well the race to the white. can download from the vibe these historic setbacks until joe pointed out what it takes to beat. special coverage on al-jazeera. i know norrington are not in the top stories on our jazeera at least 13 people are reported to have been killed after a powerful sidetone hit india and bangladesh more than 3000000 people have been moved to shelter as hundreds of homes were swarmed by a storm surge in personal areas so i turned on pan is one of the most powerful in the bay of bengal for years with gusts of up to 185 kilometers per hour recorded deaths were reported in both india's west bengal states and neighboring bangladesh . is in dhaka he outlines the damage so far in bangladesh. so far

2400000 people are sheltered on the coastal belt there's accommodation for 5000000 many of the shelters are basically makeshift schools are some of them are cyclon shelter but they're not big enough you know they're congested so the challenge of her are not virus spreading and the social distancing it's something as a luxury it cannot be done because of the number of people there now as we speak the storm is crossing bangladesh i thought western coastline we talked to many of our contacts there are. still crossing into from their bun bun of the largest mangrove forests 'd and the coast about there is a heavy storm sarge some places. because houses been actually had been washed away as we speak now we have reports of one rescue volunteer been drawn our earlier in the evening we also have a report off the elderly man in. in ireland who died because of a fallen tree and the other 5 year old child who also died of

a fallen tree in this state so a major storm brewing over we'll see what comes after the un's special middle east envoy is israel to abandon its plans to annex parts of the occupied west bank you can i'm not enough said the plan would deal what he called a devastating blow to the 2 state solution and any hope of peace and unity re-installed israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu could begin a onix ation as soon as july with the backing of the us president the world health organization says 106000 new cases of corona virus have been reported globally over the last 24 hours that's the most in a single day since the outbreak began the global body also advised against the use of malaria drug hydroxy chloroquine for the corona virus because of its potential side effects. at this stage. and have been as yet found to be effective. in the treatment of call with 19 are in the prophylaxis

against coming down with the disease in fact the opposite. in the us warnings have been issued by many authorities regarding the potential side effects of the drug and many countries have limited its use to that of clinical trials. well as far as a decision by brazil's health ministry to recommend the use of the drugs to treat the virus new federal guidelines suggest doctors prescribe them for patients showing any symptoms of president diable sonera has hailed the drugs as a possible remedy despite a lack of conclusive evidence presented as they 3rd highest number of corona virus infections in the world and as the number of confirmed infections in the us surges past one and a half 1000000 it sector of state has hit out at the head of the world health organization i understand the doctor tried to unusually close ties to beijing started warm before the current pandemic and that's

a deeply troubling in south sudan at least 120 people have been killed since friday in what authorities are calling cattle raids 100 people were injured during the attacks we should place in rural county in a state a staff member from doctors without borders were also killed over the weekend fighting between herding communities in the area is that the deaths of hundreds of people. the sutures new prime minister has been sworn in a day after his predecessor quit over allegations he conspired to murder his former wife gets you into a previously served as finance minister tossed about his tenure was brought to an abrupt end on tuesday 3 months after police accused him of his current wife of conspiring to murder his former spouse 3 years ago. those the top stories just stay with us witness chasing asylum is next on back with more news after that ifa. her world war.

i look at this one of the noble of them. the same. would have been insane if you have been if you. most about a month you hadn't done that any role you. can see and if you know me. we will decide who comes to this country and the circumstances in which they come.

to just. continues sending a signal to the rest of the world that this is a nation will be easy just tonight. this has to die can say and i very 'd clear message to a solemn seekers who are contemplating risking a voyage. and that message very clearly is diet risk it don't give your money to a papal smuggler because you will not be better off. i make absolutely no apology whatsoever for taking a hard line on illegal immigration to australia. what the australian people elected us to do was to stop the fags. this is a national emergency we've got to treat it as such.

