around 800 running a refugee is boarded navy vessel in the post city of chittagong in southern bangladesh they have been sent to passion charter island where 1600 of their fellow refugees were relocated earlier this month. and his wife who have a young child don't know what to expect so i will say. most are saying things are fine as a day we are going because government told us the facilities are good over there and so we are following their advice no one really pressured us to go there him and rights groups have question whether the island is safe and can withstand natural disaster and floods and whether the refugees were forced to go there against their will. the un who the international community and the various governments and the diplomats and doc are all looking to actually take on this assessment are just not being allowed to go there bangladesh is struggling to find a long term solution to the running a crisis more than a 1000000 now living in the world's largest refugee camp at cox's bazaar after fleeing man march in 2017 during a military crackdown the government is now looking

the southern port city of chittagong. the clothing in these factories is made for fast fashion brands in america and europe. it's all about huge volumes and quick turnaround times. mostafiz uddin is the owner of denim expert. this is pepejeans london. he employs 2,000 workers, making jeans for big international brands. when he built the factory 11 years ago, mostafiz focused on creating a safe working environment. he wanted to put bangladesh on the map as a sustainable place to do business. in the past, safety issues were rampant in garment factories. building regulations were disregarded in construction. long working hours in cramped and hazardous factories were common. these unsafe working practices were brought to the world's attention in 2013. the eight—storey rana plaza complex collapsed in the capital dhaka. 1,131; people were killed. did you go to rana plaza when it happened? immediately. it was 11.00, 11.30, i think, something like that. i just took my shuttle and i ran away and i went to the rana plaza area and i

around 800 running a refugee is boarded navy vessel in the port city of chittagong in southern bangladesh there been sent to passion charter island where 1600 of their fellow refugees were relocated earlier this month. and his wife who have a young child don't know what to expect so why will they. most are saying things are fine of a day we are going because government told us the facilities are good over there and so we are following their advice no one really pressured us to go there him and rights group have question whether the island is safe and can withstand natural disaster and floods and whether the refugees were forced to go there against their will. the un who the international community and the various governments and the diplomats and doc are all looking to actually take on this assessment are just not being allowed to go there bangladesh is struggling to find a long term solution to the running a crisis more than a 1000000 are living in the world's largest refugee camp at cox's bazaar after fleeing man march in 2017 during a military crackdown the government is now looking to

says and feel their fate and destiny is at the marcy or father's son of a chaudhry al-jazeera chittagong a boeing 737 max has been used for a commercial flight in the us for the 1st time since the plane was grounded almost 2 years ago the american airlines service take about 100 passengers from miami to new york the plane was grounded worldwide after crashes in ethiopia and indian easier killed 346 people u.s. regulators cleared the aircraft to resume operations last month. for chile's indigenous my put people are experiencing a cultural revival that goes beyond teaching their language on history of schools it's also being woven thread by thread by mapuche a woman as al-jazeera as the cinnamon explains from the way the imperial. scripting wall isn't all this time. even though these days it's rare to find anyone who knows how to do it but in rural southern chile indigenous might put you women joining forces to revive an ancestral skill that wasn't sufficiently valued until recently my put you women were paid almost nothing for these traditional hand-woven blankets rugs and pawn jewels the

front from cox about the last yesterday evening rather and they were in transit in clocks about chittagong and then brought here in the morning there nearly 1800 refugees are destined to go to that remote coastal island by navy that so so this process will take probably another 2 hours you know this is the tired events of that last dockyard now as you mentioned this comes despite opposition from the human rights group on u.n. and other critics now the government on its body saying that they need to get congest the campaign there's a lot of criminal activity drug dealing and also the fact that they're under intense public pressure to resolve that owning a crisis banger those people you talked to that said that the international community is being providing link services nobody is doing anything tangible to pressure myanmar to stop the repackaging process so the government itself has spent a huge amount of public money to set up by a $120.00 cluster village that credit well bailed i spoke to some of the rohingya who are in basra and i have contacted that said they're happy with that come a d

it's prone to flooding during the monsoon that is known to be lashed by cyclons let's go live to chittagong in bangladesh i was there astounded childfree joins us from there what's going on where you are now out of the. well i'm in the navy dog as you can see it's totally empty it took badly one and a half hour to clear $1800.00 rowing a refugee is a navy vessel to head towards the coast of the island which is about $2.00 to $2.00 and a half hour journey 42 kilometers from here and i spoke to the neville come on barry i was charge of operation that journalists and others local john is why i love not the international one and they said the facilities are good everything is there you all will be going there but today's operation is done they'll be a next batch we don't know exactly when but the operation today is all play out those of most of the rough edges were brought from cox cams yesterday or last night rather by bus and they were kept in a transit camp and today the whole process started locally 9 am in the morning and then it's finished there's been criticism from human rights organiza

