humanitarian need is quite dire and underfunded at this point however fundamentally what the central african republic needs right now is not attention international attention in and of itself what central africans need are leaders who stop about who don't just talk about peace but who actually take steps to make peace and do peace to turn it into to effective. actions and policies so these it the government in. believe controls thirty percent of the nation and then we've got this succession of all the groups in the other seventy percent of the country so i would then can they enact successful governance with that sort of balance happening well i'm not sure that they can and that's part of the reason why we need to have a credible peace process it's been underway for some time but hasn't been moving forward very quickly we do have a situation where the government controls very little other than the just the capital city and the area around the capital and armed groups including new armed groups have been forming throughout the last few years that situation is not something that we can pretend will jus

we begin in central african republic where u.n. chief antonio guitarist's has arrived in a bid to your attention to the front security situation thousands of people have lost their lives and half a million have been displaced in violence between muslim and christian groups which the u.n. says house a potential descend to genocide during his four day trip the u.n. chief is also expected to meet victims of sexual abuse by u.n. peacekeepers in an effort to address damaging allegations well let's go live to nicholas hacker who is in the capital bangui and nic us from our understand the secretary general is talking about ramping up the number of u.n. peacekeepers despite this scandal. that's right he wants more troops on the ground you know the u.n. mission here called we knew their budget is up for renewal it will be will be a meeting of the security council united. it's a pretty council later on in november so. his arrival here in central african republic is not only to show to people here that the international community cares about

chief and tell me a good tailor survives in conflict or in central african republic where he'll call for more peacekeepers on the ground but the un's legacy there is tainted by scandal . all of them telling we don't know this is sound you see we're live from london also coming up strengthening ties the french president holds egypt's leader abdel fattah el-sisi in paris human rights groups though are not impressed. sending a message washington announces its withdrawing military aid for me and maher over its treatment of range of muslims plus. a mentor thomas with tourists in the rural chinese village where to evade changing take spent his formative years old explaining why this place matches two presidents house of his policies congress. his grip on power. if they're warm welcome to the program in the last hour the u.n. secretary general has touched on in central african republic it's his first visit there since he took office in january until no good terrorists this is this it is to draw attention to violence there which he says is often ignored by the world's media in august the un'

secretary general arrives in central african republic and made a fragile security situation and allegations of sexual violence by u.n. peacekeepers. a new era for china's political thought becomes enshrined in the constitution and a move that cements his power even further. on the virtual reality revolution that lets a surgeon operate on a patient seven thousand miles away. is being reported in the us media about the trump administration is set to partially relax a ban on refugees and the country the president suspended all refugee and review a vetting procedure that was later revised to allow refugees with a bona fide a connection to the u.s. law correspondent gabriel elizondo is in new york for us gave house istanbul listed or not there is confusion here. yeah there is a lot of confusion the short answer to that is yes but i will say in the last two minutes we just got a new executive order from the white house we're going to be sifting through this six page document very shortly here but i can tell you the headline from that document and this new executive orders yes the term administrat

chief is calling for militia groups and central african republic to put down their weapons and. visiting the troubled nation for years after religious. and as. reports from the capital some was still too afraid to leave their own clay. they are safe here but this act of faith is too dangerous to perform in some neighborhoods of banky. at the height of the ethnic violence in four years ago my son was chased down by christian a vigilante group lynched because he was muslim the family home destroyed fled to the muslim district of p.k. five. they're hunting a stand where rats so we have to hide our religion otherwise they will cut us into pieces. disguises his faith whenever he leaves his neighborhood he shaved his beard and changes his clothes. he even changes his name. becomes. he's not alone many muslims in the capital disguises themselves as christians to avoid attack in areas outside the capital controlled by muslim rebel groups christians do the same on a visit to central african republic the united nations secretary-general called for armed groups to disarm an engaging in pol

