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everything weighs in fact, it was one of the most self reliant village. it had its own economy, everything got produced here. people were happier, there was no religion here. everybody celebrated edge of history. so that is some very fundamental question we need to ask to us. and that's what disciplined us i've just put sort of to india side by side for people to see and decide which was good, which was back to me. ah, ah ah. with those guys i'm yeah, my local exhibit. yeah, i don't know if you want to live with you you up with the like a hard to see that ago. where do you ready was with with all the group members and in died cos she's here today. i took them through all the locations and said everybody know knows where basically they belong. this is also a good day called, grew in cost to interact with each other, a shallow grab. it took a lot heat fiber. optics are gonna put it to my boat, casea gamble, my thinking that at least i don't see how good could be my room mate down. probably modern fact denied that we're behind. i don't got a high yaki so thi

they've been closing off the entrances to the village because of the recent settler attacks on this village . however, as far as the palestinian residence of the town are concerned, they don't really see it in that way. they see it much that the the activity is really military activity is essentially part of the same issue. and we're confrontations between the palestinian residents here and members of the military soldiers during the nights. and as you're saying, substantial number of injuries at least 7 injured by direct live fire and dozens more injured by rubber coated steel bullets. this does as you say, fold into the recent high contentions around this area and there was violence elsewhere in the this part of the northern occupied westbank as well. there was a shooting against an israeli military check point. near the who are a checkpoint. there was nobody injured in that attack, but that was another incident as well as that there was a and is ready driver who hit and killed in an elderly palestinian woman. the driver saying that it was an accident, but he didn't want to stop because h

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and this act is the reason why yesterday the villagers harmless villages and on villages. innocent villages going about their work, where fireball, without a single question in broad daylight. so this is something you know, the government of india should actually think and analyze as to why. after so many years of talking about integration and b, this regions are still glad i'm glad. under this rule. in indonesia or at least 14 people have been killed after a volcano erupted on the island of java, there have been countless injuries as well gillian wolf has the latest asserting the damage from above. after mount sinners viewed piles of ash, 12000 meters into the sky. down below, entire homes have been submerged. villages blanketed with falling ash. the creeping lava is destroying everything in its path. scenario is one of indonesia is nearly a $130.00 active volcanoes. get bash, altura and is the highest peak on the nation's most densely populated island of java is sudden, robson was triggered by days of heavy rain. a room was scared in running a panic because disruption was much bigger than

f went to try and negotiate with the mere mom military to for safe passage for the village villagers who were getting caught in the crossfire. they were then executed. the soldiers were told with then rounded up, people from the village, but also id piece, a de internally displaced people who've been fling a fighting in other parts of kaya state. they were then a shot and put on these lauras which are within burned the fires were burning so fiercely according to the villagers. they couldn't get near them until saturday morning at the charred remains, a very clear to see or we were told that there were the elderly women and children amongst the dead. save the children, say 2 of their staff have gone missing or we think they were distributing aid to those i. d. p. camps are people who are sheltering in nearby areas. we understand to medics have also gone missing as well. so oversee grave concern there from save the children that their staff are amongst the, the bodies that have been found on the course though it has been an escalation in violence. we have to put it all into context. th

these women are running for the local council and our cedar shamaya village. in the north of the occupied bank. the visiting potential voters to campaigned for the electoral list more than 6000 voters in the village are eligible to choose 11 council members. 20 percent of local council seat half to include women by law while while women here are active in the campaign, photos of them were missing from the campaign. posters. in many villages, faces of women were replaced by pictures of flowers or other graphics because of conservative views. if he mill activists in the village has, she's pushing for a better representation of women in politics. let odyssey, we like a political will to advance women's rights. we are not there just to fill the female quotas. hi, we need laws that ensure that women are not being ignored. the walk local councils are responsible for basic services such as water, electricity, and infrastructure. they don't pass legislations or deal with national politics. local elections could improve day to day issues for palestinians, but many say

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but the villagers had no way to go. then the attackers came a 3rd time, one hid for no reason, right before our eyes. everyone had to watch even the children to this island. now marie lives in the hut with her 3 children. she has adopted another child. we had lost his parents on the way. yeah. i thought it was the next day we started for the neighbouring island. our kids in the u. n. food program has also plans emission to have the but our trip ended when we were halfway there. so we just would have to, shana try to push the weekend forward, which is a scary the, i mean i was the rounding islands at one point where he attacked by the incisions. no luck, low tides, we're definitely stuck. we have to wait through shallow waters and mangrove for 3 hours before we encounter the 1st inhabitants corolla. mm hm. and then finally, we get to the island of kitty and aids boat docked in the evening. before the islands, government administrator helps with distributing food. it's critical for survival. you said i'm happy with that.

