the human rights group says it's collected evidence that ira trained soldiers went on a rampage in axum on the 28th of november after an earlier attack on them by a small group of rebel fighters knesset mary's church witness accounts describe them roaming the streets and shooting at fleeing civilians with automatic weapons and precision rifles i saw the people being shot on the ground when they were running approximately 10 people or more all of them young men everyone was scared and run away. eritrea's government has denied its forces were involved in any massacre after the a.p. investigation was published the country's information minister called the story a horrendous lie relevant ethiopian institutions had long ascertained the utz of fallacy of the story he posted on twitter the fighting in tikrit is said to be ongoing and it will be hard to verify what really happened in axum and late november but in light of amnesty international's new allegations the eritrean government may face fresh questions about its involvement in this bloody conflict that's playing out away from the eyes of

eritrean and ethiopian forces began their attack on the town of axum with indiscriminate shelling according to rights group amnesty international. it's released these videos and the report it says on the 28th of november last year to grain militia civilians tried to fight back. some of them on do with only sticks and stones attacking eritrean soldiers on this hill he says the militia failed the reprisals were brutal. according to dozens of testimonies amnesty says eritrean troops came into the town and executed hundreds of civilian men and teenage boys this video shows the body of one of them people described her. people running and being shot in the back of people being you know no one behind the other end exactly executive. every 10 soldiers. eritrea's government didn't respond to our requests for comment it has previously denied its troops were in ethiopia ethiopia's government in a statement question the accuracy of amnesties sources and said it was committed to undertake investigations. in early november prime minister federal forces into the t. grey region he said it was a law enforce

the human rights group says it's collected evidence that ira trained soldiers went on a rampage in axum on the 28th of november after an earlier attack on them by a small group of rebel fighters knesset mary's church witness accounts describe them roaming the streets and shooting at fleeing civilians with automatic weapons and precision rifles i saw the people being shot on the ground when they were running approximately 10 people or more all of them young men everyone was scared and run away eritrea's government has denied its forces were involved in any massacre after the a.p. investigation was published the country's information minister called the story a horrendous lie relevant ethiopian institutions had long ascertained the utter fallacy of the story he posted on twitter fighting in tikrit is said to be ongoing and it'll be hard to verify what really happened in axum in late november but in light of amnesty international's new allegations the eritrean government may face fresh questions about its involvement in this bloody conflict that is playing out away from the eyes of the wor

the human rights group says it's collected evidence that ira trained soldiers went on a rampage in axum on the 28th of november after an earlier attack on them by a small group of rebel fighters nissen mary's church witness accounts describe them roaming the streets and shooting at fleeing civilians with automatic weapons and precision rifles i saw the people being shot on the ground when they were running approximately 10 people or more all of them young men everyone was scared and run away eritrea's government has denied its forces were involved in any massacre after the a.p. investigation was published the country's information minister called the story a horrendous lie relevant ethiopians to choose sions had long ascertained the us a fallacy of this story he posted on twitter fighting in tikrit is said to be ongoing and it'll be hard to verify what really happened in axum in late november but in light of amnesty international's new allegations the eritrean government may face fresh questions about its involvement in this bloody conflict that's playing out away from the eyes of the w

cry is said to be ongoing and it will be hard to verify what really happened in axum and late november but in light of amnesty international's new allegations the eritrean government may face fresh questions about its involvement in this bloody conflict that is playing out away from the eyes of the world. and we've invited amnesty international into the program to talk more about the organizations latest reports on to cry. is the ethiopia horn of africa researcher for the organization welcome to news africa. say in the report that eritrean troops is alleged massacre off civilians into cry may amount to war crimes tell us more and actions that what happened on 28 center in the names of nobody better was my 2nd actually i mean operation. it's actually great harm to have injuries i think was. under so there is a chance where she lived and jerry lives to. just a few days after the square left on gestates there is only after. 48 hours. there are now 2 berries and that there and administration international as eradicated and i'm but also. including sort of 2 of the expenses. satellite imager

