been put forth by the bangladeshi government there are rows and rows of red roofs they sort of look like barracks on this uninhabited island apparently some infrastructure has the gun to be built but she says first and foremost she needs to hear from the bangladeshi government that the security of these refugees would be assured right now he doesn't have an answer and she also stressed that none of these refugees can be forcibly transferred to the island that it would have to be voluntary for the thing that actually governments parts they say that it is very congested inside the mega camps in cox's bazaar the conditions there they say would not be are not as good as they would be on this island and there has been the significant environmental impacts impacts of these are as a result of seven hundred thousand refugees coming since august of two thousand and seventeen the camp sits on an elephant migration route and the jungle has been heavily deforested but the bottom line is that according to the un special rapporteur are despite not getting any cooperation from the me and our government

benjamin the bangladeshi government and myanmar have come up with every patch to send back some of these rohingya refugees to myanmar but of course as we heard there from the special repertory the situation in myanmar doesn't allow them to return right now what precisely is happening on the ground and why are many of the refugees refusing to return and what would they like to see happen before they're able to go back. well part of the problem is there's very little to which to return in the wake of their departure or in the midst of their departure so much of what they had was either destroyed in the cases of their houses it was it was killed or slaughtered in the cases of much of their livestock or was confiscated by the authorities or by the the other inhabitants of reclined state and so it begs the question is not only that that that they are unwilling to return because they know they're not citizens they know they risk the same sorts of dangers to their lives and limbs that they've already experience but even if they were welcomed with open arms from the standpoint of pure physical s

on thursday where the bangladeshi government plans to resettle refugees from myanmar some seven hundred fifty thousand ruhi get fled to bangladesh in twenty seventeen a military crackdown in myanmar's rakhine state let's bring in a name who is in dhaka for is a time to talk us through what we heard from the un special rapporteur on myanmar. holy the headline is really this she's saying that this is a regional problem that is fast becoming one with global implications she cited the deportations by saudi arabia and india of rohingya refugee she said she was dismayed and of course has mentioned this is a violation of international law and she said that because me and maher is has not made the democratic reforms as stated that violence continues in the country people continue to be intimidated and sort of coaxed into fleeing over the border into bangladesh people's homes continue to be burned and more than one hundred sixty two thousand people are internally displaced in myanmar she said something that probably is not what they would have wanted to hear that the idea of these people being a

this is boston shark or floating island the bangladeshi government says refugees would be able to fishand farm and have access to education and health care but lisa says she's concerned about the isolation of the flood prone island and the safety of refugees she says not one should be forced to move there at atlanta. we may die there we came here to save our lives who will not go there to die. refugees say they're still struggling to survive many people are dying here to perk loss' another infectious diseases are spreading were given rations but they are not adequate enough we stay mostly hungry with dim prospects of going home in the near future refugees hope the bangladeshi government will improve camp conditions and their lives will become more tolerable natasha going to al-jazeera dhaka a recent bombing in several hijackings in northern ireland's second largest city have raised fears of a new paramilitary threat police are looking at the suspected involvement of this in republican groups the new ira which wants to end british control of the province and as lieve barker reports now

tens of millions of dollars stolen from bangladeshi central bank via the federal reserve bank of new york and then laundered in the philippines. the money and the thieves then vent. and steve on this episode a one on one east we investigate one of the biggest bank robberies a modern times and ask how the cyber hackers got away with it. well you covered it. and i am a. relic of a not only. jacka the capital of bangladesh. a teeming chaotic city and one of the world's poorest. seventy million people live here assertive then surviving on less than two dollars a day. bangladesh has one of the world's fastest growing economies. it's a country on the up but one that could ill afford to lose more than eighty million dollars of taxpayers' money. bangladesh bank the country's central bank is at the heart of its economic system. it overlooks a busy roundabout inductors financial district. high walls and tight security to stop anyone getting in who shouldn't be there. sometimes physical barriers aren't enough for this heist nobody broke in and nobody took anything away in crime was perpetrated

refugee relief and repatriation commission is that as soon as it gets the green light from the bangladeshi government they will move refugees to the island now as you just said. is expected to speak later on friday and we are hoping that you could to touch on the republican plan. also very controversial to. indeed i do want to mention one more thing about boston char one of the things that we are expected to hear from ms lee is whether or not the bangladeshi government can guarantee the safety of these refugees and allay the concerns that human rights groups have about the island the other issue is this repatriation plan you might recall that in november there was a massive outcry and protests among working to refugees when they would actually government announced that it had reached an agreement with the and mark to transfer about twenty two hundred refugees back to the country the outcry was to the extent that these refugees were so terrified some were saying that they would commit suicide in light of all that the bangladeshi government said ok since no one is volunteering to go because

