yes but he leaves behind a ruined economy and a divided political environment. still to come chaos on the streets of haiti as a police station is targeted in anti-government demonstrations. on dominic cain in the austrian parliament on sunday voters will elect new members to this chamber who form the next government. how i once again this looking 5 interact much of australia now little bit of cloud just pushing across south australia that's what the southeast according to save a lot of cloud just pulls us way back is generally of a fair weather nature there is high pressure in charge also of warmth around and some sunshine down to the southeast listed on the getting to around 1314 celsius for hope for melbourne to 17 adelaide but things will warm up as we go on through

the next couple of days for looking toward full take one look no further than perth one celsius there on sunday afternoon it's a good deal cooling to go on into monday the wind swing round will have a high around $24.00 degrees at that stage there are 20 in adelaide still getting up to around 13 in melbourne with lots of winds he shouldn't feel too bad and notice it is trying to brighten up a from a shift into tasmania not looking too bright across new zealand who over the next couple of days a fair amount of cloud starting to stray made and that will gradually push some heavy rain in from time to time nor thought and not faring too badly on sunday by monday much of new zealand will see some heavy spells of warm rain there temperatures at about 18 degrees celsius them rather warmer and also pushing into southern parts of japan over the next couple of days and gradually making its way further east.

rewind return with a new series. and stick around to see complementary. on your. rewriting to return to the same. old indios $10000000.00 children wouldn't want it are the victims of 13 year. exemplars numbers very vivid now on al-jazeera. welcome back reminder of the top stories here and i'll just say their polls have closed in afghanistan in an election marred by several taliban attacks low voter

turnout several polling stations did not open and some voters complained of not being registered. yemen syria the rebels say they forced thousands of enemy troops to surrender after a cross border military campaign in saudi arabia. place in hong kong have fired tear gas and water cannon to disperse anti-government protesters near the headquarters of the chinese army on the 5th anniversary of the original umbrello revolution. nigerian authorities are searching for the families of hundreds of men and boys rescued from an unlicensed islamic school 2 days ago police say some of the victims are as young as 6 and show signs of being tortured and sexually abused they were freed from the school in ca doona in the north east in a raid on thursday they say the school had been operating for 10 years it had rolled to students to learn the qur'an and be rehabilitated from drug abuse illnesses yesterday when i came one of the most volatile. so it is really critical

one could not even stand. and then there are so few that we need to go through to the psychiatric hospital. syria's deputy prime minister has used his address to the united nations general assembly to demand the immediate withdrawal of all foreign forces while it told world leaders his country is open to international dialogue but never at the expense of its national integrity diplomatic editor james bass has more from the u.n. . syria's deputy prime minister walid muallem again representing his country at the u.n. general assembly hit out at 2 nato members for their military presence in syria. and were to the united states in turkey maintain an illegal military presence inside northern syria they have been so arrogant to the point of holding discussions and reaching agreements on the creation of a so-called safe zone inside syria as if they were planning to establish the zone

on american or turkish soil the u.n. believes this is an important moment for syria after 8 and a half years of war at the end of october 150 delegates comprised of 3 groups nominated by the assad government the opposition and representing civil society will meet here at u.n. headquarters in geneva under these terms of reference the committee will come up with a new constitution for syria the authority for the new committee is a u.n. security council resolution from 2015 it also calls for free and fair elections something that hasn't happened in the country since half as a last sad the current president bashar is father seize power in 1972 can you guarantee to us now will be as that resolution says free and fair elections can i guarantee that this will take place no but as the right to stated this is part of

my mandate it's very clear to stamp that stated and it's also in for national consensus estimates for take place some diplomats on the u.n. security council are extremely cynical about the assad regime's decision to support the constitutional committee at this stage they believe that their main focus is still the military operation in it and they're trying to keep the constitutional committee busy until they can declare a military victory james pays out his era at the united nations. more protests are planned in haiti next week as the political unrest over food and fuel shortages shows no sign of abating at least 4 people have been killed in recent days during violent anti government rallies demonstrators accuse president morsi of corruption and are demanding his resignation monreal regular reports from the capital port au prince. chaos has taken over the streets of port au prince. with stuart it is demonstrations over an ongoing fuel shortage has grown into

