context let's bring in chad how maddie under international law who is responsible for sheltering a group of refugees when they're found at the sea it's a very important question that you're phrased and like you've asked about the international human rights law or international law that you talk about we've seen as recently as last year that the task force of politics the ration where the countries have emphasized about saving lives at sea irrespective of what kind of migration task and move it has been a regular migration or or a regular legal form of migration it's more of a concern of the human lives at that time when they're stranded in the sea and in these cases. we've seen last year i mean several 100. people have been stranded in the scene in many occasions 200 people are reported to have dialup and there was the situation for i think about 2400 people last year bangladesh has taken back 700 of them the others have been stranded for a long time and then eventually found some spaces in other countries such as the information now the question that you asked about who is responsible it's supposed

back outside we spoke to a representative from the un refugee agency and approach him. a lot about hitler. who developed a lot more. what was asked in july 2020 the un h.c.l. published a report documenting cases of violence torture and abuse in the african part of the mediterranean migration route including in zawiyah. as he sees us out ahead of the camp confiscates the elastic rope this child was playing with. these videos procured from legal experts in europe were filmed in secret by the detainees the demo bal phones they might be used as proof to initiate legal proceedings in the future. here the detainees are beaten with clubs. in this video shots can be heard from inside the center according to witnesses at least 4 detainees are said to have been injured on this night. was. to escape this how migrants must either brite the guards with almost 1000 euros worth of libyan dinars to find another way to flee like emmanuelle. we're in barrie italy 3 months after being rescued by the ocean viking crew emmanuelle has found refuge here we can sit down. we show him offer to tr

back outside we spoke to a representative from the un refugee agency and approach him. to overcome a moment like. oh in july 2020 the un h.c.l. published a report documenting cases of violence torture and abuse in the african part of the mediterranean migration route including in zawiyah. as he sees us out ahead of the camp confiscates the elastic rope this child was playing with. these videos procured from legal experts in europe were filmed in secret by the detainees the demo bal phones they might be used as proof to initiate legal proceedings in the future. here the detainees a beaten with clubs. in this video shots can be heard from inside the center according to witnesses at least 4 detainees are said to have been injured on this night. was. to escape this how migrants must either bright the guards with almost 1000 euros worth of libyan. will find another way to flee like emmanuelle. we're in barry italy 3 months after being rescued by the ocean viking crew emmanuelle has found refuge here we can sit down. we show him offer to each from the detention center in zawiy

back outside we spoke to a representative from the un refugee agency and approached him. to come up with anything to do the job. what was. in july 2020 the un h.c.l. published a report documenting cases of violence torture and abuse in the african part of the mediterranean migration route including in zawiya. as he sees us out the head of the camp confiscates the elastic rope this child was playing with. these videos procured from legal experts in europe were filmed in secret by the detainees the demo bille phones they might be used as proof to initiate legal proceedings in the future. here the detainees are beaten with clubs. in this video shots can be heard from inside the center according to witnesses at least 4 detainees are said to have been injured on this night. was. to escape this how migrants must either bright the guards with almost $1000.00 euros worth of libyan dean hours to find another way to flee like emmanuelle. we're in barry italy 3 months after being rescued by the ocean viking crew emmanuelle has found refuge here we can sit down. we showed him on foota

'd 'd 'd 'd the family has been stuck in libya for 2 years even though a death as a u.n.h.c.r. refugee card. ready ready ready ready ready ready ready ready ready in theory this card should allow him to access u.n. aid. it's clear i'm a war victim the u.n.h.c.r. won't take any responsibility i don't even know why i keep this card it's useless. today adel frisks leaving his house to go to a un h.c.l. cinta office at the united nations high commissioner for refugees getting an appointment with someone there was his only hope of leaving libya without having to risk the mediterranean crossing. is always on his gaunt. dumont every once a policeman in this country you don't know who's one for real but who's the real policeman before sometimes they kidnap us and take us to unknown location this is something. he always has the g.p.s. activated on his phone and. if i end up in an unknown location i can inform a brother quicker. than what could they do you never know. if i don't come home at least to be able to see where i disappeared you know shit scully. i def is not the only one to risk every

