unsettled toward northern parts dealing with us some scattered showers here 22 degrees in belfast on wednesday. off the north africa. we've also got plenty of sun pictures pretty well where they should be cairo. you've bounced up to 40 degrees. thanks to a switch in the wind direction and across the gulf of guinea. we've got our heavy rain as we head toward southern sections of nigeria round the gulf of guinea, but really from the ivory coast stop to see or the own free town. a high of 28 degrees on wednesday for you the news abuse and then accused by the government of failing to safeguard their families. and the fault lines investigates, institutionalized victim, blaming that is leading to survivors of domestic abuse being separated from their children. how many of those removal do you think were absolutely necessary? probably like 510 percent of the cases that most the abuser needs to be held accountable. not the mother failure to protect on jessie. you know,

most people will never know what's beyond the scope, the deafening silence of 100000 for how it feels to touch danger every day. most people will never know what it's like to work with. every breath is pressure with fear. it's not an option. but when most people oh the me or my stories 0 you in court is dismissed format. general reco manage is appeal

against his genocide conviction. he was described as one of history's most deprived and barbarous figures. for the late 100 people have been arrested worldwide after global sting, left musing. phone's law enforcement could monitor millions of dollars in cash and 30 tons of drugs receive and us vice president come on. the harris says countries ties with mexico, entering a new era committee. the mexican president, under my new lopez over at doors, agreed to corporate to boost investment in mexico and address the root causes of migration. the u. n says about a 100000 people have been displaced by the next is fighting in men mos kaya state. it's accusing government forces of indiscriminate attacks against civilians in the southeastern state says it's worried about the deteriorating security and humanitarian situation. kaya is one of several regions where local groups fighting

mean most military, june, to which is cracked down violently on the descent. since seizing power 4 months ago, which are now via skype from washington, dc by tom andrews as the united nation is special rebel to on the situation on human rights in me. and my thank you very much for being with us. it want to give us a bit more detail of, of what's going on in particular in that area of memo. well, we know that approximately 100000 people have escaped their homes and villages after being bombed by the, by the hunter, by the military. they have gone into for us and now we're getting reports that they are have little to no water food. there are people getting sick and they have no access to medical supplies. and what we've also learned is that the hunter is blocking roach that could provide aid organizations and those who are trying to get

to them access to these people. and i've also heard a report, a credible report to just to day. but landmines are being laid on the road leading to the forest, where these desperate people are. so we could be looking not only at the impact of the bombing itself, but we could be looking at a significant loss of life here in this, in this part of me and more. if people are not able to get food, water, and medical supplies, that they so desperately needed to it's a real, real humanitarian crisis that emerging here in, in kyra, as you mentioned that the possible landmines on the road and so on this stage, is there any age waiting to get in, or how likely is it to be allowed through? well, the big problem we have right now is that 8 is being blocked. and so there are many that would like to get 80 in, but they're unable to get it. and so the, the most important thing right now is number one,

anyone with leverage on minim line that the leader of the hunter use whatever leverage they have to get into, lift this blockade and allow these people to get the food and medicine and water that they took so desperately need to stop this indiscriminate, disproportionate bombing of these, of these villages. and then finally, i think now more than ever, it's critical for the international community to work very, very hard to cut off access to the revenue that weapons that to this, this country needs to carry on this blue town. and i have been sanctions put in place. is there any sign that that's having the fact or yet? well, there are a variety of stations. approximately 40 different countries have different forms of, of economic sanctions. and there are some countries that have some form of, of an armed embargo in place as well. the problem is, it's not enough and it's not coordinated. they're not focused, they're not adding up to

a coherent whole. that will have the biggest possible impact on the hunting. so frankly, i think that is what is necessary right now. i think that those countries willing to exert this kind of pressure on the hunter knees. they need to up their game. they need to increase the amount of pressure that they're observing and they need to do it together and they need to do it right now. and there was of protests on the streets and so on. and now it seems that appears to be a growing armed resistance. how widespread is that particular resistance and in your opinion? well, there have been resistance in various parts of the country for years. and some of these ethnic states that have been fighting for basic rights. for some time, we've seen increasing pockets of people and groups that have been seeking the means to defend themselves with weapons of very crude weapons. i should say homemade weapons, largely. and so it's, it's not significant,

the number of people who are involved in this kind of activity are very, very small relative to the very large number of people that are involved in the civil disobedience movement. and the various forms of, of non violent resistance to the, to the regime. but it's worrying because people, frankly inside of me and more, are losing hope that the international community is going to come to their aid in a way that's going to stop this locality. which is why i've been arguing and, and i'm going to be arguing even more now that these international efforts need to be increased significantly. tamadrius and harper tre on him right. me now. thank you very much indeed for donors. thank you. united nations security council has officially backed antonio terrorist for a 2nd 5 year term as sector general. it's a decision that was widely expected. but as christine salumi reports in the un, it's not been greeted with the same universal approval was his 1st limitation. in 2016 it took the un security council less than 10 minutes.

