here you can see what the war has done to syria this is the western city of homs that saw some of the fiercest battles under 3 years siege government forces recaptured it in 2014 with the city currently undergoing reconstruction and it is young syrians who really have paid a heavy price almost half of those aged between $18.24 surveyed by the red cross have lost someone in the conflict with many suffering injuries themselves 2 out of 3 fled their homes and almost half lost their income most of the young syrians surveyed are still struggling to have their basic needs met such as having food to eat here some 1st hand accounts we put together from people who are forced to leave their homes. i was a grade when the problem started everything was relatively normal until the 26th of november 20th 11 the next day things escalated in the village and the schools were closed that was the last day i opened in these 10 years have been psychologically draining everything was destroyed and we had to rebuild on top of rubble i've experienced many bad things you can't raise your emotions the physical

. going out from homs from their homes and i decide to draw on the wall, it's like "we will be back".at my home for ten months, without going out. i received the call that, "you have to leave the country." you know, they don't want people like us to stay in syria. ayat was only 19 when she first went to prison for her views — before the uprising began. the syrian war forced more than 6 million people outside the country. some made it to europe, others only as far as neighbouring countries. a million refugees live here in camps in lebanon but many syrians still live in fear inside syria. like sima, who is in damascus so we've used an actor to voice her words. i keep myself working day and night so i don't think, and run from the daily pain that we are living. in today's syria, nearly 90% of the population live in poverty. the economy has collapsed and many cannot afford basic needs. there is nothing more humiliating than having to wait six or seven hours a day to get some bread. this is a form of enslavement. back in lebanon, azza feels responsible for keeping the stories alive, while

and here you can see what the war has dome to syria this is the western city of homs it saw some of the fiercest battles and enjoyed a 3 year siege government forces recaptured it in 2014 with the city currently undergoing reconstruction. well throughout the decade long conflict our senior correspondent moroccan steve has been covering the key events including from the frontline documented people's lives in the war torn country in this special anniversary report he looks back at the defining moments and forwards to where it may be heading what i saw in syria will always stay with me it's shocking when you see a father cradling a baby killed by a bullet well when you hear the cry of a mother who's just found out that the boy's been torn apart by rebel shell this is what war looks like this is what happens when you put a gun in someone's hands and call them righteous. but i have no idea. that you did not get along on. me. we call it the syrian civil war but it never was for a year is syria has been bled dry by a war that was largely fed and found from abroad we knew that now courtesy of h

she drew graffiti on the walls of the city homs as a message of resistance.n and children, going out from homs from their homes and i decide to draw on the wall, it's like "we will be back". she was arrested and put in prison. after i was released from the prison, i stayed at my home for ten months, without going out. i received the call that, "you have to leave the country." you know, they don't want people like us to stay in syria. ayat was only 19 when she first went to prison for her views — before the uprising began. she's now in toulouse in the south of france with her family. the syrian war forced more than 6 million people outside the country. some made it to europe, others only as far as neighbouring countries. a million refugees live here in camps in lebanon but many syrians still live in fear inside syria. like sima, who is in damascus and too frightened to appear on camera, so we've used an actor to voice her words. i keep myself working day and night so i don't think, and run from the daily pain that we are living. in today's syria, nearly 90% of

are entire district cities demolished you'll find views like this in aleppo in their eyes here in homs in damascus and the question isn't where did you start it's what do you start with they said it would be the good guys who'd fight as had the freedom fighters but it wasn't it wasn't the democrats it wasn't the liberals it wasn't the freedom fighters it was the radicals the extremists the jihad that's who rose to power and more moderate opposition that was was crushed and catabolic. original of the argument was we don't know them very well when we got to know them but it was they don't have very good backgrounds i was there it wasn't the moderates who took it lib it wasn't the moderates who besieged aleppo and the rebels are pushing into aleppo again. they've regrouped according to community. intercepts. people to get back get back go. with the moderates moderates less ideologically and religiously inclined. more commercially minded and tripper nerds who saw the shiny guns that were being handed out by the pentagon lot as a tool to fight oppression but is a commodity to be sold for pr

you can see here what the war has done to syria this is the western city of homs the site of some of the fiercest battles of the war and a 3 year see each government forces recaptured it in 2014 and efforts to rebuild the the shattered city are now under way throughout the country young syrians have paid a heavy price whilst half of those aged between $18.24 surveyed by the red cross have lost loved ones in the conflict with many suffering injuries themselves 2 out of 3 fled their homes and almost half lost their livelihoods most of the young syrians surveyed are still struggling to get basic necessities finding it hard even to put food on the table here are some 1st hand accounts from people who were forced to leave their homes. i was annoying for a grade when the problem started everything was relatively normal until the 26th of november 20th 11 the next day things escalated in the village and the schools were closed start was the last day open the book in town and these 10 years have been psychologically draining everything was destroyed and we had to rebuild on top of rubble i've

