the dates back thousands of years as a 0 rule goes behind the scenes that could be an annual cultural context. honored by unesco, where men move to the beach of women and to rival, to our communities, back to the tell to using song and dance. to be the 2 arg festivals on algebra. the an attempt to save them as ins, rain forests, for sale, houses, some of the nations. but there are differences in the challenges the, i'm, some is a, them the sound just a live from the hall. so coming up, the jazz cooley does refuse to allow dedication of their neighbors and the un went through the country for told pricing and looting in the south african suburbs as

the many bus taxi strikes against violence by people that that was outrage from aboriginal people in west and australia is legislation that protects that cultural heritage is repealed. the now lead is from a south american nations have gathered in by him in brazil to discuss ways to protect the future of the amazon rain forest. it's the 1st thoughts gathering in 14 years. there's a loss on the agenda or as they negotiate towards a common goal. this includes the dressing, widespread deforestation, climate change, the legal mining and capital forming to those. and it has never been so urgent that i see in the next time this call. but i saw the challenges about age and the opportunities that a life demand joint action employees. that's why i noticed assignments even before

the presidency, when i was a comp 27 in egypt. and these cute days of i will join us from the side of jose del y for yada in columbia. and walter apollo is incentive cruise in bolivia. but 1st let's go live to on latin america as lucy, a newman. she's that somebody in blind in brazil, so let's see here. the bottom line, does it look like they're going to come up with a joint plant and deforestation by 20? 30. a. well, it depends on who you ask a joint plan with a lot of teeth that really, really will make a difference. and that will lead to major changes. it doesn't look like it because there isn't a commitment from all the countries to do what it might take to really end deforestation by 2013 a short while ago columbia. as president gustavo bet, throat made an extraordinarily strong speech. clearly, he was addressing many of his of his peers from the amazon countries. he said that

the world that the clock is ticking, i've ever faster to our the extinction. he said, if the world is at the, is about to disappear, our planet is racing towards extinction. and we are in the last decade and i'm quoting him, that's left to make the necessary decisions to prevent this. then why are we just making speeches? that is a very, very strong criticism of what is happening right here in midland, in the summit that's taking place as high speak. and he wanted, for example, all the countries to commit themselves to 0 production of oil, car, coal, and gas as one of the key reasons. he says that uh, that is leading to c o 2 gas emissions at the climate change that he has not got the support that he had hoped for. instead, he has asked for a military force to be created amongst all the countries that can police the borders of the amazon. he came up with a whole list of things,

but what i'm seeing now is a list of good intentions that will come out of this summit, but not commitments with clear dates that will make the difference fast enough for what apparently the planet needs. how about when it comes to trends, both the policing, something more concrete coming together on that exactly. there has been an agreement to set up a cooperation for us that would be based in the brazilian city of my house. so that the countries, the government can cooperate with policing with intelligence along these porous borders that they have where criminal organizations go back and forth. a tree will better always also saying that the military should be involved to really make it strong enough that they can have helicopters and the necessary equipment to stop in their tracks. the drug traffickers, the coal traffickers, i mean, sorry, the, the, the gold traffic goes to lumber, fish, and there's

a whole list of the, of products that go back and forth and the lead lead crime and devastation and deforestation in their pass. all right, thanks so much the see a newman, let's go but now to, to raise a bow. she's live for us from while we out a in columbia and i can see to raise a back on the boat today. things looking rosier for the pink dolphins. now that there's some, it's got on the way, and by the way, somebody who's been going around all the same, you're trying to understand what is happening here. we have been in touch with a new indigenous community. the columbia left contacted tribe and the situation in which they are living right now was dire, struggling for food and for medical attention among many of the sick they have to leave the jungle back in 2006. and since then, they have been living outside of their territory because they kind of bolt back because of the legal deforestation,

