or they enjoy the simple pleasures of music and playing football pastimes often forbidden by eisel in their previous lives. they feel like they belong somewhere they think that once again people care about them they are transformed from a destroyed person into someone who has a life that. the attack on the regional government headquarters in our appeal last month is a reminder of the challenges and limitations of any rehabilitation program the security council of the kurdistan region says one of the man arrested from a suspected eisel sleeper cell involved in the attack used to be in this program someone had with him to tell you the truth they don't always change one hundred percent there is a fifty fifty chance they will change. five hundred eisel juveniles were arrested during the iraqi army's offensive to recapture the city of mosul in twenty sixteen it was jailed for what is described as terrorism related offenses most have been released and as far as the warden knows haven't committed any additional crimes but part of rehabilitation involves inmates acknowledging their crimes and

more than one hundred fifty isaw fighters surrendered on tuesday after a heavy gun battle between eisel in the taliban in the northern. province the government says more than one hundred fifty eisel fighters were killed and one hundred wounded. afghanistan will hold presidential elections on april the twentieth next year the announcement from the country's election body comes as afghans prepare for parliamentary elections in less than three months shall about us reports from kabul. hundreds of women recalled the names of the countryman compiling an electronic list of who decide afghanistan's next. nine million people have registered to vote a quarter of the population but here that means nine million men yelling treats and this is the. name of that person and their father name and phone there it is very day then business. next to. this hospitalized with seven hundred people working for two hundred dollars a month out of an old un compound on the outskirts of kabul the registration forms are being flown or trucked here and a military a schools the nation's election chief wants afghans to

on tuesday after a heavy gun battle between eisel and the taliban in the northern jones sun province the government says more than one hundred fifty us all fighters were killed and one hundred were wounded california's governor is pledging to spend whatever it takes to contain the wildfires sweeping the u.s. state eight people have been killed in the past week and tens of thousands of had to leave the home.

fighters a situation which member states fear might generate new eisel cells and route one camp has been hit by at least four terrorist attacks over the past two years the islamic state has claimed three of them in fact the eisel threat once prompted the jordanian government to close its cord near the camp and concern over possible infiltration is one of the reasons that jordan has cited for keeping its borders close to syrian refugees we. know that there are some people or isis people in the camp. they. have been for them. they're trying to control and talk create some sims inside the kingdom when n.b.c.'s. sought to film the camp for a story they were told it would be too dangerous because of the presence of islamic state fighters. or at least it's meant to be but the jordanian military pilots who took us in wouldn't fly over it and the isis fighters these people fled from are inside it so the presence of ice on the camp hasn't been a secret washington stated goal in syria is the defeat of islamic state terrorists so it's hard to believe that their presence in an area controlled b

time of eisel occupation we lived in dread and fear no one was free to move no children were allowed to step outside the house they were frightened. only ensuring the operations to liberate the city we were under heavy shelling so my daughter would not go out without her youngest sister for two days they would go out and come back together a monday the seventeenth of april twenty seventh saying the younger sister told the other one to go alone and she couldn't come with her when she left she was hit by mortar shell. in a. high priced air and found a covered in smoke and gunpowder from the explosion my relatives took her to the hospital but the nearest one turned out to be a hospital under eisel control. they told my relatives to either take her back to die or they could only shoot it and her life she stayed there without any treatment until she died the relatives brought her back from the hospital washed her body and took her to her final resting place at the local mosque. meanwhile the neighboring syria terrorists are preparing to stage a chemical attack in order to provoke a wester

the teenage girl who escaped her enslavement from eisel in iraq claims that she then came face to face with her counter in germany where she had fled for safety we've spoken to. my boss called the police i told them i'd never imagined possible for an fighter to be in germany however the police were unable to trace his name. and an american defense manufacturers that photo published the stunt of bank fires as twitter users send in some home truths about the company's bombs and. are broadcasting live direct foresters moscow this is r t international and john thomas certainly glad to have you with us now the united nations it is being accused of secretly blocking its own agencies from getting syria's economy back on track the claim comes from russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov. because. it's turned out that the political department if the u.n. secretary it produced and distributed a secret guideline within the whole u.n. system in october last year it restricted the organizations within that system to take part in any projects on the reconstruction of the syrian economy our newly hum

