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foreign mr. ones, the wilds could face a greater danger than the cold war, as he fights off criticism of the war in ukraine class. 6 ah, protesters in bangladesh, pressure of fashion, giants and governments to do more work as safety. ah, we begin in sudan where another's use fi has come into effect. after 10 days of heavy fighting. this 3 day truce was broken by the united states. several sees fires between 2 dan's army and the rapid support forces have so far failed to hold . at least 427 people have been killed in this conflict. how corresponding have a morgan report from cartoon? ah, more death into dance capital horton? several people were killed in an air strike in the southern city of collateral 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 state their 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 s f says it maintains its presence a is on to all those listening to any false rumors that are a so far control of a general command or the airport. we are now inside. both facilities are divided. but for dance army denies giving up our food we did was no g, 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 i said

fathers, the army released video of what it says are rapid support for his fighters, surrendering in an for sugar stora in the southeast. ah, and a general meeting troops in the main command of the army and harpoon that 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, but a national prism have escaped. 5 others from sober prism are captured by iris f troops. 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 denise civilians are taking matters into their own hands to find safety. some travel by bus to cross into egypt,

getting out of her bomb 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 i'm just holding my mother's hand looking into my graham as i'm just holding each other's hands and paying that it all goes smoothly . but many still remained behind. some say they can't afford to leave now because of fuel and transport costs. online banking operations have stopped 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. if the abuse 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, alta 0 her to me and car spun and she had been kenzie is in washington

d. c. with more on let us broken c spine. i think it's very interesting just how much us is trying to suppress it was involved in a brokerage, the following an intense negotiation. over the past 48 hours, the us, the a f a r s f 2 immediately and hold the c sub there is another element to that is the u. s. says it's setting up some sort of unit involving regional industrial partners quite to assist in the creation of a committee to oversee the negotiation. conclusion and implementation of a permanent cessation of hostilities and humanitarian arrangements in sit down to the u. s. tried to show you now that it is actively involved in trying to broker stability and it's a fascinating position with the u. s. finds itself in the power cord, completely flat footed on that evacuation that yes. successful evacuation over the

weekend. but the questions been asked when they're off to the evacuation of calvo, we were told that lessons have been learned, and one of the key lessons was earlier evacuation before kelly. oh, that's and that's when you do your evacuation that hasn't happened. yeah, i mean, clearly these are different situations and then does the matter of the 16000 american citizens still in that, in saddam and last week the message was very uncompromising, saying that we told them for you, but you're not to be there. dangerous. we have no obligation that position has come under criticism and now muscle consumer st. louis and say look, we will try and help some acknowledgement of the us will try to help those americans trapped in saddam. and perhaps even try and, well they, they say try and have some sort of culture, their presence in importance. but i certainly, but a softening there because there was a suggestion that the u. s. seemed to watch the hands of the whole issue. well, many people, meanwhile flings here, dawns capital and fear of western conditions. their residents of cartoon are filling only available buses, heading out of the city between 10 to 20000 people,

to fled, to chad, already home to some 400000 food needs. refugee, if you've had previous conflicts, many are also taking refuge to the north and egypt, where they faced over crowding and potentially an uncertain weights. this we would like to thank the egyptian people and egypt for the warm welcome hosting and treatment. but there are some missing points. i would like to point to those over crowding and we need quicker services. people are coming with very high tension and panic from a state of warn. so please, we need to deal with the situation quicker in dealing with the entry of people. i know the stress for the egyptian authorities is very high, a cell phone which can be good if you had not, and i can help them with mccarthy health. while the healing they were kia breeches to the cease fire. sometimes i would be going to the supermarket to buy stuff for the children in the sound of gunfire would force you to go back and lock yourself up. come on, man. and the children would be under the bed. we put the bed mattress on the ground

and when the children hear gunfire, they go under the bed. the fear that we observed in our children, even us as adults, we comforts at our children while we were scared the and i hope the war ends and security. instability returns to sedan and its people might be speaking as a un security council meeting. un secretary general, antonia gutierrez, urged members to help pull the country back from catastrophe. since the started fighting on 15th april. and that is, if people have been killed and thousands injures the violence must stop it, risks a catastrophic conflagration within sudan that could engulf the all region. and beyond. i strongly condemned indiscriminate bombardment of civilian areas including healthcare facilities. and they call on the part of his to stop combat operations in densely populated areas and to allow an interview. many serenade operations hold

up to a not a fatal as a sydney is american professor of medicine at the university of nebraska medical center. she says the health care system was already diane, before this conflict began. love to remember that this came on top of a broken and completely defended health care system without any public health infrastructure that was damaged through the past 30 years of dictatorship. so for a war like this to hit the country like sedan is going to cause massive consequences to the health care system. what i'm hearing from my colleagues is that they cannot even find sutures to switch her once. they cannot find blood donation bags for those who are willing to donate, you know, we have a team in 0 say that went trying to donate blood to the blood bank and they were sent back because they didn't have actually blood backs to accept the donation. the situation is horrible in psych cartoon, but also horrible in the yellow, in flasher, in the internal displace camps. and what might any,

