side it lies on me and marcel agree and what else can bangladesh do. the responsibility lies with the international community that they must insist on myanmar save for the return agree of the in the meantime though you say we won't send them back while it's not safe which is good to hear and yet in the very there were reports covered by international media covered by human rights groups that you were trying to send them back against their will security forces were deployed to some of the camps in cox's bazaar refugees were told that if they didn't leave they would stop receiving russians they would be blocked from working with n.g.o.s the u.n. put out a statement saying do not send them back against their will that's what you are trying to do in november let me clarify what we had said was doing those who want to voluntarily return because myanmar government criticised us saying that bangladesh is preventing the retired forcibly preventing the return of writing those who want to come back so we said if those who would like to leave voluntarily may go p

what's your view well bangladesh is a. tree where journalists are beaten marsalis lead by the goons of the shah to lead the student wing of bangladesh army need we have video footage of cause you would see a well one or two journalists getting beaten up that's nothing to care about maybe but it's a very very dark situation before i bring back in going to go to saeed a monitor bangladesh's high commissioner to the u.k. and ireland when you hear him speaking there it's a litany. thousands behind bars extra judicial killings enforced disappearances must make your job quite hard defending the bangladeshi government here in the west it doesn't even live in bangladesh so you know he's. just like you do why doesn't he live in i've no idea. what i'm saying is that. but there's definitely you know in the history of bangladesh in press freedom if you look at the seventy's eighty's ninety's in two thousand even until two thousand there was just one private t.v. channel like now she can see between two thousand and nine and two thousa

what's your view well bangladesh is a. tree where journalists are beaten marsalis lead by the goons of the shah to lead the student wing of bangladesh army league we have video footage of cause you would see a well one or two journalists getting beaten up that's nothing to care about maybe but it's a very very dark situation before i bring back in going to go to saeed a monitor bangladesh's high commissioner to the u.k. and ireland when you hear him speaking there it's a litany. thousands behind bars extrajudicial killings and forced disappearances must make their job quite hard defending the bangladeshi government here in the west doesn't even live in mind that is so you know he's. just like you do why doesn't he live in i've no idea. what i'm saying is that. but there's definitely you know in the history of bangladesh in press freedom if you look at the seventy's eighty's ninety's in two thousand even until two thousand there was just one private t.v. channel like no she could see between two thousand and nine and two th

side it lies on myanmar so agree and what else can bangladesh do. the responsibility lies with the international community that they must insist on myanmar save for the return agree of the in the meantime though you say we won't send them back while it's not safe which is good to hear and yet in the very there were reports covered by international media covered by human rights groups that you were trying to send them back against their will security forces were deployed to some of the camps in cox's bazaar refugees were told that if they didn't leave they would stop receiving russians they would be blocked from working with n.g.o.s the u.n. put out a statement saying do not send them back against their will that's what you were trying to do in november let me clarify what we had said was dawes who want to voluntarily return because myanmar government criticised us saying that bangladesh is preventing the retired forcibly preventing the return of writing those who want to come back so we said if those who would like to leave voluntarily may go people

there's an old saying in bangladesh water is the mother of our country. but mohammed believes that is no longer the case. over here on the border used to mean life to me but now it means death. and. the flooding is not new in the flat country bangladesh. it was once welcomed. the rivers deposit a little soil throughout the delta region and this creates some of the country's best farmland. but now it is from eight days to seventy's. used changes is happening because of foreign sources on the song of the psych loans because of the sea you want to rise and because of the high speed of the which. you hold up and the safety of the public body bags. you taste down time i have done . so speed up the water baby i. mean young feet but second the water to speak that it is creating that the federal. although these people that maybe know some became of the trial because they had a meeting only three katie's up in oil but compared to develop in developed countries people anything north less than fifty two point becomes. due to the sea level rise which the beginning to

