at the could to prolong camp in cox's bazar bangladesh. well lots more still to come here in al-jazeera including. celebrations on the streets palestinian political rivals hammer some fatah strike a reconciliation deal after a decade of disagreement and a crackdown on opposition protests why the kenyan government says it's necessary more that stay with us. hello we'll take a look at weather conditions across the americas this time now in north america we've got quite a weather at the moment across more western areas there is a cold front pushing through and that's just been storing the winds up a little bit across parts of california where the wildfires are still raging but hopefully the situation quite down over the weekend we have some snow up over the rockies on friday otherwise there is a frontal system out across parts of the midwest a little pushing toward chicago as we head through some places and rain likely here extending up through the great lakes in towards to wrong to find conditions around the eastern seaboard should be a nice

capsized in the bay of bengal the boat capsized as it was approaching cox's bazar survivors have told local officials of the sixty five people were on board at the time more than one hundred eighty were have died in boating accidents while crossing into bangladesh and more than half a million have fled since fighting erupted in myanmar's kind state. well a field hospital is opened in bangladesh to help some of the hundreds of thousands of refugees from the government run hospitals have been struggling to provide proper medical care from cox's bazar thumbed their child reports. a fully cured failed ospital open in long refugee areas with the help of norway d. and finnish red cross society there are doctors and nurses volunteers from bangor there's red crescent society as well here now this is about the size of. this going to come at it up to sixty and house patients that i don't patient clinic there is a facilities that are surgical unit there are a delivery unit there maternity unit a very impressive set up i must say it's got electric supply water supply and a highly sanitized place

bangladesh hundreds of thousands of for him to refugees are taking shelter in cox's bazar close to the border with me and mark they're fleeing violence in myanmar as a northern rakhine state aid official say camps are getting too crowded thousands are at risk of disease that sit inside story next the news hour after that but i. took assurance on the border with syria and for supporting what is a serious military operation against my own kind of fighters but could this be the beginning of more directly into the war and what will be the cost of inside story.

to cope in makeshift camps across the border in bangladesh bomb a german jew met one woman in cox's bazar who lost almost i mean tough family for resume a big home there is nothing but pain. and. my baby was in my lap and when the soldiers hit me and he fell out of my arms then they pulled me closer to the wall and i could hear that he was crying in after a few minutes i could hear that they were hazing him too she tells us soldiers for me and mars army had set a fire outside the house they were in and then the unthinkable. my baby was thrown into the fire and then they raped me these are pictures of resume his son sadik he was one and a half years old and very playful a happy child she still can't believe is gone. i feel like and then on the inside. then she breaks down. as she wails in agony resume screams out for her mother. a mother who is also no longer alive. when her village of two literally in the district of rakhine state was attacked resume says her parents two sisters and brother were killed as well having fled man maher regime and her husband now live in the long camp in bangl

thousands of british injures a fleeing violence in mammals northern ohio state taking shelter in cox's bazar close to bangladesh's border with me m r us has brought in huge doses of a cholera vaccine to prevent a looming health crisis and those are the latest headlines here on al-jazeera witness is coming next by. indian mining companies heading to australia to build one of the world's biggest mines will it be an economic bonanza for an ecological disaster. at this time i now does it. why the real bad in life were real for. me me. and me so well it's my way. that i had a clue what i'd go through out of never i'm a human again. he likes going and being with a guy. he just gets so excited about going but at the same time it brings up the old memories so he's pretty hard to live with before and after. more so after when he comes back because all these memories are back and it's like he's living it all over again. never given. me a land. all right. when we were younger it was like you couldn't make money was for because you like got to like that in a way mom and when my mom comes full of it look

that they could to prolong camp in cox's bazar bangladesh lost more still to come on al-jazeera including how families desperate for food are being enticed to help them as well as government of the ballot box we live in caracas. and while the people of venice really don't like you if you're a tourist and they want their city back. we have a typhoon making its way towards high nanau as it pushed across the fost out of china it did bring some very very wet weather as you can see been taping down winds not too bad at this stage but those winds really have picked up now and we are looking at damaging winds making their way towards the gulf of tonkin as we go on through the next couple of days or so so there we go sustained winds around one hundred sixty five that is the position of typhoon and it will continue to make its way further west with dive down as we go on into the next twenty four to thirty six hours the equivalent to a category two hurricane on the south the simpsons dallas one moving fairly quickly that around thirty one clematis the flooding rains they will make their way in acro

