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followers to star from south death. russia accused of cynicism as it seems, the presidency of the un security council. ah, the sudanese army has told al jazeera, they was agreed to a 3 day a ceasefire after mediation for the united states, sedans, army and the prior military rapid support forces should have just paused, fighting for 72 hours at midnight local time. although several previous cease fires have failed, at least 427 people have been killed more 3700 injured in the past 10 days. bands of people in the car t my trapped in their homes with no access to food or water here. but morgan has details on the days fighting more death in for dance capital hard to several people at work hills in an air strike in the southern city of kalak law. on monday,

adding to the growing number of civilian deaths, the paramilitary rapid support forces are r. s. f is accusing the army of directly targeting civilians. but the army says the r s. f. troops are hiding in civilian areas and using people as human shields. and after nearly 2 weeks of fighting, the arissa field commander thay bare troops control areas in the south east of the capitol. the battle has intensified around how to him airport and the fight for information has become just as crucial. here the r f f says it maintains its presence a is on to all those listening to any false rumors that are a so far you control of the general command or the airport. we are now inside. both facilities are due by the data, but for dance army denies giving up our should we did was legit from. as you can see from the green square up to this point, there is nothing but the army personnel there now combing the area for our essay

fighters. the army released video of what it says are rapid support forces fighters, surrendering in flesh, got a storage in the south east. ah, and a general meeting troops in the main command of the army and harpoon. the conflict has led to a major humanitarian crisis. millions of people in the capital are trapped in their homes with power outages, no running water and lack of food. the chaos has spread to state prisons where hundreds of inmates from po, bottom national prism have escaped. 5 others from sober prism and are captured by r s f keeps while the fighting reaches on those who can are trying to flee. several countries including italy, france, germany, and jordan, are the latest to pull out their diplomatic staff and foreign nationals with no one to rescue them. so any civilians are taking matters into their own hands to find safety. some traveling by bus to cross into egypt getting out of costume was

definitely the most difficult part of this entire journey. having to go through the checkpoints where you don't know whether you're going to be robbed or killed or on just holding my mother's hand. looking into my grandmother, i just all holding each other's hands and praying that it all goes smoothly. but many still remained behind. some say they can't afford to leave now because the fuel and transports costs online banking operations have thought, and banks have been closed since the talk of the fighting. and with a breakdown in telecommunications, many see they no longer know which route out of her home are safe. there have been more international and regional calls for mediation is the prime minister, is appealing for both sides to talk to them. and what though i asked my brother albert han and my brother humidity to stop the fighting immediately and adopt dialogue. he but morgan alt 0 heart to me to she ever had returns he,

they joined washington dc live for more on the announcement of the fees far, we are only moments in for that car, apparently in sudan. she habit a lot of hope, of course, is resting on this latest, halted all's facility is the weight of us diplomacy behind it. what more do we know? well, this is the statement that the state department released. and clearly they are saying that they have the own premature of the us and the state, the problem following intense negotiation over the past 48 hours, the city's armed forces and the rapids support forces have agreed to fluids nationwide. so they get midnight on april 24th, last 72 hours during this period. the u. s. urges the f a r s. after immediately and fully uphold the sci fi tele, they've been, they've been lack of implementation in the past to support a durable end to the fighting. the u. s. will coordinate with regional and international partners. i'm sidney civilian stakeholders. to assist in the creation

of a committee to oversee the negotiation conclusion and implementation of a permanent cessation of hostilities and humanitarian arrangements. and saddam will continue to work with these parties and partners towards the shad row of a goal of a return to civilian government and saddam. so that's addressing that they're all getting more involved now. they're setting up this body to try and look for a permanent sensation. the facilities. beyond that, we've had several administration officials talking about the evacuation of the remaining american citizens and saddam from 16000 last week. you know, i mean, it was a really tough message that they were giving them say look, they're on their own. we told them it was dangerous. we're on the know we have no obligation to help them sort of thing. but i think there's a lot of criticism for that for that. i think they begin to realize that now several officials in the white house, the state department, was saying that we will now be trying to help people who want to make grand. and that the favorite, the favorite way out is a lamb crossing. we will may try and have some sort of cultural presence in port

