are unaccompanied most are from mali nigeria bangladesh and morocco. 24 year old michael is from guyana. you know was saying balls would was a boy a very small. little man we are trying to prove though about probably the mood there was about this time by a down god i mean there was always arabic and. got out of the wood is there our life we download everything them through michael like so many others got stranded in libya because of the war returning to ghana through the sahara was unthinkable so the only option left was to try to make it across the mediterranean sea. it's not easy by yourself i am from libya yes we do you know as well as you did us some time dukakis you did put money on you until you plan money to clear them you were not near you. with almost $300.00 refugees aboard the ocean viking is that over capacity. with next approval the volunteers improvise creating extra space for the rescued. because it's going to raise the 270 people off the street so you got a little bit shell say yeah i think it's ok that we have today the funds that we have 3 events a few times. out of it

were somehow getting their equipment on a landfill in guyana was a difficult investigation the story i had to fill in the press offices several times and to push it they said that they at that time were using a contractor to deal with their waste and it was the contractor who had arranged well for the waste to be disposed of and so i guess there was a little bit of them saying it's not really us here it's the contract. a waste i don't think people have quite grasped the seriousness of it and can brush it away to a certain degree in the. they wouldn't necessarily mean it was kind of other crimes with drugs and so on. and you look at the speeds of equipment yes you realize that obviously there's a loss of time but it belongs to them which of course the later yeah it does mark and i'm really pleased you've come away from gone with this and let me 1st of all apologize to you and all the people of gone and it was happened it shouldn't happen this to you and acceptable to most of the time you find children some as young as 5 dismantling and burn in these ngs and exposing themselves to very

all since i was in there i kept the book for guyana. and that is because i don't think we're pretty all that he was surprised that there's not enough you'll find out to titles or. something to motivate to you all to see the other senior son some of it to get up until fall so cousinship go to show some. locals to the world put him in a nice little niche alicia there's a pool at the newsroom. there's a new put to. the floor and you pull food for the secret to all mean or just. turkey releases for employees of russia news agency of the journalists had been detained on saturday and questioned by police. in greece police clashed with. the turkish border after i give the green light to asylum seekers hoping to reach a degree you in an apparent bid to pressure nato into backing its offensive in syria. it has been a long week for joining us his supporters within the 1st phase of his face now complete during the hearings the wiki leaks founder was kept in a glass cage. with his lawyers we hear from one of them. couldn't take part in the court pr

miles just to console me and they organize a private jet within the next 2 hours for me to go back to guyana and that tells you they care about you and they probably get was training gonna kill. when i finish everything. tells you that these people they are there for you when in times of trouble and any time what our trouble would be my family. those people were there for me. when doing that sonny i just. feel the most. precious today a lassie finds out here mommy i love our money so. there's. only. 3. things. am history ever repeat itself from. germany at the time of the weimar republic. and tell me today i. am just a alphonse of the shadows of the past reach. back to the future. by mt today. 15 w. . even if the coronavirus are sending football into a force to break. us we will still be bringing you the star is small. the story isn't essential surrounding our favorite sport. because we won't let the soccer fun stop just yet. to go. 90 minutes on d w. every day comes for us and for a lot of the body. global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation law doing mixed signals green eart

but as well as in brazil, guyana and norway. >> guyana, they've got election there.een a bright spot is there any indication we're starting to see production finally start to slow in the basin and eagle ford shale >> i don't think we've seen it yet. we've seen anytime the amount of drilling rate, but we still see increases in oil production. you saw that in the latest stat where is production in the u.s. rose to 13.1 million barrels a day. i guess the good news for the producers is we now have all this pipeline infrastructure to deliver it to the texas gulf coast and make its way into the export market. >> maybe good news for those producers, but goes back to the overstock issue. >> before the december opec meeting, i i came on, for 40 year, opec was the bogeyman. four letter word opec is our friend i know it sounds weird because they're a cartel, if they can get prices up, that's the best thing that can happen to some of these beaten up u.s. producers. >> is the hold this industry is going through now or will face, is that the best news for prices and how long does

you have a huge new operation in guyana which everybody says this massive opportunity, do you feel likeestors are dumping everything without thinking about the individual companies involved >> brian, our company is in a very strong position to weather the storm. first of all, we have 80% of our oil hedge for this year at $55 wti and $60 brent. secondly, we're going to be making an announcement soon that has a major capex reduction planned. it doesn't make sense for any shale producer right now to drill for oil at the $20 price so we'll have a major decrease in the program and in other programs across the company because right now every oil company should just hunker down and run for cash in addition, what makes us different than most of the shale companies in the united states is we have a diversified portfolio. we actually have cash generators in our portfolio, the deep water gulf of mexico and malaysia and with the budget reduction, it becomes a cash generator so our whole goal right now is basically to preserve cash, to live to fight another day and to protect the great investment op