this is boston shark or floating island the bangladeshi government says refugees would be able to fish and farm and have access to education and health care but lisa says she's concerned about the isolation of the flood prone island and the safety of refugees she says not one should be forced to move there at atlanta the planet we may die there we came here to save our lives who will not go there to die. refugees say they're still struggling to survive many people are dying here to pick loss' and of infectious diseases spreading where given rations but they are not adequate enough we stay mostly hangry with dem prospects of going home in the near future refugees hope the bangladeshi government will improve camp conditions and their lives will become more tolerable natasha going to al-jazeera dhaka gaza has started dispersing fifteen million dollars worth of aid from qatar off the money was redirected to the united nations israel brought the donation meant to help run civil services in the besieged strip the money was authorized to be released on friday but with conditions that hamas re

this is boston shark or floating island the bangladeshi government says refugees would be able to fish and farm and have access to education and health care but lisa says she's concerned about the isolation of the flood prone island and the safety of refugees she says not one should be forced to move there edited out of the planet we may die there we came here to save our lives we will not go there to die. refugees say there's. still struggling to survive many people are dying here to prick loss' and other infectious diseases are spreading were given rations but they are not adequate enough we stay mostly hangry with dim prospects of going home in the near future refugees hope the bangladeshi government will improve camp conditions and their lives will become more tolerable natasha going to name al jazeera. israeli airstrikes targeting iranian forces in syria provoking fears of sparking a full scale war israeli attacks earlier this week in damascus killed dozens of people reported to be iranian and process and government fighters experts in tehran say the killings are a dangerous escal

this is boston shark or floating island the bangladeshi government says refugees would be able to fish and farm and have access to education and health care but lisa says she's concerned about the isolation of the flood prone island and the safety of refugees she says not one should be forced to move there and atlanta the planet we may die there we came here to save our lives who will not go there to die. refugees say they're still struggling to survive many people are dying here to break los is another infectious diseases are spreading we're given russians but they're not adequate enough we stay mostly hungry with dim prospects of going home in the near future refugees hope the bangladeshi government will improve camp conditions and their lives will become more tolerable latasha going to. yellow vests protesters in france are keeping up pressure on president emanuel macron several evening rallies were held across the country marking the eleventh week of protests against certain demonstrations called on the president of the roche and say he's out of touch with citizens so called yellow

this is boston shark or floating island the bangladeshi government says refugees would be able to fish and farm and have access to education and health care but lisa says she's concerned about the isolation of the flood prone island and the safety of refugees she says not one should be forced to move there at atlanta the planet we may die there we came here to save our lives who will not go there to die. refugees say they're still struggling to survive many people are dying here pretty close is another infectious spreading we're given russians but they're not adequate enough mostly hungry with dim prospects of going home in the near future refugees hope the bangladeshi government will improve camp conditions and their lives will become more tolerable natasha going to. dhaka facebook has announced plans to integrate three of the world's biggest messaging applications whatsapp instagram and facebook messenger the company's working to get the three applications talking to each other while remaining separate services the plan is in its early stages but could be completed by the end of this

in the bangladeshi capital dhaka so tough it was going to happen to this group of men. well what we can tell you confirm is that they arrived two am in the morning today by saudi airline zero two thirteen all men there's no woman and children they're currently being held by the immigration authorities and the airport police what they're telling us that these people will be interrogated because they obtained this passport on fraudulent ways and they're carrying bangladeshi passport under the law they could be possibly prosecuted and taken to jail but they also went on to say that it is up to the higher authorities if they'll be actually moved to a refugee camp in cox or will be sent to jail they're not willing to give us any detail we were not allowed to pictures i mean take a video footage of them we just stopped and at stanford and from our source that's all we know we don't know their condition their health and what when they actually went but the immigration authorities say that most going through their passport what they can tell that most of these when they're arou

