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men man's conflicts could be about to escalate in an even greater human rights catastrophe. that's the warning from the un special rapid tor who fees mass atrocities and more loss of life. there were reports, the military gender is deploying tens of thousands of soldiers and tabby weapons to the north and north west. that's where armed groups have resisted its rule since the crew. in february, the u. n. says the military use similar tactics before carrying out genocidal attacks against the we're hinge a in the we're kind stays in 20162017. about 740000 people fled to bangladesh. a quarter of a 1000000 more people have been displaced since february's cur. the un says about 1000 people have been killed, and many others tortured or detained. let's bring in at tom andrews in at fairfax virginia. he's the un special rap at all on the situation of human rights in me. emma, thanks for joining us. tom. just how bad good things are dazzlingly emma. these

things are very, very tense. and what's happening right now is that we're, we have a dry season to punish. and that is traditionally a time when there is an escalation of military action. and we have seen of the deployment of tens of thousands of troops, heavy weapons and equipment, into the northwestern regions of the country. so this is a very, very disturbing shine. we have seen the increased human rights violations of many people are caught in the crossfire and we're, we're very, very concerned that we could be see now imminently a significant loss of life. i hope i'm wrong. and i'm hoping these, these calls for restraint will be heard. but right now i'm, i'm deeply concerned. tom, you described how the military's using tactics similar to before there were hunger attacks. what do you mean by that and what have you been saying? well, what we saw in 2016 in 2017 was

a mass deployment in we're kind state of troops and weapons on a very systematic of based and then all hell, fire broke loose and these troops surrounded villages. they attack them ferociously . people, many people were killed was incredible riffing human rights violations and torture, just unspeakable violence. and so we're seeing that pattern. we're seeing the massing of troops, the deployment in areas that the, the hunter has decided. it is an area that needs to be, as they say, open up clearance operations. now this is the term that everyone in me and more knows at least those in the ethnic areas. what that means of potential. very a ferocious attacks and mass atrocity. so they've talked about clearance up, they defined the genocidal attacks against the rainbow as clear as operations. and

we're hearing that term used again. as we see, tens of thousands of troops deployed to the north west of the time that is incredibly consenting to fee that the world is going to sit back and watch this happen on stand up and take action. well, my, my message to the united nations general assembly yesterday is that people are, have lost hope in the united nations. they truly don't, but that is people in the more they do not believe that the united nations, the international community really cares. and so they desperately need an action and i and i outlined up some of those steps should. the international community can take deny weapons to the hunter, denied money that they need to supply those troops. this is one of the largest militaries in the region. indeed, the world and deny legitimacy to the, to the hunter. those are the 3 things for wanted, needs from the international community. and we need to deny them those things we've seen indications than when that happens. such as when asi on nations that are happening after summit next week, they decided to not invite me not lying,

the leader of the hunter, immediately following that there was an announcement of the release of over 5000 political prisoners in me and more. so it works, international pressure worked, and this is exactly the time that we need maximum international pressure on this regime. sorry, international pressure, but what about it's neighbors, or how much pressure should, ma'am? as neighbors such as china, put on the gentle everybody has an interest in not seeing this thing escalate any more and to see a peace and stability and respect for human rights. be established, it's important that a, this hunter, this illegal hunter. i'm step down and the military go back to their barracks. it's emmy interest of every one. and so we're calling upon all countries, particularly the neighbors because they have clearly the most at stake. and of course, what we're looking at now is the, the potential, in fact, in some areas we're seeing significant numbers of refugees heading for the borders

. and we could be seeing a mass exodus of people wanting for their lives over the border. so both countries that border me and more have a great deal at stake. of course, the healthcare prices in me and more the spread of cobit that is an issue for the region and for the world. so this truly is not just an issue of me and more it's the region, and indeed it's the entire world that should be paying attention and taking action . right. well, that's a great way to finish. listen to them. thank you for your time. now. tom andrews, the un special rattle on the situation of human rights in me and my thinking. 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 abusive power. the far right politician prevented through vessels from don king for days they were carrying hundreds of people. rescued from the mediterranean desperation led to some

