mass exodus hundreds of thousands of rolled in just have fled ethnic cleansing imeem are for bangladesh al jazeera has teams on the ground to bring you more award winning documentaries and live news on air and online. hello i'm daryn jordan in doha with a quick reminder of the top stories here al-jazeera north korea's leader kim jong un says he's open to dialogue with south korea and hopes that ties will improve between both countries in his new year's address he also said north korea has weapons capable of reaching the entire u.s. mainland and that the launch button is an.

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mass exodus hundreds of thousands of wrong in just the ethnic cleansing a million march for bangladesh al jazeera has teams on the ground to bring you more award winning documentaries and live news on air and online. i'm citizen in london with the top stories on al-jazeera iranian state media says fourteen people on the placement have been killed and four hundred arrested after four days of anti-government protests as a security forces were piled what it called armed protesters who tried to take over police stations and military base.

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mass exodus hundreds of thousands of real injured have fled ethnic cleansing imeem are from bangladesh al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring you more award winning documentaries and live news on air and online in the philippines millions live in overcrowded slums but some of found another place to call home public cemeteries one on one east meets those living among the dead at this time on al-jazeera. north korea restores a communication hotline with south korea after nearly two years ahead of tuesday's talks. sam is a damned this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up donald trump threatens to cut off u.s. aid the palestinians and says he's taken jerusalem out of negotiations. after days of unrest tens of thousands of iranians rally in support of the government and closing the door on the open borders countries in europe shanghai in zone refused to give up passport checks. north korea has reopened communication inside the demur tries own with south korea for the first time in almost two years it took place ahead of talks between the two governments scheduled for tuesday. north korea's

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mass exodus hundreds of thousands of roll in just the flavor ethnic cleansing imeem are for bangladesh al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring you more award winning documentaries and live news on ad and on line. i'm susan in london with the top stories on just their iranian state media says fourteen people on the placement have been killed and four hundred arrested after four days of anti-government protests as a security forces were piled what it called to protest us who are trying to take over play stations on military bases the ports haven't been independently verify and that's how she can name as well. a social media blackout didn't stop protesters from gathering on iran's streets for a fourth day and posting these videos by the iranian government says people have the right to express their discontent but violence is unacceptable the iranian state media says some social media sites and messaging apps such as telegram have been blocked to keep the peace. on saturday there were also pro-government rallies our own we cannot predict a time when the protests will come to an end but the protes

mass exodus hundreds of thousands of real injured have fled ethnic cleansing imeem are for bangladesh al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring you more award winning documentaries and live news on air and online unbelievable it sounds like an agreement between criminal bosses it's like trading in stolen goods that have been taken by the place if anyone ever comes to ask the question is for throw their hands of an air and say i don't know i was just nominee director we're doing a investigation into. ukraine could you have a fried you've been corrupt or a bit of corrupt did just what the president say al-jazeera investigations the only gobs at this time. man. i know i'm in london here at lines on al-jazeera at least eight iranians were killed overnight in anti-government protests according to state media this place the number known to have died since the unrest began on thursday to twenty two hundreds of people have also been arrested iran's supreme leader has blamed the country's enemies for the protests the u.s. is saying it will call for an emergency un security council meeting to discuss ir

mass exodus hundreds of thousands of rolled in just have fled ethnic cleansing imeem are for bangladesh al jazeera has teams on the ground to bring you more award winning documentaries and live news and online. hello i'm daryn jordan in doha with a quick reminder at the top stories here at al-jazeera north korea's leader kim jong un says he's open to dialogue with south korea and hopes that ties would improve between both countries and his new year's address he also said north korea has weapons capable of reaching the entire u.s. mainland and that the launch button is on his desk florence levy has more from seoul. the speech was very closely watched by analysts and its neighbors because it offers an opportunity to get some direction as to what the leadership of this very secretive state of north korea could be thinking because what the world is most concerned about is north korea's nuclear ambitions and on their skin john reiterated some claim that he's already made in november that north korea has completed its final cush to become a nuclear force and when he made this claim first in november it

