she has been speaking to the bbc from her hotel room at bangkok airport.me, someone said to me that we will have the details. then he took my passport, and then he came took my passport, and then he came to me with five or six people. i think they are police. and they told me my father wants me to go back to saudi arabia, and he is so angry. i don't have rights in saudi arabia, and myfamily don't have rights in saudi arabia, and my family treat me so bad. so you are scared to go back with your family? yes, they will kill me. rahaf al-qunun speaking to jamie coomarasamy earlier today. just a short time ago i spoke with phil robertson, the deputy asia director of human rights watch in bangkok. he has been in close contact with rahaf al-qunun. she is very scared. she really is counting down the hours, trying to think of what she can do next. you know, she has not been allowed access to a lawyer. she has people guarding her room, so she can't go out. it's a very, very fraught situation for her, and she's fearing the worst. she fears she is going to be sent to

a young saudi woman fleeing to australia — is stranded at bangkok airport when her passport is takenway. she says she fears for her life if she's forced to return to herfamily. britain's prime minister insists a delayed vote on her brexit deal will take place — and warns of ‘uncharterd territory‘ if parliament rejects it. there is one way forward which is to ensure we leave with a good deal and there is a good deal on the table. and hollywood gets ready for the first big awards of the season — we'll have a full rundown of what to expect at the golden globes. the partial shutdown of the us government is entering its third week — but president trump says he thinks a deal can be made with democrats to bring it to an end. he's still insisting on the need for a border wall — the whole issue that sparked the stand off over its funding. there will be a fresh attempt to end the stalemate when lawmakers meet later. we need a strong border, we have criminals coming in, we have human traffickers coming in, we have drugs pouring in, we have things happening that you don't even want to know about

the headlines: a young saudi woman fleeing to australia is stranded at bangkok airport, where she says her passport has been seized. she tells the bbc she can't go back home. i don't have work in saudi arabia, and myfamily i don't have work in saudi arabia, and my family treat me so bad. they will kill me. as the government shutdown in the us continues into its third week, president trump says he has little expectation of a breakthrough in the latest talks. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme: amid a continuing tit—for—tat on tariffs, china and the us prepare to hold trade talks in beijing this week. and the hollywood award season kicks off with the golden globes. we speak to one of the producers of crazy rich asians, who is hoping for a gong. good morning.

often refer to the person who's late last year on january fifth the eighteen year old arrived at bangkok airport from kuwait she defied thai authorities by barricading herself in a hotel room to avoid being returned to saudi arabia she said she feared for life after her family threatened her for renouncing islam an accusation raf's father later rejected rafa drew attention to her plight on social media quickly rallying tens of thousands of supporters all over the world i'm not leaving my job until i see if you are an age. to asylum. her calls for help quickly reached the united nations refugee agency after examining her case the un decided to run for half the refugee status and began talks with several countries to find her new home after days of uncertainty came the good news canada was ready to grant her half asylum now i can start a new life meanwhile she's become a symbol of the struggle for women's rights in the saudi kingdom. some sports news now and the australian open starts on monday and the first tennis grand slam tournament of the year will have special meaning for some of the big nam

family's on her way to canada she made global headlines after barricading himself in a hotel room at bangkok airport. every snow sweep since the balkans after burying much of southern germany and austria the military is being called out in some areas and more snow is forecast. i'm filled welcome to the program. the democratic republic of congo has told the international community to back the outcome of its presidential election the head of the congolese election commission was addressing the un security council as it debated the results which saw opposition leader felix ashes to katie declared the surprise winner opposition rival mohsin for you lou who came a close second was to has dismissed the result and says he will challenge it in the country's constitutional court. this may not look like what you'd expect to see from supporters of a candidate who just lost an election but these jubilant scenes are at a rally. in kinshasa for the loser of the presidential vote in the democratic republic of congo the crowds are boyd that runner up martin for you lou says he's challenging the election result in c

