between those seeking wealth and those defending their way of life. gallop, or witness documentary on al jazeera. ah, you measures across europe has armstrong cases continue to serge. but the u. k. prime minister rules aren't further covert restrictions for now. ah, bugs the whole arm and you watching i was there, alive. my headquarters here in doha also coming up. who the fighter sees a united arab emirates cargo ship off the coast of yemen, saying it was carrying weapons. the saudi led coalition, as only medical equipment was on board lawyers for britain's prince andrew say

a document made public by new york court releases him from a sexual abuse lawsuit. and for the 2nd time, it is many days. flames tag through south africa's parliament. ah, welcome to the program, the u. k. prime minister says the countries health service will be under considerable pressure in coming weeks since it grapples with surging case numbers. but boris johnson says they won't be new restrictions while other european nations consider making their responses a lot stronger. where we challenge has more from london pupils return to english schools on tuesday after the christmas break. and the head teacher, richard challenge school in south west london, is worrying about staff absences that had forced me saying they'll be in isolation of beginning a turn. now we can manage that, but if that becomes 10 stuff or 12 stuff, we've got huge problems and not for the 1st time in the pandemic. english schools

are implementing last minute policy direct is from the government. all high school students miss now wear masks in classrooms. i like all the other teachers around the country found out about when mastering classrooms for lessons. when we read the national newspapers on sunday morning, which is appalling in my view, how is it that the press know what is going to go on in the classroom for her? teachers have even been briefed on that. but this is the only real tweak to paris johnson's omicron campbell, while scotland, wales, and northern ireland all brought in restrictions before christmas. the prime minister chose not to for england. he sticking with his decision, the wasteful for the country as a whole is to continue with the path, but where all the gamble is that vaccine coverage and on the crowns, relative mountainous will prevent health service from being overwhelmed. but even forest johnson recognizes its not looking good. the pressure on our in h. s on our hospital is going to be considerable in the course the next couple of

weeks and may be more because there's no question on the car, continues to, to search through the country elsewhere in europe with a new here come new set france, he's going ahead with measures announce last week, a 3 day work from home rule. for those you can big public gatherings limited for 3 weeks. and parliament is debating. change to frances health policy. only the vaccinated would be allowed in restaurant cafe and more. the health minister condemned alleged death threats from anti vaccination activists. not by the view, let us not lose sight of the fact that the objective of this law is not to restrict individual and collective liberties of french people. of this law is to save lives . what is it is to protect our hospitals and relieve the workload of our health work? then, despite opposition from some politicians, the backing of several parties means the lower house will likely pass the bill. re challenge out era. india hers back stated more than 4000000 teens on the 1st day of

his campaign to vaccinate. 15 to 18 year olds. the extended vaccination drive together monday with mac on infections. on the rise, several regions have introduced restrictions and time. kathy has also been imposed in the capital new deli schools and public places. and in other states, also close by the middle has more from a vaccination center in the capital. and with that, another teenager has gotten their job one of the vaccination center in new delhi, which is dedicated to inoculating teenagers between 315 to 18 year old. that is due the started getting there today. it's a huge bracket of population of about 70000000, a big expansion for in just vaccination drive, and a big relief for parents and students who had a particularly tough, fun damage. pools in india have been the 1st shot and lost to open. in fact, as we speak, many schools were closed again as cobra. 1900 cases started searching. as of now,

this population is only getting cool vaccine, which is it to job engine made vaccine given 28 days a box. i have a lot of restrictions on my family members to redefine the golden rule the walls properly. so i didn't go with my friends and get to watch movies in the hall. so yeah, i'm excited to go to my goal is to i didn't think there was any point waiting. we discussed it with a couple of doctors as well and able to pin in and we could get it done as soon as possible. and it's not just children starting next week health day walkers and many people about 60 who have underlying health conditions will be eligible for booster shots. now as we speak, india is seen a massive surge in cova 900 cases, largely fueled by the army on veterans. the hardest hit cities are moved by india financial capital, which saw restrictions being tightened this weekend. new delhi has also seen cases . such positivity rate is close to 5 present. and as of now, schools,

