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weapons banned by moving a $100.00 countries. i'm on seed range, trigger slogs and land slides and boxed on getting more than 50 people in just 2 weeks. the we saw with exclusive coverage from the heavy minister i zone on the border between tennessee, i'm libya, $1200.00 migrants including pregnant women and $29.00 children. all stranded the, with little food, water or shelter. all were rounded up in tennessee, a and boss to the border, libyan board of gonzo refusing to let them in. the foreign ministers of both countries have discussed what they call the regular migration human rights watch of keys. as soon as he had a violating international newell by collective expulsions of black migrants, mostly from sub saharan africa and say they,

i need immediate cemetery and aid. let's go to the mount of china, who is live in the city of the war, which is about 30 kilometers from the libyan border with tennessee, a monic. you are one of the few journalists who had access to this group of african migrants. tell us more about what you saw on the conditions that they are in the well they were stranded in between the libyan and to museum border on the to easy inside. of course, folks, they were put there by 2 easy and authorities perhaps in the hopes that they could, they would be able to cross over into libya. i mean, we saw women and children and, and, and some that were injured in dire need in desperate need of water and food and medical assistance. i mean, when, when we spoke to, to them, some of somebody said they haven't had water in days. so there's a real fear that,

you know, something isn't done soon. you know, the hides will see people facing the hydration assignment. and, and of course, like i said, we did see those that were injured that need immediate medical assistance. so some form of, of a solution needs to happen where a humanitarian core door is opened up for these people, for them to get the assistance that they've desperately need to. and can you tell us a bit about how these people ended up on the border between miss yeah. um libya? well, earlier this year, president place site was, had some comments or set set some as a talked about the changing of the uh, the demographics into needs. yeah. and, and, and really that's created a,

an atmosphere animosity towards the primary, the primarily blackout black migrants that are in tanisha. our tents has had been rising in spots for months. but last week we saw i breaking point where residents protested the presence of a god by when a man was killed. and that's when the authorities began rounding up these, these migrants and putting them on the border where we, we saw we saw them yesterday. so i mean, at the end of the day it's for these people that are, that are stuck in limbo between the borders with no food or water or humanitarian assistance for them. it's looking really grim. i mean, i, i can't see how, if something isn't done immediately that you know, that there's that. so we're going to start seeing people losing their lives because

of the stalemate. maddox, china, speaking to a staff from the city of tomorrow, which is about 30 kilometers from the libyan, for the with this year. where these 15 or 100 or so migraines have been essentially don't as well. some of the migrants attempting to reach your upcoming from west african nations thoughts has gone on. it is one of the wells biggest produces of the gold and cocoa, but its economy is struggling harm. latasha has moved from across these were to say they haven't been paid in 2 years. they supplied siege to public schools. im gonna now disparate supplies of demand and what's owed to them with interest because of inflation, we just assumed that the due process should be followed and when he should be given to us, we asked him for too much gonna assign to use the program with the international monetary fund to bring down inflation and the 6 bits. we cannot make problems. but

this may not reduce public to levels, create jobs will increase salary, lots of new taxes happening, introduced. so the taxes are going to stop by to the end altogether as this cool lease. i think we should start preparing for some unrest. them to leave the front. it's very possible, as we start to realize back yeah, endings have helped me purchasing power. so i'm going to is no conditions of these loans mean the government has to cut spending and of the price of water fuel and electricity would like to keep going on you to reduce our profit the lead lead to pricing because of some of the government saves a $3000000000.00 i'm a sellout will help pay for the imports,

get the cost of living classes under control and finish development projects. a lot of large projects like this is road had sold because there was no money to finish them with clinics of the government, se corruption and mismanagement also to blame regardless, economic difficult. the names have experience. a balance is a country 70. i am a program sense of gain to the payments in 1957. the question is, what does though lead to economic posterity, which is more hardship for the people? how do i talk to algebra across a delegation of golden star seed investors in a representatives is visiting jeanine and the occupied westbank. 12 palestinians were killed in a major is really a sold on its refuge account earlier this week. they will assess the off them off and damage cause to homes and infrastructure. there is, it is taking place, hours before a funeral is due to be held for one of the 3 palestinians killed by. is there any

