hawkins is the executive director of doctors without borders u.k. and joins us now from london thank you so much for your time you describe what has been happening is sabotage how so so we've been subjected to a concerted campaign of harassment intimidation and obstruction this is taken the form of government special countries to strip search and rescue vessel of its flag it's taken the form of criminal investigation on the basis of spiritus allegations and we've been shot and harassed by the libyan coast guard which is funded by european governments including including that of the u.k. so that basically has now forced us to take this step and the consequences of that of that more people are going to die at sea is there any legal recourse. everything that we've been doing on the mediterranean has been in accordance with the international maritime law we've been working under the direction of the italian coast guard we are looking into the possibility of legal recourse but ultimately we want to appeal to the conscience of european governments to to a

doctors without borders is forced to stop its my could rescue operation find out what that could mean for the number of deaths in the mediterranean. al-jazeera is exclusive interview with the family of a ukrainian officer detained by russia last month. second day of talks is underway in sweden they are aimed at ending the war in yemen there was a promising start on thursday when warring sides agreed a prisoner exchange deal the saudi backed government and who's the gelug ations a meeting in the village of rimbaud north of the capital stockholm our correspondent hashem is there he joins us live now so dave confidence building measures leading to an air of optimism i would imagine given that they've agreed on this prisoner exchange program what next now for days what are the. the most important issues they wish to achieve today. day two is a continuation of the talks about the need to move for when it comes to confidence building measures there's been a meeting earlier today just finished between the united nations top envoy botton griffiths and the delegation from the yemeni government

most of the migrants are coming from libya according to doctors without borders.nd rebelvernment representatives in yemen sitting down for the first time in sweden. these are the first talks in two years. they have been organized by the u.n. which says the humanitarian situation in the country's more precariousus than ev. half of the population is reported to be in pre-famine conditions. >> half the population at risk of starvation. the economy shrinking by 1/3 every year. four years of war has pushed yemen to the brink. people desperately want peace. >> we don't want the war to go on. we don't want the talks in sweden to fail. >> we are tired. i hope the situation improves soon because the whole population is done and destroyed. >> the conflict has its roots in a popular uprising against the longtime ruler. following months of protests inspired by the arab spring, he finally transferred power to his vice president in november of 2011. inaugurated in february the following year, he struggled to deal with a number of problems including the growing presence of al qa

since then, things became much more unstable and doctors without borders has been working in that region a long time. the project i was working on was in a small town and north of the country, south of the border, where doctors without borders runs the only referral hospital in the region, where we deliver primary and secondary healthcare, including cesarean section for about 140,000 people. >> when you say it's the only local hospital, how far away is the next hospital for people there? >> there are some smaller hospitals run by the ministry of health and by other organizations but, this is the only one running a referral level hospital where you have surgical aids and can do a cesarean section and those kinds of things. >> you mentioned this was not your first trip. are you seeing the situation getting any better? >> from my personal perspective, just what i've seen, i was their first in 2011 just after independence and there was a lot of hope for the country, moving forward. and then unfortunately, once the war broke out, things of course became much less stable. certainly, things, fr

well still ahead here on the al-jazeera news hour doctors without borders claims the smear campaign that made it rescued refugees in the mediterranean. sea to do is achieved and start first against pakistan he said of the story it's. hello there rain is pushing its way across north america now it's creeping up from mexico you can see the satellite picture brings in that cloud from mexico and it's working its way through parts of texas at the moment and then will gradually edge its way eastwards as we head through the next few days so quite a bit of what weather here then for friday and on saturday that pushes further northwards all the way across towards atlanta heavy rain in the south but on the northern edge that's where we see a fair amount of wintery weather and further north still well plenty of cool weather here it's going to stay pretty cold for many of us toronto of the maximum just getting to the arrow of force in new york we're just getting to two which is around thirty seven in faran high a bit further towards the south and we've got a stringy area of cloud hagen see it stretc

