al-jazeera. hello i'm down jordan and of the top stories here on al-jazeera libya has agreed to the emergency evacuation of refugees and migrants facing abuse and his detention camps the plan has been drawn up at a joint e.u. african union summit in ivory coast is not clear how the deal will be enforced but migrants are expected to be sent back to their home countries the saudi led coalition says it's intercepted another ballistic missile fired by who the rebels in yemen it was reportedly shot down near the southwestern saudi city of hama sma shade earlier who said they'd hit a military target it's a second missile fired from yemen in less than a month one was destroyed near riyadh's international airport on them but the fourth. zimbabwe's new president. has named his new team cabinet includes politicians loyal to the ruling party and members of the military who ousted former leader robert mugabe no opposition figures have been included in the government but it was sworn in a week ago. more from harare. to people who hope that this cabin where more inclusive they may be disappointed the cabin has some s

al jazeera. hello again adrian so they get here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera libya has agreed to the emergency evacuation of refugees and migrants facing abuse in its detention camps the plan has been drawn up at a joint e.u. african union summit in ivory coast it's not clear how the deal will be enforced but migrants are expected to be sent back to their home countries. the un's syria mediator stuff in the midst europe has held separate meetings with government and opposition delegations in geneva it's the eighth round of u.n. sponsored talks to end the civil war the opposition is still demanding the departure of syria's president bashar al assad but that's not yet been discussed the u.n. humanitarian advisor for syria says that essential supplies aren't being allowed to reach of the siege suburb of damascus. is calling on world powers to help arrange the evacuation of five hundred people including one hundred sixty seven children from eastern it's been under siege since twenty thirteen nine children have died in the past few weeks while waiting for permission from the government to be moved

al-jazeera. recap of the headlines here and al-jazeera libya has agreed to the emergency evacuation of refugees and migrants facing abuse and its detention camps the plan has been drawn up at a joint e.u. african union summit in ivory coast. it's not clear how the deal will be enforced but migrants are expected to be sent back to their home countries. the saudi led coalition says it's intercepted another ballistic missile fired by who the rebels in yemen it was reportedly shot down near the southwestern saudi city of hamas' machine eight but earlier who said they'd hit a military target is the second michelle fired from yemen in less than a month one was destroyed near riyadh's international airport on november fourth zimbabwe's new president. has named his new team the cabinet includes politicians loyal to the ruling party and members of the military who ousted the former leader robert mugabe no opposition figures have been included in the government but i gather was sworn in but we could go. on pope francis is leading an open air mass for around one hundred thousand catholics in bangladesh's capi

al-jazeera. welcome back the top stories here on the al-jazeera libya has agreed to the emergency evacuation of refugees and migrants facing abuse the most attention. has been drawn up in a joint u. african union summit in ivory coast it's not clear how the deal will be enforced but migrants are expected to be sent back to their home country. for the planned application of emperor akihito a special panel chaired by prime minister. has decided he will step down on the thirtieth of april twenty ninth japanese. will be succeeded by his eldest son. applications the first by japanese monarch in two hundred. new president has named his new cabinet includes politicians loyal to the ruling party and members of the military ousted former leader robert mugabe no opposition figures have been included in the gulf. pope francis is about to hold an open air mass for about one hundred thousand catholics in bangladesh the pontiff will also meet ranger refugees in dhaka on thursday here to the international community to take decisive measures to resolve the mass exodus from neighboring though he didn't use the term. he

al-jazeera. welcome back a quick recap of the top stories here on al-jazeera libya has agreed to the emergency evacuation of refugees and migrants facing a bilson is detention camps the plan has been drawn up a joint e.u. african union summit in ivory coast it's not clear how the deal be enforced but migrants are expected to be sent back to their home countries. a day it's been set for the planned abdication of japan's emperor akihito stepped out of the thirtieth of april twenty ninth he's had heart surgery will be succeeded by his eldest son crown prince now he took the application to first by japanese monarch in about two hundred years. and zimbabwe's new president a muslim man and god was named his new team the cabinet includes politicians loyal to the ruling party and members of the military ousted former leader robert mugabe no opposition figures have been included in the government. pope francis is leading an open air mass for about one hundred thousand catholics in bangladesh he's the first pope to visit mainly muslim nation in more than three decades the head of the roman catholic church would al