says and feel their fate and destiny is at the marcy of fathers of a child 3 al-jazeera chittagong. a hong kong court has sentenced teenage pro-democracy activist tony chang to 4 months in prison he was convicted of desecration china's flag and taking part in an illegal protest in may last year in a separate case he's accused of seditious activities under a controversial national security law the former student leader who's been in prison since october to make a part of his ball from home called. not long ago a 4 month sentence for a teenager whose main crime was taking part in an on off advice protest and disrespecting a national flag would have been seen as a hefty sentence but now it is seen as mild particularly compared to the other charges that he is facing and those are under the national security law charges of secession and sedition tony chung was a member of a group which advocated hong kong said dependence the group broke up hours before beijing imposed a national security law in hong kong but not long after he was accused of promoting his support for hong kong's independe

to flooding and it's known to be lashed by cyclons tom vitale reports now from the port city of chittagong. around 1800 running a refugee is boarded navy vessel in the post city of chittagong in southern bangladesh there been sent to passion char island where 1600 of their fellow refugees were relocated earlier this month. and his wife who have a young child don't know what to expect so bible. most are saying things are fine of a day we are going because government told us the facilities are good over there and so we are following their advice but no one really pressured us to go there human rights group have questioned whether the island is safe and can withstand natural disaster and floods and whether the refugees were forced to go there against their will. the un who the international community and the barriers governments in the diplomats and in dakar are looking to to actually take on this assessment are just not being allowed to go there bangladesh is struggling to find a long term solution to the running a crisis more than a 1000000 are living in the world's largest refugee camp at

and human rights groups of condemned the relocations serious tanveer choudhry is a chittagong in bangladesh where refugees have been boarding boats for the island. behind me in that navy vessel there's at least. several dozens of rowing or wreckage is this is the 2nd that's of the heading towards a remote island refugees were brought from talk about the last yesterday evening rather and they were in transit in clocks about gong and then brought here in the morning there nearly 8100 refugees are destined to go to the remote coastal island by navy vessel so this process will take probably another 2 hours you know this is the tired vessel that left the dock and this comes despite opposition from human rights groups and u.n. and other critics now the government on its body saying that it need to be congest the campaign yeah there's a lot of criminal activity drug dealing and also the fact that they're under intense public pressure to resolve their owing a crisis the bank of the people you talk to that said that the international community has been providing links so it is nobody is doing anythi

prone to flooding during the monsoon and is known to be lashed by cyclons let's go live now to chittagong in bangladesh i was there as target child free is with us from there what's happening there no. gong on the. boat. sorry to have a way where having trouble with the signal to you well we'll try to come back to you in a few minutes for the moment we'll move on. we're going to weather update thanks to our audience here up then a global outcry a saudi court sentences with its rights activist to jade i'll have to move to more than 5 years in prison. driven out by locked down for toting out of the city we meet some of the economic casualties of the coronavirus pandemic in india. however we've got more snowy weather across north america at the moment 2 areas of low pressure to focus on here we got this one over towards the lakes that sin the process of pulling across ontario and heading over towards the canadian maritimes these are quite done with this is a developing feature that we have down towards the southwest a mascot to sweep its way off the rockies fabby the snow coming in off this

human rights groups who condemn the relocation of the child 3 reports from chittagong in bangladesh it took barely one and a half hour to clear 800 rowing a refugee is in navy vessel to had towards the coast char island which is about $2.00 to $2.00 and a half hour journey 42 kilometers from here i spoke to the neville come on day i was in charge of operation that why and listen others local john is the international law and they said the facilities are good everything is there you all will be going there so on but today's operation is done they'll be a next batch we don't know exactly when south africa's president so rama poses announced strict measures to combat a surge in coronavirus cases driven by a fast spreading variant became the 1st african country to pass 1000000 infections indoor and outdoor gatherings will be banned at a curfew will be forced the family of a prominent saudi women's rights activists say they will appeal her jail sentence to jane who was sentenced to 5 and a half years in prison monday during international condemnation a relative say she's been sexually assau

the refugee being both from here in coffins bizarre to the city of chittagong the island is about 40 kilometers by i think some people on the ship say it gives them some hope to run it out how do you know what the bangladesh government has given us assurance of a better life they'll give us a good environment food and shelter and so we are going there in a coup to prolong camps there are 800-0021 1000000 people living in back in dish and so crowded to to get away from that situation we are going. we are not happy at the camps if we go back to me and more we may have a people but we don't have anything there to prove our citizenship so we didn't agree to go back. we heard from seniors as well as the television that will get much better facilities at the sean charge bangladeshi authorities spent years building shelters on the island to accommodate up to $100000.00 people they say it will help to ease overcrowding in the largest refugee camp in the world cup 5th dissolve that's home to more than a 1000000 for him. the majority fled 3 years ago in a military crackdown on the muslim minor

