this question here in bangladesh. all the children really want to go abroad for studies. they want to go to develop countries. they want to build up their game because they're very comfortable with. i mean, it is that the developed countries offered them, but i can see a definite change in the younger generation now, but i'm coming to that later. when people ask me what is sustainable life stayed? i said the life force of fire learn. oh, well, the farmer in bundle dish is a sustainable lifestyle. he has all the things that are needed for a distant and gone for double living. he has all the things that me, it hits least, but he does not have greed. so he does not ask for more and more and more and more, and he does not ask it from others. on the other hand, they exploited him. model is actually building their fortune on them. i am putting others at risk. so i think it's more than greed and the lead thing when you address that, you very easily find the definition of sustainable leaving and here in bangladesh, every time our politicians tell us about growth, the dentist very

for example, products manufacturers in bangladesh, for the consumption in great britain. and then you add all the shipping and then shipping back on the garbage. and sometimes, you know, people including myself come to the conclusion that this ecological movement in some of the rich countries has become a way of cleaning their own land at the expense of somebody else's land. i'm exaggerating here. will you know to don't exaggerating. that is the reality. they have all embraced and economic model that perhaps is not delivering, it's not delivering for the majority of the b, but it is delivering for a few or the guys. and that is why we always see that the more stronger our demand, the demand of the most vulnerable country is due to climate change is getting stronger for a transition from fossil fuels to renewable. the more resistance we are actually facing from the fussy, really industry. because their economics and our economics are clearly different. having said that, if you notice what has happened this year in the u. k. excels the heat that you get, people have to went

and then from harsh conditions in refugee camps in bangladesh and bangladesh, our children didn't get educated. we couldn't leave the camp. we didn't have food, we didn't have anything. in late november, agency save for boats left bangladesh. on december, the 8th, an indonesian oil tanker picked up a boat carrying about a 150 people of the me in my coast and towed it to shore. 10 days later, the sri lankan navy rescued a 104 people are shrunk as north coast. the captain said he'd received an s o s message from a 3rd boat, which he feared was about to sink. on sunday, a group of 58 ra hinge came ashore in ladon, village in indonesia, western arch, a province. and on monday evening, the boat carrying a 185 landed further up the coast. it's not yet clear whether this is the boat he had lost a week earlier. like we need to do further communication and intensive investigation was different parties with it in denisia or outside of indonesia. to clarify, if this is the case at the moment, i cannot confirm the information for now indonesian to doing what they can to get these refugee some sen

this question here in bangladesh. all the children really want to go abroad for studies. they want to go to develop countries. they want to build up their game because they're very comfortable with. i mean, it is that the developed countries offered them, but i can see a definite change in the younger generation now, but i'm coming to that later. when people ask me what this sustainable life stayed, i said the life for, for fire learn. oh, well, the fire we're in bundle dish is a sustainable lifestyle. he has all the things that are needed for a distant and gone for double living. he has all the things that me, it hits least, but he does not have greed. so he does not ask for more and more and more and more, and he does not ask it from others. on the other hand, they exploited him. model is actually building their fortune on them. i am putting others that risk. so i think it's more than greed and the lead thing when you address that, you very easily find a definition of sustainable leaving. and here in bangladesh, every time our politicians tell us about growth, they tell

it was a very popular system and it worked well in bangladesh. yeah, this and setting that just 2 seconds. first of all, you know, right? yes, emily is there and we always respect that. but for the right assembly does not mean that you can block the road and hamper that job. people's right, that's like government requested the n p and also government barbie. having all of them meeting in philadelphia not on the rules. so that should be the norm. and when coming back to the get the government thing that you have to go on meant was it. what will i see them, which was actually in acted by j casino, 996. when i got b, n p, head of a partial list on 15 november bands, i'm going to use the only part b who is fully actually handed the power in the history of it after 2001 election. but what we saw in 2000 m. c. b and b actually for some, i don't know for some very we have the then the increase the limits of the of the, of our core because he was supposed to become the gifted argument. and then the conflict started. and we all know what happened after th

