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africa in particular are in the sewer region of the very top of the country and there was a car that arjun earlier to retrieve junk groups called on tablets laptops or estates and need more. and last one if there is any group homes that are easy by little or named after how we were all only one of the five hundred in the lead so this is for the fs is not up for our east and south of the country to go there and be sure is there rather a difference and. initially you are right though that the little aspect initiated the growing very. gently and hope to connect with the local community if you different kind of insurgency all right so the that the terrorism has changed the lives of hundreds of thousands in the affected region so let's listen again to president. clinton so often hundreds of schools are closed more than one hundred thousand children cannot go to school and it is a great challenge for us to york in the schools so that the children can learn again and the fact that children do not go to school it is also a breeding ground for terrorism for its reinforcement and its strengthening f

to doegulation having with the operation of that tanker, the exxon valdez were federal in arjun and focus. the regulations having to do with cleanup on the other hand, were fundamentally at the state level and that was part of the problem. regulations were a big part of spill.blem in the the federal side, it was too loose. the state oversight of cleanup readiness was too loose and that is why the company that runs the sound in prince william was just unprepared for cleanup. so the first three days or so, there was essentially no cleanup effort. they had uncharacteristically had three days of really good weather. there was a glossy lake of oil spreading out from the tanker and essentially nothing to clean it up. >> can we explain to people watching how does the oil process work? ande does it pulled from where was it going? sure. northproduced on alaska's coast. permafrost country. it is hard to operate in. there's a population of caribou and polar bears up there that has to be perfect did. the oil industry has done a good job. on the north slope, the two big , on there gigantic scale of sa

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in a service that focused on diversity prime minister arjun spoke of curing the viruses of hate and fear with humanity. that sentiment echoed by survivor fareed achmet who lost his wife in the attacks with words that turned a service of national remembrance into a stage for love he said he had forgiven the gunman there soirée don't stop or do the wrong action but it doesn't dime i can not deny the fact that he is my human brother. a.j. whom i'm being is my brother is my sister this is my feet and this is the world a lot has struck me. along side the optimism questions too about new zealand's future. there's a very visible. pushback on racism and i think that this is what we hope will continue as we all need to live in a peaceful world and. hopefully we can take. the silver lining will be that i hope that we become a more inclusive society and that. at mainz a very individual thinking keefe to be eighty two in the woods anyone who's different the service took place in the norm mosque where most of the victims were killed during friday prayer two weeks ago the wrap presents of armed police

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guy i could think of that actually has a certain mandate or has a director of her caliber and her arjun somaliland marian either a gallery and it was very important to me and literally she was the only person i would ever sign to as an artist as a patient because of the importance i think of building what is the voice that has existed in this space for a long time and in championing and supporting fellow women trying to kind of carve a space for themselves and doing it successfully as well so i feel that this week we got from judge bush who says your work means a lot to me because i've been seeing people who are visual artists in my corner who never dreamt of becoming it and there they are today making a little fun making some funds off of it and now the eagerness is there for me to also be like her so you're inspiring members of our community there but i want to try to pick up on the idea of making money from this because arts in the visual arts not always a realm in an industry that people think you can actually survive on you can live off on. you know that's very much a mentality you

told arjun's there are the majority want to leave but they've not been given any security guarantees so in a harder has this report from beirut. it's no place for children is how the united nations describes camp makeshift schools provide some sense of normalcy but since the beginning of the year twelve children among the newborns have died of malnutrition and preventable diseases conditions are desperate for the forty thousand syrians stranded in this remote corner of syria last month damascus and its ally russia opened core doors to allow people to leave a few families left but the majority were too afraid the only route is to what are now government held areas of homs province according to the united nations damascus has yet to provide security guarantees despite people wanting to leave. protection comes to be addressed among these. families bringing some pretense their own people feel that they could face legal challenges. military duty the united nations is now involved in the dialogue between the russian military the syrian government and representatives of the camp it calls th

it is going to do with burke i think what will work is real actions but infortunately be the most arjun's of maneuvering of the redeem us are tightening and you know tightening day after day and what constitutes real action i'm still a bit unclear if the movement for change wants what it considers a substantial change how does it hope that that will be achieved and is it a matter of overthrowing i mean the alternative to dialogue is overthrowing the government the same place now. well unfortunately we are witnessing the real and deep political crisis at the crisis of legitimacy in algeria but the problem is with the very nature of the region that obscurity for instance of good flipper presenting himself or this term this fight is illness has to be find within the nature of this regime it is a very complex regime and over there is composed by different authors and circles of power and it seems that this region with all these circles composed by a felon leaders but also military real bidders and business tycoons if it is not capable of finding a consensual candidate as it used to be and thi

participants and also despite the fact how this saves that everyone was expecting in the outside weird arjun's to be violent and civilized cording to what they have been through during the nineties so this feeling is pride of having being able to maintain that most patients peaceful was very important today and they were also not only the major interest to do about you know there have or they could give to the world also a new slogan send you a. new save that for example warnings to wards of the us to avoid any interference and or any external country to be willing to enter defense was that is where did you slogans that we have seen today. now clearly the the protesters are adamant that beautifully must not stand for a fifth term in power but the regime has made announcements they have pledged early elections which beautifully will not participate and they've also offer dialogue and constitutional reform how do you see any of that developing in some way. from the side of the protesters also we have seen you or your cartoons of the characters of the governing elites in jail for example people a

now former arjun time president carlos menem has been cleared of involvement in a cover up of one thousand nine hundred ninety four jewish center bombing that killed eighty five people but the court jailed the retired judge who led the investigation into the attack along with ex intelligence chief will go and iran was blamed for carrying out the bombing but it denies involvement that i suppose reports from one of. twenty five years they demanded justice they accuse the argentine state of failing them the prison sentence issued on thursday gave them something they had so long been after. said hugh augustine's wife was killed in the attack on the jewish community center in argentina. i have a bit more peace now because we knew we were being lied to they always ignored the victims for them it was all about politics and trying to hide what really happened but destroyed all the evidence so we still don't know whether anything they say is true. the one nine hundred ninety four attack against the army i was argentina's worst terrorist attack eighty five people were killed and more than three hund

the new zealand pm jacinta arjun took issue with facebook, saying it did not do enough to remove thehere are companies in new zealand thinking about removing their advertising from social media. one state—run lottery has already done so. worth noting that the chief censorin so. worth noting that the chief censor in new zealand has declared that video officially objectionable, meaning it will be an offence here to view, have all shared that sort of material. as far as the survivors are concerned, of material. as far as the survivors are concerned , we of material. as far as the survivors are concerned, we understand that 30 people remain in hospital in christchurch, nine of them critically ill. thank you, phil mercer. the uk has pledged to donate up to £6 million in aid to assist rescue efforts across several african nations after they were hit by cyclone idai. more than 1000 people are feared dead in mozambique alone, with many more in need of food, shelter and medical supplies across large parts of malawi and zimbabwe. aid workers say an area around 50 kilometre wide is under water.

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