of course that only has value if el bashir stays in the country. >> how big of a deal is this in southfrica? what do people make of it? >> reporter: well, there is concern around south africa's approach to justice as well as the war crimes that have allegedly been committed by el bashir in sudan. south africa is concerned about south africa's place in leading the continent and also the place in the african union and maintaining this commitment to international law as well as obligations to the international criminal court. south africa following the leadership of nelson mandela is expected to be an example in terms of protecting its constitution as well as abiding by international law and protecting human rights so depending what comes out of this court case and whether or not el bashir leaves the country south africa could possibly face a lot of criticism, adrian. >> many thanks live in johanesburg. opposition leaders in australia demanding if navy commanders bribed people smugglers to take migrants back to indonesia and a boat with 65 my grants on board were stopped last month and sa

court despite south africa's high court deciding whether to implement the icc's request to arrest el bashirted by the international criminal court for alleged war crimes. more on that breaking news a little later here on al jazeera. now opposition leaders in australia demanding a government inquiry into whether navy commanders bribed to take immigrants and talks to end the war in yemen have opened in geneva and u.n. secretary-general wants a ceasefire and inclusive political process for both houthis and the government have expressed concern over the conditions. now three tunisia police officers have been killed in a battle with gunmen at a check point near the central city and one gunman was killed and another captured during the fighting and trueunisia forces cracking down after gunmen killed foreign tourists in tunis in march. libya's government says former al-qaeda commander mokhtar belmokhtar has been killed by a u.s. air strike in libya and responsible for ordering an an attack on a gas plant in nigeria where 800 people were taken hostage and 40 killed and most of them foreign workers