it's a long off road track to get to their villages. with no government support, people in the going stand region or trying to adapt to climb epic changes around them. for generations, people and animals here have used the same water source. these ponds retained rain water from surrounding hills. now, some non government organizations are helping increase their water attention capacity. so when it rains, it lasts a few months. 48 reservoirs with some up to 800 feet deep, have helped more than 74000 people in this building terrain. the in this trust says it's use corporate social responsibility funds from logical operations. and there's no government assistance to provide water to villages. bonds like these have help people adapt to the changing climate. but they're still angry at the politicians who represent them saying they only come here for votes and basic services such as health, education and accessibility are still non existent activists. a big landowners are still underestimating the impact of climate change with killing the abd

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there's only one well in the village of noah baki, but it doesn't always have water. it was at this well that jani bolo, had an encounter that changed the course of her life. a little more in the fire panel. a long time ago. i met a pregnant woman here at the well that you get the short time later she died during childbirth. i love the physical toll of fetching water killed her and her baby dizzy lisa. yeah. gotta get up happening. this move me to help other women and people with disabilities that my feel commonly father. i want to help reduce maternal and infant mortality rates as well as domestic violence against women that i found that i had that from black east new. so 10 gara is one of indonesia poorest provinces, women in particular face hardship, droughts have made it more difficult for them to provide basic needs for their families. jani bo, though, provides assistance by teaching local women how to make handicrafts. the small income they earn has helped. oh, city i asia has to care for her disabled husband though she herself has been left physically impaired

the idea is to raise awareness about the topic among the youngest villages . so can look, bled al, but i like about the course. it is the gorilla gomez. they are like people l a. d. and what i learned is that hunting isn't good because animals, i like people on the project has made many of the visitors see the forest with different eyes like 70, to some 90 percent of the one time coaches have become farmers. and that's what the children see while they grow up. but the guerrilla guardians clubs don't want things to stop there. move along, i'm fed, do we want to know, go zone to be created was on which the measures to guarantee the survival of the guerrillas are respected because the species is endangered. extension finished body shown armand. that's why he only takes his children to the edge of the forest. well, look here, this trail, what animal left, that trail, that he saw a porcupine. he wants his children to know about animals, but he also wants them to know when to leave the forest to its inhabitants. in today's global living rooms, we guys to mexico. ah,

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meanwhile, 900 people from villages in the area are evacuated to mosques, school buildings and villaget take anything with them, there are houses that are covered with thick volcanic ash are beyond repair. and there livestock are killed by the eruption of this volcano. it had destroyed a bridge in the area that connects two areas and at least a couple of villages in the area are isolated. this makes it difficult to deliver 82 people that are isolated in those villages. but local officials hope as soon as the weather permits, the rescue and aid can be carried out by helicopter. how much of a warning to people half of what was happening? weill. of what was happening? well, accordin: of what was happening? well, according to — of what was happening? well, according to the _ of what was happening? well, according to the indonesian i of what was happening? well, i according to the indonesian folk of what was happening? -ii according to the indonesian folk in according to the indonesian folk in a logical survey, they had set out an early warning on the 1st of december to local government and

the villages surround the city of kent kook. i saw briefly claim to have captured one before it was taken back by the push. madigan, iraq declared victory over iceland, 2017. but its fighters have continued to launch sporadic attacks. there were more i saw a tax on friday in town surrounding the city of elder beale, 12 people were killed. the sporadic attacks by i saw usually happen in disputed areas which fall between the control of iraq central government and the kurdish semi autonomous region. authorities in northern iraq say i saw this launched more than 200 attacks in the past 10 months. let's go live to man with abdougla had in baghdad. so my heard sounds like i saw making something of a come back. what's enabling them to do that? well security vacuum and 1st to place sir in the disputed territories between the bishop morega and the about the doctor. a government. as you know, this is a big, big areas extending over our 6650 kilometers in length or from an appeal town on the iranian border. and it was towards until it reac