al-jazeera at mount agel in bali. because heavy weather say very unforgiving here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera libya has agreed to the emergency evacuation of refugees and migrants facing abuse in its detention camps the plan's been drawn up at a joint e.u. african union summit in ivory coast it's not clear how the deal will be enforced but migrants are expected to be sent back to their home countries the saudi led coalition says that it intercepted another ballistic missile fired by hooty rebels in yemen it was reportedly shot down near the southwestern saudi city of colorful shades earlier the huth is it said that they'd hit a military target is the second missile fired from yemen in a month one was destroyed near riyadh's international airport on the vendor fourth the coalition's been fighting the hoodies in yemen since twenty fifteen. russia has accused the us of doing everything it can to provoke north korea on wednesday the us war in pyongyang that it would be utterly destroyed if war breaks out after its latest missile test russia says that cutting diplomatic and trade ties is not the answer. just one g

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roslyn jordan al-jazeera washington. libya's national accord government host of the event to mark the first anniversary of defeat in the city of sirte the government has been compensating awarding families of the victims many have been invited by government forces to celebrate and show appreciation for the sacrifices mahmoud of the reports now from misrata. the libyan city of misrata members its fallen men. eisel insititute last year. here their families receive an award for them it's a time to remember the signifies is that we're made. for you we have already started compensating the families today's event is just a symbolic awarding and a commemoration for those that we've lost we have also been taking care of the wounded we're still chasing i saw affiliates outside assert. there are pictures of important moments caught on camera during the war and people probably watching how their relatives led those fierce a battles more than seven hundred fighters were killed fighting against myself and said it last year most of them from

al-jazeera. i'm come all santa maria here in doha with another look at the headlines on al-jazeera amnesty international is accusing the european union of being complicit in the abuse of refugees in libya in this report the rights group says the e.u. turns a blind eye to alleged brutal tactics of libya's coast guard and detention facilities it also claims the e.u. is aware of corruption within the coast guard accusing it of working with human smugglers also tens of thousands of african asylum seekers are facing deportation from israel after parliament approved a bill allowing the government to force them from the country detention center which houses some of them will also be closed within months world leaders are meeting in paris for a special climate summit convened by the french president emanuel markram it's hoped the gathering will encourage much needed funding to accelerate efforts to combat global warming it follows the decision by the united states to pull out of the two thousand and fifteen paris climate accord president not attending this one and neither are the leaders of china or india. the set about changing their financial structure they way they financial structure works

al-jazeera birmingham alabama. or let's have a recap of the headlines here on al-jazeera and amnesty international is accusing the european union is being complicit in the abuse of refugees in libya in a report the rights group says the e.u. turns a blind eye to the alleged brutal tactics of libya's coast guard and detention facilities it also claims the e.u. is aware of corruption within the coast guard accusing it of working with human smugglers tens of thousands of african asylum seekers a facing deportation from israel off the parliament approved a bill allowing the government to force them out of the country detention center which houses some of them will also be closed within months. well the lead is meeting right now in paris for a special climate summit convened by french president manuel michel it's the gathering will encourage much needed funding to accelerate efforts to combat global warming if all is the u.s. decision to pull out of the two thousand and fifteen climate to quote president trump is not attending neither the leaders of china and india at the event marks two years since nearly two hundred nations the paris agreement. in the set about changing their financ

al-jazeera. but counting is underway in libya's presidential election like the former football great vice president biden to lead the nation for the next six years. we shall carry this is al jazeera live from also coming up the kremlin wants a new investigation into alexina all the over his call to boycott next year's presidential election after he was barred from running against vladimir putin. i shot it on top of my posts several times up kids and their kids but. recently. i look back on the political violence that took the life of this couple six month old child in kenya. mosul slowly comes back to life five months after the end of a brutal operation to retake the city from my soul. we're going to liberia our polls have officially closed in the presidential runoff it is the first democratic transition of power in the west african nation and seventy three years the turnout was pretty low voters are choosing between former footballing superstar george way and experience political operative and current vice presidential. nominee joe reports in the capital monrovia. thousands lined up to vote in mor