return to discuss that i'm now joined by saying that he's on the hassan chief executive of the bangladesh environmental lawyers association res. one is great to see you. good to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. thank you. i'm particularly grateful for this conversation and for the chance to talk to you because i really like your approach. i think you approach this very complicated, very science, the issue in a very human way and that is easier for an ordinary person to understand. so instead of talking about, let's say, limiting global to $1.00 degrees celsius. as the most scientist do you speak about the quality of air that we breathe every 2nd of our lives and that money thinking is what if one of the reasons why a colonial issues are not addressed as they should be, is because they are formulated in a way that is very hard for most people to grasp and to practice that very, really talk about climate change and we work with the communities. they don't really say climate change, but they'll explain their every day difficulties to you. and by listening to their everyday dif

fire o growing political tensions in bangladesh spark massive protests on the streets of the capital deca demonstrations are taking place after prime minister shake as xena as intensified to crack down against her opponents. where did the opposition bangladesh nationalist party once as xena to step down and that a caretaker government told a free and fair election. my mother might have been an election under the caretaker government and the resignation of shake. asenia is all we want. as xena on her ruling awhile me league party, which returned to power in 2018 for the 3rd consecutive time, have repeatedly ruled at the opposition's demands. they say a caretaker government goes against the spirit of the country's constitution. bangladesh has been one of asia's fastest growing economies, but an economic crisis in recent months is seen power cuts and fuel price hikes and support for his ina authoritarian government to slipped. we've been forced to take to the streets. people can't afford food and we won't go home until democracy was restored. a b and p official claim that some 200000 pe

bangladesh's government says the country is a beacon of democry. happens to be -- tomorrow will be another test of that promise. >> let's go to china where two young men are in the middle of an epic journey. they are running the entire length of the great wall of china. very few people have ever managed to run all 21,000 kilometers of it that is more than 13,000 miles. steven mcdonnell reports it is the equivale of running a marathon every day for six months. >> on the quietest parts of the great wall, in all conditions, they are running. two young men, half british, half chinese, completing a marathon a day along the entire length of the structure. >> we are doing this to fulfill our childhood dream of running the great wall. >> they have been trying for years to tverse what are actually a series of walls and battlements. it's a grueling undertaking. >> doing something like this, something very difficult, builds strength and character. >> this is a nice bit of the wall, isn't it? check that out. spectacular. >> jimmy and tommy lindsay has been lif

it was home to dozens of wrangler travelling from refugee camps in bangladesh. your family and where, where you go clear my mother's. when my father, my mother mother, the refugee said they've been drifting at sea for a month before that boat washed up near the fishing village of ladon. 3 of them are in a serious condition, but most of them experienced dehydration. that's why they are quite weak. further along the coast and that 185 men, women and children, received medical aid on monday, after being spotted out at c. m. i'm attend the one a man when he had given his toys had enough and many money television. many, many genocide don't want to modify us with depression, their escaping places like this refugee camps in bangladesh. i'm to many of the 1000000 rang your muslims who escaped persecution in my unmarked. the un refugee agency said over the weekend that a 180 refugees who left bangladesh in a boat in november. when our presumed dead. the you an estimate, the number of ranges risking the crossing is increased by 500 percent this year compared to 2021. we h

bangladesh's home minister says it is all untrue.nterrogated for hours at a time. it was horrible. ahead of saturday's protest, a beefed up presence on the streets. bangladesh's government says the country is a beacon of democracy. what happens tomorrow will be another test of that promise. rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come, why many believe these decals are being driven to the edge of extinction. —— see cowles. john lennon was shot at the entrance to the dakota building in the centre of new york. there has been a crowd here standing in more or less silent vigil, and the flowers have been piling up. the 14th ceasefire of this war ended at the walls of the old city of dubrovnik. this morning, witnesses said shells were landing every 20 seconds. people are celebrating - the passing of a man they hold responsible for hundredsl of deaths and oppression. elsewhere, people have been. gathering to mourn his passing. imelda marcos, the widow of the former president of the philippines, has gone on trial in