for muhammad ali she was planning to seek asylum in australia but was stopped and root at the bangkok airport and threatened with deportation after days of uncertainty it was canadian officials who offered her a new home. grapple canoe in briefly appeared before the press at toronto airport but was too exhausted to take questions after edger matic journey she's finally safe in her new home and the lads do you bring people to. this suit off to rescue you a bit she left you a nice car and often refuse to see the person she's laying. here on january fifth the eighteen year old arrived at bangkok airport from kuwait she defied thai authorities by barricading herself in a hotel room to avoid being returned to saudi arabia she she said. eared for life after her family threatened her for renouncing islam an accusation ripoffs father later rejected rafa drew attention to her plight on social media quickly rallying tens of thousands of supporters all over the world i'm not leaving my room until i see it you an edge see our island aside from. her calls for help quickly reached the united nations refuge

canada mohamed outcome new no made global headlines after barricading herself in a hotel room and bangkok airport now she's been given asylum in canada also on the program. the runner up in the democratic republic of congo's presidential elections says he will challenge the result in court the disputed result to spark unrest with five deaths reported so far. and heavy snow sweeps into the balkans after burying much of southern germany and austria the military has been called out in some areas and more snow is forecast. i'm still going to welcome to the program a new chapter has begun for the saudi teenager fleeing alleged abuse by her family time officials have confirmed she is now on her way to canada mohamed al canoe made global headlines earlier this week after barricading himself inside a hotel room at bangkok airport she'd been stopped on route to australia and threatened with deportation she launched a social media campaign to draw attention to her plight. speaking i think vent to short time ago canadian prime minister justin trudeau that canada has granted her asylum. the u.n. h.c.r. has m

mohamad made global headlines earlier this week after barricaded herself inside a hotel room at bangkok airport she'd been stopped and routes to australia and thread with deportation she then launched a social media campaign to draw attention to her plight the un refugee agency coordinated her resettlement. perhaps al can briefly appeared before the press at toronto airport but was too exhausted to take questions after edger matic journey she's finally safe in her new home and it was glad that you were able to. offer red. brick outlets to your lips and often refer to the person who simply live here on january fifth the eighteen year old arrived at bangkok airport from kuwait she defied thai authorities by barricading herself in a hotel room to avoid being returned to saudi arabia she said she feared for life after her family threatened her for renouncing islam an accusation raf's father later rejected rafa drew attention to her plight on social media quickly rallying tens of thousands of supporters all over the world i'm not leaving my will until i see if you are an age c r i want asylum. or ca

but she was stopped by the authorities here at bangkok airport.arabia, her life would be in danger. if she is sent back to saudi arabia, to her family, they will have essential impunity to abuse her, to inflict honour—related violence against her. but fears that thai immigration officials would send her back home now seem to have diminished. translation: we are the land of smiles. we will not send anyone to their death. we won't do that — we will adhere to the human rights principles under the rule of law. and, in another significant development, officials from the united nations refugee agency have now met with rahaf mohammed al-qunun to assess if she should be granted asylum. she is to be granted a temporary entry permit into the country. having fled from what she claims was her abusive family, and having renounced islam, she is in no doubt she needs protection. richard galpin, bbc news. a dinghy which it's thought may have carried migrants across the english channel has been found on a beach in dungeness in kent. border force officers are exami

as barricaded herself in a hotel room at a bangkok airport to avoid deportation now ta authorities are saying mohamad all could noone would be sent back to saudi arabia today but she says she holds a visa for australia and plans to seek asylum there the eighteen year old claims her passport was seized by a saudi official during a layover in bangkok. and the teen began posting on twitter from her hotel room at that airport on sunday here's her latest video it's a half and i'm still in the room. i have no choice. they said to have to go to model and. no one can have been right now ok let's go straight to bangkok now our correspondent for in new she is covering the story for us morning four and a why is being held in tahrir long thailand when in fact she wants to seek asylum in australia. well apparently that saudi woman was supposed to only change planes in bangkok and then travel on to australia where she wanted to claim asylum but from what we're hearing and that is not confirmed yet she had plans to not immediately continue her flight so she wanted to spend a few days in bangkok but s