al-jazeera. celebrations in libya as people displaced from the town of tokyo are told they can return home. a taxing issue for china to remove all of steel exports to cheese threatens further trade disputes with both the united states and the e.u. . and england's victory hopes turned to ashes those details coming up in sport with joe. that's what we're talking about i'll start shooting people are not must try to shoot themselves and their other countries have managed to solve this problem are you worried that this conflict could erupt into a pulp right open war that's the sort of security issue all the people who pay the price clearly writeup unprejudiced setting the stage for a serious debate up front at this time on al-jazeera. june nineteenth sixty seventh sixty's there redrew the map of the middle east this record of the victory of the israeli army in that war was the greatest tragedy in the history of islam fifty years later al-jazeera explores the events leading to the war and its consequences which are still felt today we tried everything to the united nations and tried to make. cont

al-jazeera. but counting is underway in libya's presidential election like the former football great.

been suspended the south korean city of chang in february will host the winter libya those were the headlines here of al jazeera we have more in thirty minutes do stay with us artscape is next. al-jazeera where ever you are. twenty first century africa a continent undergoing great change and finally seizing control of its gimmick but he's been a long shot at one that he has a goal for doug i feel was a colonial to go out and have to write about a place. i'm not somebody independent happen to fit in the post-colonial euphoria put all the fans like my looks a good bit job if you call for us. but elsewhere the narrative was of a call on manageable content often reduced to just one news in. now a new generation is using photography to celebrate to question and represent a continent on the run. and i know. a good one about. it and we know a movie. about from it. and on it like a gun. with. a look at the camera. that has become a very important aspect of. my life but i believe in my work i started in paris living in europe is beat around the world and then i decided to come back to nigeria and start something here. d

let it this headline here from al-jazeera slavery is an outrageous reality of libya at the u.n. human rights organizations all saying that this picture here is incredibly disturbing this is what you do every day larry what's the reality who reality. you talking to. larry and let it lie you do with the refugees once they get to europe let you know what's happening back on the african continent let's start with you. well we received them traumatic when they disembarked from those rescue ships. harrowing stories the horrors of rape slavery i heard about slavery in about twenty twelve friend of mine called me from tripoli and said he was kidnapped and ransom was paid from nigeria to those who kidnapped him but as time went home. we saw reports on you two. ross kemp from england didn't report went to china steve in nigeria also. and so i did a report earlier this year about the traffic you know women from nigeria to. experience in libya so. we received the news about the trauma victims forever but they are very strong people determined to move. that out just what i just want to show

al jazeera. and not in kenya all turning to political developments in libya now where the house of representatives and brokers elected a new governor to head the country's central bank but the internationally back rival parliament in the capital tripoli has challenge that vision. had explains. libya's best parliament has picked its a choice to lead the country since royal bank he's supposed to replace governor be close to him has ended after five years and faces accusations of mismanagement villepin d.n.r. has lost a march of its value over the past few years but the decision to elect a new governor has been rejected by the head of the high state council which is based in the capital tripoli in a comment on his twitter account abdurahman swiftly rejected what he considers the parliament's you need a total decision and called on the current governor to stay in office. the high state council is keen to carry out the spirit of the libyan political agreement which is based on balance and partnership i personally believe that it's better if we support the current presidency council to reshuffle its cab

was called when the us media showed africans being sold at a slave market in libya those are your headlines up next al-jazeera. two car bombs exploded this morning outside the embassy compound in the capital of sanaa wearing military uniforms suspected islamic insurgents use car bomb the death toll from the attack south stands at six told this attack. as are all by. an informant has brought allegations to al-jazeera that senior yemeni officials knew about the attack on the u.s. embassy in sanaa in september two thousand and eight can i think he's. a somebody. that every asset what had he done with them yet and he can. get them under water for had he cannot. i bet unless shaq. had the piggies and donated it to him. and if they did he bet that definite some. al qaeda claimed responsibility but from the beginning several aspects of the attack appeared suspicious to us investigators. for the previous six months the road in front of the embassy had been closed as a security precaution. about three days before the attack that road was reopened without any warning without that road being opened they would not have b

