bangladesh has no diplomatic relations with israel and cannot legally trade with it the bangladesh passport prohibits travel to israel. bangladesh has the world's 4th largest muslim population. it says it won't recognize israel until is an independent palestinian state. the bangkok based moloney axes the facilitator. but even his company's website includes no reference to pick 6. its rules are clear so we don't advertise the original. we don't put the seller intercepting my perception. we're very careful about our public profile. the israelis train the 4 bangladesh intelligence offices in a warehouse outside budapest. we've blurred the images of the bangladeshi offices. james maloney's is in the middle we've been unable to identify the 2 israeli. it's. take 6 did not respond to our request for comment. describes the p 6 intercepts. as a mobile phone monitoring system. that behaves like a cell tower so all of the phones in a certain area are going to connect and it's going to be capable of intercepting communications everything you're doing on your phone text messages phone call but also the

bangladesh has no diplomatic relations with israel and cannot legally trade with it the bangladesh passports prohibits travel to israel. bangladesh has the world's 4th largest muslim population. it says it won't recognize israel until is an independent palestinian state. the bangkok based moloney x. is a facilitator. but even his company's website includes no reference to pick 6. its rules are clear so we don't advertise and the original. we don't have the cellular intercepting my perception. we're very careful about our public profile. the israelis train the 4 bangladesh intelligence offices in a warehouse outside budapest. we've blurred the images of the bangladeshi offices. james maloney's is in the middle we've been unable to identify the 2 israeli. it's. take 6 did not respond to our request for comment. describes the p 6 intercepts. as a mobile phone monitoring system. it behaves like a cell tower so all of the phones to a certain area are going to connect and it's going to be capable of intercepting communications everything you're doing on your phone text messages phone call but also

people are in bangladesh. they have fled persecution in their homes and mother in bangor we must also note here that no one really wants to become a refugee because a refugee status in spite of all the guarantees and security that human rights law provides isn't the identity that you would want to hold onto for the rest of your life you want to enjoy their rights as guaranteed to everyone as individual right in bangladesh in the refugee camps that they're living in it's certainly not the best of conditions it's a trade that's highly congested densely populated. the refugees have limitations with regard to their access to health care access to education access to livelihood run to those circumstances if their refugees were taking these irregular routes it's it's very natural that they they they want to live better in that they take this risk they're one that's what get out into this kind of some of those situations all right i think we've just got a minute left i want to give the final word if i may to yes mean

that bangladesh is one of the few in the world compared to your own in the u.k. the united states or anywhere else in the world where we have acted spendable really well with our limited resources we have one of the lowest death rates in the world we have the highest rate of recovery we have it's and that our hospitals to provide. none of these facts mentioned you have picked up 15 example or so i'm sure you want to change the subject to resign or not show you want to talk good things about your country because that's what you're paid to do that's why you're no government that's why i'm from brazil. why is lie i why i'm asking do you turn a blind eye to what the un committee against torture has been calling the widespread and retain commission of torture and ill treatment you passed an act in 2013 supposedly outlawing torture but 6 years later only 17 cases have been filed against security personnel and not a single one has been completed by 6 years later not one in 6 years had been greeted is that a proud achievement for government is that allegedly is cracking

go forward 25 years later and we are saying that these 2 men came back to bangladesh. and if they did and as the photographs this was absolutely a great failure of our. justice ministry and the. immigration police in the air force that is the question about that but you will also have to understand that these people had acquired different pass. which unless it was known to the government unless that was on the watch this it is quite easy for them to have slipped in along with thousands of other people who come in and wow i am not running for one moment suggesting that this has not been a failing of the numbers it was done at the very thing. that's arisen. in a democracy with the kind of free press that you've claimed exists in bangladesh all these allegations from al-jazeera would be plastered over the newspapers in the broadcast media but hands of a something that the data tribune so to explain when he wrote to its readers the reason for our silence said is simple the current state of media and defamation law makes it unwise for any bangladeshi media house to venture