rights watch says is saudi teenager who's filling abuses barricaded herself in a hotel room at a bangkok airport to avoid deportation and possible violence tired already say rough mohammed noone would be sent back to kuwait today where her family is but says she holds a visa for australia and plans to seek asylum there the eighteen year old claims her passport was seized by a saudi official during a layover in bangkok. began posting on twitter for help from her hotel room in the airport on sunday here's her latest video. and i'm still in the. i have no choice. this it i have to go to. no one can have been right now. ok let's go straight to bangkok floria nurse covering this story for us good morning florian we heard from a raw half there and she's talking about why she has being held in in thailand and wants to seek asylum in australia why is that being denied to her right now. well the situation is not one hundred percent clear right now what i can tell you is that she was supposed to have a layover here in bangkok and then travel on to australia where she had planned to claim seek for asylum t

muhammad outcome noone has barricaded herself in a hotel room in a bangkok airport in a bid to avoid being returned to her family all canoed says that she holds a visa for australia and plans to seek asylum there the eighteen year old claims that her passport was seized by a saudi official during a layover and bangkok now she began posting on twitter for help from her hotel room in an airport on sunday here's her latest video as a half and i'm still in the. i have no choice. they said to have to go tomorrow and. no one can have been a wife now and the ngo human rights watch is in contact with the team and told d.w. about her situation have a listen. she's very frightened she's very tired she has been awake for four days and she is still determined to fight but she doesn't know what's going to happen next she has barricaded herself in a hotel room at the airport she is saying that she will only talk to you in eight c. ark and we continue to press you tight government to allow you in h.c.r. to have access to urgent and to offer her the kind of protection that she needs because if she s

our top stories: a young saudi woman fleeing to australia is stranded at bangkok airport, where she says her passport has been seized. she tells the bbc she can't go back home. i don't have rights in saudi arabia, and my family treat me so bad. they will kill me. as the government shutdown in the us continues into its third week, president trump says he has little expectation of a breakthrough in the latest talks. the hollywood award season is underway with the glitz and glamour of the golden globes in los angeles. all eyes are on a star is born and vice, which dominate the nominations. theresa may warns the uk will be in uncharted territory if mps reject the deal to withdraw from the eu. human rights watch has called on thailand to allow a young saudi woman fleeing her home country to continue her journey to australia. rahaf mohammed al-qunun is trapped in bangkok, where she says the thai authorities intend to repatriate her. she believes her family will kill her for speaking out on social media, as well as renouncing islam. kim gittleson has more. 18—year—old rahaf 18—year—old ra haf a

rights watch says a saudi teen who's fleeing abuse has barricaded herself in a hotel room at a bangkok airport to avoid deportation targets already say rough mohammed oka noone would be sent back to kuwait today where her family is located but i'll do says she holds a visa for australia and plans to seek asylum there. old claims her passport was seized by a saudi official during a layover in bangkok. ok let's go straight to bangkok down to abuse florian covering this story for us good morning florian we heard from a rock off there and this she's talking about why she has being held in in thailand and wants to seek asylum in australia why is that being denied to her right now. well the situation is not one hundred percent clear right now what i can tell you is that she was supposed to have a layover here in bangkok and then travel on to australia where she had planned to claim our seat for asylum there's conflicting information on how long this layover here in bangkok was supposed to be. the odd report saying that she had actually planned to stay for a few days here in bangkok now in that case

bangkok until today's breakthrough with the u.n. was reached. a sign of hope for a half mohammed. these pictures show the young saudi woman leaving the airport in bangkok together with officials from the un refugee agency the u.n.h.c.r. will assess whether she can be granted refugee status protecting her from deputation. this marks a pause in a tense standoff that began on saturday. noon arrived from kuwait where she was staying with her family she was stopped at immigration she says her passport was taken from her and officials tried to send her back to kuwait the eighteen year old then barricaded herself in an airport hotel room she drew attention to her plight on social media quickly gathering tens of thousands of followers. she said she feared for her life after her family threatened her for a noun saying islam and cutting her hair. i'm not leaving my own until i see if you're an h c i i want. the tie or thirty's then seem to perform a dramatic about face allowing a top u.n. official to see how. we are the strong network you guys governments are there to see your students that. i'm sure your sister does not send. me that that was today t

