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special rapids who fees, mass atrocities, and more loss of life. there are reports in military june to is deploying tens of thousands of soldiers and heavy weapons to the north and north west. that's where armed groups have resisted its rule since the qu, in february, the u. n. says the military used similar tactics before carrying out genocidal attacks against there were hinges in the were kind state in 20162017. about 740000 people fled into bangladesh. a quarter of a 1000000 more people have been displaced, seems february's crew. the un says about 1000 people have been killed, and many others tortured or detained. let's bring in debbie started. she's a coordinator of old in burma, a regional human rights organization, and joins us from skype via bangkok. tell us debbie, the outgoing you in special invoices. me and my resist is at the risk of spiraling into civil war. but debbie, you say the civil war began back in february when the qu occurred. is that correct?

the civil war has been in progress for in recent months, because then terry step attacks on civilians all around the country. what we've seen in the 8 months since the start to is more than $5000.00 attacks, mainly targeting civilian community using air strikes, air, bombardments night, a whole amount of violence. so what we're about to see now is things going to get worse at the dry season commences in burma. debbie, what needs to be done to avoid an even greater human rights catastrophe? well, it's time that as the n got into partnership with the un security council, the un security council needs to step in this is the only body feared and respected by the military. and once the security council gets, gets involved,

perhaps the military will step back and step down from the violence. it will also create more confidence amongst the population who have been actively resisting this legal debbie a, the, and did. they were able to put enough pressure on the june by not welcoming them to its upcoming summit of a, the kinds of things that you're talking about in terms of that international pressure. well definitely, but it needs to leverage that 1st step by working by calling in the security council to set up a button issue to deal with the military. i think it has actually been quite a big step for asi and to disinvite the illegal leader. but that's not enough. and it's not just me and my that's going to be impacted. what are the implications on bordering countries?

if the situation worse and in me and my emily, as you said in 2017 though he got the genocidal campaign against her anger carriage, nearly 3 quarters of a 1000000 people, at least 4 bangladesh appear in the northwest in the north and north east. these are areas boarding in bordering india, china and thailand. and actually none of these countries can afford a huge influx of refugees, particularly when we're dealing with a corporate pandemic. so clearly discovery council that i see a need to work together and have a stern talk and have some very precise steps for the military who intend to follow debbie from a personal perspective. you are obviously the founder of outs in burma. what's it like for you to watch the situation unfolding in the m r and say the impact on the civilians. there i've been in human rights activists for burma, for obama, myanmar, for more than 30 years. i have not seen the situation. so bed. we've not had so

many political prisoners, we've not had this wide spread and systematic brutality happening across the country like this. if there, if this is the if day, if does any, the, if there was a time that the security council needs to get involved, it's now because the situation is about to get out of control. and we have to stop that from happening. if it wasn't already since the february curry, thank you for your insights there. debbie still had the coordinator of outs in burma. appreciate your time. italy's for my interior minister material sylvania has gone on trial for his role in blocking a migrant rescue ship in 2019. he's accused of kidnapping and abuse of authority. if i ride politician, prevented 2 vessels from docking for days, i would carrying hundreds of people. rescued from the mediterranean desperation led to some migrants jumping off and attempting to swim to show for more on his that's

bringing the adam reiney who joins us live now from rome. hello there, adam. what's happening on the 1st day of this trial? or emily, what we're gonna see happening on this 1st day saturday south of here in palatable is both sides proposing which witnesses will testify in this case. and the prosecutors have come out with a list of 26 possible witnesses among them. the former prime minister prime minister conte and the current interior minister occupies the role that my pay. sabina had in 2019 when this happened. now on that list is also the actor richard here because he volunteered for the humanitarian organization instead of one of those codes. so albini has kind of capitalize on that to, to say this is more of a circus, perhaps even a hollywood film and show that he would love to see richard year in the trial because that would allow him to get his autograph for his mother. but in all seriousness, we're also seeing

a saline in the court in palermo on saturday. he's already been tweeting from inside and trying to draw attention to this process to gain some relevance. he's blaming the left in italy and, and people who support what he calls a legal immigration for getting this trial this far. and he says he's just doing his job. and so adam, one of his how significant of a's legal proceedings, what's, what's likely going to happen? one of the ramifications they're quite sick. yeah, i mean they're, they're, they're quite significant because it's, it's very rare that we see some on put on trial and a criminal case for work they carried out while occupying a high ranking government office. and that hasn't been seen here in italy for some time. and it's also significant because it also shows us the 2 different italy's between 2019 and now 20212019. we had mateo 70, the rising powerful right wing figure who had come in to power promising to be