gyms and movie theaters are shot and restrictions have been placed on restaurants and public transport. the government says that hospitalized zation, those remain low, and that cases have so far been miles and them to magic. they say they will look at these metric hospitalization and us to decide if new restrictions ought to be placed. dr. chris, they come, i'm the director at the global health innovations center. he says, all mcclellan is likely to cause a rise in hospital admissions. could overwhelm many health centers. omicron has probably been around since mid october or so, and is now likely the dominant strain in almost every country around the world. we now have pretty good data from not just south africa, but also parts of europe and in the u. s. and what we are seeing pretty consistently is that it has a much higher rate of trans ms ability. there does seem to be a trend that it causes less severe disease, but that's not born out fully yet. but we do know that with the level of rises that

we're seeing in cases, it's much more likely that even with a small percent of people becoming ill, we're going to overwhelm many health systems around the world. if we don't take more aggressive measures, my own to kids went back to school today. and i think it is important to make sure that we can safely keep kids learning in person in school, if at all possible terms of making sure that everybody tests, if they have access to tests before going back to school is very important. making sure that everybody in that school masks as much as possible and to increase the rates of vaccinations to make sure all of the adults in those school settings are vaccinated. and as many children that are now eligible in their local setting, also get vaccinated as soon as possible. you haven't seen the rebels say they seize a ship belonging to the united arab emirates because it was carrying military supplies. the cargo vessel was taken near the any port,

city of data. the saudi led coalition says it was carrying medical supplies, not weapons. saudi arabia is a leading, is leading a military coalition that's been at war with the who these for almost 7 years. mama deva has moved from us in yemen. we couldn't tell exactly. he's telling the truth of the how these military spokesperson during his pressure, has revealed some pictures that he says, show the, the, the you a flagged cargo, cargo ship carrying weaponry, armored vehicles, and also marian boats. but, but we couldn't confirm such pictures that had been revealed by the how the spokesperson also the, the, the other side of the quality is saying that it was creating medicines or other civilian stuff. the situation is really developing rapidly the whole during his,

the press during the process explained about the operation. how is how they have conducted this operation of the, the cost of data where the have monitor kept to this ship according to the statement of the how these spokesperson. he says that the have kept monitoring this ship for 4 weeks according to her to, to him and also the, the via the accused it of carrying out to style activities in the long, the, the red sea and the legal agreement between the late sex offender, jeffrey epstein and prince andrew's accuser, virginia guar growth, has made, has been made public. the documents are released to an order by judges in the us. they reveal that she was paid $500000.00 as part of the deal. she launched a civil case against prince andrew accusing him of sexual assault when she was 17. the prisoners lawyers had argued the 202009 settlement could release him from

liability in the case that he has consistently denied the claims. michelle simpson, teagle jones, me now live from dallas, texas. she's a women's rights lawyer and founding partner at the simpson. teagle lot of good to have you with us. since and teagle the issues raised by sort of new evidence presented by prince andrew's lawyers will be debated and concluded in court. we have to leave it that for legal reasons. but what does this do? what this does do i suppose this raise the question about due diligence in the background to any case like this, the research that's needed to make sure the case is 100 percent strong, either for the defendant or the prosecution and the defense. yes, it does. and it's one of the reasons why the victims that i represent, i have to bet those cases, not just for the case or for myself, but for the survivors in the victim that i represent. because we want that case to hold up in court. i mean, does undermining evidence that sort of makes,

makes cases of sexual misconduct, shaky and corporate put victims off in terms of sort of coming forward. it certainly can, but one thing i always tell the victims i represent as not to let that fear or a predator silence stange, and that's certainly something i've seen. i represented a number of the women who were abused by olympic, dr. larry nasser and those women faced some of the same hurdles, but together they were able to join and they faced some of those obstacles, but they got past that in terms of the case and, and the, and the ladies that you represented in the u. s. gymnastics team, when did the penny drop the this was more than just one or 2 people accusing him and that it started with a dozen, then more than a dozen and then 50 that a 100 a because it was amazing case to actually look on watch from from,

you know, as far away as we are here, that this could actually happen in the united states. and i think what a lot of people don't remember realize is that women had reported larry nasser long before these cases became nationally known. and what, you know, what really dropped and i think changed sort of the face of this type of litigation is the meet him of man. and not we started seeing people come forward and saying it does not matter if you are friends or if you are the president of the united states, you should not be above the law. and you should base justice for the wrongs that you have done to people on a much wider scale. and i mean, how far has the low come in the united states to sort of address cases of sexual misconduct? i mean, does the burden of proof go beyond just a verbal accusation? i mean, what has to be presented for this to even reach a cold?

