aah! police and bangladesh of arrested the owner of a factory where at least 52 people died in a fire. he and 7 others have been charged with murder. the blaze broke out and a building on the outskirts of the capital decor on thursday. country child read reports from group gunners, families wait to find out what has happened to their loved ones. some beg him sister was working in the factory the day. the fire broke out. she is desperate to find her sister's body, so she can bury her. but a hospital authorities told her they will need a dna test and that could take weeks, as most of the bodies recovered our chart be directed. nation john, i left the la my sister was going to run downstairs from the 4th floor when the fire started. but the line supervisor told them to stay, put, the fire will be under control downstairs soon. then they locked the gate by then the fire spread to the 4th floor. she couldn't escape, she has 2 children. what are they going to do now?

many survivors say the front gate of the factory, their only way out was locked, which meant workers were trapped inside. you can see that devastation all around me . this is the 4th floor of the 6 story factory building. this is a floor and most of the bodies were recovered from the fire service. it's still doing satellite job creation. number of people are still missing. fire service officials say they don't expect to find any more bodies, but will continue their search. no, we haven't gone at only 49 dead body yesterday. i don't photograph, we have a 100 over the all the borders should already and then in done, they have sent all the bodies to medical college and we requested the families of the missing process to contact the medical college approved if they cannot fight the disasters blamed on poor fire and building safety standards are common in bangladesh. one union leader said things may have improved in the garments and

textiles sectors, but other industries are still lagging far behind. it is complete negligence by the yes, it is true that debt is improvement in the government sector. and that has happened because there was an enormous pressure from the source, you know, sourcing brands or sourcing countries. an international community was like watching over, but there are so many manufacturing sector exists in the country which is absolutely overlooked. the international labor organization phase. the rope guns fire highlights the importance of safety measures for building construction in bangladesh and elsewhere. but for many relatives who lost loved ones, it will be a case of too little too late, and workers be let down that adequate safety measure are not in place. with child re, i'll just rob guns, bangladesh. although that fire was at a food and beverage factory, a series of tragedies in bangladesh of focus,

global attention on workers rights, especially in the garment industry. it's the world 2nd, 2nd biggest clothing export after china. in february, 2651 people died in a textile factory fire and should have gone believe to have been sparked by a short circuit in november 2012. a fire destroyed 9 story garment factory near a dot com. 112 workers were killed and managers of the plans were accused of preventing victims from escaping. one of the world's worst industrial tragedies happened a few months later in april 2013. more than 1100 people died when the 8 story ran applause, a complex collapse in the capital. outraged lead the bangladesh, a core on fire, and building safety. and european retailers like h and i'm in prime, mark signed, it was what was unions and bangladesh. factory owners. now as my actor is the founder and executive director of the i was foundation for workers rights. she says safety negligence is common in bangladesh, in factories and children,

especially suffer from a lack of protection. we had the law if there is a young law, got off workers, $5.00 in payroll for 3 hours indication, but nothing is doing. they are working as they get stand to do a ball or 7 days a week, and they don't follow the rules and regulations because they are not seriously thinking the what is the important and value because they're only greedy and get the rocky because our workers are getting very low, we're just in here. so that is like when the people are getting a trade union right when they have to freedom of expression, approve of movement. and also the profit sharing very important because they have a union, they have their own list that they cannot love their bill and that they can do

anything like this. police and india are investigating how doesn't the muslim women were put up for sale in fake online auctions. photographs of some 80 women taken without their consent were uploaded on an app with the caption. so the deal of the day that word is a derogatory slang term used for india and muslim women. the people who created the app reportedly used fake identities. after the widespread outrage, the website hosting, the caption was taken down. fatima con is a journalist and one of the women targeted by that fake auction. she says this kind of online harassment is increased in india over the past few years in the last couple of years. and he moved from hayden because she has become transparent in this country in india. and i mean of also the fact is that the common step among all these means is that these are vocal muslim demand. they talk about this and have, and bigotry, and fax on very vocally on their social media or write about it. the activists or

journalists such as myself, will use the ban to talk about them actively. and the idea is to mediate the ideas, to say that you don't belong in the public domain. you cannot use your voice to say the same. and i would like to have this, i know for the fact that people have been trying to when will try to white into an old mean you show, you know, into any show you which indefinitely is. but this is an issue methodically coupled with lots and lots of this drama. because let's remember the, the, specifically mostly the men who are not all remember, the men who use their voice. destiny. us president joe biden has called on russia one represented crackdown on cyber criminals. last week, more than a 1000 businesses in the u. s. were affected by a ransomware attack originating from russia, security analyst sworn such attacks become the main focus of groups seeking to extort payments from companies. iran says it's experience they 2nd cyber attack on

