storage, these rules are now flowing haitians back home. there is no president. crime is high. students can't go to school. there is no work. the economy is down. people can't put up with deportation, is not good for us. the news. an evacuation from the besieged, ukrainian city, and medical was put on hold off the reports of shelling along that corridor. ah, you're watching all 0 live from a headquarters and i'll find jerry and i. we're going to also ahead jewish new we're in ukraine, 2nd largest city, where people say they have nowhere to go off to russia. bombing campaign reduced their homes to rubble ready for combat. we meet the foreign volunteer signing up to

fight in ukraine. it's more that i'm looking for to get the people that i hope to see, they're not alone in this fight. and the un says 2000000 people who fled in less than 2 weeks of fighting. we speak to refugees, boring into romania hello . ukraine is attempting to evacuate besieged area that have felt the force of rushes invasion, or russian forces, or again being accused of violating a temporary cease fire. that began 7 hours ago. a convoy of buses and humanitarian aid vehicles destined for the fort city of variable has turned around because of reports of russian shelling the civilians in the convoy had been trapped without food, water, and electricity, while subject to constant bombardment. but fighting in the northeast was mostly stopped and bus silva, the civilians are leaving the city of sumi,

that's where an overnight air strike killed at least 20 people, including 2 children. ukraine, president, valez reza landscape, has condemned the repeated violation of fire deals with russia. he says civilians need to be evacuated from the see cities urgently or coupon to we don't get charged us or they are consciously blocking food supplies and water and switching off electricity in mary apple for the 1st time in dozens of years for the 1st time. probably since the nazi envision a child has died from dehydration. listen here media partners. a child has died in 2022 of dehydration. what we have seen a lot of promises and agreements are namely about the creation of humanitarian corridors. but they haven't worked so far, and i have no more time to wait in mary. awful. people have no time to wait the occupying forces want or people to die. one of the worst and car keys, phone to 1400000 people. it's been devastated by russian air attacks. charles

stratford reports in the heart of the city where many people have been forced to flee, but others say they have no place to go. a man walks carefully down a street totally destroyed. russian bombs have ripped through these buildings in central car cave. the area is silent and brutally scarred. shrapnel has ripped through cars, masonry, thrown in the blasts as crushed, others. flames still rise from buildings nearby. bomb craters and twisted steel. this street in central car cave shows you just how devastating the effect of russian bombing of the city has been. and it's higher, st totally destroyed. where do these buildings have people's homes in of private

residences, flats, some of them still smoking. one of the main things that many people here tell you is that they can in no way understand how the leader of a country like russia could do something like this to a city like called kiff. theresa is in shock. she walks around in a days looking at the destroyed businesses and homes. when you finish the brush up here, i cannot think straight. i can't find the words break you to hold them. it's barbaric, terrible. the world is shaking the can you? yes. please. i just don't understand shrapnel has ripped through the golden spires and an orthodox church. every windows

smashed wonder ground metro stations is where many people hide. young and old stand patiently in line for food served by volunteers. bowl soup salad. bread elona and her 12 year old daughter, nastier show us the train carriage where they've sheltered since their home was destroyed. to lose dissidence in us. it's dotted 12 days ago. our house was destroyed and she is not good. we don't know where to live any more. i don't know where to go with my child. honestly help us. it is no. there are many here like

us who have lost everything. them shit of their belongings and neatly arranged where they sleep. there are family pets here too. you have she? dorothy, with this book, boy, i thought we would live peacefully and happiness united, but i was wrong in the carriage, we find 19 year old violetta and her baby son balked on. he was born in hospital 2 days after the russian army invaded tissue. it almost had so difficult because every day we washed him upstairs. i'm so worried about him getting cold. vladimir putin told the world repeatedly, russia would never invade ukraine. kirk give is a terrified testimony to his lie. joel stratford al jazeera, called give