the lack of schools the mood here has improved considerably since last november that is when the bangladeshi government abandoned a repatriation plan in an undisclosed agreement with the government of myanmar bangladesh had hoped to return about twenty two hundred refugees to me and bar the un warned that that could be a violation of international law there was a real outcry here and that play on it was halted so now the un special report her is shifting her attention to an island called bastion sorry it's a remote island and the government is hoping to shift a significant portion of the road into refugees here to that island it is in the path of typhoons in sight phones it's prone to flooding it's literally called a floating island it's comprised primarily of silt but the bangladeshi government has already begun construction on housing and human rights groups say that refugees might not have access to basic services they've even called this island like living in a prison so the u.n. special reporter is hoping to go to beslan chart no word yet on whether or not she'll be allowed access. well

the lack of schools the mood here has improved considerably since last november that is when the bangladeshi government abandoned a repatriation plan in an undisclosed agreement with the government of myanmar bangladesh had hoped to return about twenty two hundred refugees to me and bar the un warned that that could be a violation of international law there was a real outcry here and that play on it was halted so now the un special report her is shifting her attention to an island called bastion sorry it's a remote island and the government is hoping to shift a significant portion of the rohingya refugees here to that island it is in the path of typhoons and cycling's it's prone to flooding it's literally called a floating island it's comprised primarily of silt but the bangladeshi government has already begun construction on housing and human rights groups say that refugees might not have access to basic services they've even called this island like living in a prison so the u.n. special reporter is hoping to go to boston chart no word yet on whether or not she'll be allowed access. the peo

that critics say the bangladeshi prime minister's landslide victory in sunday's election could allow her to become even more authoritarian sure ha seen as party won more than ninety five percent of seats in parliament securing her a third consecutive term in office but a student's movement which backed her campaign has been accused of violence and voter intimidation chance stratford put those allegations of the movement's leader . twenty five year old son hussein is the leader of bangladeshis ruling party student movement called the child to a leak it has tens of thousands of supporters the opposition say prime minister sheikh hasina used the chance or leaked to intimidate threaten and commit acts of violence against them during the election campaign. including this attack on the motorcade of opposition leader kemal hussain. people to the victims with the awami league. mission there was no violence committed by the roaming the us we followed the election commission well and we kept communication ties with the awami league candidates they needed to know what the younger generation wan

the lack of schools the mood here has improved considerably since last november that is when the bangladeshi government abandoned a repatriation plan in an undisclosed agreement with the government of myanmar bangladesh had hoped to return about twenty two hundred refugees to me and bar the un warned that that could be a violation of international law there was a real outcry here and that play on it was halted so now the un special report her is shifting her attention to an island called bastion sorry it's a remote island and the government is hoping to shift a significant portion of the rohingya refugees here to that island it is in the path of typhoons and cycling's it's prone to flooding it's literally called a floating island it's comprised primarily of silt but the bangladeshi government has already begun construction on housing and human rights groups say that refugees might not have access to basic services they've even called this island like living in a prison so the u.n. special reporter is hoping to go to beslan chart no word yet on whether or not she'll be allowed access. now peo

the lack of schools the mood here has improved considerably since last november that is when the bangladeshi government abandoned a repatriation plan in an undisclosed agreement with the government of myanmar bangladesh had hoped to return about twenty two hundred refugees to me and bar the un warned that that could be a violation of international law there was a real outcry here and that play on it was halted so now the un special report her is shifting her attention to an island called bastion sorry it's a remote island and the government is hoping to shift a significant portion of the rohingya refugees here to that island it is in the path of typhoons and cycles it's prone to flooding it's literally called a floating island it's comprised primarily of silt but the bangladeshi government has already begun construction on housing and human rights groups say that refugees might not have access to basic services they've even called this island like living in. prison so the u.s. has a reporter is hoping to go to boston char no word yet on whether or not she'll be allowed access people in taiwa

this is boston shark or floating island the bangladeshi government says refugees would be able to fish and farm and have access to education and health care but lisa says she's concerned about the isolation of the flood prone island and the safety of refugees she says not one should be forced to move there at atlanta. we may die there we came here to save our lives who will not go there to die. refugees say they're still struggling to survive many people are dying here to prick loss' and other infectious diseases are spreading were given rations but they are not adequate enough we stay mostly hangry with dem prospects of going home in the near future refugees hope the bangladeshi government will improve camp conditions and their lives will become more tolerable natasha going to al-jazeera dhaka. bolivia's main city law passes facing a waste disposal crisis after lines like closed its rubbish dump cracks in the landfill exposed a dark liquid which community leaders say is dangerous for those living nearby streets and piling up with garbage city officials have asked residents to keep was