idea of what you're seeing there in the kind of things that the people that are arriving to cox's bazar need. well you're quite right the sheer scope and speed of the sea of accusation. or expulsion if you will has been staggering for everyone. all of the systems that we have in place here are being overwhelmed. half million people are actually about five hundred fifty thousand added to the three hundred thousand who are already here for several years brings us very close to nine hundred thousand and it could easily go to a million if the current rate of departure continues at the level of about two to three thousand and some days it surges to ten thousand so we're looking at a very serious situation i recall of no other crisis in my lifetime in which the speed of the disaster has developed so quickly yeah and you've been in the job of the international business for migration as an act of general for for nearly ten years and it's quite something that this is the war stuff you've seen it give us an idea of just what the people there need but are their needs being met i mean basically the

the space of having cholera outbreak doses of an oral color of vaccine have already arrived in cox's bazar what will be one of unicef's largest cholera drives. but with persistent bad weather and more arrivals the organization is working against the odds the un has called for an end to the crisis but so far no action has been taken against the myanmar army whose actions have led to the mass exodus of the room. now to some of the other stories making the news today the international committee of the red cross is set to drastically reduce its operations in afghanistan he said it was forced to take the decision after attacks that have killed seven of its staff members this year. the oscar winning hollywood movie producer harvey weinstein has been fired from the production company following allegations of sexual harassment the producer of movies like shakespeare in love in the king's speech is accused of sexually harassing female employees and actresses including ashley judd over a number of years. turkey has reduced visa services at its mission in the united states in retaliation for a simila

doses of an oral color a vaccine have already arrived in cox's bazar what will be one of unicef's largest cholera drives. but with persistent bad weather and more arrivals the organization is working against the odds the un has called for an end to the crisis but so far no action has been taken against the myanmar army whose actions have led to the mass exodus of the room. one of hollywood's most famous and most powerful producers harvey weinstein has been fired from his production company following allegations of sexual harassment the oscar winning producer of movies such as shakespeare in love and the king's speech is accused of sexually harassing female employees and actually says over and number of years weinstein issued a written statement that acknowledged causing quote a lot of pain. while on a lighter note time now for some soccer news on egypt have booked a ticket to the world cup finals for the first time in twenty eight years i last minute goal by muhammad sala sealed a win over congo and top spot in group this was how the result went down and cairo have left the road scenes of

and senior cameraman both of whom have just spent the last two weeks and cox's bazar covering the crisis and joining via skype from a rush of freelance journalist shown he's also one of the fixers who work closely with muhammad and welcome everyone to the street gentlemen it's really good to see you mohammed i'm just thinking out here has spent years covering the hendra so when you went back the most recent time what was your son i meant what were you thinking you wanted to do on the ground. phemie the main thing you know five the end i want to do we traveled there together was to try to give voice to these or hinder refugees who have suffered so much we wanted to go to these camps the official camps the makeshift camps to hear these horrific tales that they are sharing about atrocities that were committed in their villages before they fled and to try to showcase their suffering and what the u.n. is calling a textbook example of ethnic cleansing to our viewers this was my first experience covering the range of story i've not covered this before and it is. i can say when you're there a ki

wanders through the refugee camp and cox's bazar clearly traumatized the eleven year old tells us what happened in myanmar. my father was murdered. his soldiers thankfully i wasn't there. neighbors had hidden and then they brought me to bangladesh. is now searching for her mother she hopes she also made it to bangladesh doesn't even have a tent she sleeps out in the open more than half of the refugees here are children the relief organizations and the government of bangladesh aren't able to support them fully. everything is in short supply tents food and medicine there's just one hospital in the camp where a handful of doctors work around the clock. when they are on the run the heat and the long track are very hard going for those driven from their homes because most people arrive here in very poor condition most of. the most serious cases are treated in the hospital in the provincial capital joe gong many refugees have been maimed by land mines or carry the scars of bullet wounds all of them accuse the myanmar is soldiers of brutality. we want support for them just like on drugs medic

refugee crisis in bangladesh hundreds of thousands of ranger refugees are taking shelter in cox's bazar that's close the bangladeshis border with me and why they're fleeing violence in myanmar's northern rock and state more than one hundred thousand residents in mississippi and alabama are without power as tropical storm nate moves inland from the u.s. gulf coast now it was a hurricane when it made a second u.s. landfall in mississippi and was later downgraded to a tropical storm that's coming up next one of many thanks for watching. women around the world are demanding more respect. but the rise of this new feminist has met a backlash the especially in south korea where men's rights groups are enraged that behind. and a vicious gender has a ruptured aneurysm part. of the ghetto man i'm tired of. on this edition of one on one east we explore how massage is leading to murder in south korea. south korea is one of the most developed nations in asia. but beneath this fast paced progressive aside lies a frightening fact that has one of the highest rates of female homicide in the world. last

