documentary about the sounds of power inspiring story about survival against the cellist. i was the only one what not using the german watch now on youtube dw documentary. ah, ah ah, this is d. w. news live from berlin. tragedy in mexico, a fire kills dozens of people at a migrant detention center on the border with the united states. authorities say the migrants themselves started the blaze. also coming out, they escaped persecution at home and be involved. now,

many were hidden job refugees are running low on food. we report from a camp in bangladesh and the international olympic committee recommends the return of russian and deliveries in athletes to international events under a neutral flag. despite the war and ukraine. ah, i'm all on soccer. welcome to the program. a fire has killed at least 40 people and injured dozens more at a migrant detention center in c dot who are us in northern mexico. it is known as a major crossing point for migrant seeking to enter the united states. authorities say some of the detainees set fire to mattresses after hearing they were to be deported. other reports say they were protesting, missed treatment at the facility. this young is taught to be one of the victims.

he was among the 68 people detained at the micro center when the fire broke out. oh, getting outside their families and friends are trying to get information about their loved ones. nath, i'm less like the migration authorities, haven't told us anything if they haven't told us where they took the bodies where they haven't told us how many people died or how many were injured. we don't know anything about our friends and relatives, maybe anything. im not, i am on the phone with them and then i throw her meager either familiarity. now these events inside were filmed by a surveillance camera. migrant said did mattresses on fire in what officials have called a protest. de video shows the smoke filling the room while the cards walked away, apparently making no attempt to save them. in a thing, desperation was one of the biggest causes or perhaps was the cause for losing

control of the situation. and having cases like these most of the victims, but i didn't to fight, that's called the modern citizens. others are from hon to ross had salvatore, venezuela, columbia, and a quarter due to quit of migrants by the mexican authorities, was under scrutiny long before this tragedy. the victims families unload demanding answers from the mexican government. the u. s. has been stepping up pressure and mexico to reduce the number of migrants crossing the border journalist and the lucia know sort of outlined some of the policies that have been implemented. well, since the global pandemic, the trump administration implemented a program that called remain in mexico that mexico itself a 30 agreed to where the u. s. would make asylum seekers and refugees wait in mexico for their hearings instead of with in the united states which

a standard protocol and in mexico they normally have to live in really horrible, dangerous migrant camps. some in place of time on the bus where me know a few weeks ago as m u. s. were kidnapped and killed and was a big controversy there. um and the mexican government has also put in place a lot of migrant checkpoints and basically made that mexico b the border for, for the makers that are coming from central america, the caribbean, and other parts of the world that they cannot get past mexico that they are doing both the migration enforcement work of the united states before they even get to the united states. that was journalist and delusional. solo speaking to us earlier from mexico city. now, hundreds of thousands of people in france have taken pos in fresh protests, and strikes against pension reforms is the 10th day of nationwide actions since mid january, while most demonstrated peacefully. they were clashes with police and several major

cities. president emanuel macro has refused to back down on his decision to increase the retirement age to 64. nearly 2 weeks after president macaroni pushed the changes through parliament, public fury shows no sign of abating. 740000 people, marched across the country. on tuesday the government said, in the western city of not the barricades burned, it's we who work. it's we who decide reach the banner. in the south, thousands marched on the old port of marsey. while in paris, protesters marched through the city center led by the unions. ah, everyone hates the police. they chanted for the march remained relatively peaceful

. but elsewhere in the capitol, violence interrupted between black clad protesters and right police reacted to stones and projectiles. with tear gas protestors dismissed criticism that the french retirement age is one of the world's lowest. it's not because it's worse in other countries. zed 3 should do the same because we know that term that the they're working on. the new conditions in his countries are awful for people that are something bore, rich in nature as it should be to should have the right to rest. and after work to fridge. herbs, in a very, for her social conditions was very little rights and her with the one that in france so much for the workers who worked with their arms and their position and where so it was the other countries they must fight. as we fight, striking parisian railway workers echoed to that sentiment. ah,

you will console me. they want to turn out to best years of retirement into the worst 2 years of out working lives. were all going to be broken, i guess in the increasing tendency towards violence prompted the deployment of $13000.00 officers, according to interior minister, she held diana. but the simmering outrage does not seem to have dissuaded macro from pushing through his changes issued workers to return to work after the 3 weeks strike. perhaps a sign that the protests could burden themselves out. let's take a quick look now at some other stories making news around the world. the u. s. president has weighed it into a row of israel's plan. judicial overhauled, which was forced on monday, after weeks of protest. joe biden said he hoped israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu would quote, walk away from the plans. netanyahu responded by saying that israel does not make decisions based on crushes from abroad. police in india have detained dozens of

