back to the old job back to have country nine geria. at daycare was fourteen when she left for a better life she wanted to escape lagos and the hatch she endured i'm i'm really very many places i'm leaving out id. said before i've slipped off the bridge before i decide i've said. before my life or that i'm small nobody don't trip me no food no anything smugglers promise to bring cats to the united states instead she was trying dead in libya for three years. tells me she was forced to work as a prostitute and faced sexual abuse multiple times. every day of the deaths in my country say she maka story is all too common in one chair young people forced to take a life threatening path in search of in life they don't see here experts say pulling young people out of poverty she'd be the priority of the government. most of the responsibility is contra to say how do i deal with the problem i have in my house if you can just focus to have these people for you to find a huge soul with. a spiritual whatever. you have a very few days your jesus. is

last month. which happened in the state of minas gerias last month.gation of its international commitments. a russian official said washington had provided no evidence of its claim that russia had for years failed to comply with the intermediate—range nuclear forces treaty. venezuela‘s opposition leader, juan guaido, is calling for the biggest mass protests in the nation‘s history this weekend as he tries to force president nicholas maduro from power. the opposition are demanding new elections, to end the political and economic chaos that‘s been engulfing the country. now on bbc news, the week in parliament.

last month. which happened in the state of minas gerias last month. russia has called america's decision to suspend its participation in a key cold war—era disarmament agreement an abrogation of its international commitments. a russian official said washington had provided no evidence of its claim that russia had for years failed to comply with the intermediate—range nuclear forces treaty. venezuela's opposition leader, juan guaido, is calling for the biggest mass protests in the nation's history this weekend as he tries to force president nicholas maduro from power. the opposition are demanding new elections, to end the political and economic chaos that's been engulfing the country. now on bbc news, the week in parliament. hello and welcome to the week in parliament, where after a marathon voting session, mps instruct theresa may to go back to brussels and ask for changes to the controversial northern ireland backstop. and they demand the pm rules out a no deal brexit. we'll be all right in a no deal scenario. it is the real people, constituents of m

two front runners may be old men but it's really young people at the center of this election now by geria has now become the country with the most poor people in the world ninety one billion live in extreme poverty according to a twenty eight hundred study now nigeria's a young country and so many of the people all young people are going to meet one of them in our next report. back to the old job back to her home country nigeria jamal care our day care was fourteen when she left for a better life she wanted to escape lagos and the hardship she endured i'm i'm really very many. in our id. before i have a bridge before me. before my life. nobody don't want me no food. smugglers promised to bring cats to the united states instead she was trying dead in libya for three years. tells me she was forced to work as a prostitute and face sexual abuse multiple times. every day every day. say she marquez story is all too common in one chair young people forced to take a life threatening path in search of the life they don't see here experts say pulling young people out of poverty should be the priori

high definition photograph at just twelve years of age karim is the youngest realism artist in maine geria. destroying are usually inspired by his environment and his family sure grew to survive he says the moment he saw this image he knew he wanted to use it. was close to a. close. and. what's. seizure is the name of kareem's latest drawing he started drawing comics when he was just three years old he needs are joining the i you will be at academy an art school that started as a makeshift learning center for children in this poor lagos neighborhood to does help him to improve his talent within weeks after posting his first joint online he same spread all about being intelligent especially after you drew a portrait of french president manuel last year this is the end of the we haven't really done through all these. i think this is the beginning of a blow so what's. after his big break with president corn the kareem family was invited to move to a new apartment while the why reece was transferred to a better school as a gift from the government according to an official statement the governm

on time that have to be printed on those documents that again have to be delivered to all over now geria so there is a finger pointing but not only from i only see two parties also in between parties and i've met a woman a young lady a young mother and a lawyer in a house alone who says people don't expect anything from politicians anyway but rather try to be the change yourself now this is how she is doing it let's have a watch. lawyer not what she is bringing her message to this her so on but she's not campaigning for herself or any politicians rather she wants nigerians to become more politically active. you are here you want to see. it. was. corruption runs deep in nigerian politics but snugness says it's not the only problem the next government will inherit. it worries me i feel that there are people who have interest in how bad my. do will be a bets to ensure the people are where enough to live brits themselves with the i think him that's to main drive beyond her efforts to encourage social dialogue wherever she meets people. was young person comes into our wemyss enough to start a

following the elections and i geria coming to us from a good just thank you so much. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world sudan's president omar al bashir has declared a year long state of emergency and dismissed the federal government. took a step amid growing protests against his administration he's calling opposition forces to engage in dialogue. thousands of algerians have joined demonstrations against president. because for a fifth term in the capital algiers police used tear gas to stop marchers approaching the presidential palace the crowd of mostly young people shouted slogans like no fifth term and no to corruption. in india nearly one hundred people have now died after drinking tainted alcohol and more than at least two hundred more have been hospitalized officials say the illegal bootleg liquor contained toxic amounts of methanol to increase potency most of the victims were teeth plantation workers in the country's north east. south korean media reporting that north korean leader kim jong un has set off for vietnam

peacekeepers of a military base in northern mali it happened early on sunday morning near the border without geria the united nations has condemned the attack and is calling for a response and assault at the same base last able to peacekeepers left several others wounded the votes are being counted in nigeria where president more moderate bihari is hoping for a second there were some reports of irregularities during saturday's delayed election just.