mass exodus hundreds of thousands of real injured have fled ethnic cleansing imeem are from bangladesh al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring you more award winning documentaries and live news on air and online. this is. and i'm jane dutton this is the news live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes. and to govern protests in iran grow despite the president's call for calm at least fifteen people are reported dead. north korea's kim jong un says he's open to talks to south korea but warns he'll use the nuclear option if threatened by the u.s. . ice and takes action to guarantee equal pay between women and men with the first law of its kind in the world plus. two thousand and eighteen is election year here in brazil a country that struggling with its corrupt politicians and economic strife will be hoping that something is going to change. the death toll after five days of anti-government protests across iran has reportedly risen to fifteen among the dead is a policeman iranian state media say most of the deaths occurred on sunday night it's reporting that security forces repelled arme

people smugglers are targeting range of muslims who fled to bangladesh from me and maher al-jazeera has spoken to form the smugglers who say the prize for a girl in the refugee camps is around sixty dollars even if their rescue they often can't return to their families as they don't have passports rights groups say the situation's got worse with the recent influx of more than six hundred eighty thousand range of refugees to the camps will have more on that and everything else a bit later on coming up next though al-jazeera looks at the relationship between che guevara and fidel castro two of latin america's most powerful revolutionary icons face to face starts now. castro wanted she wanted a different future castro want to do is country che wanted international revolution for a long time those parallel objectives could sit alongside one another and drive each other forward but there came a point when obviously they no longer did that and at that point the relationship and their political project came to you and. i thought on the face. of ten already now where they are not overfilled wel

blew themselves up and people smugglers are targeting range of muslims who fled to bangladesh from myanmar al jazeera spoken to form a smugglers who say the prize for go in the refugee camps is around sixty dollars even if their rescue they often can't return to their families as they don't have passports rights groups say the situation is getting worse with the recent influx of more than six hundred eighty thousand range of refugees to the camps fleeing the violence in myanmar war in our top stories coming up from doha in twenty five minutes time that's it for myself from the team in london. you stand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the way. al-jazeera. digital technology companies and it's interesting these mind games and in an on going. even in teaching idioms and calculations you know ok it seems a discovery mention. in which everything in our lives he trains. and intended. that is convenient for profit and surveillance he only needs these new power. things that will be an easy task it works to challenge the tech giants. and enable a different technological future to one

others blew themselves up and people smugglers are targeting random muslims who fled to bangladesh from myanmar al jazeera has spoken to form a smugglers who say the price for a go in the refugee camps is around sixty dollars even if they're rescued they often can't return to their families as they don't have passports rights groups say the situation's got worse with the recent influx of more than six hundred eighty thousand range of refugees to the camps fleeing violence in myanmar over going to bring you more news at the top of the next hour in about twenty five minutes time after the string. hi i'm femi oke a enjoying the stream today a new bollywood film has people talking about the cost of the songs but most importantly about the message the importance of mental health and hygiene by bringing the story of one indian innovator to the big screen the film's producer director.

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others blew themselves up and people smugglers are targeting random muslims who fled to bangladesh from me m.r. al-jazeera has spoken to form a smugglers who say the price for a go in the refugee camps is around sixty dollars even if they're rescued they often can't return to their families as they don't have passports rights groups say the situation's got worse with the recent influx of more than six hundred eighty thousand range of refugees to the camps fleeing violence in myanmar over going to bring you more news at the top of the next hour in about twenty five minutes time off to the stream. hi i'm femi oke a i'm going to stream today a new bollywood film has people talking about the cost of the songs but most importantly about the message the importance of mental health and hygiene by bringing the story of one indian innovated to the big screen the film's producer director and kos they are removing stigma around periods not all superheroes way capes this have my. america superman. batman. spider-man. look him in the occupied. armor but married only becoming famous. as long as the. old big strong man

paul brennan al jazeera bangladesh says hundreds of thousands of refugees will be repatriated to neighboring minima within two years the by invest she says the deal was settled this week but there is no official word yet from in-law and no confirmation of when refugees will start going home more than six hundred forty thousand range of muslims have fled a military crackdown in me and most refined state since oldest last year scott hyla as the latest now from bangkok. after two days of talks in naperville myanmar's capital officials from bangladesh and myanmar have started to talk about the implementation of agreement they reached those two nations on the repatriation of those more than six hundred fifty thousand refugees who fled from rakhine state over into bangladesh now they say that within two years they want all of the refugees to have returned to work and state now there are discussions over the two days of exactly how to implement that one is coming from myanmar side they are saying they have announced that they have to rate repatriation centers that they are constructing in rakhine s