doctors without borders is calling for the urgent establishment of what it calls "safe pathways" to enable refugees and economiants to reach the european union. the humanitarian organization e ars thousands will conti drown in the mediterranean now that doctors without borders is decomissioning the last rescue ship, the aquarius, because of what the groups says is untenable political pressure. special correspondent malcolm brabant spent time on board in 2016; now he looks at the legacy of a ship with a unique spirit. >> the aquarius has saved about ives over the last three years. people that without that dedicated search and rescue capability on the mediterranean sea would otherwishave died as they undertook that perilous journey. >> reporter: the head of doctors without borders in the u.k., vicky hawkins, is angry at those who've engineered the end of the ship's humanitarian mission. >> our decision comes on the back of a year and half of an essentially concerted campaign to force us to stop.en we've bebstructed, we've been criminalized, the vessel has been stripped of its flag twice. we'

bush let's move on to other world news and rate beaten tortured doctors without borders says these been a dramatic increase in sexual violence against women and girls in south sudan a northern region of south sudan where specifically m.s.f. says one hundred twenty five women survived a violent sexual attacks between november nineteenth and november twenty ninth that's a huge spike considering there were one hundred four such crimes reported in the first ten months of this year m.s.f. says some of the victims were as young as ten years old women were not only violently raped but also whipped beaten or clubbed with six and why force and robbed doctors without borders says there is an urgent need to protect and provide humanitarian relief to children women and men in what it called a ravage region well. let's speak to mitchell sangamon now who is a medical coordinator with doctors without borders in south sudan he's via skype from juba thank you for joining us what more can you tell us about these attacks against these women why is there been such a dramatic increase in the number of raids

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at last a competitor today doctors without borders is ending its lifesaving operations in the mediterranean after this break. we've got the economic diplomacy. from normal diplomacy and as i said we did not consider that the phobia something some minds exists is that i had to wait to thirty three the difference without between the will be in the. most people think just stand out in this business you need to be the first one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice of the biggest raid in truth to stand out of the news business you just need to ask the right questions and demand the right answers. questions. welcome back to the program the search and rescue ship the aquarius which has saved thousands of migrants from the mediterranean has announced its seizing operations doctors without borders which runs the mission plane pressure from european countries initiated by italy the charity said rome had sabotaged its efforts to save lives for the last two months the ship has been confined to a port in france following allegations that broke the law the italian government accuses t

doctors without borders is ending its life saving operations in the mediterranean. no more on that after a break. we did. not. diplomacy and as i said we did not. exist is that i had to wait for. the difference between the two of you. are welcome back this is o.t. international search and rescue ship the aquarius which has saved thousands of migrants from the mediterranean has announced it is ceasing operations doctors without borders which runs the mission blamed pressure from european countries and by italy the charity said rome has sabotaged its efforts to save lives for the last two months the ship has been confined to port in france following allegations the organization broke the law italian government accuses those behind the mission of running a taxi service to italian ports by carrying people on the ship here's a recap of what. and sister to tracy letts response to the situation with aquarius is proof of a cynicism and a lack of responsibility on behalf of the italian government when faced with this dramatic humanitarian disaster. my duty is to defend the b

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saved thousands of migrants from the mediterranean has announced it is ceasing operations doctors without borders which runs the mission blamed pressure from european countries initiated by italy the charity said rome has sabotaged the efforts to save lives. over the last two months the ship has been confined to port in france following allegations the organization broke the law the italian government accuses those behind the mission of running a taxi service to italian ports by carrying people on the ship here is a recap of what happened. and sister tracy letts response to the situation with aquarius is proof of a form of cynicism and a lack of responsibility on behalf of the italian government when faced with this dramatic humanitarian disaster. my duty is to defend the borders of this country has been that you cannot become a refugee camp you only those who have the right to enter it's legal and it's there are other people so they can go to spain france molds and the netherlands according to the international organization for migration already this year more than two thousand people have died