monsoon and is known to be or has been in the path of many cyclists it's time to cherry has more from chittagong. well the 2nd batch of rowing our refuge is on the process of getting into the navy vessel that on their way to the remote coastal island up boss john john there are nearly 1800 rowing r.f. it is were are in the shot place to be transported today to this remote coastal island you can see behind me refugees are coming up to get into the naval vessel one vessel already relaxed there scouted by navy ships or patrol boats rather now this is the 2nd batch the 1st batch run on december for the government is determined to relocate at least 200000 refugees to this remote coastal island despite opposition from rights groups and even the un and the government on its part saying there's issues of congestion and a lot of crime and security issues in the camp and they want to gradually decongest and minimize the congestion in. football long area and also the government is under immense public pressure to resolve this crisis as the bangladesh people you talk to said that the international community

island is about 60 kilometres off the coast of south—eastern bangladesh, from the port city of chittagongfrom the silt accumulated over the years from the himalayas about 20 years ago. it's about 40 kilometres wide. the bangladeshi government says that it has set up a lot of housing units and hospitals and schools, and the facilities there are much better. but accessibility is an issue there because you need to have special boats to reach this island. for example, it may take even four or five hours to reach these islands. one of the main reasons being cited by the bangladeshi authorities is that the current camps in the cox's bazar district which borders mayanmar, they are overcrowded. nearly a million refugees are living there in very cramped conditions and there are issues of law and order, human trafficking, and they want to move some of them to these islands so that they can reduce conditions and bring the situation under control. the bangladesh authorities are also not very hopeful that myanmar will take them anytime from the bangladeshi perspective, we are a democratic country. we

island in the bay of bengal that's prone to flooding 30 buses have taken the group to the city of chittagong the u.n. and human rights groups have condemned the relocations arguing that they amount to ethnic cleansing but there's a divide in the camp over the move. i'm going to the island because i believe that my life will be a peaceful way more peaceful than here whatever the bangladesh government is doing i think it's for betterment that the reason we shouldn't go to the island is because it's low lying and if a storm hits that island will have no way safe to go inside their lives a chinese citizen journalist has been jailed for 4 years for her life stream reporting of the early days of the coronavirus outbreak in. chiang johns videos were widely shared on social media platforms in february she's among at least 8 whistleblowers facing charges of quote quaking corals and provoking trouble for their coverage of the outbreak the 37 year old former lawyer was arrested in may and is currently on hunger strike in jail at least 3 friends soldiers have been killed in mali their armored vehicle wa

and human rights groups have condemned the relocations time the chantry has moved chittagong where a few g.'s have been boarding boats. well the 2nd batch of rowing are refuges on the process of getting into the navy vessel that on their way to the remote coastal island of basilan john there are nearly 1800 rowing our refuges were in the shot placed to be transported today to this remote coastal island you can see behind me the refugees are coming up to get into the naval vessel one vessel already relaxed there scouted by navy ships on patrol boats rather now this is the 2nd batch the 1st batch run on december for the government is determined to relocate at least 200000 refugees to this remote coastal iran despite opposition from rights girls and even the un and the government on its part saying there's issues of congestion there's a lot of crime and security issues in the camp and they want to gradually decongest the camp and many miles the congestion in cox's bazar put a prolonged area and also the government is under immense public pressure to resolve this crisis the bangladesh pe

the monsoon and it's also known to be lashed by cyclons tarver choudhry has more from neighboring chittagong well the 2nd batch of rowing our refuge is on the process of getting into the navy vessel that on their way to the remote coastal island of basilan john there are nearly 1800 rowing our refuges were in the shot placed to be transported today to this remote coastal island you can see behind me the refugees are coming up to get into the naval vessel one vessel already relaxed there scouted by navy ships patrol boats rather now this is the 2nd batch the 1st batch run on december for the government is determined to relocate at least 200000 refugees to this remote coastal island despite opposition from rights girls and even the un and the government on its part saying there's issues of congestion and a lot of crime and security issues in the camp and they want to gradually decongest the camp and many miles the congestion in. football on area and also the government is under immense public pressure to resolve this crisis as the bangladesh people you talk to said that the international commu

the refugees are being both from here in cox's bazaar to the city of chittagong the island is about 40 kilometers by i think some people on the ship say it gives them some hope for only about how you know how the bangladesh government is giving us assurance of a better life they'll give us a good environment food and shelter and so we are going there and they could to prolong camps there are 800-0021 1000000 people living in back in dish and so crowded to to get away from that situation we are going to follow up we are not happy at the camps if we go back to me and more we may have a people but we don't have anything there to prove our citizenship so we didn't agree to go back we heard from seniors as well as the television that will get much better facilities at the shan charge bangladeshi authorities spent years building shows on the island to commentate up to 100000 people they say it will help to ease overcrowding in the largest refugee camp in. cox's bazaar that's home to move the millions will hinge on. the majority fled 3 years ago in a military crackdown on the muslim minority.