protests spread to other areas in homs tanks were sent to suppress the uprising. the city which became known as the capital of the revolution became a battleground. the regime forced us to take up arms and turned the uprising into a war it was no longer possible to face guns without screens. there was a siege on the rebel stronghold after months of heavy fighting months later the opposition agreed to leave the area. was among them he says they had little choice they were trapped without basic supplies running low on ammunition and abandoned by the world. 2 years later and after a 4 year stalemate the opposition was forced to abandon aleppo which weakened them politically. and i felt broken when i got on the bus i still think batters but the siege was unbearable people were dying either by bombs or hunger. this is among the millions of internally displaced syrians who live in the opposition controlled north unable and unwilling to live under syrian president bashar assad's rule but he says he fears a ceasefire agreed last year will not hold. already hundreds of tho

she drew graffiti on the walls of the city homs as a message of resistance.from homs from their homes and i decide to draw on the wall, it's like "we will be back". she was arrested and put in prison. after i was released from the prison, i stayed at my home for ten months, without going out. i received the call that, "you have to leave the country." you know, they don't want people like us to stay in syria. ayat was only 19 when she first went to prison for her views — before the uprising began. she's now in toulouse in the south of france with her family. the syrian war forced more than 6 million people outside the country. some made it to europe, others only as far as neighbouring countries. a million refugees live here in camps in lebanon but many syrians still live in fear inside syria. like sima, who is in damascus and too frightened to appear on camera, so we've used an actor to voice her words. i keep myself working day and night so i don't think, and run from the daily pain that we are living. in today's syria, nearly 90% of the population live in po

that it was bad national you know we were able to say was our life's highest forced us to flee our homs the kurds were to go to the region of thought and that we thought they'd kill us there was nothing out there it family piled into a car we parted ways i threw the flat i didn't eat for 8 days others. mr freear motorcycles they left one after the other to get you know we ran out of gas and were forced to stop like to look at a ballot in the middle of nowhere i didn't know where we were there wasn't a soul then and there were sandstorms i sat down and started to cry. got out on the horizon i thought someone approaching what i've seen of you know through as my friends motorbike wow i thought i had captured her then we saw yet others arriving from the opposite direction. there you go mad the case said i've never seen such brutality and that i have had purged all along so they still everything we have the book tour but i will match their words articulately on the reviewers are good that's not important and shallow our times will change like they stole our belongings but that's not the wors

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the kingdom's air defenses also intercepted an attack headed towards the city of homs machine. roman catholic worshippers in sri lanka are demanding justice for the victims of the 2900 to sunday bombings they were in black church on a day that have declared black sunday more than 260 people died in the coordinated attacks and synagogues opposition parties are calling for renewed protests against the government's demonstrations intensified on wednesday after the arrest of opposition leader last month on a rape charge which he says is politically motivated. or is with you about 25 minutes time with another news bulletin and i will see you again over 300 hours g.m.t. tomorrow. by late afternoon several members of the islam family had fled to the coastal village of big idea just outside scituate mohammed told his niece that they should leave for bangladesh. and. that. it was in the coastal village your book idea that anwar i finally found her husband. and i did a lot of you know there are a lot of good there they now want to do with. my . knee but i don't have the highlighted in yo

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and at number one i'll suppose andre hom. from. cheekiest goal of the weekend against his former club. by an. then their lead at the top to 4 points tighten their grip on a champions league spot while living houston's hopes took a hit when you're old i'm stuck up can still dream of playing in europe next season . when i would love back means they should be safe really felt took each step to beat the drop leapfrogging fatter minds remain in the doldrums but they are in better form than anyone else at the bottom. plenty of questions were answered on match day 25 but others are still burning away the clock is ticking in the fight for champions league spots and the battle to avoid relegation. the title race continues to look like travelling to be the felt by and faced i've got. another question keeping german football on tenterhooks who will replace york in live after 15 years in charge of the national team is finally hanging up his turtleneck. and as major speculation about who will fill it. could it be handy flick the legendary has i

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bowl of cabbage for a family of 7 the daily ration for the al mahmoud family in this refugee camp in homs more than 12000000 syrians are starving food prices have risen nearly 5 fold and 9 in 10 people live in poverty they need help from abroad the money is needed for basic humanitarian needs especially inside syria access to water to. health care and other fundamental basic needs the united nations has said over $10000000000.00 in aid is needed is the jackal germany is planning to contribute $2000000000.00 we have more and more prices up till now funds have been used only for emergency relief aid organizations are now insisting that money also needs to be spent on reconstruction which in the north not it is not going long term we need health centers they need to be rebuilt we need schools in care centers 2 and a half 1000000 children can't go to school in syria so humanitarian aid should be used for development to. diplomats from the e.u. and german government disagree reconstruction they say would benefit the assad regime. i asked and we fix this really number one priority is to ensure

