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 pole 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. as 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 path. 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 well this is nepal with the mountains there in the background this road you can see stretching all the way down here that's also the border as you can see it's absolutely nobody there to guard it if you come to their thought of the road behind us here. but clearly with the slight his level of sophistication you can move anything you want for through across the border without being stopped weapons drugs

and of course the most precious commodity of all people. at the checkpoint the scale of the police's task is evident there's a steady stream of traffic the bus is a crowded it's impossible to detect a traffic child in the tangle of bodies. in even the smallest nepali village people are preoccupied with finding work abroad for their children. the area near the village of bahrain is a hotbed of maoist activity in recent years they've been riots bombings and executions. talk of assays husband was a maoist who was killed by the police she's been left a widow with 3 young children to bring up and her face is a picture of bitterness she's desperate to get her children out of the country. i

just want them to go away from here here there's nothing no money everything is finished for us. the government here gives us nothing there's no help from anyone to take care of my family. i don't know how it works or who goes where or how how do i know anything about the outside world i hear they all go to saudi or malaysia i don't know how they go there i've never stepped outside this village i just want to do something which will make my kids and my family live a better life. what keil is the villages local success story he's done well for himself and has clearly made some money he has a job in the gulf working in the gold markets and says he can find jobs for the children of the village. we can help these people because when they are grown up enough big and send them out of work there are many agents here

a lot of people in the girl who can organize visas for you and some can give an edge to tolls and appease sometime it goes up to $100000.00 and then began be sent abroad. would never call himself a trafficker and he clearly wants the best for his village but to outsiders he would be seen as a man who's willing to find work under-age children. to further the children are taken and the more often they change hands the more difficult they are to trace and the easier it is to exploit them. close to them the pollie border is a shelter for boys rescued from forced labor. they'd all run away from home and for

some being sold was a relief many of their employers would treat them better than their own parents. are used to beat me over not. doing game 3 games. that. we have 3 was as a result eldest in your. state the local train station there could be used to beat me or everyday lives. 10 years old he has a big smile but his eyes are full of sadness like many of the other children on the march rakesh was rescued in a raid conducted by. on the police. i used to graze cattle in my village then came along and gave me streets he promised me and took me to the next town tricked me and took me to northern india.

and i was given to another agent 35000 rupees for me from. me for him to punjab and someone else. that family follows to food the pollution collects god doesn't clean their houses everything back to big stones and breaks the construction i never got any money in return the edge into the money. while traffic boys are usually put to work as manual labor as girls as domestic health has an altogether more sinister element to trafficking. in this brothel in the indian capital men queue up the way that. some of the girls have chosen to be here but there are many bangladeshi girls have been forced into prostitution by traffickers into a life of degradation and exploitation and i don't mean you know i don't think that

i. mean when the women of. the shelter in dhaka the capital of bangladesh is home to girls who are victims of sex trafficking. when holes nairo was 13 her mother sold her into what she thought was a job in a steel company but the traffickers had plans to sell her on to a brothel in kolkata. but what i've seen. my mother is a bad woman she listens to other people and sold me off to listening to other people we were poor my mother told me she'd a range job for me as a domestic helper. but they said if you don't do sex work will never be able to return home again to see your brother and sister. this girl is so ashamed of her past she doesn't want to be seen she thought she was going for a job as a waitress in singapore but she was locked in the shipping container and forced to

serve as migrant workers. i didn't think about running away but i was scared the benefit he would kill me if i tried. the traffickers told her she could earn her freedom by having sex. with $240.00 men. she managed to escape after sleeping with hall of that number. thank you. thank you to. the children on the march of made friends easily the evenings are a time for fun a chance for the children to be at ease and to be young thank you thank you thank in the safety and care of the sorry guardian they display a newfound confidence. after 4 weeks on the road and having covered

a distance of more than 5000 kilometers the march comes to an end in the capital delhi. the marchers will present a petition demanding a change in the law. leading the procession a recognition deadly. event on a pile and india. kids from other countries and that give us an opportunity to learn and not know we have reason to go ahead and to study and become something and i. think kids turn one country to another a chap and. they make them back the government should think about it and they should be learning again to protect. the man behind the march will keep dreaming of a day when indian children have the same rights as children around the world.

