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money. and this is out. is there a life from joe? so coming up, the support at home, the growing isolation abroad, the complex future of molly's carlita who set to become the new president on the un wants easier. it could be on the verge of the worst famine in decades of violence. antigua regions doesn't stop time to football, the growing cause in brazil, again, holding the corporate america in the middle of a pandemic. ah, we begin in canada where route is escalating over the abuse of indigenous children in residential schools run by the catholic church. now, prime minister justin trudeau is saying church leaders must take responsibility for us or face possible legal action. as long as the remains of $215.00 children were

found at one of the former institutions last month from the $1880.00 s to $996.00 and estimated 850000 children were forcibly taken from their homes as part of an assimilation program brung by the government on the church. many was subjected to abuse and it's believe thousands more all buried as similar sites across the country. now before we have to start taking the catholic church to court, i am very hopeful that religious leaders will understand that this is something they need to participate in and not hide from that forgiveness. and redemption is a path we all are told we should be walking on to our faith. and i am confident that the catholic church is hearing these calls very clearly. and his understanding,

the kind of dismay and grief that many canadians are feeling right now at seeing the continued lack of action groups representing indigenous people or angry over the years of inaction. the chief of the 1st nation that discovered the remains has also called on the church to issue a public apology. in what we do want, we do want an apology, a public apology, not just for us, but for the world who also shared in those packages. holding the catholic church to account, there must never been. there has never been an apology from the roman catholics. danielle morrison is an anesha, not a lawyer, an advocate from the treaty 3 territory of canada. she joined us from winnepeg in manitoba. many thanks for joining us again on al jazeera, we spoke when the bodies were 1st discovered. what do you make of the national

response to the tragedy since both from the government on the church? since those bodies of discovered, the catholic church was responsible for writing more than half of the residential schools. and it's the last church to issue any formal apology. and what i'm, what i've been thinking about a lot lately is all the survivors that i worked with during the independent assessment process and how they were given the option of allowing a church member to attend their hearings. and for a lot of them, it wasn't simply about compensation. it was about hearing the words, we are sorry. then for them that was letting them out on their healing process. and the way forward there has been pressure on the church to release their records in relation to the schools. talk us through what you think those will provide.

the records provide a lot of information about what was happening in the school, who those perpetrators could have been. the fact is that the independent assessment process in the class action lawsuit did not actually hold any perpetrators who were identified as those who inflicted sexual abuse, physical abuse on children. and they are still living today. what these records can help is actually prosecute some of those people and till we actually have that justice will not be served for many of the survivors. your father was in one of these residential schools. what is it that he and people like him would like to see from the catholic church at its bare minimum and its most basic form and apology is necessary? there's no way forward. there's no reconciliation. that's going to happen until an

apology is made, and it's the leaf that they could do. they still haven't paid their shares into the class action lawsuit in terms of compensation towards survivors. they haven't released these archive despite numerous calls from 1st nations, members of parliament. and it was actually one of the $94.00 recommendations from the truth and reconciliation commission. to release those archive it, it belongs to the people and to our survivors, to have access to that information in order for us to have closure. now we've seen some individual bishops apologize for the ro, different dos is played in the residential school system. clearly that is not enough for members of your community. it's, it's not enough. it's. it's simply not enough. the pope needs to make a formal apology. we have waited long enough. and what about the prime minister

justin trudeau? how do you think he's handling the crisis? so fall i mean, i don't think they have a choice, but to take action at this point there's been many calls for several years, several decades to compel the church to release all these archives to ask them to issue a formal apology. there's been members of parliament that have called on the government that, i mean, at some point it just sort of became, well, we tried and we made our best effort and then life went on. i think at this point, given the fact that the world is watching, they really don't have a choice, but to either take legal action or denounce the catholic church up for those who are not so familiar with a story. talk us through from the chat you've had with your father and from the victims of the schools. what is, what is it that they experienced in those residential schools?

to be quite honest. those are not my stories to tell. my father did not share much of his experience and i was sworn to confidentiality. i am an intergenerational survivor. i have my own experiences that i've lived with very life changing for me to work with survivors. but this is a collective pain and trauma. and frankly, i'm tired of having to quit that trauma on display in order for people to believe us. and that's fair enough, daniel morrison, really good to talk to you and thank you for sharing your time. daniel is from be an issue, not a lawyer and an advocate from the tree sheet 3 territory of canada. thousands of millions in the capital. bama coe have shown support for the meta she genta as it faces an international backlash. over the code is the 1st rally backing colonel

