but not only more representation but justice for the people who were murdered through the years in darfur and south sudan and i know i would like this. dog address that specifically you know i said of that i'd like to see hands off address that specifically what he plans to do for some of these people who are located in the periphery who need equal representation and also need to feel like they have some type of redemption for the human rights atrocities including the charge of genocide against people and are for any other challenges the u.c. for this government's moving forward at least in the next few months. absolutely i mean sudan needs to be removed from the state to sponsor terrorism list a charge that was brought from the united states in the 1990 s. due to us ahmed bin ladin's work there you know in sudan and you know i think in addition to that we need to see a removal of economic sanctions i think what have doc has to prove to the international community is that he's committed to writing some of these wrongs from the past and not only including women in his government i mean tha

and genocide linked to the conflict in sudan's darfur region have been made against the country's former president bashir big now an alliance of human rights organizations waltzed to broaden the responsibility to include french bank b.m.p. . we call on the french authorities to promptly open an investigation to determine whether b.n.p. is criminally responsible for its dealings with sudan 2 out of knowing plaintiffs have waived their right to remain anonymous they are my son an activist who spoke out against the government he was injured during an attack on his village in darfur later arrested and beaten and he says he saw close relatives shot and killed the 2nd is how our city who was kidnapped by jun 2 we force is a loyal to the former sudanese government she was short tour. and so 100 family members executed so why did they hold the bank responsible for what has happened to them behind the greatest crimes and human rights violations there is always money by granting the sudanese regime access to international money markets b.n.p. power allow the government to function pay its staff mi

an activist who spoke out against the government he was injured during an attack on his village in darfur later arrested and beaten and he says he saw close relatives shot and killed the 2nd is how a silly who was kidnapped by jun 2 read forces unoiled to the former sudanese government she was shot tortured and so 100 family members executed so why did they hold the bank responsible for what has happened to them behind the greatest crimes and human rights violations there is always money by granting the sudanese regime access to international money markets b.n.p. power allow the government to function pay its staff military and security forces make purchases abroad all while sudan was a pariah on the international scene for planning and committing crimes in darfur and the crimes were horrific widespread human rights violations between 20022008 led to the deaths of more than 3 $100000.00 sudanese civilians b.m.p. power to sudan's defacto central bank giving the former government access to international money markets that's according to the u.s. department of justice the complainants say th

sudanese power miter forces are fighting in yemen sudanese mercenaries many of them children from darfur have been lured into fighting on the ground in yemen in exchange for financial compensation many have been brought in from the darfur region of western sudan where conflict has been going on since 2003 it's estimated hundreds of sudanese have been killed in fighting in yemen al jazeera has evidence of saudi arabia trafficking child soldiers to yemen. because he told us would be working in a kitchen and making 3000 soldiers. tens of thousands of combatants and civilians have been killed in yemen leading the united nations to describe it as the world's worst humanitarian crisis lure about a man the al-jazeera. cameron's president has announced a major national dialogue to try to combat the country's separatist crisis an english speaking minority is demanding independence in 2 northwest regions to western regions i should say nearly 2000 people have died since conflicts began in 2016 according to human rights watch and the united nations says more than half a 1000000 others have fled the

on the ground in yemen in exchange for financial compensation many have been brought in from the darfur region of western sudan where conflict has been going on since 2003 it's estimated hundreds of sudanese have been killed in fighting in yemen al jazeera has evidence of saudi arabia trafficking child soldiers to yemen never used the word not a gun or rifle because they told us would be working in a kitchen and making 3000 soldiers. tens of thousands of combatants and civilians have been killed in yemen leading the united nations to describe it as the world's worst humanitarian crisis lure about a man the al-jazeera a turkish newspaper has published details our preparations for a saudi hit into travel to istanbul before the murder of journalist. comes just weeks after the 1st anniversary of the killing inside the saudi consulate. when the 1st anniversary of the killing go for jamal khashoggi the saudi journalist murdered in the consulate here in istanbul just a few weeks away the turkish press of picked up the story once again this time so back in newspaper printing details of the tran