sometimes fractured adrian brown al-jazeera beijing a lot more so to come here and al-jazeera including he can still put in the crowd we have reaction has been libya's president seeks a fourth term in office. and a river to father teddy ruge tens of thousands of refugees are taking to get to europe from turkey or not stay with us. hello whilst proper winter has been held back in europe just ahead of its movement this bit of south westerly breeze commutes to the levant so too through turkey and this drive a lot of clout eventually out of africa but the main consequence is temperatures are rising and curves at twelve to twenty one much the same but to be also as baghdad is colder in iran it was cold enough to snow in afghanistan when this old frontal system is just a lot of cloud until it tails off because of the rain in the far south west straits for that was for example so quiet general picture but increasingly cloudy and increasingly warm in lebanon twenty three degrees by the time we get to monday it is drop south inspect that right a bit although i think for those saturday sunday possibly monday this cloud has been generating and will generate a

any cost and not respect even the basic rights of human beings al-jazeera has reached out to the government but it has yet to respond libya is the main transit. point for refugees and migrants trying to reach europe but you see nearly half a million people have made the dangerous crossing across the mediterranean over the past three years according to the ins migration agency in that time close to ten thousand people have died while attempting to make it to europe for whom the provision of ships training and funding from the e.u. and italy to the libyan coast guard amnesty found the number of arrivals to italy filled by nearly seventy percent between july and november compared to the same period last year the number of refugees who don't at this see also refused but that is not clear what awaits is to me to to india thousand migrants and refugees now in overcrowded and unsanitary detention centers across libya. so poorly for the e.u. has responded to the report a european commission spokesman says the e.u. is aware of the inhumane and terrible conditions some face and was working to save the lives of the people the e.u. s

suspended the south korean city appealing china good february will host the wood to libya those were the headlines here on al-jazeera we have more in thirty minutes to stay with us is next. hour jus' iraq where ever you. twenty first century africa a continent undergoing great change and finally seizing control of excuse me but it's been a long box a wonder that he has a goal for doug i feel was a colonial to government had a right to free.

result of conflict or persecution libya has been a major transit point for refugees trying to get to europe hundreds of died trying to cross the mediterranean al-jazeera as mahmoud ottawa had reports from tripoli. libya as the biggest road for migrants and refugees has been recently receiving huge traffic of migrants crossing the libyan southern borders coming from african countries now during that tough journey their migrants take through in the libyan desert they face a lot of violations a lot of violence at the hands of people smugglers we hear stories about extortion about violence some planes in some cases rape many civil migrants die. at the hands of of the people of smugglers now they try to reach the libyan cost of to york to europe now libya's coast guard says that they have to arrest these migrants as long as they try to sail of libyan coast and as long as the are in libyan water it's now libya's cause bring those usually brings those migrants to detention centers and in detention in the detention centers the supervisors there say they deny committing any violations against migrants or refugees and they say on the contrary they try to provid

suspended the south korean city appealing chank in february will host the winter libya at those where the headlines here on al-jazeera board use it thirty minutes we continue with inside story had laura castro with us. yemen's ousted president was known for political cunning and shifting loyalties and on monday time ran out family abdullah falla how will his death impact the escalating conflict and world's worst humanitarian crisis.

called when us media showed africans being sold at a slave market in libya well those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the stream of thanks so much and. he was born in ireland but at seventeen found himself in the middle of a political revolution in egypt. about democracy. sixty people were put a hundred and twenty people and so after four years imprisoned in cairo ibrahim. al jazeera at this time. ok and you're in the stream today why have stories of police brutality gone viral in nigeria and how does a police force going to respond by mail they could be allowed and i'll be bringing in your comments and questions now if you look forward to the pedals here you'll see just a sample of the thousands of tweets we've given getting on this topic and remember we want to hear from you so keep those coming with hash tag a stream of course we're also live on you tube there's a shot off to the side on that side and one of our producers is moderating type your thoughts and i'll try to bring them up on air now the in stars campaign has been big news in nigeria and easily one of the most requested stories fr

al-jazeera. dozens of migraines have returned home from libya after living through a harrowing experience that follows allegations of migrants being sold as slaves and of ray's reports from freetown. they arrive tired and traumatized to a state even freetown to recuperate after an appalling experience in libya the international organization for migration or i.o.m. for these migrants back in partnership with the syrian government momo alpha left sierra leone because he couldn't find work the united nations development program says seventy percent of youth are unemployed or underemployed in syria leone he had hopes of reaching germany where his brother is and libya is the gateway there once more arrived in libya he was put in prison forced to live in squalid conditions. the tree. of prison. if you don't give it's with. momos brother managed to send him money from germany will have a bangor i was working in libya but his employers never paid him instead they asked his family to send them money when that didn't happen they broke one hammett's foot . once the migrants of had a chance to settle back in sier