that bangladesh is one of the few in the world compared to your own tent in the u.k. the united states or anywhere else in the world where we have acted spend a bit really well with our limited resources we have one of the lowest death rates in the world we have the highest rate of recovered we have it and that our hospitals to provide. one of these facts mentioned you have picked up 15 example or so i'm sure you want to change the subject to resign or not i'm sure you want to talk good things about your country because that's what you're paid to do that's why you know government that's why i'm from brazil. why is lying i why i'm asking do you turn a blind eye to what the un committee against torture has been calling the widespread and we change commission of torture and ill treatment you passed an act in 2013 supposedly outlawing torture but 6 years later only 17 cases had been filed against security personnel and not a single one had been completed by 6 years later not one in 6 years had been greeted is that a proud achievement for government is that allegedly is cr

is a hurry so also acts as a middleman for business deals in bangladesh. the man on the left is her son's business associate they think they're talking to a fund manager in london who wants to invest millions in a bangladesh hotel to do so this is really great because he. usually is. but the meeting is a sting set up by al jazeera is investigative unit. and. his son says he takes 20 percent from every deal. this is. basic. using. because mr leave everything to me children are going. out as you're invited all those involved including prime minister shaikh a senior and general as he's are made to respond to its findings none did so well thought out his era. and you can watch the full investigation all the prime minister's men on al-jazeera at 20100 g.m.t. . hong kong media tycoon and pro-democracy activist jimmy lai will remain in jail walls judges consider his burial application and 73 year old is accused of conspiring with foreign forces under china's sweeping national security law in a hearing on monday government lawyers argued those charged under the la

that bangladesh is one of the few in the world compared to your own and in the u.k. to the united states or anywhere else in the world where we have acted spendable really well with our limited resources we have one of the lowest death rates in the world we have the highest rate of recovered we have a standard our hospital to provide treatment one of these facts mentioned you have picked up 15 example or so i'm sure you want to change the subject to resign or not show you want to talk good things about your country because that's what you're paid to do that's why you know government that's why i've come to realize. why it is like the way i was why i'm asking do you turn a blind eye to what the un committee against torture has been calling the widespread and reaching commission of torture and ill treatment you passed an act in 2013 supposedly outlawing torture but 6 years later only 17 cases have been filed against security personnel and not a single one has been completed by 6 years later not one in 6 years had been greeted is that a proud achievement for government

this is the coaxes bizarre neighborhood in bangladesh just recently this land was a rain forest but now there are refugee camps. elephants are a problem then tank refugees either out of range or feel. they can find their ancient my great tree roots among the sea of tents. in the last 12 months 12 men have been trampled to death by elephants however the elephants will have to retreat to outnumber by about 900000 refugees in the caucuses bazaar camps around 630 people have migrated here from my own ma in the last 2 years alone . and. added that i would be mad if the r.p. that our do not enough are bonded about it are. aware about their god they get out of it again a bit of money go to whatever. it is that i demand and i am glad that i planted that i. am i want that and i don't have that it would be thinking. god on the other that would also god doesn't want to. know that on the other. hand if you. know that the rainy season is coming. and the refugees tense will be washed away by mudslides unless they're resettled closer to the jungle and bank to my in my i don't. know. what it was. caugh

villages forcing people to flee to bangladesh. state used to be a separate kingdom you have boat was slums and buddhist living day that kingdom up for a kind was conquered by the burman kingdom the boundaries got redrawn pago there were a kind king down became oddball bangladesh and the adam became part of me i'm on off the independence the constitution said all people within the boundary of them ah ah citizen so you could claim that there are 2 way and yeah mom became citizen. on ya own way some of them as far as president it wasn't mine mom back then had to flee the country with his family it was after the military coup and the death of his father in prison and unclear the circumstances. before the cool. we were on top of the. presidents family ruling class after the cool people were scared to talk to us in case the military came for them as well. and didn't think i would get involved in politics again when he people of burma started demonstrating against the military in 1988 i decided i should get involved at that time outside