this is boston shark or floating island the bangladeshi government says refugees would be able to fish and farm and have access to education and health care but lisa says she's concerned about the isolation of the flood prone island and the safety of refugees she says not one should be forced to move there and it does not have the planet we may die there we came here to save our lives who will not go there to die. refugees say they're still struggling to survive many people are dying him to park loss' and of infectious diseases a spreading we're given russians but they're not adequate enough we stay mostly hungry with dim prospects of going home in the near future refugees hope the bangladeshi government will improve camp conditions and their lives will become more tolerable natasha going to name al-jazeera dhaka. still ahead here on al-jazeera the taliban and the united states move closer towards an afghan peace agreement but major differences still remain. such even his brother why concern is growing among the families of protesters tain in sudan. by the springtime flowers of a mount

twenty five year old son hussein is the leader of bangladeshis ruling party student movement called the child to a leak it has tens of thousands of supporters the opposition say prime minister sheikh hasina used the chance really to intimidate threaten and commit acts of violence against them during the election campaign. including this attack on the motorcade of opposition leader kemal hussain. to be able to see the victims with the awami league. mission there was no violence committed by the roaming the us we followed the election commission when we kept communication ties with the awami league candidates they needed to know what the younger generation wants the opposition alliance has rejected the election is demanding another under a neutral interim government hussain rejects the allegation made by international human rights organizations that the league and the sheikh hasina has committed major human rights violations including forced disappearances and the murder of opposition activists. sina has become known to the international community as a mother of humanity we were able to h

the bangladeshi government says the refugees who moved to boston shar would have access to health care and education be able to fish and farm and visit their families in the camps in cox's bazaar despite the challenges of living in the world's largest refugee settlement none of the refugees we spoke to want to move to a place they fear is dangerous and it's hostage in a xerox dhaka. the afghan taliban has named one of its co-founders to lead its political office in qatar dani birds are is expected to join to go see asians with the us which looked to be gaining momentum victoria again the reports abdul ghani baradar was the former right hand man of taliban found. he spent eight years in a pakistani prison before he was released last october analysts say his appointment as political leader of the taliban's of his thing cattle shows the armed groups commitment to the afghan peace process he is somebody who all was favored negotiations in peace talks and therefore the pakistani government put him in prison years back and here he has this anti pakistan narrative and at the same time favorin

in the foreseeable future given the ongoing violence there and she said that she is asking the bangladeshi government rather to be patient and exercise caution and prepare for more longer term hosting of the almost one million refugees that are here one of the solutions that bangladeshi government has been putting forth is the notion of transferring about one hundred thousand rohingya refugees to a remote island called boston shar up until yesterday the un special rapporteur tour has not been allowed to visit she did benedetti government has build built rather barracks and is. chris rupture and they say that refugees will be able to fish and arm they have access to the sick services and the ability to this is their families in the bank a camp in cox's bazaar but the un special rapporteur says that she is very concerned about how isolated this island is about the fact that it's often in the path of supply phones and typhoons and prone to flooding and that any relocation of rohingya as first and foremost can only be assured if the security situation is intact and even if these regular refuge

this is boston shark or floating island the bangladeshi government says refugees would be able to fish and farm and have access to education and health care but lisa says she's concerned about the isolation of the flood prone island and the safety of refugees she says not one should be forced to move there and atlanta to the planet we may die there we came here to save our lives who will not go there to die. refugees say they're still struggling to survive many people are dying here to break los is another infectious diseases are spreading we're given rations but they are not adequate enough we stay mostly hungry with dim prospects of going home in the near future refugees hope the bangladeshi government will improve camp conditions and their lives will become more tolerable natasha going to al-jazeera dhaka yellow vests protesters in france are keeping up pressure on president emanuel background several rallies were held across the country marking the eleventh week of protests against him demonstrators calling the president of the virtue and say he's out of touch with ordinary citizen

