known by rebel forces were accused of brutality and violating human rights for their role in the darfur conflict human rights groups accuse the group of work crimes but the head of the forces say they fight crimes not commit them but. we combat all kinds of crimes we have special forces just like any other force in the country which is easiest method to fight crimes and the border with libya is open and there are problems there so all forces patrol there the ease being criticized by rights groups for supporting sudan in anti migration efforts and for providing two hundred fifty million dollars which critics say helps force migrants into detention centers some analysts say the government using the rapid support forces for the mission was deliberate. the government wants to send an international basij these forces joined just fighting rebellions because they fought off rebels the government wants to give the group a national role to show you they serve in the interest of the whole country they were created as a fighting force forces that may be too tough to face when migrants such as you

are trying to get into europe but the move is controversial as the troops of those who fought in darfur where they were accused of committing war crimes have a morgan has more from northern sudan. days of walking and crossing unmarked borders have brought these eritrean migrants to sudan for many including. it's not their final destination. for. i want to be educated so i was three until it gets help or advice then i'll be able to go further this further means going beyond sudan's borders with help from smugglers but getting out is often much harder than getting into sudan because of a deal known as the khartoum process the sudanese government along with other african countries dealing with the migrant crisis struck a deal with a rypien union to keep them out as a result security in africa has been tightened sudan has deployed its paramilitary troops to curb the flow of migrants along its northern and western borders but because these forces are the same ones that were used to fight for both in darfur and other conflict areas in the country using them to stop human smugglers and traffic

court has issued two arrest warrants for bashir of accusations of war crimes and genocide in the darfur region. and if you look at it we are against u.s. involvement in the domestic affairs of the arab countries we have historical issues for example in south sudan and in the darfur region the u.s. is behind all of it. relatives of forty four crewmembers of a missing submarine are accusing the argentinean government of deliberately keeping them in the dock they were emotional scenes at the model plotter naval base after it was revealed that a possible explosion was detected near the last known location of the. vessel still hasn't been found some family members say the government with the crew operate a submarine that was too old to navigate. you know the submarine was in sound but they say it's three thousand meters below the sea they don't tell you anything that's why i say they are swine and have manipulated us they knew about it. as more from their platter the lights are still on the naval base behind me here in mar del plata but hope certainly seems to be fading very fast for the fat

a swiss aid worker who was kidnapped over a month ago in sudan's war torn region of darfur has been freed the local government has said she was rescued in an operation by security forces but has not named those responsible for the kidnapping. german chancellor angela merkel is hoping her conservatives can strike a compromise with the free democrats and the greens before ending exploratory coalition talks on thursday and moving on to formal negotiations. immigration has been one of the hot button issues with sides divided over whether to limit the number of migrants coming to germany. in zimbabwe soldiers not police or on patrol president mugabe reportedly safe under house arrest it looks like a military coup the generals of course say it's not tonight and authoritarian african leaders rule appears to be over mugabe is suddenly at the mercy of the military i'm brig off in berlin this is the day. that the end is femi the us safe and sound and a vast security is about emptied. we only need to think criminals are around the. hague do you jeanette eighteen point you to call so show and economi

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known by rebel forces were accused of brutality and violating human rights for their role in the darfur conflict human rights groups accuse the group of work crimes but the head of the forces say they fight crimes not commit them but. we combat all kinds of crime was we are special forces just like any other force in the country which is easiest method to fight crimes and the border with libya is open and there are problems there so off orses patrol there the ease being criticized by rights groups for supporting sudan in anti migration efforts and for providing two hundred fifty million dollars which critics say helps force migrants into detention centers some analysts say the government using the rapid support forces for the mission was deliberate. the government was to send an international basij these forces joined just fighting rebellions because they fought off rebels the government wants to. give the group a national role to show you they serve in the interest of the whole country they were created as a fighting force forces that may be too tough to face with migrants who dream of