at the could to prolong camp in cox's bazar bangladesh. the turkish army says it has started setting up observation posts in syria's province turkey has deployed its troops as part of a deescalation deal with iran and russia it was announced that the soldiers would be advancing south but there are reports that they're heading east close to areas controlled by kurdish forces well elsewhere kurdish forces in iraq of evacuated a number of villages to the south of cocoa commit fears of an attack by iraqi government troops and militia fighters it's believed that iraqi forces have moved into these areas which kurdish forces have controlled since two thousand and fourteen the kurds of accused iraq of getting ready to launch an offensive to seize kurdish held oil fields around the city but baghdad is tonight these claims tensions have been rising between the two governments is the kurdish secession referendum last month charles traffic has the latest from air bill in northern iraq . some very worrying reports here certainly from the k r g saying t

untenable as thousands of range of muslims cross the border every day tandi chaldee has more from cox's bazar in bangladesh things are considerably improving the refugee camps since the big late august when things were very chaotic it was the host community who were the first responders then presence of a lot of aid agencies and this comes. on a field hospital sanitation and water facilities as well now despite all the good effort led by the aid agencies and bring with us government a lot of the basic and essential needs in this camps are still not been met we decided to talk to someone not knowing i refuges here asks them if they know about the conference most of them have no idea about the conference but they're said the food they're getting is not adequate there are nearly six hundred thousand new rohingya refugees in bangladesh according to a new u.n. now most of them are woman children and infant at least sixty percent of them are children the aid agencies and then of those government needs to have a long term strategy a sustainable strategy for the better living conditions schooling as

not big home wanders through the refugee camp and cox's bazar clearly traumatized the eleven year old tells us what happened in myanmar. monday kana my father was murdered by me on mary's soldiers it is thankfully i wasn't there. neighbors had hidden me and then they brought me to bangladesh. a lot of their lives. janet is now searching for her mother she hopes she also made it to bangladesh doesn't even have a tent she sleeps out in the open more than half of the refugees here are children the relief organizations and the government of bangladesh aren't able to support them fully. everything is in short supply tents food and medicine there's just one hospital in the camp where a handful of doctors work around the clock. when they are on the run the heat and the long track are very hard going for those driven from their homes most people arrive here in very poor condition most of. the most serious cases are treated in the hospital in the provincial capital gong many refugees have been maimed by land mines or carry the scars of bullet wounds all of them accuse the myanmar is soldiers o

joining me from cox's bazar in bangladesh is evan schuurman from the save the children charity. incident? the latest we know is that there were about 100 people on board, high numbers of children, search and rescue operations are still ongoing, my lung we don't know more information than that. i think —— unfortunately we do not know more information than that. is a heartbreaking situation and highlights the tragedy happening in myanmar, the fact that so many people are still willing to get on board overcrowded boats and they are literally putting their lives at risk to make it to bangladesh, to a situation where they are safe. as you say, it is a heartbreaking situation. many children are thought to be missing now on this boat. tell us, how has the situation be my generally for children. you have beenin generally for children. you have been in the camps and talking to many of them? it is a children's emergency. children are struggling and suffering and i think one of the things that is very evident from just walking through the camps is that children are struggling emotionally.

health crisis in bangladesh hundreds of thousands of her him to refugees are taking shelter in cox's bazar close to the border with me and they're fleeing violence in myanmar as a northern rakhine state aid officials say camps are getting too crowded thousands are at risk of disease that sit inside story next the news hour after that of away . with. turkish troops on the border with syria uncle are supporting what was a serious military operation against al qaida in fighters but could this be the beginning of more direct involvement in the war and what will be the cost of this is inside story. or and welcome to the program and it is the problem turkey is launching a major military campaign in syria's northwestern province of idlib just across its border it's backing the free syrian army which moved into the area on saturday much of adlib is controlled by. an alliance of factions spearheaded by former al qaida affiliate turkey wants to ensure security in the region where some of the most violent conflicts of the syrian civil war have taken place during the talks in may russia turkey and ira

