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solve the crime crisis. ah, i'm tommy, this is algae here alive from dell hall. so coming up a damning review of britain's largest police force, finds it institutionally racist, sexist and homophobic. we've left london is down and we've let our frontline died. and this report that basically race against time, un agencies say at least 43000 people may have died last year, the mommy of ongoing drought. the warring signs in yemen juice released the $900.00 detainees in the prison swamp. feel. ah,

the leaders of russia and china have called while they describe as responsible dialogue, to solve the ukraine crisis. president shooting ping invited me to to sign the joint statement following 3 hours of talks. in moscow, they call for halting any steps that could push ukraine into what they call an uncontrollable phase. president putin said, china's proposals could be used as the basis of a peace settlement. they said ukraine in the west was not ready to negotiate. mutual member dilemma. but i have many points of chinese piece plan of very similar to the stance of russia and can be used for peace talks when the west and ukraine are ready to negotiate. but however, we do not see that they are ready at the moment. stuff could be done yet, was they miss misty taylor glover. unique just learned that the ministry of defense of the u. k. declared he would supply tank to the crime and also uranium in rich weapons to ukraine. i think that the west will now fight russia to the last

ukrainian. we shall, we shall always respect and abide by the un charter. we will always promote peace and also promote negotiation and discussion. stands as always based on fairness and justice. we will always be on the side of peace and we are always on the side of dialogue. we are always on the side of his dark venus and justice. lead out 0, senior political analyst model on the shower said this press conference was a key moment and rushes relationship with china. this is a hugely important press conference in the sense that present she has just come to the rescue of president putin. and i think china now has embraced russia, but in a way that's not just kind of friendly. it has a held it so close to his chest that i'm not sure person poodle is going to be able to breathe pretty soon from the closeness on the love and endearment that china has

showered russia, which means that now china will have more leverage, more strategic and diplomatic leverage with russia than we've ever seen before. and if and when there's going to be a chance for diplomacy, china is going to be very key to unlock the russian compromises in ukraine or towards ukraine and the west. so china today or might not be the primary broker for peace, but it has just paved the way, not only for strong bilateral relations, not only for changing the geo politics in our world today. but it's certainly going to be moving forward. a major broker of any diplomacy between russia and the west in ukraine, japan's prime minister for me. ok,

shita made an unannounced visit to key if it's the 1st time since the 2nd world war and japanese prime minister has visited a country during a conflict. is shita is the last of a group of 7 leaders to visit the country. stephanie deca as more from cave, i think reading between the lines. we could say that for me, cuz she does a surprise visit here. does very much look like the timing is important. p r, you've got to economic power houses to asian power houses that have their own issues and certainly are on opposite ends when it comes to their stance on this war . now meeting here in the capital with ukrainian leadership and the japanese prime minister are paid respects to fall. fallen soldiers here in the capitol also traveled to boucher, which is the town north west of here that is really become synonymous with allegations of war crimes. he placed a ref there at a mass grave, and he is here giving his support to the ukrainian people. this was issued up in

a statement by the japanese foreign ministry also to the leadership. but certainly also giving very much a clear message. you've got image being played out across the world now on the media of the 2 or asian leaders meeting with the heads of state of these 2 countries at war. at the same time, no mention made of the ukraine conflict in moscow today. i'm here and keep also not very much reaction to that meeting between teaching ping and an putin. the only thing they are saying that they will be open to talk to the chinese leadership if they do reach out. there have been rumors that potentially the chinese president will be reaching out to vladimir zalinski after that 3 day meeting with vladimir putin. but again, we're gonna have to wait. israel's finance minister as sparks a backlash after saying there's no such thing as the palestinian people at a conference in paris on sunday,

bazaar al smarter'n describe palestinians as an invention of the past 100 years. oh, there's no such thing as a palestinian. there's no such thing as a palestinian people, you know whose palestinian i and palestinian ah ah, my late grandfather whose 13 generation of jerusalem night is the true palestinian . wow. ah, the palestinian people are an invention that is less than a 100 years old. the ears, foreign policy chief, joseph burrell, urged israel to reject the statement, and the palestinian prime minister called the comments an incitement of violence in not possibly how to look the idler behind was either loosely, the statements made by the israeli minister. smart rick saying that there is no palestinian people and that it was invented in the last 100 years is conclusive evidence of the extremist racist zionist ideology that governs the parties of the

current israeli government. no, no. levine, i'll play merrily. philos theme is maha. we are the ones who gave palestine his name and the land, its value and status. the slanders ours and israel is a colonial state established by the colonialists and settlers, and it expanded like any settler colonialism. mrs. i a damning report by an independent member of parliament in the u. k. is found london's metropolitan police force institutionally racist faxes and homophobic luis. casey is called for comprehensive reform. harry force that explains this report was born of a crime that shocked him. second, an equal measure. in march 2021, sir. everard was abducted tortured, raped, and killed by a serving officer in the metropolitan police. wayne cousins was jailed for life. that case prompted another woman to come forward accusing. another officer, david carrick was convicted of more than 20 rapes of 12 victims spanning 17 years.