tough on immigration, ruled as a vice prime minister even, and said he's carrying out what the government had asked him to do. and that is to keep a migrant out of italian territory, or he is deflecting a bit saying he shouldn't be held accountable for his decisions to do that and block this ship taking port. but this is also taking place. as i mentioned in this italy of 2021 which the pandemic is the preeminent issue, not migration, not the refugee crisis in the mediterranean. and we see mateo saline trying to stay relevant for his right wing supporters walk. he has an opponent rising in the right sometimes out performing him in polls. so while he has a foot in the government, he's still a member of the ruling coalition right now headed by a center, right leader mateo. froggy isadine is finding himself on for footing trying to same government while also throwing rhetorical bomb far trying to point out problems with the government may hear a helicopter passing over policies,

the sounds. but so he's in a typical position because he has to maintain relevance to what we're seeing is him embracing this hearing, trying to bring back migration as a pivotal issue here in italy. we're right now we're trying, we're seeing millions of a time. so you know what the big issue now is getting back to work, making sure everyone's safe and getting the economy going in. that's a position that prime in a, somebody, doggie, is fully supporting. actually he said earlier on saturday that europe not just italy should not be spending money on the walling itself off from my grants. and he says this on the day that the former interior minister is read on trial for how he treated migrants 2 years ago. so we see these 2, italy's in play here, it's questionable whether solving will put it in a way that brings him back into some popular ranking him to polls right now. it doesn't seem that so likely. thank you very much for the update. adam rainy there, make sure you keep us updated as to how the trial progresses. the issue of undocumented migration continues to provide year pain politicians,

as we heard from adam. after 2 days of talks in brussels, the e you chief, ruled out finding why a fence is to stop migrants and refugees entering from neighboring at belarus. men is accused of helping them cross. some states have been calling for offense to be built as part of a new migration. pat. others have argued, the block must ensure people's rights aren't taken away. we will keep up the pressure on the loo, crushing co regime. we have already proposed targeted measures to reverse. these are facilitation for the regime and its proxies. and we are ready to explore options for further sanctions, not only for individuals, but also for entities or companies. second, we agreed that we need concerted action. and belarus as we observing now, is looking at opening new routes. it has offered further visa waivers,

traditional 3rd countries. and we will continue our engagement with these countries to limit this state sponsored smuggling. al jazeera and step vast and spoke to migrants in the german city of line sig, who made the journey to the ear, through bellows. more awesome and hussain managed to reach germany after spending weeks in no man's land between poland and bella. both, both of them fled the war and yemen and reached malaysia. it was bare. they heard of a new gateway into the you travel agent selling fees or amputations from battle over the toefl agent is it's normally they have office and they work for 10 years. but they contract the global see and agents my pass, i'm and hussein paid $1000.00 us dollars each to travel agents and took a plane to minsk from their attacks. he took them to the border where poland, they spent weeks in the forest between poland and bella was the bought got from

both countries, pushed him back and forth across the border. they say the bell of russian gods refused to let me turn to men. they told us, you will, you will, i will kill you here. you will be di, know, minutes. you will go to berlin for you. yes. and they talk us because they give us a cutter. they told us ok. bull on for me. go. and it gives you the yes, the, they give us the cutter. to do was to cut the harbert wire. we were stuck being sent back and forth between the 2 countries. the 20 dave valuations would tell us to go to poland polish for tenants to go. the opposite direction to but of this 20 days we have no access to food or water. and by lewis, you need to either buy weapons or peaches repeatedly. tell us to go back to poland, but the pay was captured by the polish police again and broad back to the border. we told them below this border is so dangerous. take us so anyway.

they said we don't care, go to the hell. after finally making it into poland, they took a taxi to the german border where they were detained by the german police life. it's a great feeling, especially women to lease quarters. they welcomed us and told us you are now safe and secure in our hands. what ask them and who sign have applied for asylum in germany? where they hope they can start a new life away from the war in the country? having barely so 5 there are deal. they are urging other refugees not to travel to europe. prove banner was steadfast and al jazeera life. see it's been revealed. the u. s. detained more than 1700000, the undocumented migraines and refugees on a border with mexico in the past year. that's the highest number ever recorded. $147000.00 of them would. children migrants from mexico and central america made up