people smugglers are targeting revenge of muslims who fled to bangladesh for me and maher al-jazeera has spoken to former smugglers who say the price for a girl in the refugee camps is around sixty dollars even if they're rescued they often can't return to their families at the don't have passports rights groups say the situation has got worse with the recent influx of more than six hundred fifty thousand ranger refugees to the camps free in violence in myanmar eleven afghan soldiers have been killed in an attack on a military academy in kabul eisel says it's responsible fighting lasted for hours after at least five men attacked the cademy in the early hours of the morning they are mesas two of them were shot dead and two others blew themselves up at least four more people have been killed in the yemeni city of aden the day after what the government called an attempted coup by separatists backed by the u.a.e. it eerie ministry says government forces are now back in control of the city including the office of the prime minister at least a dozen people were killed on sunday where hundr

means calley status as a symbol of europe's refugee crisis seems secure natasha buckler al-jazeera kalai bangladeshplans to repatriate six hundred fifty thousand reinjure refugees back to neighboring million mile within two years both countries agreed to set up temporary camps a short term housing for the ranger the first refugees will start to move back to me in my next week hundreds of thousands of range of muslims have fled a crackdown began in may and mass rakhine state last august the un has insisted any repatriation must be voluntary. what is it that is essential on these is to make sure that the return is voluntary its safety and dignity and that people are allowed to come back to their places of origin which means that the huge effort of investment because there is a lot of reconstruction to be done and a huge effort of reconciliation is needed to allow it to take place properly the worst would be to move these people from camps in bengal there should do camps in myanmar. keeping an artificial situation for a long time and not allowing for the for them to regain their their normal lives. tw

bangladesh. i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up russia holds its own version of syrian peace talks but the main opposition groups are not attending. sponsibility for an attack on a military compound in kabul to say after a taliban suicide bombing killed more than one hundred people last. using from strong storage. building bridges to using the bombers harmonize relations between cuba and the united states. human rights groups are warning that for hanjour refugees are being increasingly targeted by human traffickers the camps in bangladesh say the problem has been made worse by the influx of refugees fleeing me and maher more than six hundred fifty thousand people have left since the military crackdown began in a kind state in august angle dash is hosting about a million refugees and its camps many of them in dire conditions in warns that in the chaos trafficking is often overlooked as other other urgent needs like food and shelter come first and the u.n. says refugees are often exploited and recruited with false offers of paid work or get along refugee camp in southern

bangladesh. i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up.

its means kelly status as a symbol of europe's refugee crisis seems secure natasha butler al-jazeera. bangladesh has announced plans to repatriate six hundred fifty thousand or hinder refugees back to neighboring miramar within two years the deal was settled this week in the first refugees will start to move back to me i'm our own cheers say hundreds of thousands of ranger muslims have fled a military crackdown that began in russia in state in me m r in august they joined others already in bangladesh after previous flares of violence kurdish civilians fear they'll become targets of turkey follow through on its threat to move against y p g fighters in syria turkey is preparing a strike against the fighters which it calls terrorists the wife says form part of the u.s. backed syrian democratic forces the s.e.'s any attack is likely to center on the city of our friend see them cause here lou reports from the turkey syria border. that is one of many kurds whose grandparents left northern syria years ago but he still has family in africa which is close by on the syrian side of the border to maine and

bangladesh. with the top stories here on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has warned north korea that he also has a nuclear button on his desk and that it's bigger and more powerful was in response to kim jong un's new year's message in which he spoke of the launch button on his desk for weapons capable of reaching the u.s. meanwhile the north korean leader has welcomed.

