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insurgents for hire, they are associated with the genocide in darfur that claimed almost half a millionlives and displaced more than a million people. ruggiero: they've been raping and pillaging,ililling elephants, being brigands on horseback for 150 or 200 years or maybe longer. as l long as there is recorded history in t the area, they've been doing this. kalron: there's an obvious link to the fact that they are able to ride thousands of kilometers and pass countries, obviously having some sort of local support in some way, either paying them or actual accomplices. ruggiero: i saw anand witnessed pepersonally in the centraral african republic that the janjaweed we goioing far o out f their way to accumulate as much ivory and rhino horn as they could to support them, to make moneney. kalron: evereryone's talking about them, about these horsemen riding through the sahel l reaching areas t thousas of kilometers from t their house and coming back with their loot. we have seen clear evidence of that h happening. we've collected casings linking specific scenes of poaching in three different

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government forces have been trying to get advance is trying to reach a level defenses in hamas the in darfur but in. homs damascus multiple advances to eastern and the attack rebels have been saying that they are putting up a distance but because this is being hit from several fronts it's not clear how long will they be able to hold up their number of troops according to state media that are taking part in this operation the tiger forces the fourth brigade the tenth brigade and a number of other militias are also taking part in this offensive to v.t. eastern ghouta. a controversial high ranking general is leading north korea's delegation for the closing ceremony of the pure winter olympics kim young child has been accused of oldring an attack on a south korean naval ship which killed dozens of sailors in twenty ten have been protests against his visit in the capital seoul. the international olympic committee has unanimously held its bond of russia a decision that will prevent russian athletes from mulching under the flag at the closing ceremony i.o.c. president thomas bach says two failed dr

fill in israel's restaurant industry and they're often done by people like dhaka who walked from darfur in sudan to israel eight years ago but i go to the men who live there for the situation there was very difficult and used to see death every day and i saw the death of my father with my own eyes you can't go back from here i would like there's no way back no return but talib is in israel illegally now he faces deportation his boss says those refugees who work for him have a strong work ethic making them worth the extra taxes he has to pay for hiring normally israeli staff i mean it's not something that you can. rest on to a hotel manager of the hotel owners they don't want to pay for workers and that's why they are willing to or hire the migrant starts that's a false but that's that's a false assumption because you're paying more and once there we leave you will be left with no walkers and no one to not want to do those jobs thirty seven thousand africans are being offered three and a half thousand dollars on a one way ticket to an unspecified country in africa many live here in the w

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in israel's restaurant industry and they're often done by people like taleb dhaka who walked from darfur in sudan to israel eight years ago i got him involved in that for the situation there was very difficult and used to see death every day i saw the death of my father with my own eyes you can't go back from here i would like there's no way back no return but talib is in israel illegally now he faces deportation his boss says those refugees who work for him have a strong work ethic making them worth the extra taxes he has to pay for hiring normally israeli staff i mean it's not something that you can say well restaurant. manager of the hotel owners they simply don't want to pay for workers and that's why they are willing to or hire the migrant starts that's a false but that's that's a false assumption because you're paying more and once we leave you will be left with no walkers and no one to not want to do those jobs thirty seven thousand africans are being offered three and a half thousand dollars on a one way ticket to an unspecified country in africa many live here in the working cla

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one darfur in 2004. i remember seeing firsthand a ung boy who had his hand amputated by the janjaweed and isis in 2016 and anyone can pick up our iphone and see the result of that terror. and we see tragic ethnic cleansing against the rohingya right now in burma. so, again, i want to thank congresswoman foxx and mr. engel for their work on this bill. it deserves our support, and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. boyle: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in support of this bill and i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. boyle: i'd like to recognize congresswoman virginia foxx and ranking member eliot engel, along with congressman and eye hultgren and james mcgovern -- randy hultgren and james mcgovern for their bipartisan work on this legislation. the war crimes rewards expansion act would clarify the war crimes rewards program. this program is an important to

and by doing the top one darfur. and. and does a sunny.ritish little victims insist that they were denied a fair settlement. but the german foundation was formed under the circumstances. two ways first the physical damage itself. but as well there's a constant reminder that the people who actually perpetrated this crime as never been brought to justice and there has been a couple so you spend your whole life trying to find the answers to those questions and death put blood sugar systems and this is happening to all the to the market you're. the british for the murder victims look to brussels for support to reopen the come to gun case. time is running out. many of them have trouble paying for their treatment and the costs keep rising as they get older. inmate twenty fifteen next go break have the opportunity to speak to members of the european parliament about the issues faced by some of the mind victims. i would now like to hand over to and make brick and we did the research into the german archives and we came up with astonishing informat