forces on friday that abraham is that the janine refugee camp with more of the visit, a simpler mouth and you, one officials have come here to listen to the testimony of people in the janine refuge account. they have listened to difficult stories from palestinian saying that they had to leave their homes because of the use radio fault that took place for 2 days. they've heard also about the pain, the trauma, the civilians who have been targeted by these really forces. and joining me here to talk more about that is that you are present to the impala side mister vin, vin burgess door. yes. and then what do you take from the testimonies that you've heard? is there anything new? well, this is the largest military invasion in the occupied westbank ever since. the 2nd intifada ended, it's more than 20 years ago that in 2002 as some of the invasion has taken place. it's the 1st time that massive strikes have taken place and effected an area

populated by civilian. do you know that this refugee compos, 14000 people on the 0.4 square kilometers, was the most densely populated areas in pen of fine. if you use air strikes, you accept collateral damage in the put in a seam population. so our critique to what the square of the occupied taught was the lack of cooperation analogy. when it came to use a military weapons system. that's the 1st thing. secondly, we criticize the most no distinction made a prodigy between middle infections and civilians. and it was impossible because if you go with mass of military equipment, you cannot make this distinction. thirdly, re criticized that during the operation to many, 10 excess was severely impeded if not made impossible for medical services or

ambulances to take care and accommodate the enjoy it and bring them to us because even the hospital speed a tech was going and even turn the switch right to the stories were attacked as well. so there's, when you're hearing a lot of condemnations from the yeah, these really violations are increasing the people here once action. yes. what are you going to do? well, 1st of all is all just mission of diplomats. i've seen covering all 5 continents under the chairmanship of the united nations and that in itself. and then on the 3rd day, i would say after the, after the, immediately a military invasion has ended. we still cannot go here everywhere because we may have unexploded ordnance this year and we cannot be happy, very careful. you could see here that people need to restore water and electricity and see what you. 9 kilometers of water and sewage lines have been destroyed to the effect that, via here. and it's a plus was own. this proves to use our commitment. no, we as diplomats,

we can only do 2 things, a fact finding and reporting to back us a do a capital t got they take the necessary action and be expressing although it's totally different to you with the population affected by these military actions of israel. and hoping that the political message from all capitals goes to the issue and say, you have to abide by international law. and if you don't, you're facing consequences. and so that is something only capital dental diplomats can only report. so please bear with us. that'd be kind of go beyond what they're doing here. i'm going to continue with here today. thank you so much, mr. ben. you, for your participation. and we've been talking to palestinians who say that the level of destruction here and that i could become as nothing like they've seen in 20 years. they know that the palestinian authority does not have the resources and the money to restore the comp. they believe that the international communities of interest is a swear now. so there's a lot of disappointments. you have

a lot of fear and a lot of anxiety is that, but he just need to do you need refugee camp. you have to like, let's say iran state media says that an attack on a police station, the province of system polluted stone, has ended. least 2 officers were killed. and the se in city is all his don police a full if the attack is what it was. okay with investigation is underway, but process cases all describing it as a terrorist attack. also in iran, 2 of gunmen have been hanging for a shooting out of shrine last year. that same people were killed and others wounded . when the gunman store the shop to not shine in shrouds, they rang and government says that the attack is pledged agents to iso impact the slicing and cartoon has spread across the country to saddam's main port. soaring prices. impulse to don as well as the 3 months delay and salaries of taking