least 110 people are now known to have died in the disaster, which happened in the state of minas geriasast month. at least 200 are still missing. our science editor david shukman reports from the site of the dam, in the south—east of brazil. first, a long cloud of dust, then a nightmare vision of an unrelenting torrent of sludge, the waste from decades of mining racing towards hundreds of unsuspecting people down below. the catastrophe unfolded a week ago, but only now has this video come to light, adding to the sense of loss and of outrage. and difficult for you. this red cross volunteer, henato silveira, leads me to the edge of the disaster zone. seis corpos. six bodies. he alone has found six bodies. any hope of reaching survivors in this endless sea of mud was quickly dashed. emergency workers are now scouting for any signs of bodies from the air, and they're picking their way over this horrific landscape. we spotted this search team with a sniffer dog in the distance. by the time the wall of mud reached this point, it had already overwhelmed the cafeteria where the miners were havi

with strong cup abilities of the military and security level to which i'm talking here about morocco geria and to some extent tunisia out so in this country i think they are more efficient in dealing with their attorneys and also manage in the to carlos but the issue here is with the which is where there is a lot of. lawless areas and there was a lot of people traveling from and to truly be for in fact are so here is the issue of how to deal with this this people coming from live in syria and iraq and locate an interesting area but to what extent and how many people travel it actually to really be out and other countries it's very difficult to judge for the moment i think it's more the case of the for a job and weak states rather the stronger states like a miracle argyria interview and of course all of these countries are worried about the u.s. troop withdrawal from syria because of what it means for the situation fighting i feel for fighters leaving and we've had as we mentioned president donald trump's announcement in december that he was pulling out two thousand u.s. soldiers out and so

of a military base in northern mali it happened early on sunday morning in the other border without geria the united nations has condemned the attack and is calling for a response and assault at the same base last able to lead to peacekeepers and left several others wounded the votes are being counted in nigeria where president model bihari is hoping for a second term there were some reports of irregularities during saturday's delayed election just before voting began a town in the northeast was attacked by suspected boko haram fighters are much more in lagos. now cubans are getting the opportunity to vote on a new constitution for the first time in decades sunday's poll marks and historic day for the communist country an unprecedented two million people are expected to voice their opposition to the government reports from havana. protestant cuba pray for divine guidance. and for cubans to vote no on sunday's constitutional referendum. don't stay home don't leave your vote blank you know what you have to put on the ballot. religious groups say the new constitution may eventually allow sam

the west we're seeing rather large amounts of cloud to gradually work their way across pause about geria but that does break up as we head into monday as that one breaks up though another one is working its way in so it looks like we'll see some rain in morocco including force in rebuts for the central belt of africa plenty of sunshine here as you'd expect at this time of year the showers they usually a long way south and we'll see just one or two for us as we head through sunday including in brazil. welcome to alton vines. a soviet era automobile manufacturing booky both. with the decades old boardwalk is being torn up and re written by scientific. and western style management and socialist workers. appeared destined for a cockroach the russian shop a witness documentary on al-jazeera. hello again you're watching out there is a reminder of our top stories this hour u.s. president donald trump is a european allies to take back more than eight hundred i said find his captors in syria and put them on trial he says the caliphate is ready to fall. if the rebels in yemen say they have launche

means mid-range that she clear of showers meanwhile to around the east is a secular nation south now geria which will kick up the dust to dust storms are possible now dearie america maybe to the coast otherwise you're about enjoy twenty one if you're in cairo a bit of an onshore breeze but twenty degrees all the same there are a few shows showing up now in the ivory coast and gone and there in the forecast too but mostly the heaviest rain in this part of africa is still near the equator so on and eastwards through rwanda to uganda. between two thousand and two thousand and seven there were nine racist murders in different parts of germany but the police were painfully slow to track down the killer. al jazeera world reveals the truth about the deaths linked by a single one. the involvement of the far right and the serious political force didn't see the cheska murderous case solved on al-jazeera. now reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera democratic members of congress are investigating an attempt by the white house to sell nuclear technology to saudi arabia whistleblowers inside the trum