critical counterpoint challenging mainstream media narrative at this time on al-jazeera as thousands of row hinges seek refuge in bangladesh a new armed group is taking shape fighting the government and me and mom only have them because they refuse to give us a basic rights as citizens for the first time a member of the ara can row hengist salvation army talks to al-jazeera at this time . we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter where you call home al-jazeera will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. al-jazeera. you are making very pointed remarks where on line the main u.s. response to drug use and the drug trade over the last fifty years has been to criminalize or if you join us on saying you know you will first just wakes up over the morning and say i want to cover the world in darkness this is a dialogue and that could be what leading to some of the confusion a lot i was about people saying they don't actually know what's going on join the colobus conversation at this time on al-jazeera. how they're actually with with the current headlines when

their village he doubts anyone will ever be punished for that chance strafford al jazeera couponing refused camp bangladesh. mexico has recorded its highest homicide rate in decades with just over twenty nine thousand murders last year that's a twenty seven percent increase from twenty sixteen mexico's murder rate is also expected to be higher than official statistics that's because the tally is based on the number of murder investigations and not the number of actual victims john homan reports from mexico city new government figures show that two thousand and seventeen was the deadliest year in decade to mexico and there's a variety of reasons for that apart from regular crime it's also the country's cartels which continue to battle over territory and drug routes apart from that when the government manages to capture one of their leaders others usually emerge to try and fight for their place so all of this brings more bloodshed but analysts say there's another reason why the number of murders has gone up and that's that the government hasn't taken this on effectively since it's been in power in the first

their village he doubts anyone will ever be punished for that chance strafford al jazeera couponing refused camp bangladesh. the oil spill from a sunken iranian tanker in the east china sea has tripled in size the all slick has expanded to three hundred thirty two square kilometers inside a week scientists of one of a massive environmental catastrophe the tanker senshi was carrying one million barrels of oil when it collided with another ship earlier this month the vessel burned for eight days before frenchies. china invests more each year into wind hydro and solar power than any other country as world's biggest emitter of greenhouse gases it's launched an ambitious plan to replace carbon with renewable energy that plan includes the largest floating solar farm on earth bride went along to see if they float in the winter sunshine shimmering islands silently generating enough power for a small city on the shore new sections of solar panels all bolted together and then floated out to join the others. the lake they occupy was formed by the collapse of a disused coal mine underground that would otherwise go to

al-jazeera countering. well our next report in the series is from a crowded refugee camp in bangladesh that is now home to hundreds of thousands of writing two thousand and eighteen could see some returning to neighboring miramar under a volunteer repatriation plan you can see that story here on al-jazeera on saturday . save the children says thousands of pregnant women and new mothers in ranger refugee camps in bangladesh are in urgent need of care aid organizations as it expects as many as forty eight thousand babies to be born in the camps in twenty eighteen that's more than one hundred thirty women a day giving birth often in unsanitary conditions and without adequate medical help there are now more than eight hundred fifty thousand range refugees in bangladesh it's estimated that sixty percent of children and almost five percent of pregnant women. ok is conflict and humanitarian advocacy advisor at save the children he says there are limits to what age agencies can do. it is six hundred fifty thousand refugees who came over in the space of just a couple of months into an area that wasn't really prepared to ac

to rely on limited information to make a very important decision got hodler al-jazeera young gone i reported from bangladesh in october and every day my camera team and i encountered people who'd suffered some of the worst abuses we as journalists have ever come across we were told of atrocities including mass killings gang rapes and the raising of entire villages one thing we heard from every single refugee we spoke with was an overwhelming fear of what would happen to them if they returned to me and more and that's the subject of a recent film by fortify rights. then there. was no good not only to get into the room. and i did not initially do that in the i'm not undone among them i'm going to get them but better not the another. let's bring in our guests in kuala lumpur is too and kin he is the president of the burmese or hinge organization in the united kingdom and a leading voice for hinges in exile matthew smith is the c.e.o. of the southeast asia human rights group fortify rights and finally joining us from geneva switzerland is phil robertson who you just saw in scott's p.c. is the deputy director of

