u.n. refugee agency and the u.n.uman rights commission to get involved but in vain. >> it is very difficult nut that my wife stays at the protest site. i am with her in thought all the time. i keep telling my wife to bring our daughter home. i am convinced my daughter is still alive. >> protests by the sri lankan groove are going. thousands took to the streets in early february demanding the government clarify what happened to the missing. the current president declared all missing persons deceased in 2020 including the daughter of this woman. the u.n. commissioner for human rights places the blame for alleging atrocities on the current army chief. the women simply want to know what happened to their children. so far, no sri lankan government has offered to help them. brent: police in the german port city of hamburg have seized 16 tons of cocaine. that is the most ever found in europe. cocaine was hidden in metal canister shipped from paraguay. seven tons were also seized any antwerp, belgium. police have arrested a

u.n. refugee agency and the un human rights commission to get involved but in vain. it's very difficult now that my wife stays on the run for me at the protest site but i'm with her and thought all the time about them and i keep telling my wife to bring our daughter home. or that they were already there i'm convinced that my daughter is still a life or literary. protest spicer rankers tunnels are growing. thousands took to the streets for 3 days in early february demanding the government clarify what happened to the countless missing so long as current president got a biologic hoxha declared all missing persons to ceased in 2020 including the daughter of giovanni to casa poli. rajapakse that was the defense minister during the civil war the un commissioner for human rights lays the blame for alleged atrocities committed during that war on rajapaksa current army chief. the women simply want to know what happened to red children so far no sri lankan government has offered to help them. so let's get more about the story now with another piece the un deputy high commissi

u.n. refugee agency access to person in immigration detention center since august 21000 so there's a lot ofquestion marks about how many refugees and asylum seekers there are in this group and why the malaysian authorities are not allowing the international community have access to them so the cold will now head the groups application for judicial review what needs to happen. well we need this entire movement to be stopped that u.n.h.c.r. needs to be allowed to have unfettered access to these 1200 people to ascertain who they are how many of them are refugees with with unix your cards how many are asylum seekers who have significant claims of possible refugee status and how many of these are children who separation from parents would be devastating for their lives and in itself this ratcheting up of international pressure on the jew into effort to restore democracy and releasing sons who cheat like these targeted sanctions from the e.u. the united states and canada will be the likely affect that. well we think that there is going to be increased pressure that comes from the international co

u.n. refugee agency chief calls the humanitarian situation in ethiopia is too great a very grave valve to visit the conflict with the region. and iran launches a new satellite carrying rocket propelled by its most powerful engine to date. beyond miles military has tightened its grip on power purging key ministers in the hours following the detained leader aung sun suu kyi has called on people to rise up in comments written before the takeover bot her whereabouts remain unknown off to she was taken in the middle of the night instead the army's resting power in the hands of the commander in chief and 24 government ministers have been removed and 11 replacements named. a u.n. security council meeting is now set for tuesday the u.s. has threatened to resume sanctions that were lifted back in 2016 the military is keen to point out it's only temporary promising free and fair elections in the year this comes just 6 years after the 1st civilian government in half a century or more now from alley foul one of the new few foreign journalist based in mammal. in dawn raids in yangon members of me a de

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u.n. aid agencies have been granted access to refugees in some parts of the to gripe region at thousands more people remain cutoff and often need to be in desperate need of help. seal between adults of the tree bark because they have nothing else. that's the nigerians yearning for a life in the u.s. their hopes have been reignited.

u.n. aid agencies have been granted access to refugees in some parts of the to gripe region about thousands more people remain cutoff and often need to be in desperate need of help. seal between adults of the tree bark because they have nothing else. that's the nigerians yearning for a life in the u.s. their hopes have been reignited now that the trunk the zabad has been reversed. hello i'm christine one day it's good to have you any the ethiopian red cross say's 80 percent of the northern to grad region remains cut off from aids and this is despite the government having allowed un humanitarian agencies special access to parts off to cry that international aid organizations have been calling for better access to the conflict torn area since november that was when ethiopia launched a military offensive to diminish the power off the to cry people's liberation front or t.p.n. if not access to to grad remains limited and aid groups warn of a humanitarian. testify in december the ethiopian government agreed to give aid workers and handed access to regions now and its control but more than a mont

u.n. h.c.r. dozens of refugees like him awaiting that technically these documents should allow them to receive support. but the doors to the un refugee agency remain closed. was last was. awful they're not going to open up some of my brothers have been waiting here for 3 days from morning till night morning till night for 3 days some even for 4 days and they haven't opened up a. local. like the others adelphi leaves empty handed the u.n. headquarters is situated in this suburb in tripoli just behind these walls it's impossible to end to this bunco without official authorization. but we managed to secure a meeting with caroline gluck a spokeswoman for the u.n. h.c.r. in libya she says the main reason refugees is stuck here is because few western countries a willing to take them in. we continue to press to be the moral conscience to urge governments to offer more space but where operating and political environments many governments more concerned about public opinion. in 2019 some 46000 refugees were registered in libya less than 2 and a half 1000 were able to leave the country illegally the country in conflicts it's a country that doesn't re

