastern parts of victoria over the next couple of days the southeastern corner of australia could see some showers along the spells of my much needed rainfall here i wish i could say the same for queensland no rain in the forecast here if anything it will warm up over the next couple of days and temperatures in brisbane could touch with maybe 2627 by monday afternoon but further south because some rain there into victoria 13 celsius for melbourne just as some rain to into tasmania 9 degrees here now we're 23 in perth generally 5 and trial is looking generally fought in troy over the next couple of days for you zealand as we go on that in through the week a little more cloud just rolling through here eventually will see the rain pushing

its way but not bad as we go through sunday 12 celsius in christ 70 by the time we come to monday and to the way we will see some wet weather creeping in but north are looking for a dry 16 celsius there for clinton the moment is lousy fog in try across much of japan across the korean peninsula but we have got this tropical system just lurking out in the open waters that could bring some wet weather into eastern parts of honshu for monday. rewind returns with a new series and brand new updates on the best about to see this documentary this guy will compel it cool an onion the onion the with both the heart and the feel of the company the goal to rewind continues with cambodia is often in business. this is actually totally crazy scene it just allowed us to pick up full kids from his

infinite action they now gone out and we could just drive off with them. on al-jazeera. back and look at headlines saudi arabia has shut down almost half of its oil production after drone attacks on 2 major oil facilities run by state owned company around coke. rebels say they carried out the strikes aid efforts have been suspended in airports closed in the bahamas as tropical storm alberto is forecast to hit the island group just 2 weeks after it was devastated by hurricane dorian. and the 82 people rescued by the charity ship the ocean viking from the

mediterranean have now disembarked on to the italian island of lampedusa. now zimbabwe's found a robert mugabe has been honored by african leaders as a revolutionary icon and an intellectual giant but many zimbabweans stayed away from a ceremony that paid tribute to their former president they remember a darker side to mccartney's role and blamed him for their country's battered economy. from harare. it was a chance to remember robert mugabe and say goodbye to. who ended a white minority rule in the country but there were no big crowds. he was responsible for ruining economy he was however added at the ceremony as a principled leader a liberator and an intellectual giant who championed pan african isn't something the continent has recently. that. was. angry at african nationals are being attacked and cheated in south africa.

other african leaders spoke fondly about mugabe for africans to own their own resources including land without interference from western nations and the honor of this girl and son of. a quarter only those are the people of africa. to be united. and to guard against negative and. that. was mugabe was given

a 21 gun salute the highest of the military helped keep him in power for 37 years but they also removed him in a coup in 2017 people who attended the memorial service said was a fitting sendoff for a man who ruled them for nearly 4 decades this is a 30000 seaters day in the beginning in the capital but it's not even half full many people did not come to the memorial or are carrying on with their lives trying to make ends meet in a struggling economy birth was controversial in life and there was even a dispute between the government and the family over women should be buried now it's been decided his final resting place will be at the national heroes acre symmetry in the capital but only after a more special grade has it that will take about 30 days. clashes have broken out in hong kong between rival factions of demonstrators

hundreds of probate protest assange the chinese national anthem and wave red flags chanting slogans as an opposing pro-democracy demonstration gathered a group started heckling each other and then trading blows later moved in to defuse the situation making several arrests in the process sarah clarke reports from another anti-government protests in the union district of hong kong. it's been a tense standoff the last few hours. area where we are which is in you long it's on the border of mainland china and hong kong around a 1000 protesters marched to this particular like haitian where they tried to access a park the place blockade of the streets and deny them access now other requests were the permission was denied for this particular assembly to go ahead the police deemed this particular protest today on saturday here in hong kong illegal but this didn't stop the protesters now at the moment the protesters have retreated but tomorrow on sunday we do expect another mass rally to go ahead this is one that's organized by the civil human rights front this is the organization that's led the

mass rallies the ones that are attracted a one to 2000000 people on the streets of hong kong over the last 15 or so weeks they requested permission the police again they deny that permission so therefore again once again on sunday that particular simply if it does go ahead will be deemed illegal but at the moment the protesters have said they will not back down until they're 5 demands are met and so crucial to those demands a number one you know will suffer universal suffrage to be met they want this particular protest not to be referred to as a riot and they also want an independent inquiry into the police actions against the protesters in hong kong. more than $9000.00 firefighters in indonesia are struggling to contain wildfires that have spread a thick noxious haze across southeast asia the indonesian government to sealed off 30 plantation companies which it blames for setting the fires to clear the land the haze has spread to neighboring countries igniting a diplomatic dispute malaysia has closed hundreds of schools and singapore's air quality has dropped to unsafe levels for the 1st time in 3 years. a sudanese court