hidden beyond the tall grass and veiled behind curtains survivors in the central african republic talkof barbaric acts cruel and brutal crimes that are still unpunished. one of them took a grenade and they put it in my vagina did they remove the grenade and they raped me. this thirty five year old is among hundreds of women and girls who've told human rights watch about sexual violence and torture. when i think about it my heart beat so fast and really hard when i remember my heart beat so hard so hard so hard even right now when i'm thinking about it it's beating hard and so fast fast fast three of the victims the children when they were raped and became pregnant. they raped me over and over again they never stopped not for even one day when i was eight in the house months pregnant i escaped when i had the baby i didn't want to hold him i felt like killing him. the survivors say they were raped by a dozen men fighters beat the women and left them with broken bones smashed teeth and head wins. the fighters kidnapped women beat them up rape them and tortured them young girls older women

un chief until no good terrorists arrives in conflict torn central african republic he's calling for more peacekeepers on the ground but the un's legacy there is tainted by scandal. of them truly we don't know this is live from london also coming up strengthening ties the french president hosts egypt's leader abdel fattah el-sisi in paris human rights groups to brest. sending a message washington and says it's withdrawing military aid from the amar over its treatment of working journalists. and she ching peng's political thought it trying to china's constitution cementing his status as one of the most powerful leaders in the country's history. if ever warm welcome to the program the u.n. secretary general has just touched down in central african republic his first visit there since he took office in january until now you'll get a raise says his visit is to draw attention to violence there she says is often ignored by the world's media in august the un's aid chief warned that violent clashes in the country could soon become genocide. but insert religious violence is not the only probl

secretary general has visited one of the most dangerous places and central african republic almost two thousand people a colony sheltering in a refugee camp in the town of. after a dramatic rise in the conflict between in recent months nicholas hawk reports from . alive but the fear remains. that her two children were among hundreds of muslims praying in a mosque when a christian vigilante started shooting at them. scores were killed were all peacekeepers eventually came to the rescue bringing them to this church for protection. since then every night and identified gunmen come back and shoot towards the church. they want to kill us and all we want is for this violence to. but guess who is regarded as one of the most dangerous places to be in central african republic christian militias control this town or do you escort our minders told us it is too dangerous for us to venture out alone christian vigilantes are accused of killing muslims animosity is said to be fanned by politicians and local leaders. on the other side of this conflict are the selected muslim fighters located just outs

still ahead here on al-jazeera travels to one of the most dangerous places in central african republic for a firsthand look at the bloody conflict there. through tranquil a rave you can you. can freeman to use and it's in the shape. how those big thunderstorms around the g. in the bosphorus of the last. die down are still shadows around this line of cloud is still potentially west. drifts across the eastern side of the black sea the rest of europe has a lot of cloud around very little in the way of rain i have to say that cloud is just the top of a warm dome this running up from spain and portugal through france twenty degrees today in paris sixteen in london that's above where it should be may not last because there is cold air tucked in there it's only thirteen in berlin and this breeze quite obviously is telling and i think it will dig down i will win so we're down to about forty in vienna rain coming in as you can see for sixteen in paris fourteen in london definitely a northerly breeze there the way it doesn't look quite as good as it is currently except in spain portugal now thos

but a un investigation revealed that some peacekeepers in central african republic are violating their mandate and sexually abusing girls daniela not her real name says she was gang raped by three congolese peacekeepers in june. i mean i don't feel good i feel guilty i'm scared to talk about it i don't trust them anymore. human rights groups fear there are many cases of sexual abuse by soldiers that go unreported the new secretary general says he has zero tolerance for abuse the u.n. is investigating cases and putting measures in place to prevent this from happening again but so far no one has been arrested or charged. if countries or organizations that claim to defend human rights and rights of women are unable to bring justice then this will bring irreversible damage and may break the trust people have in these organizations. there's some comfort fernandez from her father it's not your fault you're not to blame he says we love you some day we will get justice because hawke al-jazeera. the world has a new high tech headquarters to find missing persons the international commission on m