that's a great question. it really can just be the word of a survivor. if that survivor, if that victim's word is believed by the burden of proof that's required by law, whether it's proved beyond a reasonable doubt in a criminal case, or in the preponderance of the evidence. in a civil case, one witness and most american jurisdictions can be enough if a jury believes them. and i certainly have cases where that has been true. by that being said, we want to build and have other pieces and corroborating evidence. and i think the settlement agreement that we're seeing in that in case it is really to me a distraction. i think her attorneys likely knew about it. and it doesn't mean that prince. andrew should not still face justice because he was not jeffrey at steen. he has his own person. it is an interesting case. we'll see how the cold adjudicate so luck in the coming days for the moment. michelle simpson teagle, thanks so much for joining us from dallas and texas. thank you. well,

still has here on al jazeera, another news outlet in hong kong is shutting down with some questions about the future of independent media. and just days out from africa is biggest sporting events will hold, isn't camera and racial teams and firms about security ah hello there. let's look to north america and it's all about the severe winter weather that's been gripping the us and canada, in particular, the west and east coast of the us. but look at that on tuesday. it clears up nicely along that east coast is once again the west that sees the winter weather pulling in. so we're seeing more heavy snow for washington and oregon heavy rain as well, which could cause some flash flooding in coastal areas. and we've got some watches out for strong winds. now, by the time we get to wednesday,

a lot of that snow is going to shimmy off towards the east, across the rockies. we are seen temperature still come down though across the western coast, and there will be more wind to weather on the way. and it's more winter weather on the way for the mid west, and the great lakes are going to see snow fall into ron toe. and that's going to cause quite a dramatic drop in temperature will be minus 6 by the time we get into thursday. but there is going to be some warmth around on the east coast and down in the south . the change in the wind is going to warm things up. we're going to see the temperature in places like houston pick up once again to the early twenties. and as we move to central america, it's looking very warm, unsettled for much of mexico. the wet weather can be found in the south in particular for the yucatan peninsula, but it looks largely fine and dry for havana ah . joined the debates, 90 percent of the woodwork gees have come from

a common impacted countries. the climate emergency is putting more pressure on across the world and amplify your voice. it's not for you the future. 8. now not our lock candidates. believe you cannot lose hope. we know what to do, and we have the tools to do to get my bill on the stream on al jazeera. oh, the me welcome back. you're watching over there with me, the whole rom, the reminder of all top stories that a prime minister has. all the countries health service will be under considerable pressure in the coming weeks, as on the con cases. 3rd, also in europe,

new restrictions are coming into effect in an effort to slow the spread demons who the rebels had seized the ship. belonging to the united arab emirates. they say it was because that carrying military supplies the cargo vessel was taken near the gave any port, city of the data, and a legal agreement between the late sex offender jeffrey epstein and prince andrew hughes. the junior graph ray has been made public prince andrew's lawyers. they the 2009 set them up to release him from liability. in the case, he's consistently denied the claims saddam's. military leader is calling for an urgent caretaker government and new measures to deal with demonstrations. it follows the resignation of the prime minister, abdullah hum dock, who says political deadlocks, threatening sit on survival. pro democracy groups say they're planning further protests on tuesday, hippa walker reports on from the capital cartoon. these people have recently heard to prime minister out the lamb duke the 1st to hold the position following sedans.

2018 revolution has resigned and many in the country are divided on his departure is developmental because not a good hum ducks departure is a big loss to the nation. he had made a lot of achievements and brought progress to saddam. but the military with the reason he was unable to move forward on so many issues, the military is the reason we're in this crisis without it. ah, and it doesn't make a difference just like he doesn't make a difference if he stays. hum dog no longer serves the demands of the people on the street. he legitimized a takeover and blessed what they have done. and this was much less than what the people of sudan have been calling for. ham doth was torn in 2019 after the overthrow of long time president amaral bashir who was picked by the coalition known as the forces of freedom and change to lead to dance transition to democracy . the coalition represented the protest movement that lead anti government demonstrations against bashir is government, but impulse to monitor the collision has been divided. that became the basis for

the military to stage a takeover in october. placing him, duke, under house arrest, and putting members of his cabinets in prison, a month later he was released and then find a deal to form a government of technocrats side lining political groups. when he 1st took office. hm. dog's popularity was high among the protest. this and when he was closed under house arrest during the military takeover, many regarded him as a symbol of civilian rule. but the deal he signed with the military in november made him lose support of not just the protest movement, but also the political parties that brought him to power. some activists say ham duke's resignation could be in the interest of the movement. now the handle can step down, they realize that they need to get their houses into order, they need to get their, you know, they need to get everything organized and need to start from scratch. and i think also the military side needs to understand that the people will not the top dog has cited lack of consensus among political parties as a reason for stepping down. and as the political parties remain at odds,