direct links to corruption at the highest level of the bangladesh government. al-jazeera investigations all the prime ministers. understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the. timely taking will bring the news and current of for that matter to. me a mass military seizes power in a coup or declares a state of emergency for one year it blames the government for ignoring claims of election fraud. the whole robin your geology there alive my headquarters in doha also coming up the country's leader and son suchi is detained her party as a people to reject the coup and protest also south africa receives its 1st delivery of coronavirus vaccines amid criticism that the government was too slow to get the doses also ahead an al-jazeera investigation uncovers a criminal network colluding with the bangladeshi security forces and profiting from links with the prime minister sheikh hasina. welcome to the program it was meant to be the day me about his newly elected parliament convened for the 1st time but just hours before lawmakers were due to take their

is a hurry so also acts as a middleman for business deals in bangladesh. the man on the left is her son's business associate they think they're talking to a fund manager in london who wants to invest millions in the bangladesh hotel to do so this is really because he. usually is. spatially. but the meeting is a sting set up by al jazeera is investigative unit. and. his son says he takes 20 percent from every deal. this is. basically. he's. there because mr levy everything. out is here invited all those involved including prime minister shaikh a senior and general as he's ahmed to respond to its findings none did so we'll thought on al-jazeera well you can watch the full investigation of the prime minister as men on al-jazeera 20100 hours g.m.t. . the u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken says the biden administration is considering new sanctions against north korea and other actions against russia he told u.s. media that washington is looking at responding to russia's crackdown on protesters as well as election meddling blinken says he's deeply disturbed

boundaries redrawn od of the rakhine came down became bangladesh and became. out of me i'm on off the independence the constitution said all people within the boundry all. citizens so you could claim that their own way and yeah mom became citizens. yeah i'm way some of them as far as president it wasn't my mom back then had to flee the country with his family it was after the military coup and the death of his father in prison under unclear circumstances. before the coup. we were on top of the. presidents family ruling. after the cool people were scared to talk to us in case the military came for them as well. and didn't think i would get involved in politics again when he people of burma started demonstrating against the military in 1988 i decided i should get involved at that time outside the city also rose to prominence i worked with her husband to try to free her i support attire for the last 20 that he is. when she was sure elise from. house arrest and i was invited back into the country she. was too busy to meet with me to see if you. have constructive y

whirling the sky tower she and her daughter the only survivor among 3 children managed to reach bangladesh even she has self-content to stand with blood then when i could have been up with but then did a lot of the day what on earth would it have been. put in the waiting room when i got it will. the moon by the minute had a good glow to what i then would your motto on i don't want a boy i should out of the bottle rather than out on the body not to like get one pull on it on a saddle the lead on it they let me go along it in the bottle sort of the booze yes you got a good ear good out of them but i found i was a little worried but i know father willingly went about i knew marty when i am out of whatever i mean but i moved in with a mighty mighty when i. bought a boat and those who i would have gone to the monomer datable but i declare in the heart of on a mile of that wall that idea that i had it i bet on that i would have got to got what about a 1800 more i don't want kind of got the family i got because gen got clipped by them and up my own my head a lot i got them all out of town a town

also acts as a middleman for business deals in bangladesh. the man on the left is her son's business associate they think they're talking to a fund manager in london who wants to invest millions in the bangladesh hotel to do so this is really because he. usually is. but the meeting is a sting set up by al jazeera as investigative unit. and. his son says he takes 20 percent from every deal. this is. basically. using. because mr leader everything. al-jazeera invited all those involved including prime minister shaikh a senior and general as easy to respond to its findings none did so well thought on al-jazeera and you can watch the full investigation of the prime minister's men on al-jazeera at 20100 hours g.m.t. . hong kong media tycoon and pro-democracy activist jimmy lai will remain in jail while judges consider his bail application the 73 year old is accused of conspiring with foreign forces under china's sweeping national security law and hearing on monday government lawyers argued those charged under the law should be held in custody but s