so world cup show down between the to could push football frenzy to fever pitch in bangladesh. i'm a brazil fan, but my argentina friends brought me here and they thanked me with this garland waving their flags that they'd been born in buenos aires bangladesh. it's hoped their adopted team makes it all the way this year. that's it for today is more updates from the region on our website, d, w dot com, forward slash asia. as ever you can follow us on facebook and twitter and see you tomorrow with josh or i'm you can that i work that's hard. and in the end is a me, you are not a lot of to you anymore. we will send you back. are you familiar with this? with the smudges with lions? the what's your story? i was women especially and victims of violence in allowed to take part and send us your story. yeah. chain always to understand this new culture. so you are not a visitor, not a guests. you want to become a citizen in feel, migrants, your platform for reliable information with ah, brewing trade dispute between europe and the u. s. is bubbling to the surface as french president abov

they're here in bangladesh. a little god willing we will go through to the final and eventually when the world cup. clad in argentine as blue and white colors sands flops, to giant screens in the capitol decker. to watch that beloved team take on poland. cricket may be king here, but football has a devoted following and bangladesh is argentine fan base has been growing for decades. the site star player lena messy has certainly played a part in pushing support to numbers to new heights. we talked to them, but when i, when i was young, my father used to tell me argentina was a great team. but when i grew up and finally started understanding football, i became a big fan of messy. so they're gonna tell, i think one of their friend, bye, ah argentina's, eternal rival. brazil also has its own huge fan base here. so world cup show down between the to could push put bow, frenzy to fever pitch in bangladesh. i'm a brazil fan, but my argentina friends brought me here and they thanked me with this garland waving their flag

so world cup show down between the to could push, put by frenzy to fever pitch in bangladesh. i mean, i'm a brazil fan, but my argentina friends brought me here and they thanked me with this. garland them again waving their flags that they'd been born in buenos aires, bangladesh, hope their adopted team makes it all the way this year. that's it for today of is more updates from the regional know website you'd have the dot com forward slash a shell. and as ever, you can follow us on facebook and twitter into tomorrow is the end of the pandemic in site. we show what he could look like will return in the normal and we visit those who are finding it difficult. he sees his successes in our weekly coping 19 special next on d. w. o rearing to read. ah, everyone who loves books has to go insane. with the d. w. literature list, 100 german must reads with during the 1st 2 years at the pandemic, the w. h o estimates that 145000000 people in the world contracted long coven. this disease encompasses.

to indonesia -- sea crossing from bangladesh to indonesia.ussian president vladimir putin has announced a ban on oil exports to countries that set price caps on its energy products. the decree will last for five months. it will come into effect in february. this month the european union, g7 and australia agreed on a $60 per barrel cap on the russian crude. it's one of a series of measures aimed at cutting the revenue streams from the kremlin as the war in ukraine it continues. many countries have pledged to end or severely cut back their gas imports from russia since its invasion. energy exports account for around 40% of russia's annual revenue. the worth is about $1 billion a day. the cap was seeking to restrict that, while making sure moscow cap supplying the global market. russia says the cap and other russian sanctions will not affect his military campaign in camp -- ukraine. moscow's confident it will find new buyers. india and china have continued to purchase russian oil. thomas o'donnell is an energy analyst at the school of governance