and that failure in his duty to bet offices and protect women and children central louise casey's findings. rather than see one person or a bad apple or a roman, what you should do in a situation like this is look whether your entire system is copper bottomed, to reach out the predators and not allow them in, in the 1st place. in her report, she also finds that police protection for children and women is failing, saying an overworked, inexperienced workforce police's child protection rate and serious sexual offences . officers have to contend with overstuffed, dilapidated, or broken bridges, and freezes containing evidence, including the rape kit to victims. she points to bullying racism and sexism within the specialist, firearms unit, and calls the parliamentary and diplomatic protection unit where cousins and carried both worked a dark corner of the force. but the whole force, she said, was institutionally homophobic, massaging stick and races taken as a whole. this report is entirely condemning of this organization. it says the

metropolitan police has lost public support, and consent needs to wake up and engage in comprehensive wholesale reform. i accept diagnosis about the racism. so if i'm, if i been the organization and also that we have these systemic failings, nicer findings, cultural failings, i understand her use of the institutional is not term i use myself. i'm a practical place officer. i have to use language that's an ambiguous and they say political campaign as though we're already worried, that reforms won't go far enough. the subs trees of the matter is that report off to report to the police space intensive individuals and that may conduct as well as the institutions to tom shells and collect dust. luis casey says, recommendations from specialists, sexual assault units, to new systems for dealing with misconduct. the bringing in external expertise ought to be picked from but to be implemented as a whole. otherwise,

she says the force may need to be broken up. harris will sit al jazeera london, still ahead on al jazeera. amanda fernandez in sri lanka. let an i am is below package is bringing home in the countries was economic crisis, but with some painful conditions. and the cholera outbreak worsens in camps for people who escape conflict and democratic republic of congo. ah frank assessments. this treaty provides us with this hopeful moment where countries could come together and start putting in place the rules allow us to treat this global cummins with the attention it deserves. inside story. on al jazeera, in a post colonial wo, the scars of european imperialism run deep. nowhere more so than in the democratic republic of congo. where her history still shapes the president of the

serial. yet intimate insight through the eyes of a whistleblower and the patriotic military commander witnessed presents. this is congo, honor jesse ego. ah, [000:00:00;00] ah .

oh, i watching, i'll just time to recap our headlines now. the leaders of russia and china has signed a joint statement following 3 hours of talks in moscow. on the 2nd day of the chinese president's state visit, they call for a whole 20 steps that could push the ukraine conflict into what they call non controllable phase japanese prime minister for me because she does met ukrainian president of a lot of me and he is the 1st time since the 2nd world war, japanese prime minister to the country during a conflict, because she is the last of a group of 7 leaders to visit the country. is there else finance minister a spark to backlash off the saying? there's no such thing as the palestinian people at a conference in paris on sunday, but not rec, described palestinians as an invention of the past 100 years. sure

lanka will receive an almost $3000000000.00 bailout from the international monetary from part of efforts to rescue it back to the economy. president, runner, wickland. the thing is that his country was no longer a bankrupt nation. michelle fernandez has more from colombo people have been waiting and waiting for a month upon months to look for some form of respite. and they're hoping that this money that the loan approved by the method will make some kind of a difference to their lives. obviously, 330000000 to be sort of transferred in the next 2 days. they hope that as the government says, a will kind of ease the pressure. now this means that the government is going to have these additional funding to secure essential supplies. the president on vicar, missing a right after the approval, speaking to the nation today, said that she is no longer bankrupt. nation, that this 1st tranche of money will be used to secure medicines to help the tourism

sector and things like that. so what people are hoping is that things like inflation that the sort of galloping exchange rate to the dollar a will be brought down and that we bring things to a slightly more affordable basis. but it's going to be a long road ahead. more than a 100000 people have been forced from their homes in these democratic republic of congo. that's as b m 23. our group seized more territory and broke agreements to withdraw. when many people are now living in the unsanitary camps around the city of goma, not break of color, there is affecting hundreds, welcome web reports from the bull and go camp. in the sand, gay is the 100 and 35th person to walk into this cholera treatment center. today. it's run by the charity doctors without borders in a camp for this place,