'd 'd 'd the family has been stuck in libya for 2 years even though a death as a u.n.h.c.r. refugee card. ready ready ready ready ready ready ready ready in theory this card should allow him to access u.n. aid. it's clear i'm a war victim feels as if the u.n.h.c.r. won't take any responsibility i don't even know why i keep this card it's useless. today adel frisks leaving his house to go to un h.c.l. cinta office of the united nations high commissioner for refugees getting an appointment with someone there was his only hope of leaving libya without having to risk the mediterranean crossing. is always on his gaunt. dumont everyone suppose these men in this country you don't know who's one for real but who's the real policeman before sometimes they kidnap us and take us to unknown location is. he always has the g.p.s. activated on his phone and. if i end up in an unknown location i can inform a brother quicker. than what could they do you never know. if i don't come home at least he be able to see where i disappeared those it's probably. a day fiza not the only one to risk everything

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that would create a so-called pull effect fic and send the wrong message to other refugees that. basically we'd be telling them that if they ever managed to reach a greek island it would only be a matter of time before they'd be in hamburg or. mentions it as of india and packing those less bills so if we just take a few kids out of lesbos then some european governments think that each single child could be the incentive for another 1000000 people to come on. that's ridiculous. the only thing europe a green zone is that rejected asylum seekers should be deported. the up to those who have been rejected must leave that's the vast majority of people arriving at our accidental borders. then the citizens of europe will be happy to welcome those in need that way we can stand up to right wing populism 2nd if we can assure citizens that the people coming in are true refugee community 50 years. but many attempts at repatriation fail because the countries of origin not willing to take these people back. found the it's now it's the past years have taught us that europe can only manage to depo

stranded and unwanted we take a look at the plight of bringing the refugees that bangladesh is refusing to take after they were rescued by india's poster. well we begin with a welcome development in the fight against covert 19 the u.s. has become the 1st country in the world to approve a johnson and johnson coronavirus vaccine is the country's 3rd 1st single dose jab . the f.d.a. has just announced emergency use authorization of a 3rd a vaccine for america this one made by ensign also did call johnson and johnson it's all the same but this is really good news means we have the opportunity for even more people to get immunized as soon as possible against terrible pandemic 100000000 doses will go to the u.s. by the end of june and the u.k. and canada also have orders in 500000000 jobs will go to less wealthy countries through the kovacs scheme it's 66 percent effective against the virus but that's a low over all the other vaccines but it's considered more effective against more contagious strains of the virus well gable is on there joins us live now from washington d.c. gabe so another va

scared of rumors about us or fighters across the border disguised as refugees even mothers or stumbled into the nitty we're going on about a little. this ranger refugee was kidnapped and held to ransom by people who control crime around the refugee camps in camps as bizarre some of them so really nobody. cotterell to go in the past behind the rock in the long. term for no role of. father will to live your father will sob been. cited very mighty mighty mighty mighty. mighty mighty in get with you there. in my daily. my rabbit not been gone i would have. gone out to the sold out of town. and. gone up clue she would've they're gone i would evaluate it and to fondle like clear difference to know didn't want to collect. on them it could legally. 138. 100 years then and it might have any value this sub is going to get out. there. and the land they will as i don't want to get many have lost all hope of returning home and have even started families here for a while the camp resembled a village pool but a place to live the new human tide has washed away all illusions. i see. no mining. over in indiana mother. brought to you should

a bike is important for refugees. so it helps them. you mean when you look for a bike online somebody cost 50 or 70 or 100 euros or. but i had a good thing didn't we accept a donation of 5 or 10 euros from a refugee from forward the senate well i've got 6 almost everyone who works here is a volunteer the bikes they repair all donated once they've been fixed up they go to refugees. if. only one yes if he has a paid job at the association and it's partly financed by the national volunteer service it all began 5 years ago when germany took in a large number of refugees the team and also me want to help the new comers they also want to promote cycling as an environmentally friendly mode of transport and recycling old bikes is especially sustainable. because we use everything if a bike can no longer be written if we take it apart and use the components for another bike you could see that from 2 broken old bikes we create one new or usable one is on the supporters of. the team come from many parts of the world irishman graeme pope who's been