saddam. they may be plans, plans for that. but there has been criticism of am personal, whether the u. s. was even across what was happening instead on why was why we have the diplomats of acura. so late, i am as always, that shadow of the kabul evacuation on your over the by did ministration even though these are clearly very different situations or i'd share buttons eat live in washington, d. c. many thanks for that will in the lead up to sedans, conflict, the country's humanitarian needs had already reached record levels the you and said in february that 15800000 people as roughly a 3rd of the population would need humanitarian assistance in 2023 up one and a half 1000000 from 2020 to around 4000000 children under 5 and pregnant women are acutely mound. nourished and need life saving services and before fighting broke out in april or, or a 3700000 internally displaced people. many of those for one or 2 decades, the fighting us for several organizations to hold their operations altogether,

view and international organization for migration well to program. both after members of staff were killed, severe damage to you, and humanitarian as service play, as lead to the grounding of its fleet. and at least 10 w, f, p vehicles and 6 food trucks have been stolen across the country. and up to 4000 metric tons of food have been looted from the organisation of south dar for dr. side mohammed abdullah as president of the sudan doctors union canada division, he says doctors on the ground are under shoot strain. they need the personnel, medical personnel because those who are will be in working. they have been working for for many days and they have been lost and they need to be replaced. that's the verizon. but unfortunately, there is no guarantee that they can reach, certainly the financing of the that is the outage of electricity. i have been talking as of 2 days ago with one of my colleagues,

they are sometime operating using their in the lights of their mobile phones. and they are using very primitive ways do this. in fact, like these are the cleaners and they like everything and her so they need everything. you can imagine they need clean water and electricity. they need the medical personnel to replace those who are working. i'm by the way, i really appreciate what that the, the be great were my colleagues and all the medical stocks and doing despite all these, there are suppression of your cartoon reports of the worst violence of come from dar for the western desert region. the board is chad. the rapids support forces is made up of members of the judge, o. e that led years of violence and western dar for as many as 300000 people have been killed and 2700000 displaced in fighting the region since 2003 doctors without

borders in the city of alpha share say that medics have been overwhelmed by the number of patients with gunshot wounds, many of them children, and have been widespread. clashes in the city of alga, nina, the fighting start enough to chance suspended the operation of a joint force from sudan on the border to avoid being drawn into the conflict. romaji ha, nazi is a specialist in chant politics and a senior center of the institute for security studies. he says a fresh influx of refugees from sudan will put pressure on chad. on the previous us with a nice conflict you still had already hosted over 40100000 refugees and as a constant got something ongoing conflict, it's actually between 10020000 other features above under the been received in chad . so either way, chad is really willing receiving doors or fridges, but the problem is just the challenge going along with the situation because it's

actually happening in the context where the war foot program has communicated some days ago about its difficulties in covering the needs of the features that are already in the country, meaning in the east part of the country, but also in the, was spotted on the lake, but also in the south of the country. so actually, it is depletion that will be putting the international. you want to tell your law helps just a job under stress, but also does data such as under stress because receiving, accommodate, and feeding all those a big number in challenge while the situation is still outside and i'm going ah, to easton canyon, our dozens of bodies have been found on land owned by the leader of a religious cult. the current total is $73.00,

with the count still rising. authorities say the people starve themselves off to being told to stop eating in order to meet jesus. the pastor is in police custody. catherine sawyer reports from ma lindy where those bodies were found. more bodies are being retrieved from, grieves at this shock, a hor, la forest in melody, along the canyon coast. most of the people who died here while women and children, they are said to have starved to death after their pastor told them, they'll go directly to heaven forensic experts. i taken samples from the remains to determine the cause of death. for all these bodies, we have exam, dear, whoa, passmore to mo, done. we are so collecting samples from the groups and your sim, miser groups. we are collecting samples, voice or, or all those small samples, or ball various tests. one to m dental high,

