kidnapped and sold for two thousand dollars at an islamic state slave market we speak to a fifteen year old girl who managed to escape from terrorist captivity. italy is to send five hundred troops to north africa to help cope with the migrant crisis but concerns are raised about a deal we interior minister claims he's made with local tribes. and on c.s.s. is washington suggestion of making a small west bank village the capital of a palestinian state.

i'm kate partridge and you're watching the latest headlines here at r.t. international thank you for joining us. of kurdish speaking years edis are still being kept hostage in iraq despite the fall of islamic state many of them are children who have been abducted and sold at slave markets artie's senior correspondent what i guess day of reports on the long way home from terrorist captivity. age ten location. bid ten thousand dollars russia nine location. starting bid fifteen thousand dollars keenness age location syria starting bid. thousand dollars. age fifteen. baghdad sold for two and thousand dollars was kidnapped by isis in mosul in two thousand and fifteen for

near enough three years she endured horrible things things that no fifteen year old girl or any woman should ever have to endure two hours ago she was bored back by her family here in baghdad no one called the police no one wanted to risk her life she spent her first hour. crying in the hotel room wearing my isis tells its hostages that their families will kill them if they ever return but her arrest would be brief as to how she was shown a choice to shut. it up from the. very source of this so many people who are happy that she's. shortly after meeting her relatives took her shopping. she was rescued by

a group of men who specialize in tracking down these e.d.'s kidnapped by isis they then either negotiate the sale or steal them back their big gun secrecy i don't want to get you know if i say that if we show the girl still in that position with their relatives a parent t.v. deal will be on that they killed the hostages. as such some of the. people involved didn't want to appear on camera but the stories the chilling and what you get your good to this day one of the girls was kidnapped when she was. raped for three years consecutive house here where there are several girls sand eleven twelve years old who were all raped gifted or sold as many as fifteen songs. if not for sexual pleasure isis brainwashes using children and sends them on suicide

missions or sells them for money. when isis fighters flee to turkey they sell their slaves because they need money to go back to their home countries. you may not know but when the u.s. led coalition and their allies in syria reportedly led hundreds of isis fighters me then besieged graca whose jihad this took not only the guns and family but also the hostages and slaves the same people that are now being aborted back given the prices vary depending on where there are if they're in dangerous place you can be eighty thousand dollars otherwise around fifty thousand. others also tracking down in the south and you saw one iraqi enemy has made a name for herself rescuing children. she spent her own money buying out several of these kids and never had actually met

one of the girls told me the story of her she and her aunts were a nice escape to two of the terrorists watch them day and night to prevent them from running away then the girl told one of them that she couldn't sleep and asked to see a doctor. the terrorist fell asleep and she and her on managed to escape. the girl was eight years old and was too terrified to do anything something girl told her let's try and run away they will kill us anyway and they skate three thousand still missing hundreds presumed held by isis the international community no longer . cares if these don't attract the same ratings now that they aren't being slaughtered so it's up to them to recover their own children and to help them from

what isis has done to them or our guys they have seen from the hawk iraq. r.t. contacted several human rights organizations about what's being done to help the victims of these crimes so far only a few have responded including the red cross the battles in mosul and ramadi and fallujah all over iraq have yielded an overwhelming overwhelmingly large or high amount of missing people people whose fate are unknown the families are still looking for them whether they are in captivity with mixtape group or any other party in iraq families do not know the fate of their loved ones and if they have the right to know the fate of the loved ones whether they have been dead or are still alive somewhere in iraq being held by a certain party to a conflict what we do to assist because we know that the process to look and search

for missing loved ones is a really painful process that can go on for many many years and we call on anyone who has a missing person in iraq to approach an international committee of the red cross and to report the missing gay so that we can assist in the search and identification of people who are missing. well as was just mentioned many people went missing after the fierce battles for mosul despite the city's liberation more than five months ago it still looks like a war zone the red squares on the map showed just how much of mosul has been obliterated yet following isis defeat local say little effort has been made to rebuild what was once considered one of iraq's most beautiful cities. the.