its transport ministry after its website was taken offline. train services were disrupted when hackers interfered with station notices and boards and computer systems for staff were shut down on saturday. officials did not say who they thought was behind the attack, or if any ransom was demanded in iraq, protest have been held since last october over what human rights groups describe is assassination carried out with impunity? rights groups say nearly 600 protesters have been killed since 2019. and now activists and journalists are being ambushed and murdered. but there had been few arrests. natasha name reports from baghdad. bullet holes riddle. this s u v. where i made a bill summit was murdered in basra in january. the prominent television journalist and father of 3 young children was driving home after covering an anti government protest. his photographer was also killed. the lot of the top of our lives are in

danger. we could be killed at any 2nd. there is no security. there is no government . just all grooves and political parties for men have been arrested in connection with the murders. no trial date has been set in iraq. abdul some ads case is a rare instance where arrests have been made. the rocky high commission for human rights says since anti government protest began in 201935 journalists and activists have been murdered. and there have been 82 assassination attempts. no one has been convicted. armed groups are widely suspected with elections due in october. the commission believes the assassinations will increase a negative non legal, illegal competition. and even we can say it as criminal competition between the traditional parties and the new a newly formed one. so everyone trying to,

to say that i am number one and them the most powerful and absence of accountability. absence of any real estate from the government, making the case more complicated. the prime minister mustafah academy paid a visit to this heartbroken father last august. rehab jo cool was killed in her car while stopped at an intersection in bus route. her sister and her friend were also shot and survived. your crew was an outspoken voice during protests and had been threatened on social media, a set of wireless shuffling, very much. not a lot of. she influenced many people in our society and maybe ram was a role model for iraqi women in basrah. they should have a personality and opinion, a clear vision for the future and goals. thank god, ram achieved so many of hers. your cubes family is still waiting for news of arrest as anger against the violence grows across iraq. the government is asking people to

be patient and promises arrest will be made. the families of your coup and abdul. some i'd say. iraqis must carry on the mission. their loved ones began to help build their country into a place where its citizens are no longer murdered. with impunity, natasha name al jazeera baghdad. the un extension of the humanitarian aid corridor for one year comes as a relief to more than $3000000.00 syrians and the last rebel held region of it. live rules are, there are reports from it gives medical infrastructure in ruins and it's making medical care hard to find for some serious, most warrantable people. a lot of all but with facing tremendous difficulties in the hospitals. the city is on the front line. the racing targets the medical facilities constantly, our whole treatment relies on the aid we received. the supplies must continue

without restrictions because if they stop in the people will only suffer more. in the last decade, hundreds of medical facilities have been deliberately targeted by the city and government and allied forces. international medical, right group physicians for human rights sees it has documented nearly 600 attacks on at least 350 medical facilities and the killing of more than 900 medical personnel. since the start of the conflict, the u. s. found the hospitals share their coordinates through a mechanism to prevent attack. but for the serious civilians, everything care that government attacks are no longer the main threat. linda, so back to you, i just had my 6 month old daughter is suffering from malnutrition. she was in a very bad condition and almost about to die. the after i brought her to the hospital and she got better. thank god, the medicine is freeze. i'm so good. the cool 1900 demick,

has existed beated and already a crew to many teddy cries in the country. city as northwest has more than 27000 core with 1900 cages and 497 cars. on that so far, medical facilities are short on peace. your has to detect the virus. the $3400000.00 population is running out of the nearly $55000.00 of code. 19 waxing, received through bob in abil fashion to the us cross board. that a mechanism may provide some relief to look at health care workers and passion. but it's far from a permanent solution to the health care crisis in the war tone region. the extension may be a temporary life saver, but the long term fate of millions of these, these people remain on clear press, will set about al jazeera lip area businesses across britain are being effected by an unprecedented shortage of truck drivers. haulage bosses have appealed to the

prime minister to personally intervene or face empty supermarket shelves and the supply chain collapse. charlie angela reports the team at toes the seeds has spent the last 5 years. developing a $170.00 different varieties of leap, producing seeds that will be resistant to disease. they will eventually account the 15 percent of leak for g for delays distribution mean they might now miss their windows for getting into the ground. the shortage of truck drivers is impacting businesses up and down the country. it's going to cause enormous issues for us. our customers obviously need it in time to so and if they miss their sewing windows, that will mean the crops later at the crops or later that may basically cause problems with a supermarket contracts. and you know, automatically that means that the products that allows you to be on the shelf sometime in the future may not be written,

