i was going to ask you about ibrahim. i think there is, this is something we think about in all domains of human resiliency but his story of what comes after e bola i thought was particularly powerful and i'd love to ask you a little bit about that . >> so ibrahim who i met in october or november 2014. he was one of many, in fact most of our patients who survived which is probably most patients, almost all of them said they wanted to work on the e bola response. they wanted to help out. and we had done this with partners in health for decades whether talking about people with hiv as our primary advocates and many of our coworkers were survivors of tuberculosis but the list goes on. you know about this work but it was very tough in the middle of an epidemic to know what it is exactly that these survivors could do, having just barely survived and having lost so much. and the answer for ibrahim came in the form of an 11-year-old girl named mario to who was admitted i believe on christmas eve 2014 but right around thereat the

ibrahim something soon came up with the idea. he constructs houses and car doona made entirely of bamboo which grows naturally in the area. may not out of my skull just like this lasts longer than a house built with ordinary wood and bamboo is better when it comes to withstand like floods and garage and you and your family can live in a house like this for a very long time without having to worry that it might collapse and then toss away domini. which is actually a wood the grass is strong rights and environmentally friendly it grows incredibly quickly without having to be replanted after harvest. it's much cheaper than most other construction materials but it should be treated or leeched to eliminate it susceptibility to insect attacks and weather where not all bamboo varieties have the same quality but if a suitable variety is used for him some lisa says a sizeable house can be built in less than 20 days. then how about you if you're also doing your bit tell us about it visit our website or send us a tweet. ashtray doing your b

the army says it's taken back more than half of the farmland once occupied by ethiopians ibrahim says his farm was one of them. or a lot of them that he was still can't farm on it because ethiopian sometimes come and attack us they killed the villages we need security but you can see the condition when he development to live to farm there are poor roads poor machinery life here is hard residents say they hope the move by the army to take control of the fish is followed by development projects that will make their lives easier morgan al-jazeera and about if the. japanese media is reporting that tokyo is a limp dick chief to step down morally has been facing growing calls to resign for making sexist remarks about women the former japanese prime minister sparked outrage after saying women board members talk too much well those comments of highlighted japan's poor record on gender equality japan ranks 121 or 253 countries in gender equality as a good that's according to the world economic forum but last place among the major advanced economies in japan's lower house just 10 percent of law

that was moussa ibrahim, gaddafi's spokesman, ten years ago, after civilians were killed in a nato airsists libya is the victim of a western conspiracy. if you come to a society, bombard it with rockets, bombs, kill many, many children, many civilians, support al-qaeda and isis and give money and weapons to violent individuals, and support them politically on the international arena and give them the loudest voices on the international media... sorry to interrupt, but they would deny all of that. they would say that is a daft conspiracy theory. we were right in describing what was happening in libya and, jeremy, you were there. everything i said to you will happen in libya has indeed happened in the last ten years. for a while there was hope. cheering crowds in benghazi greeted david cameron and president nicolas sarkozy of france who had led nato's response. it's great to be here in free benghazi and in free libya. loud explosions. but libyans are not free. corrupt, lawless militias, and for the last six years two rival governments have fought to fill the vacuum gaddafi left when he c

the army says it's taken back more than half of the farmland once occupied by ethiopians ibrahim says his farm was one of them. or land that he was still can't farm on it because ethiopian sometimes come in attackers they killed the villages we need security but you can see the condition when he development to live to farm there are poor roads poor machinery life here is hard residents say they hope the move by the army to take control of them for sugar is followed by development projects that will make their lives easier morgan al-jazeera at about if the. president of valerie says he will hold a constitutional referendum next year to let the people vote on whether he has too much power after 6 months of protests against his rule i was on a new shanker was speaking at the launch of the people's assembly in the capital minsk is made up of his political allies the opposition has accused him of making vague promise is an attempt to end the protests that so take you straight back now though to. congress and the capitol hill into the impeachment trial of former president trump. thank you m

the army says it's taken back more than half of the farmland once occupied by ethiopians ibrahim says his farm was one of them. i still can't farm on it because ethiopian sometimes come and attack us they killed the villages we need security but you can see the condition when you development to live to farm there are poor roads poor machinery life here is hard residents say they hope the move by the army to take control of official is followed by development projects that will make their lives easier morgan al-jazeera and the body of state. still ahead on. a legal battle over energy in the netherlands that could cost the government over a $1000000000.00. welcome back human rights watch says more than 80 countries have used the 19 as an excuse to crackdown on free speech and assembly. governments have attacked detained prosecuted and even killed critics as well as closing media outlets the rights group names china cuba egypt india russia turkey venezuela and vietnam the worst offenders in bangladesh china and egypt it said people have been imprisoned for months for criticizing the gove

ibrahim that his farm was one of them. or land that he was there i still can't farm on it because ethiopian sometimes come and attack us they killed the villages we need security but you can see the condition when you development to live to farm there are poor roads poor machinery life here is hard residents say they hope the move by the army to take control of official is followed by development projects that will make their lives easier people morgan al-jazeera and they got out of state. half past the hour on al-jazeera these are the headlines never before seen security camera footage has been shown on day 2 of donald trump's impeachment trial it shows how close the rioters got leading politicians like mike pence and chuck schumer as the mob storms the capitol building on page one manager working castro said trump did nothing even when the writers went looking for his own voice.