twitter fighting in tikrit is said to be ongoing and it'll be hard to verify what really happened in axum in late november but in light of amnesty international's new allegations the eritrean government may face fresh questions about its involvement in this bloody conflict that's playing out away from the eyes of the world. talk to job he's got a problem one assumes a national he's the co-author of that report was it all about how confident are you about your findings and the allegations against eritrea. well we interviewed 41 residents and weaknesses from x. to him over to research missions and. interview over the phone so we're pretty confident you know famously also used satellite imagery that elude us to corroborate their burial sites in some of the city's churches as well as indiscriminate shelling in the city and and looting by every train forces we've also adjudicated images from. it online but knowing us to to to to corroborate some of the testimonies that was gathered. there eritrea though denying its any involvement what do you say to that. well you know the weaknesses have no d

twitter fighting in tikrit is said to be ongoing and it will be hard to verify what really happened in axum in late november but in light of amnesty international's new allegations the eritrean government may face pressure questions about its involvement in this bloody conflict that's playing out away from the eyes of. what's direct our attention now to do you k. where the supreme court there has ruled in the case of a british board woman who left london as a teenager to join the so-called islamic state in syria shamima bagan wanted to return to her country of birth the u.k. but the judge ruled she would pose a security risk the 21 year old wanted to challenge the government's 29000 decision to strip her of her citizenship which left her stateless the u.k. argued they could revoke her citizenship because she was bangladeshi descent. let's bring in our editor. and a london charlotte please tell us who is. well thought on the stand misspoken story really do have to go back to 2015 that's when she into another 15 year old school go through left here bethnal green in east london to head to syri

in a 24 hour and massacre late last year amnesty international is saying the attack on the city of axum came as if european federal forces they took the capital of the tigre a region after a deadly battle and as malcolm webb reports they killing as might amount to a crime against humanity. eritrean an ethiopian forces began their attack on the town of axum with indiscriminate shelling according to rights group amnesty international. it's released these videos and the report says on the 28th of november last year the grain militia and civilians tried to fight back. some of them armed with only sticks and stones attacking eritrean soldiers on this hill it says the militia failed and the reprisals were brutal. according to dozens of testimonies amnesty says eritrean troops came into the town and executed hundreds of civilian men and teenage boys this video shows the body of one of them all describe. people running into each other and. being you know no one behind the other end exists it is. very trained soldiers. eritrea's government didn't respond to our requests for comment it was previo

twitter fighting in tikrit is said to be ongoing and it'll be hard to verify what really happened in axum in late november but in light of amnesty international's new allegations the eritrean government may face fresh questions about its involvement in this bloody conflict that is playing out away from the eyes of the world. that's the u.k. where the supreme court has ruled in the case of a british woman who left london as a teenager to join islamic state jihad this in syria the 5 judges ruled unanimously that should mean the begum should not be allowed to return to the u.k. to contest the government's 2019 decision to revoke her citizenship was bacon's lawyers argue that this leaves her effectively stateless british government says she's bangladeshi by descent and that she still poses a risk to national security. it's begun was 15 when she went to other school girls left to join islamic state jihad this in syria today age 21 she's confined to a camp in that country and the country is controlled by armed guards so sure the 21 year old woman continue to be punished for the mistakes you mad

twitter fighting in tikrit is said to be ongoing and it'll be hard to verify what really happened in axum and late november but in light of amnesty international's new allegations the eritrean government may face fresh questions about its involvement in this bloody conflict that's playing out away from the eyes of the world. that's the u.k. where the supreme court has ruled in the case of a british woman who left london as a teenager to join islamic state jihad this in syria the 5 judges ruled unanimously that should mean the begum should not be allowed to return to the u.k. to contest the government's 2019 decision to revoke her citizenship was begun his lawyers argue that this leaves her effectively stateless british government says she's bangladeshi by descent and that she still poses a risk to national security. was begun was 15 when she had to have a schoolgirl's left to join islamic state jihadists in syria today age 21 she's confined to a camp in that country and the camp is controlled by armed guards so sure 21 year old woman continue to be punished for the mistake she made as a c

cry is said to be ongoing and it'll be hard to verify what really happened in axum and late november but in light of amnesty international's new allegations the eritrean government may face pressure questions about its involvement in this bloody conflict that's playing out away from the eyes of the world. and we've invited amnesty international into the program to talk more about the organizations latest reports on to say a takeaway is the ethiopia horn of africa researcher for the organization welcome to news africa and you say in the report that there were trained troops is alleged massacre off civilians into cry may amount to war crimes tell us more. and actions that what happened on 28 seem to empty now is of no very bad or was it my 2nd actually i mean operation. it's actually great home to home. that was. under so there is a chance where she lived and jerry lives to. just a few days after it will be square marathons estimates after. 48 hours. there are now 2 batteries and that there and i mean the station international as eradicated and i'm but also. including sort of 2 of the