its means callous status as a symbol of europe's refugee crisis seems secure natasha al-jazeera kalai to bangladesh which says that hundreds of thousands of or hindu refugees will be repatriated to neighboring min within two years the government says a deal was settled this week but there's no official word yet from me in law and no confirmation of when refugees will start to go home more than six hundred forty thousand range of muslims afraid of military crackdown in milan's for heightened state since august last year. has more from bangkok. after two days of talks in naperville myanmar's capital officials from bangladesh and myanmar have started to talk about the implementation of agreement they reached those two nations on the repatriation of those more than six hundred fifty thousand refugees who fled from rakhine state over into bangladesh now they say that within two years they want all of the refugees to have returned to work and state now there are discussions over the two days of exactly how to implement that one is coming from myanmar side they are saying they have announced that they hav

bangladesh. with the top stories here on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has warned north korea that he also has a nuclear. was in response to. message in which he spoke. on his desk for weapons capable of reaching the u.s. meanwhile the north korean leader has welcomed south korea's support for his offer to hold talks. cross border communications. the us president has threatened to cut aid to the palestinian authority saying it's no longer willing to talk peace last month the palestinians after recognizing jerusalem as israel's capital sparking weeks of protest to that the u.s. space and billions of dollars of aid to the p.a. but gets no respect. for us announce it intends to withhold more than two hundred fifty million dollars of aid to pakistan and the decision comes after president again accused the country of being a safe haven for terrorists wasn't jordan has more from washington d.c. . the u.s. president doll tromped used his first tweet of two thousand and eighteen to attack the pakistani government accuse the pakistanis of n

al-jazeera refugio camp under there. is a levy is the spokesman for unicef and bangladesh he says unicef has set up one hundred sixty eight child protection communities to help prevent trafficking child protection committees are formed we've community leaders and haven't just ten to twenty need to inform and to prevent all the families of these kind of profiting actions and as a player we have over thirty thousand i don't listen to that in adolescence clubs we have five hundred fifty adolescents and there they are told. is so specific leigh we have life skills based education so a describes his basic occasion is helping them to understand all these issues of trafficking or violence and as it was when mention is easy for. parents and people with a g.'s they lack of safe reliance a key which is so we've the department of social service of the government of bangladesh we are starting now past ones with lumps on one thousand of the most when you have the families so that they don't have to give their daughters like they do now in marriage to traffickers it will be a menu with twenty measures that we have a group working in th

the village he doubts anyone will ever be punished for that child strafford al jazeera could do problem or a future camp bangladesh spain supreme court has postponed a decision on whether a european arrest warrants will be reissued for former catalan leader colace predictable wisdom on travelled from brussels to copenhagen a one day where he delivered a speech criticizing what he called the persecution of catalan m.p.'s by the spanish central government earlier monday catalonia parliament officially proposed would you want to return as president for another term. maybe i'm mistaken but i believe that nor or their nor their european country will find acceptable such from seclusion of a democratically elected government certainly not to denmark but in the spain frank show don't you just feel lucky. the whole year but your blood when gauged in dogs even with the basque terrorist group eta has refused to listen or to start at they all luck with that death on representatives. former football star george ware has been sworn in as liberia's new president the fifty one year old won by a landslide in a runoff vote in decem

their village he doubts anyone will ever be punished for that chance strafford al jazeera couponing refused camp bangladesh. a former south african health official is apologize for the deaths of one hundred forty three mentally disabled patients that occurred under her tenure the patients died of hunger and the collector of being moved to privately run facilities more than fifty still missing and is turning a page report in johannesburg the families want answers. the families of the one hundred and forty three mentally disabled patients who died under this woman's watch into song when she entered the room. the song to moms. dani much longer was the top prevention health official when more than a thousand patients from a facility called life is a dominie were moved into an regis did care facilities because she thought they needed to be reintegrated into society and to save money many of the care centers were ill equipped despite other witnesses testimony to the contrary she insists she was never warned lives were at risk. i want to apologize for the loss of life during the implementation of the project i kn

al-jazeera. and a very good documentary by calling. on the plight of the rohingya in bangladesh doles of made it to the squalid refugee camps there may have escaped with their lives but they now face an uncertain future in one of the world's poorest countries what does the future hold for them in bangladesh watch a documentary by clicking on the documentaries tab at al-jazeera dot com and then on one a one. all right let's now take a look at the day's other news here in our london new center mari. hi there yes we begin with news from saudi arabia where state media is reporting that eleven princes have been detained in riyadh and are awaiting trial after staging a protest outside the royal palace of princes as said to be being held in a dettori a high security prison which is in contrast with the dozens of other high profile figures who were detained in a luxury hotel last year during an anti corruption drive are conflicting reports about what sparked the protest it sounds saying it was about the removal of state subsidies while others say it was about the previous round of deten