tied who should lead the world's most powerful international organization for the next 5 years? it's choice for the next secretary general and mr. on tony cook durish, be appointed, is the current secretary general. antonio, who terraces 1st appointment in 2016, was announced with a rare public showing of unity from council members. this time may have lacked the fanfare, but the council president had high praise for the incumbent mischief. we have all seen actually the secretary general inaction. i think he has been an excellent secretary general. he's a bridge builder. nevertheless, coo terrace will style of quiet diplomacy has been a different appointment for human rights organization. he's been to reluctant to criticize the powerful governments who handed him the job when it came to me and my and the military coup that we saw a few months ago. he was very vocal on that and he moved the us system into doing

something he made the security council meet on the situation straight away. but then on other situation side, you ravia egypt to china, where we're now seeing a 1000000 people and he's in term and how comes most of them being tortured as we speak, there is silence his spokesperson defended his record rights. we all have the same goal. and that is seeing an end to human rights abuses. we all take different roads to get their but in the end, we all want to get to the same place. 2 terms, secretaries general are not unusual nor are background deals to nominate candidates . but the process that led to antonio, gu, terris, shes 1st 5 year term was held as the most open. and us history reforms that again, allowed member states to nominate and interview candidates public. but this time to build it, no other officially recognized competitors. just the general assembly,

she'll have to improve the decision before the secretary general's place in history is official like to move that isn't widely interest on the me. al jazeera, the united nations, canada, a prime minister label the death of a muslim family. a terror attack, motivated by hatred for the family, died on sunday, and a 9 year old boy was injured when a pickup truck mounted the curb and ran the mover and action thought to be deliberate. the relatives of called on people to stand off against racism and is i'm a phobia, just intruders, as the government will take more action to dismantle far right groups. will continue to fight, hate, online and offline, which includes taking even more action to dismantle far right. hate groups like we did with the proud boys by adding them to candidates terror listing. and we'll continue doing everything we can to keep communities, sex. and you congressional report has found the january 6 attack on the u. s.

capital should not have been a surprise to law enforcement. the report says no one in the federal government acted on credible tips that supporters event president donald trump were planning to break into the capital to prevent congress from certifying the election of joe biden as president. why does there is rosalind jordan report? we usually work a couple of hours during the day trial. the pollings calls for backup unanswered, angry crowds, breaking in unimpeded. a bi partisan congressional report calls the response to the january 6th, the tax on the u. s. capital, a failure of intelligence preparation and imagination. a failure. it says lead to the deaths of 7 people, including 3 police officers. the intelligence was out there and we know that now. in fact, at the time, many of us knew that you all reporting that there was, you know, online chatter about violence,

connected with that gathering. so to me it was just amazing that, that intelligence soon i get in the right hands here. yeah, the report says, because no one shared the intelligence capital, police and national guard units weren't equipped and ready to head off any violence . we will never give up. we will never can see. and once the crowd left a rally at the white house where the capital, the report says the breach and the violence were inevitable. but this report does not analyze why the protest happened at all. which is why most sen say they want an independent 911 style commission. there are a lot of other questions that need to be asked in terms of why the district or what motivated folks to descend on the capital to engage in what was an insurrection? those are questions that need to be asked and answered, and the commissioner would be able to take a more full some a look at that. the chances of that happening are diminishing mainly because of partisan in fighting. democrats accused republicans of trying to protect

a former president, donald trump, and his administration. while republican say democrats are blowing politics of their own. one of my big problems with the january 6 commission that was outlined the, the members, the commissioners, and the staff was going to be appointed by congressional leadership. so, so again, how, how do you get to the bottom of tension, what congressional leadership noon when they didn't know the report calls for more intelligence sharing and more training exercises and improved oversight. but it can't address the bigger issue. why did people who call themselves patriot tried to overthrow their government on january 6th, rosalyn jordan else's era? washington investigation is underway on to hundreds of websites, including the u. k. government and several major news organizations went offline for about an hour an outage, a us based cloud company that hosts parts of the sites is thought to have been to

blame. the thought affected included the new york times cnn, the guardian and bloomberg, san francisco based company fastly, which is used to speed up website loading, says it identified and corrected. the problem said i had this news our christine river preserved by people power. how locals saved, and my cl, banyon waterway, and journalists covering the olympics. a warning they'll be very closely watched when they get to japan. when explain why the