this for committing war crimes crimes against humanity and genocide during the darfur crisis in two thousand thre. lenny i spoke to our correspondent thomas low in moscow in austin what the two sides discussed in sach. political given the president of sudan who was there in such you ahmad bashir. us is that he extracted a promise you the defense minister sergei shoigu to. modernize by the country's defense forces now i. russia unknown waves china have known supplied weapons to sedans that s shouldn't come as too much of a surprise including during a period. when the downfall conflicts i was going on which human rights groups i said i. would many of those weaponss were used to killl our civiliaians now. i own. that's. that's the minutes street sidede of things of the othr importantt side of it for us of a from that the russian point o oview east what youu justst mentioned t that. i n to push us a way to do it as something it appppears thatt those interestedd in submititting justice pickedp over thehe last. a couple of years and if we look at what's happening in syria as well this is russia re

a swiss aid worker who was kidnapped over a month ago in sudan's war torn region of darfur has been freed the local government has said she was rescued in an operation by security forces but has not named those responsible for the kidnapping. the german chancellor angela merkel is hoping her conservatives can strike a compromise with the free democrats and the greens before ending exploratory coalition talks on thursday and moving on to formal negotiations. immigration has been one of the hot button issues with sides divided over whether to limit the number of migrants coming to germany. the biggest airplane deal in history has just been signed at the dubai airshow the lucky winner is european giant airbus and a group of low cost airlines which will receive four hundred thirty shiny new birds . also on the show russia and venezuela have signed a debt restructuring deal but will it help because as a third his country away from bankruptcy. and thailand's famous long tail motor boats might get quieter and environmentally friendly that's if a german company succeeds in selling the idea we'll

from the place from darfur and everyone know what happened for good and i don't need to be details but i didn't have the option to go back to see anything i did however should be. indiscreet or to come. you know what this one is government. like something i'm describing. horrible to. describe ok i will leave it there thank you very much for joining us and thank you for taking time to describe the situation we will follow what you say with a discussion on the situation like hope that gets was old for you very soon thank you very much what have you. so that is the story from monis island let's bring in our guest now to discuss this further and for a skype from brisbane we have kate should see this as a specific research or at amnesty international and from perth also on skype in cook senior lecturer of global politics at ludlow university thank you both very much for joining us and how have we reached this point where a story or deems it acceptable to have these camps to detain these refugees and now a victim into a community where they don't feel safe yeah it is very much comes back to

people trafficking networks have flourished in libya since warmonger darfur was deposed and killed six years ago here in back government in tripoli says it's trying to speed up the deportation of illegal migrants at the tarik detention center in the capital hundred and forty nigerian migrants were given temporary travel documents on tuesday before being bussed to the airport thousands of others remain imprisoned in detention centers across libya well let's bring in our guests now from tripoli salah al back crucial libyan political analyst and a senior advisor to the negotiating team of the high council of state engine eva leonard doyle he's the spokesman for the international organization for migration and from cambridge via skype reales smith managing director of libya analysis a consultancy organization specializing in producing reports on libya very warm welcome to all of you thanks for being here on inside story salah your story you were kidnapped in libya not so long ago and afterwards taken to a detention facility can you talk us through that whole experience. well the this was i

a swiss aid worker who was kidnapped over a month ago in sudan's war torn region of darfur has.

subject to arrest warrants the international criminal court alleged war crimes and genocide in sudan's darfur region. syrian opposition groups meeting in the saudi capital have renewed their demand for the removal of president bashar al assad in a draft resolution there had been speculation that behind a geisha committee would soften their position after the resignation of former chief we had her job the group is being backed by saudi arabia it says the aim of the we had conference is to unify opposition groups ahead of upcoming negotiations in geneva. when. there is no solution to the crisis without a syrian consensus start with achieve the demands of the syrian people on the basis of geneva one and the un security council resolution two two five four iraqi forces have launched an operation to clear remaining eisel fighters from the deserts bordering syria troops from the iraqi army and here popular mobilization forces are taking part in the offensive against arsenal fighters who are hiding in a large stricken border land iraq's prime minister hyderabadi says he'll announce the final defeat