there's an old saying in bangladesh water is the mother of our country. but mohammed believes that is no longer the case. always here on the water used to mean life to me but now it means death. and. flooding is not new in the flood country bangladesh. it was once welcomed. the rivers deposit a little soil throughout the delta region and this creates some of the country's best farmland. but now it is from eight days to seven days that hughes changes his opinion because of one source is on the song of the cyclops because of the sea water of rice and because of the highest speed of the wood. you hold up in the safety of the body does. it taste ten times i have done. so the speed of the water baby i. mean young cubic feet but second to water the speed that it is creating but we got it. although this people that maybe know some victim of the crime because they had a meeting on leave think eighteen's up on anyone but compared to develop developed countries in a meeting place then fifteen to point b. johnson. due to the sea level rise which is the beginning to

there's an old saying in bangladesh water is the mother of our country. but mohammed believes that is no longer the case. always here on the water used to mean not life to me but now it means death. and. flooding is not new in the flat country bangladesh. it was once welcomed. the rivers deposit a little soil throughout the delta region and this creates some of the country's best farmland. but now it is from a piece to seventy's that hughes changes is happening because of the one sources on the song of the psych wards because of the sea water rise and because of the high speed of the one. you hold up and the safety of the body bags. with these damn time higher than the government. so to speed up the work baby i don't mean young to get paid but second to watch them speak then it is clear thing that they thought it. although these people that play the notes and victim of the crime because they had a meeting only three katie's up got one anyway but compared to their reluctance and even the country's people in a meeting place then fifty two point b. johnson.

the program access to education it's especially tough when you live in a refugee camp children in bangladesh may be eager to learn so why won't the adults in government left and. eighty turgeon out for a holy star in a hindu girl and a muslim boy provokes and do nationalist backlash. plus we go behind the scenes of the world's biggest film studio for the foot soldiers movie making is more great than glamour. i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia good to have you with us more than seven hundred thousand muslims fled a military crackdown in myanmar two years ago and ended up in refugee camps in bangladesh they lack access to a lot of things adequate shelter basic supplies health care and for the kids they need to find a way to continue their education but bangladesh has not made it easy for them from the government's perspective setting up schools confers a state of permanence one that would encourage your hand gets to settle down something the host country does not want and so we think the children struggle for what is a universal right. his life may have been turned upside down but morning r

the area covers ten thousand square kilometers most of it in bangladesh. and it's home to the world's largest mangrove forests region. it's also a unesco world heritage site. but it sure was is actually seen as the lungs of which it absorbs all the while you're shopping for us to sunderbans protect bangladesh and if we lose that protection then the country will support. this should our bonds forest helps to protect millions of people from floods that are caused by cyclons. it also offers a rich habitat for wildlife including the endangered bengal tiger the region is the country's largest source of forest based bra materials but its future is under threat. the sugar. in for before our eyes. i mean packs of climate change. because that they have been slowly rising salt water is getting into the freshwater channels of the bans. and there's another environmental threat the government plans to build a coal fired power plant in the region. very poor only a detailed study of that so that it will not harm to the environment and this is not so many actually. means

members of the bangladesh cricket tea m members of the bangladesh cricket team were about to enter the shooting happened. they are all safe. they we re happened. they are all safe. they were there for a test match which has now been cancelled. let's get more from our correspondent in dhaka, akbar hossain. at this stage we should state that they are safe but obviously extremely shocked by what happened. no doubt about it. it is quite shocking for many bangladeshis because when the news broke out early in the morning that an attack took place inside a mosque in new zealand, many bangladeshis were searching for news about what happened to the cricket team. some local media reported that the cricket team survived the attack on the news we got from new zealand and some journalists covering the match against new zealand they were telling us that they were in a practice session nearby in a stadium which is not far from the practice session nearby in a stadium which is not farfrom the mosque where the attack took place. and after the practice session was going on they were going to head to fri

apprehending a terrorist attack in bangladesh, later on other countries cancel their bangladesh tripout three years ago. but this kind of attack happened inside a mosque, this is very unprecedented for bangladeshi players and bangladeshi muslims. they can't really accept it and they are frightened because they think it is not safe to say new zealand. is there any suggestion that the teamwork target? not really. -- the teamwork target? not really. -- the teamwork target. we cannot see any suggestion here because before the bangladeshi team players got to the mosque, the attack occurred. 50 if they were the target, the situation could have been different. 50 now we can say that clearly, that the team was not the target, but regarding the way they entered the mosque, the situation we have heard from the bangladeshi journalists who are covering the event, so surely the bangladesh cricket team was not a target, but the result would have been very different once the bangladeshi cricket team could have entered the mosque. that was our correspondent in dhaka. we can go no i think to new zeal