jakob bahrun is muslim from a nearby village.ngly friends of yotam. together, they grow and raise much of what's used in their kitchen. their food reflects both their different backgrounds and their commonalities. >> yotam: we're going to spoil you now. >> anthony: yeah, here we go. so you grew up in this town? >> jakob: yes, in this village. >> anthony: where did you grow up? >> jakob: michal atanya, near the beach. >> anthony: near the beach. not, not the neighborhood. >> jakob: but we met in the neighborhood. and we worked together in hotel. >> anthony: how did that go down with the families? >> jakob: wonderful now. now, wonderful. >> anthony: now good. >> jakob: yes. very good. >> anthony: at the beginning not so much. >> jakob: started it yes, with the questions versus the answers, and start to understand that we love each other, and they can do nothing. so we continue. and they support us. >> yotam: this is your special, fried eggs, sunny side up. >> anthony: farm eggs with peppers from your garden, tomato. that looks awes

and villages he had fled across to the sat, ty side told us that air strikes it had hit their villages, which is why they'd come across. they didn't want to go too far into town and i think they wanted to keep as close and i as they could on, on their homes, back across the river. but it was really very close. we have also seen thousands more refugees play. some of them have been concentrated in camps by the tie authorities. others have literally stopped on the other side of the river, i think hoping to go back as quickly as possible. but at this stage, many feeling the situation is still too insecure. we've heard there have been some small outbreaks of fighting and again, little further down the river. but they haven't been to sustain one would imagine the title toward his have probably used the back channels. they have to the burma military for the me at my military, or to try and get things moved back away from the border because at the level of the balance over the past couple of days has been much greater than i think anyone expected to get the sense where you are tony, that in th

ms. village say that like tiny a small village is in the northwest, like i mentioned on the boundary with me, j. and call me on that repeated tax. despite efforts by a government and security agencies to bring these on, the control is going to be difficult. as some of the villages, the government has had to copy telecommunication services to ensure that there is no form of communication to enable the military to move in to confirm this band. if we've had this band, if go to the village is demand for money at the villages to raise farm for them, pack them. and also when the post leadership on some of the villages where they want to self control. but, you know, the military has the issue statements or statement thing that they've been trying been trying to have a when the banding. but that's how actually not translated to reality because we still have cases of attacks occurring on most on daily, if not daily basis across the region for this and bother for us in a boucher thank you. now peruse, president has survived a motion to impeach him. congress rejected the request to remove him f

the village remains on alert. hurry for, sit al jazeera in the occupied westbank, just got to look at the world where the for you next and then peruse hidden pandemic. we're looking at the plight of thousands of children who lost a parent to cove at 19 and side by side, but very different agendas. a closer look at how the relationship between europe's pow houses, germany and france might evolve in 2022. ah hello. well, can see her world's weather report, we're going to begin in australia toward the top and we've had this disturbance pretty much just stall out over this area ringing out its moisture. it is moving further toward the east impacting cans with a high of 31 degrees on tuesday, toward the southwest, so stamps years coming down in perth. but keep your eyes peeled on adelaide and melbourne in the days to come by the end of the week. look at is pretty close at 40 degrees in adelaide and perth only a high of 30, which is closer to where you should be for this year. after new zealand, we do see rain moving in

of berker villages through rocks and burnt tires. the military said shots were fired in the area. soldiers, fire live ammunition, rubber coated steel, bullets, and tear gas into the crowd. by sunday, quiet had returned, but after day is that what people here call unprecedented levels of attacks by israeli settlers. local activists, honey describes how on thursday night settlers descended from the nearby illegal outpost of homage vandalizing a cemetery. before moving on to the village itself, holmes was stoned with a lead going out, the dozens of settlers were attempting to get into houses. arafat sala says this level of threat against the village is something new. i don't know danica russell, hold on. i've been sitting up to morning in case they come back out of control. no government controls them. the army controls them. they attack you anyway. earlier on thursday, thousands of settlers gathered in a mass rally at the entrance to homage to mark a week since the killing of the demons man. he was shot as he left the outpost in an att

correspondent: in the sml village of --, a few villages are waiting under the mango tree for a job.riet and her team did not reach their target for today. in the end, they only managed 130 rather than the planned 200 vaccinations. they plan to go to the villages tomorrow again, if they can get the van. brent: thailand is reopening to visitors after two years of. a pandemic shutdown. . . the government aims to develop a new and more sustainable model of tourism to repair the damage caused by years of uncontrolled visitor numbers. at the center of the reshaped approach is one of thailand's best-known attractions. correspondent: this is not how most people picture paradise, but the shark filled waters are approved that it is on track to become the closest many will get to heaven on earth. for years, it looked destined to become an economic -- ecological wasteland. after the cove was featured in leonar dicaprio's blockbuster "the beach". in over a decade, visitors destroyed half of its coral, pushing the wonderland to the brink. this fish, sharks, and turtles lost their habitat. then, t