people near the city of coma every now can barely walk or talk. infection start with clinic diarrhea, and if on treated can end with that. it's already killed. 8 people in the camp. children of the most vulnerable to shatter michelle manners. 3 children are infected young manion on the door. i saw that my children started vomiting and became very weak when we brought them here. we found that they were suffering from cholera. they're still very weak and the treatment is simple and effective. if it's provided in time. most patients i'm in need re hydration and can recover within days. all of these tens of full of patients and doctors without borders says it putting up more as the number of cases rapidly rises to maturity. we've seen a growing number of cases. we're not averaging over 15050 and the numbers

between from out here in this camp lego and also across the road. initially dollar bill and go camping time to about 100000 people who fled the n $23.00 armed group. as it ceased, territory from congos, government forces in recent month and $23.00 widely understood to be backed by neighboring bewanda, one to deny that many of the people here say they run away when and $23.00 fights is executed, men and rapes women in their villages, in mississippi territory and 23 denied committing atrocities and fights with the mounting evidence. entire communities fled than now struggling to get by and unsanitary conditions. it's raining almost every day here at the moment the ground is wet and the sudden becomes cramped. the shelters is squeezed close together. this is one of few toilet facilities here. there's only one toilet for around every 500 people sprang disinfectant can help to prevent infections for the medic say,

the cholera outbreak won't be stopped until the sanitation is improved. there's not nearly enough clean water for drinking, cooking and washing. humanitarian agencies installed from tabs, but it's only about assessing what needed rapidly growing population here. back at the treatment center, doctors say they expect everyone here to survive. others who fled to new comes that don't have medical facilities, may not. it's a health crisis that can easily be ended, if only there's enough help. but one that would never have happened if people here hadn't been forced from their homes. malcolm web al jazeera, delingo democratic republic of congo. somalia is suffering from his longest drought on record. a report released by unicef and the world health organization estimates $135.00 people might die each day to to be ongoing dry spell. the drought killed

nearly 43000 people last year, half of them with children under the age of 5 or the report projects death could reach 34000 and just the 1st half of this year, half of somalis, 17000000 people urgently need aid after 5 successive failed rainy seasons, not the amount of more rock man magic is the head of the mission for the world health organization in somalia. he says there's an urgent need to minimize the effects of climate change. this report has confirmed our earlier prediction that this is as much as a health crisis. ready as it is or food and nutrition crisis, we also see at the beginning of the drone that people will die in more of diseases than malick permission and for crisis combined together. the says also confirm that if we can't improve access to health care, if we can't provide the health services close to the people where they are,

we would expect more based than what we see now. i think one of the things that the health sector has the main underfunded. this is also true data pockets which are not accessible to the health service providers because of the security and other access constraints. but what is also important that in pockets where health services were accessible to the people, those marginalized and hard to reach people, deaths in those communities have been less than what we have seen in other locations. i think we should stay away from fighting against fire. if you look at this country, the country is fighting with crisis over 19 and this is, you're absolutely true. this is a climate change. what do we need shipped with a focus from the humanitarian lens to more developed mental illness when it understand how we can make a resilient health system,

which can be climate resilient and at the same times can support people with health care in situations like france and breaking news just coming in now the us geological survey says a magnitude 6.5 earthquake has hit afghanistan. strong tremors were felt as far away as pakistan and parts of india including the capitol, new delhi. there are no reports of damage or casualties so far. both sides in the amans conflicts have agreed to exchange detainees. after talks in switzerland, how much am jim reports in geneva? a major announcement, warring sides in yelman's conflict, agreeing to free nearly 900 prisoners national can can we had great hopes to reach this number and we were also to terminal to reach this number 16. this is the result of talks between the internationally recognized government of yemen and who the rebels. are you with assistance from the united nations in the international

committee of the red cross and l. a. la, toughen as to denver, little s s v agreement is excellent. and it is an essential step for the release of all prisoners and detainees, and he did it him 3 remark for all those involved. the deal stands as an expression of hope and then we will open. we have a level of trust with all the parties are involved in these release. ah, we have this unique partnership with the un in yemen. and i have no reason to believe that it won't be a success in a success which needs to happen as soon as possible. the prisoner swap is part of a un mediated deal agreed upon in 2018 known as the stock home agreement. the exchange of around 15000 people detained during the conflict, has been under discussion as a major confidence building measure ever since. but progress hasn't come quickly. any resolution, any progress in establishing

a comprehensive end to the conflict are really requires agreement among the emmys themselves. a lot of people are looking at the saudi, iranian, or agreement. as of perhaps an important step. the conflict in yemen is widely seen as a proxy war between saudi arabia and iran. earlier this month and beijing both countries agreed to restore diplomatic relations. and while there's been no official confirmation that the prisoner swap was part of that deal. tensions between outside backers of the mean factions in yemen have since lessened the hope now that a deal could boost broader efforts to into conflict that has created what many call a humanitarian catastrophe. 8 years of fighting have left millions of people facing poverty and insecurity. and with food shortages wide spread malnutrition among children is soaring. while a you and broker truce last april has largely held it expired in october without the parties agreeing to extend it, leaving many to wonder if this latest step will help towards creating a permanent piece. i am a jim jim,