there's little hope of both coming together to name someone to replace him. he but morgan august 0. a far south africa, the parliament building in cape town has flared up again. the 1st count on sunday at the back of the building complex housing, the old assembly chamber that's been badly damaged and parts of the roof caved in. the calls is known, however, managed to appear in court on charges related to the blaze. jelly wolf has more from the scene. this is an incident that has attracted a lot of attention in the past day. crowds from all over cape town have gathered to take a look at what is happening here, including danny. tell me how you feel. seeing at lee, along with national assembly bar rules many like it is very said to me, it's a very good day look for them ago we just buried with everything i actually lost was the see. these recalls are worth

a lot of people here. a loss for words including the firefighters who have been here lives in tirelessly. they were fighting for 24 hours the day before and the temperature for as high as a 100 degrees celsius. and now they're back out of the gander. and they're fighting this, which has just been flared up again. now this building is very important to south africa and it is a place that is the heartbeat of democracy is where the parliamentarians gather to debate policy and legislation is also where the president delivers the state of the nation address. and it's where nelson mandela was elected past the 1st black privilege of south africa. now there will be some significant cost involved and refurbishing this building. and there's obviously a lot of history behind these buildings walls. and at the moment those walls are burning down. and the other will also be a lot to be answered to in the coming days. one of the last remaining independent

publications in hong kong has announced that it will close journalists that citizen, do you say that they don't feel that they can work safely up to colleagues or take separate pro democracy news awfully rested for sedition crick tenant reports. now, from hong kong in hong kong, shrinking media space, another loss in a statement on social media, independent online news site citizen, you said it would stop operating from tuesday saying it needed to ensure the safety of its stuff. it described itself as a little bows in the middle of tremendously rough seas. that announcement came less than a week after stan use announced it was closed down. alas, after the independent publication had been rated by police and 7 people were arrested in october, hong kong security bureau accused citizen news of misleading its readers. when reporting that free speech was no longer guaranteed under the national security law . found a chris young settle, those who doesn't use not being contacted by national security police. it was

impossible for the small outlet to continue. overall media is facing a increasingly tough environment for those who are being seen as critical or troublemakers. they are more wonderful. young said he hoped young hong kong journalists wouldn't be put off saying there's still a role for media to play in the territory. a sentiment echoed by other journalists, full c'mon, oil. they have been a lot of media workers who express their sadness on social media, and i don't think we are the only ones who started in this industry. there were still a lot of journalists who are willing to try hard. i still have the hold and citizen uses the 3rd outlet to shut down after stan news and hong kong. last pro democracy paper apple daily. that was for to close in june last year after tacit was seized and found a jimmy lie. arrested. authorities have also blocked programs on public broadcast, the radio, television, hong kong,

and issued directives to stuff. it's now uncertain how remaining outlets, including hong kong free press can survive. the decision by citizen used to close is another sign that the media environment here is becoming increasingly difficult . yet hong kong authorities have repeatedly rejected claims of a crackdown. thank they are not targeting the media. journalism is not sedition, but seditious action activities and inciting other people through public access nativity is, could not be con, don't. under the guise of news reporting, hong kong chief secretary, john les criticized a recent editorial published in the wall street journal title. no one is safe in hong kong, saying that recent arrests had nothing to do with me of freedom. hong kong was once known as a vibrant hub for media outlets, but a national security law imposed on the region and 2020 has changed that and left many faring independent journalism is being crushed for clinic,

i'll just 0. hong kong they buffalo, construct taiwan on monday nights, the epi center of the magnitude 5.7. quake was off the eastern coast of the island . the tremor shook buildings in the capital to pay. they went to meet you reports of injuries, all serious damage. after hurricane falls, wind smoke destructive fires in the us state of colorado. a winter storm has just hit days later. scientists say climate change is to blame laura manley report child remnants from people's lives peak through a blanket of snow. a winter storm hit, colorado's boat county, days after fire had engulfed entire neighborhoods. the fire began in northern denver and within hours that destroyed a 1000 homes of the sweeping through superior town and the city of louis. so you know, these a quiet little blocks were kids play?