has just arrived in benghazi to this is in the southern part of central african republic this is where. this is the most dangerous part of central african republic this is where the most united nations peacekeepers have died just on the outskirts of this airplane landing field. and. like a rebel the armed to the side of the city are christian a vigilante it's a very tense situation in this town and the u.n. peacekeepers from the. difficult to try to bring back peace this is also where a few months ago the u.n. humanitarian chief said that there were signs early signs of a genocide now in this town that muslims have fled the area they're being killed and there's only one safe haven for that for them this one church where they're staying now the problem of course is that now that they're in this church they're still under attack from christian vigilantes and it's up to the u.n. peacekeepers to protect them. is here to visit those that are been deployed this place there's five hundred thousand people that have been internally displaced and six hundred thousand others that have been. displ

visit to central african republic all that more. in colombia transforming. into building blocks. of the west blasting the war we can finish. in just ten years and in singapore fredricka farms and living building anything you do on land on the ground doesn't make sense to do that on the building and we might have not just decorative biologically productive earthrise discovers cutting edge solutions for sustainable city at this time. in the most heavily armed country in the world if there's any country that would be experiencing p.t.s.d. it would be a nation that's been war for for generations al-jazeera explores the reason those drones are there. the innocent civilians they exist in off of drawing even they're not firing is them frightening because any moment they can bomb living beneath the drone. this time al-jazeera. russian president vladimir putin has taken part in a major new chair military drill personally oversee the test firing of four intercontinental ballistic missiles the drills included the use of nuclear submarines strategic bombers and a land based launcher the krem

we report on how armed groups in the central african republic have been accused of using rape and sexual slavery as weapons of war. and how a traditional harvest festival is providing a briefer spite for an escalating tensions between north and south korea. the united nations has strongly criticized the saudi led military coalition fick killing and injuring almost seven hundred children in yemen and attacking dozens of schools and hospitals last year from will detail on this story wouldn't go to mike hanna who's at the united nations in new york to tell us more about what the u.n. has done mike. well this is part of an annual report released by the united nations in title children and armed conflict and it looks at incidents in which children were injured maimed or killed throughout the year and across the globe the report in detail has some four thousand violations of children rights by government forces around the world and eleven thousand five hundred violations by non-state actors across the world now specifically with regard to yemen this report finds that the saudi led coalition op

there are fears that violence in central african republic may turn into genocide the u.n. secretary general antonio guterres is there as fighting between religious groups intensifies human rights activists say the u.n. is not doing enough to prosecute french soldiers and peacekeepers who've been accused of rape and sexual abuse and for many victims the wait for justice may never end reports. it was thirteen years old when her family took refuge by french military camp to escape the violence in her neighborhood. one of the soldiers to ask her to fetch some water inside the tent thinking she was safe she did as he asked to playing soldiers grabbed me they forced themselves inside of me i screamed they strangled me and covered my mouth when they were done and they let me go human rights organizations believe several children both boys and girls were raped by french soldiers who were there to protect them some were forced to have sex with dogs and even took pictures of the. friends opened an investigation but prosecutors dropped the cases saying there was not enough evidence t

the un secretary general antonio the terror she is to go to the central african republic next week to draw attention to what he calls the world's forgotten crisis has asked the un security council for nine hundred more peacekeeping troops to go to the central african republic my visit also worms to draw attention to a fragile situation that is often far from the media spotlight across the country communal tensions are growing violence is spreading and humanitarian situation is deteriorating. since the beginning of these year the number of internally displaced persons is almost doubled reaching six hundred thousand. and the number of refugees in neighboring countries are surpassed five hundred thousand i've just asked the security council to increase the ceiling of troops incentives going to public and also to increase their capacity their mobility and their ability to address the very dramatic challenges they face more now from charlotte ballasts. for months now and brianna thousands have been forced to live in camps after a new clashes between rival muslim and christian groups. there