not begum wanders through the refugee camp and cox's bazar clearly traumatized the eleven year old tells us what happened in myanmar. my father was murdered by me and mary's soldiers thankfully i wasn't there neighbors had hidden me and then they brought me to bangladesh. where mines are a lot of that. janet is now searching for her mother she hopes she also made it to bangladesh jannat doesn't even have a tent she sleeps out in the open. more than half of the refugees here are children the relief organizations and the government of bangladesh aren't able to support them fully. everything is in short supply tents food and medicine there's just one hospital in the camp where a handful of doctors work around the clock. when they are on the run the heat and the long track are very hard going for those driven from their homes because most people arrive here in very poor condition most local. the most serious cases are treated in the hospital in the provincial capital gong many refugees have been maimed by land mines or carry the scars of bullet wounds all of them accuse the myanmar is soldie

werejoined by regional media manager for save the children, evan shuurman, who is currently in cox's bazars that there were about 100 people on board, high numbers of children, search and rescue operations are still ongoing, we don't know more information than that. is a heartbreaking situation and highlights the tragedy happening in myanmar, the fact that so many people are still willing to get on board overcrowded boats and they are literally putting their lives at risk to make it to bangladesh, to a situation where they are safe. as you say, it is a heartbreaking situation. it is a children's emergency. children are struggling and suffering and i think one of the things that is very evident from just walking through the camps is that children are struggling emotionally. they are traumatised and distressed and they need more psychosocial support and support services like that. what they have experienced in myanmar, the horror there, the death and the killing that they have been through is something i can't even imagine. save the children is running a lot of child spaces, we run therapeut

governmental organization helping the rohingya at a refugee camp in the bangladeshi city of cox's bazar. i began by asking kabir if she's ever seen anything like this influx? >> never in my life have i seen something like this. it has been like the first time i came it was like a sea of people. it just wouldn't stop. they are coming, they are coming, they are walking on two sides of the road. there has been a slight decline. but they're still coming. >> how big is the need that we're talking about? >> the need here is huge. i mean in terms of coordination it was quite clear after a couple of days that there was no way any one organization or any, even a group of organizations by themselves could take care of this issue. this is when you are trying to provide food, water, latrines, medical, more than 50, 60,000 women who were pregnant. there is no way. so the intersection coordination group was formed and the army has been brought in. because in the initial if you weeks there was total mayhem, there was chaos. people were giving food, clothes, a different point without any coordination,

joining us from cox's bazar is vivan tan who works for the un refugee agency can you give us an updatebout this report early in the morning. 0vernight apparently this boat had come and overloaded. 0ur tea m boat had come and overloaded. 0ur team is heading there to find out more information. based on media reports, a lot of people are missing. sadly this doesn't come as a shock given the types of crossing the refugees are making. in fact, i was there with my team yesterday talking to the locals and they said in general the number of arrivals by boat had decreased because of the bad weather. it really shows how desperate these people are to cram into such a small boat in rough seas, trying to reach safety in bangladesh. this calls for more people to respond. when the refugees reach bangladesh, what kind of conditions are waiting for them? it isa conditions are waiting for them? it is a remote part of the country, isn't it? this is the extreme south and it is just across from myanmar. we are told that thousands of people are waiting to cross by boat but they are stuck because they can't

nearly a million refugees have arrived in bangladesh, many arriving into camps in cox's bazar.ays it was responding to attacks by muslim insurgents, but the un and others have said the response was disproportionate. here's the un high commissioner for refugees. bangladesh and myanmar have started talks on repatriation. that must be in voluntary, save and dignified return, it must be the solution to the crisis. discussions have started, and we hope to hear that they are making progress. of course, in orderfor that to they are making progress. of course, in order for that to really happen, conditions have to be recreated in the state they have come from for the state they have come from for the refugees to return. whether that will happen any time soon is anyone's guess. the bangladesh ambassador to the un called the situation untenable, and tension remains high on both sides. we are continuing to exercise utmost restraint in the face of violence. on her part, myanmar should realise there is no take—up for her malicious propaganda, rejecting rohingyas is illegal immigrant from ba