twitter fighting in tikrit is said to be ongoing and it will be hard to verify what really happened in axum and late november but in light of amnesty international's new allegations the eritrean government may face fresh questions about its involvement in this bloody conflict that's playing out away from the eyes of the world. riot police have opened fire to disperse protesters in me and mars' largest city young gone witnesses say they used guns and stun grenades. there were no immediate reports of casualties the protesters have been taking to the streets and that since the elected government was overthrown in a military coup on february 1st the military has now officially an old the results from last november's election earlier this month it replaced the election commission which had ruled the party of one a landslide victory. let's get the latest on this story now we can speak to journalist ayman ton in young gone could you tell us more about what is happening right now in yangon. so what we've been seeing today is. police have decided to target protesters especially at the major junction

violations that came about 2 weeks too late for this woman and some 800 others in ethiopia's holy city of axum that's how many people are thought to have died in an alleged massacre near an ancient orthodox church a recent investigation by the associated press found that the perpetrators were soldiers from neighboring eritrea and a new report by amnesty international backs this up the human rights group says it's collected evidence that ira trained soldiers went on a rampage and acts i'm on the 28th of november after an earlier attack on them by a small group of rebel fighters near sent mary's church witness accounts describe them roaming the streets and shooting at fleeing civilians with automatic weapons and precision rifles i saw the people being shot on the ground when they were running approximately 10 people or more all of them young men everyone was scared and run away. eritrea's government has denied its forces were involved in any massacre after the a.p. investigation was published the country's information minister called the story a horrendous lie relevant ethiopians to choose headl

rights group says that soldiers from eritrea systematically killed hundreds of people in the city of axum in november the ethiopian government says its human rights commission is investigating crimes committed during the conflict one of haiti's most dangerous gang leaders escaped prison during a riot it's left the left at least 11 people dead on old joseph fled the jail just outside the capital port au prince witnesses say they saw heavily armed men shooting a prison guards a police officer at a detention center director are among that as the headlines more news feed on al-jazeera after the bottom line next. gen. lost thousands of our programmes. documentaries. subscribe to eugene. al-jazeera english. hi i'm steve clemons and i have a question are iran in the united states destined for collision or for a new deal regarding iran's nuclear program and national ambitions let's get to the bottom line. after general trump told the court on the life support system of relations between washington and tehran president joe biden once that cord plugged back in and there may be a few new signs of li

rights group says that soldiers from eritrea systematically killed hundreds of people in the city of axum in november 8th year of his government says that its human rights commission is investigating crimes during the conflict opposition presidential candidates in somalia have postponed a protest over delayed elections after reaching a last minute deal with the government officials have pledged to investigate a protest last week in which at least 5 people were killed by security forces and it has been growing over a political deadlock that still aid presidential and parliamentary polls president mohammed of the lucky muhammad's term in office expired on february 8th the opposition says that it no longer recognizes him as president. police have used stun grenades to disperse protesters in myanmar as demonstrations against a february military coup showed no sign of slowing. people fled from lines of riot police and young gone so far there's been no reports of injuries but several protesters were detained demanding the release of elected leader aung san suu kyi and the response democracy and

it says in a report soldiers from eritrea systematically killed hundreds of people in the city of axum in november the ethiopian government says that its human rights commission is investigating crimes committed during the conflict one of haiti's most dangerous gang leaders has escaped prison during a riot that's left at least 11 people dead on l. josephs fled the jail just outside the capital port au prince with to say they saw heavily armed men shooting a prison guards before inmates something to run a police officer a detention center director are among the dead. breaking news we're getting reports that 300 more students kidnapped from a girls' school in northwestern nigeria reports say that the gunman arrived at night shooting sporadically it happened in some far a state meanwhile hundreds of people are being held by gangs across the country and in the most recent case dozens of passengers were snatched from a bus. but address reports from it up in central nigeria. 6 members of the family were among the 53 passing just kidnapped from a bus in nigeria's now i just hate our free they