a nationwide protest calling on haitian president. to resign no diplomat the president promised the haitian people to lift them from poverty to pull them out of the dirt and when he became president he made everything worse on friday thousands took to the streets authorities in the haitian capital tried to control the crowd but with little effect mobs of angry demonstrators broke into buildings and looted businesses. already. several people have died. one police station was vandalized by looters and nearly set on fire people could be seen running off with police skew things like riot shields body armor and anything else they could carry thank you but those years if the president really loves haiti he should resign he should wait for there to be more looting in the streets for him to resign. with nightfall the streets of the haitian capital have quieted down and

the city is now under a sort of self-imposed lockdown haitian president of the always continues to call for a national dialogue but opposition leaders haven't said asked demonstrators to continue to protest and continue to pressure the president to resign meaning the unrest in the country is likely to continue madrid up port au prince. the u.s. special envoy to ukraine. has quit after being named in a whistleblower complaint is one of several officials accused of trying to cover up an incriminating phone call between president and ukrainian president. the whistleblower. pressuring his opposite number to investigate his political rival joe biden focus being asked to give evidence to politicians about that call and agalloch from washington d.c. . or president trump tweeted do nothing democrat savages but this investigation seems to be widening out there are now reports that the president or his staff may

have put other conversations into the same secure server as the one between him and the ukraine president selenski these are conversations between president trump and the saudi royal family and blood amir putin of russia so while the democrats really want to focus on the ukraine and that's been made clear by nancy pelosi the leader of the house that the investigation is getting wider all the time there's also questions about the attorney general's role in this and rudolph giuliani the former mayor of new york and personal lawyer to president trump so the net is somewhat tightening and if you watch president trump over the last few days when he's talked about this he seems to paraphrase him to be fairly low energy about this because the essential thing to remember is this is an issue that is far more understandable to the american public it's an issue of quid pro quo did president trump withhold funds in return for dirt on his political rival that is the question that is now

being addressed but as i said the investigation is getting wider and staff at the white house seem to be getting more nervous austrians head to the polls on sunday for an early general election and it's likely the center right formulate a sebastian could it could return to power when it came as more from vienna. his people's party is riding high in the polls and his message is simple only he is fit to lead his country where a majority of the previous parliament had no confidence in him sebastien court says he has confidence in the voters you know how we did. recently the amount of support for us across austria has been amazing so many people told us they wanted to continue working for austria but just as many people say you're going to win it it's already decided my friends this election is not yet over. analysts court says attitude has been to try to pit the people against parliament always hovering around a bit because on the arm one hand. we have got

a new movement out of an old party on the other hand he's telling everybody that he has the most experience most senior most long standing member of the government the party that used to work with him and then combined with others to oust him is struggling in the polls the far right freedom party was forced from office when video emerged of some of its leaders appearing to advise russians how they could gain influence over austrian politics and the media now its new party leader says he and his colleagues must learn from their mistakes and fight hard for every vote this is this is bad it is worth it to continue this fight and do everything to get a government again with us in it which is so active so much liked and which does a lot for our country. the center left social democrats face a different fight having voted with the freedom party to remove sebastian cortes they must reckon with voters angry at being forced into an early election this is

not a leader is that they should every vote for sebastian cuts makes a rerun of the ib the coalition more likely after september the 29th and therefore there is only one way to prevent that by voting for us dear friends the social democrats in austria surveys suggest the resurgent green party may do well on sunday and perhaps become a factor in coalition forming but as the clock ticks down to when voting starts it's clear who's out in front in the old parliament mr courts and his party occupied all of these benches in this part of the chamber if the opinion polls are right after sunday's general election they might find themselves spinning further over into these benches but will he and his party gain enough seats to put them back into government will find that out on sunday evening dominic cain al-jazeera in the austrian parliament. climate change is being blamed for being chris