did this, luke resident and his dog. we're lucky not to lose their home. walking through that devastation yesterday was on one hand. hard breaking because you know, there people lost. are there the other, their belongings there, memories that were in those homes, families that were raised there us present. joe biden has offered funds to help with the recovery. and the county sheriffs, as such, is continuing the victims. the scenes are still hot. there still, you know, deep in debris, hot debris cover was snow. so as a very difficult task assigned to say, unusual weather had a domino effect. early trench or rain let to prairie gross his growing hide. a dry winter turned the ground to kindling and powerful winds down power lines igniting the grass. they blame climate change. this kind of event that happens in

december with a lot of rain to increase fuels early in the year and then no rain later in the year. that drives them out is very much associated with climate change. some lives have been lost and thousands more appended. if climate change is to blame many will question, how can they prevent this destruction from recurring in the future? laura, but manly, on to sera. now turkey's annual inflation rate says to 36 percent last month, that's the highest. it's been since 2002. the rising prices and drop in the turkish lira has hit household budgets. astra, the currency loss, 44 percent of its value against the us dollar. the economic turmoil is also impacted. old ones poll rating. an election is scheduled for no later than mid next year. therefore, combinations gets underway in cameroon. in less than a week,

the football championship was supposed to be held in 2021, but was pushed back by the pandemic. then questions remain about whether it should go ahead at all or not just because of the corona virus. alexia bryan reports on the streets of limb. they a city in cameroon, southwest province. it's not just fans who are taking pictures. it's a matter of days until africa's most prominent soccer championship. the africa cup of nations and security is tight. 6, it is a hosting f con matches, but lin, they and nearby wire are in the spotlight like a separatist fight. it's have warned the games should not be played there. my fear and fear of many limbered denizens is that the recent phenomenon of ah bomb blasts ah, which is has been happening in other parts of awkward division like it. moya can be a common phenomenon. but during the sir of con, or a period conflict broke out in cameroon,

and 2016. between english speaking separatists and the french speaking government. the armed groups accused the government of discriminating against them and want to form a breakaway state called amazonia. the fighting, skilled at least 3000 people and forced about a 1000000 from their homes. some rights group say any violence could threaten teams and spectators. and the competition should be called off. cameron hosted the african nations championships in january and february 2021. the governing body of african football and cameron's government, a promising a safe tournament alerted her, i can't reveal the measures that are being put in place. but you should know that just as the african nations championship took place and a very good conditions. aft con will also take place under very good conditions. there's nothing to worry about. huh. cameroon, one, the right to host the finals when it's teen beat egypt in 2017, ending

a 15 year drought. it's already been pushed back twice. once, because of concerns about cameron's preparations and then by the pandemic, some hope it will provide a much needed financial boost resume to live in a room our business because so many calls them over gone home, different areas, different hours, different countries were midsummer, new all are be well known, meet new friends menu, friends. others though say they won't be able to focus on the games. balsamic cameroon, live in fear for their lives. alex o'brien al jazeera. ah, your g o deserve me. so robert, reminder of our top stories, the u. k. prime minister has warned the country's health service will be under considerable pressure in coming weeks, as on the con cases, surge elsewhere in europe. new restrictions are coming into effect in an effort to

slow the spread. roy challenge has moved from london on board johnston's decision to take a more relaxed approach to restrictions. england is in a kind of system of measures called plan b, which doesn't really amount to much more than wearing mosque on public transport and in shops and also working from home when you can. other parts of the u. k. have gone much further than that, but england with forest johnson in charge chose a different path and it's a gamble that you have to say was at risky one. india starting campaign to vaccinate teenagers against cove at 19. the drive comes as all mccall infections, all rising. several regions have introduced restrictions including and nighttime curfew. in the capital, the deli evans, who the rebels have seized a ship belonging to the united arab emirates. they say it was because it's carrying military supplies. the cargo vessel was taken near the empty port city of her data

. a legal agreement between the late sex offender jeffrey epstein and prince andrews, a crew, a cruiser virginia, to fray has been made public prisoners. lawyers say the 2009 settlement could release him from liability in the case is consistently denied for claims. sedans, military leader, is calling for an urgent can take a government, a new measures to deal with demonstrations on the resignation of the prime minister of de la hum dog. and was unable to form a government and says political deadlock, threatened sit on survival pro democracy groups say they're planning further protests on tuesday. a fire at south africa, parliament building and kate's on a slab up again. if it's broken on sunday, at the back of the building complex housing, the old assembly chamber, it's been badly damaged and parts of the roof have caved in. those weather headlines, i'll be back with more news in half my here on out there. next, it's people of empower on counseling the coughs, the climate emergencies,