says in former eisel strongholds like rocka one hundred fifty thousand displaced residents have been able to return the city's drinking water is now safe but according to a recent u.n. report up to thirty thousand eisel fighters remain in iraq and syria syria has called saudi arabia's contributions to the u.s. led rebuilding effort morally unacceptable through its state news agency it argued the coalition's only goal is to fragment the region that's what the u.s. contends is the goal of iran in syria and throughout the middle east is pushing for the withdrawal of iran's forces in syria we're going to continue to care for the iran regime is more an activity to support iranian voices and to galvanize international support for efforts the u.s. denies the shifting of funds for syria signals a lessening of its strategic goals it says it's humanitarian assistance is not effective and defeating eisel remains a top priority we continue to be committed to this fight and we're not backing down from that isis needs to be defeated in the u.s. government stands firmly by that for years president

than one hundred fifty i saw fighters who surrendered on tuesday after a heavy gun battle between eisel and the taliban in the northern joe son province the government says more than one hundred fifty us all fighters were killed and one hundred were wounded california's governor is pledging to spend whatever it takes to contain the wildfires sweeping the u.s. state eight people have been killed in the past week and tens of thousands of had to leave their homes california has already spent one hundred thirty million dollars fighting the flames that's one quarter of its annual fire budget the fires have destroyed in nearly one thousand two hundred square kilometers of land. is in reading and he's got the latest. here in redding california fire officials are saying that this fire which is the biggest in all of the state of california is now more than thirty percent contained that's the good news but look at this this is now what people have to deal with in the coming days weeks and maybe even years to try to rebuild entire communities that have been completely wiped out from this fire one

that's the bad news on the positive side compared to eisele they are much more pragmatic and there is a much larger strain within the taliban that might be interested in peace eisel is as extreme as they call it's a much smaller group clustered in a few areas of afghanistan it poses no threat to actually take over the country really any observer can see but it can cause enormous damage and it's willing to cross the lines of brutality like. violence against civilians that generally the taliban and certainly the u.s. and afghan governments are unwilling to cross. between the two as in any cooperation. in the largest sense they actually fight each other all the time and in fact just a week or two ago there was a mass or render of one of ice holds main chapters in afghanistan because the taliban had penned them in and so the chapter surrendered to the afghan government as the last dangerous rival to turn themselves into occasionally we see signs of cooperation earlier this year for example they each launched a bombing in different parts of kabul at virtually the same moment which led to a

pos rebuilding also lost eisel nine months on the city is still in ruins in need and who is taking matters into his own hands. how the persistent rain in the east coast us is already cause problems the potential and the actuality of flooding particularly in virginia but to see the tail end of that cloud their fall is pretty pleasing and that's more consistent with what you might expect in the summer the showers might be showing up in the plains and the building they lost overnight heading towards the midwest exist up in the middle a counter as well but time dawn breaks are you for should find that maybe south carolina and back into georgia as a potential for rain but otherwise it's back in the sunshine warm summer sunshine in the low thirty's and that's there for a couple of days to the west a big shower or two but the others come down through oklahoma to texas the coast is looking pretty dry same is true now arizonan the potential for a charity but not a great potential really where you might want rain or wind change in california oregon the real help i'm afraid but we have got some big s

for months controlling much of iraq and syria eisel has been pushed back into small pockets across the region tens of thousands of fighters have been killed and imprisoned in the process many left behind wives and children some of them unable to return to their hometowns because of the fear of reprisals natascha good name reports now from one camp for i saw linked families in mosul province. medallion is the noon says all she has left in this world are her four kids and god she's exhausted from this life xenu and is married to an eyesore fighter who's in prison or has if he doesn't come back home and work life will be so hard without him. she and her children ranging in age from one to ten were detained for seven months after they were released the family had no money no home and no other option but to seek shelter at this camp for the displaced fighting may have ended in xenu's hometown of mosul last year but she says if you've been branded as an i sold family it's too dangerous to return i want security security is the most important thing inside the camp i'm alone but i'm safe insid