of the last rescue ship operating in the mediterranean sea is ending its mission doctors without borders says a smear campaign by european governments has forced the aquarius to stop saving asylum seekers the boat lost its registration in september alexey o'brien explains . packing up the ship that's been a big can of hope for thirty thousand people over the past two years rescuing those making the treacherous sea crossing between libya and europe migrants and refugees risking everything for what many of us take for granted a safe place to call home the aquarius can no longer work the charities doctors without borders and. say that's because of european interference we've been subjected to a concerted campaign of harassment intimidation and obstruction it's taken the form of criminal investigation on the basis of spiritus allegations and we've been shot at and harassed by the libyan coast guard which is funded by european governments including including that of the u.k. aquarius has been blocked in the french quarter say since october after panama revoked its registration the charity say

the last migrant rescue ship operation off the coast of libya is ending operations doctors without borders says a smear campaign by european governments has forced the aquarius to stop saving asylum seekers in the mediterranean sea the boat lost its registration in september those are the headlines i'll be back with more news here after war her toes. getting to the heart of the matter how can you be a refugee after you while eight borders between five safe countries facing the realities supremes starts from the very beginning go to school when you've been providing context housing is not just about four walls and a roof hear their story talk to al-jazeera. control the holiday inn and you control the the region around and that's why it was such a bloody battle. the important thing if you were walking around in beirut was not to be in the line of fire from the holiday inn. the bottle of adi in complete its do division all the beadle into two sectors east and west beirut. but also for sauce but let's not go on our stuff see you. can club me from. the most powerful building in the system ferme

doctors without borders says there's been a dramatic increase in sexual violence against women and girls in the northern region of south sudan m.s.f. says one hundred twenty five women survived violent sexual attacks in ten days in november that's a huge spike considering there were one hundred four such crimes reported in the feste ten months of this year some of the victims were as young as ten years old and they were not only violently raped but also whips clubbed with sticks and rifles and robbed the organization is calling for action to protect and provide humanitarian relief to children women and men in what it calls a ravaged region mitchell sangma is a medical coordinator with doctors without borders in south sudan he says the number of victims is unprecedented. even unfolding right now invented telling a reporter conti. it's very disturbing it's very horrific like what you mentioned that over the last past few weeks our. came in better town has been very busy providing a much needed medical attention and psychosocial care for the woman and girls aloud what has the report that wa

year the last migrant rescue ship off raging off the coast of libya is ending operations doctors without borderssays a smear campaign by european governments has forced the aquarius to stop saving asylum seekers in the mediterranean sea the boat lost its registration in september it's since been blocked at the french port of must say the oil producing group opec has decided to cut production because of an oversupply of crude ministers from member countries tentatively agreed to the move at a meeting in vienna they're now waiting to hear from non opec member russia before deciding how much they'll reduce production costs as making a final appearance after announcing on monday it will leave opec at the end of the year. as climate negotiators from around the world gather in poland to try to strengthen measures to limit carbon emissions the u.s. has just made it easier to open new coal fired plants the time the ministration has rolled back an obama era regulation designed to reduce c o two emissions al-jazeera as christensen amy reports. it was a regulation aiming to limit climate change that any ne

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migrants in the mediterranean sea and brought them to europe has announced it ceasing operations doctors without borders which runs the mission said pressure from nations led by italy and led to the decision medical charities stated romas sabotaged his efforts to save lives for the last two months that ship has been confined to port in france following allegations that the organization of broken the law italian government accuses the people behind the mission of running a taxi service to italian port. it is used to drizzle its response to the situation with aquarius is proof of a form of cynicism and a lack of responsibility on behalf of the italian government when faced with this dramatic humanitarian disaster. my duty is to defend the borders this country was built you cannot become a refugee camp you know you don't have the right and it's legal and it's there are other people so they can go to spain france malls and the netherlands. according to international organization for migration more than two thousand people have died or gone missing this year while trying to reach europe across the mediterran

aquarius which saved thousands of migrants from drowning lost its registration in september doctors without borders the charity that operates the boat says a smear campaign by european governments as forced it to stop its rescue missions. the wife of a ukrainian intelligence officer held captive by russia has appealed to president vladimir putin for his release. was one of twenty three servicemen captured after three your cranium boats were fired on in the black sea last month moscow was accused of orchestrating the confrontation and says the boats were in russian waters under simmons has this exclusive report from odessa this two year old boy wants to know why his father perceivers doesn't come home anymore the two were inseparable until we left for work two weeks ago mark's a rochas mother didn't know where his father had gone but it was twenty four hours before she found out he beat at sea and was injured and captured by the russians in genoa i don't want to even think about him going to jail i hope there are reasonable people that can help us get out of this situation and survive this ordeal th

