also coming up, tunisia's prime minister says an attack on a bordertown near libya is an act of terror aimed to established an i.s.i.l. emirates. the anniversary from the lost malaysian plane. plus >>> we're in mexico where this group of women is using a unique way to fight sexual harassment >>> turkey has made a bold proposal to stop the flow of refugees to the european union. ankara is offering to take more refugees back with more money and a fast-track of its e.u. membership bid >> reporter: at the end the break through they hoped to. they reached an agreement with turkey that they believe marks the beginning of the ends of europe's refugee crisis. >> this is the real game changer >> translation: the days of irregular migration to europe is over >> our objection is to disurge illegal migration to prevent human smugglers to help people who want to come to europe through encouraging legal migration. >> reporter: the agreement means that in future turkey will take back all those making the perilous and illegal journey across the agean sea to greece. for every syrian refugee returned on

bodies it killed during a three day battle to recapture the bordertown. three civilians also died in the fighting. a new life in europe. that's the dream for many refugees from conflict torn countries. over 3000 iraqis have given up on that dream and are heading home. >> reporter: it is a busy day at baghdad international airport, packed with iraqis for whom life hasn't worked out how they hoped. their visit to europe was a sdament, a dangerous place to stay. some experienced racism, others were frustrated by delays in the resettlement process. most just didn't feel welcome, so they've come back to iraq, back to the violence and unrest but also back to a place they call home. >> translation: i have return to iraq because there are so many refugees in europe and the resettlement process is slow. only a few are processed. we have been given help to return quickly. they want as many as possible to come go back to iraq. >> reporter: sources estimate that around 117,000 people left iraq for germany last year. up to 40% have already returned. some blame the squ

reporter: the sun had barely risen, but hundreds of cars re already lining up outside this bordertown. residents rushed back to check on their home after turkish authorities partially lifted a 24-hour curfew on wes, but expectations remained low. we're not happy, we're going home apparently. we're not sure if we even have a home. we don't know whether we'll have a place to sleep tonight. the predominantly kurdish city is seen as a bass shan for the p.k.k. and became the target of military operations in december. forces claimed victory against the p.k.k. on february 11, but after two months of fighting, this town has become a ghost town. torndown buildings rippled with bullets and piles of rubbles for where their home should be, for many of the residents, there is nothing less. >> the building across the street was targeted. there were bombs and gunshots. the shrapnel hit inside. the coolers and all of the machines are destroyed. reporter: the turkish army has claimed it has killed over 600 kurdish rebels here but they weren't the only victims. turkish rights groups say dozens of civil

also coming up, tunisia's prime minister says an attack on a bordertown near libya is an act of terrorestablished an i.s.i.l. emirates. the anniversary from