last year, a german charity named one of its rescue ships alan kurdi.igrants in the mediterranean waters between libya and southern europe, but its team says the picture has got more grim recently. it's not that we cannot handle this financially or otherwise, as the european union, so we have the means to make a change and to help those people and take care of them. but we don't do it, we choose not to and i think that's the most frustrating part to me. it's estimated that nearly 17,000 people have died in the mediterranean sea since alan kurdi's death. in recent years, europe has made deals with countries like turkey and libya to help curb the flow of migrants to the continent. measures that have helped slow down the flow of migrants but didn't stop tragedies from taking place. hanan razek, bbc news. you can find more on this story on our website. go to bbc.com and look for stories with the title "europe's migrant crisis". in them, bbc correspondents, experts and those who made the journey talk about how that dramatic time changed europe and the lives

last year, a german charity named one of its rescue ships alan kurdi.he mediterranean waters between libya and southern europe but it says, the picture has become more grim recently was a bell it is not like we cannot handle this financial or other ways as the european union, so we have then means to make a change and to help those people and take care of them. but we don't do it, we choose not to and that is the most frustrating part to me. it is estimated that nearly 17,000 people have died in the mediterranean sea since alan kurdi's death. in recent years, europe has made deals with countries like turkey and libya to help curb the flow of migrants to the continents. measures that have helped slow down the flow of migrants but didn't stop tragedies from taking place. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: what's in a name? controversy over the title of this german street, which will now be changed, after campaigners said it was racist. she received the nobel peace prize for her work with the poor and the dying in india's slums. the head of the catho

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a german charity sea eyes says it's a rescue ship the alan kurdi has picked up more than 100 migrants in the southern mediterranean the refugees were spotted drifting into overloaded rubber boats and wouldn't a fishing vessel. of thousands of pro-democracy supporters in thailand have joined in a rare challenge to the powerful monarchy in one of the biggest displays of defiance ever seen in thailand activists rallied all night in the capital bangkok their demands include curbs on the power of the king fresh elections and wide ranging constitutional reforms. this country belongs to the people the message inscribed on this brass plaque a symbol of protest cemented into the ground. for months now thais have been calling for reform of the mana king and political system. but this weekend's demonstration was the biggest in the years. tens of thousands gathered in bangkok and state to protest throughout the night. you a little rain i want to see changes in the most meaningful way a bigger change than before which will take into account people's opportunities education and our right to speak t

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the beach my family's escape from syria and our hopes for a new home and along with alan's father she co-founded the kurdi foundation to help refugee children around the world today heard he was in berlin to mark the anniversary of her nephew's death a reporter spoke with her. to mccurdy thank you for taking your time to speak to t.w. it's not been 5 years since the pictures of your nephew i mean curdie went around the world what is that photo meant to you. is it in that photo there is no word i can describe it to anybody it's a family. tree carol it was the wake up call to the world was but that was my wakeup call and that's why. you know i go and take any opportunity across the globe and i use my course and urge every citizen to stand up from their silence and be the voice. of the and of the people who are meet our house and have no voice. to talk about a wake up call do you feel that that wake up call has prompted more humanity in the discussion around migration. if i wanna take you back to september to the 2nd 2015 and almost 71 year later is that the of course that image at 1000000 of people is heart

the world like no one syrian toddler alan cody's body was washed ashore in turkey thousands of others also perished on the job and cody's team up as co-founded the kurdi foundation to help refugee children around the world our reporter on spoke. to mukherjee thank you for taking your time to speak to t.w. it's now been 5 years since the pictures of your nephew and kurdi went around the world what is that photo meant to you. you put it in that photo there is no word i can describe it to anybody except family and we. began to know it was the wake up call to the world leaders but it was my wake up call and that's why. you know i go and take any opportunity across the board and i use my board and urge every citizen to stand up from their side and be the voice. of the of the people who. need our help and have no voice. to talk about a wake up call do you feel that that wake up call has prompted more humanity in the discussion around migration. if i want to take you back to september the 2nd 2015 and on almost. one year later is that the of course that image at dutch millions of people is heart across the globe including politician who hold the picture deep