the space of having cholera outbreak doses of an oral color a vaccine have already arrived in cox's bazar what will be one of unicef's largest cholera drives. but with persistent bad weather and more arrivals the organization is working against the odds the un has called for an end to the crisis but so far no action has been taken against the myanmar army whose actions have led to the mass exodus of the ranger. this is due to be news live from berlin still to come on the show germany confirmed their place in the twenty eight team world cup after a thumping azerbaijan five one one have all the action. well foregone certainty and catalonia we've been covering is rattling the spanish business community yet it's rattling pretty much everyone who has an investment somewhere near spain brian equity markets in europe are preparing for a potential shock this week as catalonia threatens to formally declare independence from spain major companies in the region a scrambling with telecommunications firm sale next scheduled to discuss moving out of the catalonia capital of barcelona to madrid a break

the bbc‘s clive myrie reports from the port of cox's bazar in bangladesh.ingya villages have burned in recent weeks, and the people have been driven out, there is another fire. it is ethnic cleansing, says the un, and the purged are fleeing for their lives into neighbouring bangladesh. translation: in my village, many were killed. but my son had just been born, so we have only now been able to escape. we haven't had time to name him. what is going on in myanmar — why have you had to flee? another man we came across spoke of violence and murder. translation: on the way, we saw many dead people, their heads and limbs chopped off. the slaughter took place house by house. as we drew closer to the border, nothing had prepared us for the full extent of the day's exodus. almost as far as the eye could see, left and right, a tide of humanity. between 10,000 and 15,000 people had crossed the border in one night. young and old, hungry, exhausted, traumatised. and, for the weak, it is a painful journey into exile, with the searing heat stinging the skin infection of t

joining us from cox's bazar is vivian tan who works for the un refugee agency. there to find out more information and lend support. we we re information and lend support. we were there yesterday at that exact island to talk to locals and see if there are new arrivals. generally, there are new arrivals. generally, the weather has been a really bad, it has been raining heavily and we had the boats have decreased due to the weather. they also are travelling at night to avoid detection which makes it doubly dangerous. these people are taking grave risks to reach bangladesh. they have come so close to reaching safety only to lose their lives or stop safety only to lose their lives or sto p m ost safety only to lose their lives or stop most of the people on board we re stop most of the people on board were children? this fits the profile of the new arrivals. we did not have the details of this boat at the moment but most of these refugees are women and children, many very desperate. on the myanmar side we hear thousands are waiting to cross but they cannot afford the

doses of an oral color of vaccine have already arrived in cox's bazar what will be one of unicef's largest cholera drives. but with persistent bad weather and more arrivals you. going to ization is working against the odds the un has called for an end to the crisis but so far no action has been taken against the myanmar army whose actions have led to the mass exodus of the room. this is the interview news still to come on the show imprisoned and tortured for their sexual orientation we'll bring you the first installment in an exclusive series of reports this week looking at what it means to be gay in russia. of political uncertainty we've been reporting on in catalonia is rattling the spanish business community at large and markets across europe brian equity markets are preparing certainly for a potential shock this week as catalonia threatens to formally declare independence from spain major companies in the region are scrambling with a telecommunications firm cell next scheduled to discuss moving out of the catalonia capital of barcelona to madrid a break with spain would also effectivel

have drowned when two balls capsized last month my mate john john is following developments in cox's bazar invented it. this boat carrying rohinton refugees saying close to shop or to do it on the southern tip of bangladesh it really speaks to the magnitude of this refugee crisis despite the dangers of trying to cross the now river more and more of these boats are still trying to cross now this is just the latest incident we're told that some survivors have been found but many are still missing in that many of those still missing are children so there's a lot of concern that the death toll will may may go up in the hours ahead now in september there were at least two incidents in which boat sank or hindu refugee that were trying to cross from me and mark into bangladesh and again this really goes to show these people are so desperate fleeing for their lives trying to get to bangladesh despite the dangers now the u.n. h.c.r. has said that there's really no end in sight to this crisis and that's why there's so much concern right now you have over half a million people cross from me and more

the space gov having cholera outbreak doses of an oral color a vaccine have already arrived in cox's bazar what will be one of unicef's largest cholera drives. but with persistent bad weather and more arrivals the organization is working against the odds the un has called for an end to the crisis but so far no action has been taken against the myanmar army whose actions have led to the mass exodus of the room. and you are watching g.w. news still to come on the program imprisoned and tortured for their sexual orientation we will bring you the first installment of an exclusive series of reports this week looking at what it means to be gay in russia. but in the meantime more bad news from germany's bankrupt carrier air berlin one of the jones has the details i have indeed sarah eveline flights could to be grounded by the end of this month with a few exceptions the bankrupt airline says it can make it past or it can't make it past october the twenty eight's under its current finances the company however says that two of its units that's us austrian fly and nicky and regional airline l g w wou