bangkok hotel room today while police waited outside to send her back home. reporter: a sign of hope for rahaf mohammed alqunun. these pictures show the young saudi woman leaving the airportbangkok, together with officials from the u.n. refugee agency. the unhcr will assess whether she can be granted refugee status, protecting her from deportation. this marks a pause in a tense standoff that began on saturday. alqunun arrived from kuwait, where she was staying with her family. she was stopped at immigration. she says her passport was taken from her and officials tried to send her back to kuwait. the 18-year-old then barricaded herself in an airport hotel room. she drew attention to her plight on social media, quickly gathering tens of thousands of followers. she said she feared for her life after her family threatened her for renounng islam and cutting her hair. >> i'm not leaving my room until i see unhcr. want asym. reporter: the thai authorities then seemed to perform a dramatic about-face, allowing a top u.n. official to see her. >> we have strongly advocated with t thai and he received their assurances that pending the completion of the assessment, she should not be

these pictures show the young saudi woman leaving the airport in bangkok together with officials from the un refugee agency the u.n. h.c.r. will assess whether she can be granted refugee status protecting her from deputation this marks a pause in a tense standoff that began on saturday. arrived from saudi arabia but had her passport seized by a saudi diplomat initially thailand said it would deport her because she didn't meet visa requirements. the eighteen year old then barricaded herself in an airport hotel room she drew attention to her plight on social media quickly gathering tens of thousands of followers she said she feared for her life after her family threatened her for announcing islam and cutting her hair i'm not leaving my own until i see you on h c r i want. the title thirty seem to perform a dramatic about face ben promising not to deport a. lot i doubt. we will talk to him and do whatever she requests yes kate trouble to seek help and we are the land of smiles but we will not send anyone to that. we want to do that by we will adhere to human rights. principles under the

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a young saudi woman has left bangkok airport in the care of the united nations after a standoff with tile authorities raf mohammed barricaded herself in a hotel room to avoid being returned to her family she says she fears for her life the u.n. refugee agency says it will help her try for asylum in another country. the government in the central african nation of carbone says it has regained control of the country after a coup.

last week rahaf mohammed al-qanun, who's 18, barricaded herself in a hotel room at bangkok airport, tohe'd be killed by her relatives — because she'd renounced islam. in the past few hours she arrived at toronto airport and was greeted

the headlines: a young saudi woman fleeing to australia is stranded at bangkok airport, where she saysthe bbc she can't go back home. i don't have work in saudi arabia, and myfamily i don't have work in saudi arabia, and my family treat me so bad. they will kill me. as the government shutdown in the us continues into its third week, president trump says he has little expectation of a breakthrough in the latest talks. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme: amid a continuing tit—for—tat on tariffs, china and the us prepare to hold trade talks in beijing this week. and the hollywood award season kicks off with the golden globes.

she arrived this week in a bangkok airport. united nations refugee agents is the saudi woman told human rights groups and the media that she was stopped at bangkok airport in transit from kuwait and had her passport taken from her, she claims she fed her family fleeing from her life and plans to fly to australia where she hoped to seek asylum. after leaving the airport she tweeted my father just arrived as i heard which worried and scared me a lot and i went to go to another country that i seek asylum in but at least i feel safe now under un hcr protection with the agreement of thailand authorities and finally got my passport back. she was on vacation with her family in kuwait when she escaped. thai authorities say they were planning to return her to kuwait. she claimed her family would kill her and barricaded herself in her room demanding to meet with representatives from the united nations. she is seeking asylum from her family as mike pompeo traveled to the region including saudi arabia. shannon: thank you. to time i see her