frequency of droughts in somalia that are forcing people to leave their homes for the 2nd time in 2 years the u.n. says more than 2 and a half 1000000 people in the east african nation have been displaced and does not have a our reports from the region have by their off areas it could be a permanent change dry dusty and parched desert sand is taking over one's foretell filson somalia just 2 years of to the last drought and the country's again facing one of the drivers 3 misses and in more than 3 decades. the victims are visible almost everywhere makeshift camps like this one for those affected by drought can be found in almost every city. this is by door in south west some money these people of just arrived from the countryside. how to build a heart for her family from old clothes she says it took them a month to get his own name brand and our cattle died 1st and then the crops failed

and we fled hanging out here but it is still follows as we have had no help. the people of somalia are always named droughts and use the buses total milestones but that was $1.00 is what 10 or 15 years up now they've become the new norm and scientists say that the country has dried up mark foster in the 20th century than at any other time in the past 2000 years. this bought in plains of sundin's to have always known long dry spells but they've always been followed by a green. enough at least to rebuild hearts so that's can be repaid and milk provided for the children that's changed 91 year old a loose ace he has never seen shifting weather patterns the some for giving. me 'd here and i don't remember our granaries not having food until recently this

droughts are quite different from what we used to see there's no time for recovery they just keep coming back. just a few months ago to shut up that man had $25.00 goats now she has just 5 the rest with it and died in the current drought. the my welcome my high survive on donations from well wishers is no pasture for the goats and i'm forced to look for grass for them in fountains and at times i even have to share my food with them. nomadic animal hoarding is not just an economic activity for the people of somalia it is who they are and as the climate changes they too being forced change the world is either by door in south west somali now it's one of the most dangerous and exhilarating sports in the world almost $100.00 devils from around the world have gathered in malaysia for the annual base jumping competition risking life and

limb off the top of the kuala lumpur tower florence let me join them at the top. leaving off a building free falling for a few quick seconds. and that it's time to deploy the parachute to no room for mistakes or 2nd guesses this is base jumping plunging from a fixed object it's considered more dangerous and more technically difficult than skydiving skydivers typically exit a plane at around 4000 meters but at the calle tower annual base jump divers only have 300 metres before they reach the ground and that intense feeling that i get them pleasure that i get from it for me i always ask right away we understand the risks you know it's there it's present every time that we jump and it's kind of a good reminder and i mean you don't want everyone back away you want to feel that intensity in a kind of a mind like

a this is really fun but it's also you know it has been dangerous to hold a shane loved 1000 skydives before he did his 1st base jump this is his 7th time at this 4 day event that's attracted almost 100 people from 25 countries this isn't for the faint hearted even just standing here on the ledge i can feel my legs turning to jelly slightly now once they jump jumpers will freefall for about 3 seconds before opening their parachute at the last minute the parachutes are smaller and designed to open fast and there's no reserve chute there wouldn't be time to use one a lot of effort is put into safety teams continuously check wind speed and direction jumpers wear helmets and other protective gear the technical crew checks jumpers equipment and things like that and we ensure that we are standing where where they're landing and things like that and you know we relate to them so everybody's aware the question the rescue team it's an extreme high risk sport only

dad a hands and thrill seekers need apply florent slowly al-jazeera. and to finish the northern hemisphere has been treated to a spectacular celestial display these images of the northern lights were captured over the village of ever low in northern finland known as aurora borealis the green bands of light became visible on friday blazing across the sky the result of electrically charged solar particles colliding in the atmosphere. and a look at the top stories making news on al jazeera afghanistan's election has been marred by several taliban attacks and low voter turnout several polling stations did not open and some voters complained of not being registered preliminary results are not expected before october 17th and final results won't be announced until the

following month. yemen's toothy rebels say they forced thousands of enemy troops to surrender after a cross border military campaign the who face have been targeting the southern saudi region of natural and claimed to have captured saudi military officers as well as hundreds of troops and weapons were are largely men were outlawed thousands of. been captured as prisoners others were killed from among the prisoners is a large number of high ranking officers and soldiers of saudi citizenship in syria to 2 hours from the launch of the operation to be destroyed imprisoned and captured . police in hong kong have fired tear gas and water cannon to disperse antigovernment protesters near the headquarters of the chinese army demonstrators had been throwing rocks breaking government office windows and blocking nearby roads the protests coincide with the 5th anniversary of the original umbrella