arrest warrant against same for the crimes committed in darfur. well that hasn't been mentioned in the previous court sessions and what we understand is that once these sessions are over once he's either found guilty or innocent of the charges of corruption illicit financial gains and bribery vendée can move on to the other charges but people in the streets have been protesting about the fact that these are not mentioned fully they're saying that this trial is a sham and that the real the real charges that should be against him should be the work crimes committed in darfur and in the southern regions of south kordofan we also understand that the i.c.c. is trying to open or trying to look into the issue of its arrest warrant they say that the arrest warrant is still valid therefore the transitional government that has been formed has the obligation to to hand over the former president but the sovereign council did say that they are going to try to set up an independent judicial system to try the president and that is likely take some time which is

on the ground in yemen in exchange for financial compensation many have been brought in from the darfur region of western sudan where conflict has been going on since 2003 it's a. summated hundreds of sudanese have been killed in fighting in yemen al jazeera has evidence of saudi arabia trafficking child soldiers to yemen never used there was not a gun or rifle he went because he told us he'd be working in a kitchen and making 3000 soldering else. tens of thousands of combatants and civilians have been killed in yemen little united nations to describe it as the world's worst humanitarian crisis lure about a man the al jazeera pakistan's foreign minister creation has won the united nations human rights council of the risk of genocide in indian administered kashmir the un's human rights chief said she's deeply concerned as well about india's actions in the disputed territory it's been under strict military clampdown for more than a month since india revoked its autonomous status internet and mobile phone service is still cut off in most places. i should have to mention the word genocide h

on the ground in yemen in exchange for financial compensation many have been brought in from the darfur region of western sudan where conflict has been going on since 2003 it's estimated hundreds have sued. have been killed in fighting in yemen al jazeera has evidence of saudi arabia trafficking child soldiers to yemen never used the. u.n. because it told us we'd be working in a kitchen and making 3000 soldiers. tens of thousands of combatants and civilians have been killed in yemen leading the united nations to describe it as the world's worst humanitarian crisis. you're about a man the al-jazeera. the british prime minister barak's johnson and his cabinet are desperately searching for a way to navigate out of the brags that impasse they met after a night of high drama in parliament johnson's push for an early election was thrown out for parliament was in suspended for 5 weeks or so he has more from london. mr speaker the lord's will also rise by how much is this commission to declare to declare how well let's say past 5 guys this is and so also declared the prior great follow bands th

countries they endured physical and so called logical abuse a woman that i talked to as she was from darfur in sudan and she had to witness the the execution of her husband and she decided to flee so she traveled through through those charges that she saw people dying falling off the cars because the cars have to move very fast through the desert she saw people dying of thirst she ended up in a torture chamber where she was tortured and raped for over months after she got out of that she was finally on a rubber dinghy on her way to you know over the mediterranean to europe she thought and then the boat was intercepted by the libyan coast guards which are actually trained and financed by the european union so she was brought back to libya in a detention center and then finally after months again she was she was evacuated by united say are tunisia there so in a sea these people and they told me all the stories you know over at interviews over i don't know one on one and a half hours and you know then you have this feeling well this person a so strong because she still has hope she still is st

led by activists like me hyped all it takes is a few activists like him to ignite social action in darfur but while they look to stay. cool character a more gentle darker black on more my. part to get out of her she was just just then in prison such as mine is go for the. extra muscle externals down dizziness the condition of resources and. so this is just going to be to know you're not really that you want to cause we're going to get me you know if it was ok. and. social activism on this level would have been unimaginable a few years ago. today targeted actions can take only a few hours to germinate and spread. across our choices of a whole string of sentiment and it's a story about a more romani are going to democrats here but then what we did there was a daughter to pull me and most of the shine on to the set on the summer school year look for students like that on our part it was meant to just hold the cards which is a few issues sure to say that. did you. start. building the activist capacity of an entire generation is a bold project. the funky citizens aim to defy boundaries and to

on the ground in yemen in exchange for financial compensation many have been brought in from the darfur region of western sudan where conflict has been going on since 2003 it's estimated hundreds of sudanese have been killed in fighting in yemen al jazeera has evidence of saudi arabia trafficking child soldiers to yemen never used there was not a gun or a rifle because they told us we'd be working in a kitchen and making 3000 soldiers. tens of thousands of combatants and civilians have been killed in yemen leading the united nations to describe it as the world's worst humanitarian crisis lure about a man the al jazeera but i'm sure an army is being accused of detaining thousands of children and its efforts to crack down on boko haram human rights watch says many of been held in awful conditions and aren't allowed to see their families claims the military denies. the story in the capital of borno state my degree. friends. are doing what they love most playing football. but they haven't always enjoyed such freedoms. they were raised by mothers meritable fighters the boys now 12 were rescu