welcome to the world is full of central african republic is surely one of the forgotten quarter of the population has been driven from their homes by. either internally displaced or refugees in neighboring countries. trying to draw attention to the situation. also on the grid but what became of the jungle the migrant camp in the french town of talent was torn down and its inhabitants of the on the front that you know about three hundred kilometers away there is now a new jumping off point for those trying to reach the u.k. taking you to. and in sport the best awards. in the world but football's governing body is trying something new outside of the uprising. that helped make it a quick success. and thousands online. telling the world that they have a disability the global viral hash tag is. light on and on other so-called invisible disabilities it's really true self awareness that story connect. you with the news on air in streaming online through you tube facebook live and at al-jazeera dot com and once again where you're hearing that word genocide this time it is in central african re

ahead of the united nations arrives in the central african republic has local people say the un's not prosecuting peacekeepers accused of sexual attacks. and the virtual reality revolution that lets a surgeon in the u.k. operate on a patient in india seven thousand kilometers away. ok let's start with the rare case of party disunity two top republican members of congress have issued a blistering attack on the head of their party president donald trump the dramatic clash with the senators comes as trump is trying to push forward his legislative agenda can really hawk it reports from washington d.c. . his promise to repeal obamacare has failed money to build a border wall with mexico remains in question so hoping for a legislative victory donald trump on tuesday went to capitol hill seeking support from fellow republicans for some of the steepest tax cuts in a generation this will be the lowest rate in more than eighty years so this would be just before leaving the white house he spoke to reporters to explain how his tax reform plan will ensure his keeping a campaign promise to get amer

is criticised for not prosecuting peacekeepers accused of sex abuse in central african republic. putting down their weapons card say they'll freeze the results of an independence vote and seek talks with iran plus. downtown atlanta georgia i'm one of the creators of pleasure to be here today. we'll show you medical wizardry in london virtual reality technology puts doctors from around the world in one operating theater. donald trump signed an executive order introducing tough new measures on refugees going to the united states the president previously banned new entries for one hundred twenty days while as administration conducted a review that has now been lifted the new measures include more rigorous vetting and screening of all asylum seekers and for the next ninety days people from eleven countries considered high risk will only be allowed in on a case by case basis the administration hasn't named those countries. reports. for refugees around the world looking for a safe place to call home the doors to the united states are once again open but with limitations the trumpet min

chief is calling for militia groups to put down their weapons in central african republic and tony harris is visiting the troubled nation where four years after ethnic violence limps in a neighborhood of are still too scared to leave their own. things. they are safe here but this act of faith is too dangerous to perform in some neighborhoods of banking. at the height of the ethnic violence in ca or four years ago my son was chased down by a christian a vigilante group lynched because he was muslim the family home destroyed fled to the muslim district of p.k. five. they're hunting a stone that will run so we have to hide or religion otherwise they will cut us into pieces. that disguises his faith whenever he leaves his neighborhood he shaved his beard and changes his clothes. he even changes his name. becomes. he's not alone many muslims in the capital disguises themselves as christians to avoid attack in areas outside the capital controlled by muslim rebel groups christians do the same on a visit to central african republic the united nations secretary-general called for armed groups to d

is warning of early signs of genocide in the central african republic as fighting intensifies between rebel groups the secretary general antonio terrace will visit the country on tuesday to assess the crisis those are the headlines the news continues after the stream i will see you very soon of us. news has never been vailable but the message is a simplistic and misinformation is rife the listening post provides a critical counterpoint challenging mainstream media narrative at this time on al-jazeera. ok i'm doing a string live one al-jazeera and. cohen at the same time now for a week has passed since the worst single attack in somalia is history.