revolution. the body of the former president of zimbabwe robert mugabe has been laid to rest 3 weeks after his death hundreds of mourners gathered in his home village of khatami for the funeral it follows weeks of wrangling between his family and the government he wanted a much larger event in the capital harare. nigerian authorities are searching for the families of hundreds of men and boys rescued from an unlicensed islamic school 2 days ago police say some of the victims are as young as 6 signs of being tortured and sexually abused they were freed from the school and could do no in the northeast in a raid on thursday syria's foreign minister has used his address at the un general assembly to demand the immediate withdrawal of all foreign forces while it told world leaders his country is open to international dialogue but said any agreement without syrian involvement would become damned rewind is next revisiting an

investigation into child trafficking in india. you stand the differences. and the similarities and cultures across the world. al-jazeera. hello and welcome to rewind i'm come all santamaria here on rewind we're opening up the al-jazeera archive to bring you some of the most powerful documentaries of the

past decade and news of how the story has moved on since in that last decade india once thought of as a country of more than a 1000000000 people living in poverty has seen its economy boom and is emerged as a new force in global manufacturing but that's not the whole story and according to the international labor organization more than $150000000.00 children are victims of child labor around the world and india has long been among the worst offenders but over the last few years things have been changing in no small part thanks to the work of one man kailash satyarthi we met him 1st over a decade ago as he led a march around the country against child trafficking from 2007 here is lawrence lee's powerful film children for sale. my poem i see was 12 years old when she was sold by her own parents she was sent to

work as a domestic help in kolkata. before it started i never understood what would happen we thought that here in the village i would get food or clothes and i thought if i went to the city i would get a better life that they would do this to us is beyond our imagination. my poor hopes it would lead to a better life and provide a vital income for our family wanted to live in these nazi. they used to get me by the hair brush my head against the wall and put my hair in the fan they had walking sticks nice to beat me with them. the 2 sons who went to school used to talk mean tell me if you want to study why did you leave your family . my post story is just one of millions a story of disappointments and betrayal. in india children have few rights

it is illegal for them to work under the age of 14 but poverty is such that often children are put to work as soon as they are physically able it is a question of necessity. and all beriah is a small village with a painful past all of these girls are victims of trafficking trafficking consented to by their parents and not resisted by their community. children are sold mostly as a result of ignorance many parents have never left the villages of their birth and to them the cities of places of great wealth and opportunity the traffickers lure parents with the false promise of a better future an education a chance to earn money there is a small payment on the child is interested into their care.

arjun was a child trafficker he has bought and sold children for his own profits he has acted as a middleman preying on poor families and persuading them to hand over their children and then passing them on to brokers in the cities. he's a known figure in this community as he's responsible for taking several girls away from the village. at a time i was a cycle mechanic in the village a man from delhi came to my house i asked if he could get me a job in delhi i was in debt and needed money i had a debt of 16000 rupees so i went to delhi and he told me why don't you supply me with the girls from your village and you can take the commission from the families i used to get 200 rupees for each girl i sold $200.00 rupees is less than $5.00 in contrast to buffalo here can fetch up to $350.00. but arjun knows of this money is a life source to the desperately poor villagers he targeted. as we pressed him for

more details he became uncomfortable talking about his past. at us tomorrow. i'm feeling faint. you're asking me difficult questions. let me sit down i don't like what you're asking me it's all in the past i was poor i don't want to talk about it now arjun says he now realizes the trafficking is wrong and has decided to fight the problem rather than be a part of it he and many of the parents are now on the same anti trafficking committee victims and perpetrators working to try to stop the cruel practices happening in their village. but for many the damage has already been done the man jew and her friends were trafficked biology and sent to live with strange families hundreds of miles away where many of them suffered terrible physical abuse man