the men get a diplomatic escort from the bangladesh high commission.ond began when the brothers worked as her bodyguards in the 1990's. in a covertly recorded call, general says the prime minister recently praised the loyalty of the brothers, while speaking to prominent members of her ruling party. >> [speaking foreign language] reporter: he has been in hiding for 20 years, protected by the general. before, he was part of a crime gang. now he says he can exert influence over state institutions. >> [speaking foreign language] reporter: we found him in hungary where he runs numerous businesses under a false identity. he tells our source that he has support. >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] reporter: he also acts as a middleman for business deals in bangladesh. the man on the left is his business associate. they think they are talking to a fund manager in london, want to invest millions in a bag with that hotel. >> to do something in bangladesh is a really great idea. it is very well-connected. very connected with the governme

sun whirling the sky how she and her daughter the only survivor among 3 children managed to reach bangladesh even she herself count on to stand by would love been relegated to not blood but then did a lot of the to what on earth would it do for the. put in the waiting manner that it will look at the moon the minute i did go to go to what i then would your motto on i want i want a boy i should out of the bottle what other than not on the body not even like get one pull on it on a thought over they love me they let me go long out in the bottle sort of the booze yes you got a good ear good out of them but i found i was a little wooden but i know if i would remain right about i mean what if i am out of whatever i mean but i move in with a mighty mighty one i. bought a boat and i'll sit i would have chanukah the monomer datable that i declare in the heart of on a melody well that idea ball that i had yet i bet on that i would have got to god what about a 1800 more i don't want kind of got the file i got because then i got clipped by them and up my own my head a lot i get a lot out of town a town

is a hurry so also acts as a middleman for business deals in bangladesh. the man on the left is her son's business associate they think they're talking to a fund manager in london who wants to invest millions in a bangladesh hotel to do so this is really really because he. usually is. spatially or so but the meeting is a sting set up by al jazeera is investigative unit. and. his son says he takes 20 percent from every deal. this is. basically. using. there because it is really. been going. out easier invited all those involved including prime minister shaikh a senior and general as he's ahmed to respond to its findings none did so well thought on al-jazeera. you can watch the full investigation all the prime ministers band here on al-jazeera from 20100 hours g.m.t. . well police in new delhi have dug trenches and laid razor wire across roads to stop protesting farmers entering the capital as india's finance minister delivered the annual budget in parliament farmers have been demonstrating for months against agricultural laws they say will devastate their l

this is the coaxes bazaar neighborhood in bangladesh just recently this land was a rain forest but now there are refugee camps. elephants are a problem then tank refugees either out of range on fear. they can find their ancient my great tree roots among the sea of tents. in the last 12 months 12 men have been trampled to death by elephants however the elephants will have to retreat outnumbered by about 900000 refugees in the coxes bazaar camps around 630 people have migrated here from my own ma in the last 2 years alone. added that i've been mad idiotic that our do not enough are bonded about it a. lot of guts they get out of it again a bit of film ok what. you thought about it we're going to. plant it out that i. am i want it and i don't want that it will be taking. on the little dot there is a little. bit of you know that i. didn't know that the rainy season is coming and the refugees tense will be washed away by mudflows unless they're resettled closer to the jungle and back to my own ma. i don't. want to. caught up by them i don't not have a lot i want to get a little young. blown

the further this point of the media tour around my and the border between the country and bangladesh why not act and then again why exxon and they'll all be. sad ben is simon 100000 people. in the. secret prisons are not usually what comes to mind when thinking about europe however even the most prosperous can be deceived we've seen this 0 zone there were too few houses were allegedly prison was located and the only cia people had access to the story for investigators l.z. uncovered the darkest dealings of the secret services but i mean. you go ahead of norm in. d.c. maybe a sore knee before. trying for justice on oxy. i don't think there's any perception united states of russia has some clear superiority over the united states and i think you see there's a fairly balanced relationship. in the nuclear streeter and i think why do but you know by the ministration wants to have negotiations for what we've talked about strategic stability they want predictability they want they want to secure situation in europe in asia and with russia and they want to be able to focus on other issues to