only three: cuba, guyana, uruguay, have legalised abortion.e that, describing abortion as a matter of public health, saying the state has a duty to protect women and that individual choice should be respected. that hasn't gone down well with some. translation: given this new position from the president, we're here to rise up, to fight today on a special woman's day. translation: it's wrong because it goes against god's law and life. if the bill passes, argentina will become latin america's largest country to legalise abortion, but that might wishful thinking. an earlier attempt failed, thrown out by the senate after intense campaigning by religious groups. but there's a growing voice in argentina advocating for women's rights and the freedom to choose. as the church held its mass, they covered too outside the city's largest catholic cathedral. the green handkerchiefs a symbol of argentina's pro—choice movement. translation: all women should take to the streets for greater equality in the workplace and living conditions and because of the way t

including the area of guinea mali and an apostle of senegal but i do moved into a commodore fields in guyana and trying to because gold you know. was booming out and. it was a measure a wealth of the mine and they were after the gold of the what they call the gold coast because a lot of gold does come from the interior right there. the 1st triangular trading system in history was launched between south tell me the icon mines and the congo. european goods for slaves in congo slaves for gold in elmina. the portuguese used this bartering system to create an autonomous trading network. video game with. the portuguese brought about major changes including because they made the direct connection between elmina the coast of congo consult on the. it was an interesting triangulation because the system that would thrive in the america that was 1st tested out in that region. did not imo. this portuguese crucifix commemorates the annexation of south tell me which would open a new chapter in the history of slavery. it was here that the portuguese would create the 1st platform for the mass deportation of

traveled 7000 kilometers away from germany to assist orphans in guyana abdulrahman says his humanitarian mission is primarily about helping all as he calls it disability law helping for the sake of allah. muslims are traditionally encouraged to help those in distress often by doing good deeds discreetly and unobtrusively. but in the 1980s in the face of disasters and conflicts involving muslim communities in many parts of the world islamic charities began to go public with their projects 'd. since then they've distributed many billions of dollars in aid worldwide donated by governments organizations and private individuals to refugee camps in turkey. to protect the civilian population in syria and provide direct aid. islamic ad organizations are now an integral part of relief work worldwide. the n.g.o.s relief was founded in the u.k. in 1984 since then it's grown become more professional and is active across europe the french chapter islamic relief france or sie founded in 1991 it has an annual operating budget of 46000000 euros and unlike many other such organizations it publishes its b

an apostle for son of god but i do moved more commodore fields in guyana and trying to because the gold you know. was born and. it was a measure a wealth of the mine and they were after the gold of the what they called the gold coast because a lot of gold come from the interior right there. the 1st triangular trading system in history was launched between. the icon mines and the congo. european goods for slaves in congo slaves for gold in elmina. the portuguese used this bartering system to create an autonomous trading network. the arrival of the portuguese brought about major changes including cuz they made the direct connection between the coast of congo and south told me. it was an interesting triangulation because the system that would thrive in the americas was 1st tested out in that region it would be not imo. this portuguese crucifix commemorates the annexation of south tell me which would open a new chapter in the history of slavery. it was here that the portuguese would create the 1st platform for the mass deportation of captives and it is here that is straight forward slave tr

in all the stories of following a teenager has been shot dead by police in guyana during protests over allegations of election rigging people are demonstrating against the results of monday's vote which appeared to give president david grange as government a strong lead opposition leaders and international observers say there has been credible evidence of fraud anna's top court is considering an application by the opposition to stop wind up being declared until the votes are recounted. at least $46.00 people are still missing in brazil off to floods and landslides firefighters and volunteers who continue to search for those missing for days after a storm deluge chine areas near san paolo more than 30 people have died many because of landslides which destroyed buildings the region had more rainfall in a single day than is usually expected for the entire month of march. well southern africa is suffering its worst drought in decades and zimbabwe is one of the countries most affected by the families there are struggling with daily water shortages and that's on top of rampant inflation and

born white men come and it's not their fault they were born into a wealthy family but by being a guyana canada goose code and being on the third floor and inter- fraternity there in a position where they are vulnerable to assaulting someone. if they are drunk they're even more likely to do that. so helping those young people think about how to move safely through the world without hurting their peers, that something we could do. >> i know the research is ongoing in the process is ongoing, but you have anything specifically set up post the writing of this book? >> we have like a jillion campuses. i'm like week to week in my suitcase not really focused on after the book. i have really enjoyed the high school talks i have given and i would like to continue even after bookstores are no longer interested in hosting a sound like to continue talking with young people and parents about what is the worst they need to do to prevent campus sexual assault and i think working with legislators, until every state in america has comprehensive sex ed legislation my work is not time. >> how do you manage