terraces visiting the camp here in bangkok probably one of the most dangerous regions in central african republic just on the outskirts of this county are the former selector fighters armed to the teeth and inside the city are christian vigilantes also on a few months ago the united nations humanitarian chief came to this area and said there were signs early signs of a genocide a project to kill in displaced muslims this is a country where a lot of people are suffering and a country that is forgotten by the international community and we have a need to address the suffering of the central african republic and people and at the same time to support the government that is now committed to the reconciliation in the country in order to make it through conciliation possible and for that we also need to strengthen the united nations force and to get serious once more boots on the ground and that's why he's here ahead of a u.n. security council meeting in november where the budget of the u.n. mission here will be revised and he hopes to have more troops and more money to help the troops here do their jo

but a un investigation revealed that some peacekeepers in central african republic are violating their mandate and sexually abusing girls. not her real name says she was gang raped by three congolese peacekeepers in june. i don't feel good i feel guilty i'm scared to talk about it i don't trust them anymore. human rights groups fear there are many cases of sexual abuse by soldiers that go unreported. the new secretary general says he has zero tolerance for abuse the u.n. is investigating cases and putting measures in place to prevent this from happening again but so far no one has been arrested or charged. if countries all organizations that claim to defend human rights and rights of women are unable to bring justice the miss will bring irreversible damage and may break the trust people have in these organizations. there's some comfort from the from her father it's not your fault you're not to blame he says we love you some day we will get justice because hawke. egypt's president has met his french counterpart in paris where the two have pledged to strengthen economic and military ties

they win she says calling for militia groups and central african republic to put down their weapons and to visit a troubled nation for years after religious violence broke out and it's nicholas reports from the capital some muslims are still too afraid to leave their enclave. they are safe here but this act of faith is too dangerous to perform in some neighborhoods of banky. at the height of the ethnic violence in four years ago my son was chased down by a christian a vigilante group lynched because he was muslim the family home destroyed fled to the muslim district of p.k. five. they're hunting a stone that will run so we have to hide our religion otherwise they will cut us into pieces. that disguises his faith whenever he leaves his neighborhood he shaved his beard and changes his clothes. he even changes his name. becomes. he's not alone many muslims in the capital disguises themselves as christians to avoid attack. in areas outside the capitol controlled by muslim rebel groups christians do the same on a visit to central african republic the united nations secretary-general called f

hidden beyond the toll grass and veiled behind curtains survivors in the central african republic talk of. cruel and brutal crimes that are still unpunished. that one of them took a grenade and they put it in my vagina then they removed the grenade and they write to me. a thirty five year old is among hundreds of women and girls he told human rights watch about sexual violence and torture. when i think about it my heart beat so fast and really hard when i remember my heart beat so hard so hard so hard even right now when i'm thinking about it beating hard and so fast fast fast three of the victims the children when they were raped and became pregnant. they raped me over and over again they never stopped not for even one day when i was eight in the house months pregnant. when i had the baby i didn't want to hold him i felt like killing him the survivors say they were right by a dozen men fighters beat the women and left them with broken bones smashed teeth and had. the fighters kidnapped women beat them up rape them and took them young girls older women they just didn't have. he when ri

secretary-general has arrived in the central african republic to assess the fragile security situation. he laid a wreath of honor for peacekeepers filled -- killed in action. there was an attack on muslim residents, where fighters were unable to stop malicious from taking over the area. our team reports from a church where hundreds of muslim residents fled to safety. reporter: a soldier guards the church, with monitors from the united nations. it has become a refuge for more than 2000 muslims. muslim residents have set up a makeshift camp on the grounds of this catholic seminary, the only place they still feel safe in the southeast of the country. essentially, they find themselves trapped -- slate dana and her family, who now live here. leaving would risk being killed by christian militias. >> sometimes we go outside, and if they see it, they shoot us. they take people hostage to other neighborhoods to release them. before, we lived together, and life was good back then. reporter: this man is the reason many of them are still alive -- the bishop of bangassou. the residents were attacke

secretary general antonio will go to the central african republic next week he wants to draw attention to what he calls the world's forgotten crisis he's asked the un security council to send nine hundred more peacekeeping troops to the central african republic my visit also weigh him so draw attention to a fragile situation that is often far from the media spotlight across the country communal tensions are growing violence is spreading and humanitarian situation is deteriorating since the beginning of this year the number of internally displaced persons is almost doubled reaching six hundred thousand. and the number of refugees in neighboring countries are surpassed five hundred thousand i've just asked the security council to increase the ceiling of troops in center is going to be public and also to increase their capacity their mobility and their ability to address the very dramatic challenges they face more now from our correspondent schalit bellis. for months now and brianna thousands have been forced to live in camps after a new clashes between rival muslim and christian groups.