the price of going green, and why it doesn't need to cost the earth, the legs, and unlikely meter. and economics becomes the test bed for controlling our prices, plus no gold deposits to why that one of your walks biggest exports counting the cost on al jazeera. ah, the greek island of symbols has long been a target for refugees and migrants trying to and to europe across the a g. c. and the numbers have fallen recently because of cove. it felt excess return . when the pandemic receipts, but what happens after they make it a show. in late 2020, a team of filmmakers went to investigate reports of atrocious conditions in the audience reception chem, this is what they found. ah

oh, samuelson is a small greek island in the gmc line, just 2 kilometers off the turkish coast. it's capital vo fi overlooks a picturesque bay, a small town of $8000.00 inhabitants. it's well known for its speeches and cultural attractions. but behind this tourist paradise sits one of the largest refugee and migrant camps. in europe, whole over 3500 men, women and children are living here waiting for the authorities to accept their

asylum applications. the camp is divided into 2 areas. an official section and the jungle. an unofficial overflows on the greek authorities would not let us enter the officials section. we were told this was due to coven 19 precautions. although we saw hundreds of people come and go from the camp every day. in the jungle, supposedly a public space, the police frequently tried to move us on the bus several times. they took us to the station to check our credentials after 5 days of film and the message was clear, he would not one from anywhere near the camp. i thought the 2nd day or night, so i got sick, you'll think i'm today. oh,

i see. i get the comment up with that. good. so what is happening here that they don't want the world to see? ah i when i knew coming this is children. 3 mom. what mouth? one use? 6 her. let me me me me. this kurdish refugee fled the war in syria with his wife 2 children and his parents. they have been stuck here on some of the past 15 months. i was a student of the muskets university, but now nothing but it does i eating and slipping?

sims on him. pounds. the total sends on him just eating and slipping. nothing. it's not life in this family is no exception. all of them, regardless of nationality, are waiting here for their asylum procedure to be considered by the greek government. there are mainly african afghans and syria with over time. separate communities are formed in the jungle neighborhoods based on the most common languages, arabic, farsi, french, and english. originally, the area was a military town. you can see how it looked on this archive footage from google earth. in 2016, it was 1st transformed into

a center for migrants. but in 2019, there was a huge influx of new arrivals. must be official, zone is only designed to house $660.00 people. all the other migrants are crammed into tents, or whatever makeshift shelters they can assemble themselves. there is little space . the $3500.00 inhabitants are densely packed into an area of around 0.2 square kilometers. the official camp is largely made of pre purposed shipping containers surrounded by barbed wire. it is supposed to shelter the most vulnerable people. one of them is layla, a 25 year old african woman who fled a forced marriage and escaped from people smugglers. she wants to remain completely anonymous. how many people in a container like 8 and the few beds. we have to use few

bed and like to 2 people on one bed. however, steal 2 people in the same bed. and 2 people from the same family, no different families, adults. if you don't want to stay there, then they tell you, go, go to the jungle. a hurting lump continue. there was like 26 people. actually, everything is possible in the comp. everything is possible with a 26 or even more than that. it is fortunate. there was no way for us to verify this ourselves because we were denied entry to the official can, but migrants and, and jose have given us the videos, showing what conditions are like inside this isolation container is where coven cases are placed. ah, elsewhere the video footage is of the camps, other toilets and showers,

all of them dilapidated and filthy and host cleaning the toilets, indicate they're not being cleaned, they are non disinfected. so which means the carry a lot of diseases and we, we are very many people who are using them. you can just imagine charisma is a 24 year old congolese national with the university degree. but he flat this country 2 years ago for security reasons. he says his biggest problem is having no control of his own life that on the industry comment i. i see it says well is it to finish replacing? my accountant tells you yet. la newman is not on elizabeth tuff. i put him on for like a senior in fucking i've, it's, i've seen malaysia eliquis mutual vis,

young face, so overseas tallapoosa here please. so with the i found the least, her gu calling for the official will. basil playing tells you just on in the new more will have coffee share my content w i s i media quite a long claim. the last, you know, if we did v a, vc, vc and any sticky, doctor shewer's to jump in itself. it's done with dental museum level. if he had flipped on my dad in the i need to follow up on the dealers in a while. see what all you feel is a conceptual conceal how consumers, some official bar is decision law. the functional dealers in front seat belt was up believe when people for me, for fun in the corner, it's not on. you don't to look on that next few people question was he was, you know, kenya, this was our software better. he said, i'm more of as for, we're in more visit nicholas, you swap the. thank you. so is it a penny officials concern,