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it's thought of as europe's last. unspoiled river, the v. o. so runs for 350 kilometers across bulk and borders. and as john show progress reports from albania, conservationists are trying to turn it into europe's 1st national park to include an entire river system. in the heart of the balkans, conservationist of fighting to save. what they say is europe's last free flowing river from the head waters to the mouth. the hours or the asa, stuff in the mountains of northern greece sprints into southern albania, and pours into the adria ethic and greece. much of the river is a national park, but in albania, the government has plans to dammit for hydro electric power. a europe wide movement is pressing the albanian government to declare the river and its tributaries a national park. because this it says is an unparalleled cradle of bio diversity. there's absolutely no systematic research been done so far. so we don't even know

about the huge amount of by diversity. what we know so far is amazing. you know the scientists few years ago assess the river in one place only for 4 days and they found 40 species new to our dania and to species new to science. the conservation of movement, recently one albania, is 1st major environmental legal victory. the government plan some 40 dams along the v also and its tributaries. the 1st was to be built here at cali, much flooding the valley behind me. but last september, the government cancel it on environmental grounds. the consortium building the dam appealed and in early june it lost the court case. that ruling means a cascading system of dams down river also cannot be built at the farming village of port gym. for example, a damn was to go up where this bridge now stands this farm and told me the

community was against it. and local resistance seems to have been key to defeating it. to resort because each momentum, there was no public consultation done by the authorities or by the construction company. we stressed this point and the court decided the entire bid process should be cancelled if you look at when the government invited competitive bids and when construction began, it is clear that it was in a great hurry for the past decade, albania has generated all its tricity from hydro electric dams, this gives the country energy autonomy and its emissions free. but global warming is reducing river flows and the capacity of dams, conservationist se sun and wind can provide renewable energy without destroying habitats. and what makes this habitat unique is the v o says unfettered freedom to choose its course and flood in winter. most people, they think they know what a river looks like. they have no idea because we all grew up with generalized with

damned rivers, with diverted rivers. albania is not a wealthy country and despise to european standard of living. but many local residents see a more lucrative future in alternative tourism and science than one based on exploitation of nature. now that they've won a major battle for that vision, that confidence they can prevail, jumps that are awful, us al jazeera, the asa, his gym with his foot. thank you. lauren fans attending england. you're a 2020 great matches at wembley stadium. will be able to show the vaccine passports in order to get in european for governing body wafer has confirmed that ticket holders over the age of 11 am based in the u. k. can gain entry by proving that they've had a both doses of the vaccine at least 2 weeks before the match that also be allowed in if they show a negative lateral flow test within 48 hours of the game, which is the only way found from outside britain will be permitted entry and this

will be put into practice on sunday when england begin the european championship campaign against croatia. gar southgate side will continue to take the need during the tournament, despite the anti racism rest, racism gesture, i should say being met with beans from some england supporters. a recent games you know, we've had discussions about we've all chose what we wanted to do. we all agree, it was the right thing to do to carry on, you know, taken a system that will keep doing that. we believe in that and you know, we want to stop the olympics organizing committee met on tuesday and insist there was no discussion whatsoever about counseling. the games that remain over how organizers can keep athletes, volunteers, officials, and the japanese public safe. when they begin on july 23rd speaking at the start of a 3 day meeting with the seas executive board, the ceo of take a 2020 said that would be no fun on athletes coming from countries. with high

numbers of cobit 19 cases, we could throw a candidate on amazon. it's inconceivable to do that. just the other day we announced the delegations from areas we just seeing a rise in the indian variance will be coming to the olympics fully vaccinated. i've heard the countries such as india, pakistan, sir lanka, nepal, bangladesh, have all discussed these at length with the sea and will all come vaccinated. appreciate the committee also confirmed. they hoped to make a decision about how many local spectators will be allowed to attend the games by the end of the month. and it was also revealed members of the media covering the olympics will be tracked by gps to make sure they don't leave it designated areas, such as hotels and sports venues. got on a new group. we have clarified some of the rules in the playbook regarding people with the team from abroad, especially in terms of media personnel. we will closely monitor the media by g p. s,