which as many as seven thousand people of thoughts have been killed al-jazeera strafford reports now from the refugee camp in bangladesh. the system is fifteen and seventeen years old samia the soldiers tied them to trees and gang rapes them the eldest says assisted clint useless as the second man began to brutalize. beyond me surrounded all house she says my sister and i were in the bathrooms the soldiers buzzed in and drank this outside seven men raped me. she says passers by found them unconscious and still tied to the trees. it was difficult to walk she says but they helped us it took us fifteen days to walk to the bangladesh border. rights groups say that the myanmar army used gang rape as part of its ethnic cleansing campaign that killed thousands of people and destroyed their homes in rakhine state they also say that myanmar's case highlights massive floors in the international criminal justice system and there are questions being asked as to whether the interests of powerful countries like china could jeopardize myanmar ever fully being called to account gathering evidence in myanmar is almost impossible at the

al-jazeera country. and our next report in the series is from a crowded refugee camp in bangladesh says the home to hundreds of thousands of rohingya twenty eight hundred could see some return to myanmar on the voluntary patri asian plan you can watch that story here on al-jazeera on saturday meanwhile save the children says thousands of pregnant rohingya women and new mothers need care in bangladesh the aid organization says it expects as many as forty eight thousand babies to be born in refugee camps this year as more than one hundred thirty women a day giving birth often in unsanitary conditions and without adequate medical help there now more than eight hundred fifty thousand rohingya refugees in bangladesh it's estimated that sixty percent are children and almost five percent operating in women. at least four hundred thousand people in thailand are considered stateless with no registered citizenship the actual number could be more than three million many are members of ethnic minorities living in border areas as when harry forced on my tongue it's a problem the thai government wants to resolve by twent

their village he doubts anyone will ever be punished for that chance strafford al jazeera couponing refused camp bangladesh. their oil spill from the sunken iranian tanker in the east china sea has tripled in size the slick has expanded to cover three hundred thirty two square kilometers in a week scientists of one of a large scale environmental catastrophe the light crude oil the timecode was carrying is highly toxic to marine life it was carrying one million dollars a barrel of oil when it collided with another ship this month the vessel bone for eight days before it sank still ahead on al-jazeera this norwegian schemes her way to gold up her injury layoff peter is going to have all the details in school. and it's time for the sport here's peter thank you very much manchester united's number seven shoot made famous by eric cantona david beckham and christiane a rebel the will now be worn by alexa sanchez the strike a complete city's move from arsenal on monday sanchez swaps places with his fellow twenty nine year old henrik italian the chilean spent three and a half years at arsenal and has also won the

al-jazeera countering. our next report in the series is from a crowded refugee camp in bangladesh that's not home to hundreds of thousands of twenty eighteen could see some returning to neighboring me in ma under the volunteer repatriation plan you can see that story here on al-jazeera on saturday save the children says thousands of pregnant woman a new mothers in the hinge of refugee camps in bangladesh are urgently in the care it organization says it expects as many as forty eight thousand babies to be born in the camps in twenty eighteen that's more than one hundred thirty women a day giving birth often in unsanitary conditions without adequate medical help there are no more than eight hundred fifty thousand range of refugees in bangladesh it's estimated that sixty percent are children and almost five percent are pregnant woman. case of conflict and humanitarian advocacy advisor to save the children and he says there are limits to what aid agencies can do. it is six hundred fifty thousand refugees who came irene the space of just a couple of months into an area that wasn't really prepared to say except th