a foreign fighters are heading to battle grounds in ukraine after the government established an international legion for volunteers from abroad. sampras ravi has spoken to some of them. he reports from ukraine's border with colin's as the number of people fleeing the war and ukraine approaches. 2000000, some rush to get to its front lines won't be lights, bravery, or bravado mormon, like this one are coming to ukraine's aid every day. inspired perhaps by a social media campaign i've been calling the right oracle to arms for volunteers by ukrainian leaders under siege in their own capital . from her home near keith leslie. bustling, co says there is something to do for everyone coming to ukraine's defense. you are fighting the 2nd biggest on the and the world and the nuclear power, a dot to force all military resources are not enough. so we need more people here

on the ground. we need more weapons here on the ground. we need more sophisticated weapons here on the ground to be able to stand and keep stand as an independent free country. this is the struggle and the wide that we invite the, the worlds to join them. volunteers who contact ukrainian embassies are directed to the website for the international legion of the defense of ukraine. this is one of the locations recruits can find themselves signing up and boarding buses to cross the border. we met a ukrainian coordinator who declined to speak on camera or give his full name or even his rank. but he said he was there to help volunteers find their way to the fight. this roadside motel near the border has become a kind of unofficial recruitment point for volunteers wanting to fight in ukraine. we've been here a few hours and we've met people from europe, the united states, great britain, many more have already crossed over many more are expected to. julian is 22 and says he served in the dutch military and was deployed to have kind of stunned. well,

i'm not looking for violence per se, it's more that i'm looking for to give the people that hope that they see, they're not alone in this fight. he's still undecided unwilling to sign a contract to serve until the end of the war. whenever that might be, the open ended contract has also put our volunteers at the medical border crossing . if they say all you, you can stay in 5 by a 3 months. you can go home to see your families and come back to one. jo, mom or even one year, but we know in one year we going we got home but and it's going truck does no dag does no. when we could go home, you know, so yeah, that was the point for me to change. mind others remain undeterred. jay is from portugal lives in london and says his motivation comes from his young daughters that he is fighting to defend their future, their freedoms, the lack of action by the west. i just personally don't think sanctions are enough

and i understand the fear of world war 3. but as you can see, this is the beginning of world war 3. personally, i don't think i'm being brave. i'm just doing what i'd like people to do. if the u . k was under attack and far as johnson was begging for help, highly experience soldiers are sent to the front line. less experienced recruits are kept back to help territorial defense units and treat the wounded. j says he trusts ukraine will let him go home to see his family and is unafraid. as he commits himself to a war that could go on for years. zane basra of the old jazeera at the ukraine border in eastern poland, all that to carry off as a non resident fellow at the center for european policy analysis. she says foreign fighters are joining the war because they believe russia of military action is threatening global security according to the information from your premium government,

more than 20000 people have already joined this legion. and some of them are already in ukraine. we've seen yesterday. images off the 1st soldiers already in the trenches, soldiers from the u. k, from india, from lexical, from the us, from other countries on not just the western countries, but also countries in the other and in different parts of the law. well, you know, what is happening now in ukraine. it's not just ukraine business. this war is not just as bright to ukraine. ross reckoning european global security. so it's not surprising that a lot of people from all over the world, one to help you frame to friend of moscow is talking a lot. and he's trying to intimidate, actually the world in western countries from stepping up support to frank and that, and they actually didn't help you brain much with military systems before the invasion, because that was something that was revolt, russia, but it didn't have, you know, rush to it anyway,

russia launch their full k invasion of your grand won't be civilian targets, killing children, killing women, killing innocent people all over the country. so i don't think that could benefit elation because the situation is all it has already escalated and that's only the responsibility for that. like russia, stella had on al jazeera, great, tortured and abandoned restricted rocky women abused by iso fighters about what they're doing to rebuild their life. ah, that heavy rain tends to move around back in se asia. more recently it's been problem put than in su, marcher for the biggest sunstone. it's been the last 24 hours. but in the next 24 or 48, this orange mass is moving of the west. part of phillip is probably one. and it