scarred with some wounds she and her daughter the only survivor among 3 children managed to reach bangladesh even she herself can't understand why would one been one to get in there not with what they did i thought of that they couldn't or wouldn't of. put in the right amount of it it will. the moonbuggy the minute i did what i then would your model od i don't want to put out of the bottle what are you that i don't know i don't like get one call on it on a phone or they don't need. let me go long out in the little googles yes you've got a good ear good out of them but i'm kind of i was a little worried but i knew if i would remain i did what i knew what it was i am out of i never dreamed that i moved in with a mighty mighty when i. bought a boat and those who i would have hunnicutt among them were datable but i declare in the heart of a wall that i boil that idea i bet on that when i got to god what about a 1800 more i don't want kind of got the file i got because gen i got caught him by them and of my own my head a lot i got him out of town had on him got a fella at got a father will. do wh

go forward 25 years later and we are saying that these 2 men came back to bangladesh and if they did and as the photographs had this was absolutely a great failure of our. just a distraction and the. immigration police in the airport there is no question about that but you will also have to understand that these people had acquired different pass. which. unless it was known to the government unless that was on the watch this it is quite easy for them to have slipped in along with thousands of other people who come in and wow i am not running for one moment suggesting that this has not been a failing of the government it has done a lot differently. that's arisen. in a democracy with the kind of free press that you've claimed exists in bangladesh all these allegations from al-jazeera would be plastered all over the newspapers in the broadcast media parent of a.

this point of the media tour around my own ma the border between the country and bangladesh foreign. chanting in the hall of. sadness 700000 people. in the. secret prisons are not usually what comes to mind when thinking about europe however even the most prosperous can be deceived with. their work to view houses were. located only. investigators covered the darkest dealings of the secret services but i mean. nor in. justice. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being. direct. what is true what is faith. in a world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or a maybe in the shallows. it's a so-called new man's land where you find the most reluctant refugees they don't want to venture too far from the fence that separates them from mayan ma never the less that most so afraid to return worrying whether they'll enjoy the same rights as before the government is actually giving them a month to make new homes as well you want to pull it off of all the holes i.

defer this point of the media tour around my and the border between the country and bangladesh why not act. all. sad when is 700000 people. in. secret prisons and not usually what comes to mind when thinking about europe however even the most prosperous can be deceived within the zeros on the work to view houses were a. prison was located only cia people had access to the story for investigators sure l.z. uncovered the darkest dealings of the secret services but i mean. you graded nor. for justice. it's a so-called no man's land where you find the most reluctant refugees they don't want to venture too far from the fence that separates them from my own nevertheless they're also afraid to return worrying whether they'll enjoy the same rights as before the government is actually clearing the game on to make new houses will you want more of them. all the holes i knew or no i don't want to get counted them now we're going to want. to do whole lot. when they when seize power he decided they needed to homogenize society so he started pushing out foreigners 1st of all though west and then the

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scarred with some wounds she and her daughter the only survivor among 3 children managed to reach bangladesh even she herself can't understand would love been located in a book but then did a lot of the day what on earth would it of. put in the right amount of it it will lobo to the moon the minute i did what i then would your model od i don't want to put out a little what are you going out on the body not even like get one pull on it on a photo the lead on it they let me go long at another. got a good ear good out of them but i don't count on the level of it but i know if i would remain out of it i might if i am out of i'm up in bed imo would not have made it when i. got out of the endo said i would have chanukah the motherly animal that i declare in the heart of animal of a wild. well that idea that i bet on that when i got got what about a 1800 more i walked down and got the file i got because then i got clipped by them and up my own my head a lot i got him out of town he thought about the fun i asked god. to do with a horrible scar the. under what i do whatever they want to add on to wha

between india and bangladesh over this boatload of reading the refugees bangladesh says it's not obligated to take them back home robust is that argument. well i think india should quite simply take in these were incorrect future years are it's incumbent on any country to take it refugees who are closest to their country and you know bangladesh is point i think is that brandishes already sheltering over a 1000000 rager refugees now they are freely allowed in are starting in the 90 ninety's and then most recently in 2017 and the international community needs to. each year take their fair share of rain or refugees and if they're not going to take their fair share of rager refugees then they need to come up with the money that's needed to how and feed and educate all the remainder refugees that are currently in baghdad and sign and many of these refugees on that boat reportedly had u.n.h.c.r. id cards given to them at the cox's bazar refugee camp is there an argument here that the u.n. also needs to take some responsibility here. or certainly the u.n. needs to step up and you know every membe