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the last migrant rescue ship operating of the coast of libya is ending its mission doctors without borders say a smear campaign by european governments is force the aquarius to stop saving asylum seekers in the mediterranean the boat lost its registration in september it's been blocked at the french port of must say the oil producing group opec is trying to reach an agreement with russia on how much it will cut its output of crude oil ministers from member countries meeting in vienna have agreed to reduce oil production due to an oversupply but russia which is known because opposes massive cuts on thursday oil prices tumbled as a result of the deadlock paul brennan has more from vienna. a highly unusual situation if not unprecedented here at opec headquarters with the day's meeting ending with no formal announcement about oil production cuts as expected now it's left the journalists in the analysts here somewhat perplexed what exactly is going to be the policy of opec going forward but i think it's also an indication that opec is no longer the person is no longer the body the calls the sho

killing the last migrant rescue ship operating in the mediterranean is ending its mission doctors without borders says a smear campaign by european governments has forced the aquarius to stop saving asylum seekers the boat lost its registration in september germany's ruling a christian to macau party is set to elect a new leader to replace chancellor angela merkel has given her last speech as party leader at homburg ahead of this secret ballot one thousand delegates will choose between three candidates to replace morkel including her protege and a gret chrome bar and former rival frederick murders. let's go now to our colleague david chaytor who has had us covering the protests have been happening in eastern paris and david rather what can you tell us about what's happening. david we've just been following the students. i can hear you we've just been following this student demonstration here now what's what's angered a lot of them are the pictures that we've seen released from the arrests in the only yesterday of one hundred forty six students in the police cameras showed them corralled in a fiel

the last migrant rescue ship operating of the case of libya is ending its mission doctors without borders say a smear campaign by european governments is false the aquarius to stop saving asylum seekers in the mediterranean sea the boat lost its registration in september it's been blocked at the french quarter of mile say the oil producing group apec is trying to reach an agreement with with russia on the how much to cart its output of crude oil ministers from member countries meeting in vienna have agreed to reduce production due to an oversupply but russia which is not a member of opec has opposed big cuts on thursday oil prices tumbled as a result of the deadlock hold brennan has more from vienna. a highly unusual situation if not unprecedented here at opec headquarters with the day's meeting ending with no formal announcement about oil production cuts as expected now it's left the journalists in the analysts here somewhat perplexed what exactly is going to be the policy of going forward but i think it's also an indication that opec is no longer the person is no longer the body the cal

medical charity doctors without borders accuses european governments of a smear campaign is it stops rescuing refugees in the mediterranean. signs of progress in talks between yemen's warring sides and sweeten the back hold the fighting and suffering go on. a chinese business executive awaits court in canada after an arrest that is anger beijing. and with all your school to including an afghan boy nicknamed little missy has been forced to flee the tali all six for help from the audience on football star. there as outrage in france over the treatment of students arrested by police during protests just outside of paris trade unions and far left parties lashed out at what they call police brutality after this footage went viral france's interior minister says none of the high school students were injured during the arrests in the town of. it will still make those are the pictures of the young people a recent hard to watch if you want to say it but i think it's important to put them into context there is truth there is contrary and there is also exploitation by some people expect this of

the last migrant rescue ship operating in the mediterranean is ending its mission doctors without borders says a smear campaign by european governments has forced the aquarius to stop saving asylum seekers the boat lost its registration in september and brian explains. packing up the ship that's been a big can of hope for thirty thousand people over the past two years rescuing those making the treacherous sea crossing between libya and europe migrants and refugees risking everything for what many of us take for granted a safe place to call home the aquarius can no longer work in the charities doctors without borders and. they say that's because of european interference we've been subjected to a concerted campaign of harassment intimidation and obstruction it's taken the form of criminal investigation on the basis of spiritus allegations and we've been shot at and harassed by the libyan coast guard which is funded by european governments including including that of the u.k. aquarius has been blocked in the french port of ma say since october after panama revoked its registration the charit