a refugee from china's xingjang region, describes the torture and rape she endured after detention ininternment camp. how is your health today after the camps? >> i was in a lot of pain and suffered bleeding. i had to undergo surgery and my u uterus was removed. >> reporter: she said police detained her at a vocational center for women. >> reporter: because i live in kazakhstan for five years, they wanted me to say i was influenced by american propaganda and foreign organizations. >> reporter: during one interrogation, she says guards beat and kicked her until she blacked out. in the camp, she says authorities began forcibly implanting female detainees with contraceptives iuds. after a botched procedure led to bleeding, she was taken into a room. >> there were three guards, they inserted a stun baton inside of me and twisted and shocked me it. >> reporter: on a separate occasion, she said guards wearing masks once again took her from her cell. >> in the next room, i heard another girl crying and screaming. i saw about five men going into that room. i thought they were torturing her. b

or 100 euros or longer but i had a good thing didn't we accept a donation of 5 or 10 euros from a refugee from forward the senate well i got. almost everyone who works here is a volunteer the bikes they were pat all donated once they've been fixed up they go to refugee. if. only one yes the field has a paid job at the association and it's partly financed by the national volunteer service it all began 5 years ago when germany took in a large number of refugees the team and also me want to help the new comers they also want to promote cycling as an environmentally friendly mode of transport and recycling old bikes is especially sustainable. because we use everything if a bike can no longer be written and we take it apart and use the components for another bike you could see that from 2 broken old bikes we create one new or usable one of the strongest most of the team come from many parts of the world irishman graeme pope who's been helping out here for 2 years. outside of the convince pope and some friends have set up a bike sharing nonprofit organization called bike surf it maintains a fle

or 100 euros or longer but i had to put in there and we accept a donation of 5 or 10 euros from a refugee from forward the senate well i've got 6 almost everyone who works here is a volunteer the bikes they were pat old donated once they've been fixed up they go to refugee. if. only one yes sifi has a paid job but the association and it's partly financed by the national volunteer service it all began 5 years ago when germany took in a large number of refugees the team not only want to help the new comers they also want to promote cycling as an environmentally friendly mode of transport and recycling old bikes is especially sustainable. because we use everything if a bike can no longer be ridden we take it apart and use the components for another bike you could see that from 2 broken old bikes we create one new or usable one is wrong as opposed. to the team coming from many parts of the world irishman graeme pope who's been helping out here for 2 years. outside of the convince pope and some friends have set up a bike sharing nonprofit organization called bikes off it maintains a fleet of $

into these heroes out a new covert 19 test but there are questions over its accuracy. and we meet refugees who are still fleeing ethiopia's trouble to a greater region into neighboring sudan. 4 years on the donald trump america withdrew from the international stage but now u.s. president joe biden has unveiled a new foreign policy strategy promising to restore u.s. leadership and repair alliances in his 1st major speech on his international priorities biden addressed the detention of russian opposition leader alexina valmy the rejoining of the paris climate accords and he's announced that he's ending american support for the saudi led war in the m. and a state department correspondent who was on jordan reports. u.s. president joe biden delivered his 1st foreign policy speech at the state department and mate news on the long running war in yemen where saudi and rocky forces have allegedly targeted civilians with the u.s. made weapons this war has to end. and to underscore our commitment we are ending all american support for offensive operations in the war in yemen including relevant arms s

then we go to a refugee camp on the u.s. border in matamoros, mexico, where asylum seekers have had to brave freezing weather while living in tents as -- and we will also look at the biden adnistration's reversal of trump's remain in mexico policy. >> we remember when we arrived to the immigration office in mexico. they did not give us a place to sleep or anything to eat. we slept on the floor that night. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. top u.s. capitol security officials blamed intelligence failures and each other for the deadly january 6 insurrection as they were questioned tuesday by lawmakers. this is former capitol police chief steven sund. >> no entity, including the fbi, provided intelligence regarding january 6. you should be noted the secretary of homeland security did not issue an elevated or eminent alert in reference to the events at the united states capitol on january 6. we properly planned from estimates ration with possibl