peacekeepers in a military base in northern mali it happened early sunday morning near the border without geria the un has condemned the attack and is calling for a response and assault at the same base last april killed two peacekeepers and left several others wounded north korea's leader is on his way to vietnam for a second summit with the u.s. president believe kim jong un will travel most of the way to hanoi by train is due to meet donald trump there wednesday talks expected to focus on denuclearization efforts on the korean peninsula. cubans are getting the opportunity to vote on a new constitution for the first time in decades sunday's poll marks and historic day for the communist country an unprecedented two million people are expected to voice their opposition to the government money are sanchez reports from the capital about a. product into cuba pray for divine guidance. and for cubans to vote no on sunday's constitutional referendum. don't stay home don't leave your vote blank you know what you have to put on the ballot. religious groups say the new constitution may eventually allow

the west we're seeing rather large amounts of cloud taya gradually work their way across pas about geria but that does break up as we head into monday as that one breaks up though another one is working its way in so it looks like we'll see some rain in morocco including force in rebuts for the central belt of africa plenty of sunshine here as you'd expect at this time of year the showers they usually a long way south and will see just formal to force as we head through sunday including in the reveal. actually the against addiction very thing that brought her down now she can teach people how to come back i know it's hard for me to believe that he's going to get a full time job in radio but i have to be supportive family. with my grandson i just say ok then we have marty she's been we have to lease and i'm going to keep working part time this moment that feel good hard. on al-jazeera. when the news breaks a few minutes ago we were able to hear a huge explosion fifty people are still missing when people need to be heard and the story needs to be told we need to invest in development you c

with strong cup abilities of the military and security level which i'm talking here about morocco geria and to some extent tunisia out so in this country i think they are more efficient in dealing with their attorneys and also manage in the the carlos but the issue here is with the which is where there is a lot of. lawless areas and there was a lot of people traveling from to truly be for infarct or so here is the issue of how to deal with this this people coming from live in syria and iraq and locate an interesting area but to what extent and how many people travel it actually to really be out and other countries it's very difficult to judge for the moment i think it's more the case of the for a job and weak states rather the stronger states like morocco argyria interview and of course all of these countries are worried about the u.s. troop withdrawal from syria because of what it means for the situation fighting i feel for feiss leaving and we've had as we mentioned president donald trump's announcement in december that he was pulling out two thousand u.s. soldiers out and so we have

whole life for us and a person john i thank you go to joins us live from at a korean north east and i geria so these attacks that happened this morning these explosions before the polls and what else do we know about this. will basically be attacks happened. and we've seen how. people despite these attacks not tripping out to polling stations across the city here in the degree however in the northern town of going to dumb voting started delayed because of the incident. around quite use of time to the town of dawn and try to begin once again and the audio was up this morning to infiltrate the town but was beaten back by the military the police and the army have both issued statements saying that the case in my degree was not generally not targeted at c.b.s. and the situation has been brought under control one in the military knowledge there was an attack but their type was repelled and the door to new staking place whether or not the incident will hunt to the number of voters or the tunnel which is about town is unclear at the moment because hundreds of people left town when the fighting is.

with strong cup abilities of the military and security level to which i'm talking here about morocco geria and to some extent tunisia out so in this country i think they are more efficient in dealing with their attorneys and also manage in the to carlos but the issue here is with the which is where there is a lot of. lawless areas and there was a lot of people traveling from to truly be for in fact are so here is the issue of how to deal with this this people coming from live in syria and iraq and locate an interesting area but to what extent and how many people travel or that actually to really be odd and other countries it's very difficult to judge for the moment i think it's more the case of for a job and weak states rather the stronger states like a miracle argyria interview and of course all of these countries are worried about the u.s. troop withdrawal from syria because of what it means for the situation fighting i feel for feiss leaving and we've had as we mentioned president donald trump's announcement in december that he was pulling out two thousand u.s. soldiers out and so we ha

mid-range that she clear of showers meanwhile to around the east is a secular nation southern our geria which will kick up the dust to dust storms are possible now dearie i'm running up maybe to the coast otherwise if you're about enjoy twenty one if you're in cairo a bit of an onshore breeze but twenty degrees all the same there are a few shows showing up now in the ivory coast and garmin there in the forecast so you but mostly the heaviest rain in this part of africa is still near the equator so long and is has for rwanda to uganda. welcome to all to. a soviet era automobile manufacturing booky books. with the decades old google has been torn up and we will buy side. and western style management and socialism working hard as it appears destined for a cock. the russian a witness documentary on al-jazeera. donald trump as told of a special bond with kim jong un. now the u.s. president and north korean leader ought to meet again this time in vietnam were both very honored to eight months after making history in singapore and they strike a deal on nuclear weapons. and finally end the kore