that the bangladesh cricket team is unhurt.w zealand, the years ago, the australian cricket board cancelled their tour to bangladesh, apprehending a terrorist attack in bangladesh and later on, i'm talking about two years ago, but this kind of attack happened inside a mosque. this is very unprecedented for bangladeshi players and for bangladeshi players and for bangladeshi muslims, they cannot really accept it and they are so scared and frightened because they think it is not safe to stay new zealand. is there any suggestion that the team were targets? not really, we cannot see any suggestion here because the attack took place inside the mosque, and before the bangladeshi team players got here, so bangladeshi team players got here, so if they were the target, the situation could have been different. so now we can say that clearly that the team was not the target, but the way they entered the mosque in the description we got from the bangladeshi journalists who are covering the event, it surely the bangladesh cricket team was no

is bangladesh becoming a one party state. and was hosting over one million rohingya refugees fleeing myanmar how long can and will bangladesh protect them. and i've come here to the oxford union to go head to head with the international affairs advisor to bangladeshi prime minister. and the historian and former academic i'll challenge him on whether democracy is dying in bangladesh and whether his country should be doing more to help the refugees. tonight i'll also be joined by. a swedish bangladeshi journalist and author of death squads and state terror in south asia. bangladesh is high commissioner to the u.k. and ireland. phase of south asia i'm a list of you case essex university who previously worked for amnesty international for more than thirty years. maybe the gentleman please well. very politely held senior positions in universities around the world including oxford harvard and the university of virginia he's worked for the prime minister for a decade and his role is the equivalent to that of a cabinet minister. foll

in embassies when will the bangladesh government stop pushing the ridiculous line the disappearances are not happening and will move these men be released so they can return to the family. when disappearances happen it is deplorable and but i have also stated that this is not a government policy of moving people so where is his client i wouldn't know since you are the lawyer you tell us ready is your plan you just want to respond when and with with proof there is credible evidence he was being held in dhaka can torment a military base in the middle of dhaka and that's credible evidence from foreign embassies and your government knows where he is no one believes that you don't know i don't even go further you're going to let me know what i thank you for the statement but you have said nothing you have just made a statement that he is your question he told you where he thinks you know it's your job to go check it out you are the only thing i know i am prepared to take it out but you know when you use the word credible well i have to take your word for it i want to sell number is what i

bangladesh is now fully compliant with its commitment to the. convention bungler this constitution fully allows. unionization there are no restrictions to it working with accord an alliance we have improved and made all the factories save we are insisting that the owners provide a million mom health care in the in the factories and as far as the government is concerned there is no rest whatsoever on unionization so you roger has happened since you regret the deaths of hundreds of innocent people for these changes to come about on your watch you are tragically often a war a tragedy. forces pushes the momentum when the speed at which changes take place yes in that sense it was it a tragedy did propel us to move fast lady the second row what are the challenges and vision of present government in bangladesh after this landslide victory. our plans the visions are very very straightforward we have numerous steps by twenty twenty one we want to become a middle income state by twenty thirty we want to complete and fulfill sustainable development goals t

a warning of a potential new crisis spring the muslims forced to take refuge in bangladesh. a malaysian court reeses one of the women accused of killing the hof brother of north korean leader kim jong il. and back on track a friendship train almost derailed because of recent tensions between india and pakistan is on the move again. i know indonesia has joined ethiopia and china in grounding its feet of boeing seven three seven max eights following the second deadly crash involving the jet in just five months hundred fifty seven people are thought to have died after an ethiopian airlines plane went down shortly after takeoff on sunday. it once again raises serious safety concerns about the aircraft which crashed in similar circumstances to in indonesia lion air flight in october boeing which had tripled its market value in just over three years has now seen its share price slide on course for its biggest daily full in nearly two decades investigators have now recovered the black box with both the cockpit voice recorder and digital flight data in a moment we'll hear from cathe