a little. little beyond that of the. didn't know they knew the rainy season is coming on the refugees turn this will be washed away by mudflows unless there resettled closer to the jungle and back to my in ma. i was a lot of. what it was. found out of by them i do not have a lot i want to get a little younger. i don't belong on one of those thought i did when my dad died when i had a little money and then when the whole one wanted to go out to. the world now knows about the massacre in iraq he is states in the village of tula totally. is only 30 but she only ready feels like an almost woman her body is scarred with some wounds she and her daughter the only survivor among 3 children managed to reach bangladesh even she herself can't understand would love been located in a book but then did a lot of the day what on earth would it of. put in the right amount of it it will lobo to the moon the minute i did what i then would your model od i don't want to put out a little what are you going out on the body not even like get one pull on it on a photo the lead on it they let me go long at another. got a good ear good out of them but

a long time human rights activist in syria i decided to get involved again here in germany for refugee. act if you give you should i mention i worked as an asylum advisor here. should mention by the terrigal ause is no stranger to political activism back in damascus he worked at a red crescent and here in germany he co-founded a desirable or c. bridge an n.c.o. which advocates say 5 passes to europe for refugees allows turn to the green party in a constituency that was his 1st home when he arrived in germany in order and aspiring young i arrived in north rhine-westphalia that's where i had my 1st flat i 1st job and also my 1st friends in germany so i have a strong emotional attachment to it. is the city where i started my political work on a bigger scale and that's why i want to take the next step from there. nearly 6 years after and america's famous weekend duties terry allows his endeavors in his country of adoption is a success story but refugees and migrants i render represented in political bodies in germany he says. is this image for the mental. human rights i have come to europe

convention lays out states obligations towards refugees it includes that they can't be returned to a place where they felt in danger and also says the state shouldn't block them from entering india there never signed the convention has no domestic laws on protecting refugees despite this it does host more than 200000 of them including. bangladesh a shelter and more than a 1000000 though who have fled persecution in neighboring me and ma summer and the refugees employ people smugglers to take them through to southeast asia his run in lay has a visiting scholar at the international state crime initiative at queen mary university of london he says there is a legal responsibility to help people rescued at sea. they're in dire straits i mean the situation that they find themselves in highlights the dread for humanitarian circumstances that in myanmar have found themselves in and consequently those in bangladesh where they face genocide or crimes within me and ma and then those who managed to flee across the border to bangladesh find themselves in limbo. permanently in camps the prospect o

place where they are in danger it also says a state shouldn't stop them entering but india never signed the convention and has no domestic laws on protecting refugees despite this of a host more than 200000 including some rango bangladesh's sheltering more than a 1000000 rangar who've fled persecution in neighboring me and some are refugees pay people smugglers to take them to southeast asia so let's bring in simon business sees executive director of the international campaign for the running game joins us live from washington d.c. simon good to have you back on the program so we're seeing this. between india and bangladesh over this boatload of reading the refugees bangladesh says it's not obligated to take them back home robust is that argument. well i think india should quite simply take in these were incorrect future years are it's incumbent on any country to take it refugees who are closest to their country and you know bangladesh is point i think is that brandishes already sheltering over a 1000000 rager refugees now they are freely allowed in are starting in the 90 ninety's and then most recently in 2017 and the international community needs