that was moussa ibrahim, gaddafi's spokesman, ten years ago, after civilians were killed in a nato airwith rockets, bombs, kill many, many children, many civilians, support al-qaeda and isis and give money and weapons to violent individuals, and support them politically on the international arena and give them the loudest voices on the international media... sorry to interrupt, but they would deny all of that. they would say that is a daft conspiracy theory. we were right in describing what was happening in libya and, jeremy, you were there. everything i said to you will happen in libya has indeed happened in the last ten years. for a while there was hope. cheering crowds in benghazi greeted david cameron and president nicolas sarkozy of france who had led nato's response. it's great to be here in free benghazi and in free libya. loud explosions. but libyans are not free. corrupt, lawless militias, and for the last six years two rival governments have fought to fill the vacuum gaddafi left when he crushed any political activity that didn't pay him homage. a lot of people said afterward

noya ibrahim represents many legal refugees he has a folder full of extradition requests from china there have been no deportation so far as our gain the pressure from beijing is growing is it upon the message michel most especially during the coronavirus pandemic chinese investments have become very important for turkey's troubled economy 2 major chinese mobile phone companies have recently announced that they want to invest here and relies on the chinese made vaccine i think china uses all of that to exert pressure on taki. china has given turkey massive financial support in recent he is with investments in infrastructure in ports and bridges but also with credits and loans however this has not affected the turkish position on the weed as the ruling party says. this extradition treaty with china is about criminals we have similar agreements with $32.00 other countries it is extremely wrong to present it as an agreement again so we got brothers and sisters. shamsi ikey cheek says she has always been grateful to the turkish government for its support of the weakest but should the extradit

ibrahim something soon came up with that idea. he constructs houses and car do not made entirely of bamboo which grows naturally in the area. and man i love my sometimes like this lasts longer than a house built with ordinary wood i had a bamboo is better when it comes to withstand like floods and garage and you and your family can live in a house like this. or a very long time without having to worry that it might collapse and then that's the way that many. of them believe which essentially a woody grass is strong right and environmentally friendly it grows incredibly quickly without having to be replanted after harvest. it's much cheaper than most other construction materials but it should be treated or leeched to eliminate it susceptibility to insect attacks and weather where not all bamboo varieties have the same quality but if a suitable variety is used to bring him some nice new says a sizeable house can be built in less than 20 days. then how about you if you're also doing your bit tell us about it visit our web site forbes

says israel is it stopped 2000 vaccines from being delivered to the hamas controlled gaza strip and ibrahim reports from the occupied west bank. the miser wakes up each day before dawn even crosses into israel from the occupied west bank to go to work he hasn't been vaccinated against covered 19 and is scared of contracting the virus but says this is his only way to make a living. our israeli supervisors were vaccinated and i asked my boss if they would give us the vaccine but he told me go and ask your palestinian authority to give it to you. israel has inoculated a few 100 palestinian workers but only after an appeal by a union of construction companies. but thousands of palestinians continue to cross through openings into separation barrier despite the risk of catching up fires that knows no borders those who sneak through say israeli authorities are turning a blind eye mainly for economy cretins. palestinians it's an added complication in dealing with the pandemic in the west bank thousands of vaccine doses were expected to arrive in mid february but so far only a few 100 people have be

a new strain we have teams covering the situation across israel and palestine we'll hear from the ibrahim in ramallah in a moment 1st his hairy 4 sits in west jerusalem. there are. communities within israeli society particularly palestinian israeli and ultra-orthodox communities where there is less trust in this vaccine where it's been harder to get people to come in to the vaccination centers and indeed there are many people under 35 are complaining that well the vaccination centers aren't nearly as busy and we can't yet get our vaccine and so it's been reported at least that in one clinic over the last few days some 1000 doses have had to be thrown out and at a time when there's been a big fuss about israel finally handing over some 2000 doses to the palestinian authority that seems like a lot and when you also consider the fact that these 2 populations are very well interconnected with both populations mixing in occupied east jerusalem and day workers coming in from the west bank still into israel itself there are concerns and repack tacl point of view as well as from an international

the army says it's taken back more than half of the farmland once occupied by ethiopians ibrahim says his farm was one of them. i still can't farm on it because ethiopian sometimes come and attack us they killed the villages we need security but you can see the condition when you development to live to farm there are poor roads poor machinery life here is hard residents say they hope the move by the army to take control of official is followed by development projects that will make their lives easier morgan al-jazeera and about if they. the weather next year on the news out then demands for justice the family of a prominent saudi activist speak out after her release from prison. concerns in the philippines over a growing black market for covert 19 vaccines but in sports sorry buildup to the final of the club world cup between munich and took us. how i once again the weather's slushy fine and dry across much of the middle east but some pieces of high cloud just turned in the sunshine increasingly hazy but no sign of any significant rainfall at least away from circular we have got some

the army says it's taken back more than half of the farmland once occupied by ethiopians ibrahim says his farm was one of them. or land that he was still can't farm on it because ethiopian sometimes come and attack us they killed the villages we need security but you can see the condition when he development to live to farm there are poor roads poor machinery life here is hard residents say they hope the move by the army to take control of official is followed by development projects that will make their lives easier morgan al jazeera and about if they need apartments in new zealand has dropped toys from its dress code after mary politician complained of a colonial noose maori party co-leader are weary your t.t. was ejected from parliament on tuesday for refusing to wear a necktie replacing it with a traditional green stone pendant he complained neckties were a breach of indigenous rights his protest was successful and he was allowed back into the chamber without a tie on weapons. still to come here on the. banks holds a part with half a $1000000.00 that's coming up in sport with sorr