so to that fire in bangladesh at least one person has died as crews. in a nine hundred storey building in dhaka these are the very latest pitches nineteen units and fire rescue units are trying to put the fire out with the help of the bangladesh navy and air force it's believed some people may be trapped inside we will have a report from the scene a little bit later in the program. now algeria's president is facing unprecedented pressure to step aside and there is yet another sign that those close to abdelaziz bouteflika trying to distance themselves local media are reporting that dozens of business leaders tried to leave the country but was stopped at the airport analogy is the constitutional court has now given an ultimatum resign or be removed but some members of the opposition protesters want his entire government gone and the army chief has already suggested a constitutional measure could be used to remove the president on health grounds where he has more now from neighboring tunisia. president abdelaziz bouteflika is practically left alone the mo

so is bangladesh becoming a one party state. and was hosting over one million rohingya refugees fleeing myanmar how long can and will bangladesh protect them. and maybe house and i've come here to the oxford union to go head to head with the international affairs advisor to bangladeshi prime minister. and the historian and former academic i'll challenge him on whether democracy is dying in bangladesh and whether his country should be doing more to help the refugees. tonight i'll also be joined by. a swedish bangladeshi journalist and author of death squads and state terror in south asia saeed a team bangladesh's high commissioner to the u.k. and ireland and abbas phase and. south asia analyst at the u.k.'s essex university who previously worked for amnesty international for more than thirty years. maybe the gentleman please welcome here is a very. senior positions in universities around the world including oxford harvard and the university of virginia he's worked for the prime minister for a decade and his role is the equivalent

so is bangladesh becoming a one party state. and was hosting over one million rohingya refugees fleeing myanmar how long can and will bangladesh protect them. and i've come here to the oxford union to go head to head with our rizvi the international affairs advisor to bangladeshi prime minister. and the historian and former academic i'll challenge him on whether democracy is dying in bangladesh and whether his country should be doing more to help the refugees. tonight i'll also be joined by. a swedish bangladeshi journalist and author of death squads and state terror in south asia saeed a team bangladesh is high commissioner to the u.k. and ireland and abbas faiz a south asia i am a list of you case essex university who previously worked for amnesty international for more than thirty years. maybe the gentleman please welcome here is very. healthy. positions in universities around the world including oxford harvard and the university of virginia he's worked for the prime minister for a decade and his role is the equivalent to tha

in cox's bizarre already now the world's largest refugee camp to try and ease the situation bangladesh your thoughts he's have come up with this plan to try and relocate tens of thousands to this low lying island in the bay of bengal all the human rights groups say is just simply uninhabitable unfit for human habitation it's subject to floods it's often hit by typhoons it's incredibly muddy but it's clearly the bugger that she health or she is feel that there is a needs to ease some of the pressure on resources in cox's bizarre but young really made it very very clear that she just simply doesn't want to replace one crisis with another they've called for stringent feasibility tests to see whether or not this is a really realistic plan or not but it but clearly there are deep concerns that in a bid to try and ease the situation in cox's bazaar bangladesh is running ahead of itself and at the end of the day it will be the ring of people that will suffer most or i will leave you there nave if the line is a little bit crackly thanks for joining us from geneva. it is now up to british m.p.'

gathered on the very day a widely criticised repatriation agreement between the governments of bangladesh and me and more was to begin the anger was all too apparent and the fear was palpable if you don't like we're so afraid that if they send one of us back to myanmar today tomorrow they'll send back ten and the day after tomorrow they'll send back twenty idea if we were given citizenship in myanmar then there would be no need to take us back there we would go back on our own we must remember the rancho among the most persecuted minorities in the world. boeing's stock tumbles off to sunday's fatal crash in ethiopia as a number of airlines ground their flayed sub seven three seven max a. m sami's a this is our just here on live from coming up a warning of a potential new crisis for him the muslims forced to take refuge in bangladesh. a malaysian court releases one of the women accused of killing the hof brother of north korean leader kim jong. un back on dry. friendship train almost derailed because of recent tensions between india and pakistan is on the move again. u.s. financial markets