so head on al-jazeera wife and lumber we meet the migrants trying to scrape a living and libya and donald trump prepares to lay out his vision for america's national security. hello there for many of us in the philippines it has been incredibly wet over the past twenty four to forty eight hours so thanks to our storm tak his while the shaky footage that shows you what it was like during the tropical storm and gradually now it's working its way towards the west here it is on the satellite picture it has disintegrated now that it's worked its way across the philippines but it's across the sea now so risk the potential for it to really intensify once more however probably it won't because the winds high up in the atmosphere very strong and that should stop its formation and it works its way towards the west though it looks like some of us in the southern part of it now are going to have a very wet period over the next few days if the remains of this storm actually work their way towards this further south also some showers here most of the live you ones a hair over parts of java and into bal

al-jazeera. amnesty international says the european union is complicit in the abuse of refugees in libya it says european governments ignore rights violations and violent tactics used by the libyan coast guard so will this report help refugees this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm still robin the mediterranean refugee crisis was the top story on every channel has fall out of the spotlight in recent months and that may be because refugee and migrant deaths are down significantly but amnesty international says many refugees are actually better off as migration routes to europe closed down hundreds of thousands have been forced back into detention centers in libya where they're often facing physical and sexual abuse amnesty says the european union hasn't just been aware of these abuses but it's been complicit in them will get to our guests in a moment but first this report from in the hours there these images sparked outrage around the world african migrants at risk of being sold at auction in libya the accusation of modern day slavery triggered international concern and you pledge

still ahead on al jazeera and al shaab players to lay out his vision for america's national security. and life and limb there we meet the refugees trying to scrape together a living in libya. welcome back as we look at the weather across europe it remains pretty cold in many areas you can see this circulation of low pressure giving some heavy snowfall across ukraine and into western parts of russia further south because of the leaf flows attempt it's not too bad for athens but we've got more snow over the alpine region and as we move on through into to say still snow sign of it warming up across germany or poland those are my some time which of course and they've also got snow pushing down in towards the balkans but the weather really i suppose across the iberian peninsula we've got high pressure sitting over the top of the region for the north temperatures nothing special for london and paris at eight and seven degrees respectively on the other side of the mediterranean sea it's quite a bit of cloud around and it's not particularly warm algiers cina struck in that temperature thirteen further towards the east we've got quite a bit of cloud but it should it jerry stay dry

called when us media showed africans being sold at a slave market in libya well those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the stream thanks so much and. he was born in ireland but at seventeen found himself in the middle of a political revolution in egypt i went onstage and i spoke about democracy and i was put in a cell if you packets loaded with sixty people we'll put a hundred and twenty people in the so after four years imprisoned in cairo ibrahim holloa talks to al-jazeera at this time. i am funny ok and you are in the stream today why have stories of police brutality gone viral in nigeria.

any cost and not respect even the basic rights of human beings al-jazeera has reached out to the government but it has yet to respond libya is the main transit. point for refugees and migrants trying to reach europe but you see nearly half a million people have made the dangerous crossing across the mediterranean over the past three years according to the ins migration agency in that time close to ten thousand people have died while attempting to make it to europe for whom the provision of ships training and funding from the e.u. and italy to the libyan coast guard amnesty found the number of arrivals to italy filled by nearly seventy percent between july and november compared to the same period last year the number of refugees who died at the sea also refused but that is not clear what awaits is to me to to india thousand migrants and refugees now in overcrowded and unsanitary detention centers across libya. so poorly while a european commission spokesman said the e.u. is aware of inhumane and terrible conditions some face and was working to save lies the use statement said we do so by stopping people drowning in the med

al-jazeera. amnesty international says the european union is complicit in the abuse of refugees in libya it says european governments ignore rights violations and violent tactics used by the libyan coast guard so will this report help refugees this is inside story.