is saying the trial of former president tomorrow bashir will resume next week after hearing from 5 witnesses the accusations against bashir include corruption and money laundering but this trial will not include charges relating to the deaths of protesters during the op risings that ended bashir his 30 year rule he's been in custody since his arrest back in april. gyptian president he says allegations of corruption against him and his army generals amount to defamation and egyptian businessman who worked as a military contractor has been posting videos online accusing sisi of wasting millions of dollars on palaces villas and hotels the president is dismissing the accusations look you have to do this is all shield laws and definition i am an honorable and honest name just like our seed this is not a response to anyone this is an assurance to the maimings and the values that are known about me for why you wipe it before look look he is building up tell us yes

so i am building in the capital a new country that the whole world will be watching. now news from a night of states countries holding immigration herring's on the border with mexico inside tents away from the public eye it's all part of the trumpet ministrations tough new policy to deal with a record surge in central american asylum seeker id joe castro reports now from matamoros on the us mexico border. when orlando mother young wakes up he is steps from the united states he does his washing in the rio grande river which separates matamoros mexico where he stands now and the u.s. on the other side he can't cross a scar marks the place where he says a loan shark in panama stole his kidney that's why he fled i don't want to go really an area i come here because i want to save my life about 45000 asylum seekers are currently waiting in mexico for their turn to see an american

immigration judge these border camps in mexico are the result of the trouble ministrations policy to deal with the backlog of 330000 asylum cases awaiting hearings through a pair of. disappointed when finally mother youngster turn comes up to present himself in the u.s. court. it won't be in a court at all the trump administration began hosting video conference sports sessions in the white tents just on the u.s. side of the border and immigration judge calls in from hundreds of kilometers away and the asylum seeker is quickly back here to mexico once the hearing is completed and unlike the traditional court session that is open to the public these are done in secrecy migrant advocates say the lack of transparency is a problem but they're still more worried about the likely outcome of the hearings

the supreme court ruled this month the government can automatically deny asylum to a person who crossed another country before reaching the u.s. that covers everybody in this camp it up and decades of asylum and it's almost you're a little shell shocked individuals coming from across the world fleeing right may not be able to seek the protections they desperately need under the new policy mother young has no chance of winning asylum in the united states europe in one load and i don't have words to describe the horror of the situation is doing to all the people in the camp most people here have not grasped the new reality that there are a silent cases are now doomed from the start but they're already here they say so they'll try castro al-jazeera matamoros mexico. to form a fog rebel leaders have been kicked out of colombia's transitional justice system for taking out weapons again colombia's special peace jurisdiction jurisdictions

says that some tritch and will no longer benefit from protections under the 2016 peace deal they will no longer be immune from extradition and could face criminal prosecution they recently vowed to restart a war against the government accusing it of betraying the deal. as the u.s. china trade war drags on aging is looking elsewhere for trading partnerships argentina has just signed a deal to export millions of tons of soybean to china which is expected to give the south american countries kona me a much needed boost but what is ira's now faces the challenge of meeting the needs of both superpowers donal shiner explains. the deal has been years in the making but the trade dispute between china and the united states has created a fresh urgency for both superpowers to look for new partners. argentina is the world's biggest producer of soybean meal with about 43 percent of the market much

of it will now be used to feed china's estimated $400000000.00 pigs are going to use this of this country about the signing of this protocol establishes a solid legal basis so the convergence of these 2 huge markets. and delight from argentina the deal a boost to an economy in recession so it will get us all no retorted go for it this is an historic achievement and we have worked hard for over 20 years we have wanted to open up this market and we know it will be highly valued by the argentine story sector argentina already exports soybeans and also china and its agricultural sector is pushing for more you know the governor wants or not us up at all argentina has to try to sell products of higher value that's a challenge that argentina has in relation to china to try to improve in deep in the sale of these products which it is doing. china to meet its food and energy needs has invested heavily in latin america's infrastructure roads railways and

poor's the key is to have something the both china and the united states once they used to get from one another but no longer do because of their trade disputes but then don't risk offending either superpower politically because things change and nobody wants to put future trade deals in jeopardy. however there are still administrative hurdles to overcome and some caution over getting too excited. argentina is an important food producer but it doesn't have stock and it doesn't have investments because as everyone knows the economic situation here is delicate and to try to expand export capacity at the moment is impossible there's no credit and we can expand export capacity then there's the united states to worry about argentina recently resolved through a 10 year trade dispute with the u.s. over meat exports it's a major trading partner with substantial political influence in what it sees as its backyard but the department. i think the u.s.