new report says that soldiers from eritrea systematically killed hundreds of people in the city of axum in movember one of haiti's most dangerous gang leaders escaped prison during a riot this left at least 11 people dead on el joseph fled the jail just outside the capital port au prince those are the headlines more news feed here on al-jazeera after the stream next. owners there are we tell us are in a case were. compensated and as we listen to the only music you hear is your most beautiful music in the world and silence meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter to 0. anthony a k a welcome to the screen a new documentary from the new york times about the artist britney spears takes a look at how her life not just her music became and detainment got on the look if you're feeling the show and. you know what you can do just jumping to the comment section because what we're asking what wrestling with is one t. some media outlets treat women in a specific way and how does that impact people who aren't even celebrities that's the conversation but you have to be part

twitter fighting in tikrit is said to be ongoing and it will be hard to verify what really happened in axum and late november but in light of amnesty international's new allegations the eritrean government may face pressure questions about its involvement in this bloody conflict that is playing out the way from the eyes of the world. to the u.k. now where the supreme court there has ruled in the case of a british born woman who left london as a teenager to join the so-called islamic states in syria so my mom bonded to return to her country of birth the u.k. but the judge ruled she would pose a security risk the 21 year old wanted to challenge the government's 21000 decision to take away her citizenship which left her stateless u.k. argued they could revoke her citizenship because she was bangladeshi by descent let's bring in our of course want to fill in a london charlotte place tell us who is. well understand misspoken story really didn't have to go back to 2015 that's when she into another 15 year old school go through life here bethnal green and east london to head the syria they transit

spoke to 41 survivors and witnesses who say that the vie less began after forces captured the city of axumey saw house to house raids on the spot executions and wide presented looting. and anyone trying to move the bodies of the dead was shot. there could be more than 240 possible victims and satellite footage seems to corroborate witness accounts. the information minister says that the report is false and that amnesty international often produces false reports. ethiopia has not responded. >>> one country in europe says it has too much vaccine in storage. we'll find out how germany expects to step up it vaccine program. and while riding the rails taking on a new meaning for chip low chip l diplomats trying to leave north korea. we'll explain. just washing... the dirt and the grime off... and just bringing you... back...to you. you see the glow? ththat's a dove bar. dove cleans effectively, cares beautifully. you see the glow? ththat's a dove bar. each febreze car vent clip gives you up to 30 days of fresh air. so, you can have open window freshness... even with all the windows up. enjoy fr

twitter fighting in tikrit is said to be ongoing and it will be hard to verify what really happened in axum in late november but in light of amnesty international's new allegations the eritrean government may face fresh questions about its involvement in this bloody conflict that's playing out away from the eyes of the world. let's get a roundup of some other headlines now u.s. president joe biden has authorized his 1st military action since taking office the u.s. air force launched strikes in syria targeting facilities used by militia groups backed by iran secretary of defense lloyd austin said he was confident they had hit the correct targets syrian authorities say at least 17 people were killed. a british born woman who left the u.k. as a teenager to join the so-called islamic state in syria has lost her high court bid to return to her country of birth the british government revoked big them citizenship and 2019 arguing she was bangladeshi by descent who is not a bandit bangladeshi citizen challenge the decision which left her stateless bad of russia's jail authorities says opposition le

witnesses who say the violence in tigre region began after air itinerarien forces captured the city of axumuring a religious festival. witnesses say they saw house to house raids on the spot executions, and widespread looting. they also say eritrean soldiers shot at anyone who tried to move the bodies of the dead. the report says there could be more than 240 possible victims, and satellite footage of mass burial sites seems to corroborate eyewitness accounts. eritrea's information minister said the report is utterly false and says amnesty often produces false reports on eritrea. ethiopia has not yet responded. >>> i'm michael holmes. if you're a viewer on cnn international, "african voices: change makers" coming your way next. if you're here with me in north america, i'll be back with more "cnn newsroom." stay with us. >>> and welcome back to "cnn newsroom," everyone. appreciate your company. i'm michael holmes. not so long ago the u.s. house of representatives approved president joe biden's $1.9 trillion economic stimulus package. the legislation passing by a largely party-line vote of 219

basis of this logic what is good for industry will be good for everyone else, prices will be lower, axumn. so you have all of these private players competing with each other and they are independent from the rest of the grid. i see some really interesting parallels with what has happened with covid. handover essential functions of the state to private companies, whether health-care companies were energy companies, what they seek to do is make maximum profits and you do that through "efficiency." what does it mean in practice? to take out all of the slack in the system because you are bringing out profits at every turn. when it comes to something@@ lie health care or eldercare, that means you don't want to have a single empty hospital bed or a single empty bed in an eldercare facility. but if you have a shop like a pandemic, have no slack to absorb that shock in a disaster. what we have seen in texas a similar energy. there is no slack and in the system, no built in redundancy. if you are plugged into the national grid, if you have a shock to your state or in one location, the energy from