migrants jumping off and attempting to swim to show just sort of, i'm sorry for 2 reasons. for the time i didn't spend with my children and for the money of the italians are spending on this political trial organized by the parties on the left of defending the borders is a duty not only for a minister, but for everyone. and it's emphasized in our constitution, i think being accused of doing my homework is nonsense. adam rainy joins us from ryman has been covering the trial. what happened on the opening day that adam? well, the main thing, emily, that happened was that the judge and the court accepted the list of witnesses submitted by the prosecutors more than 2 dozen witnesses among them. the hollywood actor richard gear, and in addition to the statement we just heard from vini, he use that opportunity to ridicule the process. that's somewhat what he does a lot here in italy when there's a serious issue at hand,

like the fact mutation is charge of kidnapping and dereliction of duty. he starts to question the powers that be how they have any right to do this. and then really cool the, the system doing it saying what is the hollywood star? he actually said earlier today have to tell us about whether i'm a good or bad person, more or less what he said. so he's kind of joking about in it. this gave him a platform to both present himself and say he respects the process by showing up in court, but this same time really cool. it say it's a waste of taxpayer money and make fun of the prosecutors for bringing in a celebrity, which is of course, fodder for him on social media is something he's very adept using adam, what's the significance of this trial? and what happens if it's solving is eventually convicted? well, he's eventually convicted, he could face up to 15 years in prison, which would be huge here in italy to see a former and tear and minister in fact, vice prime minister, which was what his portfolio was at the time sent to prison. we won't know if that

will happen for months if not years, become because the long legal and judicial system here in italy and the significance. well, it's quite complex because in italy, what we have is this kind of window in time that this trial allows us to see through because it's, it's about actions that took place only 2 years ago. but 2019 was a very different italy and which migration and these desperate people crossed mediterranean was the biggest issue that italians faced in their media. and also took to the polls when they voted, elevating my to 70, to such a place of power. and what that does significantly now, let's see, the current italy of 2021, which the pandemic meant continues to be the biggest issue for italian. so they're not as concerned with this strong arm policy that let me have any rise to power. they want to see a strong italy back and shape back and forth with people getting back to work and the economy growing. so people are watching it closely. but solving in hopes,

of course, is that this gives him a platform to rebuild his image because he's been quite weekend recently, politically trying to out maneuver, challenge on his right flank by a rising politician from another right wing party. and what he's perhaps hoping to do with his talent on social media and stability to deflect and turn this trial into more of a media circus. maybe it's to show that he still maintains this strong opposition to immigration here in italy. and that he still has the political savvy inability to push aside any challenge. yours to that leadership position on the right. that's what he's hoping for. emily, while we were white and say thank you for your update throughout the day, adam rainy they live for us in run. rival rallies, taking place in hungary as the country marks the 65th anniversary of the uprising against the soviet union. thousands of pro government supported marching through budapest prime minister victor oberon is set to address the crown and opposition

lead events will start later in poland. mother and mothers have gathered to show solidarity with migrants strapped to the border with bella. ruth, the e. u accuses authorities in the bellows capital wings of deliberately lifting and cross into the block in what is being cold or what's being described as hybrid warfare. issue of how to deal with the crisis was a major topic at a 2 day latest summit. but there appears to have been a little consensus that bethany spoke to my rents, and jim and cd of life life sake, who made the journey be through every more awesome and hussain managed to reach germany. after spending weeks in no man's land between poland and bella, both both of them for the war and yemen and reached malaysia. it was there they heard of a new gateway into the e. u. travel agent selling visa. invitations from ballard for agent is its normally they, they have office and they work for 10 years,

but they contract the global see and agents. my passes 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 bellows. the border guards 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. your foot goes to berlin for you. yes. and they told us they cut, they give us a cutter. they told us, ok, bull and pull me, go and get through the process. yes, the, they give us the cutter to cut the harbert wire. we were stuck being sent back and forth between the 2 countries for 20 days. valuations would

tell us to go to poland polish for tenants to go the opposite direction to, but of us. the 20 days we have no access to food or water. and the pollution listed on the point by weapons after peter's 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 the taxi to the german border where they were detained by the german police life. it's a great feeling, especially women to release quarters. they welcomed us and told us you are now safe and secure in our hands. what ask them and who sign has applied for asylum in germany, where they hope they can start a new life away from the war in the country. having barely survived their deal, they are urging other refugees not to travel to europe through banner ruth