i was so if i say it. i mean it was intentional and. i is and i have been i mean

i think. that this is the thing folks in. that bank with these. 10. fat people have already been there 5. $4500.00 days. i didn't know they'd be so many security personnel. but it feels militarized. a friend of mine called me and told me hey that hiring people to read. you're

interested in the sausages and i thought yeah yeah i guess i am so i did she gave me this number and she got the number for facebook ad believe it or not and i called this number and said i'd like to go to my room and the woman said sure when to leave. i was a student at mcrae any and sydney and i joined the salvation army society on facebook and they posted an ad about going to a canary and at the time they made it sound like really nice thanks but they made it sound like it was just a 2 week kind of holiday you could bring our friends along. and 2 to 3 days later as in never it was 2 of my best friends from school a wide range of people and though you know 18 year old university students retiree's and anything that we have in common was that none of us had experience working with refugees before. i can't stress

enough the remoteness of the location and. it's in the middle of the pacific ocean . it's an island of 10000 people. and takes 20 minutes to drive around the island it's extremely hot. humid. it is how poor the island is. in the strength of mccombs the known government and says we're going to a few so $1000000000.00 over the next 70 years to has a few 1000 asylum seekers for a failing economy like never i can imagine it would seem like a very. good option. on my 1st day we went up to the town. the salvation army gave us

a very small briefing and said go out and help them and. and and be their friends. a lot of people were really confused when they 1st arrived in that. i remember one particular intake a lot of the members saying to me where are we i thought this was part of this trial here. so it was up to us to tell them that no you know didn't. really. but if my very vivid memories was a sign being on the wall of that said stuff would have to be trained how to use a hoffman's knife. when i asked what a hoffman's knife was it was the knife used to cut people down when they found hanging. quite quickly i started to realise that i had

sent myself to a place which i never would have gone. the day the prime minister of public gave me and i are announcing a major in. to combat the scourge of people smuggling. and now all the asylum seekers who arrived in australia by boat will 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 and. what all or only one. or. she told us briefly you came after lunch and have to look so you never come to

australia you have to go to papa new guinea. alone up and we were on. the yacht and. there were 2 guards they grab your hands. they put you in the airplane. the put us on and speakers in chairs and in the 1st year they put one guard.

along with them and i. think my fishing. in the morning radio. on the night when. she forest management approach me to go up there in a training role. to try and expect stuff in the position of safety and security officer. i've known users of prison officer. the only people that i had experience with was criminal world.

one of the worst accommodation. a world war 2 how might a team on a concrete floor. 122 double balance in this shade it was discussed in. the odo was disgusting. a disk couldn't believe i was looking at the mizen. letters about it yelled. 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 most

sickness disease infection. the message is simple. if you come to australia illegally by bugs there is no way you will ever make is trying to hire. the act of seeking asylum is not illegal because it's a rock. it's a rock that arises under the universe ticks the russians in the us and it's also our rock that iran sunda a range of international human rights treaties such as the griffin she's convention . it was an understanding between countries that when people was seeking 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 we'll let refugees come here. and we'll let them come as they come everywhere else in the world we'll let him come i see. it's quite obvious that you can't just set out to send to the home. and it's not supposed to be a holiday. but it took about 6 weeks i think for them to start to degrade mentally. my. me you're. not going to. leave

you here. mark. you want to talk. once. i am or you might bring. the whole concept of indefinite detention is this idea that there is no progress. if you have a criminal in australia you say you've committed a crime your punishment is 2 years in jail. when you've got this 3 sentences prison and you can count down the days. for these men they didn't have them.

and they're seeing daily self. for a day. i saw men cut their stomach open with glass. and one man take a fluorescent light tube and baty himself across the head and stabbed himself. men suffocating themselves men stitching the. men some one man stitches islet they incredibly traumatized from where they are coming from what they seeking asylum from and they're being 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. looms of a. claim that says. we're going to close. one. of the. towers. how would. you do that have the thought that the little you know of them and.