on this far in bangladesh in half an hour's time people in power coming right up . al jazeera with and for your. america's president trump police told works he's pledged to keep the contaminated detention facility opens and this say to bring back will to pull the suspects so in the first of a special two project best weeping to the u.s. state that was once the halls of america's eagle program offering dish and torture to ask whether the u.s. could be about to return to a dot chapter in the nation's history. smithfield's north carolina. a quiet backwater in america's south. on the face of it an unremarkable bible belt town talk timid rural wooded countryside. but thirteen years ago stories started to emerge suggesting something sinister was going on. mysterious flights leaving from the libyan airport. people were being seized from their homes in streets around the world transported to foreign prisons and secret cia interrogation camps known as black sites. who feel some sort of them wouldn't give often. reported for. the covert operation officially called extraordina

people in bangladesh are very in hospital.en in new zealand. they cannot even imagine this situation happening in new zealand. the bangladeshi prime minister condemned the attack and urged the new zealand prime minister to take proper action to ensure justice and bring exemplary punishment to the criminal perpetrators who have done this. an attack inside a mosque is not very familiar, it is completely unheard of in bangladesh. we have seen the cafe attack in 2016 went more than 20 foreign nationals were killed in bangladesh but this sort of hate crime, getting an automatic rifle inside a mosque and killing a9 people, it is completely unheard of. people in bangladesh, they usually think of new zealand as a peace loving country, there is no gun carrying culture there. this is the fifth english cricket team tour in new zealand in the last 19 years and whenever they go to new zealand to play cricket, the talk was very entertaining, they enjoyed the cricket but this time this was a horrific scene. sorry to jump in. deeply disturbin

regulate bangladesh's textile industry the government or europe. it's their business there is turmoil on turkish financial markets authorities had been reportedly limiting the selling of the lira to avoid a currency slide ahead of local elections but now it's tumbling along with stocks the president says the central bank needs to cut interest rates. turks will vote for their mayors and city councils on sunday but the election is generally seen as a referendum on red chip out on the turkish strongman has always made the economy a focal point of his campaigns promising to turn turkey into one of the world's top ten economies but instead of rapid growth the country has grown to a standstill. unemployment currently stands at thirteen point seven percent in the fourth quarter of twenty eighteen turkey slipped into recession for the first time in ten years with g.d.p. growth in negative two point four percent the turkish lira has fallen by thirty percent in twenty eighteen and has been volatile since. with inflation taking a toll on the turkish people at

it is not only bangladesh or india or pakistan is at the height is it is this can happen anywhere in the world this what you have been saying this incident is proof that and that is why we feel that the security that countries like bangladesh give to other teams when they come to play in bangladesh we should also get the sibylla type of security arrangement or support from the host country on the other side of the tasman sea the mercedes team have started the opening grand prix weekend by posting the fastest times in friday practice it was a tough day for many competitors who struggled to get to grips with the albert park track in melbourne including for a show of a clerk with a devoted he bought us also had a spin but he ended up hosting the second fastest time just behind teammate and five time world champion lewis hamilton. rugby's six nations championship will be decided on saturday with three teams still capable of winning the title in the final round of matches in cardiff wales will host ireland the welsh have won all their actions so far and on a hot streak of thirteen straigh

the bangladesh cricket tea m happened. they decided to make the usual friday trip to the mosque to pray. about 17 of them wrote at the team bus. they headed out of the oval and went there for about a kilometre. i got a call from one of the leading members telling me they are in trouble. about five — six minutes after they had left the stadium, i was at the parking lotjust after the event. we had just finished the press co nfe re nce the event. we had just finished the press conference with the captain. i honestly didn't believe him. i couldn't believe what he was saying. the second call from him, he was extremely agitated. i started to run, someone gave me a list along with two otherjournalists. we had been foolish to get into that crime scene. it was still active. it had in factjust scene. it was still active. it had in fact just started. i saw scene. it was still active. it had in factjust started. i saw one dead body on my right. it was quite a traumatic thing to see. then i saw people running towards me, going somewher

bangladesh disputes this somewhat. a stateless. i think there are some explanation here, it is a questionable decision that he made. and yet, if you speak to a lot of the british public they say she made her bed. oh, absolutely. people feel that very strongly. bart is... it is not up to the home secretary to pander to an emotional reaction that the british public quite rightly have, because he, as home secretary, has to abide by international law. as ruth said, into —— under international law you cannot make someone stateless. shamima begum is our responsibility. you have got to face up to it. let us turn back to the sunday telegraph. the middle class are feeling that they don't belong anywhere, because there isn't any diversity category they fit into. that is slightly misunderstanding the point of diversity categories. they have been squeezed out. oxford rejects demand a nswe rs , squeezed out. oxford rejects demand answers, that is the subject.” squeezed out. oxford rejects demand answers, that is the subject. i am t