state department has made various moves from one countries in latin america to be aware of increasing its trade with china. but he also warns the current trade dispute is merely a skirmish in a much bigger war to come over technology and intellectual property rights for the satisfaction here of the deal just on this still uncertainty over the next moves to come from beijing and washington. that. one osiris several 1000 people have taken part in an environmental rally in the german city of frank fed at the start of the annual frank. despite this year's event showcasing electric cars climate protesters are still demanding changes in transportation habits and leader of the german green party has criticised the electric vehicles saying they're not powered by a sustainable source. well now to a very different story and what was to be the day's most unusual crime a toilet has been stolen from an art exhibition in the united kingdom but wait for

it because this is no ordinary toilet as you can see this is the most expensive in the world made out of no less than 18 karat gold a fully functioning toilet is an art installation called america by italian conceptual artist catalina the thieves caused extensive flooding when the toilet was stolen in a dawn raid police initially had nothing to go on but have now been arrested they've now arrested a 66 year old man. squarely at the top stories now saudi arabia has shut down almost half of its oil production after drone attacks on 2 major oil facilities run by state owned company around co but it says supplies won't be affected because they'll turn to some of that oil reserves whilst repairs on mate or yemen's hoofy rebels who've been battling the

saudi like coalition for 4 years now say they carried out the strikes in a telephone call with the saudi crown prince u.s. president donald trump found his support. aid efforts have been suspended in airports closed in the bahamas as storm umberto is forecast to hit the islands just 2 weeks after it was devastated by hurricane dorian at least 50 people are confirmed dead and more than a 1000 still missing. italy's new government has allowed a rescue ship to bring ashore the 82 people aboard prime minister just said because several e.u. countries had agreed to take them in it's a significant change from the policy of the previous coalition government although the new foreign minister is trying to play it down. i believe there is a great misunderstanding gardening the fact that the safe port has been assigned to the ocean. assigned it only because utopias decided to adhere to all of the requests to take most of those migrants zimbabwe's found

a robert mugabe has been on it as an african icon at a state funeral outside the capital harare but the giant stadium where the event was held was only about a 3rd full current president amazon gaga said quote our motherland is in tears rival demonstrators have clashed in hong kong as hundreds of beijing supporters faced off against pro-democracy protesters the group started heckling each other and then began trading blows police later moved in to defuse the scuffles. more than $9000.00 firefighters are struggling to contain blazes that have spread a thick noxious haze across southeast asia a fire is a raging across rainforests and farmland in indonesia the government a sealed off 30 plantation companies which it blames for assessing the fires in the 1st place for the purpose of clearing the land well rewind is coming up next with the story of the businesses exploiting cambodia's orphan children that story coming

up very shortly stay with al-jazeera. june is e.o. . the spark that ignited the arab spring elects a new president what does the political scene look like after the arrest of one of the main candidates in the presidential race joining us to special coverage. on al-jazeera. hello and welcome again to rewind i'm kemal santamaria when we launched al-jazeera english more than 10 years ago our goal was to bring you the sorts of documentaries

all the channels simply want to hear on rewind we revisit some of the best of them and find out how the stories of moved on and today we're returning to a film which had a major impact on young lives and changed the way a global business was developing tourism it is one of the biggest drivers of the global economy in 2018 it was worth nearly 9 trillion dollars making up more than 10 percent of the world's gross domestic product. after emerging from more than 2 decades of war in the 1990 s. cambodia has relied heavily on tourism to rebuild its economy it's one of the top destinations for young travelers many of whom sign up with global volunteering companies but there's a dark side to this story war breeds all finns and back in 2012 investigative reporter giuliana rufus went on to tell them to find that well intentioned tourists were unwittingly fueling the exploitation of children at poorly regulated orphanages from the people in policy areas this is cambodia's off

a business. numpad the capital of come back. between the 1970 s. and 1990 s. cambodia was ravaged by civil war. since its return to peace there has been a boom in tourism with over 2000000 visiting every year. came to help this war torn country increasing numbers of tourists and now also working as one until. most come with the very best intentions to work in schools and orphanages and filling a gap left by a lack of development funding. but recently disturbing stories have emerged that come boden children are being exploited by some of the companies organizing volunteers or running all from agencies we've come to come by idea to investigate allegations that quite a few of these orphanages out run not for need but for profit.