we haven't received any aid from the government's going to save. us and i feel completely destroyed i don't feel like coming back to its own lives of lost all hope of living here after seeing all this devastation. in. italy is to send almost five hundred troops to the border between asia and libya saying it wants to control human trafficking and the smuggling of migrants is

a prime minister who has bonded the main transit country in africa for europe bound migrants and troops will be deployed to fort madonna on the border between me and libya an area described as a gateway for refugees who wants to cross the mediterranean a top european officials have already called for military action. however the toughest deals being sealed by italy's interior minister who's raising eyebrows after boasting about his mafia type attacks.

i want to make them out. only when i reassured them that i was from calabria a region with deals and alliances a sealed with blood that they finally agreed to sign. monitors bush shocked by what they witnessed thousands of a massive ated and showmance as men women and children piled on top of each other locked up the hangers with no access to the most basic necessities and stripped of the human dignity.

amnesty international had previously raised allegations against the you of complicity in the abuse of refugees it supported its claims with this video where a navy and coast guard is towing a refugee in the sea and another one is being whipped. up struggles to find new solutions to the migrant crisis we discussed with experts the latest italian decision to send troops to libya. i think this is some kind of emergency measure to finally stop the human trafficking to europe unfortunately our western imperialism actually lets through the situation as currently i'm so i think the and of conflicts in libya which was also crossed by the our western intervention. already in two thousand and eleven there won't be and so this crisis the sad thing is and this is where the whole thing falls apart is this should not be an italian

initiative this should be a european in the shooting of this should be a coordinate in the live and when you get a country like france for example negotiating with a different leader from mistress or raj in libya then you can see the degree of discontinuity that's going on this is something that should be tackled in a coordinated way within the european union and it's manifestly failed to do so. the united nations children's agency has called twenty seventeen and night may year for youngsters trapped in conflict zones unicef also says children are exposed to proof of violence on a daily basis. among

the countries highlighted is me an ma where ethnic conflict is driving muslim raiatea children from their homes into neighboring bangladesh while in nigeria buckle harra militants routinely abduction young girls who are raped and forced

into marriage in the democratic republic of congo hundreds of children have been injured sometimes to flee their homes as a result of violent clashes between the army and militia groups want in syria children are trapped in the ruins of rebel held east which government forces are still trying to recapture and in yemen more than a million children are at risk of disease and starvation during ongoing saudi coalition bombing raids. the him and he's one of the most places to be right now because he's the. number of children minorities two million in the number of two that don't have access to one that is enormous and the same with access. and. that he said almost twenty seven million and seventy percent of them are believing in what we're t. and seven million of the yemenis don't have support in another ten million are food secure i don't think up see these any worse we are appealing to the international

community to confront the first drug that can be to those parties had war to find that it was she got a peaceful solution to this conflict that is going on for for so long and of course the us for additional resources. to drive to help in the end of the beach is a humanitarian crisis of the war that these point. friday marks another day of rage in the middle east over donald trump's plan to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital more on that after the short break.

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chimes unilateral decision to recognize jerusalem as the israeli capital these are the latest pictures from west bank cities trump also intends to relocate the u.s. embassy to jerusalem the promise of spot global condemnation with protests held around the world and the overwhelming majority of the u.n. general assembly voted to reject the move numerous countries are now according to recognize east jerusalem as the competence of the palestinian state the u.s. decision and decades of american neutrality on one of the most complex issues in the region as both israel and. have claims on jerusalem. the u.s. ambassador to israel has said palestinians overreacted to donald trump's decision in an ugly and anti semitic way meanwhile it's been revealed washington proposed to make a small west bank village the palestinian capital as part of a bigger peace plan artie's paula slater visited the village called abu dis. this is a neighborhood of jerusalem that is home to some twelve thousand people and which has