a swath is now nineteen she was captured by eisel four years ago but all of the several months managed to escape and flee to germany once that though she claims she again met her tormentor. best and much of what germany was willing to take in one thousand women who had excused from i went there to forget what i'd been through i saw a boo as i was going home after school i couldn't believe my torturer could have found out where i lived the next time i saw he was two years later a car pulled up beside me and asked me if i was a schwab and i said i didn't know he morrish walk how is it possible that my rapist is living here and has the same rights as me my boss called the police and told them what he looked like and they scratched his face and it looked the same i told them there'd be no other witnesses i told them i'd never imagined possible for an fighter to be in germany however the police were unable to trace his name german prosecutors however say the information provided by a schwab wasn't enough to identify the man fearing for his safety in germany she decided to move back to iraq.

them so that the strikes didn't kill them a large number of years the women have been enslaved by eisel and sexually abused many are still in captivity. has them in the medical profession and they're going to get less bush children by the us to. have an invaluable push for a newborn pressed on whether you know though that the woman if that mouthwash. you know now is not that allowed in a lower level then the alpha would love someone. is no nineteen when she was captured by eisel four years ago she was sold as a sex slave to one of their fighters after being abused for three months she managed to escape and flee to germany but once there she claims she was again horrified by two separate encounters with the same man where than slaved her. germany was willing to take in one thousand women who had excused from i went there to forget what i'd been through i saw a boo as i was going home after school i couldn't believe my torture could have found out where i lived the next time i saw he was two years later a car pulled up beside me he asked me if i was walking and i said i didn't know he wer

after escaping eisel imprisonment and fleeing to germany a girl from iraq says the minority says she has met her islamic state captor face to face not once but twice and the european nation we spoke to who told us she still lives in fear. ten am why we were standing seven girls captured by fighters and taken to syria the worst time in my life was the moment when i still separated me from my family they took us away from our mothers fathers brothers they even of adopted eight year old girls they tortured us raped test sold us into slavery who were looking for gasland anything sharp knife scissors when we couldn't find anything to kill ourselves with we were trying to escape but they handcuffed our hands and lax covered our heads and raped us they turned us into human shields when they went anywhere they took us with them so that the strikes didn't kill them a large number of you see the women have been enslaved by eisel and sexually abused with many still in captivity. has them in the medical profession and they're going to get less bush children that a say. without an invaluable push

is now nineteen years old when she was captured by eisel four years ago she was sold as a sex slave to one of their fighters after being abused for three months she managed to escape and flee to germany but once there she claims she was again horrified by two separate encounters with the same man who once lived her pakistan much as germany was willing to take in one thousand women who had excused from i went there to forget what i'd been through i saw a boo as i was going home after school i couldn't believe my torture could have found out where i lived the next time i saw he was two years later a car pulled up beside me he asked me if i was and i said i didn't know him or schlock how is it possible that my rapist is living here and has the same rights as me my boss called the police and tell them what he looked like and they scratched his face and it looked the same i told them there'd be no other witnesses i told them i'd never imagined possible for an idle fighter to be in germany however the police were unable to trace his name german prosecutors claim the information provided by a

archaeological site they were stolen from is a small victory after many artifacts were destroyed by eisel. in more recent years we've seen that total eradication of monuments of international standing in northern iraq by diet there's been a renders destruction of sites of all periods and all types across the country. preparing to launch a new probe headed towards the sun originally slated for liftoff early on saturday morning the launch was delayed until sunday now the spacecraft is designed to brave extreme temperatures of one thousand degrees and speeds of up to seven hundred thousand kilometers per hour the pro-ball fly around the sun to collect data from inside the solar atmosphere she had returned to has more. as you might expect the key to loitering in the sun's atmosphere is not melting nasa engineers have built a carbon heat shield for the park a solar probe that's just eleven and a half centimeters thick they say it will protect the equipment that will be surveilling the sun as it sweeps through its corona or counteract misfire the real chill gets up to about twenty five hundred