canoe made global headlines earlier this week after barricading himself inside a hotel room a bangkok airportshe'd been stopped on route to australia and threatened with deportation you know social media campaign to draw attention to have plight tolerance immigration chief also confirmed that the yet teenagers a father and brother have left bangkok are they to travel back to oppose her resettlement. regarding the request by her father and brother to meet her. mr hof still refuses to meet them. her father and brother are also returning home on a flight. therefore this matter has now ended here in thailand. the canadian prime minister justin trudeau confirmed to us his country had been granted to rough asylum. the un are made a request of canada that we accept. as a refugee and we have accepted the un's request that we grant her asylum that is something that we are pleased to do because canada is a country that understands how important it is to stand up for human rights to stand up for women's rights around the world and i can confirm that we have accepted the un's request ross case has put th

qunu made global headlines earlier this week off to barricading himself inside a hotel room a bangkok airport she'd been stopped on route will stray here and threatened with deportation she don't a social media campaign to draw attention to her plight and the un refugee agency coordinated her resettlement and found her a new home canadian prime minister justin trudeau confirmed that canada has granted a canoe an asylum. the u.n. h.c.r. has made a request of canada that we accept news out canoeing as a refugee and we have accepted the un is request that we grant her asylum that is something that we are pleased to do because canada is a country that understands how important it is to stand up for human rights to stand up for women's rights around the world and i can confirm that we have accepted the un's request. prime minister justin trudeau that now the f.b.i. reportedly opened an investigation into whether the us president donald trump was working on behalf of russia against u.s. interests during his presidential campaign that is according to the york times and your paper claims that the pri

our top stories: a young saudi woman fleeing to australia is stranded at bangkok airport, where she says have rights in saudi arabia, and my family treat me so bad. they will kill me. as the government shutdown in the us continues into its third week, president trump says he has little expectation of a breakthrough in the latest talks. the hollywood award season is underway with the glitz and glamour of the golden globes in los angeles. all eyes are on a star is born and vice, which dominate the nominations. theresa may warns the uk will be in uncharted territory if mps reject

watch says a saudi teen who has field fleeing abuses barricaded herself in a hotel room at a bangkok airport to avoid deportation tire thora he's a rock mohamed a canoe and will be sent back to kuwait today where her family is but how can she holds a visa for australia and plans to seek asylum there any teen year old claims her passport was seized by a saudi official during a layover in bangkok. ok let's get more on the story now from phil robertson from human rights watch he's been helping coordinate efforts to prevent the hoffs deportation phil thanks so much for being with us this morning why is human rights watch calling for rojas deportation to be halted well she has suffered psychological and physical abuse before she arrived in saudi arabia she is quite sure for for his life early if she is sent back we're calling for the thai government to permit u.n. refugee agency that u.n.h.c.r. to have access to earth and to allow them to do a status determination on her whether she needs to receive refugee protection and if she does she should receive that in thailand should abide by that ok you

that she is fleeing abuse of mohammed al qa noone has barricaded herself in a hotel room in a bangkok airport to avoid being returned to her family she says that she holds a visa for australia and plans to seek asylum there the eighteen year old claims that her passport was seized by a saudi official during a layover in bangkok the united nations refugee agency has now made contact with the team and is being reported it is being reported that she will be allowed to enter thailand officially for evaluation by u.n. officials now the team began posting on twitter for help on saturday and here's her latest video as rough and i'm still in the room. i have no choice. this it i have to go tomorrow. no one can help. and let's cross now to florian knows who is covering the story for us from bangkok so we just heard it there florian human rights watch saying that she is in danger if she is returned home why. well basically because saudi arabia does not like women to be independent to be to lead a life as a modern woman to just go out by herself there is this principle of guardianship so a woman and wom

the 18—year—old saudi woman who had been hiding in a bangkok airport hotel is being looked after by thefugee agency. she said she feared she could be killed by her family. and this story is trending on bbc.com. these bluebottle man o‘ wars have stung thousands of beachgoers in queensland, australia, forcing the closure of many beaches. around 13,000 stings have been recorded in just the past week. that's all from me. stay with us here on bbc world news. our top story in the uk: theresa may has held a downing street reception for conservative mps, as she tries to persuade enough of them to support her brexit deal. the house of commons is due to vote on it next tuesday. now on bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report. ghosn to court. the former nissan chairman is set to make his first public appearance since his arrest nearly two months ago very soon. samsung slides. the world's exist smartphone makerjoins apple in downgrading its profit estimates. —— biggest. good morning asia, hello world, it is a tuesday. radita join us world, it is a tuesday. radita join us for another exc

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a young saudi woman has left bangkok airport in the care of the united nations after a standoff with thai authorities raf mohamad barricaded herself in a hotel room to avoid being returned to her family she says she fears for her life the u.n. refugee agency says it will help her try for asylum in another country. the government in the central african nation of cobol says it has regained control of the country after a coup or two.