the presence of left wing career less than some armed groups and criminal organizations. so how does and lots of concern about this community? they have lots 50 percent of their people mostly because of diseases that they call white man's diseases, likes new nissans among others. and right now, i mean, they love yeah. the river, this river does all the way to venezuela, and this is what the amazon is all about. it's a region that is all interconnected with biodiversity and rivers and streams, and pink golfing. so you just mentioned we in fact just saw one, but they're very, very difficult to phone because they hide. so hope that will fit though this is colombia, 1st left wing precedent. when to berlin, with a very ambitious agenda, we just heard that the government wants, for example, to try to protect 80 percent of the amazon rain forest by 2025. this is how fast paced government wants to celebrate. the ro came to offers with a promise to assist indigenous communities to try to help them who as communities adapt to what is happening here. try to increase, for example,

why they call bio economies trying to help communities work with what they can find in the waiting forest like sites and other things and try to promote an economy such as the one that does not destroy the environment. but 1st, what paper is aiming, god is trying to reduce some forest ation right now, kind of alexander, rolando scientists is on the, from the length of the columbia and fight against deforestation. he's in charge of operations in the region in the amazon rain forest center says he's working with prosecutors and specialize officers to come by environmental crimes with the whole windshield. the thing that we are looking at money loan to is so we can come to escape the prophecy and they repay the damage they are doing to the amazon. know we know he's, you know, also controls all the world that lives the areas as well as rescuing in danger. spacious with with after the government signed a piece agreement with the left wing rebel group,

the fark in 2016 millions of hector's, of land in this area were destroyed and pristine forest were replaced with capital and graft to feed them. the government now is trying a different approach and rather than prosecuting small farmers, they're going after adults will finance deforestation. the columbia managed to reduce deforestation by 30 percent in the past year environment administered sustainable, have my thought died to 0 that combating the legal logging industry and working with local communities. our priority is fine for colombia 1st left. we precedent gustavo k through, we are not going to legalize land dot a has being deforest stated a so that it's price increases. and this is that clear message that we have sent out. the other side is the best ones that communities that have more, a closure of increasing that we go through the frontier, but they are really a low income, not very productive policing. local communities at the forefront of the fight

against land grabs is also part of the plan or metro. this is a community leader has been working with local and deals to reforest areas close to a national park, as well as the government has good intentions. but there are lots of people who wants it to fail, who are part of the business, and they're in congress because they make the laws. but the inside of the ones who do not expect from the government has also the task of protecting people like liberty is as columbia is one of the most dangerous countries in the world for environmental activities. 100 have been killed in the last decade. columbia for is, have also been a victim of the war and the violence that plague this country's history many hope this time, the political when will be enough to revert the damage that has already been done. very so i just see that love yet in columbia.

well precedent, especially president who got a feeling about but also president columbus press and will start when people went to the summit. was a very ambitious agenda. now the big challenges, how they're going to be able to carry out this type of changes and reforms in their own countries, especially with right now facing a tough challenge in congress. he's coalitions is having some truck was his son, his being investigated for money laundering among many other things. so he would have to pass many of these reforms in congress. i'm not still a question whether he'd be able to do it. but again, what president 1st trusting right now was that the amazon is not just places like this one with thing, toll friends and biodiversity. but it's also about people about the at least 2000000 indigenous people. and who were communities that live in places like this one that need to be protected and that they need to help and that hopefully assignments such as that one will start to mark a road from towards protecting no community environment. but also the people that live in places like this one. i'm to raise it. you've been every hour in

a different place from both the jungles to villages. kind of wait to see where you'll be in the next hour. thanks somebody to raise above the my, there are a palo is live for us in santa cruz bolivia. now we can go to invest. so that also the amazon, a critical issue. there's been some criticisms from environmental is about the policy of agricultural expansion. talk to us a little bit about how that might be address. now i can see your also in a very interesting place. plenty of wildlife going on behind you too. uh it's good to be with you savvy. that's right. the criticisms are bound here in bolivia, over a lack of action by the government when it comes to national policies of prevention to prevent the types of disasters that the country saw in 2019 during the great fire of the amazon. where believe you alone saw more than 4000000 acres of rain, forest destroyed. it's gonna be