and other states where people are fleeing? there's a lot of injury and there's also the chronic diseases which are not being able to be managed right now. the ones who are the more of the civilian the peaceful civilians who are trying to aspire for their dream of peace, freedom and safety and justice for the past several years. and these are the entities are suffering the most, whether is from the lack of security, whether from lack of daily necessity such as food or water and electricity. internet communication is spotty and cutting down. we're not able to launch or training program that we collaborate with. project echo in the past to train these health care personnel on how to provide 1st aid to interact people because of the spot of communication. but there are so many people suffering right now into that just to be able to obtain food and water. those main basic necessities and then the fear of safety and the fear that you could be at your home could be a talked at aim at the moment and this place from your home. and you could be

bombed at any moment. i mean that they're the emotional toll on these people is absolutely astronomical at this point, that there is an urgent call to the community to try to create safe routes where people to exit cartoon for medical person to be able to provide safety, an aide to those and meet all mean law. foreign governments are still scrambling to evacuate their citizens and diplomats from sued on a boat. carrying nearly 200 people from 14 countries has reached the saudi city of jabber. kenya has also just bought over its 1st batch of evacuees to nairobi. ah ah dozens more bodies had been found in easton, kenya, on land owned by the leader of a religious cult. at least $73.00 people have died, including women and children with r t say the victims starved themselves to death. after being told to stop eating in

order to meet jesus. catherine, so i reports from melanie moore. bodies are being retrieved from. grieves i this shock? a hor, law forrest 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 are taking samples from the remains to determine the cause of death. for all these bodies, we are vic xander who post mortem will be done. we also collecting samples from the groups and your sim miser groups. we are collecting some push, vasu all voss salt from push or bull rural registers. one to m a done to fi whether there was in the sunny this forest lies on more than $300.00 hacked is of land. the investigative team here says it's doing what it can

to cover more ground. police are looking for more grooves. 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 the tunnel were last year, my relatives told us they're going for a mission and we were worried because they were vague about the mission. 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 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 death of 2 children at his farm. he was released on bill and that's when the police raided 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 re been one not 2nd, with a lot of seriousness. many questions remain unanswered, but for now, the priority is identifying the victims and how they died, as well as reaching those who may still be hiding out in the forest. katherine sawyer shock, a holla kill if he county kenya. sees 12 people has been killed and 2 explosions as a police station and north west pakistan and other 50 people have also been injured . please say it isn't clear yet if the explosions were an accident or the result of

an attack, our correspondent commander, has war from islam about it was about 820 local augustine standard time. ah, which would be just off to 15, g m t. ah that that there were 2 explosions heard at the police station and cowboy and cobbler led just across the river. ah, adopt all of the new river swat adjacent to the logic town and squad, richard mingo laura, according to eye witness said there were 2 explosions on this because of the fact that the attack took place at night made dead dos. difficult as far as trying to pull people out of the robber because we have reports that the roof collapse and dad, dozens of people were rushed to the hospital. the effort is still under way to try to see if anybody else may still be under the robot of within the last $24.00, og, another senior rec, tired bog. it's on the military of fisher,

was killed as he was receiving guests who had come to greet him on the occasion of ease with judge a festival season hair for the past few days. and then there was a operation to against those people who were involved in the a die in which another police official was case a few months ago. you may remember that there was a deadly attack again in a highly fortified compound and the city of brit shaw in which a mosque was dog dead, and over a 100, policemen lost their lives dead as well. and all this of gosh, i have shown that day despite an attack from the dead, he could not, upon focused on, still had he on al jazeera reports, the newest president joe biden is expected to announce his 2020 for reelection bid as early as tuesday. and a long tracks to the us border by migrants and mexico aiming to highlight unsafe conditions at attention center.

ah, here's a weather update in a minute 15. thank you so much for joining in. we've got a front that we can trace pushing from iraq into iran right down through the gulf. so where do you say we go into the gulf for closer look, i do think this will generate some showers for a q h. it's also going to stir around those winds for these from providence of saudi bahrain and cats are, as well as so we could see wind gusts here in the order of about 50 kilometers per hour. still somewhat weather in the northeast of mom where we had that twister there. it looks like a few days ahead of, to bucharest on just a bit of actively popping up in the southwest corner. there, there goes that from through iran, it's going to drop down the temperature in tater, on tuesday into wednesday to stay for turkey. we've got a southerly flow of air here. so look with that. does that lists the temperature

and it's stumble to 17 degrees off to africa and our concentration of rain is really west africa. so we're talking sierra, the own liberia, ivory coast gunner benito. and as we had toward the south coast of nigeria as well, some big downpours in the roby. not that unusual april is the wet it's month of the year. and after a lot of what weather in the western cape province in south africa that pushes away just a few showers in, quote, zulu, and tell province not too far away from durban. season. awe. jump into the stream head percent of the population globally is responsible for about 15 percent of carbon emission joined the debate. people have already lost their life. people. how close to that culture people, how those traditions have your say, want to broaden this conversation by bringing more voices into it. live on you to people commenting. i won't go to know that traffic you for not headed to record.