need to know that this is going to feel. it will add it in a way to. the deterioration amongst all the asylum seekers no matter what their age is probably what hardest. children have to be in detention according to government policies because terrence . in the tension of the time. they develop a ranch or a disorder. as a book. they are not you know for charities terror dissipate and enormous sorts of activities that children require for development. and then i have

parents who. made sick as well nothing on the panther. and there's some very young babies in detention who are not feeding properly who are not going why failing to strive is a medical. so all of it is really harmful for children. but it's considered the process required to stop but. but you know. the use of both i.d.'s as names is rampant children will sign up works that they've drawn with their boat id children we'll.

refer to their friends by their boat id. it's like they've forgotten their own names it's like the forgotten. who they were. that they're actually human beings that. you feel any guilt or the any good to about one of them been told in danger none whatsoever and they'll be the root 13 year old. male the most compassionate thing you can do is stop the bad we have to stop the bad. for some time that they were being persistent and we got actions of serious physical and sexual abuse of children and women cost right in there were. 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 as behaving as the monks they keep their. kids touching themselves. or touching other kids in a sexualized then. they are. under 5. now replaced force are trained to investigate away. till interview to round.

the nari place forthwith very slowly and. you often see results. yeah so there's been there are repercussions but i know. those a room train one afternoon. one of the transferees was outside. it started to rain. the room change had taken hours and his possessions were getting wet. i was standing on the door of his room. he walks in briskly and i wasn't afraid i wasn't

worried i didn't think anything of it but to expert new zealand under strain 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 unconscious. eventually i was interviewed by p. and j. 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 jennifer actually pushed him. didn't know what to do at that time. to get out of that situation.

we recognize that alpha water protection policy is top. we recognize many would see it as harsh 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 hail because it will stop people dying better that they be mashed up in the roof and mama silent than died see. and the deaths are cool.

but i think it is profoundly hypocritical profoundly hypocritical to claim that the policies that are being pursued at the moment by these trends in government. fundamentally humanitarian because they stop these deaths. and i could as an infant as the and the well nothing mad that it was her that could live to see and i mean look and. bad as miss caught on the rubber and the sabathia publishable model and. the and most are that much of mother caught on that and not all of them the most are that on bubba bob how of the lead that at the. end what can they meant that he had been asthma what man and the medical corps to.

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held responsible i will be fabulously wealthy and i will pay and price for thank you lord the man who stole good will on al-jazeera. and who are in london the top stories in algeria and he's 13 people are reported to have been killed after a powerful sidetone hit india and bangladesh over 3000000 people have been moved to shelter as hundreds of homes were swarmed by a storm surge in coastal areas so i can i'm don is one of the most powerful in the bay of bengal for years with gusts of up to a 185 kilometers per hour recorded deaths were reported in both india's west bengal state and neighboring bangladesh. many of the shelters are basically makeshift schools are some of them are cycle and shelter but they're not big enough you know

they're congested so the challenge of koran up virus spreading and the social distancing it something as a larger it cannot be done because of the number of people there now as we speak the storm is crossing bangladesh i thought western coastline we talked to many of our contacts there that is still causing him to shun the bun bun of the largest mangrove forests and the coast about their behaviors storm surge some places. because houses been actually had been washed away as we speak so a major storm brewing over we'll see what comes after you and special middle east envoy has urged israel to abandon its plans to annex parts of the occupied west bank because i'm not in office said the plan would deal what he called a devastating blow to the 2 state solution and any hope of peace newly reinstalled israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu could begin annexation as soon as july with the backing of the us president brazil's health ministry has recommended why

do use of the anti malaria drug hydroxy quote clerical in to treat coronavirus patients the country's right wing president jaya bo's'n are explained it was better to put up a fight with a virus than except defeat but in a regular briefing the world health organization said the drug was not proved effective against code 19 in any trial. in south sudan at least 120 people have been killed since friday in water authority is a call in cattle raids well 100 people were injured during the attacks which took place in rural county in jonglei state a staff member from doctors without borders was also killed over the weekend fighting between hurting communities in the area as that the deaths of hundreds of people. to stay with us witness continues next up about the news hour straight after that i phone or.