hope that other s ships wirt and go there and just be there for these people. >> reporter: doctors without borders says it may charter other rescue ships in the future. s t not this one. the age of aquariuis over. for the pbs newshour, i'm malcolm brabant. >> woodruff: now, new revelations this week about a failure of leadership at the very top of u.s.a. olympics. the trial of larry nassar and the women who came forward to publicly accuse him of sexual abuse remains one of the more powerf moments of this year. p amna nawaz explains, we're now getting a fullture of how top officials knew about allegations and kept the gymnastics world in the dark for a full year before the scandal broke open in a newspaper expose. >> i remember that exact moment that i was being molested by somebody i trusted. that i was one of the gymnasts that he had abused, that my life was never going to be the same. >> nawaz: more than 150 victims shared wrenching court testimony earlier this year, of hosports doctor larry nassar sexually abused them for years, under the guisof medical treatment. >> and this is what it looks l

medical care but now the last charity ship operating in the region is ending its mission doctors without borders says a smear campaign by european governments has forced the aquarius to stop saving asylum seekers alexia bryan explains the aquarius began operations two years ago by the charity's doctors without borders and s.o.s. mediterranean. since then it's rescue to thirty thousand people on the treacherous sea crossing between libya and europe migrants and refugees searching for what many of us take for granted a safe place to call home but the work of boats like the aquarius has been made harder by a growing anti immigrant sentiment in europe. we've been subjected to a concerted campaign of harassment intimidation and obstruction it's taken the pool of criminal investigation on the basis of spirits allegations and we've been shot at and harassed by the libyan coast guard which is funded by european governments including including that of the u.k. aquarius has been blocked in the french quarter say since october after panama revoked its registration the charity say it was at the request of.

has saved thousands of migrants from the mediterranean has announced its season operations doctors without borders which runs the mission blamed pressure from european countries initiated by italy the charities said had sabotaged its efforts to save lives for the last two months the ship has been confined to the port in last say falling allegations it broke the law the italian government accused those behind the mission of running a taxi service to italian force by carrying people on the ship according to international organization for migration more than two thousand people have died or gone missing this year in attempts to reach europe via the mediterranean well live but now to dr tom de carlo who is going to discuss this further project coordinator for the aquarius thanks for coming on to the program tom. why exactly have you decided to give up on this. but we certainly haven't given up we've been forced to stop operations. can you explain why. in the last three months we've had our flag stripped twice. once expressed lee from italian pressure to the panamanian maritime authority remotes recent

release the last migrant rescue ship operating off the coast of libya is ending operations doctors without borders says a smear campaign by european governments has forced the aquarius to stop saving asylum seekers in the mediterranean sea the boat lost its registration in september. those are the headlines join me for more news here after people in power. china could be facing a debt i suppose that's according to s. and p. global trumpet ministration just been insisting towards the saudis and other uses that they want to have more production to cool down the prices we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost on al-jazeera. could u.s. president on trump trigger a return to the dog days of america's war on terror and quiet she's a strange soap treat to suppress information about the cia's poached nine hundred eleven rendition program in the second of two special investigations we sent reporters service printed to find out. comebacks ray at the u.s. naval base and hunnam a bay. now deserted. tory a symbol of america's global war on terror. prison is bega

the medical charity doctors without borders is accusing european governments of a smear campaign it's stopped rescuing refugees in the mediterranean. although the u.s. president has named state department spokeswoman heaven now it's. as the new ambassador to the united nations if approved by the senate she'll replace nikki haley in january who announced her resignation in october she's been at the state department since april last year and is considered a relative novice it's part of a personnel shakeup president trump is looking to make for the second two years of his term mike hanna joins us live now from the united nations so mike what are we to make of this appointment. well it has a nurse certainly a lack of international foreign affairs experience this is going to be picked up during what is likely to be a grueling nomination process particularly from democrats opposed to this particular point meant but what it indicates to is the downgrading of the position of u.n. ambassador now nikki haley actually held a cabinet position she was on the national security council as well howev