among 3 children managed to reach bangladesh even she herself come to understand would love been little did they not both but then did a lot of the good on her little. put in the waiting manner to do lobo to the moon by the minute had a good year go to what i then would your motto on i don't want a boy i should out a little what i leave that out on the body not unlike get one pull on it on a saddle they love me they let me go long hidden in the bottle sort of little girls yes you got a good ear good out of them but i found i was a little wooden but i know how good would remain i did what i knew what it was i am out of i'm up in but i move in with a mighty mighty one i. bought a boat and i'll see dougherty phonic of the monomer datable that i declare in the heart of on a melody well that idea that i had yet i bet on that i would have got to got what about a 1800 more i was turned on and got the file i got because then i got caught him by them and of my don't like it when i get him out of town a town and out the front i ask god if i will. behold rable sky the outer hotel and i wonder what

her response who acts as a middleman for business deals in bangladesh. the man on the left is her son's business associate they think they're talking to a fund manager in london who wants to invest millions in the bangladesh hotel to do so this is really really game because he. really. is. spatially. but the meeting is a sting set up by al jazeera is investigative unit. and. his son says he takes 20 percent from every deal. this is. basically. using. because mr leader with. al-jazeera invited all those involved including prime minister shaikh a senior and general as he's ahmed to respond to its findings none did so well thought on al-jazeera and you can watch the fall of us to go all the prime ministers there as there are 20100 hours g.m.t. . still ahead on the new south the world's top players continue their preparations for the 1st grand slam of the tennis action coming up in sports a take away. ok back a powerful winter storm is threatening parts of the u.s. northeast and the mayor of new york city has declared a state of emergency until chews day 19

is a hurry so also acts as a middleman for business deals in bangladesh. the man on the left is her son's business associate they think they're talking to a fund manager in london who wants to invest millions in a bangladesh hotel to do so this is really really because he. really. is. but the meeting is a sting set up by al jazeera is investigative unit. and. his son says he takes 20 percent from every deal this is. basically. using. there because mr leader with. al-jazeera invited all those involved including prime minister shaikh a senior and general as he's ahmed to respond to its findings none did so well thought on al-jazeera. and he watched the full investigation all the prime minister's men on al-jazeera at 20100 g.m.t. . uganda's opposition leader is filing a supremes court challenge against president you very well seventies victory in last month's election will be one claims the poll was rigged with 70 a former rebel leader won his 6th term with more than 58 percent of the vote wind secured just 35 percent but generally the 14th vote followed some

her response who acts as a middleman for business deals in bangladesh. the man on the left is her son's business associate they think they're talking to a fund manager in london who wants to invest millions in a bangladesh hotel to do so this is really really game because he. really. is. but the meeting is a sting set up by al jazeera is investigative unit. and. his son says he takes 20 percent from every deal. this is. basically. using. there because mr leader with. al-jazeera invited all those involved including prime minister shaikh a senior and general as he's ahmed to respond to its findings none did so we'll thought on al-jazeera. you can watch the full investigation all the prime ministers man on al-jazeera at 20100 g.m.t. . so to america's now argentina became the largest latin american country to legalize abortion in december but implementing the procedure particularly in conservative provinces is proving a challenge there is trees about who has been visiting hospitals in the capital but as i raise to ask doctors more about the problems they're

hoping to reach malaysia india wants bangladesh to take them back with a $951.00 refugee convention lays out states obligations towards refugees it includes that they can't be returned to a place where they felt in danger and also says the state shouldn't block them from entering india there never signed the convention has no domestic laws on protecting refugees despite this it does host more than 200000 of them including. bangladesh a shelter and more than a 1000000 though who have fled persecution in neighboring me and ma summer and the refugees employ people smugglers to take them through to southeast asia his run in lay has a visiting scholar at the international state crime initiative at queen mary university of london he says there is a legal responsibility to help people rescued at sea. they're in dire straits i mean the situation that they find themselves in highlights the dread for humanitarian circumstances that in myanmar have found themselves in and consequently those in bangladesh where they face genocide or crimes within me and ma and then those who managed to flee acr