might just touch the north of borneo, the radical orange tops elsewhere. so flash funding is still potentially there in java or in bali or in west half you. but there's no sort of flooding for most of east asia. it's not even light rain very much as occasional showers in hum shoot. slowly warming up a spell on the ground. of course i hampers it. but the attempt to the really rising in a good part of central and northern china is not much to stop them after all the days getting slightly longer. that induced suddenly breeze means a bit more moisture. so a few showers are likely here with ever nothing really very much to the big thing is from will hand north was 10 degrees above average. and that's shut up in the last day or so. it's warming in the western side of india to boom, buys about 3 or 4, buff average. and again, this increase in temperature means a few channels along down the west coast more significant rain africa, and northern pakistan. pretty dry. now. they're in the south. and in most of lanka,

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hello again. the top stories on al jazeera, this, our ukraine is attempting to evacuate besieged areas that have felt the force of russian bombardment, but a convoy buses on humanitarian. a vehicle starting to maria pull has been forced to turn around because of reports of russian shelling. buses filled with civilians are leaving the northeastern city of sunni where friday appears to have stopped. dots were an overnight air strike harold, at least 20 people, including 2 children. foreign fighters are headed to the battle ground in ukraine after the government established an international legion for those coming from abroad. ukraine says more than $20000.00 foreign volunteers have already joined. the un says more than 2000000 people have enough lead to war and ukraine. out of those almost 300000, have arrived in romania. on monday, the romanian government approved legislation allowing ukrainian children to enroll in schools adopted how means reports from the border between romania and ukraine.

in the bitter cold waiting, an acute can feed longer than it already is. there's is a story of people fleeing awarded didn't expect mothers taking their children across the border. family is being torn apart as men between the age of 18 to 60. i'm not allowed to leave ukraine under martial law. and marina at diversity was traveling alone with her 12 year old son, stayed in cave for as long as she could, didn't have thought of another point. you can get to live. we stayed because we thought the wood and attorney moment. it was relatively quiet in our way we heard the bombing, but we didn't think it would get to us until the very last moment. we'll re last we had to escape when we heard miss asked line over our head. despite the warnings, few believed award breakout until it actually happened detail about how they were caught off guard not expecting to become refugees. and in the mid

a group of indian students who arrived in holl keep only 3 weeks ago to start medical school. it was around 16 days, we were like, we thought that there will be no war and they were there just argue and all. but suddenly this happened and viva of you all went to the bunker and we had to, you know, we had a really hard time. there were no facility to which we, oh, we could skip from there. so we decided to go buy food. we traveled, i guess 20 kilometers by foot, and finally raised $40.00 and then we managed to move from there with the bus a little further down the line. yeah, my husband is trying to cheer up. these are the last moments they would be together as a family, until who knows when she is afraid for me says, but i think she would be bored without me. she will have nobody to neg, they have travelled for 3 days from zeppelin just in the east where the russian

army is advancing. yep. os, most of the guys at the law. i woke up at 5 am because i heard a huge, loud bang. i thought something fell down from the shelf from the room next door, but the airport was being bombed. slona made the same journey, leaving behind her husband, sister nieces and nephews. she's begging them to move funds before they get caught up into fighting. she's upset that your life has been up ended, it was a good, simple one. and she had plans for the future. and she rejects russian president vladimir putin claims that civilians are not being targeted yet that the you probably, let's do this. this is not true. it's full scale, we're being annihilated. people are dying, children, elderly, everybody, we have to run by foot as soon as there was an opportunity. it's not true, they're killing us. many of the people here are russian speakers,