a see me go. so since he sees power last month, the demonstration was caused by the m 5 opposition movement. it was behind mass protest last year. and this lead has been put forward to become the new prime minister nicholas hack reports now from bi mikka. my country is not doing well, not just the lyrics of a song, but announced them tamales and 5 protest movement, celebrating one year of demonstrations that led to the toppling of former president the brain. but our cater by the military gender, some old fine thing, death to friends and their allies, other hold the portrait of moneys, new strong men. do until you see me go. last week he orchestrated a 2nd qu, detainee, the prime minister and president of the transition government, of course, is support. see me guy. i like it. he said he's missing the country in the right direction. after this expansion of the african union and the west african body echo on the world bank has stopped all payments demanded from the former colonial power

in montes closest partners, is temporarily halting military cooperation. french forces will no longer support or assist the enforces, leaving them alone to fight arm groups in the north and center of the country. attacks have forced millions to flee among them for money hurt or al you'd jello. where i am from the state. epson is only present in summer where our leaders, the newer public appearance going tie in the white pick up not in his usual military fatigue. but it is today. he will be sworn in as molly's president on monday following a constitutional court order. he has now and the 5 movement to choose a new prime minister with started as a civil society movement a year ago to our former president is now turning into a political one with the leaders of the and 5 wanting to set the political agenda and change monday's relationship with international partners on stage,

the 5 leadership my got chosen by the movement as the countries new prime minister . he says he has a message from goiter to the international community. the molly is not an great maryan have offers that contribution when needed. hear that the french president said that in intervening, molly, france was paid back at debt millions. we'll never forget to frank soldiers that died on our soil. it is gathering molly's june days, attempting to demonstrate that they have the support of the people. but the crowds were not as big as they had hoped for. most molly and shunned the event they want not the military, but for themselves to decide on the country future. nicholas hawk al jazeera bama cove. if you appears on the verge of its worst famine since the 900 ac wednesday of ation killed about a 1000000 people,

the un humanitarian chief has warning it could happen again unless fighting in the t gray region is brought to hold. christian salumi has more in the story. the signs of the 6 month conflict in ethiopia as t gray region are as clear as rebel soldiers on the streets. thousands have died as a result of fighting. but getting caught in the crossfire with government soldiers is just one risk used by some 5000000 civilians they are in need of food assistance . un has warned. the country is on the brink of famine and troops working with the government from neighboring eritrea. the un says we are particular blame. how much of the current situation is due to conflict. while most of it really mean is the conflict this destroyed in august and livelihoods and infrastructure. the conflict it's rule, atrocity, mass killings, adoptions, sexual violence. but some of the parties,

i think all the evidence is consistent with the worry, the eritrea in particular is using salvation as a weapon, which is a violation it's. it is a breach of humanitarian law. in the 1980s heretic images like these of starving children, and e t o p, and other parts of africa prompted international outcry. but this time humanitarian groups say the word and the images are not getting out very both restrictions on information. and then a massive campaign to basically question undermine the information which is coming out from the region as well. and this is obviously a very difficult context but to manage her in active to work. and for that they say b, b, o, b, and government. and it's nobel peace prize winning prime minister share some of the blame here at un headquarters in new york. the security council expressed its grave concern about the humanitarian situation in ethiopia. back in april. now some

members are calling for even stronger action before it's too late. i expect the secret to concede to discuss it again in the days to come and to keep the pressure on the humanity and access because progress needs to be done in terms of human rights because the situation is really bad. and but above all, trying to convince different stakeholders that it's a good process. political situation. the only options and as bad as it is you officials warn it is only a matter of weeks before things could get much worse. kristen salumi al jazeera, the united nations fell head on al jazeera, ultimately avoiding the west cove. 19 for the past 18 months is right for vietnam. maybe maybe not the heidi and his face or post by us intelligence agencies on when

the u. f. o and 80 and actually ah hello, that temperature really ramped shop across much of north america. we've got some chevy raina around and presently just around the eastern seaboard into the deep south. a little bit of wet, whether to just pushing in across the pacific northwest. but the heat really is the story reco breaking heat for many over towards the west coast. central air is look at when he paid 36 celsius 36 celsius minneapolis as well. warm enough in calgary at around $26.00 degrees. it is 6 or 7 celsius above the seas. labrenz calgary cools down a little as we go. 13, west at day. 14 degrees cloud and rain rolling in, but it stays very warm in 2 central parts of north america. some decent walk over

