answer theould ashraf for the cuba question. ashraf, where are they?they are in iraq. >> the seven hostages that were taken from camp ashraf? we have not known where they are. >> i can talk to you about that in classified session. >> on the issue of cuba. >> on the issue of cuba, ladies and gentlemen, today is about honoring notes and mandela. -- nelson mandela. the president said at an international funeral with leaders from all over the world that they are there to honor mandela. we appreciate that people from all over the world and from all different beliefs and walks of life who appreciated else and mandela -- nelson mandela or were friends of his comic and to honor him. , in hisresident said speech today, honoring nelson mandela, he said we urge leaders to honor mandela's struggle for freedom by upholding the basic human rights -- >> would use a row castro is upholding basic human rights? stro isd you say raul ca upholding basic human rights? >> no. >> we know -- go to mr. brad sherman of california. >> thank you for your hard work and for enforci

the question is ashraf was where are they? >> iran or iraq. >> well, they're in iraq. >> they're in iraq? >> the people. >> the seven hostages taken camp ashraf. we have not known where they are. >> i can talk to you about that in classified session. >> and on the issue of cuba and the u.s. policy? >> on the issue of cuba, ladies and gentlemen, today is about honoring nelson mandela. and the president is at an international funeral with leerds from all over the world. he didn't choose who is there. they're there to honor mandela. and we appreciate that people from all over the world and from all different beliefs and walks of life who appreciated nelson mandela and/or were friends of his came to honor him. and i think as the president said, i urge you to go read his speech or if you didn't see it or haven't read it, because the president said in his speech today, honoring nelson mandela, he said we urge leaders to honor mandela's struggle for freedom by upholding the basic human rights of their -- >> and would you say raul cas

the question is ashraf was where are they? >> iran or iraq. >> well, they're in iraq. >> they're in iraq? >> the people. >> the seven hostages taken camp ashraf. we have not known where they are. >> i can talk to you about that in classified session. >> and on the issue of cuba and the u.s. policy? >> on the issue of cuba, ladies and gentlemen, today is about honoring nelson mandela. and the president is at an international funeral with leerds from all over the world. he didn't choose who is there. they're there to honor mandela. and we appreciate that people from all over the world and from all different beliefs and walks of life who appreciated nelson mandela and/or were friends of his came to honor him. and i think as the president said, i urge you to go read his speech or if you didn't see it or haven't read it, because the president said in his speech today, honoring nelson mandela, he said we urge leaders to honor mandela's struggle for freedom by upholding the basic human rights of their -- >> and would you say raul cas

jawaad ashraf. [applause] >> thank you, mr. speaker. today, we need to look at the roles and who we represent, and today, our role is to select a one double campaign for tomorrow and the year after. now, youth unemployment, yes, the numbers are high, but so is the task of combating youth unemployment. this motion only focuses on young people aged 16 and above. now, i am above the age of 16, so i am good. this issue supports me. but i am not selfish. [laughter] [applause] and i know none of you are too. let's pick an issue that affects all of us regardless of how old we are, let's take an issue that affects all of the 11-year-olds to 18-year-olds that we represent not just some of them. we need to look at why youth unemployment in such a big problem. employers value work experience more than anything. many young people spend all of their lives and education, all of their lives being looked after, and then we get into the real world we do not know what to do. the director of a very well- known jobs website has said that the reality is as

today to put my hands and agree completely with what jawaad ashraf said that we are not economic masterminds. we can't sit and debate and saying, let's make a plan. it's not our job is youth representatives to the inc. we cannot spontaneously think, let's create jobs. that's create jobs here, here, here, such as i'd like to. i'd like to target the youth problem. what is youth unemployment exists in the first lace? that is you wake up every morning. i'm sure every young person of aspirations, whether they want to be a hairdresser or doctor. they did wake up one morning and want to be unemployed. they do not want it. the red of the problem is our careers advice and work expenses not sufficient enough. we have been nonexisting service that is stuck in the 20 century, but now it's been abolished. we need to target the problem and how people reach aspiration. you might be not as good as some announced, but reached jobs that haven't been created or have been created. thank you very much. [applause] >> the one remaining region from a treat not only dissipated as the southeast of england. yes, the w