getting married in a refugee camp doesn't mean giving up on your dream wedding dress nor has owned a wedding shop in those that he can for 3 years and we've fallen times they are approaching she's hurting brides prepare for their big day with tresses she has made by the so little. i feel this work is a form of art. that are high and if it touches your heart you know you have to do it. for customers planning their wedding also gives them a sense of normalcy. come to choose a wedding dress i had heard about north stop the dresses up beautiful and her work is so nice who will do to do a pandemic a 3rd of refugees in jordan have lost their jobs but it hasn't stopped north from tending to our customers. the number of women and gone down due to decode the 19 pandemic because of that i do to customers hair and makeup in their homes. even take the dresses. all the fun her little bit away to keep on celebrating love even in uncertain times. before we go here's the top story we're following for you u.s. senators have voted to acquit former president donald trump in his 2nd impeachment trial se

getting married in a refugee camp doesn't mean giving up on your dream wedding dress nor has owned a wedding shop in desire 30 camp for 3 years and we found in time to stay approaching she's hurting brides prepare for their big day with stresses she has made. i feel this work is a form of art. that are high and if it touches your heart you know you have to do it. for customers planning their wedding gives them a sense of normalcy. and come to choose a wedding dress i had heard about north stop the dresses up beautiful and her work is so nice. due to a pandemic a 3rd of refugees in jordan have lost their jobs but it hasn't stopped north from tending to our customers as we've caught on a hook for. the number of women often are going down due to decode the 19 pandemic . because of that i do to customers hair and makeup in their homes. even take the dresses that fault them before find her little bit a way to keep on celebrating love even in uncertain times. in windows they go soccer dortmund's dynamic duo of jade and sand show an airline holland both scored against hoffenheim but dortmun

we were sent this desperate phone message by an activist who says it is from a refugee. y reaches us soon, more will die. these dramatic images from last year show a boat full of refugees back on shore, after attempting a similar journey. they returned dehydrated and malnourished. the head of the united nations in region told me he is calling i think already after two weeks exposure in the high seas and this boat has been adrift, i think it is a race against time, and the longer we take the probability of more loss of life, i think is increasing, by the day, by the hour. for families living in the world's largest refugee camp, in bangladesh, it is a heartbreaking wait. thousands of muslims came here in one, fleeing persecution in myanmar. this woman's parents saw their daughter three weeks' ago. saw their daughter three weeks ago. she is ia. her parents told us they paid more than $400s to a trafficker, hoping she would have a better life in malaysia. they believe she is on the boat which is stranded. i heard she reached close to india but i don't know whether she is dead

we were sent this desperate phone message by an activist who says it's from a refugee. s in the recording. "people are dying. "if nobody reaches us soon, more will die." these dramatic images from last year show a boat full of refugees back on shore, after attempting a similarjourney. they returned dehydrated and malnourished. the head of the united nations in region told me he is calling on india to urgently rescue the boat back to shore. i think already after two weeks exposure in the high seas and this boat has been adrift, i think it is a race against time, and the longer we take, the probability of more loss of life, i think is increasing, by the day, by the hour. for families living in the world's largest refugee camp in bangladesh, it's a heartbreaking wait. thousands of muslims came here in 2017, fleeing persecution in myanmar. now they risk destitution in the camps. this woman's parents saw their daughter three weeks ago. she's just 1a. her parents told us they paid more than $400 to a trafficker, hoping she would have a better life in malaysia. they believe she

danielle ocean believes on when i was fully aware of what he did he was shot by the l a ray and became an orphaned refugee at the age of 6. to me. if. you. really want. to write observers who have followed the trial closely say there was a lot at stake for the i.c.c. this is their 1st case and today's the 1st judgment in the case of uganda and they needed somebody to carry the can perhaps for all the atrocities by audience our lord's resistance army becomes the face of evil the maximum sentence on one is facing is 30 years in prison or alien cases of genocide can the i.c.c. impose a life sentence it will take months before on will no swear the sentence will be step vasant al jazeera the hague a belgian courts has convicted an iranian diplomat for attempted terrorism and sentenced him to 20 years in prison dollars saadi was found guilty of plotting to bomb an opposition rally outside paris and $2183.00 of his accomplices was a given jail terms and was stripped of their belgian citizenship it's the 1st time a european union state has charged an iranian official with terrorism offenses iran has strongly cond