towards the east coast as we go on through the we can, we'll see the sherry way and then pushing into western parts of canada, one or 2 shells into eastern parts of canada and also just around the carolinas, across the deep south. and heavy burst of rain coming through here as we pushed on into sunday, right across the mississippi valley, we are likely to see widespread flooding. one of 2 spots here could well see as much as 100 millimeters of right or more. so some heavy and sundry downpours coming through russia find the re showers 2 across the greats around to this keep seeing some heavy right along with jamaica and charlotte, but east. ah, japan is building a method to protect against devastating to domino. when i want to investigate that nature can beacons or if the walls will expose abuse to greater danger on just even frank assessments, lot of ways that the government wants one exactly have to and what may have met

taking to tuition might not be just again and in depth analysis of the data global headlines inside story on our jazeera oh the me watching out their minds top stories this our candidates prime minister says the catholic church must take responsibility for its role in running residential schools. indigenous children off the remains of charging 15 children were found at one of the former institutions last month and thousands of millions in the capital obamacare have shown their support to the military gentlemen. first radi since

colonel see me going to seize power last month. he's been facing international backlash view as he monetary in chief is warning that the northern te gray region is on the verge of famine. mark local, if the sci fi to allow a to reach millions of people. the european union's new special envoy, have ganeth dawn, has made his 1st visit to the country, thomas nicholas, and many females. students who survived a bomb attack missed school last month, out there, a gained access to the meeting and spoke to the invoice before he left couple piece talks. and these talks or similar talks in another venue. and i'm not suggesting that that should be a change of venue because i think has played and is playing a very prominent role and constructive role. they have to, they have to continue and they have to succeed. because if they don't,

we do not see any, any, any hope in the, in the near future. we see that violence will continue, the suffering will continue, which is not suffering on one side, only it is suffering across this time. so while i agree with the assessment that there has not been substantial or that has not been substantial progress in these talks, we now see part of the team of republic returning to door. we hope to hear from the taliban. what, what their roadmap is, how they see the next steps forward, and it will be even more important over the months to come by, man, many africans fear the further increase in violence after the withdrawal of the troops, that there are some elements to hold onto. so that even if violence escalades, there will be in parallel talks when continue vietnam has the past 8000 confirmed code 19 cases. the majority coming in the last month. the search has

been linked back to the very 1st detective in india and has authorities enforcing strict new measures and testing millions of residence. so all about us is this report. vietnam had evaded the worst of covered 19 for 18 months. now cases are on the rise and this is the front line. health work is armed with test kits and here and her cim in city. they say all $13000000.00 residents will be swapped. the country has so far reported a thousands in fictions, $5000.00 of which came in the last month. its highest number of cases in a week was recorded last week. the search has been linked to the various 1st detectors in india and has spread to all of vietnam's. 31 municipalities. well i went to ireland. i did the dish and engine mute, and viruses and predictable this day. because i see people getting sick for longer and it's spreading faster. i watch tv and i saw so many debts in india. so i'm

really worried about vietnam right now. the nom has responded with containment missions like tasting, social distancing, and locked down. shops, bars and restaurants have been closed. religious activities suspended this intersection and hold. sheeman city is usually gridlock during the rush hour. traffic is now 5 percent of what it was. international inbound flights have been suspended at both hanoi and hotel min city airports. the vietnam is missing a crucial weapon. vaccines availability is limited, meaning just those 1000 people a fully vaccinated that 0.03 percent of the population. big. now, we can say vietnam is one of the countries successfully fighting private 19 without the vaccine. however, fixed the economy and we understand that the method of prevention without vaccines is only temporary. the key to prevention is still the vaccine.

vietnam is developing its own vaccine, but until that is approved in cases contained, this is how life will be school holidays spent playing p no, and she said home nature appreciated from the balcony. the calculated visit to the supermarket. for example, before i went to the market every day, now i go to buy food for 3 or 4 days or even a week. i want to minimize the need to go out. and when i go on the street, i always wear a mask and use the sanitizer immediately when i'm home. last year, vietnam was praised as a model country of how to respond to the pandemic. it had some of the lowest numbers in the world. now with a more barrel and strain among them, its people must rally once more. shall at bellis al jazeera brazilian drug regulators have given the green light for the country to import the russian current of ours vaccine. sputnik v, as also voted to approve the carfax in short,

made by borrow biotech in india. sputnik re jobs will now arrive in brazil in july . the state health regulates, had previously rejected import with the russian vaccine despite desperate cause from brazil, governors, brazil's government, and south american football authorities insisting the copa america football tournaments do go ahead. that's despite growing concerns about playing in the midst of the current of ours pandemic. the new formula reports from when is aries? the no one loves there for more than fans and brazil, 5 times woke up champions. 9 times when his current holders of the copper america for the future of that on him. and he's now in doubt less than 2 weeks before it's due to kick off in brazil. ya, romeo. this is not the time to host to cope america because it will bring to this here the find, the mega, not that over and we have not been vaccinated. i think the eventual but cancel this