thank you very much bangladesh's cricket team narrowly escaped the christ church mosque in new zealand the team had just arrived at the school friday praise when the hood gunshots the team stayed on the bus and later made their way through a. cricket ground against new zealand which had been. there on saturday has now been cancelled. when i mean. we're not here i'm thankful we're very lucky because we were not inside that place we sort from outside like watching a video like in the movies we saw many people coming out bloodied we were in the bus for about eight to ten minutes we had our heads down in the bus just in case there was firing. the president of the bangladesh cricket board has criticized the security surrounding the country's team so it is not only. india or pakistan is at the height is any this can happen anywhere in the world this what we have been seeing incidents as proof of that and that is why we feel that the security that countries like bangladesh give to other teams when they come to play in bangladesh we should also get the similar type of security arrangement or s

she was part of a mass exodus into neighboring bangladesh as well as the united nations accusing the me and my military of burning homes abductions rapes and murder almost one million wrangle a parent are each with an individual story of horrific violations of the law and now the band two hearts stretch as far as the eye can see in every direction this is a makeshift city built out of human tragedy and there is now an international push to find out what happened and who is responsible. the international criminal court has sent a team to the camp as part of what it calls a preliminary examination they did not want to be filmed preferring to keep their first visit here low profile the un special rapporteur yankee levy was in cox's bazaar in january but it's the visit of the i.c.c. that could eventually lead to charges against the me i'm our government justice is something everyone here wants including twenty year old muhammad who says he worries he is losing his life here but going back for him has conditions. we need the id cards we need them to recognize us as running is also our mot

it is time for the force used now with joe thank you well as you've been hearing bangladesh's cricket team a safe after narrowly escaping the christchurch most shootings the team had just arrived at the alamo mosque for friday prayers when they heard gunshots the team stayed on the bus and later made their way through the park to the hadley oval cricket ground the third test against new zealand which had been scheduled to start on saturday has now been cancelled well several of the team tweeted following the shootings including batsman to mean well he said entire team safe from active shooters frightening experience and please keep us in your prayers captain mischka said that alice saved us today while shooting in christchurch in the mosque we are extremely lucky never want to see these things happen again pray for us a new zealand cricket twitter account posted this tweet felt condolences go out to the families and friends of those affected by the shocking situation in christchurch a joint decision between and said c and the tigers has been made to cancel the hagley oval test again b

at least nineteen people have died and a large fire in a talent block and bangladesh is capital dhaka firefighters along with teams from the air force and navy spent hours trying to push out the blaze here and. as crews fassel to bring the fire that engulfed this high rise building in dhaka to troll for many in the commercial area of the city it was a rare. too late. some fell trying to escape others climb down anyway they can't let me go to plano it's only army of the we notice that in the beginning there was fire on one floor only in floor six or seven it was possible to stop the fire on the floor of steps were taken quickly with a guy jumping off a maybe a like the seven of the eight or eight ninth floor there was like a lot of smoke and i was probably suffocating them so he literally just jumped off watching from the pack streets below crowds gathered desperate for news of those trapped inside a smoke rose to each of the towers nineteen close and connecting building. the bangladeshi navy and air force join the rescue effort and lifting some who managed to make it to the rooftop th

she was part of a mass exodus into neighboring bangladesh the regime. as well as the united nations accusing the me and my military of burning homes abductions rapes and murder almost one million rangle apparent are each with an individual story of horrific violations of the law and of death now the bandon hearts stretch as far as the eye can see in every direction this is a makeshift city built out of human tragedy and there is now an international push to find out what happened and who is responsible. the international criminal court has sent a team to the camp as part of what it calls a preliminary examination they did not want to be filmed preferring to keep their first visit here low profile the un special rapporteur yankee levy was in cox's bazaar in january but it's the visit of the i.c.c. that could eventually lead to charges against the me i'm our government justice is something everyone here wants including twenty year old muhammad who says he worries he is losing his life here but going back for him has conditions. we need cards we need them