and. that was children for sale well following that film tell us that the out these work on behalf of india's exploited children was recognised by the award in 2014 of the nobel peace prize and i'm so pleased to say that we've got him with us from new delhi mr southie r.t. thank you so much for your time today good to see you we saw the extraordinary work that you were doing a decade ago what has changed since then have things improved at all definitely a significant improvement in. consciousness off. the air here. policies and practices in india has that defy it to most

important aiello conventions one under was on such a labored and another one on the age of employment of children i'd like to talk about you for a moment the simple fact is you want to nobel peace prize and i want to know just on a personal level 1st of all how how did that feel did that feel like just wow people are really taking notice of what i'm doing. well it was also a surprise for me and the surprise for the whole country it came as it. is surprising news to everyone the noble peace prize has never been given to this cause or any person who is working on this cause so that is significant and it has brought a tremendous amount of venice in the society not only in india but globally and i use that opportunity to push my agenda with the sustainable development goals and i knew that there was no mention of child labor slieve we. forced labor in the

millennium development. and we were raising this issue that you cannot achieve many of these goals without. enough charlie rodent's navy like practices so in the sustainable development goals we this used to i did this is a personally with a number of presidents and prime ministers and u.n. agencies herrick's including the secretary general of united nations and they could not say no to it maybe because of this noble tag and they were convinced that yes we have to introduce it now we have very clear. that indication of child labor in all it on by 2025 while instigate children child marriages child trafficking and by titian our children and the farm has to do and so then what next for you and for your campaign globally we know that. that has bee

and i had any. larger number of children being involved. in for no graphic material production that has grown as $8000000000.00 industry there was last year's report and the only lion child sexual abuse and all of the forms of abuses child trafficking. you. use of children for substance abuse is. just enough children is growing what i'm trying now and working very intensely with the number of governments globally including. with the green light of. a longer conversation with her and she has supported my idea in addition to full france's or angela merkel and many more prime ministers and presidents to introduce such a legally binding un convention to stop the online child trafficking and child sexual

abuse and that's something that he has been a pleasure talking to you and good luck for what comes in the future my president thank you well that is it for this week to check us out online that would al-jazeera dot com the re one page has more films from the series there i'm come on santa maria from the whole chain thanks for joining us i will see. rewind returns with a new series. and brand new updates on the best about is a nice documentary nice. to meet. rewind continues with uncomfortably numb this is gaza central jail and this is the section where they're holding prisoners on drug charges on both users and dealers here is 120 of them in 3 different cells on al-jazeera.

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someone who can get this country out of the crisis when people need to be. from the little these poor areas without maybe they should just be around as teens on the ground for the last these are because. this will only call people back to. the trees. and online. the saudi crown prince deny is ordering them out of jamal khashoggi box mohamed bin salmond says he bears full responsibility for the child the day. hello i'm the star and this is al jazeera live from dar also coming up. the white

house for us on this i have to imagine they're going to fight this tooth and nail impeachment proceedings in the u.s. gathers pace as president fights for his political career over his infamous call to ukraine's needa. austria's conservative data sebastian cutters and pole position to return to power. plant how hunger and poverty in haiti has led to calls for its president to resign. now saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salmon has spoken publicly for the 1st time about the matter of journalist jamal khashoggi he told the c.b.s. program 60 minutes that he bears responsibility for the killing because it happened under his leadership however he denies any personal involvement this week marks one year since she was murdered inside the saudi consulate and istanbul here's some of that 60 minutes interview. did you order the murder.

absolutely not this was a heinous crime like this but i take full responsibility as a leader in saudi arabia especially since it was committed by individuals working for the saudi government when you heard that people close to you and in your government carried out such a grisly murder and that the american government thinks that you ordered it what did you think. i believe what you mentioned is not correct that there isn't an official statement announced by the american government in this regard while there isn't clear information or evidence that someone close to me did something to that effect there are charges and they're being investigated but again you cannot imagine the pain that we suffered especially as the saudi

government from a crime such as this one. the cia has concluded with medium to high confidence that you personally targeted. and you probably ordered his death. i hope this information to be brought forward if there is any such information the charges me i hope it is brought forward publicly. has. been silence interview is the 1st public statement about the murder of. the while the call prince a responsibility to distance himself. from being personally involved in the murder of the journalist and if you may is to be seen whether countries such as turkey will be reassured by the statement or the acknowledgement made by the saudi crown prince. or has been basically saying over the months that the order to move.

must have come from the highest authorities in saudi arabia and this was the same assessment made by. the cia saudi crown prince. was very invasive when it comes to issues related to the trial of the suspects involved in the murder of her and his links to his 2 top advisers who were later sacked city the former deputy intelligence intelligence chief and so bunny who was one of his top advisors the crown prince also known by his initials and b. a spoke about a wide range of issues here white inside arabia and he distance himself from the clampdown on the activists and the clerics saying that basically has no idea about torture in his own country he spoke about the attack targeting oil installations in his own country warning that this could further destabilize the region however

he made it quite clear he does not want to see any military option as far as. dealing with iran is concerned and he spoke about a war in yemen saying there the potential for a peace deal should be there when the iranians are not stop arming the things was quite interesting also in the interview is other crompton's didn't mention the g.c.c. crisis the blockade imposed by sunday arabia the u.a.e. behind and egypt on qatar the question that has been described as the worst political left in the region in decades raising concerns among the u.s. and many western our allies that if they continue as it could further hamper attempts to contain iran's growing influence in the region and defeat i still in the middle east. well hundreds in saudi arabia have gathered for the funeral of king solomon's bodyguard and mecca major general abdul aziz al fagen was reportedly killed in jeddah by a friend over what's being described as