whether there was in the play sunny this forest lies on more than 300 hacked is of land. the investigative team here sees it's doing what it can to cover more ground . police are looking for more graves. they believe that they have not even scratched the surface. some of the bodies are decomposed. that means this has been going on for a while. some relatives have travelled from different parts of the country to look for their loved ones. okay. last year that eternal were and you last year my relatives told us they're going for a mission and we were worried because they were vague about the mission under my brother in law recently called said he was hiding in the bush with others. was it? i'm afraid they might be starving themselves. i believe i have paul mackenzie is the pastor suspected of being involved in this case. he's known to the police. he has been arrested several times, but he gets off because of

a lack of evidence. he appeared in court last month after he was accused of causing the dads of 2 children at his farm. he was released on bill and that's when the police related the farm human rights activists say. the local administration failed to protect a vulnerable community that was under its care. some previous years we had gotten this report, but the reports from the chief and the administration, we been one not 2nd, with a lot of seriousness. many questions remain unanswered, but for now, the parity is identifying the victims and how they died, as well as reaching those who may still be hiding out in the forest. catherine sawyer shock, a holla, kill if he county kenya. least 12 people have been killed in 2 explosions. is

a police station in north west pakistan, dozens, or had been injured. please say that after initial reports of an attack, the incident was an accident. speaking to the f. b news agency, the chief of police says there was an electrical fault in a room. storing grenades and other explosives. region has seen several attacks on police in recent months. linked to the pakistani taliban served to come on al jazeera, already the oldest president and u. s. history, joe biden prepared to announce a bid for a 2nd term at a decade on one of the worst tragedies in bangladesh. history, why some people are still calling for actual ah, daytime heating storms, really the name of the game across indo china high again. so that's gonna help lower their temperatures, for example,

in bangkok at 36 degrees. it has also been particularly hot at night as well, but tuesday night. finally, a bit of relief from this heat here will dip down to 24 degrees in bangkok. after china we go. most of the rain will now start to slumping. concentrate itself across the pearl river valley, but it's dragged down cooler air in gwen g province. for example, gray lin, just 18 degrees for you. so with rain for southern japan, we're talking about q shoe, southern honju island. it's just going to quip are the korean peninsula as well in spread some showers there. so we find our way back into se asia. let's talk about on borneo islands, west central areas of kalamazoo 10. that's where we've got our biggest downpours looks like a wet day across sumatra and java islands as well. for australia really active toward w way. we've got a cooler feet of air here are some showers, but look at the difference in south australia. adelaide at $27.00 while above where you should be for this time the year. well, and this weather report in new zealand,

it's a windy pitcher across both islands and we're getting clipped with some weather for the southern tip of the country on tuesday. see you later, awe inspiring stories from around the world. ready human life capture and his fost one groundbreaking films from award winning from makers. what is going on in new york city? on a jesse lou .

ah, welcome back. a reminder of the top story seo announced 0. the sudanese elemy says it's agreed to a u. s. broke it, 72 hours cease 5, the army and the prior military rapids support forces would you to pull was fighting around 15 minutes. good. at least 12 people have been killed in 2 explosions at a police station. the north west pakistan. police say that off to initial reports from the attack, the instant was an accident. at least 73 bodies have been found in east, in canyon land owned by the leader of a religious cult authority, say the people stop themselves being told to stop eating. in order to meet jesus roches for minister. so gala, for all of us, accused the west of abandoning diplomacy when it comes to warn ukraine as he chad the united nations security council meeting. russia currently holds the rotating presidency of that council. oh,