the bangladesh home minister in a press briefing on another matter the question came up he said that they did not get any u.n. pale or any other people to help any of their own ng as and they said either way we will not take back any rowing as with the left cox's but are coming from myanmar which could this refugees in the boat in a very precarious situation who will actually rescue them and bring him back to corpses but are already me on my own because they are innocent great and where they indian navy has not actually rescued them they are actually helping them now we know this is not the 1st time over the years hundreds of refugees try to go to malaysia and indonesia for a better life majority of them are women and children many cases this woman getting gauged to run araf would use in malaysia over the phone so that they can get married while in malaysia and start having a better life but this. haven't been able to successfully cave most of the time the malaysian authorities have turned down this bangladesh maybe our coast guard who has rescued hundreds of rowing or refugees or wi

her response who acts as a middleman for business deals in bangladesh. the man on the left is has sons business associate they think they're talking to a fund manager in london who wants to invest millions in a bangladesh hotel to do so this is really really game because he. really. is. spatially. but the meeting is a sting set up by al jazeera is investigative unit. and. his son says he takes 20 percent from every deal. this is. basically. he's. there because mr leader with. al-jazeera invited all those involved including prime minister shaikh a senior and general as he's ahmed to respond to its findings none did so we'll thought on al-jazeera and you can watch the full investigation all the prime minister's men on al-jazeera at 12 g.m.t. that's on tuesday. iran's foreign minister javid zarif has r.c. european union to coordinate the return of both washington and tehran to the 2015 nuclear deal it comes on the same day that iranian scientists announced the launch of a rocket capable of carrying satellites into space these images of these sub orbital tes

hoping to reach malaysia india wants bangladesh to take them back to bangladesh says they were found closer to india and to me and. the 1951 refugee convention lays out state's obligations towards refugees this includes that they can't be returned to a place where they felt they were in danger but also says the state shouldn't block them from entering it india never signed the convention and has no domestic laws on protecting refugees despite this it does host more than 200000 of them including summer hunger and the dish is sheltering more than 1000000 who fled persecution in neighboring me and our summer hager refugees employ people smugglers to take them to southeast asia. let's bring in ron and leigh in london he is a visiting scholar at the international state crime initiative at queen mary university of london he's also the author of the book me and maz wrote genocide thank you so much for your time so i think you probably just heard me run through there the convention covering the refugee convention convention rather so obviously these people are really stuck in a sort of black

stranded and unwanted we take a look at the plight of bringing the refugees that bangladesh is refusing to take after they were rescued by india's poster. well we begin with a welcome development in the fight against covert 19 the u.s. has become the 1st country in the world to approve a johnson and johnson coronavirus vaccine is the country's 3rd 1st single dose jab . the f.d.a. has just announced emergency use authorization of a 3rd a vaccine for america this one made by ensign also did call johnson and johnson it's all the same but this is really good news means we have the opportunity for even more people to get immunized as soon as possible against terrible pandemic 100000000 doses will go to the u.s. by the end of june and the u.k. and canada also have orders in 500000000 jobs will go to less wealthy countries through the kovacs scheme it's 66 percent effective against the virus but that's a low over all the other vaccines but it's considered more effective against more contagious strains of the virus well gable is on there joins us live now from washington d.c. gabe so another va

will continue working on the repatriation of the displaced people who are now in bangladesh according to the bilateral agreement between the 2 countries and our policy. joining us from yangon is on charm 0 human rights activists thanks for being with us today let me ask you how has the coup impacted the rohingya so far in me and more thank you for having me here and of course it's too early to say it what is the impact to what the role. of the coup but we could see already that theory's political priority agenda that commander in chief who commanded this coup was saying the repatriations of the india is a proud day for that for the country and i think also given time that the political landscape in myanmar suggests the joining it should be participating in the political movement in a more organized to it that they have never been in the last few decades and from an accepting press perspective i think they're going at this in the end give an opportunity for them to show their part of country and we are going to be doing individually or as in a community to to make sure these countries