al-jazeera countering. the next report in the series is from a crowded refugee camp in bangladesh that's now home to hundreds of thousands of ranger twenty eighteen could see some of them returning to neighboring near me in mandurah voluntary patrick. and you can see that story here on al-jazeera on saturday. that is four hundred thousand people in thailand are considered stateless with nowhere to test and ship the actual number could be more than three million many members of ethnic minorities living in border areas and as wayne hay reports from a tongue it's a problem the thai government wants to resolve by twenty twenty four in the hills of northern thailand there are a million people whose lives have been hanging in the balance for years people in this village in chiang mai province belong to the ethnic group whose ancestors migrated around the region centuries ago facing persecution along the way those living here now have been in thailand for generations but many still don't have type paperwork the village chief says he was the last person here to be granted citizenship sixteen years ago. in the past i

al-jazeera. al-jazeera. swear every. man. as thousands of rodin just seek refuge in bangladesh a new armed group is taking shape fighting the government and me and mark only because they refuse to give us our basic rights as citizens for the first time a member of the ira can ruin just salvation army talks to al-jazeera at this time. president trump says he'll approve the iran nuclear deal one last time but the u.s. will withdraw if it isn't strengthened in the next one hundred and twenty days.

world so no matter how you take it al-jazeera will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you al-jazeera. as thousands of broken just seek refuge in bangladesh and new armed group is taking shape fighting the government and me and mom only because the reason. used to people's basic rights as citizens but for the first time a member of the our kind of salvation army talks to al-jazeera at this time we know the culture we know the problems that affect this part of the world very very well and that is something that we're trying to take to the rest of the world we have gone to places and reported on a story that it might take an international network for months to be able to do it united nations peacekeepers i think really anti-riot. we are challenging the voices were challenging companies who are going to places where nobody else is going. the u.n. report the documents human rights violations in yemen and the claims are all sides of the conflict of violating international humanitarian law.

al-jazeera parts. randi refugees who escaped to bangladesh are due to start returning to me in march from next week more than six hundred fifty thousand and living in camps after fleeing violence and persecution in the past five months but the u.n. and rights groups are raising grave concerns about the repatriation process charles stratford has more. these really enjoy men women and children just some of the new arrivals they fled myanmar into bangladesh in recent days and now being provided shelter in the refugee camps close to the border to hurry begum says she paid a boat with around seventy dollars to ferry her family across the river into bangladesh. but she and her three sons then got separated from her husband's sixteen year old daughter and the boy's grandmother she doesn't know where they are my son is a. little the me and my soldiers were demanding girls they said give us girls and save yourselves they have been giving there are hidden cards that say we are from bangladesh was that the myanmar government considers the really just legal immigrants and they've suffered decades of persecution the

chance trafford al-jazeera could to prolong refugio camp bangladesh. jollibee here's a spokesman for unicef in bangladesh he says unicef a set up one hundred sixty eight child protection communities to help prevent trafficking child protection committees are formed we've community leaders and have inst ten to twenty needs to inform and to prevent or the families of these kind of quasi king actions and as a player we have all the thirty thousand dollars sense that in other sense clubs we have five hundred fifty adolescents and there they are taught. is so basically we have life skills based education so i just lives its basic education is helping them to understand all these issues of trafficking or violence and as it was when i mentioned. before. parents and people with a g.'s they lack of safe reliance a cubit is so we've the department of social service of the government of bangladesh we are starting now. from one thousand of the most renewable families so that they don't have to give their daughters like they do now in marriage to traffickers it wil

gymnastics could lose millions in sponsorships dion estabrook al-jazeera there's concern over the planned return of summer hinge refugees from bangladesh to me and our government leaders in manama announced that repatriation centers in rakhine state were open and ready to receive some of them as of tuesday parts of crossed the border bangladesh officials say the paperwork for the refugees is incomplete it comes as a former u.s. diplomat resigned from an advisory council after a heated exchange with leader aung san suu kyi bill richardson said he feared that the crisis was being whitewashed man mark hughes's him of pursuing his own agenda turkish security forces arrested fifty thousand refugees on the land border with jordan greece refugees are becoming increasingly desperate and turning to smugglers for different routes lawrence lee has an exclusive report. is done will isn't well known as a gathering point for refugees yet there is all the evidence you need that a significant smuggling operation is based here. in the central districts of x. arrive people from all kinds of places. looking a fast so eritrea sri lanka pakistan nobody wan