a little hard to compete with that backdrop that theresa bo had in the columbia with the pink dolphins. but we do have a colorful backdrop one. introduce you some friends. we've made here at wildlife sanctuary in the city of santa cruz. olivia behind me are a group of gold and, and, and blue mate cause and i believe one reading green mccoll over there, also known as a green wing mccall. these are all birds that have been rescued from the legal wildlife trade. these are also large parents, the causes that are very iconic of the amazon rain forest. all of them, victims of the legal wildlife trade just one of the many threats facing wild animals here in the olivia and amazon. now perhaps not many people think of olivia when they think of the amazon rain forest, but nearly 50 percent of the national territory of this country is covered by the amazon rain forest. and what we're hearing hearing consistently from environmentalist conservation experts in indigenous leaders, is that the many threats like deforestation, climate change,

while fires every year, or just becoming worse exponentially. just a few moments ago before this live hit of our coverage of the amazon summit, i was speaking to my team about how bad the fire season is this year. there's already been 1300 wild fires or hotspots identified nationwide here in bolivia. so this is a problem that is very much on the minds of people that great fire in 2019 is very present in the minds of the people that me, that call the, the rain forest, their home. and so finding a multilateral strategy to combat these many challenges is something that's going to be very important at the summit and certainly very important for conservation is here in bolivia. all right, we'll leave with that. thanks so much, never apollo and his friends in the background and so much i, it's the,

the leaders of new jazz cou, a refusing to receive representatives from the united nations, the african union, and the regional organization echo us. the dentist says the safety cannot be guaranteed, but senior qu officials have met the depth to us secretary of state, victoria newland, describe the 2 hours of talks in the capital in the alma as frank and difficult, a request to meet the post president. i'm assume as well as the self proclaimed new leader with denied sandoval been that i be has more from the she has competently ami. it is the 1st of us official denisia since the cool stokes is members of military leaders where frank and difficult says victoria nolan, who is the us acting deputy secretary of state her efforts to meet us asking for returning to growth additional order and force for the release

and the other side of integrations of money and miss also with some military members. they said once again, that's any intervention. military would be as a declaration of 4. after 2 weeks, the cool and the expiring line 6 to buy it go. us military genta pointed in your prime minor sir, and is still saying that they refused any solution based on returning bedroom to power relation or any of my are wondering and asking for an urgent solution that instead of you to 0. yeah. not the south africa go, i police 5 rubber bullets and tear gas. so striking mini balls, taxi drivers ignore the cold water to stop the 6 day protest. police ends down in

boston, western cape, proven st. lou, does it take you advantage of the strike? 5 people are being killed in the unrest. striking drive is a protesting against what they say on said laws reposed by city authorities in take tell me the minute has moved from cape town on how police are responding, what they call it, over to the state crimes the following. the violence blamed on striking taxi drivers without seeing what police a cooling, opportune, this, the crimes we are in cairo monday, outside cape town with they are a number of police offices trying to monitor the situation there at least $1500.00 deployed over parts of cape town and surrounding areas. here in kyle monday, we've seen groups of community members trying to loot stores earlier, trying to get into a liquor store, but they were pushed back by police offices. we use done grenades to

a gas and rubber bullets to keep them back, which has been several hours since this began, and it's likely to continue for many moved. but police have said that they are prepared for any eventuality in a country like south africa where they are a number of issues around in equality and poverty. any unrest often leads to situations like this. we police have to stop looting and other crimes. somebody dumler, i'll just 0 kind of monday outside cape town. still ahead on al jazeera, china jews, the philippines, to remove a grounded warship from the dispute. it's shown in the south china sea 1st the heat wave. now what type of food spring weather in south korea falls has thousands of scouts to leave the camp site the the

brought to you by visit capital it's, it's been usually wet. just recently in borneo processing march, and i think it will be increasingly unusually, went into monitoring maybe parents to be lazy because this for my laser and into these you should be the dry season, the quite a few shelves around the central philippines. you'll notice that this rather moving the way of dark blue, which is the rain in the pacific away from the philippine sea because it only is in progress. so there was water in the world, tends to move in that direction and generate more big storms out of his ty feeds. while we've got another one on his way line. but we'll talk about briefly. hello, this is the one who's been around for a while and i was barely a tropical storm. it's a revolving stall, philosophical moisture. therefore it's biggest risk is the amount of rain it brings and the warnings are for all this western side, particularly ons of japan for excessive rain and therefore potential landslide. and of course, it's on its way to sense career last day of so on the next day or 2,