year. as simple as that, many of brazil's european bass players are reported to be unhappy about participating, but keeping their opinions private and so next week when they complete their latest round world cup, qualifying matches from it, you know, they say to she said to nigga, is this difficult, yes. has it cause damage? yes. and when you're not focused, that does cause problems. but i've got to deal with us and play well to get the results we deserve. brazil is also divided on political lines, the mayor of rio de janeiro, one of the 4 host cities, says if corona, virus numbers keep rising, he might be forced to call that she is off. no, no, i don't. b, james got by bed. we didn't ask for the cop america if you ask my opinion, but i think it's not wise to hold a big tournament like this one more position workers party has launched a legal case to have the tournament stopped. the virus is killed, 4 170000 people. in brazil, many 17000000 have been infected. the hospitals are

a breaking point. the prison jabal sonata will insist, life must continue as normal. look you different, the goes in a fit at all. as far as my government sees it, the cooper medica will be held in brazil when i was approached, when i was told argentina was no longer hosting. i said yes at once. i spoke with the ministers involved and the decision was unanimous. the south american football federation called me bowl says all players and officials will be vaccinated and the 28 matches enforce it is conducted in the most sanitary conditions possible. they reject accusations they're only going ahead with the tournament for the money thing . they will end up losing revenues with the games being played. an empty stadium. brazil only had a few weeks to prepare after the original co host columbia knowledge and tina were forced to withdraw as a scramble to get ready in time. but donaldson divisions continue to grow and the copper america tournament is thrown into further term oil. daniel shawn,

there are 201 a cyrus. witnesses in london have been giving testimony on alleged human rights abuses against chinas weekend muslims. it's not boxed by the british government and has no power to sanction china, but organize this hope. it will spark and international movements to stop more pieces from taking place. research just say around 1000000 people have been confined and re education camps in china's. she's young region in recent years, trying to deny those allegations. and okay, parties, jerusalem, hundreds of people have held a marathon in solidarity with palestinian families facing forth expulsion. the run began and shake to ra and ended in still one scuffle between the protesters and israeli soldiers, dozens, the palestinians living in the 2 neighborhoods on the threats of leasing their homes to israeli settlers. earlier palestinian purchases gathered in the

occupied west bank testers have rallied against inigo israeli settlements. that 2, at least 20 people were injured. facebook has suspended former us president donald trump for 2 years. the social media company says trump was banned for violated community standards in connection with the capitol hill, ryan, by supportive in january 6th. earlier, he had also been banned by twitter. any report by us intelligence agencies on an identified aerial phenomena or us has reportedly found no evidence. the aliens on behind these mysterious flying objects. but it comes with a caveat. officials still con. explain the unusual sightings and can't fully rule out the possibility of alien spacecraft. when asked about the report, the white house says it's yet to be finalized. rosen jordan report from washington

. i think the idea of you are photos of contact from other planets has excited entertained, and even scared people for millennia. but there have been sightings of what's called an identified aerial phenomena or u a p, for decades. now, according to the new york times, us intelligence agencies have concluded they don't know for sure if you a p or real it's louise elizondo ram, the close by defense program researching you. a p. r government has already stated for the record that you f o, p 's are very real and we're in fact we are, we have established the task forced to study that. you don't, you don't establish a task force to study something that's not there. the u. s. navy has declassified videos captured by navy. they show objects travelling at very high speed

or sheets like a pyramid or suddenly plunging into the water wash splash. that up. and from july 2019, this leaked an identified flying object near san diego, swarming a us naval ship. and there have been a lot more sightings than those made public. now congress will find out what the paragon knows and what's been done with the information. it will get to report one that will be made public. the other classified eyes only for members of congress. expect the speculation to go into overdrive. there's something that shows up on these cameras, and because the navy doesn't seem to know what it is, i don't know if they do or not. but because they don't seem to know what it is, people jump to the conclusion, oh, it's aliens. and there's no reason to think that it's aliens. it could be all sorts of thing. the military released a report more than 50 years ago,

all about us foes. it concluded that 80 to 90 percent of sightings were ordinary events, which just seemed extraordinary but could be explained the remainder though we're mysterious with no obvious answer. if we can all agree that if there's something flying around and controlled us aerospace that that, that it's not ours and there's not a whole lot we can do about it. there's a potential threats while many believe this could be aliens among us. the bigger concern for the us military is that the threat comes from some rivals here on earth, possibly russia or china. that someone has developed advanced technology, which could put national security at risk. and there will be things that cannot be easily explained. in that mean, speculation will continue to grow about what really is out there. i'll go and i guess when they went to plan after rosalind jordan 0, washington. oh.