the bangladeshi government says the refugees who moved to boston shar would have access to health care and education be able to fish and farm and visit their families in the camps in cox's bazaar despite the challenges of living in the world's largest refugee settlement none of the refugees we spoke to want to move to a place they fear is dangerous natasha in a zeroth dhaka. now to developments in sudan where the leader of the largest opposition party has called on the government to bow to mass protests and relinquish power so the address hundreds of supporters at a mosque in hard to human rights groups say more than forty protestors have been killed since demonstrations began last month a rally started out as protests against rising food prices that have grown to an uprising calling for the end of president tomorrow bashir has thirty year rule that morgan brings us more on this story now from hard to. following friday prayers dozens came out to protest against the government of president armitage bashir people have been doing straight in for five weeks now demanding that the president

the bangladeshi government says the refugees who moved to boston shar would have access to health care and education be able to fish and farm and visit their families in the camps in cox's bazaar despite the challenges of living in the world's largest refugee settlement none of the refugees we spoke to want to move to a place they fear is dangerous natasha in a zero dhaka. now brazil's fire brigade is saying that some two hundred people missing after a dam collapse near the city of belo horizonte southeast seven people are confirmed dead after this disaster. helicopter rescue teams are searching for survivors the collapse of the down which is part of an iron ore mine complex unleashed a torrent of lod on nearby villages president diable sonars says he will fly over the area on saturday to assess what measures need to be taken. in indonesia the number of people known to have died in floods and landslides also the way sea island has risen to fifty nine many villages living near an overflowing dam had to be evacuated thousands more have been forced to leave their homes and choose day afte

young we is getting a news conference after visiting an island off bangladesh on thursday where the bangladeshi government wants to resettle refugees let's listen in to what she has to say that these around the country continue to be subject to domination by the central government and the military is part of the official stance that the working towards peace. just as an accountability is urgently needed. and we must begin just transitional justice and that initiatives throughout the country there are lessons to be learnt from the asian region and countries further afield that pursuit innovative and dynamic just traditional and nontraditional measures your issue of justice for human rights violations i believe that we are will be greatly assisted by exploring the transitional justice spellers of truth justice or gratian zinged guarantees of clients it is clear to me that under the two thousand and eight constitution myanmar cannot be caught bombers and until the constitution has real reform that transition to just as or not be achieved and greatly concerned that the enduring repressive environme

private sector research linking north korea to the heist was strong link each from sony actors to the bangladeshi bank actors is a theory that intonation state is wrong things that's a big. that's different. do you believe there are nations. i do. allegations or hacking whether from security firms or officials in the united states and south korea all denied by the north korean government but no matter who is behind the bangladesh bank job north career or an unknown crime syndicate could there be another cyber heist well they have already been more attempts in twenty seventeen taiwan's far eastern international bank was attacked by hackers trying to steal millions of dollars using the swift payment system the banks declined to comment russia's central bank has said hackers took control of computers at an unnamed russian bank in twenty seventeen and used a swift system to steal six million dollars and in february twenty eighth hackers tried to steal nearly two million dollars from india's city union bank the bank said there were similarities with the bangladesh case. on the trail of the missing mil

wiwith that in mind, how are the bangladeshis feeling about these charges s of irregularitieies? arare they angryry? nimisha: they are dedefinitely angry. ththat is what we are hearing on the ground. more importantly, they are scared. they a are not coming out openly or in protesest of trying to challenge this election and a more open way. this is crucial to why there would be a reelection. back in 96, it was sheikh hasina that pushed through reelection. then she had a massive p powerfl party and the peoeople's moveme. this time you will not see that. helena: thank you, nimisha jaiswal reporting for us. elizabeth warren has taken a key step toward running in 2020. she has formed an exexploratory cocommittee. she e has had several run-ins wh president donald trump. he called her pocahontas. once to the doubts about her native american roots. dozens are m misng following an explosion and an apartmentt building in russia. this blast happened earlier in the morning when many residents were sleep tories believe it was caused by a gas leak. security forces into that have fired at tear

seen any scrutiny is impossible whether so much corruption when illegal immigrant crosses from the bangladeshi border for as little as fifty dollars he pays he gets a passage into india he comes into india and for as little as you know less than fifty dollars he is able to make a router card which is necessary as a citizen in india for you to watch you know he even gets in certain extreme cases a passport a government passport that's the level of corruption if that is the level of corruption how do you verify these countries are stressed we will have more and more people coming in so the idea that only those who are persecuted would be allowed into that ideal situation and i don't see any luck at all there. is little events that's also not concerned that is very much the people of the north east are these are purely that this will open for. it's us ramos or illegals offered over political onslaught ad. is a comma i hear what you say i'm just trying to see what actually is a response so let me just share this with everybody this comes from the b j p for india twitter page it says the modi gover

