what secrets lie behind these. find. parts of experience and explore past and even cultural heritage songs. d.w. world heritage are 16. this is deja vu news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes of call in the gambia for all women and girls in the countries who report sexual assaults committed by for the president job and it comes off to again be in beauty pageant when that accuse the former dictator of drugging and raping her when she was a scene. and how are people in sudan staying in touch and informed the internet has been restricted since the start of june the ruling military council says social media is a threat to national security. i'm

christine wonderwall come to d.w. news africa i'm glad you're tuned in the government in the gambia has called on women and girls to report sexual assaults they experienced at the hands of former president. the appeal comes off to n.g.o.s human rights watch and trial international reported that 3 women have accused may offer rape and sexual assault while he was in office is currently in exile in a guinea one of his accuses is gambia and beauty pageant when a subtle gentle. after 4 years of silence she's determined to speak publicly about her rape and 2014 to 2 for john 01 a beauty pageant in the gambia attracted by the prize of a grant to study abroad but she would never get on the plane. invited to the state

house for a ramadan ceremony she says then president. sexually assaulted her. yes it made perfect. excuse that i had come for a religious visit who could believe that i did but i'm a strong we on the floor he gave me an unchecked i struggle trying to free myself from a script and there was a moment when i was out of press pool so i cannot say if it isn't texan that made his effect feel are if it's fair teak if you don't would each salaam. ex-president john ruled as a brutal dictator for 23 years notorious for ordering his opponents jailed tortured and killed. he also sexually coerced women say rights organizations investigating his crimes. cover victory when he started working with victims of. one of the 1st things we heard from some victims

it was the jam it was abusing girls and women and we decided to go right away to investigate treats me to get to. the investigation is proving difficult because not many women dare speak out. in. the suit or see if you did it when you had what was called a rape victim is very frowned upon in our society a lot of women have testified in the human rights watch report but they won't agree to reveal their identities because they care a lot about how they are seen by their peers. and the new one. 2 to 5 john lowe now lives in canada after fleeing to neighboring senegal now she wants to help others overcome their shame importance monday morning in my fight it's now you can talk about rape and we set up policies in the gambia and synagogue feel that victims of rape can go to the police and talk openly. police c.b.c.

legs up to mommy. by telling her story she also wants to play a part in getting young german extradited from equitorial guinea back to the gambia to face judgment for all of his crimes. the next story is an ethiopian a human rights organizations are accusing authorities off forcing displaced people to go back to their homes in the a romeo region a violent conflict between ethnic or roma people and a minority of has seen more than 600000 people flee their villages in the last year most of them and many don't feel safe to go back but the government of prime minister made insist their homes are safe and they said it will be demolishing the camps they are currently living in when it's ok back to his village after months of displacement he told his house destroyed this is my bedroom his belongings were

gone he is one of thousands of ethiopian deduce who fled into earthquake violence last year to this day he's still afraid of attacks around his farm and. we used to have a nice life we had cattle our house was burnished we were drinking milk we were eating chicken and sheep now we've lost everything our farm is close to the border with west so we were afraid to go there. since last year the conflict linked to lack of available land broke out in the goodies omes of their own region many ethnic originally from the neighboring region own farmland in these areas this has led to anger on the side of some a roma residents. located along the regional border is one of the villages most affected by the violence many people lost their properties people were killed but those who committed these things have not been arrested or face justice not

a single person was captured so far despite the ongoing fear last month most of the remaining displaced people from west who are returned home officials say security issues have now been resolved in most neighborhoods also called. but returnees were given no choice camps and the good weather displaced had found refuge were dismantled and humanitarian aid stopped then get they came back to her village a few weeks ago this piece of land is all that's left of her previous home. we're happy to be back but i'm still worried our farm is far from here and i'm afraid to go there because some people said they saw the armed groups around there many

retinues even temporary shelters made out of the netherlands or plastic sheets as the rainy season settles and families here receive about 40 killer grams of grains and some oil once a month local authorities say they plan to distribute seeds and agricultural tools this would enable the return is mostly farmers to plant new crops and earn a living again. in the meantime others seem to have been completely forgotten at least 21000 people are still displaced in the ghettos. over 6000 give there are still living in this refugee camp in the town of they were all displaced from. about one year ago now the government is saying that almost all families have returned home but here living conditions are still very difficult people are reporting lack of food and they're sleeping on the floor in one of the cement buildings behind me 200 families are living and the children are not going to school the federal government halted food aid over 2 months ago hundreds of

children live here in alarming hygiene conditions in addition to widespread disease and mon the tradition people suffer psychological damage. we are starving as you see our skin is damaged by bugs our children have to go to the streets and collect food in the garbage. local authorities are waiting for an answer from the federal government to resume food distribution which would then trigger the process of returning the refugees to their villages. which. the. government food. but many don't feel safe to go back to where killings have again been reported at the end of may. and terence also say thousands still live in informal settlements or renting houses in the ghettos they are not officially considered as displaced

people and thus invisible in the figures to the public eye. ok now this been a market rise in recorded internet shutdowns globally but african countries are dominating the needed board in 2019 the list of those that have cut connectivity this year is a long and includes countries all over africa from zimbabwe to liberia somalia and cameroon among the latest culprits though is ethiopia who have just turned the internet back on after a 6 days a blockade they shut down the internet after a group of soldiers allegedly staged a failed coup attempt in a morris state now sudan is still digitally isolated after dealing in social media a threat yeah you heard right the country has been without mobile internet for more than 3 weeks the country's social media shut down followed systemic and organized attacks and killings of protesters calling for a democratically elected government protesters now have to hunt down the few

internet cafes to keep up the momentum. news notifications and networks am a testy has come to this café in khartoum not for the coffee but for the wife i. mean only an hour a day that's all in order to use the internet. right now the general situation is no one can communicate with anyone. using the internet for an hour he costs $50.00 sudanese pounds that's around one year and the service is in high demand because international mobile phones has been widely cast across sudan since the start of june when security forces turned on peaceful protests just outside the army headquarters leaving thousands dead and hundreds wounded. they cut off the internet because of the massacre at the city and

now everything is complicated nobody knows how to communicate there are many people who disappeared and we don't know where they are. that's why they cut off the internet so people are isolated and can't organize a gathering of. the ruling military council says social media is a threat to national security but their internet blackout is also having a negative impact on business customers a lack of internet access is a struggle for these travel agency. so. that they can then give them. back at the cafe these young men are making the most of the wife on. the internet it's

a part of life and we were born with it and to be cut off is really weird it's like we've gone back. what mohammed really wants is for his country to me forwards he's attended many of the protests that have rocked khartoum for months calling for a peaceful transition to democracy that won't be silenced despite the internet blackout he says. ok and that is it for now from africa as always you can catch all i was stories on our website and a facebook page will leave you with something to inspire news today the world is really one global village there are pictures off africa fashion week in colombia all places to see you next time i buy.

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