twitter fighting in tikrit is said to be ongoing and it'll be hard to verify what really happened in axum in late november but in light of amnesty international's new allegations the eritrean government may face fresh questions about its involvement in this bloody conflict that is playing out away from the eyes of the world. rather than you care where the supreme court has ruled in the case of the british born woman who left london as a teenager to join islamic state jihad this in syria the 5 judges ruled unanimously that should mean the begum should not be allowed to return to the u.k. to contest the government's 2019 decision to revoke her citizenship was bacon's lawyers argue that this leaves effectively stateless british government says she's bangladeshi by descent and that she still poses a risk to national security. spraycan was 15 when she had to have a schoolgirls left to join islamic state jihad this in syria today aged 21 she's confined to a camp in that country and the country is controlled by armed guards so sure the 21 year old woman continue to be punished for the mistake sh

in ethiopia, residents of the city of axum have described a massacre by eritrean troops last novembereacon at the church of st. mary of zion told the associated press as many as 800 people were killed by eritrean soldiers who burst into the church, cornering and dragging out worshipers, and shooting at those who fled. some 3 million people have been displaced since a conflict broke out in tigray in late 2020. opposition groups say at least 52,000 people have been killed. the u.s. has said it is prepared to have talks with iran and other parties involved in the 2015 iran nuclear deal, which former president trump unilaterally withdrew from. the u.s. has said it would return to the agreement if tehran came into full compliance, though iran has peatedly said the u.s. must first lift all sanctions imposed by trump. on thursday, the bid ministrati lifted travel restrictions for iranian diplomats to the u.n. in new york city. satellite imagery shows israel has been expanding its dimona nuclear facility in the negev desert. the secretive facility has played a key role in equipping israel's n

twitter fighting in tikrit is said to be ongoing and it'll be hard to verify what really happened in axum and late november but in light of amnesty international's new allegations the eritrean government may face fresh questions about its involvement in this bloody conflict that's playing out away from the eyes of the world. and we've invited amnesty international into the program to talk more about the organizations latest reports on to cry for say a takeaway is the ethiopia horn of africa researcher for the organization welcome to news africa. say in the report that eritrean troops is alleged massacre off civilians into cry may amount to war crimes tell us more and actions that what happened on 28 seem to empty names of nobody but it wasn't my 2nd actually operation. it's actually going home to home in space i thought it was. under so there is a chance where she lived there in spirit lives to. just a few days after it would be square marathons estimates only after. 48 hours. there are now 2 batteries a date and administration international as. every does include being sort of do i reach

the rights group says soldiers from eritrea systematically killed hundreds of people in the city of axum in november ethiopian government says its human rights commission is investigating crimes during the conflict. police have used stun grenades to disperse protesters and meanwhile as demonstrations against a february military coup show no signs of slowing down. people fled from lines of riot police and so far there's been no reports of injuries but several protesters were detained demanding the release of elected leader aung san suu kyi of return to democracy and global pressure on the military is also mounting the world bank has announced its stop all payments requested by the government after the coup. hong kong has started its coronavirus vax in the nation campaign the territory endorsed the chinese made sinopec vaccine before trial results were published and despite the territory already receiving jabs from pfizer and astra zeneca residents can choose between the 3 vaccines tens of thousands of people have now made appointments to be inoculated after the territories booking system

cry is said to be ongoing and it will be hard to verify what really happened in axum and late november but in light of amnesty international's new allegations the eritrean government may face pressure questions about its involvement in this bloody conflict that's playing out away from the eyes of the world. and we've invited amnesty international into the program to talk more about the organizations places reports on to cry for say a takeaway is the ethiopia horn of africa researcher for the organization welcome to news africa. say in the report that it will train troops is alleged massacre off civilians into cry may amount to war crimes tell us more and actions that what happened on 20 it's entry into names of nobody better was my 2nd actually i mean operation. i actually grade home to home in tears i thought i was. under so there is a chance where she lived and jerry lives to. just a few days after the square marathons estimates it was only after. 48 hours. there are now 2 berries and that there and i've been east asia international as eradicated and i'm but also does include being s