but it covers it has to be on the dresser. it's because of the machine excel is practicum. so, nor any money of cinema, particularly by cindy's on the dog doesn't suffice for poor sir. the only thing on these shores, imagine if i should, classic in, you know, a fan on last. when the monmouth style he via laquata, she'll be should be the, the miss smith. she plastic minister of his account up. can this girl not to submit a submit it almost assuming with months of waiting of uncertainty in such an overcrowded space. it makes the camp into an unstable powder keg. a coffee? did he go so he can we need to just pull up. yes, we'll see prophecy. yeah, just sofi cooler. last fall. talk to him in nova is just there clip lee?

certainly. but cindy impala shifted to the fellowship i of course, with your shocked by the migration. so those are only in direct sources of information. we have to get them to do this. we access the video meta data and use an exit to program which allows us to analyze the source code. we then find the exact date of the videos creation. the fight in that last video took place on august 4th, 2020. that's not to be confused with the dates of the video transfer on our computer. this video was filmed the week before we arrived with wrangler. the images show, the dreadful consequences for the camp. few imagined what they find in samus

village. if someone on the village is our most popular, you do some of this man is senegalese a stylist in his home country. he asked to speak with us on to the law of yeah, pardon me in the money in the application right in the here. no mail us a finance biscuit im not his mom. you demanded comma always to put us down don't but he got on the counter them paula met or no, not at the more nasa little mickey. now fraud. yeah yeah. but it did it. yep. a lot. so put my loving said donna, i think law buffer is elissa pot. well,

the camp authorities do provide free meals, but many here consider the inevitable boiler. no it is gone. is the memo. lashona must by madame one would declare to leonard caesar mazda, but as a boycott of his birth society brought it up with a laugh. or do you think i did all his apartment number because he must pass as a public edible waste attracts rats that are almost as big as cats. they tear through the tent walls to steal the food and sometimes bite people as they sleep. it's fortunate that so far the camp hasn't been overwhelmed by covert because it's health care facilities seem woefully inadequate. the syrian family has been in summers for 16 months. they wanted to tell us about their children. since none of them spoke english,

a neighbor was called to translate are you thinking in english? so what is the problem with the children with what has been and that shows that and get on a problem problem. busy no, it did. they give them in their 2020 killed. went to see the how the day in 10 years old. oh yeah. and can they do nothing for you to come back? a sheet a nothing come speak. go to have what's been done. uh huh. did you guys got the list that we get video go and there is a doctor in the account one,

the only one doctor for 3500 migrants with some additional care from and jose and volunteers and all of them are sounding the alarm on another issue the declining mental health of those. they see a man comes up and takes off his sweater. he wants to show us his scars. it seems they are self inflicted i. sam osborne, play with some of them. you are alone here from your family farm. it is 40 a good one. he came alone from syria to samus 18 months ago. the n g o that had stitched up the wounds later confirmed. it's not the only case of self mutilation. they've seen. desperation and frustration are driving some of

the migrants here to extreme acts. oh, a several fires broke out in some of the 2020 of 3 that happened to the ultimate to were believed to be caused by arsenal. john lucky, new migrants told us they'd been able to video these fires from close range using the same tools as before. we found gps coordinates in the videos metadata. we were able to verify the images are of a fire in the summer camp. on november 11th, 2020 fortunately, no one was seriously injured in that fire, but it caused much damage, and many refugees lost what little property they had. what makes the squalid, an unsafe living conditions. all the more disturbing is that since 2015 greece has received over 3000000000 euros from the lou to help at handle the influx of

migrants, the bulk of that money, supposedly funding the management of the asylum and integration program. ah, there is no question. the 3000000000 euros is a large sum at the migrants on samus are puzzled why none of it seems to come their way over pathogen yankee love wifi better. like i said, i was ideally, i, you know, the whole dollars. i see a video i was on the nino up in your local, it can only have one little let's get on live on the new shows. what that on, on a lot in knowledge, and i think the cellphone in the hollow killer will hit villa to conceive of it on a fairly far level. we would have liked to raise some of the same issues with the greek authorities. and we tried for several weeks to obtain an interview or comment . they said they didn't have enough time to respond to us. watch or