you always read this with the powers that be how this stream on the al jazeera. ah ah, ah, welcome back. you're watching out a 0. i'm the stars you take here and our hot as remind you of our top stories. a 3 day truce broke out by the u. s. is now in effect between warring sides answered on several previous east. far agreements between the army and the rapid support forces have collapsed. at least 427 people have been killed now and 10 days of fighting. dozens more bodies have been found in eastern kenya, land owned by the leader of

a religious cult. at least 73 people have died, including women and children. at least 12 people have been killed and 2 explosions as a police facility and north west pakistan. police say it isn't yet clear if the explosions were an accident or the results of an attack. on russian foreign minister saga lab rovers accused the west of what he calls abandoning diplomacy when it comes to the war in ukraine. he tried to un security council meeting where russia currently holds the rotating presidency. our diplomatic 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 just on us and to reach no systemic digital. 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 with a certain rules based order. nobody has seen these rules,

they were not the subject of transparent international negotiations due 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 pull 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. 9 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, and there are doubts whether it will be renewed minutes. hello, how can the grain feel survive off your meeting? can the great deal survive also? good. so mr. oliver of 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, a word 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, evan protests and bangladesh walking 10 years since a building housing a garment factory collapsed, killing 1300 walkers. activists on demanding better pay and better conditions, as well as compensation for those affected by the ron plaza. disaster cartridge

harry reports from saba, near the capital decker, a clear day only just survived around a 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 was awarded the last, 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 o gabriela, 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. campaigners say safety has improved under a new international the code, 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, 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 won trade unions immediately. rosa profiles encoded rather fragile is only visible memorial to the dead. cement, not at all, i said by the water ran, 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 children. well, does it are sober bangladesh? well, dominique law is a policy lead at lay behind the label. it's a campaign group that likes to improve conditions in the global government industry . she says there's still a long ways, hicho and bangladesh. i think there has been a lot of progress. so bangladesh court has definitely investigated a loss of factory that remediated a lot of dangerous issues, but essentially workers are so incredibly underpaid. they work for the wages, the power and the responsibility is held by the brands who at the moment are still often managing to avoid that responsibility. legal and financial the has been some improvements. a, for example, on transparency we see ran at the time of the ron atlanta collapsed,

said that they weren't actually sourcing from the factory. but oh, you know, workers sorted through the rubble of the factory to look the label. they did accept that responsibility. so now more more brands are publishing supply chains, but obviously that's still a long way to go. now us media reports say that president joe biden is expected to announce his re election bid on tuesday at age ac. he's already the oldest president in us history. he's brushed, assigned concerns about his fitness for a 2nd time. how white house correspondent, kimberly how kit has worn out from washington. it's expected that u. s. 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 rumored 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 want 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 supported 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 as 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, more than 3000 people are launching north at 3 mexico. there, one of the, one of several large groups of migrants trying to reach the us border under van baker ports. ha, ah, they had walked long distances through some of the harshest conditions in the world . no matter how difficult they journey these migrants marching across mexico, say they determined to stop only once they reached the united states of america

highly rocky way. we don't have any other alternative than leaving from here and to keep moving forward. we won't give up all of us want to get to the united states to fight for a better future for my daughter here. and another one i left in honduras, ah, clean violence and poverty in central america. thousands of migrants walked together for safety to reach mexico each year. i go on 1st, we have to move and keep him for our dream because i left with a dream. my wife was 4 months pregnant. this is my dream to arrive in the united states and give it all to my daughter. this group has mostly venezuelans who flew to panama or costa rica. then it's the long journey north on foot. they're aiming to reach mexico city in around 10 days. oh, but this is not just a search for better opportunities. these people are angry about a fire at a detention center and mexico last month that killed 40 migrants. now they carry

crosses and banners to remember those who never see the u. s. i see him on how to get fo your closing little one. now we have decided to move forward in this journey because of to, for, to people who died there who were set on fire. my officials are murders, but they don't want to migrate from our countries, and we want justice. oh, even if they make it to the us border, entering the united states is not easy. tough immigration policies are making it harder for my grants to claim asylum. and after spending days and weeks on the road, these children and their families may well be told to go back. andrea from vague al jazeera, thousands of indigenous people in brazil have rallied in the capital to demand won't protection of their lands. ah, martin brazilian is part of the annual free land encampment event. indigenous

communities are both took her.