a personal dispute on saturday night the gunman was also shot and killed in a standoff with police after refusing to surrender. yemen's 3 thing military commanders have released images which they say show the surrender of several brigades of saudi troops there he's claimed the footage shows hundreds of captured fighters inside saudi arabia near the town of not following a major attack near the border between the 2 countries reports. this is the who's the defense minister in a command center planning to launch an attack inside saudi arabia and coordinating with his forces on the ground. according to the who's the spokesman it happened on august 25th and lasted for 72 hours. specialized infantry units at the front line cord and a large number of the aggressors personnel and as they managed to set up ambushes as per the plan forces. the aggressor personnel to step into the ambush booth these

claim more than $500.00 people were killed and at least 2000 captured some of them were wearing uniforms like this with the saudi national guard logo but many of these prisoners of war are what the who these are calling yemeni nationals who have been lured and disillusioned by saudi arabia to fight against the whose these. also on display these armored vehicles which the who things say belonged to the saudi military. specialized units cut off the resupply line of the enemy from the east and the west after that the cold was sealed around this personnel from all sides the infantry units turned the ambush into an all out offensive. there who things have also made several other statements in this video none of which al-jazeera can independently verify meanwhile saudi officials have not responded to this video or the claims made by the who theories but for now this appears to be more evidence

that this conflict is likely to pose further challenges for yemen and the region or such a pari al jazeera. u.s. president donald trump says he deserves to meet his accuser as the push for impeachment proceedings against him kept as pace as comes as house speaker nancy pelosi says public support is growing for an impeachment inquiry into the president it's all over a phone call in which trump asked ukraine's leader to investigate his political rival joe biden and he has more. it was an announcement that changed the political landscape in washington the trail of his oath of office betrayal of our national security house speaker nancy pelosi wants reluctant to stanton pietschmann proceedings change her mind after a transcript of a call between president donald trump and president volodymyr selenski of ukraine was released president trump now stands accused of abusing his power undermining national security and inviting a foreign power to interfere in u.s.

elections senior democrats on the intelligence committee say the trumpet ministration won't be doing itself any favors if it doesn't cooperate with the white house fight us on this i have to imagine they're going to fight this tooth and nail and yet even as they do with the more that they fight to try to prevent an obstruct the lawful functions of congress the more they're going to make a case for impeachment on obstruction of justice of congress republicans and now rallying behind their embattled president saying donald trump was duty bound to press the ukrainians to look into allegations about joe biden's son hunter and his dealings with the ukrainian energy company trumps personal lawyer rudy giuliani himself an important player in the scandal is likely to be called before house democrats if he decides that he wants him to testify course not testify even though i think adam schiff is an illegitimate chairman this year's already prejudged the case if you want fairness here we've got to put somebody in charge of that

committee who has an open mind impeachment proceedings are now moving at a pace that neither the republican party nor president from. control of all of all this is a report from a so-called whistleblower deemed credible by the acting director of national intelligence it's thought he or she may appear behind closed doors soon going to ask you what is it for both parties the stakes couldn't be higher republican senator lindsey graham one of the president's closest allies says the accusations a 2nd time lawyer says it's all hearsay you can't get a parking ticket conviction based on hearsay don't whistle blower didn't hear the phone call right who told which is that laura about the phone call and everything else he says done all right because it's going on every american deserves to confront their accuser so this is a sham what's going on now is the single greatest scam president trump is now in the front of his political career and says the proceedings are a hoax democrats say trump's own words from his phone call with the ukrainian

leader in which he says do me a favor though or a clear violation of the law at a gala crowd azura washington well the house intelligence committee chairman says he expects the whistleblower at the heart of the impeachment inquiry to testify very soon but that's likely to be how the behind closed doors adam schiff comments came as the us president tweeted i deserve to me to my accuser especially when this accuser the so-called whistleblower represented a perfect conversation with a foreign leader in a totally inaccurate and fraudulent way but he also tweeted without citing any evidence us house intelligence chairman adam schiff the law is where made and perhaps the most blatant and sinister man i ever seen in the great chamber i want shift questioned at the highest level for fraud and treason a petty culhane has more from washington d.c. . let's take a look at a few of the president's tweets talking about representative adam schiff who is leading the investigation into him from the house democrats saying that he needs to

be investigated for treason is incredibly serious treason can carry the death penalty so that is another norm broken by this president he went on to say that he deserves to face his accuser that's not how this works he's not facing a criminal charge in which case he could and he would be entitled to meet his accuser this is a person who came forward under the whistleblower statute so his identity is supposed to be protected that said he's expected to meet with members of congress behind closed doors and that makes it very likely that his identity is going to come out then the president in tweets tried to frame the whistleblower as being wrong in their complaint that in fact is not true because the white house released its own summary of the call before the whistleblower complaint came out and it said very specifically what the whistleblower said happened actually happened on the call so the president's sending the message that he is trying to spin this story sending the message.