those booting claim this war is aiming to protect. they became victims of a conflict that started in their name. but of that, i mean, others year alone to ukraine, romania border, the european union and the us or considering whether it's a bad oral imports from russia. but moscow's warns crude oil prices could climb to more than $300.00 a barrel. if they go ahead with the sanctions, your ministers have been discussing ways to free member states of their dependence on russian energy. europe depends on moscow for about 40 percent. if it's gas, i'm going to cain is joining us from berlin. so dominic, there's a lot at stake here for europe. a great deal at stake for europe because the european dependence on russian oil and natural gas exports is much higher than it is for other potential sanction countries as it were . so for example, you know, the united states is saying that it intends to go ahead with an embargo. the german

government is a great deal more reticent about that. the vice chancellor, robert havoc, who also has the economy ministry as in his portfolio, as just in the course of the last few minutes. been as a news conference outlining the sorts of measures that his government would like to bring in as quickly as possible. and he was asked directly, is the german government intending to follow suit to do the same sort of thing as the u. s. government? and his argument is that for the american government, for the u. s. government, that is, it is much easier to introduce an embargo because the u. s. is a net oil exporter, but from the german perspective, and indeed, to a certain extent, we can extrapolate from germany to the whole of the e, u, a net importer. and so, whilst the german government is prepared to think about and to talk about the possibility of an embargo, there has to be a guarantee of an alternative form of energy source of energy that could make up

what would be a very substantial short fall in the short term, as it were, in the immediate aftermath of some sort of embargo that, that have to be a guarantee. now we know, incidentally, we know that the e u commission is going through this source of rationalization as it were right now, trying to work out what sort of alternatives could be implemented to allow them to wind themselves off as quickly as possible from a reliance on russian natural gas and oil, and were expecting to hear from the e u commission in the course of the next hour or so about what exactly they intend to do. they have said franz demands. the commissioner, the relevant commissioner, is that he wants to reduce the dependence on rational natural russian natural gas by 2 thirds in the course of this calendar year. that means getting rid of a 100000000000 cubic meters of gas from russia and finding it elsewhere. and we'll find out what he's really thinking about in the call for the next hour. all right, thank you so much. dominic came reporting from berlin. the cranium president of the

resilience is to address british appease in the coming hours. it sounds as prime minister boars, johnson continues his diplomatic effort to encourage western leaders to punish russia for the invasion. he hosted leaders of the czech republic, hungary, poland on slovakia to discuss the conflict. let's take a look at some other news. a south korean naval ship has fired warning shots at a north korean patrol boat that briefly crossed the country's disputed western sea boundary. the north korean boat was chasing an unarmed vessel. the retreated after warning shots were fired. south korean military officials seized the vessel and the questions if questioned its 7 crew members. rob mcbride has more from sol. this incident apparently took place near bank young island. this is the western most island of south career. it's out in the yellow sea that separates the korean peninsula from china, and it's right on the de facto maritime border between north and south. it is an

area that has seen clashes and incidents before between north and south, according to the south korean military. this all happened tuesday morning. local time when they detected a north korean vessel had strayed into south korea waters, they say that it was apparently being given a tow to being young island. when a 2nd north korean vessel appeared and also crossed over into the south, possibly giving chase. it was at that point that the south koreans fired warning shots and the 2nd north korean patrol vessel disappeared back north and investigation is now underway into who was on board. this f 1st north korean vessel . according to media reports here in south korea, there was 7 people on board, 6 of them wearing military uniform. now the question is whether this was some sort of mass defection by military personnel from the old it doesn't happen very often, but military personnel have been known to defect to the south all weather as some

other media here. and now reporting that the people on board the vessel of told authorities that it was some sort of mistake, possibly a navigational error and that they somehow ended up in south korean waters. women who suffered rafe and torture at the hands of ice, sol, or struggling to rebuild their lives in iraq. nearly 5 years after the our group was defeated on tuesday, not international women's day. we take a closer look at how a lack of laws to protect them as pushing some women over the edge. just a warning. some of you may find some, a bon jovi report from kirk, who disturbing behind the facade of routine kitchen work. i could do stories of race, torture, and abandonment. for years these women were abused by ice fighters, and now their lives are uncertain. a lot of what the, what they're, we're basing us and re paying off my children, lived with that memory. and now suffer from injuries from the spawn to the neck.