bangladeshis ruling party is still hanging by the thousands in this duck and neighborhood. opposition candidates and their supporters tell us when they try to hang their banners many were threatened beaten by pro-government supporters and often detained by the police. people are nervous to comment about the election all those we spoke to in public at least said they accepted the result in the form of it's normal someone when someone loses i'm a poor man what can i do of the prime minister sheikh hasina is a leak party won more than ninety percent of the contested two hundred ninety eight seats there is anger and fear among the opposition and its supporters that has seen him who has already served three terms says the vote was free and fair. the election commission says that it will investigate allegations of voter fraud but the main opposition alliance that has rejected this election and he's demanding that another one be held says that the election commission has been corrupted by the ruling party and there is mounting evidence of votes of full. mohammed our son. is a memb

election was free and fair the united nations put out a statement as well saying off the ocean bangladeshis to maintain peace but this does not mean that they are rejecting the election the pressure of course is all trying to be built up by the opposition itself they are what they have been meeting since the election happened and the on the job opposition come in a sense has also come out again urging banga the issue as well as the international community to reject this election to hold of the reelection under the caretaker government and this is what he had to say they hope to do in the indefinite community will take notice and since the international community on the basis of the united nations charter and united nations decisions. should not recognize any government which does not have the same concern to people. so that was beneficial position need to come out of the saints speaking to the new mission so bangladesh has a history of contested elections but how angry are people about reports of irregularities off to this latest election. for christine the people are definitely angry but m

bangladeshys have a credible fear.inese nationals showing up doing the same thing, spending tens of thousands of dollars because they know once they get processed and let free, they will be in the interior united states and they are going to have to wait two to five years probably for the backlog of cases no judge at that point is going to let them go. other scams and schemes did you go to the border you see just aren't being reported on. >> tucker: it sounds like if you just saw this standing there and mexico border. it's not hidden information, so if you were a producer for like a 10:00 p.m. cable show on cnn you probably should coo have gotten that information yourself, right? >> more fun to call trump and everybody who wants border security a racist. >> tucker: is islam a race? >> no, no. it's not. but the left likes to conflate. islam as a nonwhite religious tradition that's how they usually even though there are people muslim faith are at white. >> tucker: florence of arain yanchts whole bunch of ways we can go o

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senior production office in dakar i am sure that they are well aware of this deportation because bangladeshi media also have given some coverage so i believe they will be they will be put in the refugee camp they will not be detained again because by law they should accept in them by knowing that they are really nice some way thank you very much indeed for your time thank you you thank. oh i just about top top story now the coup attempts in government speak to macquarie to delhi model he's a consultant who specializes in security and humanitarian law he joins us now from the kenyan capital nairobi reports of the coup leaders have been arrested how surprised are you that this takeover attempt was even made and was it doomed to fail from the start or thank you for having me surprised in a way because since the last election we thought some of the resistance on bongos family has been dying out and now. vindicating the surprise actually the coup is aborted the authors of the coup are us that and i think we are going back to the issue of legitimacy of the bongo formalise rule for the past half a

so the heist was strong link each from sony actors to the bangladeshi bank actors is accurate that intonation stage is wrong things that's a big. that's different. do you believe there are nations. i do. allegations or hacking whether from security firms or officials in the united states and south korea all denied by the north korean government but no matter who is behind the bangladesh bank job north career or an unknown crime syndicate could there be another cyber heist well they have already been more attempts in twenty seventeen taiwan's far eastern international bank was attacked by hackers trying to steal millions of dollars using the swift payment system the banks declined to comment russia's central bank has said hackers took control of computers at an unnamed russian bank in twenty seventeen and used to swift system to steal six million dollars and in february twenty eighth hackers tried to steal nearly two million dollars from india's city union bank the bank said there were similarities with the bangladesh case. on the trail of the missing millions i visited many places from the he

election was free and fair the united nations put out a statement as well saying off the ocean bangladeshis to maintain these but this does not mean that they are rejecting the election the pressure of course is all trying to be built up by the opposition and so they have been in meetings since the election happened and all the little ball position has also come out again with the international community to reject this election to hold of reelection under the caretaker government and this is what he had to say. and the international community on the basis of the united nations and united nations decisions. any government which does not have. consent to do. so that was bangladesh opposition leader come out of the saints speaking to a new mission so bangladesh has a history of contested elections but how angry are people about reports of irregularities after this latest election. well christine the people are definitely angry but more importantly they are scared of the waters the new itself spoke to who experience intimidation at the polling booth one of them agreed to speak to us anonymously