was criticized for not prosecuting peacekeepers accused of sex abuse and central african republic and it's the late late show when this all origin time semifinal and so for america's top club competition don't have the details that's coming up a little later in sports. first though i mean maher and bangladesh have agreed to repatriate hundreds of thousands of who've fled violence a million mars northern rakhine state more than six hundred thousand have crossed into bangladesh that's just in the last two months but us lawrence louis reports from yang on there is very little detail on how the repatriations will actually take place the end of one journey but the start of another struggle hundreds of thousands of rohingya refugees have been making their way to bangladesh since the myanmar military launched a brutal crackdown in august the rohingya say they had no choice but to leave. we left our homeland because the people in rakhine were killing us they shot at us they took out hassle and burnt our houses so we have come here they're safe here but life in bangladesh is difficult the camp

secretary general is meeting central african republic top officials in an effort to end fighting in the country and tony good terrorists is also vowed to investigate sexual abuse by u.n. peacekeepers because harker's the latest form. and to met with victims of sexual abuse by peacekeepers behind closed doors late on wednesday night he told al-jazeera that he will not tolerate any more abuse and all of these cases will be thoroughly investigated today he's meeting with the president with members of political parties religious leaders of civil societies all of those he hopes will bring back peace to this country on this visit he said that the root of the conflict comes from politics and politicians fermenting hate speech and he says that the solution will also come from politicians and politics a newly elected government that was elected back in january is going to be spearheading efforts for peace and so there's a lot at stake with this new government but some criticize it because there's not enough representation of muslims in that government the u.n. is backing the african initiative a

secretary general antonio will travel to the central african republic next week to draw attention to what he calls the world's forgotten crisis he's asked the u.n. security council to send another nine hundred peacekeeping troops to the central african republic. also a tension to a fragile situation. far from the media spotlight. the cross the country communal tensions are growing violence is spreading and humanitarian situation is if you date. since the beginning of these year the number of internally displaced persons is almost doubled reaching six hundred thousand. and the number of refugees in neighboring countries are surpassed five hundred thousand i've just asked the security council to increase the ceiling of troops going to public and also to increase their capacity their mobility and their ability to address the very dramatic challenges they face spain has warned it will suspend caution one is autonomy of the region's leader doesn't abandon her secession bid colors proved mark has until eight g.m.t. on thursday morning to clarify his position barca reports from barcelona. sa

secretary general antonio tears will travel to the central african republic next week to draw attention to what he calls the world's forgotten crisis violence is on the rise in the country which is split down religious and ethnic lines charlotte ballasts reports. antonio good head is draws attention as u.n. secretary general and he's hoping his pro-rate stands to the central african republic my visit also draw attention to a fragile situation that is often far from the media spotlight. the cross the country communal tensions are growing violence is spreading and humanitarian situation is deteriorating a ceasefire ended civil war and ca are three years ago but the violence never really stops the country is divided down religious and ethnic minds more than one million people of either fled the country or been displaced inside it seeing a new leader forced onto a dare or told the united nations general assembly last month that his country still needs help. we need to remember the humanitarian situation which has worsened in many parts of our country because of the upsurge of violence becau

secretary general is calling on militia groups in the central african republic to put down their weapons he's completing a four day trip to the country where violence between muslim and christian groups has been escalating nicholas hawk said this report from. the united nations secretary general received like a village. there were high hopes placed on this visit especially for the many here wanted to see an end to the fighting between muslim and christian armed groups. why are the u.n. peacekeepers so slow to react when asked what are you doing to help children going hungry asks another can you not desire these gangs that have taken our country hostage in the central african republic there are many demands placed on the twelve thousand un peacekeepers. the un's mandate is to protect the civilian population but scores have been killed a peace deal signed in june has failed armed groups control large parts of the country as the violence escalates. this illusion to this conflict groups to disarm as a nation to reconcile. the newspaper headlines are critical of the u.n. some especially in th

