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greed on emergency measures to evacuate thousands of migrants stranded in libya before they need to go on the auction block will the plan work also coming up a candlelight vigil to honor a convicted war criminal in croatia supporters of slobodan gathered to remember him yesterday he took his own life in a u.n. court room. and germany's two main parties begin talks on forming a possible governing coalition in bitter divisions can they cut the deal and form the stable government that uncle americal keeps talking about. i bring golf it's good to have you with us tonight a plan to rescue the slaves that is what european and african leaders gathered in

ivory coast today agreed upon they are calling this an emergency measure to evacuate nearly four thousand african migrants stranded in libya now it comes after shocking reports of migrants being sold into slavery in the country the african union says that there could actually be as many as seven hundred thousand migrants trapped in libya some of them waiting for the highest bidder. french president a man on the court led the way by saying that migrants should be hard to leave libya as quickly as possible delegates from the african and european union summit in ivory coast agreed on an action plan and a crisis meeting on the sidelines of the summit it involves increased spending and setting up a task force to facilitate the rapid repatriation of migrants next year the stimulus we must act quickly we must evacuate those who are willing to help them get back to their home countries will be diligent mccall was talking about people

like adam from ivory coast adam was abducted on his way to europe by people traffickers in libya and sold on many times you know often we don't see ms and. they look at us and a house which up and then someone gave me a telephone to call my mother he took a knife and cut my leg. while i was screaming he kept shouting i want money i want money we cut my leg again and again while i cried cause he pleaded with us. in the end adams family paid a ransom of five hundred fifty euros two weeks ago he was flown back to ivory coast by the international organization for migration. the organization plays a central role in the new action plan it is tasked with bringing the migrants home but according to regional director martin ashram many parts of libya are too dangerous for her workers without the help of the military. will mainly have

access to detention facilities run by the libyan government in the north of course it remains challenging security is still a difficult issue even in those areas. so the logistics of these of these operations are quite quite complex. however participants in the summit have promised to start implementing parts of the action plan in the coming days according to mussa faqih chairperson of the african union commission thousands of my brits in libya have already been identified that there is no we haven't convinced our international partners in europe and the united nations to repatriate three thousand eight hundred people immediately with the help of the task force and we're up but you almost it when you saw. libya is the only issue delegates were able to agree on there was no resolution on what was meant to be the main goal of the summit developing

a nice transit to to help africa's youth expectations have been high but it seems africa's most vulnerable have been left out in the cold. war we want to pull in our journalist so they mario squad say he has been covering the summit he joins us tonight from ivory coast good evening to us let's start with this emergency plan to rescue african migrants in libya who may already be sold into slavery or headed for the auction block what is this plan look like and will that work. actually. from the leaders to make decent looks. footage of three tell me one being mean being being being. slaves in libya i'll be in character maybe i'll second china before this year and harriet's i mean the footage there isn't footie so people listen there believe that

the freedom leader is not actually practicing what they have been pretty full and the thing that a freedom leader is is a free to lead us of a book received over my christian crisis and other related issues such as these. thoughts he doesn't use act on your feet and leaders turn a blind eye to this action the media i provide coverage from to eat up rural across the country not so it will take as i see it commitment from freedom leaders to make the planet work and let me ask you when is that commitment going to come then if not at this summit. i tell you during this summit walt people who are out to decide where mere speeches and right now are many representative of you for guys usually across the continent are gathering are coming together to try to push things to try to get to move think thoughts because

they believe that freedom leaders only won't make the plan walk unless they have pretty sure from grassroots people and from you for going to zation so this is what many youth organizations across the country trying to do not so fast for the evacuation plan itself i mean the expectation of their population and people believe that if this plan is implemented to try to stop let's see many young people to and back on dangerous what you see journalists that it's a lame audios quasi joining us tonight from barbary coast with details on this plan to rescue migrants stranded in libya thank you very much. well tonight reuters is reporting that the european union and the united kingdom have reached a deal on what's become known as the brics it divorce bill that's the amount that the u.k. will pay the e.u. to leave london has reportedly committed to paying a share of future e.u.