on the ground in yemen in exchange for financial compensation many have been brought in from the darfur region of western sudan where conflict has been going on since 2003 it's estimated hundreds of sudan. these have been killed in fighting in yemen al jazeera has evidence of saudi arabia trafficking child soldiers to yemen and never use their weapons not a gun or rifle he went because he told us he'd be working in a kitchen and making 3000 soldering else. tens of thousands of combatants and civilians have been killed in yemen pleadingly united nations to describe it as the world's worst humanitarian crisis lure about him and the al jazeera. a new detail transcript revealing the final moments of saudi journalism alpha shelties assassination has been released by a turkish newspaper the shoji was killed in the saudi consulate in istanbul last october jamal a shell has moved almost a year since it shocked the world and the story of jamal official she's murder is still making headlines the newspaper one of turkey's biggest published details of conversations that took place between stauffer

on the ground in yemen in exchange for financial compensation many have been brought in from the darfur region of western sudan where conflict has been going on through. 2003 it's estimated hundreds of sudanese have been killed in fighting in yemen al jazeera has evidence of saudi arabia trafficking child soldiers to yemen never use the weapon not a gun or a rifle he went because he told us he'd be working in a kitchen and making a few 1000 soldiers reales. tens of thousands of combatants and civilians have been killed in yemen leading the united nations to describe it as the world's worst humanitarian crisis lure about a man the al jazeera a joint operation centers being established in yemen sports city of data following un mediated ceasefire talks between the warring sides a months old already negotiated cease fire and data is regularly violated the united nations says the new center is significant it is an important step forward in establishing direct lines of communications between the parties and the and obviously or un colleagues. on the ground so it is definitely a step forward p

arrest warrant against same for the crimes committed in darfur. well that's something that has not been brought up brought up over the past 4 sessions including this one but what we do understand is that the judge wants to finish with this corruption case and the bribery charges and then they will look into other cases people on the streets have been condemning the trial they're saying that it's a sham and they've been demanding an independent judicial system set up to be looked at to look into the issues of protesters who have been killed since december as well as work crimes in the western region of darfur and the southern regions of new nile and south kordofan we also understand that the international criminal court has said that the arrest warrant against the former president is still valid and that they are going to try to reach out to the transitional government which has been appointed just yesterday to look into the issue of handing over the former president but the council have said that they want to set up an independent judicial system

have been killed in civil wars between sudan's government and groups this includes the conflict in darfur are fighting between armed groups of farmers and government forces as displaced around 2500000 people fighting in the region has subsided over the past 4 years but the armed groups are still active and skirmishes continue to pop up which in peace is a priority for the new transitional government largely because it's a key condition for getting sudan removed from the u.s. sponsors of terrorism list him morgan brings us more from juba. bilateral relations was on the agenda in the meeting between 1000 as president salva kiir mayardit and sudan's prime minister abdullah 1000 and his 1st foreign visit since he was appointed to his position last month the minister the prime minister came with some delegation of ministers to talk to their counterparts here in south sudan and discuss the issues of trade border security and the country's economic relationship but that was not the what was on top of the agenda the prime minister upon his appointment said that peace would be the top priority in

insurgency against the sudanese government the country's longest conflict has been in the remote western darfur region rebels there have waged a long war over marginalization accusing the government of oppressing the non arab population this week in south sudan's capital the revolutionary from an umbrella organization representing all the armed groups fighting khartoum agreed a road map for peace talks with the government to begin next month's heba morgan has more now from juba. bilateral relations was on the agenda in the meeting between south sudan's president salva kiir mayardit and sudan's prime minister abdullah 1000 on his 1st foreign visit since he was appointed to his position last month the minister the prime minister came with some delegation of ministers to talk to their counterparts here in south sudan and discuss the issues of trade border security and the country's economic relationship but that was not the what was on top of the agenda the prime minister upon his appointment said that peace would be the top priority in his transitional government and that he would be reaching out