to magic editor james base has more the russian foreign minister in new york presiding over the un security council. he said the world system was evaporating before our eyes, so just on us and to reach nicely still missouri. now, the united nation centered system is enduring a profound crisis whose root cause was the desire of some members of our organization to replace international law and the united nations charter is with a certain calling rules based order. nobody has seen these rules, they were not the subject of transparent international negotiation used use to them . but western diplomat said the decision to call this meeting about the defense of the u. n's. founding charter was cynical. the u. s. ambassador said it was russia that had violated the charter by invading the ukraine. she'd come to the meeting, accompanied by the sister of us, citizen, paul whelan, who's been imprisoned in russia for over 4 years. russia, the convenor of today's meeting,

invaded his neighbors in ukraine. and struck at the heart of the un charter and russia time and time again has violated universal human rights and fundamental freedoms both outside and inside its own borders. paul was a corporate security director. he had a job, he loved a home, a life of hope and opportunity. all that has been taken away from him by russia, a country that revels in its culture of lies. mr. labrons also had an important meeting with the un secretary general antonio terrace. russia says the black sea grain initiative expires on may the 18th, on there are doubts whether it will be renewed minutes. hello, how can the grind feel survive off your meeting? can the greenville survival show? show years. so mr. love rob, simply admonished me from my loud question, but it's clear from a recent conversation that i had with russia's deputy foreign minister,

but moscow's not at all happy with the way the deal is currently working. and senior, you and officials are worried that russia won't renew it. that, of course, would greatly worse than the global food crisis. james bays al jazeera of the united nations or the war and ukraine has contributed to the steepest increase in global military spending since the cold war is now at an all time high. last year, the world spent more than $2.00 trillion dollars on defense with the us, china and russia. accounting for more than half the shop is increasing. spending was in europe, up 13 percent largely due to russia's invasion of ukraine. the biggest rise in 30 years and ukraine's defense spending has jumped by 640 percent as the highest ever year. one year increase for any countries since records began. and in the asia pacific china japan lead the charge, then the region as a whole is spending 45 percent more than a decade ago than chan is a senior researcher at the sip pre the think tank behind this report. it

really points to the un security perception that european countries see on russia, and that actually this has been justified in russia's actions in 2022. such that europe is looking for security through military strength, over negotiations, or dialogue. first of all, from a central and with european perspective, spending really thought to increase after russia annex a crimea 9 a 2014. and there was a response really to really a built up the european military's in response to russia's threats. and of course, we look at more from a east asia, also u. s. perspective on china. us have all been looking to modernize its military since the early, 2000 and hence, and this war continued to all the way to the 20 forty's is simply very worrying that the region as a whole is increasing its almonds spending large countries. even the smaller can

reset as indonesia, singapore viet nam at, or increase spending as a response to china's increase. and it, so it's rather worrying that countries in the region are essentially increasing as allocation to the military over let's say more dialogue towards peaceful settlements on negotiations off the, the south east. china see, at least 60 people have been killed, an attack in northern burkina, faso authorities say about a 100 men wearing what looked like military uniforms rated the village of commer. yeah, tenga province. no group has claimed responsibility. the attack comes just off the government, mobilized thousands of people to help fight arm groups linked to al qaeda. and i saw that there have been protests in bangladesh marking 10 years since a building housing. a garmin factory collapse, killing more than 1100 workers, will in 2000 people were injured in the round plaza disaster turn via child re reports from saba, near the capital deca. i actually marked her only just survived the ronna plaza

collapse. she spent hours trapped under the rubble of the 8 story building. she say she only received $1000.00 in compensation. money that has long since gone. i beg of all the lamb, my hands are practically disabled. my hips are damaged and i also have serious mental trauma. i need constant medication icon to work and need financial help. international labor convention rules and title injured factory workers to lifetime compensation. something that hasn't happened in this case, although grandmother, look, we want lifetime compensation and medical care along with full rehabilitation. and more importantly, we want those responsible to be brought to justice immediately another campaign or say a safety has improved under a new international the court. but global brands need to do more for workers rights and paid a recent study by scotlands aberdeen university found many were still using unfair