a heavy toll. mohammed file has moved from the city on the red sea, on the struggle for people to cope. and north east spends his days stitching, choose what he says, making ends meet, husband, if it'd be more difficult. and i didn't even ask you to get us, we're really suffering. no, we need no problems. and all we want is for the water. and so that we can feed our families, squeeze them, and nor is one of thousands withdrawal into here by that. it's see ports fishing tories them at commercial activities. but things start to change when fighting began in april, kind of the kind of so when, of course, before the war things were okay. now everything became difficult because i used to make $50.00 a day. now the customers don't buy as much as before, and they complain because they could even pay because they haven't even received their salaries. last name was held with the vibing only thanks to mutual solidarity

within 10 months. so the 1st thing to do is to increase salary use on who's but those salaries haven't even been paid for 3 months. now. an influx of nearly 40000 people escaping the fighting uncomfortable has made a complex situation even more difficult. that's how i got the most out of 8 has been sent to you for the poor and the victims, but it's been sold in the shop. men decide belong to the poor who are 1st to come to you from long distances there, sleeping in payments. you must have compassion for people in this part of the country. it's not the feel fonts or fly bullet stuff marks of daily life. but it's sort of a serious economic problem to feed their families of people. basic life amenities, situations off has always been difficult. what has now been made was by the company that you and says, almost 3000000 people in so that have been forced from their homes by the conflict . and along with millions more affected, they need to humanitarian assistance. how much fun of disease riley is going ahead

and power as to on the the death of a black man who died in police custody back in 2016. that is, despite being bound by french officials, a co hearing failed to overrule a band on the march in northwest terrace. instead organizes the honoring the desk the demo travel ray in the center of the city. and now the purchase is being held in law, say of the police kidding of a teenager named nile 2 weeks ago. his desktop process and lots food across. let's go to 4 races, live in power school. what do we expect? the year we have a slightly tense situation just developing here at this demonstration, this funds demonstration passed up this way towards the god, the less station i show time, the guys it seems to be coming back this way. this is

a demonstration in solidarity with the family of atomic for a young man who died in police custody in 2016. and which has been moved to today from late to in july. and in the wake of the killing, off of not how just over a week ago now it seems from what we can hear, that the demonstration is passing this way again. and we've just caught the, the right police coming from that funds up to feel about, hey, i to try and intervene. that has been some, some purpose for i use when we're with the demonstration coming up this way a little bit earlier. now this demonstration was fun because the authorities phase that in these times what demonstrations have turned into riots in the wake of the killing of not how not something similar would happen here. the sounds traces all of this, all of the small chips that it's always a peaceful, peaceful demonstration. and it would be this time they say that finding this demonstration would inflate intentions all the more of that seems to be the case.

um, so it seems to have been the worst of both worlds as friends continues to struggle with unrest in the, in the aftermath of the killing of miles. okay, thank you for that whole race will be keeping us across that situation in paris. so head on out is there as a when you crane enters $500.00 days, president savanski visits the size of russian to funds to own a colon soldiers, adults prime minister hands in his resignation to the king off to his coalition collapses, or the migration, the hello the rain is piling up in northern bucket starting so low hor has already blown past it's july. have ridge rainfall for the month and look at this and the

forecast more bouts of heavy rain. so dark is blue and the yellow that is more intense. rain falling could see another 200 millimeters or so now on the other side of the border in punjab, state in india, anywhere from red star to lilianna st goes here as well. pockets of about 200 millimeters of rain. so that much rain, that fast, certainly will give us some flooding it extend straight through to go to that state over the course of the weekend waterview of india. right now, it shows us, there's monsoon range, really doing a number up and down the west coast through central areas as well. is that sound of the year? but the monsoon rains really ramping up, they're moving out of the admin seat into the gulf of thailand. so we've got fairly heavy bouts of rain to go there as well. meantime, though, our seasonal rains in china is starting to back off just a bit across the yangtze river valley on sunday, but it is still pouring rain across japan's main island of hon. choose a land side alerts in played there, and will, and off, back in southeast asia,