well, i mean, there are human trafficking gangs, and many of them the bangladesh themselves and bangladesh officials are involved, you know, in every single case of human trafficking, state officials, and business men as well as politicians are involved anywhere in the world. and so that's not, there's no difference in terms of how bad the ruins or genocide survivors get out of the situation. you know, they pay, you know, they, they, they have to pay lump sum of, of, you know, dollars to human traffickers and that they're often to, you know, to ruthlessly treated on these like, you know, as long as they end up on these boats and that's stranded at sea, sometimes a boat drifts into areas and they want intended for and as you and hcr sent, the hundreds of people are presumed dead. and then separately, 200 people managed to arrive in indonesia and northern ha province. now what the government's in south from southeast asia and need to do to try and help the ringer are. they were in a wendy's distress schools a sent out at sea and i responding to them. they are responding to them. some of us a

but western countries are closely observing bangladesh's situation.al situation. they urged bangladesh government to respect rule of law, and ensure freedom of exsion and peaceful gathering. a sixteenth child has died with a suspected infection of the invasive strain of strep a. the child was a secondary school pupil in east sussex. public health officials in brighton and hove says they're working with the school to inform parents and explain what to do if a child develops symptoms. most strep a infections are mild, and severe or complicated cases remain rare. to hong kong — where one of the leading critics of the chinese government has been jailed — after being found guilty of fraud. jimmy lai — known for his pro—democracy media organisation apple daily, which was shut down by the authorities last year, was sentenced to five years and nine months forfraud. mr lai was already behind bars, for attending a vigil marking the massacre in tiananmen square, and is facing further charges under the national security laws which the government in beijing has im

supporters of the main opposition party in bangladesh are massing for a rally to demand the resignation of the prime minister. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. one person has died and several are missing following an explosion and fire at a block of flats in jersey. a large area of the capital, st helier, has been cordoned off, after reports of the explosion in the early hours. the states ofjersey police said that emergency services are working at the scene and have commenced a surface search of the site. relatives are being contacted by family liaison officers. the fire has been extinguished, but emergency services are still "carrying out significant work" at the scene, which is cordoned off, and people have been asked to avoid the area. the chief officer of the states ofjersey police, robin smith, gave details of the incident at a press conference. so around about, just before 4am this morning, we received a number of calls into our combined control room at the police station informing us of what was described as a large explosion. the explosion had

maybe bangladesh?why can't afghanistan be like bangladesh quick. >> water that civil society engagement don't give me that whitewashing opportunity. they have not changed but we want to have a more peaceful settlement because at the end of the day i want to negotiate. >> he was killed but he was injured but my hand was injured but as a victim there is a small opportunity for peace we have to work towards that. so if we are engaging with that community so to be discovered around the world but then we have time to think about what is happening in the country. and then with the taliban that is a small reality. because a lot of people to say what should i say with this platform? many people believe that way so we need to work with the reality. that can be one reality but the rest of society that is the will of the people so i asked the congressman the other day in the u.s. congress and with the phase democracy project with us spending strategy to achieve democracy. but in their desire to achieve. >> and as

we're already in bangladesh. in late 19 seventy's and in the early 19 ninety's, they were living an unregistered champ, many of that attempted to flee the champs. and also from me on my side, i mean that trusted has been going on from the late seventy's onward. so many people actually attempted then to leave me and mar, as well as those were in the refugee camp in bangladesh. not since 2017, at least since then, there's been many attempts to leave the camp. and right now, the condition in the camp is a desperate lie, a high crime raid into rival gang violence in the camp. many of the refugees i spoke to said the violence is very, very intense and they want to leave the camp. there is no opportunity for jobs or any kind of means to earn living. and without any hope uncertainty, there is no to petition process. there's no international, serious involvement in getting this message is back to me on my end, right kind stage. and we also know there is a serious intense insurgency battle between. but this are our kind r

