d. r. c. where he met those displaced by the fighting and weed it with warring sides to end the violence ah, as special un security council meeting on the future of afghanistan took place on thursday, members say it's gathered to discuss the economic and humanitarian situation in.

d. r. c, where he met some of those displaced by the fighting, and pleaded with the war sides and the violence. haley and my name made you, and we have all seen the children, the mothers, the old men who are now become and displaced in their own country. and no matter what our differences are, even though we have our problems, please, let's have mercy on them. let's stop this war and started dialect. so, so and so to see rebels have more than doubled the 30 day control in recent weeks. according to local officials, more than 200000 people have been displaced since the fighting begun. and the east african community has now shed your peace, talked for november 20 the number of the 21st. in the canyon capital people, fleet hostilities had thought of their despair. 2 people on a similar plan didn't happen. we were sitting in a camp until to evacuate. that's why we are fleeing. they told us that m 23 was a few meters away and we are afraid. kick in the boonies. it hurts as a lot that we'll still fling, we fled from, could bumper. and now we are fleeing again from their mom. we are now heading to go

d. r. c. where he met those, displaced by the fighting and read it with warring sides to and the violence ah, as special un security council meeting on the future of afghanistan took place on thursday. member say it's gathered to discuss the economic and humanitarian situation in afghanistan. the country has been in the midst of a deep crisis since the u. s. withdrawal and subsequent taliban takeover last year . russia has called on the u. s. to unfreeze afghanistan's assets, which are vital to the countries development and that's all for now. be sure to check out our t, v dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see you right back here at the top of the hour. ah, [000:00:00;00] with oh ra, a shave out disdain becomes the advocate. an engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. ah, i, i hello and welcome to cross stock. were all things considered? i'm peter lavelle. nato is hybrid war against russia just became more

d r. c. for from where we sit as a region, we do not think there's so much peace to keep. that's why it is necessary for peace enforcement contingent under the east african regional force. that is the mandate upon which the canyon troops operate in the context of the east african regional force. ah, if you're going to burn coal or failure has some of the cleaners on the planet mats, the claim, the country has been making for years. but now whistleblower has thrown suit all over the supposedly clean credentials. with more details his art see contributor rachel marston. you just may be shocked to hear that this clean cool that we keep hearing about could be a scam. and at least that's what a whistleblower is alleging in australia, a member of parliament. andrew wilkie took the leech whistleblower documents into parliament yesterday and demanded an inquiry and to some green shenanigans did icebreaker. i bring to the parliament attention another bribe who shall glow an executive from destroying coal industry. who has provided me with sales in some documents that prove australi

d r c. not going. kelly. ne, fire fighting, continuing. where to from here, who am 23, been fighting around the village of wico which is on the western side of that territory. i'm 23 is to the north of where we are here the front where they're fighting to the west of their area. they've been pushing towards the territory of miss cc, which is an area where they've controlled colton mines in the past. those scenario where they may be able to recruit some fighters. and if they keep advancing in that direction, they could eventually cut off and in circle the city of gamma, which is just down the road from where we are now. they've rejected the international calls for a cease fire. they say that they weren't those talks held in on go live capital low on there. and so the communicate cooling for that cease fire is invalid and meaningless. congress government says that it's essentially fighting rolando, just a couple of kilometers over there. and the soldiers are being photographed with m 23 fighters. congress government says it just needs to negotiate

where does she did? she went to d r c and continued to attract to the communities in the us and from my colleagues statement. indeed that he's willing to continue working with them. and this is the primary quarrel that one that has with using the support of the i see these shells bones on 232. so randa keeps asking that the us to start collaborating viola, which is internationally recognized as if there are genocidal organisms. ok, let me get, i guess the ones that come in new or telling color what to do. you have the density to say his mistake attended as a very serious allegation. you wonder how to talk about what to do with people was seeking protection in our country. you speak as an international committee to you speak to our lawyer. can you see how you people reaching the root? you have to, does city even an international community to minimize the value of another nation by imposing them where you want them to do as a serious allegation, those people don't want to come back to your country because you're targeting t

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ah, now to the democratic republic of congo where fighting is escalating in the east between the army and the m. 23 militia group. the d r. c has repeatedly accused rwanda of backing the rebels acclaim, kigali denies. nearly 200000 people have fled their homes in the past 3 weeks. and kenya's parliament has approved the deployment of troops to eastern d. r. c, to help enforce peace. oh, in lime and in step. thousands signed up to the congolese army ready to march and defend their country. the advance of rebels here in the east of the d. r. c has prompted a rallying cry for the army. many believe the enemy is backed by rwanda, despite kay galleys, denial by law, a law, i saw the rwandans coming to invade us. and i saw how the soldiers were suffering ninana, i fled, and that's why i joined the military service. i mean, i've been, as i'm winning him garcia at abilene, he sees that i really kind his name in russia and ukraine body badly, monet, lots of young people dropped everything, giving anybody and signed up to fight. yeah. because green was invaded, who will be gun? isaiah, he can make while they are, so i also gave up my

d r c. from the city of goma, malcolm web reports design debbie san garner and her husband. chicory took us to where they buried their newborn son just a few hours before we met them. they said they fled their village. last week, when the m 23 rebel group bombed it, they walked for 3 days sleeping rough on the roadside to reach here. keystone just to get from the child was very tired in my way. and because of the days i spent on the road, my pregnancy started feeling very bad. and then yesterday i gave birth to the child, passed away today. their son just 10 hours old. he's one of the youngest to die, and the conflict between conga leaves, government forces, and m $23.00 widely understood to be a proxy of neighboring rwanda. although rwanda denies it. this is their new home. among many new arrivals at this camp for this place, people on the outskirts of the city of goma florence b. her he case showed us where people are sleeping. she was a farmer and the community health worker until she fled the fighting. earlier this year, she told us 22 children have died here, and a women have had miscarriages i