the saudi arabian authorities have forced back at least thirteen drone injuns who are carrying bangladeshi passport there i've been in charge of all international airport in the capital dhaka they were carrying bangladeshi passport around two am in the morning right now they're under processing by the bangladesh immigration authorities we spoke to the immigration authorities on the securities and the airport there said look there under process we don't know what the fate will be because they have violated by militias passport law they obtained those five passports fraudulently according to them this thirteen who are all manifolds there have violated the government passport and immigration law so possibly could face detention but it is up to the higher authorities whether they'll go to jail or they'll be sent back to refugee camp in cox bazaar there are other people are waiting in line this could start it trend where many ranges who went to saudi arabia up training passport illegally and those could be possibly sent back to bangladesh right now these people are all in the airport still unde

the lack of schools the mood here has improved considerably since last november that is when the bangladeshi government abandoned a repatriation plan in an undisclosed agreement with the government of myanmar bangladesh had hoped to return about twenty two hundred refugees to me and bar the un warned that that could be a violation of international law there was a real outcry here and that play on it was halted so now the un special report her is shifting her attention to an island called bastion sorry it's a remote island and the government is hoping to shift a significant portion of the road into refugees here to that island it is in the path of typhoons and cycles it's prone to flooding it's literally called a floating island it's comprised primarily of silt but the bangladeshi government has already begun construction on housing and human rights groups say that refugees might not have access to basic services they've even called this island like living in. prison so the un special rapporteur is hoping to go to beslan chart no word yet on whether or not she'll be allowed access. let's take

twenty five year old son hussein is the leader of bangladeshis party student who would call the child truly. it has tens of thousands of supporters the opposition say prime minister sheikh hasina used the chance or leaked to intimidate threaten and commit acts of violence against them during the election campaign. including this attack on the motorcade of opposition leader kemal hussain. to be able to feed the victims with the awami league. mission there was no violence committed by the roaming the us we followed the election commission when we kept communication ties with the awami league candidates they needed to know what the younger generation wants the opposition alliance has rejected the election is demanding another under a neutral interim government hussain rejects the allegation made by international human rights organizations that the awami league and the sheikh hasina has committed major human rights violations including forced disappearances and the murder of opposition activists. sina has become known to the international community as a mother of humanity we were able to

bangladeshis ruling party is still hanging by the thousands in this duck and neighborhood. opposition candidates and their supporters tell us when they try to hang their banners many was beaten by pro-government supporters and often detained by the police. people who are nervous to comment about the election.

to me scrutiny is impossible whether so much corruption when illegal immigrant crosses from the bangladeshi border for as little as fifty dollars he pays he gets a passage into india he comes into india and for as little as you know less than fifty dollars he is able to make a voter card which is necessary as a citizen in india for you to vote you know he even gets in certain extreme cases a passport a government passport and that's the level of corruption if that is the level of corruption how do you verify these countries are stressed we do have more and more people coming in so the idea that only those who are persecuted would be allowed in that's an ideal situation and i don't see that happy at all there and that certainly is there is current events that's also not concerned that is very much the people of the north east so these are purely that this will open for. or really was offered. a lot of land. is a comma and i hear what you say i'm just trying to say what actually is a response so let me just share this with everybody this comes from the b j p for india twitter page it says the

striking workers have hit the streets of the bangladeshi capital dhaka for the fourth day running now they are protesting conditions in the country's garment sector prime minister shake seanie who was reelected at the end of december has raised the minimum monthly wage by over fifty percent of the country's largest industry but the people working there say that's not nearly enough. police fired rubber bullets and tear gas into crowds of demonstrators on the streets of dhaka and some of them fought back with stones over fifty protesters are reported to have been injured in the exchanges so far along with twelve policeman. the garment industry plays a key role in the asian country bangladesh is the second largest manufacturer of clothing globally and its factories supply some of the world's largest retailers although the industry has turned the nation into a major exporter the benefits haven't trickled down much the minimum wage is still just eight thousand taka around ninety five dollars a month the strike and protesters want more. and we are demanding twice that sixteen thousand taka.