>> when she goes to swaziland or scheduled to go to gambia this week, since she has since backed outists go to these very closed dictatorial regimes, it offers legitimacy and gives credibility to these otherwise tarnished human rights abusers. >> she's disputing reports she was going to perform in the coming month for the dictator of gambia. do you think she backed out as a result of his back plash? >> again, i can't comment on that. all i can say up in will yesterday, the government of gambia, the minister of tourism was expecting her to be there. her face and name were on the program. and her face and her personality feature prominently on the homecoming festival. >> why do you think they continue to do it? is it just the money, or an easy way they think they'll not get blowback? it seems if they're relatively informed about the news media, they should know they're going to get blowback now. >> i honestly think these stars think they can get away with it. swaziland is off the grid. maybe no one listening is aware of it. it's near the mozambique border. perhaps she thought she could

dozens of people remain trapped in a gold in club gambia -- colombia. search dogs are combing through the rubble. at least three bodies have been recovered so far. the government says it doesn't know how many workers are trapped since the mine was operating illegally. >> yo your ga /* /- uruguay, people will be able to buy 10 grams of marijuana a week, set at less than a dollar a gram. he said the rules will work better than in the u.s. where a number of states have made the drug legal. >> what we have been doing in terms of combatting drugs doesn't work you cannot ctry to change by doing the same thing over again. officials are speaking to airline officials after a case of respi rit /* respiratory syn mers virus in the american state of indiana. he had flown from saudi arabia to the u.s. late last week stopping at heathrow airport. the london bound passengers have been contacted by health officials. mers is unusually lethal. over 100 people have been killed by thevirous since it's out break in the middle east two years ago. there is no vaccine or cure

the lawyer says they are launching oopt appeal with african commission on human rights based in the gambiag they will also make a ruling because they try to increase the pressure on the sudan authorities to try and drop this case against maryam and at least release her while it goes through the appeals process but sadly today the husband not allowed to enjoy at least the birth of his daughter with his wife in the prison in cartoon. >> in cartoon, thanks bernard. u.n. secretary general says an international tribunal may be the way to prosecute for the mass killings and thousands have been targeted in the months of fighting and u.n. says it could amount to war crimes and crimes against humanity and this is one of the worst massacres since the beginning of conflict. >> reporter: they have to live in this flooded, muddy camp for displaced people and say they are safer here than the nearby hometown in south sudan. in february sheltering the town's hospital when rebel fighters attacked. >> translator: there was a fighter, a tall one pointing out women and telling the others to rape them, afterwa