the problems of the drc and solutions within the drc. the demands are simple. means march 23, 2009. it says all congolese speaking rwanda in refugee camps must come home peacefully. all soldiers of m23 must mobilize and be integrated into the congolese army. the rwandan speaking communities that are actually congolese citizens must be accepted and not discriminated against. there has been a lot of political movements. the drc is scapegoating rwanda, scapegoating the u.k. and everyone. remember. what my colleague was trying to say is the following. when you see reports of human rights violations, m23 is the least violent. the most violent group today is the congolese army, followed by fdlr made of genocide perpetrators that are working hand-in-hand with the congolese army. if the congolese government except you can speak in rwanda, look rwanda, and be congolese because when the country was divided, it was arbitrarily without considering where people come from, and until the drc understands that, there will be conflict. if they scapegoat rwanda in the u.k. and u.

the summit decided - ceasefire in the drc. the summit decided the - ceasefire in the drc.ostilities in general and in particular, of the attacks against, as of friday 25th of november. all urou -s friday 25th of november. all groups have until friday evening to lay down their arms and move from occupied areas. the 23 group assesses territory and the recent months has been edging towards the provincial capital. the summit resolved to use original forces to compel rebels to disarm should they defy the ultimatum. the also called for military support for armed groups. kenyan troops are riding the area recently will be deployed to areas occupied by rebels. they will support the mission based there for more than 20 years. the summit also recommended the resumption of talks between rebels and other groups. this conflict has affected hundreds of thousands of people have fled their homes since it's for surgeons earlier this year. the portuguese striker cristiano ronaldo has hailed his feat in becoming the first man to score at five world cups — as a "beautiful moment". after portug

our special correspondent and video journalist sent us this report from the drc's capital. >> in may, spread across the globe, eventually reaching 75 countries, including to europe and the u.s. today after widespread use of antiviral medicine in a preventative vaccine, numbers are dramatically down. but here in the democratic republic of the congo, the virus remains a threat. in this clinic on the outirts of the city, three young children are suspected of being infected. one of them is the two-year-old. she has a fever and is vomiting. painful sores cer her body. this doctor is treating her. >> the children showed up here with complaints of fever, vomiting and rashes. we checked on them, but already with symptoms like these, we suspect it's monkeypox. >> here, far from western capitals, there are no antivirals and no preventative vaccines available to patients. >> the only thing we could do was treat the fever and the skin rash. as for the rest, we need help from specialized doctors to know what to do in order to better help these kids. >> the democratic republic of e congo is the cou

benedict: but the drc still will not have widespread access t the antiviral or to the vaccine. children are back at their orphanage. their symptoms have slightly improved. because of the month delay of the national laboratory, doctors still did not know if it was monkeypox or something more common like the measles. >> you see it is an orphanage, right? where the virus came from, no one knows, who they contracted it from, no one knows. we have to take charge of this situation so it cannot spread any further. benedict: with so many questions unanswered, taking charge of this situation and preventing the virus from spreading may remain a difficult task. for the pbs newshou, i am benedict moran in kinshasa in the democratic republic of the congo. judy: as we rorted earlier, it was a big moment for the u.s. soccer program today as the men's team won a nailbiter to advance to the knockout round of the world cup. it is just the third time the u.s. men have advanced to the round of 16 and it is an important victory after the team failed to qualify for the last world cup. i'm then the b

the drc accuses rwanda of backing the m23 fighters.cal groups have also rejected the talks and are demanding foreign forces leave the country. >> for us the people, these agreements do not interest us. what interests us is peace and security that is a right for us. we must not remain in this misery for decades. we are asking for an immediate withdrawal of the rwandan and ugandan armies. amy: italy has declared a state of emergency on the southern island of ischia after at least seven people, including a newborn baby and two children, were killed saturday in a massive landslide triggered by days of torrential rain. it was the worst storm reported in ischia in the last 20 years. rescue teams continue to search for missing people through the mud and debris. many are blaming the illegal construction of buildings and homes, in a region that's already extremely vulnerable to landslides and seismic activity, for exacerbating the destruction. >> it is the fault of our politicians who do not do preventative work on the mountains. they cut down

angola's president has been hosting talks between rwanda and the drc to end fighting between congoleses and him 23 fighters. accusing rwanda of backing the group, something he denies. rwanda's president sent his foreign minister. malcolm webb is near the front line in eastern democratic republic of congo and has more on the meeting. reporter: rwanda's president did not attend the talks in rwanda's capital angola. he was meant to meet in presidential talks, rwanda said it will be waiting to see if it's a reflection of rwanda's level of buy into the communique that was published. the communique says in 23 should cease-fire and cease operations against congolese forces and you and peacekeepers by the end of friday, two days from now. rwanda denies it. the communique also said him 23 fighters should withdraw from the areas they're occupying and should disarm and hand themselves over to congolese forces. the you in says there are now 300,000 displaced. people are waiting to see if this will actually happen, if the fighting will actually stop. and painters here say they don't expect m23 to b

they visited the drc earlier this week as facilitator of the eastern african led talks.lon musk has summoned the company's software engineers to face-to-face meetings. it follows reports that hundreds of staff have quit in the offices have been closed until monday. those are the headlines. i will have more news on al jazeera after inside story. do stay with us. ♪ >> guilty of murder to russians and ukrainian are convicted for their role in the downing of malaysia airline over eastern ukraine in 2014. has justice been served and can the case at a president for legal action over russia's invasion of ukraine? this is inside story. ♪ >> hello and welcome to the program. it's been eight years since 298 people died on malaysia airlines flight mh17 was shot down over ukraine. the netherlands have convicted three men of murder. they sentenced to russian intelligence officers and ukrainian separatist leader to life in prison and ordered them to pay $60 million in compensation. judges found the missile that shut down the jet was russian-made and was launched by russian controlled