looks like a particularly what picture for the late peninsula on sunday. see you later. i the facing liliana, teens. does the un fits the purpose was like many critics sites, just pump solutions doesn't get anywhere near enough done to the amount of money that is put into it. hard hitting into abuse. do you think look to their lives on washing? it's enough for money to go on its own and built it's on the thoughts providing on for centuries, people have been taken care of are. so i have every confidence that future generations will do it as well. you the story on told to how does era the

and watching out is there a mind to thoughts of the story? is this our foreign ministers? as soon as in libya, i've spoken to discuss 1200 black african migrants left stranded on the food as by 2 minutes in please. human rights watch has a keys to miss you carrying out collective expulsion. but use representative in the west bank and gaza has told al jazeera, the israel's assault on jeanine, that killed 12 palestinians was disproportionate and against international. international integration is assessing the damage close times. an infrastructure to riley is that taking place and problems against police, for tennessee, in the capital power, as demonstrates as a gathering to commemorate the desk from black mountain 2016. the spies have found that by special i mean law notches, will continue in, must say of to police,

killed a teenage of 2 weeks ago. that's tied to the war in ukraine which enters. it's 500 stay president, florida may, as lensky has visited, an island that has become a symbol, if you crime you resistance so landscape on a de ukrainian soldiers who was stationed on snake island. and famously defied an order from russian forces at the beginning of the invasion. it was seized um they were taken prisoner police to exchange for russian captives. ukrainian troops regained control of the on and in june of last year. ukraine says its troops have evolves to ed's boss, moves in the east of the country, armed forces, release this footage, showing what it said. is it sol, just storming russian positions during an offensive, which has for months been at the hospital is facing, which resulted in russia capturing the city in late may. and the governor of ukraine's, that region says that at least 7 people have been killed in

a russian rocket attack. russia struck a residential area in the city of lyman. several more people were poorly injured in the bombardments us. president joe biden has been criticized by the un secretary general rights groups, as well as a fellow democrats for his vision to supply cluster bones to ukraine. they were banned by more than a 120 countries, but not the us. russia or ukraine and whitehouse, as it is aware of the risk to civilians. they couldn't leave ukrainian troops defenseless. latest to criticize the move has been us ally, u. k prime minister rashid. so you're not. let's go to our white house correspondent given a whole kids. so tell us more about how this move has gone down at home. of the. yeah, well the reality is, is that the west has run out of the supplies when it comes to the conventional weaponry it has been supplying you prayed. and so it has had to turn to the

weaponry, it said it was phasing out last use by the united states, for example, in the rock more and heavily criticized for its use because of its disproportionate harm to civilians. and so there's a really bit of concern, particularly among members of the president's own democratic party about the decision by the us president. in fact, the was president, had to sign a waiver, given the fact that it really is going against us law to even use cluster munitions . as part of this package, this $800000000.00 package that the united states is giving to you pray. and that is really not sitting well with members of the president's democratic party. the progressive wing. if you will. 19 members have signed the letter sent to the president saying, look at this is not ok with us. this is going to cause indiscriminate harm to civilians. there's no such thing as

a safe cluster bomb. and this is not consistent with the promise that you made. not just to us as democrats, but also to the uh, the world you promised when you came in as you, as president. but the foundation of your foreign policy would be to be a lead or when it comes to human rights. and this is simply not consistent with that. so a lot of unhappiness within the democratic party right now. there is an element of hypocrisy here, isn't that i mean, the u. s. as in the past, criticize russia, for example, for using plus to bones and syria. absolutely and facts as the start, as the prank conflict of one reporter in the press briefing, i remember asked about the use of cluster munitions to the press secretary and is the reply was asked, this is true that this could potentially constitute a war crime. we also know that linda thomas greenfield, the us, and bassett,