rights council all to visiting coaxes bazaar refugee camp seventy deca has more from the camp and bangladesh. the un special rapporteur and then briefing the human rights council in geneva she expressed concern of bangladesh's plans to relocate from just over twenty thousand ringa refugees to hear coffins is on an uninhabited island she says if the conditions eases the need to clear out what the situation is like on the on little so it needs to be done on a voluntary basis she also of course said that the running here need to be able to return home to me and more their safety their rights need to be ensured in a need to be compensation for the land and property lost over the last year and a halt now she's also mentioned that their case needs to be a push towards towards the international criminal court that it sometimes it seems to be happening there's a senior it was in cox's bazaar on monday they're carrying out a preliminary examination in their words we will be hearing from them in a while but that is something that is more binding if you will because not in future could see charges leve

another crisis un special rapporteur young he has told the human rights council that a plan by bangladesh to relocate twenty three thousand rohingya refugees turned on in their bed on inhabited island is a bad idea so also set up to ten thousand rohingya have fled the violence in me and march rakhine state since november lee wants the un security council to refer me and maher to the international criminal court over the persecution there were have ensured and action in my rejects the barker has more from geneva. young leaders report is a damning indictment of the treatment of ring of people both in myanmar and outside as well in her report she says from last november ten thousand where he fled the country many of them ending up in bangladesh and cox's bizarre now the world's largest refugee camp we know that a team from the international criminal court the united nations highest court is on the ground cox's bizarre investigating the possibility of future legal proceedings but as young released said it is early days are right now i think as we speak there are people in. still taking doing

camps or to flee the country most of them to refugee camps in neighboring bangladesh. some of them going to. police all sportswear by their listening. at the time we are. at the link. to the monsoon people honduras south thousands of. people. following the attacks armed forces led so-called clearance operations in iraq and states. by two thousand and eighteen thousands of ranger muslims were killed and more than seven hundred thousand had fled to bangladesh. the situation for survivors is desperate. now i am twenty two years from. the current. horrible if i want to. but i can't. because i don't have i don't think that. i want to see. peace have been quite right. i want this is slightly. what has happened in iraq hein what has happened to the range has been. really kind of an abysmal drop. the weight of a covenant and the ministry of the security forces handle things only made things worse so that's one of the the biggest stains upon the new government and upon the country as a whole. and i really believe that things were either handled very badly all there are some i t

that is why we feel the security that bangladesh gives two other teams when they play in bangladesh.lso get the similar type of security as well as support from the host country. peter: on the other side of the prixthe opening grand weekend by posting the highest times in practice. a tough day for many competitors who struggled with the track in melbourne, including shawn mcleric. he ended up posting the second fastest time, just behind his teammate and five-time world champion lewis hamilton. rugby's six nations jimmy jim will decide on saturday with three teams still capable of winning the title in the final round of matches. in cardiff, wales will host ireland. wales won all of their matchups so far and on a hot streak of 13 straight win. a win for island could see them win the title, that is of england goes to beat scotland. skateboarding will make its debut at the 2020 olympics in tokyo and the competition could feature the youngest athlete ever to compete at a games. brown made the short list of five skateboarders to receive special funding as she qualifies for the x. she will

say they know it will be a difficult and long journey stephanie decker al-jazeera cox's bazaar bangladesh. the british prime minister is expected to hold last minute talks with e.u. leaders in strasburg later on monday that's after the bloc warned to resume may that it's now up to british m.p.'s to decide the next steps to take britain out of the e.u. auditions in the u.k. will vote on her latest deal on tuesday more miss lawrence lee joins us live from west mr lawrence there had been some speculation as to whether that mean for a vote would take place tuesday and tomorrow in parliament as as the pm promised as it now looks like it's going to head. yes it does that there was a genuine panic earlier on around westminster suggestion that trees may might might have a thing about pulling it on the grounds of she'd lose it and that lets a pretty dire warnings from rebels inside her own party that they put her in contempt of parliament and should try to unseat was prime minister if she were to do that but this afternoon there's been some sort of ratios of the vote is going to go ahead and on th

camps or to flee the country most of them to refugee camps in neighboring bangladesh. in their own lives some of them going to fight the police sportswear had by them listening. at the time we are. at the. honduras south thousands of. people. following the attacks me in moscow armed forces led so-called clearance operations in iraq and states. by two thousand and eighteen thousands of ranger muslims were killed and more than seven hundred thousand had fled to bangladesh.