anything like that implemented within those at all. oh chris get wasn't there we should anyway. he oh, why does you didn't me, does rita and something and you more she, they'll never janetta was academics political support on top yet best on foreigners expertise. did you feel as you keep it if you feel them? i am de la monica say landscape last, any political philanthropy, husky, all the samples, only. he said no, they don't. you clear comment? don't fall out of them as mom follows month and nothing changes, some seek comfort with their neighbors in this battered community. oh, i

b as in night falls early in the summer camp after 6 pm, the atmosphere changes. for those with families, it's time to eat together if there's food, a job that but outside the officials own, there's no lights. the paths are empty and for some, especially for women and young people traveling alone, the darkness springs fear this 19 year old patient woman lives with her sick mother after fleeing the violence at home. now every night they hide in their tents. a softer felonies. no, no papa is to just stand on that god. yeah, cause there will now this will say live resources on let go. focus on deal of that

. you're finished with back. sergio. bass. i was a kid dahlia militia service. the amazon it would value 1225th camino lash winfield for lydia with ikea on la oh, on a fair b r dan on my list. they said if you seen up on that on the parcel now for layla such fears became real a victim of human traffickers and turkey. she managed to escape and arrived in samus, where she had to fend for herself a alex works. they give you a text. no,

i was not given anything and i was given a sleeping bag blanca. heard and told to go out there to look for a place like maybe the the easiest one. they told me got your friends, but i never knew anybody. a man offered to help and said he would put her up for the night. but it was a trap. i was a field risen b. i never. i never had a place to stay. it was horrible, but i don't think i would love to talk about it. what she doesn't want to say is that 3 men took turns to rape her that night she took refuge with an n g o and reported it to the police. of course they had to enter again me several times like asking me questions which we are hurting me. but you know that is their

job. why should i say? and that is when they, they give me a letter to go to the main hospital. they needed proof and from there that's when i was given a house outside the comp what happened to the people who make cognition do it on god because. busy me my own self, i didn't recognize them. layla story is not unique. in 202040 sexual assaults or rapes were officially recorded in the summers cow with a g o. c. that doesn't count for the many more victims don't dare to go to the police. the feeling found entered a doward to so long a be see perhaps the reverse patient out of this is mr. aster, does he mocking men at 1st policy? it is on an as more not dish better than he says. so he's old switch bed he live found business via am fun vmc on vacation one towards us on on done how van is in

a heard from for 1000000. just look to and pacific. this is our as immersed and 1st name until fully tie again. liska burnett has been in greece for 5 and a half years for the n g o g local routes. in normal times up to 300 migrant women, a day might take advantage of the safe space. now it's closed because of covert. she says she has of hand. this is dan sash vegas tay months of south in camp english 1st canada. she had small arms and one candid peter lloyd philip names wilkinson tongue among can they tell finished up spaces of thought. this kind of toilet named amanda's house, had long vacate home if a habit of toilet gained to kernan and after oceans of neat options. as far as i could keep them off to tuition unit while i'm for hung harden with an a to there was a skipped in mavita and was keep yahoo see if he lay long ash long and with the the found unshed in missing doesn't allison. he had tracy can as a listen, alyssa,

soon in the in power, am you berkeley for 11 am on. does them come on this thing in indian camp? my mom dad kept in the most serious cases. victims used to have the possibility of being transferred to safe houses outside the camp with the greek government as close them down to as a voskus arc, vh one. does the youngest of yahoo gift tell us neu, a kemp, thus bald earth? not bad, and soil on thought. this olive took to when he saw that you found somebody belong vineyard. thing. nutmeg is out that you come in since march 2020. the greek government has been building this new facility 6 kilometers from laughing. when it's opened, sometime this year it would be a closed unit, and the $3500.00 migrants on samus will no longer be able to enter or leave the facilities. makes a familiar program. i. vulcan, a coal. yep. can and does his policy at em? ah,

it shall cushioning ahead once i can handle it until they get parked in. i am content not only matson and meats and feelin on till she didn't for 1000000 to some other me treating lloyd's and he's in his compton. am from tyler schmitt manor, in salad from container m. yeah, this is john jones here. thomas tish does those keys. plus ian, ian layla was one of those returns. as far as she knows she might see her unknown assailants every day. they don't know them on, maybe they are watching me every day and that is what is hurting me. you know, i just still being hot every day, cry by myself a. lauren and this is not something that you can share with everyone you day with it. the conditions we've seen perhaps explain why the authorities didn't want those to me on samus. a new camp might make a difference. but for now it's clear that the old one has done europe looking

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