we'll see the biggest readings from what appears to be a dying monsoon season. up in the pole, maybe behind this part of ne india or bangladesh. but for the rest of india, and for pakistan, this precious little left is moistened all the way from the west and got stiff and pakistan pretty much dry saffel the weather brought to you by visit castle. how does the team from a smaller league drove the bigger crowds? why does the irish flag fly size out of school of these clubs? what is it about celtic that has the world over sealing them all? all of texasfootball style with the a pre estimate around the world, the defends, who make football on the,

the, the only thing i'll just do a time to recap on headlines now. lead is from 8 south american nations. are discussing how to safe called the future of the amazon rainforest. the agenda includes addressing deforestation, illegal mining and capital farming. the jazz cooley does have refused to allow a joint delegation from echo off the african union. i'm the you in front of the country. they say they can't guarantee the safety of motor delegations from monte. i'm beginning to 5, so are in the shaft and be convinced him to be this. in south africa, police file drop a full, a sincere, a gas, a striking mini bus taxi drivers ignore the cold orders a stump, the 6 day protest. 5 people have been killed in the unrest and

sedan. many people from in and around the capsule have floods that homes off to have a fighting between the army and time. the tree rapids support forces. hipaa move and has the license from call to residents in parts of the mind woke up on tuesday morning to the sounds of heavy artillery and gunfire being exchanged between the 2, the news army and the permanent 3 rapids support forces. now for the past 3 days, the fighting has been centered around the middle part of the city in an area known as old on demand. the so the news army has been trying to regain control of areas dominated by the power of the 3 r s f. since the thoughts of the flight flight, the jets were also blank overhead. and then what s type launched by the sudanese army against positions of the parent military rapids support forces in the old city of mine. no civilians have been caught up in the conflict since the south of the fighting in mid april. and over the past 3 days,

dozens of families have been leaving residential areas in the central part of the man. because of the intensification of fighting between the 2 sides. most families have moved from the central parts of the city to what's the northern parts of the city. hoping to escape the fighting between the 2 sides. they say both the r 7 and the beginning army have urge them to leave their homes to not be caught in the crossfire. many say they don't know the where they will go to, they leave behind their homes, they leave behind their properties. and over the past 3 days, their worst sibling casualties in the fighting between the 2 sides. over a dozen civilians have been killed as a result of artillery showing a thing where it isn't residential homes with most of the civilians saying that the artillery have been fired by the parent military rapids support forces indiscriminately. now fighting continues. the sounds of heavy artillery continues and they also civil imp caught up in the areas of slicing unable to move because of the fly. ellen and being worried and afraid that they will be caught up in the crossfire. so syria has

extended permission for the you and to the live a life life via to turkish crossings into revel held territory until november, the 13th approval to use the babylon. and the arrival of those crossings was set to expire next week, last month. see when the security council failed to renew a monday for the main knob and hello, crossing more than 4 1000000 people in syria rely on u. n. a. z. u. s. embassy and haiti is closed and stuff ordered to remain in the cum pounds of the gun. fire was heard near the building as a monday government vehicles, the satellites and property damage, and the capital pulse of prints that's off to thousands. march through the streets . the games, pricing, gun violence, gains, pillaging neighborhoods, many challenge police demanding protection and a view and says, maybe half of height. these population needs item in poverty and violence. trying

this phone ministry is urging the philippines to remove a grounded warship from a dispute is shown in the south. china say this comes off to minnesota, told by jane it will not abandon the area or resupply, but was heading to the rafe with china is co. scott stopped it using volta calvin. katrina, you has molson. badging ton has invested into the philippines with some environmental . let's meet the device for administer and it seems that that meeting was a $10.00 to $1.00 and you did not go to the philippines plan because instead of receiving any sort of apology from the aging, china or administer released this statement and it reads, impart that china had no choice but to make the necessary responses. and the chinese coast guard implemented appropriate measures and according to the law. and the hopes that the philippines and china can be tough way. and that the introduction of any good policy goals is only complicated situation. now the so to say the forces that agent is referring to is the united states,