is short around 800000 heavy good to vehicle drivers. according to the road haulage association, the combination of bricks, it covered 19 lessons and test missed because of the pandemic and a profession. failing to new, a new recruit, who created the perfect storm. we've been cooling up my agency. i mean, not, but it's been pretty cold up for at least 5. you have a wait, right? drivers can get a lot of money. as a result, supermarket, the warning of mt shelf school meals are being delayed, which could 4 schools to close when they just reopened and rubbish collection being missed. one of britain's biggest food companies has asked the government to consider using the army to distribute goods to keep supply chains from collab. if they're going to switch on kate less than started diamond logistics almost 30 years ago. she says shell to be empty by christmas and left the government steps in. so even in a warehouse such as this, normally by this time you'd expect to say it

a lot more filled. and that's because the supply chain challenges, ultimately speaking, if laurie's aren't able to refill fulfillment center, such as this. and then when are able to sell those goods on bound. and that means that a variety of people throughout the supply chain suffer. the e commerce companies often retail businesses of pivoted to e commerce to stay alive during this very tricky time, are unable to replenish the goods that it just takes. industry is urging the government to issue european hgtv drivers with temporary work visas. but the government has refused saying firms mis find domestic drivers instead. but there is no pool of qualified drivers in the u. k. just sitting around and peak delivery season is just around the corner. charlie angela out a 0 sorry of football is by far spain's most popular sports over the city. of course, the loaner asked residence to vote on what new facility should be built. the answer came as a surprise, as jonah hall explains 5 years alive,

and my brother also playing cookies and he's a loss. i wanted events and i got a baby, but i'm feeling very excited left because girls also, they are very emotive. they want to learn that things. actually i'm feeling probably this is the unlikely story of how a women's cricket team in a country not known for cricket. one public support to have a ground built for them to play on and get, and the, those mildred's. but in 2013, we started the young cricket, 4th alone, a project. when i became clear, there were a large pakistani indian unbundle the she communities in barcelona playing cricket on the streets. it was a sport being played weiss dozens of boys lorna, but would know where to play it. and i could get, the woman's team has spearheaded the project in recent years, especially because it has allowed us to work not only on social creation, but also gender empowerment when barcelona city council asked the public to vote on

a range of new facilities to be built using municipal funds, the young women launched a campaign for the city's 1st cricket ground and won the most boats. and this is it, a disused football pitch to be transformed into an astro turfed oval at a cost of nearly $2000000.00. part of a project promoting community relations through sport. an unusual use of the city's budget. as more established immigrant cricket is in the amateur capital and lee will tell you. i know what people think about 34 teams over here, but it's not overly popular with the spaniards. you can imagine they will thing that it goes on for days and days and it's the sort of baseball with a funny stick and i don't really get it soon. the sound of leather own willow will ring out from the barcelona international cricket club. the

plan is to turn this field of dirt into barcelona. the field of dreams, as the movie said, if you build it, they will come and they'll be following in the footsteps of their heroes. and the good i always see on tv, they are playing crooked, like barbara shadow in mom. mom has, i'm going and there are months every clear and i get the idea from the i want to play this game. jonah whole al jazeera, barcelona more sports news, the head on the news hour, and there's a new queen at wimbledon. australian asked the bar, he went, her maiden title at the all england club details minimum and ah, a football from spain traded, battling opponents on the biking,

fascism at home and abroad. footballing legend edit canton introduces up a nino in the battle a was used to beloved game to help himself and others survived the horrors of a natural concentration. i was rebels on al jazeera departed from the u. k. indoctrinated by some money as how can a young man disillusion by violence? we bill is like are they going to be killed and re unite? it's common africa. no, not for me. also my last warrior witness documentary on a give me the

a for the rest of the sports news. here's drama, banks terrain for the 1st time in 41 years. australia has a women's winwood and singles champion off to ashley bossy, be carrying episcopal to in her 2nd glance from title. it was a solid start from the number one he won the 1st 14 points of the match as she wrapped up the fact that in just 20 minutes, it looked like it might be mission impossible please. because after that that she took the 2nd on a tie right in for the 1st time. it's in 2012. the women's final route go the distance bossy, broke early in. the 3rd, which proved the decisive actually became. the 1st one seems to be crowned champion . serena williams in 2016 and fittingly, it's 50 years since her study was read in