budgets as part of its exit bill borders was quoting a senior e.u. official with knowledge of the agreement the lawyer for a former bosnian croat general who dramatically took his own life inside a u.n. war crimes tribunal courtroom yesterday says she doesn't know how he brought in the fatal liquid slobodan broadchurch drank a substance containing a deadly chemical after his guilty verdict was upheld now in croatia opinions are divided muslim victims of the war voiced hope that the verdict would help reconciliation in bosnia but many croats feel that the guilty verdict is unfair. hundreds of person in crowds gathered for a candlelight vigil in central must one of the keep battlegrounds during the former yugoslavia is years of civil conflict they came to mourn

a man the international community called a convicted criminal for his one time comrades the former general slobodan was nothing short of a wool hero who gave his life for an ideal deal me as a child to know such a man. he was a true soldier just like all of us who fought for croatia we never attacked anyone we were defending our homes i was defending must in shocking scenes on wednesday drank poison shortly after the judge at the international will try to try bunol confirmed he would serve a twenty year sentence he later died from the effects of the poison for other person ins his action confirmed his guilt. it's not and i think this was an act of a coward he couldn't face the truth with a verdict he shouldn't have done it but the court is confirmed only allegations that probably is a war criminal increases parliament in zagreb lawmakers observed a minute's silence the prime minister clearly unhappy with the court's verdict. so

if you don't we're sorry for the events that occurred yesterday in the quote room for moral reasons he took his own life he has sent a message on what he thinks about leave in our opinion it isn't fair project suicide ends his own chapter increases troubled history but a wider reconciliation still seems a distant prospect for here in germany renewed hope that there may be a new government in place by christmas the german chancellor angela merkel she was in somewhat of a festive mood today receiving christmas trees to decorate her office in berlin course she was thinking politics the entire time the party leaders they are meeting the country's president today at palace right here in berlin now merkel's conservatives they're urging the left of center social democrats not to block a last ditch attempt to strike

a deal for another grand coalition now the chancellor has been trying to put together a workable alliance since september as inconclusive election the social democrat leader martin jol first he ruled out taking part in any new government but he now says he may be willing to join a coalition again i want to go now to our political correspondent thomas sparrow he is outside the presidential residence schloss bellevue here in berlin where these three party leaders have just arrived good evening to you out in the cold forest this evening told us what can we expect to happen inside that building there behind you tonight. it is indeed cold brant it's hope it's not ask cold inside among those leaders that as you say have just arrived what we can expect tonight is an initial conversation between those leaders directed by the german president. to see if there's any possibility of finding common ground of setting

perhaps the basis for a future grand coalition in germany it is very unlikely that they will be actually discussing current policy proposals current projects that they would like to bring forward it is more likely that they will try and see if there is any possibility of finding that common ground if there's any possibility of working together in the future and in the meantime we know there's an interim government that's in place right now to keep things working until a new government is formed are we looking at the beginning of an error in german politics where instability is going to rule the day well if you look at it from an outside perspective it is the interpretation that many have been presenting that idea that germany is unstable if you look at it from a german perspective many leaders have said that germany actual actually has structures put in place that prevent such an instability and that this happening

just behind us is rather part of a democratic process where leaders have to try and find common position germany's politics are precisely based on consensus based on forming compromises on that's not always an easy task as we've been seeing here in germany after elections in september we still haven't got a conclusive government on the other interim government so there are different ways of seeing that event all right our correspondent on a sparrow on the story for us tonight here in berlin there were behind him critical new government talks are taking place as well as as you see there there is someone protesting for animal rights in the country. all right moving on pope francis has become the first pontiff to visit bangladesh in more than thirty years the row hinge a refugee crisis is set to dominate his visit to the country is hosting hundreds of thousands of her friend joe who are living in makeshift camps after fleeing me and more now on arriving in bangladesh france has called for decisive international

action to solve the crisis but once again in deference to me and more he avoided using the term. pope francis's asia tour has taken in two sides of a desperate humanitarian crisis. on the one side me and maher accused of systematic ethnic cleansing of the henge on. and on the other bangladesh rolling out the red carpet today has welcomed almost a million of those who fled addressing the bangladeshi president the pope heaped praise on his hosts but again disappointed observers when he chose not to say the name or a hand job. in recent months of generosity and solidarity which is the hallmarks of bangladesh and society has been seen in most of it lee and she managed. to a massive influx of refugees from rakhine state providing them with temporary

shelter and the basic necessities of life. that will stay. where the pontiff goes so go the church's followers by any means necessary amid the excitement ahead of the pope's mass tomorrow high hopes that his visit will bring a solution to the crisis. we'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day hope to see you back. the whole d w one hour. for in focus global insights.