which has since released this statement criticizing time is use of water cannons. and supposing the newest planes of this region, however, china itself claims almost the entirety of the results rich south china sea, slight many counterpane, why it's neighbors. and a 2016 the international world in favor of the philippine saying that it has the right to this territory outline rejected that ruling state is not saying it does not recognize the jurisdiction of this international court in assisting aging has historical claim to this region. so engaging size, it is manila that is acting unlawfully by refusing to to a way this grounded worship that has been on the street since 1999. and it says that it is manila that is disturbing the status globe. i know early repairing that shift, but also reinforcing katrina you 0 the expected arrival of a tie food in south korea is forcing 36000 scouts to pack the bags and moving to

other parts of the country from the world scout jumper re camp site. just a few days since many scouts based off of the heat stroke event organizes thing for the size for the lack of planning on the below explains. it was supposed to be a summary of funding camaraderie. 36000 scouts, mostly teenagers for more than 150 countries in one camp site. the world scout jeffery kicked off in south korea. so one county last week. what participants are now having to pack and leave. they're being moved to a $128.00 accommodations sites across the country. head of type one kind of projected arrival on thursday. officials insist however, they vent isn't over. tumbled members have all the way to the left. it will go on for the remaining 5 days and 4 nights. so rest assured, the participants will still be able to have the temporary experience. the national and local governments will work together to ensure that they remain safe and go

home with happy help. but a number of scouts had already been unhappy even before there was any threat of a type of participants from the united kingdom and the united states have been sold for days. the 1st at the sound of the price. and we were concerned that the total of 12 being clean frequently enough that wasn't safe in that and it wasn't safe and that was rubbish. building up as well. south koreans have also criticized organizers for a lack of foresight. the country has been battling both scorching heat and provincial rains in the past few months. more than 40 were killed by floods and last lights last month. the not i put on hello in the given the current weather and situation our country. these aspects were in taken into consideration earlier, i saw many is kind of passing by. they came along the way just for things to fall through. officials have assured you, accommodations will be safe, clean and comfortable. but given the challenges of having to move thousands of

foreigners attending a global event, people here are also worried about damage if it costs to the countries image was unable to put the cleanings on. since we are trying to secure a major event in tucson and foreigners will be coming, i'm a shame that their perception of our country might change as a korean. i also feel so much sorry for them. south korea is no stranger to holding big events. having hosted both the olympics and footballs, world cup boost on its 2nd. major city is buying for the 2030 world. dec spoke with hopes setbacks at this year's world. scouts temporary won't hurt its chances. barnaby lo, i'll do 0 legislation which protected the cultural heritage of aboriginal people in west and australia has been repealed. just a month off to being introduced. laws were passed off to the mining company. rio tempo destroyed aboriginal rock shelters, which were 46000 years old. mont,

kenny is a professor at the australian national university explains what led to the repealing of the legislation. there's no doubt that the lowest lives same as heavy handed and that'd be time subject to a fair amount of misinformation. a lot of exaggeration about what might be the implications for people with we've property. they were all kinds of stories going around in the community that as a result of those laws, they would not have lots of their own property. include half of the government telling them that there was some sort of cultural heritage ban on developments in the light. so i became very much i politically see. and i think the government has decided to back off and, and, and do but a most of the products. it's interesting because this is, uh, this happens at a time when the federal government and the, and the, and the country nationally is about to have a referendum on what's called a voice depaul in macon ism, that would be put into the stride in constitution. now that has to be done at

a referendum and the referendum has particularly difficult tests associated with it . it has to be achieved by majority of votes across the strider. and it also has to have a majority in full of to 6 states. that's very hard to do and to do so you would need to have the support probably of western australia was being monetized case type. so this issue of this state legislation was being caught up with this push for a national referendum. i think nationally they, for a supporters of the us campaign, so they've changed. we'll be happy that the w right government has backed off, but they will probably be some indigenous people in western australia. it will think that the government has them as the try them. the i'm, let's take you through some of the headlines now. lead is from a south american nations,

are gathered in by them and brazil to discuss ways to protect the future of the amazon rainforest. it's the 1st science gathering in 14 years.