as visitor us climate envoy john carries visiting mexico to look at ways the country can speed up its transition to clean energy when your apollo reports from mexico city. mexico was president and this manuel lobbies over the lord wants his country to be energy independent. and i know perhaps, you know, in the coming year we will push his gasoline or over the road to fulfill his promise of energy self sufficiency. president lopez over the has doubled down on investments in domestic oil and gas production, favoring the country's estate own producers over foreign private enterprise. when it comes to mexico's energy sector, this protectionist energy policy expert say, has come at the expense of a trade dispute between mexico and its north, their neighbors area, where the problem is rooted in deals made and the free trade agreement between the u. s. canada and mexico agreement specific to generating energy. critics,

to see mexico's energy policies have also flowed progress on renewable energy, undermining north american energy integration and competitiveness for his part mexican president and manuel lopez over at ward has pledged that 35 percent of all energy consumed in mexico will come from clean and renewable sources by the year 2024. earlier this year, president lopez over at or announced the launch of a $1600000000.00 solar form in the sonora desert, the largest of its kind in latin america. the president has also announced plans for 10 new industrial parks that will harness wind energy along mexico's trends is mac corridor. while critic say president lopez over that seemingly contradictory attitude, some have even called it double speak when it comes to fossil fuels and renewable energy, has put the country at an energy crossroads policy. experts instead argue that pressure from the united states under the u. s. mexico, canada free trade agreement, or

u. s. m. ca has force mexico to slowly open in stores to private investment unit. all of this pressures under private companies and the potential sanctions that could derive from all of this have led mexico to change course. though current policies in mexico have prioritized energy independence nationally, experts warn that it's critical for mexico to look beyond its political disagreements with the u. s. in canada, for the sake of a more integrated north american energy market. one that can also meet the regions, long term goals for sustainability. miserable al jazeera, mexico city. it's 100 years since the birth of renowned mime office, marcel ma, so in front tyesha, bossa reports from paris. michael jackson was one of marcel marceau. his most famous fans, the french, my martin, spied the popstars trademark moon walk, dance. ma, so was influenced by charlie chaplin. he created a character called bip,

who could make people laugh or cry with gestures. the told stories often better than words, a talent that appeal to people of all generations. but it is very important to see that my public has has faith if these have career. and if you are the youngest generation. hm. it was healthy. then their parents or even grandparents will. they came to see the show father, he worked his muscles assistant in his later years. she says he lit up the stage. she wants to create a museum at france, dedicated to his memory. and to mine, le fox should ha, magic coke. there is a dramatic and comic force in one man. welcome him at the new york times. when said that marcell marceau as to theatre were charles chaplin was to cinema. emma muscle was born into a jewish family in eastern france in 1923. during world war 2, his father was killed in a german concentration camp muscle, joined the french resistance

a painful past that helped shape his work and career which continues to inspire for these students learning. the art of mine helps to enrich their training as performers even. but yaki studied under muscle and now teaches students in paris. he says, mine is under appreciated city now it's an undervalued arc, because although it's present is often hidden, but marcel marceau has a talent to be known around the world. now, so died in 2007 aged $84.00 after a decades long career in which he revived public interest in an art. the content silence into poetry. natasha butler al jazeera paris. all that said for this show inside stories next day with oh

hello, they let's up to the middle east and live out where we've seen some pretty unsettled weather effect. northern areas of the region, widespread heavy rain and thunder storms, of course flooding into kiya as well. as syria and the occupied palestinian territories, this was a scene in gaza city. we still got a legacy of showers lingering around here in blustery winds, kicking in out of the mediterranean. but much of the wet and wintry weather has moved its way across into iran. and into afghanistan, it's still an unsettled picture, cross parts of the gulf, as those winds pick up wednesday into thursday. it is a windy story as well across the north of africa that thanks to the disturbance in the mediterranean, taking those strong winds across much of libya and into egypt. we are likely to see some heavy rain here. crusoe see some shower the course with the western sahara, but for the worst of the wet weather, we have to look to the gulf of guinea. we got from the storms rumbling no way east

west of the heavy rain effecting coastal areas of tanzania and mozambique. for the south of this and mixed bag of sunshine and showers, we all set to see some severe some thunderstorms roll in to south africa, particularly affecting eastern areas by thursday. that should weather update. ah, it's a $1000000000.00 money, no drink operation. the coal mafia is bigger than the company with financial institutions, regulators and governments complicit with it. is that right? right, that in a 4 part series, al jazeera investigative unit goes under cover in southern africa, pittsburgh, we control 90 percent of the government. once it's the following,