meanwhile, 900 people from villages in the area are evacuated to mosques, school buildings, and village basic needs such as clothing, food, first aid, and masks. they cannot take anything with them, their houses that are covered with thick volcanic ash are beyond repair. and their livestock are killed by the eruption of this volcano. it had destroyed a bridge in the area that connects two regions and at least a couple of villages in the area are isolated. this makes it difficult to deliver aid to people that are isolated in those villages. but local officials hope as soon as the weather permits, the rescue and aid can be carried out by helicopter. how much of a warning did people have of what was happening? well, according to the indonesian vocanological survey, they had sent out an early warning on the 1st of december to local government and officials. however, they also send out the same early warning, about 69 other active volcanoes in indonesia. so they said they had sent out the early warning and the local officials say according to the visibility on the ground, they said the early

this is the reason why yesterday the villagers homeless villagers, an arm bridges, innocent villages going about their work, where fire won out a single question in broad daylight. so this is something you know, the government, india should actually think and analyze as to why after so many years of talking about the degree she and b, those regions are still glad i'm glad. under digital, you know, where a person under the suspicion of being a 1000000 or having 1000000 on dash, can the gun down, you know, we're 29 or one know that we really appreciate your time and, and explaining to us the situation there and, and nugget, and thank you so much for your time. okay. now rival rallies are taking place in france for and against the far right presidential candidate, eric zimmer. thousands are in paris to oppose mood who is holding his 1st campaign rally just outside the capital. dozens of trade unions and civil society groups of coal for people to join the protest. there is a more, a well known writer in media personality known for provocative right wing views on a psalm immigration femin

a small village in the southern indian, a state of dominance in her little shop, bought of athena garage is suggesting some home remedies to a young mother. she has been, was leading a grassroots movement for the last 20 years, conserving the biodiversity of the region to a revival of tradition, herbs and medicinal plans. almost 65 percent of india's population depends upon traditional medicines for health care. the world health organization estimates, however, climate change and over harvesting has led to a massive destruction of these plans. about $300.00 species in india are currently under threat of extinction. the can really bio region with bar with diverse is said to still be home over $800.00 indigenous species of plums for what he learned about native herbs as a child. also growing up to be the 1st woman graduate in holland, one of the lab on the bottom, but up i'm brianna. malia leave it on the pass it on that we belong to a family of traditional her bill dinner. everyone and my religious use to come to my house for medication at this juncture, i was diagnosed with the skin dise

the village remains on alert. hurry for sit al jazeera in the occupied westbank check on the world, whether an ex, with car, and then water wasn't everywhere. thousands of people in northern brazil front and side by side, but with very different agendas. we're taking a closer look at how the relationship between europe's powerhouse germany and france might evolve in 2020 ah, hello there, there's more wet and wintery weather to come for europe at the start of the week. the things are going to 10 miles in some places, and we will see the temperature come up, but we've got that wet weather that's plaguing the south. it's rather unsettled here. rounds of rain rolling across the iberian peninsula into southern areas of france. we could see some flooding from that heavy rain, and if we take a closer look, we're going to see it push across corsica taking heavy rain here. some snow in the alps as well, and it's going to make its way towards italy. we've got a warning up for heavy rain, so the companion region in the south

first of all, these villages are that are undergoing elections though. the ones that have a population of less than 1100 or 11000 people, which is why these elections represent 30 percent of the palestinian people. 70 percent of voters are supposed to be casting their ballots in bigger towns and cities. elections, which are scheduled for phase 2, which will take place in march. there is little to know also because her masters boycotted the elections. they said they want general elections. they want presidential elections that can to and you for them to enter new parliament, which is something that has been postponed. the 2 parties accuse each other. there is a lot of fighting going on between them politically on this, on the date of these upcoming elections. this is why many people here say that this is the condition between further hand hum as the internal fighting has prevented them from choosing their own political leaders. many people here have been telling us that it is not a democracy. they've been seeing the same old face distance establishment of