and the afghan army says more than one hundred fifty eisel fighters surrendered on tuesday that's after a heavy gun battle between eisel and the taliban in the northern province the government says more than one hundred fifty fighters were killed and one hundred wounded. well afghanistan's election body has announced presidential elections will be held in april next year all afghans must register to vote a drawn out process that has been marred by accusations of fraud and abuse. reports from kabul. hundreds of women recall the names of the countryman compiling an electronic list of who decide afghanistan's new. nine million people have registered to vote a quarter of the population but here that means nine million trees and this is the . name of that person. there it is very day then business. next. with seven hundred people working for two hundred dollars a month out of an old u.n. compound on the outskirts of kabul the registration forms are being flown all trucked here on to military a schools the nation's election chief wants afghans to feel they can trust the process despite logist

attackers aged eleven to sixteen make a series of coordinated strikes against police in chechnya eisel claims responsibility. hello i'm nick this is al jazeera life from london also coming up with shame and repentance the pope begs forgiveness for the pain suffered by abuse victims at the hands of priests. a new currency and five zero slashed from prices the controversial financial reforms facing venezuelans as the president fights to tame hyperinflation. ugandan police fire on demonstrators protesting against the arrests of opposition politicians. so then russian police have shot dead five young fighters after they launched a series of attacks in the chechnya region offices say they were between the ages of eleven and sixteen policemen in the provincial capital grozny. that tried to run of a two offices police bases in two of the cities were also the tact i sold says it was behind the assault although chechen authorities insist the group does not have any support in the region or a challenge is following developments from moscow. well there are two notable things about this series of

and fleeing to germany a girl from iraq says it is a minority says she came face to face with her eisel captor and rapist not once but twice in the european country we spoke to ash walk who told us she still lives in fear can have more i were saudi seven girls captured by fighters in taken to syria the worst time in my life was moment when i still separated me from my family they took us away from our mothers fathers brothers they even abducted eight year old girls they tortured us raped test sold us into slavery who were looking for gasoline anything sharp knife scissors who couldn't find anything to cure selves with well us walk is just one of thousands of girls and slaved by eisel. has i met a medical professional that they're going to get children by that i share. with out about an unbearable push for a newborn breast and whether i can add though that the woman about her that my question. you know now is not going to either live out in a lower level than the alpha would love someone. aswat is now a ninety she was captured by i sold four years ago but after several months managed to

coordinated attacks by armed men on peace in chechnya it's reported that eisel is claiming responsibility. one of them joining with all this is al jazeera live from london also coming up afghan forces free more than one hundred people abducted from buses by the taliban . it's a sweet reunions korean separated by the war in the one nine hundred fifty s. are united after more than sixty years. on demonstrators in uganda protesting over the arrest of an opposition politician. one welcome to the program eisel says it's carried out coordinated attacks on targets in russia's chechnya region that piece then in the provincial capital grozny opened fire on a car the tried to run over to peace offices police bases in two other cities have also been attacked the russian military has fought two wars with chechen separatists since the collapse of the soviet union over the latest let's go live to or shall insist following that story from moscow and there were as so what more details other than on what happened. a series of coordinated attacks judy it seems that something of a rarity these days in churc

they lived for two years in the city of topic which at the times was under eisel control than they moved to rocca and she spent every day living in fear. so even my girl knew she was only eight years old but she could tell the difference what was coming and american her kids explain a fighter jet drone she could tell by the sound of it. what are they hiding yes well they either went downstairs or just simply stayed at home it took them out into the hole and we laid on the floor so that any shrapnel wouldn't hit us that good had struggles to share her story she tries to stay emotionally distant from the past and speaks quietly rarely looking into the camera she says she wanted to return home right from the start i told my husband that i want to go back but i couldn't live at the moment i started talking about it we had fights he told me if you want to leave leave but i will not let you take the kids away. i knew he was able to do that he had that sort of character and i was afraid later on when they were living in iraq and her husband was killed in a drone strike leaving it all alone with