in guyana illegal mining is a vital source of income for many people but it's threatening fall lands and poisoning water sources random howard reports. the river problem in southern ghana is contaminated with mercury and cyanide and vegetation is drying off and gone as heartland of cocoa the main ingredient of chocolate. the river is also vital for fishing farming and filter. the pollution is blamed on frozen a small scale gold mines working round the clock at this one boys as young as 15 and dozens of men what they're doing is illegal many mines have been here for years despite a government crackdown to close them. they operate deep in the forest hidden from the police and the military task force attracted by the precious metal mine is come from different parts of ghana and neighboring countries as well as china they say is their only source of income per goddess of the risks and injuries. i was able to provide money and help my family in the volta region until the government decided to ban small scale and illegal mining now police harass us all the time some of us tried to run away

it is heavy rain here across northern parts of south america, very wet around guyana, french guinea, over the next few days they will be spells of heavy and thundery rain. talking of rain and thundery rain. talking of rain and we are heading to madagascar and mauritius in the indian ocean and we have been watching this for quite some time, the potentialfor a cycle and to develop. it has not yet but there is still an area of low pressure there. brought a lot of rain onto the east coast of madagascar and at low pressure sitting close to mauritius and also we could get some heavy rain here, and some localised flooding. elsewhere around the world and we will head into south asia, we will find showers developing across central and northern parts of india. more than normal parts for the semi year. also this area of cloud bringing a mixture of rain and mountain snow across afghanistan into central and northern parts of pakistan. that may be to some localised flooding as well and eventually a lot of snow coming towards the himalayas perhaps accenting all the way into nepal. showers hit and m

a teenager has been shot dead by police in guyana as protests over the president's election victory escalates people are demonstrating against the results of this week's vote after opposition leaders and international observers said it had been rigged the votes counted so far give president david grange is government a strong lead anis top court is considering an application by the opposition to stop a winner being declared until the results are recounted. now the karen ethnic minority in myanmar has been fighting for independence for 70 years it's one of the world's longest running civil wars and has displaced hundreds of thousands of people in our community leaders say they're determined to be part of the peace building process and have created a park to do just that florence read reports from young gone. the qur'an of a 2nd largest ethnic minority in myanmar they've been fighting for an independent state since 949 before changing their demand in 1976 to one for greater autonomy despite a seas fi agreed in 2012 fighting continues but in this part of state as it's now called corrent communit

a teenager has been shot dead by police in guyana as protests over the president's election victory escalate people are demonstrating against the results of this week's vote after opposition leaders and international observers said it had been rigged votes counted so far give president david grange is government a strong lead a honest top court is considering an application by the opposition to stop a winner being declared until the results are we counted. that millions of women across mexico are expected to strike against gender based violence on monday it comes after a year of countless protests against sexual harassment abuse and murder government figures show men kill at least 10 women every day in mexico john home and reports from the capital mexico city. of a sort of. continuum and them in the us i live in an emotional. state university female students reporting professes students and even relatives that they say have harassed or attacked them over the years. miscues attorney general has said that more than 10 women were killed that day but behind the number some say is a culture of ma

a teenager has been killed by police in guyana protests over the president's election victory escalate people are demonstrating against the results of this week's vote after opposition leaders and international observers say they had been rigged votes counted so far give president david grange as government a strong lead yachters top court is considering that application by the opposition to stop a winner being declared until the results are recounted. well still ahead in sports or championship in the atlantic we'll have the action from the start of the kite surfing world of the coast of cape verde islands. on tropical fiji a chinese developers are accused of destroying. a pacific power guys. want to win 8 investigators on al jazeera. i was raised in france. these are my grandparents. these are my parents and this is mean. by them both isis and as of. this 2nd of a 2 part epic tale of a remarkable family. the father the son and the jihad. on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. talk about type sport his peter so thank you so much brazil's former will footballer of the year ronaldinho testified in c

a teenager has been shot dead by police in guyana during protests over allegations of election rigging people are demonstrating against the results of monday's vote which appeared to give president david grange as government a strong lead opposition leaders an international observers say there's been credible evidence of fraud and his top court is considering an opposition application to stop a winner being declared until the votes are counted. on sunday thousands of women are expected to protest against gender based violence in mexico it follows a year of demonstrations against sexual harassment abuse and murder government figures show that on average at least 10 women a kilt that every day john hollinger reports on this now from mexico city. to continue i meant them in the us i live in an emotional outpouring on this state university female students reporting professors students and even relatives that they say have harassed or attacked them over the years. but scores attorney general has said that more than 10 women were killed that day but behind the number some say is a culture of