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but she was stopped by the authorities here at bangkok airport.s would send her back home now seem to have diminished. translation: we are the land of smiles. we will not send anyone to their death. we won't do that — we will adhere to the human rights principles under the rule of law. and, in another significant development, officials from the united nations refugee agency have now met with rahaf mohammed al-qunun to assess if she should be granted asylum. nia jax the prime minister if she will make a statement on progress made on achieving legal changes to the eu withdrawal agreement on the timetable in this house for a meaningful vote? i'm sure timetable in this house for a meaningfulvote? i'm sure in a timetable in this house for a meaningful vote? i'm sure in a tone that will reflect the year ahead, may ijoin in agreeing with the leader of the opposition in wishing you a happy new year. at the prime minister today launched a new ten—year plan for the nhs, allocating an extra £20.5 billion a yearin allocating an extra £20.5 billion a year in f

from her family the woman was on her way to claim asylum in australia when she was stopped to bangkok airport tyo authorities pulled her aside and her passport was seized by a saudi diplomat she was then brought to an airport hotel room she barricaded herself in and took to twitter with incredible success her tweets went viral tyo authorities now seem less likely to cooperate with the saudi government. we will talk to her and do whatever she requests she escaped trouble to seek help and we are the land of smiles we will not send anyone to their death we don't do that we live here to the human rights principles under the rule of law. now that hum. the saudi woman says she's fleeing abuse and death threats from members of a family she is sent back to saudi arabia. to her family they will have essential impunity to abuse her to inflict on a related violence against her and saudi arabia has a very poor track record in investigating and prosecuting these kind of cases the un refugee agency has kohl and has now sent a delegation to meet in the airport hotel room but there are also reports her fathe

her family and now she is under united nations protection. 18-year-old arrived this weekend at bangkok airportee agency says "the saudi woman told human rights groups and the media that she was stopped at bangkok airport in transit from kuwait and had her passport taken from her. she claims that she fled her family, fearing for her life and had been planning to head to australia where she hoped to seek asylum. after leaving the airport today she tweeted my father just arrived as i heard, which worried and scared me a lot. i don't want to go to another country that i seek asylum in but at least i feel safe now under unhcr protection with the agreement of thailand authorities and i finally got my passport back." she was on vacation with her family in kuwait when she escaped. thai authorities said they were originally planning to return her to kuwait. she claims her family would kill her and barricaded herself in her room, demanding to meet with a representative from the united nations and she is seeking asylum from her family just as secretary of state mike pompeo travels to the region, includin

on her way to canada she made global headlines after barricaded herself into a hotel room as bangkok airport. also ahead of the snow sweeps into the balkans after burying much of southern germany and austria impacting thousands of people many struggling to clear record amounts of snow emergency workers warn of avalanches plus still another headache for chinese tech firms huawei police polish police arrested another one of their executives on espionage charges. and game sets and match injury gets the better of andy murray the british tennis champion announces he'll quit the sport after a year of struggling with his problems the old should compete in one of the last wimbledon but it meant see you may not make it beyond next week's australian open. thank you so much for your company everyone. the democratic republic of congo has told the international community it should back the outcome of its presidential election while the head of the country's election commission was addressing the un security council as debate at the result which saw opposition leader felix dady declared the surprise winne

our canoe made global headlines earlier this week after barricaded herself in a hotel room at bangkok airport she'd been stopped on route to australia and threatened with deportation. syria says israeli warplanes have fired missiles at the capital damascus the state news agency report.