u.n. h.c.r. dozens of refugees like him awaiting that technically these documents should allow them to receive support. but the doors to the un refugee agency remain closed. last was what. it was. they're not going to open up some of my brothers have been waiting here for 3 days from morning till night morning till night for 3 days some even for 4 days and they haven't opened up the local. like the others a day philebus empty handed the u.n. h.c.r. headquarters is situated in this suburb in tripoli just behind these walls it's impossible to end to this bunco without official authorization. but we managed to secure a meeting with caroline gluck a spokeswoman for the u.n. h.c.r. in libya she says the main reason refugees is stuck here is because few western countries a willing to take them in. we continue to press to be the moral conscience to urge governments to offer more space but where operating and political environments many governments are more concerned about public opinion. in 2019 some 46000 refugees were registered in libya less than 2 and a half 1000 were able to leave the country illegally the country in conflicts it's a country

u.n. or so 20000 eritrean refugees have gone missing from ethiopia what more can you tell us about that. a lot something that the un's refugee agency chief filippo grandi said just after a visit just a couple of days ago to to the to gray region now there were about $100000.00 eritrean refugees living integration in northern ethiopia when the conflict began in the beginning of november eritrean forces were accused of coming in to break up those camps and according to satellite images 2 of them can be seen were destroyed according to images taken in january now filippo grandy said a lot of these people were caught in the crossfire he said that 3000 people from those 2 camps made it to a nearby camp within ethiopia he said many others were on the g.o.'s forced to return back to eritrea and so implying that that's what happened to the 20000 who were missing grundy at the same time said that there was a very grave situation into gray called on greater access for humanitarian workers this correlates with what the red cross have recently been saying as well they're saying that they've many areas they can't access at all because they need

u.n. h.c.r. dozens of refugees like him awaiting that technically these documents should allow them to receive support. but the doors to the un refugee agency remain closed. last was. here and they're not going to open up some of my brothers have been waiting here for 3 days from morning till night morning till night for 3 days some even for 4 days and they haven't opened up. like the others a day philebus empty handed the u.n. headquarters is situated in this suburb in tripoli just behind these walls it's impossible to enter this bunco without official authorization. before we managed to secure a meeting with caroline gluck a spokeswoman for the u.n. h.c.r. in libya she says the main reason refugees are stuck here is because few western countries a willing to take them in. we continue to press to be the moral conscience to urge governments to offer more space but where our purchasing and political environments many governments more concerned about public opinion. in 2019 some 46000 refugees were registered in libya less than 2 and a half 1000 were able to leave the country illegally the country in conflicts it's a country that doesn't reco

u.n. h.c.r. dozens of refugees like him awaiting that technically these documents should allow them to receive support. but the doors to the un refugee agency remain closed. was last i was. going. to have they're not going to open up some of my brothers have been waiting here for 3 days from morning till night morning till night for 3 days some even for 4 days and they haven't opened up an awful lot. like the others adelphi leaves empty handed the u.n. h.c.n. headquarters is situated in this suburb in tripoli just behind these walls it's impossible to end to this bunco without official authorization. because we managed to secure a meeting with caroline gluck a spokeswoman for the u.n. h.c.r. in libya she says the main reason refugees is stuck here is because few western countries a willing to take them in. we continue to press to be the moral conscience to urge governments to offer more space but where a person and political environments many governments are more concerned about public opinion. in 2019 some 46000 refugees were registered in libya less than 2 and a half 1000 were able to leave the country illegally the country in conflicts i

u.n. h.c.r. dozens of refugees like him awaiting that technically these documents should allow them to receive support. but the doors to the un refugee agency remain closed. was last. year they're not going to open up some of my brothers have been waiting here for 3 days from morning till night morning till night for 3 days some even for 4 days and they haven't opened up a. couple. like the others adelphi leaves empty handed the u.n. headquarters is situated in this suburb in tripoli just behind these walls it's impossible to end to this bunco without official authorization. but we managed to secure a meeting with caroline gluck a spokeswoman for the u.n. h.c.r. in libya she says the main reason refugees is stuck here is because few western countries a willing to take them in. we continue to press to be the moral conscience to urge governments to offer more space but where operating and political environments many governments most concerned about public opinion. in 2019 some 46000 refugees were registered in libya less than 2 and a half 1000 were able to leave the country illegally the country in conflicts it's a country that doesn't recogn

even more suffering aid agencies warn of a dire humanitarian situation in given the province bitter cold and the pandemic are making life even harder for refugees or speak to the u.n. emergency relief coordinator. also coming up russia expel several you diplomats for allegedly participating in rallies in support of kremlin critic alexei not only on a visit to moscow but blocks foreign affairs chief says ties with russia are at a low point and murphy is back in america back to. is back to showing the world form polish. president joe biden announces a reversal of trump's america 1st agenda. i'm sumi so misconducts good to have you with us in syria internally displaced people in the northwest of the country are facing increasingly desperate conditions there is ongoing fighting the coronavirus pandemic is a threat and winter has brought heavy rains and bitterly cold temperatures tens of thousands of people fled to the province about a year ago in search of safety away from the assad regime's attacks on rebel territories hundreds of makeshift camps were set up close to the border with turkey but they lack basic supplies and the winter weather is making things worse and