very good to have you with us on al-jazeera let's start with those evacuations that have taken place by u.n.h.c.r. from libyao italy what do you what do you make of them well this is a good beginning and it's certainly a political move on the part you some in the to. meet mr right is negotiate with the libyan government. and this shows you cannot simply be you know that it's actually reduced the number of people who are trying to cross the central mediterranean by about two thirds or more has received an awful lot of criticism by humanitarians yeah this is a gesture but at the same time this is it challenge to the rest of europe your member states to emulate this initiative lately do you think can we expect that to happen and what do you make of the tactics that as family and other european countries have used in curbing migration that humanitarian agencies have been very critical off. right humanitarian agencies are doing their job that's what they're supposed to do but what governments are doing are also doing their job whether it is the keep deal or the libya deal there is an awful lot of unhappiness on t

got in the way lawrence with al-jazeera and their appeal in the refugee camp not increase well the u.n. has flown around one hundred sixty african refugees stranded in libya to italy the group includes many women and children they were evacuated after rights groups condemn libyan detention centers is inhumane and other flight is expected to bring more people later. reporters without borders amnesty international and human rights watch are all calling for the immediate release of al jazeera journalist mahmoud has saying it's now been more than a year since he was arrested and jailed in egypt human rights watch says the tension shows egypt's deep rooted intolerance for free expression he's accused of broadcasting false news to spread chaos which he and al-jazeera strongly deny saying has repeatedly complained of mistreatment in jail in honduras street protests are continuing despite opposition candidate salvador dropping his call for a rerun of the disputed presidential election opposition demonstrators faced off against police in riot gear. electoral fraud against incumbent official winner one orlando hernandez but conceded after the us recognize the resul

libya needs women is committed to helping them. become friends. she is important to me. there are a few g.'s midwife at this time an al-jazeera world. good to have you with us on al-jazeera and these are our top stories u.s. president donald trump has threatened to cut off financial aid to countries that watch and favor of a draw the united nations resolution opposing has decision to recognize as israel's capital. the white house in the republican controlled congress has celebrated america's biggest tax reform bill in thirty years the controversial legislation means big cuts to corporate tax cuts but critics say it will mainly benefit the wealthy at the expense of ordinary americans and the new head of south africa's ruling a.n.c. has promised to pursue what he calls radical economic transformation and his first address as party leader. is expected to become president often actions in two thousand and nineteen. now it's been a thousand days since the conflict and yemen began the palace struggle between the what these shia rebel and president are bevel mentored harvey backed by a file the lead coalition has turned into a regional con

coming out al-jazeera including donald trump or past and lay out his vision for america's national security. trying to make a good clean living we need migrants seeking a better life in libya or in the stay with us. with. hello again as we look at the weather in the levant and western parts of asia pretty quiet at the moment temperatures much of this should be eight there in kabul twelve in toronto eighteen for baghdad and on the eastern side of the mediterranean to germany where the conditions are looking fine let's move the forecast through into choose so we have got some showers across parts of turkey and perhaps more the way of cloud i think across the eastern side of the mad but otherwise still temperatures looking pretty good for beirut so let's head down into the arabian region and here through the gulf we've got quite a few showers just flirted with castle for a time pushing away but still for abu dhabi muscat the could be some big storms around these twenty four to forty eight hours so be aware of those otherwise is fine across the peninsula thirty three the high in mecca and through into choose they really not much change those showers heading away into the arabi

al-jazeera los angeles a heinous abuse of human rights that may constitute crimes against humanity that's how the u.n. security council has described the sale of african refugees into slavery in libya all fifteen council members asked for an investigation to bring the perpetrators to justice but emergency meeting was called off the u.s. media showed africans being sold at a slave market in libya the u.n. arrest member states and libya to respect the rights of migrants a former usa gymnastics team doctor will likely spend the rest of his life in jail larry nasa has been a has been sentenced to sixty years in prison on child pornography charges the fifty four year old was given the maximum sentence in july he admitted to charges of obtaining and possessing child pornography that of attempting to destroy evidence he's also pleaded guilty to charges of criminal sexual conduct as accuses include members of the united states of the big gymnastics team. china's government is defending a campaign that has seen thousands of poor migrant workers victims from their homes in beijing houses were demolished because they were unstable or built illegally many people are now homeless and wonder how