are women and children and that might be why the manager says there hasn't been any tension between eisel families and other residents. it goes back to the camp management everybody is equal they don't differentiate between this family and that family but outside the camp these families say they're confronting a very different mentality. i'm not ashamed and i will never be it's true or an eyeful family but we won't change i'm not afraid but we are afraid of the shia militia. ameena says she's encouraging her two sons to study not to become a fighter like their deceased father when my son grows up i can't stop him from choosing this path that's why they don't want us to go back to our own tellme for now these families are stuck there are too afraid to go home and people are too afraid to welcome them back as neighbors natasha good name. mosul province meanwhile has been marking thirty years since the start of its democracy movement named daisy eight eighty eight after the year in which thousands of protesters flooded the streets to demand an end to military rule while that movement but als

says in former eisel strongholds like rocka one hundred fifty thousand displaced residents have been able to return the city's drinking water is now safe but according to a recent u.n. report up to thirty thousand eisel fighters remain in iraq and syria syria has called saudi arabia's contributions to the u.s. led rebuilding effort morally unacceptable through its state news agency it argued the coalition's only goal is to fragment the region that's what the u.s. contends is the goal of iran in syria and throughout the middle east is pushing for the withdrawal of iran's forces in syria we're going to continue to kenner iran regimes more and activity. to support iranian voices and to galvanize international support for efforts the u.s. denies the shifting of funds for syria signals a lessening of its strategic goals it says its humanitarian assistance is not effective and defeating eisel remains a top priority we continue to be committed to this fight and we're not backing down from that isis needs to be defeated in the u.s. government stands firmly by that for years president thomas

far on a call that trying to run over to offices police bases in two other cities were also attacked eisel says it was behind the assaults on the chechen authorities insist the young group does not have any support in the region for a challenge is following developments from moscow. well there are two notable things about this series of attacks the first is that it took place at all despite its warsaw and history these days attacks like this are a pretty rare event in chechnya the second was notable thing is the youth of these attackers or thirty's in chechnya say the youngest was eleven years old and the oldest of them was almost seventeen teenagers kids basically now the attacks three of them happens over the course of a short span of time one of them was an attempted stabbing on police officers the second was an attempted suicide bombing which fails the attacker didn't kill himself nor anyone else and the third was a kind of hit and run in a car no police officers died in these attacks no civilians died in these attacks in the aftermath all but one of the attackers was killed by the sec

coalition's efforts to rebuild in syria and of course also combating the tens of thousands of eisel fighters that still remain not only in syria but also in iraq centrally what the night and state state department has said is that in march it froze about two hundred thirty million in fines for the rebuilding effort specifically it reached out to its partners including saudi arabia and it amassed some three hundred million in contributions in both contributions as well as pledges notable in all of this is one hundred million from saudi arabia as a result the united states says that it able to read direct those frozen funds to other foreign policy priorities what is also notable in all of this nic is the reaction from syria as a result of that one hundred million dollar saudi arabia contribution in fact syria's state run news agency saying that this is morally unacceptable that the u.s. coalition is criminal it doesn't deserve support particularly from saudi arabia because its goal is simply to fragment the region so what would you think has prompted this stones from the u.s. president. well e

basically young people that had had their minds perverted by eisel and indeed in the art of march of this attack or these this series of attacks i still through its media channels has claims responsibility and come to visit has been freed from prison after receiving a royal pardon bernese spent two years in jail she was arrested in twenty sixteen for protesting against the forced removal of thousands of people from the capital phnom penh when he has more from the thai capital in neighboring bangkok. tip danny was released from prison along with three other protesters are they received royal pardons that were requested by cambodia's prime minister who in sindh vanny was originally sentenced to just six days in prison back in two thousand and sixteen but after she had served that was then given two and a half years for an offense that had taken place more than three years earlier the jailing and harassment of land rights workers human rights defenders and political figures is common in cambodia where the prime minister hun sen is been in power for thirty three years and in july general