protesters from the opposition congress party. they were rallying in delhi against the expulsion of their leader row row gandhi from parliament last week. gandhi is a phase critical from its rental modi. he was expelled after a court sentenced him to 2 years in jail for defamation. police say the 28 year old suspects in the deadly school shooting in the city of nashville, a legally person purchased 7 firearms, despite being on the care for a quote emotional disorder. a makeshift memorial has appeared near the covenant elementary school where 6 people, including 3 children, were killed in the attack on monday. united states has stopped sharing key data on its nuclear arsenal with russia after moscow did the same. it follows the criminal decision in february to suspend its participation in a key arms treaty with washington that limits the number of nuclear warheads and

missiles each country is allowed to deploy. hardship and hunger are no strangers to me and master a hinge or muslims living and bangladesh. but now many of them fest our vacation and even death could be due to a significant cut in you and food aid. more than a 1000000 ra hinder, refugees who fled persecution in their home country reside in overcrowded camps close to the border. put together, they make up the world's largest refugee settlements, where the daily fight for survival could soon become even tougher. the fear of hunger is growing in cox's bizarre camps since early march, the world food program has been forced to reduce food aid to over a 1000000 refugees here due to a funding shortage. her meter already struggles to feed her kids. now she worries, things will only get worse to la la and not getting any

fish, meat or salt. now my kids are not getting food to eat. i that we used to have these things. i am eat his 2 sons, have food today, but it's not enough. and they're not alone. nearly $1.00 and $8.00 running the children is acutely malnourished. the mother suffer to some 40 percent pregnant and breastfeeding women are anemic. and while the refugee camps have limited health care services, they have also seen their funding dry up in recent years. delilah delilah, ringo she rama that he can nasha ro hanging kids come to us with moderate and severe malnutrition right now that we identified them through screening bakery did they come with a lack of healthy food is causing the mel nutrition among them. mission develop the fact that these kids just aren't getting vegetables fish meet and through fall more

legal over hit by now. the cuts to food aid have been coupled with an increase in violence in the refugee camps. human rights activists here, that security will be further to stabilized death younger w equal big j the food aid, cut guy, the w f p. that is inhumane, and disrespectful to ro hang your refugees. several, i'll watch other gordon traffic drug trafficking, human trafficking, and other forms of crimes like murder band to tree and extortion could increase in the camps as a result on it or on the low buried of lawlessness has already taken its toll and the refugees, bangladesh. investigators say that the massive fire that left thousands of refugees homeless earlier this month was carried out by criminal gangs, trying to establish supremacy in the camps. for hm. eda

fire is just one more problem that she must bear as a refugee them homeland 11. and we live in fear in the camp, though, we feared that our tents could be set on fire at laira. they got on my we have gas stoves inside our 10 slowly, which could also cause a fire that on the younger than we for somebody could set fires on purpose. there are laura beatings and killings have also been taking place here. but what can we do about it and that, where can we go with the small care lessons? will i not have? i shall unloading. the choices are stark. bangladesh has been negotiating with me and more for refugee repertory ation. but the 2 past attempts failed. most refugees fear more for their safety back home, even more than they fear the dangers of the camps. the international olympic committee has recommended russians and belarus. ians be allowed to take part in international sports events. again, they were banned from such competition. south, the russia invaded ukraine last year,

but the committee's change of starns comes with certain conditions. russian athletes taking part in the delayed tokyo olympics. the next summer games will be in paris in 2024. the international olympic committee has now recommended that russians should not be banned from competing in international events due to russia's war on ukraine. but it does want to ban athletes from russia and belarus, who actively support the war sport and the olympic games can set an example for a world where everyone respects the same rules and one another. they can inspire us to solve problems by building breaches, leading to better understanding among people. thomas bock added that a final decision would be made at the appropriate time, but his current recommendation has already prompted negative responses,

including from germany's interior minister. any one who allows war mongering, russia to exploit international competitions for its propaganda is damaging the olympic idea of peace and international understanding. the decision on russian belly ruffian participation in olympics sports now rests with the individual sports . federations, fencing governing world body for example, is in favor, athletics, governing body is against it. and finally, something to get your taste buds in a twist. would you eat the flesh of an extinct animal that was made by scientists and the lap in australian startup has revealed a giant meet bowl grown from the dna of woolly mammoth switch. died out thousands of years ago. it's unlikely to have param, menus, anytime soon. it'll still have to undergo safety testing, and it's great to say nobody's actually tested it yet. but to the mammoth, the metal is designed to get people talking about the future of my job. as

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