al-jazeera in the occupied west bank. amnesty international is accusing european governments of being complicit in the abuse of thousands of refugees in their efforts to stem migration in a report titled libya's dark web of collusion the human rights group says the e.u.'s policy of containment shows little care for the consequences for those trapped in libya one example given is the funding by european governments of the libyan coast guard to intercept migrants at sea these refugees are then sent to detention centers where they suffer abuse and exploitation up to twenty thousand people currently remain contained in overcrowded buildings the report also says the e.u. is aware of corruption within libya's coast guard accusing them of working with people smugglers the opposition politician really has been released from detention in ukraine the former georgian president was arrested on friday he used of conspiring to topple ukraine's leader petro poroshenko allegations he denies his journal. following large demonstrations on sunday supporters of opposition figure in ukraine mikhail saakashvili confronted police outside a courthouse in the capital kiev inside from a plastic defendant's box the for

even in the middle of libya as to what's in the sky a passing shower maybe but probably not sunshine twenty in cairo and eighteen in rabbit. arts. welcome back you with al-jazeera live from recapping our top stories for you a deal has been reached between the u.k. and the e.u. following brags that negotiations to move on to the next stage talks have stalled over citizens' rights off the brics it's the u.k.'s so-called divorce payment on the border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland. palestinians are calling for a day of rage as anger months of the u.s. president donald trump's recognition of israel as the capital probably the capital being jerusalem israel the move sharply condemned by world leaders dozens of protesters were injured in a wave of protests on thursday. mr trump's decision has prompted protests across the arab and muslim world in the latest protest hundreds of demonstrators marched towards the u.s. embassy in the malaysian capital kuala lumpur although that processed has not come to an end. the russian foreign minister says north korea wants direct talks with the united states sergey lavrov passed on the message to the u.s. secre

al-jazeera strongly deny he has or people they complain to the street in jail. followers of a highly conservative form of islam have destroyed the grave of the father of a former king and libya the salafist group believes shrines and special graves are a form of idol worship that reportedly removed the relics of shaikh mohammad. from a site. where he was buried more than one hundred years ago it was the father a king. who was ousted in one thousand nine hundred nine in a coup led by more market. and indonesia more than seventy thousand people face an uncertain future as they continue living in evacuation centers after a volcano they're going to rotting in early november and you're being forced to return to the danger zone every day to tend to their crops and livestock. as more. while the military are on the last day of the year is very somber and these people's lives have been on hold for three months waiting and just watching. as you can see it's mostly elderly and children still. it's very hard and difficult for the government to convince the other most of the adults to stay here a lot of people of course have business to do they have no income here they have to send their

cleansing in me maher for bangladesh al jazeera has teams on the ground to bring you more award winning documentaries and live news on air and online. and when libya rose to get close to a dictator the more drama struck an unlikely. for some time but it's news it was the weapon of choice stronger than bullets with this documentary but this time on al jazeera. this is al jazeera. hello i'm rob matheson and this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes. i'm not as the loser but it would be a because of the curse of democracy the ballots are being counted in the race to see if it's going to be a former football great to or liberia's vice president will lead the nation for the next six years plus. wiped out. a family escapes with only seconds left before tropical storm ten destroys entire communities in the philippines also. a very happy man was waiting for this day for a long time and acquittal in the fee for bribery trial of a former president of peru's a soccer federation. routinely reports the current most delicate operation but could robots be tucked in for when. i'm going to start in liberia her votes are being counted

libya's coast guard and detention facilities the e.u. though says the situation is slightly better because of the bronx actions of those are the headlines on al-jazeera the news continues after the documentary the coming war on china stay with. these american bases former joint news been circling china with mr obama's war ships. if you are in beijing looking out he stood on the tallest building in beijing and looked out of the pacific ocean you'd see american warships you'd see guam is about to sink because there are so many missiles pointed at china you look up the korean see american armaments point in china the chinese two thousand years ago build the great wall to keep the barbarians out and not to. be a marxist film is to break a silence the united states and china may well be on a path toward a nuclear war is no longer unthinkable. shanghai's today use a prosperous international city still wrong by the communists at least in. yes there are issues with human rights especially the right to speak against the state and challenge its power i had a range to see professor zion way way a close aide to the late things are paying the man who changed chin