the drive bush out of the processing said to old route 15 security guards were into this 318 days broke out called the facility. pumps and yeah they told us the sky copas nobody would think of the people of those various. you know the schools of us along. with. the cops at trial the truth that if they did decide to go we're going to go since the cops interesting people get stuff they do it the charlie to gather a good sense the cops and your peers. we all do. that's what the problem is you're promising. stuff something happens with just the cops and the anyway it away with

as much been says and as most capacity is because you become an authorized officer yes there's a comparison what do i do yeah i want to get in the rules and tell me to have been . punished for. example. and. i. i think. i think. i think. i think i think. they're there because. i think. thus the 4 or $57.00. 6. 5. 5

to list the full. faith and i haven't found the funniest so far the 4th. of the of the. old $100.00 asylum seekers have been transferred to be into police custody after the bullets which caused $16000000000.00 damage.

to 2 nights running this thing i also am disorder on nassau and the government says last thoughts on wrist began with demonstrations but had very strong suggestions from official advocates that this was an attack from outside that the chinese inside were attacked by paying a place of 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. a blackout of 200 or 2 or 3. wound them i want to invest in that over the course of the. change go to the high jump

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a day and as you know she. sat down on you when she said i wish leaving that up madam but i don't know what i want you know he's done that or whatever no she shot a ship going on on the time game you don't want to that storm and i mean. what the weather was sure. how to tackle if you can be me lawrence i'm tired and care all to morn it was your one batch or toilet at the morning yes charlie name you know truth sang interesting to myself well for those to have national where they turn those ears to the home of yours an emotion and understand hold the shoe posts in a pasture that goes out of the horn. socialist who wouldn't

use the word. little desperation you shan't jump on a horn or. don't want to harm him john we don't want before of you know that i'm young man. if. you. do not only do lift to haul it. is your monkey man aboard the bus i thought you

might have additional thought. it better to indicate us a man in store with. us in the new town just don't get pushed a 100 both of us and all along he thought it and for some corner man i'm sure yes i mean you trust. inches all men are spawning. while the whole little hold on to turn you on why don't you listen to. what i said. to that when i sang which i shot at. you as a chip. mom what a place you'd have about a mutual injury chat to them to get short. to morta. but i want to know which but i wasn't. really

mind would. 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 p. and g. 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 10 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.

i can't think of. now as most of you has come. home within. my. time then now you're on a mere $12100.00. can do magic when we don't have one. but who. do you want to push. me this with i'm sure most feel about us rather bipasha look at me thank you.

if them all or. if they're more than. you that's when to call me which is maggie. who. is the go to beach. but you're. going to be. a 24 year old running in asylum seeker 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 horse you solemn think it was flown from an asylum to brisbane last week scott morrison says the immigration department we're here for medical treatment.

myself in 2 of my colleagues very explicitly about medical concerns. in particular infection starting in the street. then a couple months later harmon kills a still died of an infection starting in his foot and we had already told them months before and that's documented day time when 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 a sound. oh the people in norway. we are telling the paper what's happening that nothing's changing. the strain 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 1st 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. history is now in a refugee partnership with cambodia. in on pain the deals being done astray is provided a $40000000.00 down payment an additional $8.00. refute g.'s from newbury would be voluntarily since here in the month say he's. no you see dickov and will be moving to one of southeast asia's poorest nations where the average wage is less than $100.00 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 in people will accept that because we don't want them here . i want to make it very clear to all refugees and transpiration. that you will not under any circumstances be settling in australia. this is not an option that they strike up with or ever present. the car notions refugees on the road i raise it to live in the community there temporarily to go to cambodia or to return home the real prospect the persecution.

you get a job you get paid 3 dollars 4 dollars an hour. the cost of living is very high . the markets even had any. economy. they have no travel documents. they have. reunifying their family with them. live. you have to. leave behind.