a large sham crossings began rising last g, but significantly escalated after us president joe biden. to confess, the later of the notorious alliance of 9 haitian gang says its members and not responsible for kidnapping 17 at foreign missionaries. the head of j 9 has marched through port, a prince, flanked by hundreds of people in defense of the armed groups, men, while rap law reports a show of force by members of the g. 9 gang in puerto prince, wal images of heavily armed gang members marching freely through the city streets might seemed surreal to many. it's a scene that's become quite common in the haitian capital, some gangs like the g 9 or even trying to reinvent their image and appear more like a political organization than a criminal enterprise. hey, we want to build good schools, good hospitals have good clean water where the sons of the nation on the streets

dang, violence seems to be getting worse by the day. and growing insecurity means part of the job of public transport drivers is to always keep an eye out for trouble or voice above above when the police could do something for us because they're the law . so they're the ones that should protect us. but they don't do anything back, so we don't know what to do. ah dang. violence is not a new phenomenon in haiti. even government leaders have been known to use gangs in the past to exert political control. but locals tell us the scale of the violence is reaching unprecedented levels. fullborne security denobia who by associate will we need security in this country who can go on living like this anymore. we have people with guns everywhere, and police beats us with sticks and everything is really hard for us. we need change in this country. ah, despite the dangers, people still have to go out. if they want to make a living. for many residents of puerto prince and for drivers simply commuting

around town is one of the most dangerous activities they can do. running the risk of being kidnapped, being robbed, or getting caught in the crossfire of rival gangs, fighting each other over control of in parts of the city. an estimated 50 percent of territory in the haitian capital is said to be under the control of criminal gangs. and while the case of 17 hostages being held by a gang known as 400 muzzle has attracted international attention for an aid groups say, the magnitude of the security crisis has far reaching implications. the guys are expand day that power and they control on areas of the gap. it's a cd. and again, it's a vicious cycle. if you have more insecurity, then humanity, actors than the st absorb, t can no longer ring or she may die and serve is just an access to basic services to the population, which then leave the space to criminal gags to take power. this is the cycle we

need to break while some fear becoming victims of violence. others have accepted the slow takeover by crime syndicates. a symptom, perhaps, of the distrust many have of authorities complicating the efforts to win back control of the city from the criminal groups who are trying to run it. manuel rap aloe. al jazeera, puerto prince ante more head on this news hour, including the un suspends flights to ethiopia, to grind region after government air strikes force and 8 planes. turn back how thailand is using laws against criticizing the monarchy to target those figures against its covert vaccine roll out. and things get ugly for the ally lake is both on and off. the court fire will have that story for you coming up instantly. ah,

fighting is intensifying between government forces and to grind rebels in ethiopia is northern most state. the un has suspended all 8 flights to try after one of its planes was forced to a border landing because of government air strikes. laura burton manley reports the sound of celebrate re gunfire. ring fell into grave capital, macallan as captured government soldiers, a corralled and trucks and paraded. mccalla has been the epicenter of conflict between government forces and to grow and rebels for almost a year. air strikes have been raining down on the city for 4 days, and the government says it's aiming at military targets. some local reports say, it's also hitting for 1000000000 infrastructure for the good part of the year. we have no access to the to great region. we haven't had access for the money weeks

since june. so again, it's allegations going back and forth between the european side and in the cheap enough. but what we know for certain is that millions of feet, your plans are become displeased. there are conditions or for farming. the latest air strikes are forced, the u. n to a bought a humanitarian flight from landing. i think this illustrates just one more example of the direct impact of conflict or no humanitarian operations. plain and simple. um, right now, our flights are suspended, the lack of access for fuel trucks, for cash, all the basic necessities that fuel or humanitarian operations are so we can help the millions of people in te gray doctors. the mikella is ada referral hospital are seeing firsthand the effects of

a severe shortage of food and fuel. worried parents sit by the beds of their children, his asthma good. the doctor sent me. she's man nourished. my daughter is sick and i'm terrified for her. the un says acute malnourishment among children has surged in the to grey province. it says the conflict ravage region has descended into the world's worth hunger crisis in a decade with a little net. he's wounded because of war and suffering from lack of food. and there's no clear and in sight while, unless say government forces and to graham rebels remain far from a compromise. many remain vulnerable to starvation disease and thank just of a protracted conflict nor got a manly outer theorem. and david l county laid the stop took rye a famine at campaign for refugee international. he says both sides need to provide

humanitarian assess access. i think like the explosions, today's today's attack and the forcing the humanitarian. i have to turn around as yeah, enter the symbol of the lack of respect for the humanitarian community, the united nations and the n jose working to serve the people at b, b o, b. it will continue to reduce the amount of relief assistance going to be able to deliver on ground whether it be an integrate or a far or, and i'm horror. i think the united nations security council has a great responsibility as it relates to international peace and security. i would hope that the security council would meet to yet again, review this information, these events and push to either address this formerly. as a matter on the security council docket, or to start addressing this through the form of, of more course of action alongside with member states in the united states,

