one spokeswoman for the u.n.-hcr telling us that they believe the ship went down when it collided with a portuguese merchant vessel that went to its rescue. italian authorities believe the ship capsized when people people on the upper decks rushed to one side to try to, wave down this approaching portuguese vessel. what is clear, however, is that yet again hundreds of people migrants hatch died in the mediterranean. >> indeed. of course, as more and more of these migrants arrive there in italy it is creating a crisis on the ground there. that is the other part to this story. ben wedeman reporting there live from augusta. many thanks to you. john. >> well italy's prime minlster is expected to address the parliament on the migrant crisis any moment now. let's go to our cnn contributor, joining us live, what is mr. renzi expected to say? >> well, renzi is expected to basically ask for more and more support for the european union. tomorrow the european union meeting. he really has to answer to italians overwhelmed by the

in 2013 a tripartite agreement between kenya somalia and u.n. hcr, tensions over dadab in the past kenyan forces have been taking military action for several years and kenya has previouslying alleged that the champ has been a hideout for al shabaab. al shabaab have killed over 400 people in kenya in the past two years. the tipping point was the killing by somali gunmen of 158 kenyan students in garrissa. a game changer like 9/11 changed u.s. foreign policy. kenya's government has issued the eviction notice, giving u.n. only 90 days. if the deadline isn't met its soldiers will move in and start dismantling it. >> mohammad adow has the further report. >> locating the refugees itself into somalia if the u.n. fails. kenyan leaders both at the national level and here in the northeastern region which has been facing the brunt of the insecurity that is currently going on in kenya. and the deputy president himself coming out and saying the must be moved and if they are not going to be moved kenya will do it itself. offer to al jazeera saying it will be impo

a tripartite agreement between kenya somalia and u.n. hcr repatriation back to somalia. kenyan forces have been taking action against somali issues. during kenya's westgate shopping mall in 2013. and the attack at garrissa. a comparison to the 9/11 attacks in new york. kenya's government has now issued this eviction notice giving the u.n. just 12 weeks to shift the dadab camp from kenya to somalia it's. if the camp conditions are not met it will start dismantling the camp itself. >>> ned parker and two colleagues had written a report detailing human rights conditions in tikrit. still to come on al jazeera. >> hillary clinton! >> the clinton campaign begins. hillary starts her long awaited second run for white house. >> and i'm ml fisher. racked by allegations of corruption, it's time to go. o. >> the peninsula, in arabic, is aljazeera. our logo represents courage. fiercely independent quality reporting. >> to take as much aid as possible... >> and standing up for the voiceless. when you see this symbol respected around the world it means you too can now count on all the

around the security council table and briefing the security council was a special envoy for the u.n. hcrina jolie and hoping she will get headlines. >> it's interesting when we heard the words those are powerful number the killing and rape and maiming and needing to shock our consciousness and the report says the number of civilians died at the hands of aisle and the government killed by air strikes and what is the u.n. doing now to stop the violence does this report change anything? >> it doesn't and shows you how bad the situation is but every single person who has been speaking to the security council, all u.n. briefers make a point, they can try and deal with this humanitarian crisis but no humanitarian solution, the solution in the end has to be a political solution some sort of peace deal and that is why not just this meeting but the one that will take place at the u.n. security council in a couple of hours will be informed, that is when the council will hear from stephen de-mistura and getting a peace deal on the ground and had an idea for a freeze on ceasefire in aleppo and that

sponsored by the u.n. hcr.mester exams just days way, they don't know if they will be issued with a permit in time that their example exams they are worried about missing them and being forced to drop out of school. >>> japanese court has blocked the restart of nuclear reactors in the west of tokyo over safety concerns local residents pushed for the injunction against the electric power company. they say plan to his restart the plants failed to meet tougher safety measures and won't be enough in another earthquake struck the prime minister wants to be back to using nuclear energy despite the 2011 fukushima disaster. >>> in brazil, thousands of dead fish have been washing up on the banks of a lake in rio de janeiro. rivers and lakes in the area are polluted can sewage and garbage but a local environmental official says this latest incidents is because recent rains cooled the water. olympic rogue and canoeing events are meant to be held on the lake in 2016. >>> oil has been the backbone of ecuador's economy for y

amos, including the special envoy of u.n. hcr who maps to be actress angelina jolie. >> torture starvation, the targeting of schools and hospitals. but these crimes are happening every day in juniors. the security council has powers to address these threats to international peace and security. but those powers lie unused. >> she was there i think because the u.n. know that the media are not covering every twist and turn of the juniors crisis in thesyria crisis isdoing in the way the al jazeera is doing. >> james bays. >> 500 people have been killed since the conflict began 140 child soldiers have been recruited. resources there are now stretched to the limit. >> there is a semblance of law and order here. despite no clear governance in yemen, a bomb disposal unit has come to work. not far from here is a military base that was hit in in an air strike this week. spent ammunition litters the streets. >> the area is now free of chemical substances. we have examined the whole area with detectors. we have collected the remains of explo

in libya does u.n. hcr and its partners have any leverage to influence the most dangerous and abusive practices of the traffickers? and similar to that, does the u.n. hcr and its partners -- have they had any success in raising awareness among would-be asylum seekers and migrants before they depart libya about safer alternatives to reach their destination? thank you. co-chair elizabeth: we have some complex questions here. i invite anybody to jump in and answer. the question on the relationship of informal migrants. external reconciliation. the question of u.n. hcr and others doing remote management. and does u.n. hcr have any influence with the tracking element? who would like to begin? shelly pitterman: the direct response to the question about the labor sector, it is not so much in the countries of origin, so to speak, that we are engaged. but certainly in the countries of asylum, we are trying to get more involved and hear the buzz word, the keyword from the official word is resilient. for example, in t