several offices are wounded in coordinated attacks on peace in chechnya eisel claims responsibility. all of them telling what all this is live from london also coming up a new currency in five zero stocks from prices the controversial financial reform is facing venezuelans as the president fights to take hyperinflation. ugandan police fire on demonstrators protesting against the arrest of opposition politicians. a long awaited family reunions hundreds of koreans separated by the war in the one nine hundred fifty s. reunited in some cases after more than sixty years. ago there are very warm welcome to the pool a group of young fighters launched a series of attacks on peace in russia's chechnya region officer shot five of them dead and say they were between the ages of eleven and sixteen basement in the provincial capital grozny opened fire on a car that tried to run over two offices the spaces in two other cities were also attacked says it was behind the assault sobel chechen authorities insist the armed group does not have any support in the region borish allan's is following develop

and fourteen it was in october two thousand and sixteen that they mounted the operation to retake it eisel was holed up in this neighborhood known as the old city nine months later its fighters were defeated but much of the old city was destroyed mosul was liberated in june two thousand and seventeen people thought life would return to normal quickly there hasn't. frustrated with a year long wait jamaal saloon has opened his pizzeria and calls on other shop owners to get back in business. we are the first shop to open and then edge of the street and we call on the other shop owners to repair and reopen their shops we want life back to the street the street is vital and reflects our cultural identity also urged on the authorities to bring back basic services to the street including water and electricity in order to encourage people to reopen their last businesses . the government says is working hard to restore services and clear the rubble but it's not moving quickly enough for the residents of the old city. i used to be the owner of that shop over there since the ninety's so i want to reo

the home we used to live in and i lost a child the d'orsay seventeen years old during the time of eisel occupation we lived in dread and fear now will miss free to move no children were allowed to step outside the house they were frightened. only entering the operations to liberate the city we were under heavy shelling so my daughter would not go out without her youngest sister for two days they would go out and come back together a monday the seventeenth of april twenty seventh jane the younger sister told the other one to go alone and she couldn't come with her when she left she was hit by mortar shell. on it in a. high priced air and found a covered in smoke and gunpowder from the explosion my relatives took her to the hospital but the nearest one turned out to be a hospital and the ice will control. told my relatives either take her back to die or they could only shoot it and her life she stayed there without any treatment until she died the relatives brought her back from the hospital washed her body and took her to have final resting place at the local mosque. coming up what futur

them so that the strikes didn't kill them schalke is now nineteen years old who she was captured by eisel four years ago she was sold as a sex slave to one of their fighters his name. after suffering abuse for three whole months she managed to escape and she fled to germany however once there she again came face to face with a man who had been slave to be derived in the country as a refugee himself. best in the terms of germany was willing to take in one thousand women who had escaped from i went there to forget what had been a boon as i was going home after school i couldn't believe my torture could have found out where i live the next time i saw him was two years later a car pulled up beside me and asked me if i was a should walk and i said i didn't know he were how is it possible that my rapist is living here and has some rights as me my boss called the police and told them what he looked like and they scratched his face and it looked the same i told them there'd be no other witnesses i told them i'd never imagined possible for an hour to be in germany however if the police were unable

explosion my relatives took her to the hospital but the nearest one turned out to be a hospital under eisel control. i told my relatives either take a back to die or that they could only shoot it and her life she stayed there without any treatment until she died the relatives brought her back from the hospital washed her body and took her to her final resting place at the local mosque. coming up here after a short break we'll see what future for greece now it's finally coming out of his bailout program but those millstones of paying it all but remain one of the stories ahead. you know world big partisan movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bats and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. when lawmakers manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling classes to protect themselves. in the final merry go round.

well speaking about this particular checkpoint they were driven out by terrorists al nusra front and eisel are the two main factions that briefly gained a foothold here and well this area doesn't need any more hostility there's plenty of it here already after all the front line was just over there with a friend i saw holding some territory and. israel doesn't need terrorists on its border and its just points begin right over those mountains now at least the un patrols can begin again with the help of some russian backup. but it together with a un representative we conducted an initial patrol during which we checked the safety of the roads are still there but the main problem is that there are lots of explosives which we've sent all the information we have to the un peacekeeping force for analysis to reconstruct you in checkpoints the russian military police are helping the u.n. mission to inspect the u.n. checkpoints in the golan heights may still be territorially be in a state of flux but at least the terrorists have finally been repelled and the un peacekeepers can get on with the job an

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