all right, the hamburgler did a good job of volunteering for doctors without borders, but that doesn'thimself to grimace. it's still a crime. and ,look, i understand, i understand the republicans' desire to protect their party's president, i get that. but they're pivoting so far just to defend them that they're moving away from what they said the republican party stands for in the first place: law and order. >> no one is above the law. the american people have a right to know the answers and to know what was going on here. >> we should treat people fairly. no one should be above the rules, and no one should be above the laws. >> we are enforcing the laws as they exist on the books. >> i can say that it is very biblical to enforce the law. that is actually repeated a number of times throughout the bible. >> we must maintain law and order at the highest level, or we will cease to have a country. 100%. i am the "law and order" candidate. >> trevor: "that's right, folks. i am the 'law and order' candidate, as in i will break the law in order to become president." ( laughter ) ( cheers and

a medical charity doctors without borders accuses european governments of a smear campaign as it stops resting refugees in the mediterranean. signs of progress in talks between yemen's warring sides in sweden back home the fighting and the suffering go on. and a chinese business executive awaits court and canada after an arrest that has angered beijing. there's outrage in france over the treatment of students arrested by police during protests just outside of paris on thursday trade unions and far left parties lashed out at what they call police brutality after this video went viral meanwhile protests continue in central paris where there have been days of and at times violent demonstrations security measures are being put in place to try to prevent another outbreak of violence similar to last weekend's anti-government protests david chaytor has the latest from paris. it's the students that have been marching during the course of the day in paris they're adding a new dimension and a new momentum to be fast rebellion but the viral video of how the police treated student demonstrators. y

aquarius which saved thousands of migrants from drowning lost its registration in september doctors without borders the charity that operates the boat says a smear campaign by european governments has forced it to stop its rescue missions . all right those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera of the inside story that's watching. a critical moment for donald trump and his relationship with the saudi crown prince u.s. senators blaine mohamed bin found money for the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi but can they force their president to drop his defense of the saudi royal this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm martine dennis six senior u.s. senators from across party lines have introduced a resolution which holds the saudi crown prince personally accountable for the murder of john this jamal khashoggi now this directly contradicts statements from president trump who's insisted repeatedly that there is no definitive evidence connecting the hamad bin sound man with the crime john hendren reports from washington. it's an extraordinary rebuke from the u.s. senate

by government forces and their saudi you a allies caroline said green is a spokeswoman for doctors without borders she was in yemen just a few days ago and she says the situation around the port city is desperate. sorry sir more than no indication to get access to care. for data inside a city that says where around to city for example we opened recently on a scooter in mojave intercept for forty eight hours because there was no exit to get our tool from the dutch were there which is almost a terror by road and it is essentially traditional motives or knows that you know that. there is less and less hospital capacity because this stuff early after city decodes a hospital nearby to frontline or because some of the hospital have been destroyed as well and cannot continue to provide care to the population ages to cover continuing to or to to arrive in your name where you're from or tree jews are allowed to vote from i didn't we go to to send to send this reply all given my encouraging to know that. but it's getting more and more the future can be cause or reason along the. fucking bottisham because th

the aquarius began operations two years ago run by the charity's doctors without borders and. since then it's rescued thousand people on the treacherous sea crossing between libya and europe migrants and refugees searching for what many of us take for granted a safe place to call home its crew says most survivors were deeply traumatized but the work of boats like the aquarius has been made harder by a growing n.t. immigrant sentiment in europe aquarius has been blocked in the french port of musée since october after panama revoked its registration the charity say at the request of italy's anti migrant government then last month the telly and police ordered its seizure for allegedly dumping toxic waste the charities deny the allegations accusing european states of sabotage and slander so we've been subjected to a concerted campaign of harassment intimidation and obstruction it's taken the poor of criminal investigation on the basis of spiritus allegations and we've been shot at and harassed by the libyan coast guard which is funded by european governments including including th