our journey begins on the outskirts of jumpin at an orphanage and school for the people's improvement organization. set up 10 years ago it provides free education for children who worked on the city's main garbage dump. was that. they. if there's an example of best practice in this industry then perhaps this is it means that. the book from denmark has come to teach for 2 months. so has it been so far i really like that it's so clean i can do whatever i want and i come in to my fans like that everybody's really friendly and the kids are really respectful and they really care they give a lot. in a deprived neighborhood p.o.'s making a difference to organize pullen tearing in foreign donations. it's founder pam and

newman explains how past conflicts have contributed to the estimated 10000 children in orphanages all they have children and they are so poor and they are abandoned them sometimes they just come to drop in from the door and they leave we don't know what where are they from these people why would a parent leave their child here on the doorstep of your often at. yad doing no they. cannot afford to take care and also on some family they want to keep to go to school but they cannot afford. there are now almost 500 off images income a figure that has doubled in the past decade. some like p i o rely on foreign volunteers for skills and labor but the vast majority use volunteer and to generate income. we find

one of them the lighthouse orphanage on the other side of town. the. sinking. lighthouse is home to 108 boys and girls ranging from 3 to 18 years old and. they request that we donate some food for the. when to eat you get good food sometimes too you struggle i can say my spirit in your hometown a.b.c. got me n.p.o. yet so you need to nations from volunteer mr rich he is responsible for bringing volunteers to light house and he's found a way of increasing revenues. you will finish is not just hosting gap year volunteers but groups of school students on short term stays 2 just now a group of canadians are visiting in their downtime to students get to play with

the children. and over the past week some special friendships have developed even the teachers are not immune they say i don't know. dealing with the kiddies going to have to just lay down here and you know one of these little guys walks up and grabs your hand you have no choice but to sort of follow up with them so they. and that it's pretty awesome. as canadian simple from stroke closer not just good will but a lot of money is flowing into the orphanages to. be supplied by. the labor probably bought the tiles the sand and the compost so we sent out about $5000.00 ahead of time and then i brought a few $100.00 with me so we bought some rice them which i call work of a water pump to keep the garden going so. kind of give them a little happiness today with their shopping and all this is a huge amount of money in a country where the average wage is $65.00

a month what they will never know is whether all of it will be used for the benefit of the children. we knew from various reports that in a number of cases a huge influx of stone of money has attracted unscrupulous business people to open orphanages for the wrong reasons. to find out more and geo puts us in touch with conti and young chante who grew up in an orphanage. when the donors discovered that the director had been stealing the money donated for the children the orphanage was closed down. and john t. take us to see the old home to tell us about the reality. well since lives hidden from the eyes of volunteers. are being painted. over thomas the

big they can turn to. why didn't you tell the volunteers out was going on but that i am with you. on that will get at me and you guys my mail handling at least so long enough that i came out in the. palm grove with her. album and now it will go away when i. come says he still suffers spouts of depression he works in 2 different restaurants for just $3.00 a day. john t 2 says he's still effective and he now has a regular job at the airport but not everyone from the orphanages fan so well.

john t. introduces us to china who lives on the streets. and states he was not. caught in the area. but i'm in my book but what one can say to him but. chide barely speaks. but put in japanese. it's a. small chronicle back in full. time fatima duffy pathname yes my red hat but hold up the hat i took out on the bike. by the family and by you. but it's not just the combo. the ins in charge of orphanages who are accused of taking advantage of the money flowing into that voluntourism has become a global industry and with foreign companies tapping into the potential profits true. we need us trail now demi jackson is who has volunteered in cambodia for the

past 3 years and her experiences have made a jaded about the industry that really led to a lot of our nature is there that the things that vary from behind the scenes that you would just see coming in fast time demi explains that volunteers like her book this stays in cambodia for international commercial volunteering companies based outside the country and. her 1st visit in 2009 was through projects abroad one of the largest in the world. volunteering comes at a cost and demi surprised how little money actually goes to the local orphanage is a program my doctor once told me they get tired all the same way. here. that you know it takes of what you pay up to $3000.00. that he gets tired the other way so what he's saying is about a $100.00

a week for me to mention if you have 10 people say that fallacy do you think that sets up that. lot of money. somehow just a moment to the. thing that really high. shisha is an ngo that investigates allegations of exploitation of children in orphanages and it's one of the few places where volunteers can voice their concerns here and. i know from you know i'm giuliana. ehrenstein my working on a case about an orphanage called the children's umbrella center organization or cuckoo brought to them by form of volunteers. so these are the e-mail complaints that we did get from the. volunteers really clearly stated what their concerns were . the abuse the children missing the director was openly saying that he did want to adopt the children out for a price about $10000.00 which is which is extremely concerning for the shut as well

the doctrine is illegal income. there are allegations of physical abuse or food standards so the kids are looking hungry i would hope in sewage the boys are sleeping and smaller roof in the roof is leaking so this place is getting international volunteers going is ations do you know who these organizations are well suited for one or the volunteering projects to brought and this is dating back to literally one pretty much one year ago. took the allegations to the competent government to send in their examined in november 2011 and january 2012. has been inspected twice by the ministry of social affairs and they found the conditions step holding in fact that but they were close people and it's doubt if it doesn't stop complying with the minimum standards.