supporters of the main opposition party in bangladesh are massing for a rally to demand the resignationf the prime minister. the boss of the biggest rail workers�* union has called on the prime minister to meet him, in an attempt to resolve planned strike action. and after billions were lost after one of the world's largest crypto currency exchanges collapsed, we track down the boss of the venture to ask what happened. were you incompetent or fraudulent? hello, and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. the excitement is building in the world cup as the first two teams progress to next week's semi—finals after two dramatic matches in qatar. later, england's footballers will face their toughest test of the tournament so far , taking on the defending champions, france, while morocco face portugal. our correspondentjohn watson has the latest from doha. hello from a souk in doha where as you can hear, lots of, it is coming home. lots of fans are gathering before the semifinals. we've got some moroccan fans over here before their match against portugal. it will be a huge s

it was hoped the dozens of wrangler traveling from refugee camps in bangladesh. your family and well, really go good. my mother's my father, my mother mother there escaping places like this. refugee comes in bangladesh. i'm to many of the 1000000 ranger muslims who escaped persecution by a mob. the group who arrived in archer province on sunday had been drifting at sea for a month before that boat washed up near the fishing village of ladon. 3 of them are in a serious condition that most of them experienced dehydration. that's why they are quite weak. the un refugee agency said over the weekend that a 180 refugees who left bangladesh in a boat in november. when our presumed dead. the un estimates the number of ranges risking the crossing is increased by 500 percent this year compared to 2021. i think this last year we have seen that are more people who would need to to seek safety. and this is the point we are trying to make. reset, been people do not see that there are safe hot ways for them to seek protection where there is not hope for refugees. at the end of

stay with us on news, still to come: two opposition leaders in bangladesh are detained.he dakota building in the centre of new york. there has been a crowd here standing in more or less silent vigil, and the flowers have been piling up. the 14th ceasefire of this war ended at the walls of the old city of dubrovnik. this morning, witnesses said shells were landing every 20 seconds. people are celebrating - the passing of a man they hold responsible for hundredsl of deaths and oppression. elsewhere, people have been. gathering to mourn his passing. imelda marcos, the widow of the former president of the philippines, has gone on trial in manila. she is facing seven charges of tax evasion, estimated at £120 million. she pleaded not guilty. the prince and princess of wales are to separate. a statement from buckingham palace said the decision had been reached amicably. this is bbc news, the latest headlines. fans go wild in zagreb — as croatia beat favourites brazil on penalties in the first of the quarter finals at the qatar world cup. one of russia's most prominent oppositio

and then from harsh conditions in refugee camps in bangladesh and bangladesh, our children didn't get educated. we couldn't leave the camp. we didn't have food, we didn't have anything. in late november, agencies say full boats left bangladesh. on december, the 8th, an indonesian oil tanker picked up a boat carrying about 150 people of the me in mar coast and towed it to shore. 10 days later, the sri lankan navy rescued a 104 people are shrunk as north coast. the captain said he'd received an s o s message from a 3rd boat, which he feared was about to sink. on sunday, a group of 58 ra hinge came ashore in ladon, village in indonesia, western arch, a province. and on monday evening, the boat carrying a 185 landed further up the coast. it's not yet clear whether this is the boat he had lost a week earlier. like we need to do further communication and intensive investigation with the different parties within indonesia or outside of indonesia. to clarify, if this is the case at the moment, i cannot confirm the information to now indonesians doing what they can to give these refugees some

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and why these refugees actually decide to leave bangladesh. yeah, this is one of the for the loss location of se, bangladesh. before you end up in myanmar with just about 5 kilometers from me and my body and i'm not freebird, this is several of the most deadly areas for smugglers. this is where they take the refugees that smuggle them out of the camp, take them into lodge fishing trawlers, which can hold up to maybe 7200 pupils at best, but the over crowded them. now there are several other areas including cox bazaar town where they're fishing trawlers that use that smuggling. also, the camp condition, nearly a 1000000 people crammed into 32 square kilometer area is very dan's. i mean they're getting aid agency food and everything. there's no means of earning any living. there's no formal education for the children, which is 50 percent of the population. so they really don't see any kind of hope. and the hope of repetition is all bus diminished because of the political crisis in myanmar, there is no global effort or concerted effort to pressur