doing it in a good mission and the rest of the problem that's sufficient to certainly do. so this is the 4th major attack on a school in nigeria since december authorities have promised the children a secure but still these abductions keep coming why one is a multiple problems the government problem is here. and what most of the schools ask is not cured from this kind of problem if we look right from 2014 when people just were abducted to the chain of who can kind of today did they are now disciplined as to not just look for tech we have ever a program just called to say that he shifted missing nigerian government supposed to aid it has not been seen in action 30 some for one think you indication of the holy spirit to the country he says with on yes now affecting the school

and then this issue of the fund get themselves killed and that he had been a bond then. that they have not been taking care of issue has been going on so my sins that should be amnesty will mohammed but the government decided no we're not going to defend amnesty because defendant has said that admitting. so how are the parents reacting. they are there and i agree yeah i didn't. want to have to. say that they are children i love your work a bit still although dad has not. completely from derek from their children because i spoke to some of the parents who have been to more though since and their children to be so good don't have an option but i already know most of the so who are closer than you will you will you see several scenarios. that have been how to

love this because along with because she's not so is there more and has been done till you kill all of. your by the government she actually should be just what they are not that you would be really feeling very. mission now. our correspondent aegis reporter from a budget in nigeria thank you once. for testers once again out on the streets in mere moments a call for a return to democracy and a meeting with a harsh response from security forces but some police officers say they do not want to be part of the crackdown on their people any longer and have fled to india. demonstrations like these have become routine throughout the country every day protesters repeat the hard work of rebuilding protective barriers.

they have no option but to flee when they are yet again broken down by security forces. a stark assessment has come from the un's human rights investigator on me and maher he's calling for sanctions against the country's military leaders. there is growing evidence this amy of the military led by changing your leadership is now engaged in crimes against humanity including the actual murder inforce disappearance persecution torture imprisonment in violation of fundamental rules of international law yet there are those within the security forces who disagree with the hunters brutality the british broadcasting corporation has interviewed police officers who fled across the border into india after refusing to carry out military orders they are

among the 1st defectors to share eyewitness accounts of what is happening in myanmar. as protests were taking place my boss ordered us to fire at the crowd and i refused to shoot them. i said i'd rather cite with the people later i told him i was going to visit my family that's when i run away the military is becoming more and more brutal. so far the protesters have refused to be silenced they are still taking to the streets demanding their return of democracy to their country. pro-democracy activists to choose thought joins us now from young gone now we heard in that report a policeman said they were given orders to shoot protesters with live ammunition what are you seeing. and actually i'm still here should he really didn't have

people get crucially tailings deeper every day and they have to be taught you have been torturing the powerful one a 50 year for the all benefits so yes they are really killing every day and the security here in your mind is getting more dangerous every day have you personally seen the military or police shoot demonstrators. oh yes yes of course i have been protesting peacefully protesting since they were worry for 2nd and till today so every day i go out and i can i see that they are student new polls what the new event in kind of law i went people so this really really. really very well. the military said they will hold elections soon does anyone he believes that and is that

a sign that the ongoing protests are beginning to have an act. i don't think they will call the lessons in what in after one year if they if they do call election after when you why do they have to change the minister and a find a new once so we don't believe that they will hold another election even if they hold another elections in another one or 2 year it's going to it's not going it's going to be and fair elections as you can see now that many nation l.a. clipper crazy leaders be captured now they are still in the hills so if they do the end of the election they are going to do without music like the democracy party so which we cannot accept and we don't believe that at all speaking about those leaders and sons achieve is facing new charges that apparently she was illegally given $600000.00 and gold bars by political ally does does she still play a role in this fight. if. the

answer that you fall for the nanny i think no not in the will we ever believe it's because she is simply she states simply doing everything for our country even as he has to give up her family she is still doing for our own people of myanmar so she will never ever do that. so nobody believes these allegations. off cross no off goes no no lori believe it's no want to believe she has been living in very same boat life and necessary you can see so she was not there that i know and yet every once in my country we leave that ok thank you very much activist you sure thaw any young on full time with us and. the un world food program says syria is facing the worst conditions since the start of the civil war