but despite all this, some of our villages have returned as there is electricity. here. small scalable projects can be adapted for larger communities if there's political will and money . but focus on what challenges are complex, multifaceted and time is running out to address them from a majority to their correspond, southern pakistan, human rights groups refusing the mas, military of commission and massacre against civilians as it intensifies and offensive against rebels forces. the child remains of $38.00 people have been found and kaya state witnesses, se villages including women and children, were round off and shot dead, save the children shout, he has to have it start missing in the area. now margaret stuck at the mexico border, spending christmas hoping for a better life in the united states. those seeking asylum remained in mexico after president joe biden revived a controversial policy from the previous administration. it forces refugees to wait in mexico while their applications are processed and immigration court. now, most of the wolf lighthouse is now manne

a village has died. just like every one else around here, he also worked at the brickyard whole of his earnings was spent so that his family could live in this village. the house he left behind isn't even built of brick fragments a night, but us when we get a hot viashi's that what it by doing that on got it. yeah. that i'm good, as i know that i'm but as a i'm bypass that others a 1000000 got are what about out on the like actual i sound a little william bad sunday. i think about it. there's no happy ending to these stories. no one stands up for the workers and their rights, and the brickyard own our faces, no sanctions. it's all too common. but it is their reality. ah ah ah, that money printing is driving up the energy costs in and it's gonna force russia into the you and for that to happen, nato and american military has got exit germany. i call it air 1st. you say, i'm crazy, but that's what i'm calling with russian president and indian prime minister wrap up top level talks to new delhi just a day b

all of his earnings were spent so that his family could live in this village. ah, the house he left behind isn't even built of brick fragments. ah, i die. but us, when we get a hot viashi's that what it there, by doing that i'm gonna do that. i'm going as i know that i'm but as a i'm boss than others, but i've been, i've been good been lynn. what are, what about out on the leg? i guess i'm done with william dod sunday. i think about it. there's no happy ending to these stories. no one stands up for the workers and their rights, and the brickyard own our faces, no sanctions. it's all too common, but it is their reality. ah, ah, focused on ukraine, joe biden says, i don't accept any one's red line. russia's foreign minister southgate, la grove, says the nightmare scenario of military confrontation is returning. on this edition of the program, we examined the significance of both statements. russian president and indian prime minister wrap up top level talks and new delhi just to day before vladimir potent planned video conference with joe biden. from lynn spokesp

is 23 years old and comes from sonata biggie village. who's ever, i'm not the one big they have been at us because all of it was an invoice that i quoted big book. but it wasn't that good on the phone. i won't be available on that one isn't mohammed is not exaggerating when he says they risk their lives. i see that break dust from anywhere because it's the cause of severe lung and respiratory diseases. ah lamb, the said it that alec the monitor. yes. if you actually that will i will it, will it good parent will. and molly get done here myself. well ah, the workers receive around $800.00 for 6 months of work which is usually paid up front. they're promised separate overtime payments. but generally, that never happens with between the owner and the workers, there's a go between the same person who stands god over the labourers gives them their money. and he's also the foreman, often meeting out punishment meetings on the owner's behalf. ah, they cannot well hear about our music. they hello, hello, hello. hello, hello. hello. hey sal adequa

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all of his earnings were spent so that his family could live in this village. the house he left behind isn't even built of brick fragments. ah, i die. but us when we get a hot viashi's that what it there, by doing that i'm gonna do that. i'm going, as i know that i'm but as a i'm about past that others but i've been good been what are, what about out on the legacy? i guess i'm done with william dies sunday. i think about it. there's no happy ending to these stories. no one stands up for the workers and their rights, and the brickyard own our faces, no sanctions. it's all too common, but it is their reality. ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy, even foundation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successfully, very critical of time. time to sit down and talk to some people you being a no, no, no, no, but they did a high middle now i own my head up my lap and i had a knuckle on my well, i'm bob. you didn't thought no, well, i'm

ah, mohammed is going to a funeral village has died. just like every one else around here. he also worked at the brickyard whole of his earnings were spent, so that his family could live in this village. the house he left behind isn't even built of brick fragments. ah, i die both of us will make it hot viashi's death by doing that on board as i can be done. but as i know that i'm but as a i'm boss than others, but i thought i've been good been good are what about out on the legacy? i guess i'm done with them back sunday. i think about it. there's no happy ending to these stories. no one stands up for the workers and their rights, and the brickyard own our faces, no sanctions. it's all too common, but it is their reality. ah ah, with focused on ukraine, joe biden says, i don't accept anyone's red line. russia is foreign ministers that gay la grove says the nightmare scenario of military confrontation is returning. on this edition of the program, we examined the significance of both statements for driven by a dreamer shaped bank, concur some of those with theirs sinks. we dar