the bbc‘s clive myrie reports from the port of cox's bazar in bangladesh.r, where rohingya villages have burned in recent weeks, and the people have been driven out, there's another fire. it's ethnic cleansing, says the un. and the purged are fleeing for their lives into neighbouring bangladesh. translation: in my village, many were killed. but my son had just been born, so we have only now been able to escape. as we drew closer to the border, nothing had prepared us for the full extent of the day's exodus. almost as far as the eye could see, left and right, a tide of humanity. between 10,000 and 15,000 people had crossed the border in one night. young and old, hungry, exhausted, traumatised. and, for the weak, it's a painfuljourney into exile, with the searing heat stinging the skin infection of this child beneath an unrelenting sun. well, as you can see, they're carrying with them whatever they could salvage from their villages, their homes, that they say they were burnt out of by the myanmar military. look at that little baby there in a basket, and there

who had been waiting with limited food and water, have now reached major camps in the area of cox's bazarchildren are crossing into bangladesh every week to escape the fighting in myanmar. the american illusionist, david blaine, is being investigated by police in london following an allegation of rape by a former model in 2004. police have asked mr blaine to travel to the uk under caution to answer questions after natasha prince claimed she was attacked at a house in chelsea when she was 21. mr blaine's lawyer says he "vehemently denies" the allegation and will "fully co—operate" with any inquiry. the leader of plaid cymru, leanne wood, has said her party could back a second referendum if no brexit deal is reached with the european union by march 2019. speaking to her party's conference in caernarfon, she said that the welsh national interest must be protected in the negotiations. it's the eu withdrawal is being carried out. there's a clear threat, not just to our economy but to our constitution. the conservative uk government risks driving the economy off the cliff through botched brexit

ten thousand range of muslims cross the border into bangladesh in a single day we report from cox's bazar. place. i'm fully back to watching al-jazeera live from doha also ahead countdown to catalonia is big announcement the separatist leader may declare independence from spain. live pictures from monrovia where polls have opened liberians are choosing who will take over from ellen johnson sirleaf the country's first female president plus. with the wind driven event this far changed behavior very rapidly it is moving throughout the areas. ten dead one hundred people missing and twenty thousand evacuated as wildfires spread in the u.s. state of california. it will. we begin with what could be a dramatic increase in the number of ranger refugees fleeing ongoing violence in myanmar they've been a law in recent days but reports say ten thousand people crossed into bangladesh on monday more than half a million. refugees have left me and my since a military crackdown began six weeks ago in rakhine c. has the latest from young gone people of course have been fleeing violence in the north of the

dhaka where he is to to discuss the issues mohammed champion reports from ten kali camp and cox's bazar. to give you some idea of the scale of this crisis this encampment that we're in right now this didn't exist in cox's bazaar which is on the border of bangladesh in myanmar more than a month ago now there are at least twenty thousand people here that's according to aid workers we've spoken with as well as some of the army officials that are just beyond that wall there distributing much needed aid to these are hindu refugees now even though aid is being distributed throughout the day fact of the matter is you talked to some of the new residents of this encampment they tell you how much more is needed i met just a short while ago with a young mother she has a nine month old baby girl her baby's head was burned in the past couple of weeks when her village and me and more was torched she's concerned that her baby doesn't get the medical aid that it needs that she will die and at this point in this camp they don't have the kind of medical supplies for babies that the baby would need in ord

myanmar's western rakhine state in late august found their child who has more now for us from cox's bazar near the bangladeshi border with me. the u.n. a.c.r. aerial footage shows a large number of refugees on the other side of bother trying to cross into bangladesh now this is corroborated by our source on the other side as well as bangladesh border god on monday a ten to fifteen thousand refugees crossed over into bangladesh and shop where they buried and along their land boundary area influx is continuous maybe not in staggering numbers sometimes but an average of two to four thousand people crosses into bangladesh the fit ration on the other side in myanmar is still very active and volatile what we hear from the refugees talking to them families and other members is that they are very scared to get out of the house that is no food all the food shops are closed there's no aid agency distributing any kind of food specially in western russia there are all kinds state rather and they're trying to cross into buying that there is this take shelter in quite a steady hour filtered island in t