so that they don't visit areas that they haven't registered in their itinerary beforehand. they will not be allowed to use public transport for 14 days. after entering japan, they will be limited in the areas they can visit on top of that, their accommodation will be limited to hotels at the tokyo 2020 organizing committee can keep a close watch on cooperation with those hotels. as preparations for the games continue, the international olympic committee has selected athletes for the refugee team to take 56 competitors from 12 sports trained hard to be considered for a place in the team, but only 29 were picked. that sports performance was considered as well as that personal background. among those selected was syrians from that use. remo, deanie who represented the team at the rear games in 2016. unfortunately, the reasons why we created these teams still persists that we even have more forcibly displaced persons in the, in the world right now. and therefore, a,

it went with, i would think that we also wanted to create an i or c refugee olympic team. i took over 2020 to the type and now alexander's vera is heading to the semi finals for the 1st time. the german made a light work as unseated. funny it, our 100 defeat of hbo kena. dropping just 6 game barrels. a step closer to a maiden grandson title. last year us apr run up, is now $115.00 consecutive set to read on girls. and next up, a blockbuster semi final against the grants. so the terms that we want to win the most and before maybe the last few years i was putting too much pressure on myself. i was always which i feel like now maybe i, i learned how to deal with the situation with better. i maybe am a little bit calmer at the tournament, but at the end goal hasn't changed. and you have mentioned that the past

a short time ago, and he booked his place in the semifinals after knocking out what number 2 at dental medicine in straight sets that much is finished a short time ago in the women's draw tomorrow that i'm check with the fast slovenia woman to reach her grandson. course the final and she's now gone one better. god, number 85, the same pilot the day that in 3 set that i could never previously on be on the 2nd round of major. and feel overwhelming can it's hard to take it in like this fast. you know, it was a great opportunity for both of us, you know, to get into the semi finals. but i guess i managed to keep my composure today a little bit better than her. i didn't feel myself in the whole much. i'm a little bit sad about that because i think i played maybe the wars, much of the tournament and of the clay season, but sometimes is like my think i was very nervous. i couldn't control the

nerves during the entire much in a semi final that no one predicted that check will play anastasia public hunger, the russian that came back from a set down against a late and we bought enough winning the defy that 97. have a chunk of line up and have 1st grand slam, semi having lost in the quarter finals on 6 occasion when them on the court. i'm doing my job and i flight and i want to kill my opponent every time i place. so that's the difference. and i think i've, i've always had the game i've always played good, there's just my mental wasn't there. i wasn't fit enough and meant there may be not strong enough where i'm working on this aspect. working with support. tahoes is now quite recent. and already i feel like it's not into pails. argentina's a to time major winning golf and how

a cobra has been extradited from brazil to his home country to face domestic violence charges. the former us open and masters champion has been in prison in rio de janeiro since the beginning of the year after he was arrested for violence against former partners as well as theft. the 51 year old was handed over to argentine authorities out of the board of bridge on tuesday and will remain in jail and in court about until his trial he denies any wrong doing england. crickets are only robinson has the backing of his international teammates. after he was suspended for offensive tweets, he posted as a teenager, james anderson who become england's most a caps at test player on thursday. says it's been a difficult time for the team, but they accept robinson's apology. the english cricket board have dropped the 27 year old pending the outcome of a disciplinary investigation. now i think it's been accepted. he stood up in front of the group and i apologize and you see how sincere he was upset. he was and i

think as a group, we appreciate that he's a different person now. i did a lot of maturing and growing since then, and there were, if you call, it will support the same. let us all your fault from miller and i have more later gamma. thank you very much deed now heard of rogue elephants tracking through china has been caught on film, taking a break on its mouth and journey. it's the 1st time they've been seen sleeping in a group of 15 elephant started their long march from southwest china every year, a good and of covered more than 500 kilometers. the fire brigade is trying to divert them away from villages and farms where they've already caused hundreds of thousands of dollars of damage due to occur quite sweet sitting there sleeping in the meantime. to check out our website address that is out of here dot com. putting more news for you on that any time for me or tied up with

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