a mental yvonne that the con, calling one her maiden winwood, and possibly talk through that match point. i can't remember it took me a long time to verbalize the fact that i wanted to, to dare to dream it. and so i wanted to win this incredible tournament and being i were to live out my dream right now with everyone. he made it better than better than i ever could have imagined i had. it was just, i mean i didn't sleep last night. i was, i was thinking of all the water, but i think when i was, i was coming out on this court. i felt at home in a way and i think being able to, to share that with everyone to share that with my team is incredible. on sundays, the man's time naval joke of it, just chasing a record equaling 20th graham. some title, while in the table are teeny, the 1st italian to reach a singles decide or at wimbledon is playing in his major and major final. the tokyo and picks may go down as

a huge mistake or the most resilient forcing events ever was less than 2 weeks ago before they begin. many in japan is still a cooling for the games to be cancelled, including these protests in town on saturday. who are outside the hotel, where the president on his back is thing. it comes on the same day that because she followed the host city. and finding found that in pitt venue, which was set to host softball and baseball games, it was the major sporting tournament that almost never was for the copper america find a will kick off later between brazil and argentina. daniel, sure. i'm that has more. ah, they go there in the end, the corporate america kicked off in june and ends with the final between brazil and argentina in rio de janeiro, as iconic medic, enough stadium brazil the hosting holders argentina. we have won this tournament since 1993. we doesn't want anything with leo macy arguably the best seller in the world. a classic copper america, but a couple america like no other. it's

a very different fella coast. all of the companies that come before because we have fans in the spans as being very quiet, very unusual regional co host columbia, an argentine and were forced to pull out just weeks before the kick off because of political arrest across colombia. and the spike in corona virus infections in argentina, the brazilian president jabal sonata stepped into host at the last minute, despite his own country's pul record on dealing with the pandemic. and growing political opposition with some general vision of doesn't genocide going on across indigenous lands, while thousands destined for vaccines for indigenous people is being spent on this cup and the cup of death look represent. then the players start getting infected me. it is very difficult. what i'm going through because i don't know what is going to happen to me. i'll be able to play football again normally. or if i'll be able to be as i was before. it's been

a couple of america without the color and excitement of previous tournaments. the big screens in plows is in the pac bars. normally the football dominate, especially when alex and tina reaches the final, especially when not finals against brazil, that this time the pandemic is the greater concern with the foot, which of the destruction some light relief and otherwise difficult time. brazil has lifted 5 world cops to argentine as to when all container has lum 14 copper america to brazil's 9. it's a rivalry that spills out of the football stadium. this is gina. i especially want to tell argentine as president that the only rivalry between us will take place at the mechanic. and i will tell you the result beforehand. 5, no, i say 5, no. these more pragmatic, young arch in time, fans disagree. the resume reading we brazil is a tough rival for sure. but if i try to get it together,

that can win and be champions. if we clear, well, we can really do new. so i'm very nervous and totally obsessed. i guess we'll win it to one, but it'll be a tough game. it's been a tough tournament played in difficult circumstances, but the football as it muff, as it always does, goes on the road to 0. what a cyrus, who's the english football association has been fined a $35000.00 the incidents in the crowd during england's uri 2020, semi final. whenever deadlock, including a laser being shown in the face of danish goalkeeper cas dash michael garcia. case team have been busy preparing for that 1st major final since 1900. 66, the whole squad trained on saturday except so faded. he's down with a foot injury, england that need to have a common italian inside. he's not lost in 33 games,

but they will get plenty of support from the 65000 firms at wembley. the majority of which will be chairing for them is huge. i think with it being at wembley as well. it's even more special. i think something we could have only dreamt over there. i think at the start of the tournament, we were here to try and win it and we've got this far now and i think we just grown and grown through throughout the tournament and not not put too much pressure on ourselves. 55 years since england want to major tournament, but the weight hasn't been nearly as long for italy whose last trophy was the 2006 wild cup. after flying in from florence. the italians arrived at tottenham training ground weather based on saturday afternoon. and they were greeted by some italian fans living in the u. k. who was singing? it's coming rome, a parody of the england child. it's coming home. and there were more. fireworks is u. s. c star con mcgregor weighed in his trinity fight against dustin employee.

guy one that says so i didn't see 1014, but last the 2nd bout earlier this year. i'm like the day before mcgregor didn't throw any kicks during the face off, but he did have some strong was joe and 16 hours time. this man is going to learn that if you disrespect a person's kindness and take it as a weakness, you must pay. what do these words. 2 mean you and what does tomorrow, i mean, you mean nothing. if noise tomorrow night tune in, i want to take you off with a cheer. the booze. i love you all to be an interesting bout. couldn't that? now that's all you'll bought from me for now. i'll be back with more a little bit later. yeah, very much so. thank you so much, jim, and thanks for watching the news. our on al jazeera,

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