d r c. and expand the area under control. what, what do we know about their resources and where the support is coming from? because again, the want and gulf made us as categorically united nations. yeah, that's it. that's an excellent question. and as you pointed out to your viewers and 23 were defeated in 2013 by a coalition of international forces and the democratic republic of congo military. but they have really bounced back this year, causing a significant territorial loss, them out now putting pressure on gama and displaced at least a 190000 people from what humanitarians are telling me. so they really are on the front foot at the moment. and that's why i think these allegations that have been supported, they've been resupplied by, by rwanda. yes. london's deny this. there is a leech, you in a panel of expert report also going round the indexes. rwanda and there are some suggestions. the other neighbors might also be meddling in this, that there are some suggestions that uganda might have been and got herself involved. and that in turn has it has created an east african community response. or as you

d r. c. welcome. web is on the outskirts of coma. just a few kilometers from the fighting. the front line is about 5 kilometers further north of where we are down this road. there's a check point here, man by congress. the soldiers, there are some un peacekeepers here as well. and the congress forces them 23, a holding that positions this follows kenya's foreign ministry saying that the former canyon president who re kenyatta, whose facilitating regional piece talks in a statement said that he'd had a phone call with rwandan president who could gummy and gummy had agreed to assist in urging em 23 fighters to see fire and to withdraw from the territories that they've occupied. m. 23 is widely understood to be backed by rwanda, which is just a few kilometers over there where they were. wanda has always denied it. congress army spokesman said that they hadn't been any sign of with withdrawal yet. and also the fighting is ongoing. on another front, near tongue, which is to the west of m 20 three's territory. congress government spokesman told us that they're waiting to see if ruined the will respect this agreement and said that rwanda h

d r. c is the world's largest cobalt producer, which is a key component for electric car batteries. the sector widely used so called our kids and all or smart scale mining, where dangerous working conditions and corruption are ramping. more than 40000 children work and non regulated mines in hazardous conditions, while most of the queries are owned by foreign countries arches, no diggers are only allowed to work in government. designated zones for regulations are often not in force. many, congo. these workers feel robbed by western countries which make huge profits from the industry on a fallen, but my husband died while watching in the mine, and the mining company hasn't given anything, not even a note to help out. oh, from children. i can not even afford for them to eat properly. there is no way to send them to school. do men and women benefit from the minerals and other countries when our husbands are dying because of bad conditions due to the lack of proper jobs in the big mining companies? no one cares about our situation with western countries should do more to change our situation. because they're getting too much from our minerals here. social no weste

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d. r. c has accused rwanda of supporting the rebels. something it denies. we spoke to a gant, an army spokes person who described holly african troop deployment could succeed where the un failed. the east african community heads of states met him, meadow v and the giovanni shipper was integrated into can yetta and decided to deploy a i'm, he's tough. who can to mission force, whose him and it would be to this um, the foot in the, the negative forces, indiana se, begin again was it's an $1860.00 to leaders, it only the most expensive mission immune history. but then fighting, doing good people being killed. a guidance gave us their opinion on the collective fight against and $23.00 rebels that saying it's time to think about shared solutions to common problems. i personally, i believe in what we've quote, unity and togetherness integration as this africa now, good is, is far bigger than thinking about a country individually. but now about thinking about your stuff, rec, as a whole you you and you and i know that if there is a problem in comb, waste africa is not that piece. and if he's tougher guys, not that piece. even uganda is not at least. yeah. wendy's givin

softer talks in gold as capital where we got reaction from some congo least people on the news of learning. the most important thing is that we want peace between the d r. c and rwanda. rwandans have long lived in the territory of d r c. that is why we need peace, only peace and good mutual understanding that this is the most important thing for us is that we want peace so that our children who remain in the east of the country are mothers, fathers, children, older brothers will live in peace. we need help. peace is expected to return to the ma, craddick, republic of congo on friday after enactment was reaching dead deal ensure, se, so fire ended the immediate withdrawal of the and $23.00 rebels in the upgrade areas. these comes after the kimberly's president mer to we did the honda foreign minister in a move to bring an end to the recent taishan in the eastern v r c. though it holstead by their uncle and president in the copper top lawanda. these, these are fire element comes after a previous attempt to restore a peace in july haley the eastern the r c has been plagued for nearly 30 year by violence from i'm a group. many of them retired from a word that

d r. c has been struggling to fend off advances by insurgents in the countries east near the border with rolanda, reviving old animosities between the neighboring nations in central africa, where the 50000 civilians helping displaced by the fighting refugees of sorta find them at a local un camp with new arrivals receiving packages of food that they resort to building make shift tense from what's available or from the d. r. c has been losing territory and the conflict area with military from the so named m 23 group seizing 2 times over the weekend. congest accuses rwanda of blocking those fighters. i claim row one, the denies the congolese government has also expelled the rwandan ambassador and recalled it's tough envoy from the country. the un high commissioner for refugees. so spoken about the situation. seeing its being largely ignored by the global community is not only ukraine, where conflict has driven people from their homes, yet the other crises are failing to capture the same international attention. outreach resources, action. we are in the democratic republic of congo, where brutal attacks, including revolting accounts of sexual violence against women, has added mor

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