10 years ago the organization says nearly 60 percent of the population are suffering from hunger or food insecurity the situation is being made worse by the pandemic and they collapse of the corner me. in this camp in northwest syria the end of winter does not promise residents responds only new problems already rain has turned the earth to mud and flooded the rickety tents sheltering desperate families. 10 years into the syrian civil war the assad regime and its allies are back in control only the shouted it lib region remains under militia control here jihadists rebels are holding out with turkish help millions of displaced syrians are stuck on both sides of the frontline for them the harsh weather is just one of the many hardships. their biggest enemy is an

invisible one hunger the u.n. estimates that 1300000 syrians would not survive without a twice the number a year ago. it's not just those in the camps who are struggling the coronavirus is devastated the country's fragile economy leaving people without income prices for basic food items have more than doubled in the past year the u.n. estimates that 60 percent of the population faces food insecurity. the young are the most vulnerable it's estimated that half a 1000000 children are suffering from stunted growth and development as a result of malnutrition stunting has enduring effects such as learning disabilities and chronic disease. raised in conflict the war will be with serious children for a lifetime. now get up to speed on some other

stories making headlines around the world u.s. president joe biden has updated his pandemic strategy saying there will now be enough vaccines for all adults in the country by the end of may that's months earlier than originally anticipated biden said the u.s. could safely celebrate the july 4th holiday in small groups if people get vaccinated when they can. the judge in the george floyd case in the u.s. city of minneapolis has reinstated a degree murder charge against derrick shogun a former police officer now faces 2 charges of murder and one of manslaughter and knelt on his neck for almost 9 minutes. the king of the zulu nation in south africa goodwill is really to me has died as the age of at the age of 72 he has been receiving hospital treatment for diabetes was influential leader for millions of resumes and assumed the largely ceremonial and spiritual role after the

death of his father in 1991. or on a growing corruption scandal here in germany is that could have a serious repercussions for. governing conservatives 3 members of her parliamentary party have resigned in the past week after allegations that they misused their positions as members of parliament to make money to are accused of profiteering from the pandemic another is said to have exploited links to a foreign country to enrich himself blurb will know this line helped a man 3 resignations in 3 days all by members of the bundestag from angela merkel's conservative bloc in each case claims of corruption have forced them to step down nicholas and line face allegations they lobbied for companies to get supply contracts for coronavirus facemasks little has admitted his firm received 250000

euros for such help their resignations prompted this stern warning from the c.d.u. party leader. i don't know if there are other such cases i couldn't have imagined a case like the one involving lobel but if there are come clean now or we will take action this on thursday that call was answered by christian democrat mark helped a month according to reports india should beagle the accusations against him relate to tourism advertisement for azerbaijan in a newspaper he publishes how to plan denies receiving money or allowing such business activities to influence his actions as a politician but conservatives are promising they'll clean things up. you know. we need to go a whole step further and make it clear that what is legally possible is not necessarily acceptable for us we need a code of conduct that clearly states that it's not possible or acceptable under

any circumstances to benefit financially from ditties that members of parliament carry out as part of their job. up your. the allegations of sleaze or force the cd you want to the defensive health minister against bond has felt the need to publish the names of all bundestag members who spoke with his ministry about the provision of protective masks. and party leader in lash it in his job for less than 2 months sounds increasingly worried by what's been dubbed the mosque scandal. skeete neil i am focused on modernization over the next few years i don't want to allow this major project to be scuppered by individual members of parliament think about nothing but making money. before modernization could take off the conservatives popular for so long and angela merkel will need to show they retain the voters trust 1st chance to do that will come at t.

state elections this sunday. israel has been making swift progress and its covert fascination campaign that currently has the highest vaccination right per person in the world but that's only for its own population and not palestinians living in the occupied west bank and gaza strip this week though the government's about to international criticism and begun immunizing palestinian laborous who work in is well w.'s correspondent. filed this report. a vaccination center at an israeli tech point between the west bank town of bethlehem and hussein and hear only palestinians holding a permit to work in israel or in settlements of vaccinated by israeli authorities. as a young person and to palestinian workers i can take the vaccine but at the same time i think of my father and mother who didn't get it yet i'll feel better when all my

family members have been vaccinated. israel aims to vaccinate about a 100000 workers who cross over from the occupied west bank to israel every day the country has faced criticism abroad and at home for not providing that seems to more of the palestinian population by those who maybe not this is who is interested it's clear in order to open the economy and return to normal we need everyone who is moving around inside israeli borders to be vaccinated and safe gun that in the israeli occupied west bank ordinary people are still waiting for broader vaccination rollout in the time i learned this tough has only a few vials to administer to have fellow medical colleagues. the modena vaccines were part of a one time delivery by israel a small amount but still seen as a relief for those having to deal closely with patients at the button and that them daily when we as doctors and nurses are on the front line i wish that everybody

would get back sedated like this so we will be protected and have to capability to move on and fight the disease had the mottled of the palestinian authority says it has procured that scenes from different companies but it has come under public criticism for delays delivery in february 10000 doses of this vaccine arrived from the russian government that seems through the kovacs program providing vaccines for low income countries are also expected. situation he is deteriorating in palestine but also as in several countries around the world as a result of the later driver of the vaccines that. discrepancy in administering the vaccines does not bode well in bringing the end of the pandemic any closer and . about 2000 doses of the sputnik vaccines were sent from the hamas controlled gaza