thoughts on this phil 1st of all so there we were to speak a couple of hours ago on the refugees deportation yes was on hold but not so they are now deported and heading back to a country in the midst of a clue. you know this is outrageous and unacceptable the malaysian immigration department apparently thinks that it is above the law and outside of the courts i mean there was a clear limp or high court order that state any action to remove this group until the court met tomorrow they have defied that all i can think is that apparently the malaysian immigration department cares more about the needs of the myanmar navy that sent 3 boats to pick these people up and their inconvenience then respecting a court in malaysia and what we've seen that not only is that director general of immigration previously lied about this group you know when he claimed that there were no refugees or asylum seekers among the 1200 be sent back but you know now he's basically operating outside the law so he needs to be investigated the prime minister must order an investigation of him in the administration departmen

we were sent this aspirate phone message by an activist who says it is from a refugee. ive people died, he said . people are dying. if no one reaches us soon, more will die. these dramatic images show a boat full of rohingyaefugees back on shore after attempting a similar journey. they returned dehydrated and malnourished. indian authorities say without provided food and they are now in talks about repatriating them. but head of the u.n. said they need to be urgently rescued. >> i think after two weeks of exposure on the high seas, it is a race against time and the longer we take, the probability of more loss-of-life is increasingy the day, by the hour. reporter: for families living in the world's largest refugee camp in bangladesh, it is heartbreaking. thousands came here in 2017 to a fleeing persecution in neighboring myanmar. now, they are escaping destitution in these camps. her parents last saw their daughter three weeks ago. she is just 14. her parents told us they paid more than $400 to a trafficker hoping she would have a better life in malaysia. they believe she

americas famous weekend duties terry allows his endeavors in his country of adoption is a success story but refugees and migrants are random represented in political bodies in germany he says. is this image for the mention. human rights i've come to europe to germany to live a safe and a dignified life i have experienced that feeling. but at the same time i was appalled by the situation of refugees. by their living conditions here. i want to represent those people in parliament with my candidacy there are many debates on refugees but nobody actually. it's why i want to give them a political voice like sign one last hurdle remains in order to get into the bundestag terek allows house to be a german citizen he has already filed for citizenship if all goes well the greens can put him on their official easter candidates by spring. these days you'll find them in souvenir shops all over the world snow globes they were invented in vienna in the end 1900 and surprising surgical instrument mechanic called impaired see his family still making them using the same method he devised more than 120 years ago. shak

what's happening and try to put pressure in particular us and countries are concerned about a potential refugee crisis that may emerge from the situation inside myanmar so i think there are in a sense a series of dialogues that have begun and a series of actions but you're right there are very limited tools at the international community disposal i think crucial in this conversation is what china does and well i think it is clear that at the u.n. that china has stood by me m.r. and the concerns for human rights they've also helped to tighten the circumstances against the people in myanmar with working with this crew government but you also see a situation where there are many china's and i think that meant china also is in a situation now where the international community is watching it very carefully it's not the same as it was before and so i think we're going to see more intervention ok and what pressure on china we're coming to the end of the program i'd like to finish with you so on if i may what are your hopes for how this all plays out. well i hope that the movement in the country with t

getting married in a refugee camp doesn't mean giving up on your dream wedding dress nor has owned a wedding shop in is that a camp for 3 years and we found time to stay approaching she's helping brides prepare for their big day with stresses she has made by the so little. i feel this work is a form of art. that are high and if it touches your heart you know you have to do it. for customers planning their wedding gives them a sense of normalcy. come to choose a wedding dress i had heard about north stop the dresses up beautiful and how work is so nice to go due to a pandemic a 3rd of refugees in jordan have lost their jobs but it hasn't stopped north from tending to our customers as we've caught on the hook for. the number of. going down due to decode the 19 pandemic. because of that i do to customers hair and makeup in their homes. that are going to even take the dresses too damn. all of them before found. a way to keep on celebrating love even in uncertain times. and before we go a quick reminder of our top story. the u.s. senate is poised to vote as donald trump's seconded pietsch