at the could to prolong camp in cox's bazar bangladesh now is to protest as have been shot dead in kenya after more demonstrations against the electoral commission police use tear gas to disperse opposition protests in the country's three main cities where protests have been burned kenyans are due to vote in two weeks time in every round of presidential election which was a no by the supreme court opposition nato pulled out of the race this week he says the election board failed to institute reforms to guarantee a free and fair vote for me to mirror has more from nairobi. the opposition says it will continue with protests across the country that's despite a ban by the government on demonstrations taking place in the central business district of three cities including on the coast consumer in western kenya and the capital nairobi now we have seen small protests taking place on friday which were quickly dispersed by police using tear gas and the opposition says the banning of these protests is unconstitutional and it's their right to protest against the electoral commission that they're de

at the could to prolong camp in cox's bazar bangladesh. u.s. resin donald trump is expected to finally announce whether he will uphold the iran nuclear deal later this friday under the landmark agreement sanctions against iran were eased in exchange for curbs on its nuclear program president trump has criticized the deal and has threatened to scrap it mike hanna reports from the united nations a repudiation of the iran deal was a central promise of the trump alecto campaign and i'm disgusted i've never seen anything like it in my life and by the way be careful because we made a rare and a real power we gave a hundred and fifty billion dollars. now think of it think of the crowd almost certainly unaware that wasn't the case the sum of money released in terms of the deal was in fact iran's own funds that had been frozen by previous sanctions we didn't get anything we got nothing during his first months in office president trump had to acknowledge the fact that iran was complying with its side of the deal formally certifying so on two occasions bu

has more from cox's bazar in bangladesh. with news that yet another boat full of refugees capsized while it was attempting to cross from me and more to bangladesh comes another reminder of the magnitude of this refugee crisis and the fact that we're going to refugees are still trying to flee and come into bangladesh this area you see behind me these people that are here they all crossed by foot into bangladesh just earlier today we've heard horrific tales from them about what happened to them was a woman over there who told us that her husband was executed in the past week by me in mars' military there's a young boy over here showed us a wound on his leg said he got out when the me and maher army shot at the group that he was with very sad stories more reminders that this exodus doesn't seem as though it will in anytime soon that's one reason why aid groups humanitarian organizations are so concerned about the plight of these people and a nearly released video by the u.k.'s disasters emergency committee shows the huge scale

at the could to prolong camp in cox's bazar bangladesh.the new head of unesco's been announced as former french cultural secretary adri as she takes on the role of the time of uncertainty for the un's cultural agency after the united states and israel announced they would withdraw earlier this week natasha bottler reports. she didn't start out as the favorite but at the end of a tense week of voting for audrey as les emerged as the winner. unesco's executive board picked the french former culture minister as his new director general replacing bell guerin area. as a later takes over at a turbulent time for the organization the u.s. and israel say they're pulling out accusing it of anti israel bias. at this time of crisis i think it's more important than ever to invest in unesco supported seek to reinforce or reformers and not to lay her. at forty five as a way will be the youngest head of unesco she was a cultural advisor to former french president francois hollande before becoming culture minister her father as an advisor to the king of mo

from a young gone let's go to our correspondent mohamad during the hour he's joining us from cox's bazar in buying the what is the situation there maha mothers you know thousands continue to pour in every single day. elizabeth i can tell you that conditions are pretty awful in the makeshift camps that we've been to the last several days and everybody we're speaking with the they aid workers be they recent arrivals refugees or refugees who have been here for more than a month now they all expect that the conditions are only going to worsen. and let me try to explain why the first matter is the fact that they are not getting enough aid you have the bangladesh army in many of these encampments that are trying to distribute as much as they can but they are not able to get the donations that they need you have the aid agencies that are sounding the alarm bells practically every major agency in the world that is has some sort of a presence here right now but they are not getting the kind of donations that they need from the international community to try to sustain the level of aid that these

thousands of british injures a fleeing violence in men miles northern ohio state taking shelter in cox's bazar close to bangladesh's border with me a man the un has brought in huge doses of a cholera vaccine to prevent a looming health crisis and those are the latest headlines here on al-jazeera witness is coming next but i. an indian mining company is heading to australia to build one of the world's biggest mines will it be an economic but no answer or an ecological disaster. at this time on al-jazeera.