been under israeli occupation since one thousand nine hundred sixty seven it is also being offered as the future capital of the states now that is according to the former head of hamas is mahavir. the united states office of the palestinian authority account with rule in city in the abu dis area far from jerusalem there is a bridge linking abu dis and the al aqsa mosque is also part of the peace plan that is being presented by the saudis and it does seem plausible if you remember that president trump is planning to move his embassy to jerusalem but if you swing across here and you see the security the israeli security barrier which runs through the middle of abu dis it begs the question how can a place like this serve as the capital of a future palestinian state in theory it is possible to have direct access from abu dis to the muslim holy sites in the distance in the old city and there is

a plan that is being put forward to pulled a bridge from here to the our x. a compound which is the third holiest site in islam without that access that would be a conversation stopper but it is hard to believe that palestinians would support us and. we want jerusalem to be for the palestinians not just for the israelis our home is here our life is here. they cannot hold hold a holy place in the name of if used in the name of capitalism or democracy there is no ins you have to be holy to hold the holy name whatever the future of this village one thing is clear president trumps decision to move his embassy to jerusalem will have far reaching consequences what is suggesting is exactly the israeli thinking americans are reading only reading the israeli plan to the area they don't want really a state in the west bank and if they want to make it in an enlarged gaza for that

purpose they will continue to grow. the borders of that was. as well and more than sixty per cent. of the with bank area and i don't think that the president would agree that any time or any palestinian leader with a green at any time to what the americans and is very. powerful painkillers are affecting life expectancy in america figures show opioids played a bigger role in overdose deaths last year than any other drug legal or illegal for tackling the addiction has become a national priority r.t. samir khan reports the nation's opioid epidemic drug overdoses this country's recent surge in opioid addiction incredible epidemic one of the most serious crises facing people in this country. the average life expectancy in the u.s.

is getting shorter for the second year in a row now that's according to the center for disease control and prevention and they predict this downward trend will only continue it doesn't look any better we haven't seen more than two years in the row in decline in life expectancy since the spanish flu one hundred years ago would be entering sort of territory which is extremely concerning now this is all while other major causes of death like heart disease and cancer have dropped however overdose deaths have been on the rise estimated to be around sixty three thousand six hundred that's more than the number of u.s. soldiers that died during the vietnam war around fifty eight thousand and that's not it about two thirds of drug related deaths were linked to opioid use so it's pretty safe to say that america's been dealing with an opioid crisis that's only getting worse.

every one of those little girls represents the person we lost him. now this epidemic has resulted in a few shocking cases in the us in ohio a coroner's office ran out of space to store dead bodies in west virginia officials had to send over a million dollars just to transport dead bodies and you would think that this would raise some concern in washington and it did my administration is officially declaring the opioid crisis a national public health emergency under federal law and why i am directing all executive agencies to use every appropriate emergency authority to fight the opioid crisis however the government hasn't allocated any additional funding to deal with this crisis while the former c.e.o. of a company that produces opioid meds as

a nominated as health and human services secretary we are a country a culture that tends to look for quick fixes for simple solutions and particularly as it as it relates to drug use you know we think drug users are criminals or they're morally the fact that we stigmatize them or we offer them inadequate treatments the overemphasis drug prescribing rather than on seeking more comprehensive more complex solutions both to the problem of addiction but more generally of problems of human suffering and while people expect the government to act life expectancy continues to drop samir khan r t washington d.c. . no professor richard also says written about the failure to prosecute drug companies he claims the multinationals are downplaying the addiction risks.

the structure of the health care programs in these various countries does have an effect i think that doctors tend to prescribe opioids when there's private health insurance perhaps more so than. europe where there are government programs. the drug companies developed lobbied the medical profession and demand among doctors to prescribe these drugs for chronic pain which they weren't really designed to be used for so i think that perhaps has as much to do with it as. direct to consumer advertising. the drug companies didn't do their part either they downplayed the risks associated the addiction risks associated with opioid use. and therefore both physicians and patients were somewhat misled about about the risks clearly educational program would have helped

that and certainly it's needed now to try to prevent the problem from getting any worse. now on a lighter night the holiday season is in full swing and for russia the biggest celebration is just a couple of days away this year moscow's dressed to impress and posting some counselling to coronations.

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