steadfast and al jazeera life. so it's been revealed. the u. s. detained the highest number ever of undocumented migrants in refugees on a border with mexico in the past year. well, the 1700000 people, 147000 of them with children, migrants from mexico and central america made up a large share crossings began rising last year, but significantly escalated the us president joe biden took office plenty morehead on this news hour, including an alliance of notorious haiti gangs takes to the streets insisting they didn't kidnap a group of foreign missionaries. the un suspends, flying to ethiopia, is to grind region after government, air strikes force and a plane to turn back. and things get ugly for the ally lake is going on and off the court bar. i will have that story if you like. that seems all

ah, he do. activists in bangladesh have been rallying in the capital duck her against outbreaks of violence. at least 6 people were killed that a hindu festival. earlier this month, it followed claims. there was some holy book. the koran was disrespected in the temple. they've also called for a hunger strike. there have been demonstrations by several different groups since camino clashes 10 days ago. the government has deployed security forces in 34 out of 64 districts. security has also been increased at hinder worship sites. bangladesh is constitution, designate islam as the state religion. but it also upholds the principle of secularism into hinders. make up about 10 percent of the countries, nearly 170000000 people rights activists have recorded more than 3000 attacks on the hindu minorities since 2013 tanveer chandry is at the demonstrations in tucker

hall. going for pick up the big show about school and the capital ga. gov. hopefully from all walks of life in those muslim 1st john will do a good place in love with the one just of many of them out on the side. we spoke with someone a, of all, as a mother in law, wholly hindu book was burned, many hinders. we killed minority to women. we wrote these incidents, keep happening, one after the other. yet we never go to real justice. one of the clear suspect was arrested on thursday night, but people here said that the people behind the cries for if it should be brought to justice and forbid, expose and advocate demand is of the state religion. islam should be abolished from

the constitution. i think we were born here with taxpayers and contributing to the country's development in every sector. yet we're being attacked and marginalized in every way. now we're here to protest and fight for a survival. people believe those politics behind all if they're one of the real people who are behind the standards to be brought to justice. not just a broad. if the justice is not met, there's no point in it. you're brought us in coming days. been act. she can glee is the south i she director at human rights watch. she called on the government to do more to protect minorities. this has been a, you know, something that has been brewing for a while and which is abandoned by the, by the sort of trigger that occurred here, of which as it, as the, the person that has been arrested was, was a man who deliberately went and put the court on into, in a, in a, him the shrine, which of course was the web was what upset be put up into this violence. but,

you know, i mean, i am encouraged by the fact that we're bonded, the she civil society has come forward in the way that they have to deploy this kind of violence against, into my knowledge. you know, ought of the problem is that we are seeing this kind of religious violence of across many parts of the world. and almost always religious minorities are targeted . and it, what it needs is for the state to take very clear positions that they will not tolerate. this kind of thing. that is public messaging for community hominy that people are that are responsible, are property prosecuted. and unless will happens and the message goes down strongly from the state that it will uphold the constitutional protections that are provided to minority groups. these kind of triggers will continue to how minority groups in pakistan, members of a band political group have begun. their march from la whore to the capital is lamb a bad one day off to violence at protests to police officers were killed when they

were run over. during the confrontations, 2 civilians also died. members of the to re key lab by act pakistan also known as t and p, demanding the release of their latest sod, hussein recei, who was arrested earlier this year accused of inciting violence. the us says it's killed a senior al qaeda later in a drawing strike in northwest in syria. it comes 2 days after an american outpost in the south was attacked. us central command says the death of abdul homage l mata will disrupt the armed groups ability to carry out global attacks. the us wants to know why israel has designated 6 palestinian civil society groups as terrorist organizations. israel targeted palestinian and g o. l hawk and adam yes. as well as the research center. the defense ministry accuses them of funnelling money to

a group called the popular front for the liberation of palestine. needa iep for him, a visit to the offices of 2 of the palestinian and jose, which were targeted. and health organization is one of the oldest passing in n g o operating since the 19 seventy's and people who work here see that their main man that is exposing these really violations under occupation. they've been at the forefront of efforts out the international criminal court, which is prosecutor announced it's opening an investigation into alleged work crime in palestine. israeli government is saying that help and these 5 other organizations are being controlled by a left wing palestinian party called the popular front for the liberation of palestine. chevy and had a new direct. it's not true. those are allegations. it's a lie they light and believe this is a political decision and has nothing to do with security. the same as to silence the voice of these organizations and finish their role on an international level.