at the shop for you like qatar a refugee camp in cox's bazar on the dish of the united states says offering millions of dollars for information about hussein or has fallen officials the state department says to law. or have played key roles and has full on tax targeting u.s. citizens or is accused of being involved in the one nine hundred eighty three attack on the u.s. marine corps barracks and beirut two hundred forty one u.s. service personnel were killed it's important to recall that hezbollah hasn't developed its military and terrorist capabilities on its own it has become the global threat it is today for one reason tehran's deep and abiding assistance the iranian regime has built and bankrolled has the lot to foment instability throughout the region and across the world this is all come at the expense of the iranian people whose resources are being diverted to support hezbollah's bloody cause and at the expense of lebanon which is suffered grievously from iran and hezbollah's deadly partnership saying hussein with savion is a former iranian diplomat who has negotiated but has a lot h

at the could to prolong camp in cox's bazar bangladesh at least fifty four people have been killed in severe flooding in northern and central vietnam more than three hundred homes have collapsed in floodwaters and landslides a typhoon hit on tuesday followed by a tropical depression and another storm is headed for the country as well a canadian american couple health captive for five years by a group linked to the taliban and now on their way back home to canada after being freed the pakistani military helped rescue the canadian man and his american wife and their three children after tipoff from the u.s. intelligence services. people in thailand marking a year since the passing of king bhumibol his son and the present king were among the mourners who gathered in prayer at bangkok's grand palace where the moment who's lying in state becomes the head of his cremation ceremony later this month will mark the end of the official period of mourning the king rule halmos seventy years when he has more now from bangkok. for the past year since the king died people have been able to come here

health crisis in bangladesh hundreds of thousands of range of refugees are taking shelter in cox's bazar which is close to bangladesh's border with me and now they're fleeing violence in myanmar as northern rakhine state aid officials say camps are getting too crowded putting thousands at risk of disease. the by nine point six million square meters of space which is equivalent to eight hundred and eighty nine football stadiums if we can put it in that way so this is huge and all these people are crowded down there they lack facilities there is dire situation there is shortage of water the instructors are like toilet facilities and everything so based on our experiences that we have seen in the past when other such crises moment is that when people are conscious tidiness such a place there is always this fiske of having cholera outbreak and more as military forces have been accused of carrying out atrocities against muslims the un has warned its actions amount to ethnic cleansing but the government denies the charge al-jazeera is mohammad junk jhoom reports from a makeshift refugee camp i

local officials in bangladesh has cox's bazar proposing a voluntary sterilization plan for overcrowded henschel refugee camps they want central government to approve a plan for both men and women aid groups at the camp say they're working with limited resources and a lack of family planning can make things worse yes vice president says the country will no longer fund what he says are an effective un relief efforts for persecuted minorities in the middle east and says funds will instead be distributed to rector you through the u.s. agency for international development. has more from washington d.c. . christian groups in the united states have long wanted their government to do something about what they see as the ongoing persecution of christians in the middle east especially in iraq our fellow christians and all who are persecuted in the middle east should not have to rely on multinational institutions when america can help them directly and tonight it is my privilege to announce that president trump has ordered the state department to stop funding ineffective relief efforts at the uni

at the shuffle your like a refugee camp in cox's bazar on the dish. at least fifteen people are dead in the u.s. state of california as wildfires continue to spread for a third day the fires have scorched the state's famous wine country and first more than twenty thousand people from their homes california authorities say about two thousand buildings have been destroyed the state's governor has declared a state of emergency take a board has more from santa rosa. the fires that began on sunday night were so devastating but also so fast the residents of this community santa rosa california lost not only convention centers and hotels like this not only their structures but in some cases they were so surprised they had to abandon their vehicles and so in block after block you see vehicles like this destroyed the wildfire reach temperatures approaching fifteen hundred degrees celsius which is enough to burn steel and so just a fundamental destruction not just of of property and all the things you see in normal fires but also infrastructure sewage lines cel

clive myrie has been to see conditions there, he's now in cox's bazar, a few miles away on the bangaldesh—myanmareveral days here now, crisscrossing the coast, trying to get a sense of the scale of the humanitarian crisis affecting the range are muslims. frankly, affecting this country, bangladesh, as well. it is a poor country struggling to cope with the recent influx of refugees from across the border. i can tell you that there are many more over in myanmar hoping to get here. in the distance in myanmar, where rohingya villages have burned in recent weeks, and the people have been driven out, there's another fire. it's ethnic cleansing, says the un. and the purged are fleeing for their lives into neighbouring bangladesh. translation: in my village, many were killed. but my son had just been born. so we have only now been able to escape. as we drew closer to the border, nothing had prepared us for the full extent of the day's exodus. almost as far as the eye could see, left and right, a tide of humanity. between 10,000 and 15,000 people had crossed the border in one night. young and old, hungry,