we will talk jan egeland of the norwegian refugee council about the crisis in gaza. he will join us from goma in the democratic republic of congo where tens of thousands have fled their homes fearing another volcano eruption. then we look back 100 years ago to the tulsa race massacre, one of the deadliest acts of racist terror in u.s. history when a white mob in oklahoma attacked what was known as black wall street, killing an estimated 300 black residents. >> theestruction was s mplete. the suering waso biblil. thbetray was so pfound. >>lack comnities derve the opportunity too constructhe pa. our tyas been uck. we havnever revered. tulsa w the besplace in e nation r afrin-americs. hotels,heaters. >> doctors, lawyers. >> people referred to it as like wall street. amy: we will speak to stanley nelson about his new documentary "tulsa burning: the 1921 race massacre." all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. the united nations high commissioner for human rights since israel may have committed war

jan egeland.stagram accounts purports to show princess latifa, the daughter of the ruler of dubai, who has not been seen or heard from in months. the bbc is unable to verify the photo, and no further information has been provided, but a friend of latifa's says that it is the princess in the picture. in february, bbc panorama broadcast secret video testimony from her in which she said she was being held as a hostage and feared for her life. the headlines on bbc news... fomer bbc director general lord hall resigns as national gallery chairman — saying continuing in the role would be a "distraction" following the inquiry into panorama's interview with princess diana. wider surge testing has been rolled out in five west london boroughs due to a rise in coronavirus cases linked to the indian variant. the first convoys of humanitarian aid have arrived in gaza, hours after a ceasefire between israel and palestinian militants came into effect. animal rights protesters have been blockading four mcdonald's

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jan egeland is the secretary—general of the norwegian council.e to cross the border, but thousands of people are wanting to cross over to rwanda. others wanted to cross over a lake but that is also now unsafe because there is a vast quantity of methane gas trapped in the bottom of that lake and that could be released by the volcano and the constant earthquakes. the thousands and thousands leaving from the volcano will get relief, they will be taken care of either in rwanda or elsewhere. i am not so worried for the volcano, i am worried about the numbers of people being displaced by conflict in the congo every single day. the total number now displaced by the volcano. that is the whole point of our report, to tell the world there are certain places that are being neglected by everybody. we are not giving funding to the aid operations in the congo. there is too little media attention. mount nyira—gongo is one of the world�*s most active volcanoes — and africa�*s most dangerous. this national geographic article puts it down to a perfect storm of fac