israel doesn't tolerate criticism the campaign against palestinian and jose is not new. they've been targeted with raids, arrest our military orders to shut them down. as on the horn and cut out, they came over, blew up the door, stole our money, confiscated our recruitment, and when they tried to stop our funding and failed the escalated by declaring this to terrorist organization. now these organizations, they have nickel to do to fight back against the israeli decision and are hoping the international community would put pressure on israel to back track on a decision. the later of an alliance of 9 haitian gang says its members and not responsible for the kidnapping of 17 of foreign missionaries. the head of j. 9 has march through port of prince flanked by hundreds of people in defense of the armed groups. and while replying, repulse o show force by members of the g. 9 gang in puerto prince wall images of heavily

armed gang members marching freely through the city streets might seem 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. we are the sons of the nation. ah, 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. hopefully some awful bible, 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 band is reaching unprecedented levels . fullborne seeking, we did a vehicle by usually when we need security in this country. we can't go on living like this anymore. we have people that guns everywhere and police beats us with sticks and everything is really hard for us. we need change in this country level. 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 different parts. the city in estimated 50 per cent of territory in the haitian capital is said to be under the control of criminal gains. and while the case of 17 hostages being held by a gang known as 400 mcg also has attracted international attention. foreign aid groups say the magnitude of the security crisis has far reaching implications. the

guys are expanding their power and they control on areas of the car. it's a cd. and again, it's a vicious cycle. if you have more insecurity, then humanity, actors, then the state of georgia, g stand, no longer rain or she may try and services an access debated services to the population, which doesn't leave the space to criminal guys 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 were trying to run it. manuel rap a low al jazeera, puerto prince to spain, now and prime minister petro sanchez, says the government will speed up a to the hard hit. agricultural and fishing industries. on the island of la palmer

were part of the volcanoes, coin collapsed on saturday. lava has flowed into the sea and underwater habitats are covered in ash. eruptions have been going on for a month, and scientists say they won't stop any time soon. about 7500 people have been forced to leave their homes. and heavy rains have caused flash flooding in the east and spanish region of alex shantay straits were left under water with severe damage to cause homes and businesses. a school in the town of toribio aka was forced to close for more whether he is romp and as the season changes, we got a string of storm systems coming across the pacific. really just south. the bering sea from asia to north america already started raining in british columbia down through oregon, washington down to california, and this is going to be the focus has to be a dramatic change in the weather time with rain in san francisco and

a bit of snow on the real heights of the cascade mountains at night, just with like a change or weather type, but have a look at sunday's forecast. the driving of a huge amount of right across the central valley which will turn to snow in the mountains above 1700 meters not could be a meter deep time we finished. the rain is falling on the scars left from the fires . and yes, i think they might be put out by this, but you still got the risk of significant flashed bloody from that running off the mountains and the winds at their strongest on the coast here. so british columbia dancer, oregon just to give 220 kilometers per hour ticket a monday and a whole lot goes south, more snow for the cascade, the re reaching l. a in san diego, and easing off in the central valley. but that is a huge change of weather type for all of california on the west side of the us, it keep march me and landed become weak weaker. but it's just well the most major of a string of storms. still ahead on al jazeera, how thailand is using laws against criticizing the monarchy to target those.

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a reminder about health stories. this is for my interior minister here, so veiny has gone on trial the, his role in blocking and migrant rescue ship in 2019. he's accused of kidnapping and abuse of authority. him do activists theme bangladesh have been rallying in the capital against the waste. in spite of communal violence, at least 6 people were killed at a hindu festival earlier this month. and the un fees conflict in me, emma is escalating with a potential for math atrocity. there are reports and military jointer is sending tens of thousands of troops. the rest of north and west and north west of the country out there is diplomatic, and it's a james bay spoke with me and mas un envoy about her fees of the civil war that day . so really terrible because i know the people also many who are now.