strip after israel approved to transfer the blockade to territory also received about 60000 vaccine doses from the united arab emirates for a population of 2000000 and its crucial infection rates in the west bank have soared in recent weeks and this private hospital on the outskirts of from a law medical staff has seen a sharp influx of serious cold that 19 cases attribute to 2 virus variants more pressure until 15 days ago the corona ward was half empty in emptying the department suddenly huge numbers started coming to the hospital all of a sudden the hospital became full for christians why titan. once again in the west bank recently a curfew on weekends and night was already in place to correct a pandemic while they wait for more than excellence continues.

turn out to have a look at some of the other developments in the coronavirus pandemic india's blaming every surgeons in the western state of mara strub for its worst single day case increase since late december thailand has joined several european countries and suspended the astra zeneca vaccine over worries about blood clotting although a range of health authorities around the world is insisting the job is safe and the u.n. chief has called the global vaccination campaign the greatest moral test of our times antonio terus criticized vaccine nationalism as he called it and ordering as well as countries side deals with vaccine manufacturers which he said undermine access to the people to all people in the world you're watching t w news still to come the controversy over vaccinating olympic athletes against the coronavirus china offers to supply the doses for the olympic host francis banks but no that is. some of the other new world news malaysia has introduced

a law to clamp down on so-called fake news about covert 19 and the country's state of emergency has she finds and even jail sentences are threatened for anyone who creates or publishes information authorities dean even partly falls critics say the law is an attack on free speech. officials in argentina say forest fires in the patagonia region this week were set deliberately 7 people were injured and more than 15 were missing when the blazes ripped through the popular tourist area hundreds more were evacuated. more twins are being born than ever before that's according to new research one child every 42 born nowadays is a twin that accounts for 1600000 twins every year a 3rd more than 40 years ago researchers say more access to i v f and other

fertility treatments are behind the rise. a company in the netherlands says it won't supply a grass for the 2022 world cup in qatar citing human rights concerns the company hundreds gras gras on as provided turf for several major tournaments in the past the company's decision follows media reports of more than $6500.00 deaths of migrant workers on world cup construction sites. now the international olympic committee has confirmed a bull by corona virus vaccines from vaccines from china for competitors at this year's games but the host country japan says its athletes won't be taking anywhere summations their government hasn't approved. with the summer games approaching china's elliptic committee extended a helping hand by offering additional covert $1000.00 vaccine doses for participating athletes but japan's olympic minister has rejected china's assistance

so he said i think that will be a decision for countries where tiny spec scenes have been approved i'm not aware if any tiny's companies have applied for approval of tiny spec scenes in our country. the minister added that there had been no prior consultations from the international olympic committee about the proposal to offer chinese vaccinations the tokyo 2020 president has since said being vaccinated will not be a requirement for athletes to compete. he was she. the i.o.c. things that since i'm not a top priority. they recommend people get vaccinated for everyone's safety. if we can get to the saints we can get athletes an opportunity to get vaccinated. and. there's another question for tokyo 2020 that doesn't have a clear answer will overseas fans be permitted to attend the games set to start 1

july 23rd. tennis great roger federer comeback is already over for now the 39 year old swiss has pulled out of the upcoming a.t.p. event in dubai after being away from the sport for longer than a year due to injury federer reconsidered his return because he said he was getting tired easily the last of the qatar open quarterfinals on thursday for number one on the went to knee operations and turned 20 he had planned to return for last month australian open but he's stripped the grand slam tournament and says he will now play in events that will help him regain fitness before wimbledon. 2 your racing now in the america's cup defending champions team new zealand and of italy traded wins on the opening day and they did so again on day 2 of the defenders made quite a comeback in the 2nd race to level the score of 2 all the race was tight and so

team new zealand took advantage of some mistakes by its opponents call the victory threshing after getting in from for several 100 and. a collage of digital images a soul for almost $70000000.00 in a world 1st from a georgian house the work by a contemporary artist people this is only as a j. page file and was 13 years in the making people said the president which makes him one of the most expensive living artists in the world was unfathomable winning bidder is now the owner of a digital asset known as n n f t or fans will talk in the sales off and if he is moved recently. you're watching t.v. news is a reminder of the top story we're following for you authorities in nigeria's government have seized a group of students in a raid on a forestry college in the northwest of the country witnesses said wrong 30 female

students were doctored it is the 4th. mass kidnapping from a school in nigeria since just a. that's it from the other news stream don't go away though up next visit india don't forget there's always more than the dog and news up on the web site g w dot com i'm god also has been brilliant for me of the team thanks for watching.

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