whilst the new village is finished, they told me that many of the villagers still return to the cavest offered them shelter from previous storms. this is the cave. the bigger cyclone comej or the house will be full, which we worry about. worry about your life ? you don't know about all living all your life. - just come here and live. you know, when we 20, - 30 people still have one night or other nights, you i don't worry about this. only the thing we worried about the hurricane - would be finished. so you feel safer in the cave, in the cave than you do in the village. yeah. this is the house left. this my son. oh, yes, it's open. one part of the house - are taking away, this side. yes. so bad. all the clothes closet - when the hurricane come here, everybodyjust got left - here because of the water come through the house. i can't do anything - because we are afraid only the main thing to do. they told us to go, go. left all the things. all of you, don't worry about your house, - just worry about your life. it took several years and almost $1 million to move 100 people from all tukurak

whilst the new village is finished, she told me that many of the villagers still return to the cavesfered them shelter from previous storms. this is the cave. if he bigger cyclone comes, the house will fall, - which we worry about. we worry about your life. you don't know about all living all your life. - just come here and live. you know, when we 20, - 30 people still have one night or other nights, you i don't worry about this. only the thing we worried about is the hurricane - would be finished. we save our life here. so you feel safer in the cave then any village? yeah. just this one house has left. just this one left? yes, this is my son's. oh, yes, it is open. one part of the house i'm taking away, this side. i the bed, all the close, we lost the money had a keen come. everybodyjust got up and left. i couldn't do anything so bad. because we were afraid. only the main thing to do was to go. - they told us i do not worry about all the things, - your house, nothing. just worry about your life. it took several years and almost one million fijian dollars to move 100 people from all

all of his earnings were spent so that his family could live in this village. ah, the house he left behind. isn't even built of brick fragments. ah, i die both of us when we get a hot viashi's dot, what is it there by hurry at that and got as i can do that i'm going as i know that i'm but as a i'm bypass that others a 1000000 got at that out on the legacy, i sound a little william dies sunday, i think about it. there's no happy ending to these stories. no one stands up for the workers and their rights, and the brickyard own our faces, no sanctions. it's all too common. but it is their reality. ah it's not the plan being a no, no, no, no, but they did a high middle now i on my ear up my lap and i had a knuckle out. bob, you didn't thought? no, well, i'm going up there to be a well, i mean, i have to be licensed with donia long. i've been with who i driven by dream shapes banks. interesting things with dares sinks. we dare to ask for what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be in arms. race is on often very drama

so he is his village and it's a village that is half and half old christians, i am. maurice goes and in the time of the expulsions, the last thing that he wants or needs is half its village. yeah. disappearing. right. so what he was doing in the background was ensuring that the maurice cost would be able to remain. and then this is the man in charge of the expulsions, the counter salazer who's also writing officially to say you have to expel your maurice curse. and salina, so this is an autograph letter. this is signature, the county alyssa and then salinas writes back and it's absolutely fun. it's really funny because they clearly don't like each other. and salinas wallace says to him, you don't know anything about my village assigned to do with you. i will sort out what has to be done and you leave my moorish cause alone. i for example, vo rubia at certain surnames. i know we're surnames or maurice go. so need nino nito palazzios in via rubia. i'm already so really. so my name, my surname. if you were from vo rubia and your surname is palazzios casanya. yeah. i will be reasonably c

we understand from reports and villages that the attack kill with it. where the shootings actually happened on friday evening. but they said they couldn't get near the area, which is just outside most of the village in kaya state or in the south of me on my close to the border with thailand. and they said when they were able to get close, they found the, the burn house shells of several flat bed trucks with bodies inside their report. the elderly women and children being amongst those dead. as you mentioned, save the children, said 2 of their staff, missing their car. they were working in the area. they were on their way home for the holidays. the burns, how it car has been found nearby. and i think they're very concerned for those 2 members of stuff. and consequently they've suspended operations in many of these board areas where fighting is ongoing at the moon. this is an area which has been seen a lot of fighting over the last 6 months. we've seen major military offences in the capital of kaya stage, like goal. and it seems to be part of a push, whic