refugees they went through unspeakable things horror of trauma and i met for example a woman from darfur in sudan she witnessed the execution of her loved ones and she decided to flee she traveled through the sahara desert she saw people falling down the cars because the cars of govt really fast with the sour edges that she saw people dying of thirst she ended up in one of these torture chambers where she was tortured and raped for several months then finally she got out she managed to get on a dinghy a rubber dinghy on the mediterranean on you know she said she saw it she thought it's she's already close to save europe but then this boat was a deceptive by the libyan coast guards which is by the way financed and trained by the european union they brought her back to a detention center in libya and from there she was finally evacuated and then i met her and she was so strong she was really impressively strong and i just thought she still has hope you know and she. is really a resilience in the face of a great adversity all of these cases that we saw in your report individual cases random

indicted by the international criminal court for work crimes and genocide in the western region of darfursome analysts say while there are reasons as to why bashir would receive money from foreign leaders the corruption charges are just a distraction from what he should really be prosecuted for whoever is. putting up this they are trying to deflect the attention of the public from senior issues that my. bringing those who are already empowered to trial i mean what we know that the genocide has not been committed by one of bushehr himself there are many others included in this scene for now prosecutors are painting a picture of a former president illegally receiving millions from a foreign government while his people suffered an economic crisis and dozens were killed demanding his removal from power people morgan al-jazeera heard some turkish president i do want says plans are in place to set up a turkish led operation to secure a safe zone in northeast in syria in the coming weeks meanwhile at least 13 people have been killed and at least 2 dozen engineered in an attack in syria's provinc

priority thousands of people have been killed in sudan's civil wars including the conflict in western darfur groups have been fighting there since 2003 against the government of former president omar al bashir had been morgan brings us more from juba. it's the sudanese prime minister's 1st foreign visit since he was appointed last month and it's scheduled to last for 2 days now the prime minister will be meeting with the head of state of south sudan salva kiir mayardit who is also at the moment the mediator off the peace talks between the sudanese government and the armed group called the sudanese revolutionary front and the sudan people's liberation movement north the prime minister is also scheduled to meet with the heads of these armed groups because he says that when he was appointed he made a pledge that his transitional government will prioritize peace over anything else and we'll try to achieve it within the 1st 6 months of the 39 months transitional period the prime minister has also said that sudan will be an open space and will build its foreign relations based on common interests

how strong these people are you know and for example a lady from a young woman actually my age from darfur in sudan she told me she had to witness the execution of her husband and she fled her country as she went through the sahara desert she saw so many people die in the dust and she went to the torture chambre where she was tortured and raped over months and months and then finally she went she got out of there and she thought she is you know she's crossing the mediterranean in a rather dangerous or she will make it to a safe europe but then the boat was intercepted by the libyan coast guard so all she was brought back to a detention center and this libyan coast guard is actually financed and trained by the european union and then from the detention center she was brought to tunisia finally and you know you would think that people like this you know they they break at some point because it's just self-protection or i don't know but this woman was so strong you know you look at her and she was so having hope and still having plans for the future but contextualize this for smart because i

killed in civil wars between sudan's government and armed groups that includes the major conflict in darfur where fighting between downed groups of farmers and government forces displaced around 2 and a half 1000000 people fighting there has subsided over the past 4 years but the armed groups are still active skirmishes do continue to happen and so reaching peace has become a priority for the new transitional government but largely because it's a key condition for getting sudan off the u.s. sponsors of terrorism list although he has not hit morgan she is in juba. bilateral relations was on the agenda in the meeting between south sudan's president salva kiir mayardit and sudan's prime minister abdullah made south sudan his 1st foreign visit since he was appointed to his position last month the minister the prime minister came with some delegation of ministers to talk to their counterparts here in south sudan and discuss the issues of trade border security and the country's economic relationship but that was not the what was on top of the agenda the prime minister upon his appointment said th

criminal court which is work crimes crimes against humanity and genocide in the western region of darfur the transitional government which was formed in the past few days had said that they're going to try to form an independent judicial system and then try to the president for the crimes in those war torn regions but they're saying that if they fail to do so then they are going to hand over the role of trying the president and holding him to account to an elected government in the coming 3 years and if all that fails then they will look into handing him over to the international criminal court the international criminal court had said that the arrest warrant against the former president is still valid and they will reach out to the transitional government to try to get them to hand over the former president earlier but people on the streets are saying that this trial is a sham and they're saying that they do not trust this judicial system and they're going to fall for it and put pressure on the transitional government to form that independent judicial system so that they can see. the pr