practices during the pandemic, including paying less than the cost of production. campaigners also want to remove obstacles to forming unions. oh, look at it has been 10 years now and the victims and their families hardly got any compensation yet. we want lifetime compensation of $48000.00 for each injured dead and missing workers family. and we also wanna trade unions immediately for the total encoded rather gradually only visible memorial for the dead. cement, not at all, i said by the money is worth more than it has become an international symbol of inequality and workers exploitation across the globe. industry experts have called for governments where clothing brands are base to force them to stop unfair purchasing practices and guarantee the rights of the people who make their products can be charged real. does it are sober

bangladesh? greenpeace says china has approved a major surgeon coal power this year, raising fears it will backtrack on this pledge is to cut emissions a report by the environmental campaign group says the push for more fossil fuel plants risks. accelerating climate change. leaders are more extreme weather. last year, china generated nearly 60 percent of his electricity using coal. thousands of people have returned to central london to join the final day or protest by activist demanding a ban on fossil fuels. joe hall was at the demonstration. so it's the 4th day of what's been described as the big one, a gathering of climate action protests is here in central london. tens of thousands of them from hundreds of different organizations, demanding change, demanding action. and on this, the 4th day with a special message to m. p. 's returning to the house of commons is off to the east to reset. that the climate emergency is too big to ignore. the atmosphere is fun festival like certainly peaceful, the police keeping

a low key watch on things, notably absent, but some of the tactics that used to characterize extinction. rebellion protests of the fosters no one super glue to the roads or chain to railings. that's because some people find those tactics alienating or devices that mission now to build as why the community as possible. around a very defined set of demands that the people in this building don't licensing new fossil fuel projects. but among the institute emergency citizens assembly great people select from across the country by random selection to represent us to make sure that we have a safe transition out of this puzzle fuel world into back the future. and so, do you get any sense that that's likely to happen? you put a deadline on it. well, if possible for me is anything to go by? no, jonah, what happens next? well, simply going home and getting on with life as normal. they'll tell you, here isn't an option every day,

homes and livelihoods of being destroyed by the climate crisis. unite to survive is the new slogan here with actions and protests they say set to continue against polluting companies, the banks that support them. and the insurance companies that protect them. jonah, how al jazeera lumber media reports in the united states suggest president joe biden is about to announce his reelection bid. what health correspondent, kimberly, how can, has more for washington? it's expected that you as president joe biden will announce his intentions to run for reelection as early as tuesday in our white house rose garden event. on monday, the u. s. president told reporters he's planning on running and he will let people know about his decision real soon. it is already rumors that announcement is expected via video release as early as tuesday. but already there are questions about the president's fitness for office. given his advanced age,

he is at 80 already the oldest person to run for reelection. he would be $82.00 at the time of election day in november of 2024. if you one reelection, he would be $86.00 leaving the office and we do know a new pull out in the united states shows that also supporters. the supporter joe biden, back in 202040 percent say he should not run for reelection still the u. s. president is forging ahead, according to his supporters, as well as the white house. this announcement is time along with a fundraising appeal. this is because the elections are very expensive in the united states when it comes to election campaigns. that would make this a very long election cycle, and we do know this opens up the president to some vulnerabilities including high inflation, a fragile economy as well,

some fragile approval numbers. still the white house says it is confident that as the incumbent, joe biden is likely they say to win a 2nd term. kimberly help it, al jazeera, the white house, fox news host tucker carlson, is leaving the u. s. t v. network calcium was one of the channels top stars is our show add on friday. is a bunch of comes days after fox news reached a $787000000.00 settlement over a defamation case. lawsuit related to the networks reporting the 2020 election. ah, reminder the top stories make the news here in al jazeera, the sudanese army say they've agreed to a u. s. broke and cease fire lasting 72 hours. it was you to start this hour. at least 427 people have been killed, more than 3700 injured in the past 10 days. the army of fighting the power military

rapids support forces for control would both accusing the other of all crimes. if morgan is in cartoon.