a bike is important for refugees. so it helps them. mean when you look for a bike online somebody cost 50 or 70 or 100 euros or longer but i had to put in there and we accept a donation of 5 or 10 euros from a refugee from forward the senate well i've got 6 almost everyone who works here is a volunteer the bikes they were pat all donated once they've been fixed up they go to refugees. only one yes the fee has a paid job but the association and it's partly financed by the national volunteer service it all began 5 years ago when germany took in a large number of refugees the team not only want to help the new comers they also want to promote cycling as an environmentally friendly mode of transport and recycling old bikes is especially sustainable if you cannot as we use everything if a bike can no longer be written if we take it apart and use the components for another bike you could see that from 2 broken old bikes we create one new or usable one with the strongest of. the team come from many parts of the world irishman graeme pope who's

this is the coaxes bizarre neighborhood in bangladesh just recently this land was a rain forest but now there are refugee camps. elephants are a problem then tank refugees either out of range of fear they can find their ancient my great tree roots among the sea of tents. in the last 12 months 12 men have been trampled to death by elephants however the elephants will have to retreat to outnumber by about 900000 refugees in the caucuses bizarre camps around 630 people have migrated here from my own mom in the last 2 years alone. noted that i've been not it be that hard to not enough are bonded about it. away about their god they get out of it again a bit of i don't want to live in that i'm not a man and i. never planned it that i. am i was done i said i'm a little bit of that it would be thinking. i'm . glad i'm not the one that wasn't. so how does a little. bit of know that you the rainy season is coming and the refugees turn this will be washed away by mud flood unless they're resettled closer to the jungle and back to my in my old one was it. what it was. caught out of by them i don't not have a lot i w

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at state department now faces a considerable challenge of boosting a refugee settlement system to handlewe are starting from a very slow rolling speed. >> the international refugee committee said it 14 million displaced people worldwide and counting reduces the u.s. long-standing and bipartisan settlement program is absently critical. in lowering the refugee cap the trump administration state department argued there's already a backlog of more than 1.1 million asylum-seekers waiting for the u.s. to evaluate the claims. report from the republican staff on the house judiciary committee says at a time the americans are suffering from a global pandemic and the american people are trying to jump-start the economy, admitting high numbers of refugees is a poor decision that will only exacerbate economic challenges. proponents argue that immigration expands the u.s. economy and as for the cost of rebuilding the refugee admission program, the spokesperson says officials will consult with congress. they are also asked pushing for a special visas, and that will backlog thousands of those applicants

program admitting a lot more refugees into the united states. and i think from a european perspective really sending a clear signal to allies that the u.s. is standing shoulder to shoulder with its allies that it will pursue a multilateral approach and i think that's going to be music to a lot of people here is here well talking about trends let it go as bob mentioned germany several times in his speech a real departure in tone from his predecessor. yeah i mean bitin there is singling out germany as one of the us is top allies and that was very notable he also announced a freeze on the withdrawal of more than $10000.00 troops from the u.s. a very controversial move by the administration not of ruffled a lot of feathers here in the u.s. and also maybe signaling that biden will continue to look to extract his trans-atlantic allies to also keep russia is also a signal of russia i think to tell him that the u.s. is not going anywhere but it's not a complete sigh of relief for germany maybe just yet biden also signaling that he will continue some of t

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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

well more than a 1000 refugees and migrants in malaysia jus to be deported 2000000 mile have been granted a temporary stay this decision follows appeals from human rights activists 1200 detainees including asylum seekers children they were scheduled to leave on choose day 3 navy ships sent by most military phil robinson is a deputy director of human rights watch is asia division he explains the danger refugees face if they all deported well these are persons who have been detained in malaysia over the course of the last year or so these are people including at least 3 of these people we know are refugees recognized by u.n.h.c.r. there are probably many more recognised refugees in this group at least 17 of these children are persons who will be separated from one or both of their parents by this group and there's a back to myanmar this is a group that has been held in the malaysian immigration has not allowed the un refugee agency access to person in immigration detention center since august 21000 so there's a lot of question marks about how many refugees and asylum seekers there are in th