in the central african republic there are many demands placed on the twelve thousand u.n. peacekeepers. the un's mandate is to protect the civilian population but scores have been killed a peace deal signed in june has failed armed groups control large parts of the country as the violence escalates. this illusion to this conflict groups to disarm and for us as a nation to reconcile. the newspaper headlines are critical of the u.n. some especially in the christian community accusing un peacekeepers from muslim nations from not doing enough to protect christians from muslim armed groups. i felt good to be more firm towards certain peacekeeping troops who i think are supporting some of the armed groups we want him to be harder with. underfunded and ill equipped the secretary general wants more troops on the ground this is a country where a lot of people are suffering and a country that is forgotten by the international community and we absolutely need to address the suffering of the going to public and people. the number of troops here but also to improve their capacity to de

the un secretary general has visited dangerous places and central african republic almost two thousand people are currently sheltering in a refugee camp in the town of. a dramatic rise in conflict between and recent months level of reports from. alive but the fear remains for tim ahmed and her two children were among hundreds of muslims praying in a mosque when a christian vigilante started shooting at them. scores were killed were all peacekeepers eventually came to the rescue bringing them to this church for protection. since then every night and identified gunmen come back and shoot towards the church. they want to kill us and all we want is for this violence to stop. but guess who is regarded as one of the most dangerous places to be in central african republic christian militias control this town under un escort to our minders told us it is too dangerous for us to venture out alone or christian vigilantes are accused of killing muslims animosity is said to be fanned by politicians and local leaders on the other side of this conflict for the selected muslim fighters located just ou

secretary general has praised peace keeper struggling to contain increasing violence in central african republic and turning to terror as call their contribution heroic at a wreath laying ceremony in the capital. he told will help us he appreciated their work and extremely difficult circumstances but also warned fighting between religious groups could escalate into a genocide. very very. very proud. well of us this was yes we don't want you to leave you will always more in serving the people. you are you you serve the. second fison was so slow the people we can fool is your example is something yes i will always remember your second fars is something good un we've always in the us ambassador to the un nikki haley is in south sudan to meet the president and hopes of finding a resolution to the civil war on tuesday haley visit south sudanese refugees and western ethiopia she told a group of reporters said she was mad that the international community has let the conflict go on for so long south sudan spiraled into civil war in two thousand and thirteen after a dispute between presidents have a care

the un says there are signs of possible genocide in the central african republic is fighting intensifies between rebel groups the un secretary general and to nick the terrorists will be there on tuesday and once more peacekeepers reports now from the capital. the streets of bangkok at first feel like any central west african town bustling with activity but if you scratch beneath the surface and start talking to people you realize this is a deeply divided country just days ago hundreds of muslims were killed by a militia group led by christians and animists in this part of the city people now fear that muslims will attack them such is the level of distrust between the two population this you did not see was a building you scared of muslim s.m.u. . fear us to. the court don't. he say that muslims he's afraid of them that they kill people and they have no respect for anyone here now. if you were wearing a skull cap if you show any outward sign of your muslim religion here then you risk being lynch until you get terrorist wants more troops on the ground he's calling for nine hundred extra tr

is backing the african initiative a group of african leaders that will come to central african republic in november to try to speak to various rebel groups and factions to bring long lasting peace to this area but of course the government here needs to address grievances that have been lasting for decades notably among the muslim population that feels discriminated against there are a million people most of the muslim that are displaced are living in neighboring countries for peace to come back they need to be allowed back to their homes and for the government to allow more dialogue between the christian and the muslims in this country. the parliament will meet today to discuss its response to madrid's plans to remove the regions or ptolemy leader collis preacher will attend the meeting in barcelona on thursday politicians will discuss how to tackle the possibility that the central government will impose direct rule if article one five five is triggered on friday he's turned down an invitation to speak to senators in madrid more protests as well against the spanish government in barcelo