or to the united nations earlier in the last year made a speech to the un general assembly where she said, but, and the use of cluster munitions is a violation of the geneva conventions and has in her words, no place on the battlefield. so how then is it can ok now for the united states to be supplying this for you praying to use on the battlefield. many people see this as being very hypocritical. in fact, this is, so that's an opinion that's been voiced by not just germany, not just by spain, but as you mentioned, the united kingdom. so the argument that's been made by the national security advisor jake sullivan is look at the bottom line is roches use. this is already on the battlefield. so what does it matter if you frame does to it's going to have to be cleaned up, but that's not sitting well with the international community. whitehouse corresponding kim the whole cuz i think he's the adults prime minister monkwood. so

it has handled in his resignation to king vellum. alexander was arrived at the palace on saturday morning. he step down off his coalition. government failed to agree on a new migration package which i had subbed almost 13 years as head of government. he will remain in a cat take a position until general elections are held in front of the cons. reports is only a year and a half after being formed. the dutch coalition government has collapsed. don't mention the taxi, the souls. it's no secret that the coalition partners have very different views on migration policies and today, unfortunately, we have to conclude that those differences are irreconcilable. that's why i will immediately offer the resignation of the entire cabinet to the king. in writing. the prime minister tried to force through to cap the number of refugees, but his junior coalition partners refused. that is, i look for it's a difficult moment. we've held intensive talks about all sorts of measures to stop

the influx of asylum seekers. this has not been easy. we also have to make room for those who do have the right to a safe haven in the netherlands. the netherlands is expecting around $70000.00 asylum applicants this year. that's almost double last year's number. and that's increased the pressure on the government from far right. party exhibits like the party for freedom or peeves lead by hurt builders. yeah, it is for him to call them and they know hopefully could bucko expect the data on the post office each find its way to kind of this for my level to either either the box or for a lot of stuff coming up the car, a book all links it ok for you, but i like how about the let me hope all is my day my it's and about basic and i can mark the router has been the countries longest serving leader, but it's still on stance. on migration has ended his 4th term and government and possibly his last name rhonda lafond, l g 0 japanese people have been remembering the full not prime minister sion,

so they, on the 1st anniversary of his assassination tributes, were paid at a temple in take care 2 pounds longer subbing meta was shots while giving on the election campaign speech in the west of the city of nora who suspected assassin who was arrested with a home a gun is expected to stand trial next year. off to on the going psychiatric test purchase have been held in south korea against the japanese governments plans to dump teresa radioactive was that from the focus you a new clips out into the ocean. hundreds gathered in central sol, head of the international atomic energy agency is set to arrive in sol to meet with a sleet is, is 2 year review, showed to pounds and 4 to release plans would have a negligible impact on the environment. monsoon rains across focused on of triggered floods, land slides which have destroyed homes. these 55 people have been killed and thousands injured in the past 2 weeks. most of the fatalities in the punjab proven

some people were buried by land slides. others were electrocuted during the annual heavy rains. come on, hydra has been the heavy monsoon rains, threatening to bring life to a word your senses and the 2nd largest city of fog, just on palm door. more 14000000 feet by the hard hesitated. save more rain and then now what then it will do in 6 months and that i've got a letter writing an open area. and of course, as you can see on my other side, the children are now playing in a box. richard have been absolutely dry. however, the major logic or the department that had issued like warning off for a cross spark, your son lost the bug, is gone, stored deluge, which led to tens of millions of dollars worth of instruct,

structural damage. 1700 people do not. experts not blaming that on climate change. i never got that i now warning that up and large made that then lively, or, and bring life to, or what your senses. this is just the early days and of the month going and the prediction vol. that'd be cause of the effect of climate change focused on once again, maybe in the eye of the stall come out of how you that is your data. the whole, the, this is out a 0. these you top stories, the foreign ministers of tennessee and libya have discussed what they call the regular migration of the 1200 migrants have been left stranded, the middle food, water, shelter, or what rounds it up into msi and boss to the border. and they've been bought a gods of refusing to let them in human rights watch of jesus to this yes,

violating international by collective expos.