whose mother said she had no choice but to send her daughter away the. one sitting that's. when she was growing up i never thought she would live with someone she didn't know but i have a boy who is disabled we have to spend such a lot on him and he's constantly suffering it destroyed my entire family we got into so much that i didn't know how to bring up 3 children like this how could i educate 2 normal kids i thought i would educate the normal boy he would go to school and the girl would go to work in the city. manager like most children was sold out of a mixture of ignorance and the same city the stories brought home by her and her friends have helped to raise awareness but they are haunted by their experiences manages relationship with her mother has suffered. when i went to the city so other fortunate children who went to school and had a good life they used to wonder what if i would go to school with them but if i had

a life of my own if i could study as well and maybe in the future get a job i think my parents were poor they didn't have the money to feed me and that's why they sent me i think it was my mother's fault i've been very angry my mother she told me you've seen our conditions we couldn't fiji what can we do. this little village may have been able to fight back successfully against the traffickers but truly it's the exception charities estimate for example that in calcutta some 50000 people work as domestic servants in delhi that figure is 80000 and across india charities say some 11 and a half 1000000 people work for a pittance in somebody else's house some 70 percent of them are children. child trafficking is the 3rd largest illicit trade in the world in the west trafficking carries connotations of the clandestine illegal smuggling of people across international borders. but in india the practice is more open there are more

than 10000000 child work because there is no anti trafficking law india's children a right to exploitation. but some of beginning to fight back was there when i was there at this demonstration thousands of children who turned out to lend their voice to the empty trafficking because. this is very important because we have been fighting against child slavery child bonded labor child live apart hard sometimes more than 2 and a half decades but we have. 30 per cent off india 10000000 children who are involved are the victims of trafficking in one and is a large number of very very big number. leading the way is 10 year old deadly her parents were trafficked to work in stone quarries they were never able to repay the debt imposed on them by their owners. deadlee was brought up in slavery. remember.

the car used to come and keep kicking me keep working keep working you have to work here has to aquia if someone had to feed him went to sleep they got dragged out of banks and beaten and jack back to work be any use to say he will work your dad if someone bartell the name medicines we didn't get any crazy the. fever gave him to kill is a flower every 2nd of day and we have to mix it was water and drink it that was our food the end of pan make and one day and had a fever a day went back to the slim and was laying down and this man came in from the burning piece of wood and preached to me. more than a 100 of these children a form of trafficking victims rescued by the charity. the movement to protect

childhood kyler such yachties the organizations found has dedicated his life to the fight against child trafficking for labor. is a great day it's overwhelming it's exciting and i'm sure that this is the biggest social mobilization and the water org is the menace of child trafficking and particularly for a post label. and one of the people started screaming that buying and selling off children is a crime it's a crime against humanity it's not just in the guns not the matter of law it's a method often takes is a matter of morals and some at all humanity maybe a jail in those maybe you know branches of the people i mean changing mindsets is the 1st hurdle in the fight against trafficking. all.

these children share a common past have been confined to slavery denied a childhood born education. for the next month they'll travel 5000 kilometers spreading their message across northern india and into the pull warning other children of the dangers of trafficking. in each place they visit the locals look on bewildered but the message seems to be getting through. the kids are being taken to different countries and different places girls especially that's what the protest is trying to say most probably they attract kids with money and promise a good life. there's a convoy makes its way northward through some of the poorest regions of india it's easy to see why parents are willing to believe the promises of the traffickers. although much of the trafficking occurs within the country children are routinely taken across india's borders for the traffickers it's

a remarkably easy journey for many of the boys and girls in their care. is just the beginning of the night now. by now the marchers of reach the border with the pool while there are some checkpoints the vast swathes of the area remain unmanned cross border smuggling is rampant so here we are in no man's land that's the main crossing point between india and nepal just a couple 100 yards away here. over on this side of the road behind me here in the pole where the mountains are in the background this road you can see stretching all the way down here what's also the border as you can see is absolutely nobody there to guard it and if you come to their thought of the road behind us here. clearly with a slight his level of sophistication you can move everything you wanted to across the border without being stopped weapons.