got in the way lawrence with al-jazeera and their appeal in the air refugee camp not increase the u.n. has flown around one hundred sixty african refugees stranded in libya to italy the group includes many women and children they were evacuated after vice groups condemned the libyan detention centers as inhumane and other flight is expected to bring more people later. now a u.s. government program that provides vital health care support to millions of children from low income families has got a temporary reprieve funding for the children's health insurance program lapsed at the end of september congress approved a short term injection of funds on thursday but it still leaves the most vulnerable families facing an uncertain future as kristen salumi reports from new york. a last minute infusion of cash from congress will get providers like the ryan community health center in new york through the holiday season here seventy five percent of patients rely on some form of government subsidized health insurance money but medicaid covers the poorest families while the children's health insurance program provides affordable care for parents who make more money bu

with the news hour al-jazeera these are our top stories amnesty international is accusing the european union of being complicit in the abuse of refugees in libya in a report the rights group says the e.u. turns a blind eye to alleged brutal tactics of libya's coast guard and detention facilities and also claims the e.u. is aware of corruption within that coast guard accusing it of working with human smuggling turkey's expected to finalize a two billion dollar arms deal with russia to buy the s. four hundred surface to air missiles and. turkey's times with russia have become stronger in the past year and many see the new defense deal as a sign of weakening relations with mace hope. and world leaders are meeting in paris for a special climate summit convened by the french president emmanuel mccrone it's hoped to be gathering willing courage much needed funding to accelerate efforts to combat global warming remember this is after the us decided to pull out of the twenty fifteen paris climate accord so here's michael dorsey joining us from the summit in paris co-founder of the solar developer e.c. the university energy north america is also a form

of us in libya does look pretty with over the next couple of days a bit further south for many of us here across the central belt of africa it's dry except for. parts. you're watching al-jazeera these are the top stories this hour u.s. president donald trump has outlined a new national security strategy and singled out china and russia as america's greatest threats to our promise to put america's interests first and called russia and china rival powers that threaten us prosperity and security. palestinian leadership has condemned the u.s. veto a united nations draft resolution on jerusalem that would have required president onil trump to withdraw his recognition of truth as israel's capital the fourteen other security council members voted in favor of the resolution and us president vice president that is mike pence has postponed a trip to the middle east alison it's already president mahmoud abbas and one of egypt's top religious leaders have refused to meet him following the uproar over the u.s. decision on. let's get more now on the reaction to that u.s. vote at the u.n. security council a march on the assistant minister for foreign affairs for palestine he joins us from r

al-jazeera fluent in world news. good to have you with us adrian for the get here in doha the top stories on the news out libya has agreed to the emergency evacuation of refugees and migrants facing abuse in its detention camps the plan has been drawn up at a joint e.u. african union summit in ivory coast it's not clear how the deal will be enforced but migrants are expected to be sent back to their home countries. russia has accused the u.s. of doing everything it can to provoke north korea on wednesday the u.s. warns pyongyang that it will be utterly destroyed if war breaks out after its latest missile test russia says that cutting diplomatic and trade ties is not the answer. there's been plenty of condemnation directed at u.s. president trump after he retreated videos from an anti muslim group on his twitter feed but so far there's been no apology the white house press secretary defended trump's actions saying she doesn't believe the president was aware of the group's anti islamic views. the nobel peace prize is due to be awarded on december tenth picking up the award this year the international campaign to abolish nu

in that article on al-jazeera dot com now to a humanitarian mission that the italians are describing as historic they've flown one hundred sixty two refugees directly to italy from libya the group was determined to be particularly vulnerable made up of families single mothers unaccompanied children and disabled people they came from every tree ethiopia somalia and yemen they've been living in detention centers where conditions have been condemned by human rights groups as inhumane hundreds of thousands of refugees and migrants are trapped in libya where they hope to eventually pay people smugglers to get them to europe and once they get there many hope to reach countries like germany and reunite with family and friends who've settled into new lives but huge numbers have all only made it as far as greece al-jazeera is lawrence lee went and met one family in northern greece as far as looking back on the years most important news stories. compared to the squalor of the cum. refugee life on the edge of this lake in the increase looks bearable because is desperate with worry lives here with her youngest son and her husband her oldest boy mahmoud is in germany with his nine