the east, but the rebels are just one of more than 100 different armed groups based in the eastern drc. they say they are fighting to defend the ethnic tutsi minority . they are named after a 23rd 2009 peace deal with a previous tutsi armed group, which they say the government did not honor -- a march 23, 2009, pc deal with a previous tutsi armed group, which they say the government did not honor. m 23 splintered into several factions, but earlier this year, two of the main ones came together to launch this latest offensive. >> people here are angry. they say u.n. peacekeepers have failed to protect them. this convoy was withdrawing to the regional capital following attacks by the m 23 rebel group, widely seen as a proxy of neighboring rwanda. the democratic republic of congo 's army failed to stop them 23 advances in the past year. people here have fled the fighting and made barriers to defend themselves. >> the peacekeeper started firing shots into the air. they did not comply. we targeted them with stones and threw them at their vehicles. >> on monday, people protested against rwand

malcolm webb reports from the eastern drc city. >> they took their -- to where they buried their newbornon just a few hours in the rebel group bombed it. they walked for three days, sleeping rough on the roadside to reach here. >> the child was very tired because of the days i spent on the road. my pregnancy started feeling very bad and then yesterday, i gave birth and the child passed away today. >> their son, just 10 hours old, is one of the youngest to die in the conflict between congolese government forces and and 23 -- m23. largely understood to be a proxy of rwanda although rwanda denies it. on the outskirts of the city of goma. he showed us where people are sleeping. she was a farmer and community health worker until she fled the fighting earlier this year. she told us 22 children have died here and eight women have had miscarriages in the last 10 days. >> we are fleeing the bombs, getting tired on the road and sleeping outdoors, so you have babies stillborn. some miscarriages are the direct consequence of the trauma from being bombed by the rebels. some are dying in their sleep j

drc is home to huge revivalist christian ministries, and those churches are sometimes hotspots of vaccine hesitancy. as part of a un children's fund and ministry of health campaign, the leaders from many of kinshasa's parishes get a vip behind the scenes tour and see for themselves the high-tech infrastructure required to refrigerate and store the country's stock of vaccines. they then spread the word, vaccines save lives. >> pastors need to care t just about the spiritual health of their community, but also, about the general wellbeing of their community. and for kids, with regards to vaccines, they need to find an environment that is favorable to their well-being. back at the community health center, health workers know that focusing on education is an approach that works. today, vaccine rates here are high. but that wasn't always the case. >> as there were rumors everywhere on social media, people were scared. even the women were not coming here. now with the sensitization, the community has approached us. now everyone has access to vaccinations. and the children, even the covid vaccin

. >> i'm a refugee from drc. >> anthony: what did you do in kinshasa? it was my dream that god help me to be farmer here. my dream was to get my own garden. and when i harvest, i need to cook. >> where are you cooking now? >> i work at four seasons hotel. >> oh, that's not a bad gig. >> yeah, yeah. >> how african will houston be in 20 years? a lot, right? >> i want -- all my family still over there. my mom, my sister. >> and you'd like them to come? >> i want them to come. >> a lot of first-generation and second-generation african babies are going to be happening here. >> yes. >> houston is going to look real different. >> oh my gosh. >> you'll hear lingala at the 7-eleven? no problem? >> no problem. >> in 10 years? yes, i need a trim. i just want to be able to cut the damage. we tried dove instead. so, still need that trim? oh my gosh! i am actually shocked i don't need a haircut. don't trim daily damage. stop it with dove. how many rooms are in there? should we go check it out? yeah. we get to stay here all weekend! when you stay at a vrbo... i call d

is and it's not clean we've got a the adjective you know because if you're mining coal cobalt in the drcnd you're a child you're doing it by hand democratic republic of congo. i said that the rolls off the tongue . it's not clean off the tongue. it's not clean can we drop that adjective and it's not it's not green either . it's not it's not green either. do you know what do with an old wind turbine? you it. yeah we literally just bury thing in the ground that's not clean , not ground that's not clean, not recycled yet. you both started on electric vehicles. oh so on the losing electric vehicles , the losing electric vehicles, you look at what's called cradle to grave from building it to disposing of it, you have to do a certain amount of miles to get c02 a certain amount of miles to get co2 back . most people who co2 budget back. most people who buy them will never pay back the extra co2 that's been caused by them buying electric vehicle. before you even begin to think about where going to get about where we're going to get the power stations to the 17 nuclear power stations to have the

your news story said the biggest said that this is the biggest strike drc have ever done.t me you in england and wales. this is the first. yeah, the only organisation the rcn traditionally asante can strike. gotcha. it's doing now is because they , the members have because they, the members have got no choice. no this is, this is where i am. i'm glad you've actually paid us towards the nurses actually because there so much for us to talk about this the different areas and the different areas striking and here's at right here's where i'm at right i think they do deserve a pay think that they do deserve a pay rise. i don't think the one that is 19. and by way, there is no political support for that whatsoever in terms of the party, all the tory party need political party, political political party, main political party that that's affordable. so it's not to happen under any circumstances. at the 19% pay rise, think they settled for rise, i think they settled for 4% earlier this year 3% the year before. maybe offer them something else. and i hope this doesn't happen but i wan