arrest warrants from the international criminal court over alleged war crimes and genocide in sudan's darfur region. the size of russia's military force in syria meanwhile is likely to be substantially reduced and the drawdown could start before the end of the year that's according to the chief of the russian military general staff who was speaking in sochi on thursday meanwhile syrian opposition groups meeting in the saudi capital have renewed their demand for the removal of president bashar al assad in a draft resolution that had been speculation that the high negotiations committee would soften their position after the resignation of the former chief of riyadh who job the group is backed by saudi arabia it says the aim of the riyadh conference is to unify opposition groups ahead of upcoming negotiations in geneva. lebanon's prime minister says the recent political crisis is a wake up call reminding his people to put their country first ahead of regional issues saad hariri put his resignation on hold when he returned to beirut on wednesday after the president asked for more dialogue his su

wanted by the international criminal court for crimes against humanity of attacks on tribal groups in darfur between two thousand and three and two thousand and eight he was welcomed by his again and counterpart you were in a seventy in entebbe on monday as part of a two day visit. the u.k.'s foreign secretary has apologized for causing distress to a british citizen jailed in iran and her family nazneen zardari ratliff is facing charges of spreading propaganda she said she was in the country to visit her family but boris johnson is accused of complicating the issue about two weeks ago by saying she'd been there to teach journalism but critics say the comments might prompt iran to extend her prison sentence. and i have no knowledge of the words i used to open to be misinterpreted my apologize i apologize to mrs garri ratcliffe and her family if i inadvertently cause them any further and the house should bear in mind that iran's regime and no one else has chosen to separate this mother from her infant daughter. the reason is that even they find it difficult to explain or describe how the kreml

arrest warrants from the international criminal course of an edged war crimes and genocide in sudan's darfur region. now it's been an important day in south korea with hundreds of thousands of students sitting their university entrance exams south korea is a competitive country and the authority second extraordinary measures to make sure students get to the tests and do well so to participate later many businesses open later to reduce traffic congestion kathy novak reports from seoul. the years of study and long nights of after school tuition have all come down to this. i prepared a lot but now the days here i feel uneasy and nervous the was welcome to school by younger friends students in this new tory asli competitive country know the day long exam can determine not only what university they will attend but also their career and marriage prospects and ultimately their status in society the exam day has become a national event these students have shown up early to cheer on their classmate late comers can have a police escort and aren't allowed to take off morning during the english listenin

were the seem to never end took the lives of some 4 million people get to we all focus as a shirt on darfur at the loss of life there. a number of people lost their lives in congo historically eclipses that which is a terrible, terrible legacy. the drc is one of the highest rates of human displacement in the world. little unrest in urban centers large prison break so by the attacks by members of a religious sect that has declared itself in opposition to kabila have further contribute to the worsening of the street of the conflict. it has become a catastrophic american crisis featuring severe atrocities in a widespreadt recruitment and abuse of children. meanwhile they ongoing conflict in eastern drc at one time someone activity by 2 million militia groups and an out-of-control national army resulting in a systematic rate of about 50 women and girls per hour. his hearing is intent to look at possible solutions to a political stalemate they could very well lead to. further violence and a a people in a lae african country bordering on nine neighbors. it follows a successful resolution on drc t

we all focused as we should on darfur and the people who lost their lives there. the number of people who have lost their lives in congo eclipses that. political unrest in urban centers. in the capital, by members of a religious secretary that has declared itself, has worsens the conflict. the murder of a lead er featurig atrocities and abuse of children. meanwhile, the conflict saw violent activity by 2 million militia groups and an out of control national army resulting in the systematic rape of 50 girls per hour. this hearing is intended to look at possible solutions that could lead to further finance and upheaval in a large african nation bordered benign neighbors. we understand there is no easy solution to the current crisis in drc. if president kabilla were convinced they would not be prosecuted for human rights abuses. however, that would reward them into plundering their country's resources. a palace coup may take place. kabilla's father was assassinated in 2001. the elder kabilla had overthrown -- had himself overthrown an elected government in 1965, he w

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