bangladesh's housing minister says the owner of a building where at least one thousand people died in a fire on thursday will be prosecuted more than one hundred people were rescued from the tower block in the capital dhaka scores of people were housing ministry officials could also face an investigation. from the. salvage operation is still continuing fire department people are going to floor each room to make sure there's no more bodies left as well as the damage and the safety operation of this building in future i spoke to one of the person who owns several offices in the f.r. tower this is what he have to say this is a twenty second floor. so we need to have some capacity. occupancy there's been three full increase of fire incident in bangladesh within the last three decades fifty three fire incidents a day i spoke to the chief engineer of citi corp of doc on not going to. fire safety and all other stuff. government is. considering taking actions. ensuring that the every building is complying with the fire safety that we have our . legal actions but i think those problems will be

in response to bangladesh's total of 234 in what is the first of three test matches.anistan beat ireland by 5 wickets in the first one—day international of their five—match series in india. the irish were skittled out forjust 161, of which paul stirling made 89. in reply, gulbadin naib top—scored with 46 as afghanistan reached their target with more than five overs to spare. some of the world's leading rugby players have expressed concern over new proposals to revamp the international calendar. the sport's world governing body reportedly want to introduce a 12—team "world league" starting in 2020. but the world player of the year, ireland's johnny sexton, and the england captain 0wen farrell have already voiced their opposition to the plan. they claim the idea's "out of touch" and harmful to player welfare. patrick gearey reports. this is what it takes to play international rugby union. it tugs at the emotional and physical extremes. the governing body wants to ta ke extremes. the governing body wants to take it on a world tour, 12 nations taking each other on during

although textiles have brought the problems to their country they've brought wealth as well bangladesh is one of the world's fastest growing economies and over the last few years its biggest industry has been trying to clean up its image. most of the factories that work for the export sector have come under pressure from big foreign clients to modernize manufacturers complain however that the fashion labels are unwilling to pay for it. it's really well yeah customers in western countries should actually be willing to pay more for clothing otherwise we won't be able to pave the way to provide our workers with a reasonable living standard. why the. manufacturers have been forced to invest in safer work environments and fire safety and structural measures have been monitored by european auditors since twenty thirteen factories not up to code don't get contracts like this company which was driven to bankruptcy its owner says it's presumptious that europeans are trying to force through their own standards here. excuse me but just to do they think they are they make decisions based on their

stephanie decker has more now from cox's bazaar in bangladesh. the un special rapporteur and then briefing the human rights council in geneva she expressed concern of bangladesh's plans to relocate just over twenty thousand running refugees from here crosses on to an uninhabited island she says if the conditions eases the need to clear out what the situation is like on the are living also it needs to be done on a voluntary basis she also of course said that the earnings you need to be able to return home to me and for their safety their rights need to be insured in a need to be compensation for the land and property lost over the last year and a halt now she's also mentioned that their case needs to be pushed forward for the international criminal court that it sometimes it seems to be happening there's a team here it was in constant desire on monday they are carrying out a preliminary examination in their words we will be hearing from them and while that is something that is more binding if you will because that in future could see charges level

more on this story on our website as d w dot com slash business to bangladesh now which has made big strides forward in fighting stream poverty one sector has helped the country like few of us the textile industry has been booming for years after china bangladesh exports more textiles than any other country in the world but the industry also struggles with a bad reputation. a textiles factory in the special economic zone on the outskirts of dhaka shows that it has come here every day for the last couple of weeks to ask for work to no avail he isn't willing to take just any job done i want to go not in many small factories they don't even pay the state minimum wage equivalent to about one hundred euros a month they might only pay eighty i don't want that in those bad factories they sometimes make you slave away i'm told through in the morning. his wife actor big on weights back home she earns the equivalent of around one hundred fifty euros a month as a seamstress it's hard for a shot to be dependent on his wife at one point he turned to drugs first yaba and then fed him and then caro