the shock of what she saw was so horrific that this child lost her ability to speak . we cannot reveal their identity as dina fierce risks from their own families. some were fried by being ransom twice, and others discovered after the armed group was repeated in iraq, out of the thousands of abducted women, girls and boys nearly half are still missing. according to official statistics, others have been abused. it comes and abandoned by their families and tribes have gone to then i have this belief that if you have been raped, you're an awesome woman. my husband special me and started basing me with my brother. oh spade. and so bad that had to take me to the doctor told my husband dumped me. he says you ashamed to me tunnel. i do not want you any more. you have given your body to us or militants. he left off alone. this suffering has not ended,

in addition to being rejected by their families and tribes. even the law which was made to compensate them, seems to have forgotten some the cd survivors law was passed last year. and rights activists say there's been little progress to implement that. it's focused on the, the, the minority community which suffered some of the worst atrocities. but the law feel soon clued other eisen victims, including shia and sunni arab women, muslim ad of women who were in slaves by eisen and did not find a place to go back to. they are still living in the shadows of the society. you know, i was organization run separate shelters for his he the, and of the survivors. all of them she says, face societal challenges. ah, not less than $10000.00 women where the of where the victims of the i so attack. and this them aside is not really acknowledged by the international community or dealt with in

a way that that keeps the dignity on the respect or compensates those who, where the victims da da 0 spoke to men whose wives and mothers were stoned to death, but they say because their muslims, there is no one to listen to their plight. they do not want to appear on camera because of the stigma and fear the community will shun them 2 years after they escaped on housing breaks down whenever her daughter begins to speak on her case. so via my mother told them do whatever you want to do to me, but leave my daughter alone do not marry her to one of you than they raped my mother before my eyes and leisure they raped me in front of my mother. there's no future, nothing is left still, they have not given up hope for justice. they call themselves invisible victims living in plain sight, but no one to call their own. and as they rate their families, tribes and most of the international community continues to ignore them. the sum of

the java down to 0 could cook women and pakistan a rallying to demand. better rights are christina's rank, the 2nd lowest country in the world for gender equality, that's according to the global gender gap. and dax of the government insists it's doing more to improve their rights. come hide, our reports from islam about the international women's day is being a commemorated head and budget on with the ordered march. as you can see, the women who are protecting have for their rights. they of course, were planning to march to parliament. however, they will not be allowed to do so because another political party holding a major rally debt by debt is an increasing momentum. when it comes to women's, right, because this country has seen honor killing it as seen discrimination against women in the workplace. and many of the female activists are demanding more, right. they said that they should be able to decide on their own destiny and on

their own future. women's rights are not for negotiations. not for debate. not quite discussion are demand constitutional arguments, a basic and fundamental right now. some of their demands of gauge paper edge i left discrimination in the workspace is they? of course, i've also come out of a pandemic and which domestic violence has become an issue. the government of august on has now set up a special unit in order to take the complaint of knowing women who are being abused at home. our who are being discriminated against because of the gender. gender protection unit is basically a 247 facility in which we had established a cell in which we had on the police officers or women who faces harassment or any kind of williams can access this facility 247. this is one of its kind facility,

and if it's something which would be appreciated as there because the agenda is willing to present, i really need to ensure that police accesses says into the 50 percent female population that we have. now they say they did a growing lawyer in pakistan, but there are other gums over there. the men who do not necessarily agree with all the demands of this, but the low poorer ah, and the headlines on al jazeera ukraine is attempting to evacuate, besiege areas that have felt the force of russia's invasion. russian forces are, again, being accused of violating a temporary cease fire. a convoy of busses on humanitarian aid vehicles destined for the port city of maria pole has turned around because of reports of russian shelling.