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the indian coast guard has found a boat carrying dozens of refugees adrift at sea including a 2 died 90 people including 23 children on board when the boat left a refugee camp in bangladesh 2 weeks ago its engine failed on the 15th of february $81.00 people have been found alive and one refugee is still missing. the coronavirus pandemic has caused a crisis in global oxygen supplies and it's killing people in africa and latin america despite previous warnings doctors say the shortage is leading to unnecessary deaths some desperate families have turned to the black market for lifesaving oxygen ahead of the africa centers for disease control and prevention says it's the main reason that code 9000 patients are more likely to die during surges the u.n. says it will take 1.6 $1000000000.00 to stabilize supplies. european union leaders have been discussing a box create a virus vaccine roll out at a 2 day summit and agreed on the need for vaccinations that if it gets representatives from 7 major drug makers including pfizer astra zeneca and madonna join the virtual conference that discussing

70 or 100 euros or 200 but i had to put in there and we accept a donation of 5 or 10 euros from a refugee from forward the senate well i got it's almost everyone who works here is a volunteer the bikes they repair all donated once they've been fixed up they go to a few key. only one yes the field has a paid job at the association and it's partly financed by the national volunteer service it all began 5 years ago when germany took in a large number of refugees the team not only want to help the new comers they also want to promote cycling as an environmentally friendly mode of transport and recycling old bikes is especially sustainable. because of this we use everything if a bike can no longer be written if we take it apart and use the components for another bike you could see that from 2 broken old bikes we create one new usable one of the strongest. team come from many parts of the world irishman graeme pope who's been helping out here for 2 years. outside of the convince pope and some friends have set up a bike sharing nonprofit organization called bike surf it maintains a fleet of 20 v

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a refugee. i am now here on your doorstep the refugee program is where we go abroad and find refugees. asylum is where an illegal immigrant stings across the border and says -- sneaks across the border and says you cannot deport me because i am claiming asylum. the problem is, and this administration is proposing to expand who we give this asylum to, and the result is basically undoing the various immigration limits and controls congress has passed. if congress has legislated that there should be a certain number of immigrants, different categories of different numbers, what asylum represents is an illegal immigrant saying i do not care what your numerical limits are, you have to let me in anyway. the problem is that we have been expanding who qualifies for asylum because the categories for it, most of them are pretty self-explanatory. you are fleeing because of your political opinion. you are persecuted because of your religion. those are pretty clear-cut and there is support for that. there is

the height of europe's migration crisis in the year that followed germany welcome more than a 1000000 refugees and though many now call germany home they are underrepresented in german political life one man wants to change that he's only been in germany 6 years but he's hoping to get a seat in parliament in september as elections news emanuel shaz has the story. this is terry collaterals a 31 year old legal advisor from damascus he's one of the half 1000000 people who arrived in germany using the route he applied for asylum back in 2015 now he wants to run for a seat in germany's parliament to ponder stark in d.c.'s elections in september. it's been 5000 troops and. arrived in germany in 2015 and was brought to an emergency shelter along with 60 other people i was shocked by the living conditions there is a long time human rights activist in syria i decided to get involved again here in germany for refugees in. fact if you give you should they mention i worked as an asylum advisor here. should mention by the. director laos is no stranger to political activism back in damascus he worked at a r

back to myanmar this is a group that has been held in the malaysian immigration has not allowed the un refugee agency access to person in immigration detention center since august 21000 so there's a lot of question 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. the u.s. death toll from covered 9000 has passed half a 1000000. bells tolled $500.00 times at the national cathedral in washington in memory of the victims while the u.s. death toll is the world's highest in absolute terms several other countries including belgium the united kingdom and it's really have lost more people as a proportion of the population's christensen he reports now from washington d.c. president joe biden marked the somber milestone from the white house knowledge in the half 1000000 lost to cope with 19 not as a number but as individuals the people we lost were extraordinary they span generations born in america immigrated to america but just like that so many of them took their final breath alo