european union and the like the efforts of member states to engage with the governor. and it's a grand defense force to, to have a conversation to engage in. negotiated settlement continues to grow, but this needs to be done at hyper speed and it's going very slowly so far. unrest in s for cheney has lived dozens of people dead or wounded in the past few months. protest is demanding democracy in africa. last absolute one i came. and the government has accused demonstrators of causing damage and economic losses with almost $70000000.00. and actually can name reports from bon bonnie. the campus of car bois high school belies it's academic excellence as the best performing it is for teeny. now it's library and textbooks are chart and classrooms vandalized during unrest link to pro democracy protests in is not good. because as, as

a school, we always decide before having linens in class to teach them, we are still not yet good in online learning. we are trying to use it to pass on pot is handled for to good phones. to support us, began in jude. many students have boycotted classes demanding free education. only primary school is free. although the government pays for high school for the neediest students, the population is increasing in this country of more than 1100000 people. but the government says there aren't enough jobs. that's why it's prioritizing education. $24000.00 high school students will graduate this year and enter a job market with a youth unemployment rate of 54 percent high school student bermondsey missle. lenny anticipates, he'll have to build his future abroad beginning with the university and south africa next year. because of all this in the country was hasn't been something that

has just from up. it's been something that has been, you know, in the events leading up to this point. so it's no surprise that you know, everything is happening the way it is. so i think it's best for me like go study, i'll say, last year a cyclone destroyed. do do z laid do baze home where she lives with her son and grandchildren. she says the government said a team to survey the damage at promised a disaster relief fund would provide her money to rebuild. she has not received a dollar or a block of concrete. the family doesn't have running water or electricity. the one gets at that will. what troubles me is that i have nothing to keep these children. if i could just get my home rebuilt and food, well that's what i have trouble finding. the children in the debate says she can't stop worrying better mud house might collapse during the next heavy rain natasha

unable to 0. but bonnie, as for teeny dozens of inmates, have escaped from a prison in that nigeria during an attack. the facility in o, your estate was overrun by gunman on friday night. officials say it's not clear how many people were frayed. an investigation is now underway. it's the 3rd jail back break in nigeria this year. only a few of those who got out have been we captured 3 pakistani police officers have been killed in violence involving supporters of a band political group. a vehicle ran over the offices during unrest in the whole members of the terry e le bike pakistan, also known as tail. hey, i'm marching on, is lamb abad, demanding the release of their latest i ed hussein regime. he was arrested earlier this year accused of inciting violence. the u. s. says it's killed as

senior al qaeda leda in a drawing strike in northwest and syria. the strike comes 2 days after an american outpost in the south was attacked. us central command says the death of abdul homage alamita will disrupt the armed groups. ability to carry out global attacks. i sell in afghanistan says it's carried out a bomb attack that left the capital in darkness on thursday. the explosion. he's a high voltage line, supplying imported power, chicago, and other provinces. the attack was a further blow to the tele bonds efforts to stabilize the country afghan. this is heavily dependent on electricity imported from its neighbors. was beckers done and had you could send still ahead on al jazeera, wherein they bangladesh capital with thousands of him to activists and demonstrating against religious violence. urgent calls would be able to get

vaccinated in russia after another day of record corona, virus infections and deaths. and in sport, this title re stays red hot as formula one kicks off. it's north american sewer. vera will be here with all the details coming up in support. ah now though we're willing to alter and it's been stormy in northern europe, much of central europe been fairly quite recently from spain, through france and towards parts of germany. these cars precious high here. but at the side has been stormy, windy stuff, in northern europe, the wet stuff in the south, particularly in the western mediterranean, where in the valley, eric arlena, it's been really wet. not yet been of his 136 percent of what you expect for the whole months that fell in 12 hours. well, that stormy weather is still around,

but it's drifting away from the body. eric, so the window briefly be there. then it's the northern shores valgy area at risk, but only temporarily. and again, spain, porch cool and france were enjoying find where the most of italy is. a rush out around to the east of that now bay near for example. but look at what's happening in the tyranny and see the central medicine circulation setting up to bring really wet weather, to malta, to cicero, to calabria. and if the, and to the northern coast opportunity, this taking place during sunday, and probably last week into monday. now having said it's been stormy and he's still fairly wendy. i think at least in the baltic states, sure, and saturday as i was, is progressing from west to east to winds. will ease, in fact we're picking up something a southerly. so the change in the feeling is fitting much warmer for the next couple of days. ah, let me is a popular filming location. in fact,

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