us. and the accommodation areas by security. threats. when you get out of. position. a lot of the women are very scared to go into the community.

and the road government has declared that the detention center will become an all you can stand 24 hours per day 7 days per week from to die it says the old asylum seekers and they'll freeze to move around the island they will. ruiz promising it will finalize all remaining refugee claims with the next week hundreds will have to integrate into the tiny islands population. and the astounding government guarantee the safety of these people as they are released into the neural communities particularly given that the women and children 67 allegations of child abuse 33 claims of rights and 6. can the government guarantee. the government will to. retore government can't provide you with a guarantee for people coming out into the saudi. we've provided some additional

support through the strike through close to mentor is poised on the road to help them with investigations with prosecutions. we can provide support. so. people 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 trailer citizen there's a lot of shame now associated with being in this trial and for myself because of

the way of trading. i keep going back for clients and for my colleagues. you have clients when you go on your. rest but say to you before you go any. 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 and you want to advocate for them and fight for them. that keeps bringing me back but that feeling. gets worn down by the constant blockages you get for immigration the lack of taint.

operational wise everything i was trying to bring to the attention of management nothing's been done better. i got to a personal level move. this is going to stop and i can't stop but. i was becoming emotional and there's a lot of stress is starting to fall upon me. because i voiced my opinion my only about what we were doing as an account with. our founder a handwritten note on more bad suggestion that. i should shut up or somehow i would come to myself. and then i was to do a messy which that i continued on that the the great possibility that i would be found floating. along saw the item as tools at some

stage. that scared me that really deep. and i pulled the pin i was in a nice 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 joe so i felt that it was more turn more time but it was the right thing to do. people need to talk up. we 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 the tick uli given that we have stopped the butts. more. thousands are stranded at sea about the pm says he doesn't follow encourage people to risk their lives on boats. were the prime minister has rolled down rain fettling

anywhere other than garth on the break if it is travelling at defiance of praise from a life threatening to nation after the launch of a shed a mountain range and they not fight fires off a type of lane of raleigh preserving their profits we can point out how many people are out there and they are trapped thing at face. with god. we're gonna. want to go into. our.

how the southeast corner of australia that is 30 story time last couple of days you see the front going through that was the active one as well just to catch the far south south on the new zealand but we still got activity running down through new south wales and towards i.c.t. and still very victoria. thirteen's a bit disappointing now if you're in perth used to be enjoying the sunshine at 21 degrees but this is inside is catching or so i hope is at least useful rain if a bit disappointing for you the circulations developing off the coast may well make

it very unpleasant windy and wet little bit inland from the coast in fact camera catches showers for saturday and sunday it is paid by monday the temps held down to 11 degrees and you go to ground frost by night. japan is also not as warm as you might like with the breeze coming off the seats the north so tokyo is held at 70 discussion shows but not many the real right in the seasonal right is through the thought of china edging study through hong kong we're a couple of days to come sundry with significant darb all possible tokyo was up so you got 22 degrees you're on shore breeze this time a southerly march also bring a shower to come friday and in beijing $31.00 degrees pretty warm. but. with no guaranteed paid sick leave millions of americans are forced to choose

between work and health i don't use my leave my mammograms i use my leave to care for my mother as the coronavirus brings employment laws into stock focus fold lines examines the human cost of putting business before he. faces falling behind people get set the impossible choice america's paid leave crisis on al-jazeera. this powerful social network is sculpting a global cyber society and regulation is playing catch up but as scandals begin to unfold they will witness that we should not be in this position. they want as much extreme content as they can get on the cover to gauge how ethics weigh against profits and how the rules are being written. and signed facebook on al-jazeera.

every generation has a higher purpose. hours straight. 0 . this is the news hour live from london coming up concerns for the safety of millions of people as powerful. makes landfall in eastern india and bangladesh. a warning from the world health organization as brazil recommends the use of malaria drugs to treat the coronavirus. special ed.