of using rape and sexual slavery as weapons in central african republic. thousands have been queuing for hours to pay their last respects to thailand's late king a year after he died. and in sport details on the arrest of one of the most important figures in brazilian sport. the speaker of the catamaran parliament has accused spain's constitutional court of harming freedom expression after it suspended a parliamentary session planned for monday at a news parliament was planning to declare independence unilaterally from spain after two million catalans voted in favor of secession. at that but it will neda this is an act of extreme seriousness because it cuts the freedom of expression of members of catalonia parliament this shows the total incapacity of the spanish government to resolve political problems in a political way we repeat what we've always said that we will not allow the parliament to be censored. to spain's biggest banks appear to be preparing to move their headquarters out of catalonia or fears the region or secede from the country . bunco some

secretary general has praised peacekeepers in central african republic who are struggling to contain violence between religious groups but human rights activists say the u.n. isn't doing enough to address accusations that troops have sexually abused children those were the news headlines i'll be back with more in thirty minutes we continue with killing the count here on al-jazeera. a small estrus north of jerusalem. today it's derelict and abandoned. but for years kalandia our airport was the gateway to palestine. on the morning of the seventeenth of september one thousand nine hundred forty eight a white plane carrying un and red cross markings landed here. with the first arab israeli war already raging across palestine the un mediator count funk album a dog had come to jerusalem. that same afternoon. as it passed through the israeli controlled part of the city. his convoy was ambushed. by. the way and three guys with machine guns came out. to us i went up to the fourth quarter. third one went directly to the third. shot through the window. by five p.m. come bernadotte was the day.

human rights watch has documented hundreds of cases in the central african republic of armed groups using rape and sexual slavery to terrorize women and girls victims say they've been targeted by both muslim seleka rebels and christian and fighters but not a single person has faced charges. and a.j. aid agencies are warning that zambia is facing a humanitarian crisis with more than three thousand refugees arriving from the democratic republic of congo in the last month congolese government forces are fighting a local militia and the region or the one point four million people have been displaced by violence there were these day with al jazeera more news for you in twenty five minutes time see that. i am fuck man i am an online journalist. i'm married and have a four year old daughter. i grew up in see them three am belgian. it was while making a web documentary fog of the you know about female genital mutilation that i realize how deeply rooted it is in many cultures including my own. i have family and friends who have been through it but it's not something you talk about. as a child i at

chief is wrapping up a visit to the central african republic. the un security council gave up a vote on whether to renew the mandate or the peacekeeping force. 12,000 u.n. troops are in the country, which has been rocked by years of money conflict. they want the numbers boosted. he spoke to france 24. take a listen. it is much more limited than we would need to be fully effective in stoppining the violence in the country. we have asked the security council to increrease the number of troops. we are workiking with other countries and art nurse to see if we can improve training and equipment and mobility and the capacity to be more effective in actions on the ground against violations of human rights. we guarantee a better situation area. michelle: the accusation run the u.n., pointing fingers at the syrian government. they are responsible for the deadly chemical attract -- attack. this was on the north of a all caps or an airstrike. russia has locked a bill saying it is full of inconsistent sees. you may find the halloween images -- following ima

stories here on al-jazeera the united nations secretary general antonio tyrus has arrived and central african republic for four day visit his supervising efforts to keep the peace between rival factions roughly split between the christian and muslim populations. the french and addiction governments have pledged to strengthen their economic and military ties during a visit to paris by president abdel fattah el-sisi that's despite accusations that c.c.s. regime is responsible for torture and repression. u.s. president has again come under attack from a republican senator bob corker of tennessee. a bully who is actually untruthful. the u.s. says it's considering sanctions against top military officials over a crackdown against her hinge on muslims washington also says it's withdrawing military aid from army units and officers involved in the violence and it won't allow a senior security officials to attend u.s. sponsored events the u.n. has accused me on mars army of ethnic cleansing the military denies the claims. bangladesh have agreed to work together to repatriate hundreds of thousands over him who f