not of only acted for the public good which is already proving damaging under the magical city of homs. is mishan a curse now we appreciate it thank you. to poland now which is one of the countries hit hardest by cove at 19 in started imposing new lockdown restrictions on saturday shutting down much of public life for at least 3 weeks poland has experienced and exponential growth in cases in the past month its health care system is under strain as hospitals struggled to cope with a search of new admissions. warsaw 1st responders are at their limits and one in every 3 colds they get is a covert emergency more and more young people are coming down with the virus like this 45 year old mother of 3. she's been sick with the virus for 11 days the condition is deteriorating polson have breathing and now irregular. after collecting their patient the 1st responders have to find a hospital that will take her it's becoming ever more difficult. in the hospital ward the feeling up as in picture numbers rise. more than 26000 new infections were reported in poland on saturday as many as jury november

ad hom past the hour on al-jazeera these are the headlines prosecutors in me and ma have filed 2 new charges against the deposed leader on sun suchi police in yangon have been firing tear gas and stun grenades at protesters 18 people were killed on sunday scott hyla has more from bangkok one thing that's interesting we are seeing a little bit more of a defensive posture or defensive maneuvers i should say by the protesters they've built more fortified barricades to try to keep those advancing security forces back at bay we're seeing more shields more metal shields that they're using but again you know when you talk about military force you talk about a police force those can only do so much and again we're seeing an aggressive posture from the security forces some pictures from hong kong here where $47.00 activists and former politicians are in court after being charged under the national security law is the latest group of government critics to be detained under the law imposed by beijing plenty of their supporters outside the court. if europeans in the northern region of told al-ja

protests spread to other areas in homs tanks were sent to suppress the uprising. the city which became known as the capital of the revolution became a battleground for. the regime forced us to take up arms and turned the uprising into a war it was no longer possible to face guns without screens. there was a siege on the rebel stronghold after months of heavy fighting months later the opposition agreed to leave the area. was among them he says they had little choice they were trapped without basic supplies running low on ammunition and abandoned by the world 2 years later and after a 4 year stalemate the opposition was forced to abandon aleppo which weakened them politically. and i felt broken when i got on the bus i still think about it but the siege was unbearable people were dying either by bombs or hunger. is among the millions of internally displaced syrians who live in the opposition controlled north unable and unwilling to live under syrian president bashar assad's rule but he says he fears a ceasefire agreed last year will not hold. already hundreds of thou

here in homs in damascus the question isn't where did you start it's what do you start with they said it would be the good guys who'd fight asaad the freedom fighters but it wasn't it wasn't the democrats it wasn't the liberals it wasn't the freedom fighters it was the radicals the extremists the jihad ists who rose to power and more moderate opposition there was was crushed and cata belies the original of the argument was we don't know them very well when we got to know them but it was they don't have very good backgrounds the pentagon thought it could change that it pumped hundreds of millions of dollars into training. dirk's rebels they hoped they would raise an army of $5000.00 fighters what they got is one of the most embarrassing testaments in the history of congress can you tell us what the total number of trained fighters remains. it's a small number and. the ones that are in the fight is or is is we're talking 4 for far from the $500000000.00 they managed to field 4 of $55.00 this 4 or 5 not entirely sure the rest they frocks who are nusra front they deserted with their shiny

moved into an empty hom m" here's a look at some things that help to dig into the racial barrier. >> housing is a foundation upon which every other building block that's necessary for human development is based. you can't have a decent educational outcome if your living situation sun stable. you can't have good health if you don't have a place to rest. it's an issue of life and death and because it falls in oakland along racial lines where 70% of the people living on the streets are african-americans, it challenges the very foundation of who we say we areparticular o many people that i have ame to , hey, do you have any resources? do you know of anything that's available? i can't keep saying no. what are we going to do? so i got everybody together and i was like hey, y'all, listen. let's do something. let's plan. and, you know, things happened. >> what we're doing is uplifting the courage of these mothers. >> reporter: we come across vacant homes on a daily basis when we're organizing. there's an empty space, an empty space, empty space. >> we're mothers for housing and we plan to oc

a bowl of cabbage for a family of 7 that's the daily ration for the family in this refugee camp in homs 90 percent of syrians now live in poverty almost 12 and a half 1000000 a starving. the money is needed for basic humanitarian needs especially inside syria access to water. health care and other fundamental basic needs 8 and a half 1000000000 euros is expected to be donated at the 5th e.u. u.n. aid conference assyria germany is planning to contribute about 2000000000 of that aid organizations are saying funds shouldn't only be used for emergencies but also to support reconstruction. to ease suffering long term and we need to rebuild health centers we need schools childcare centers 2 and a half 1000000 children can't go to school in syria so humanitarian aid should be used for development. but the e.u. and the german government don't agree they say reconstruction benefits the fed regime. now for a little bit of joy take a look at these pictures from india where people are celebrating holy this is the indian festival of colors but not a mosque in sight as crowds through college power dr

flight from siberia to moscow last summer his plane how to make an emergency landing in the city of homs he was eventually airlifted to berlin where he received intensive medical treatment and was subsequently diagnosed as having been poisoned with a novacek nerve agent russia denies any involvement in his poisoning but it's a case that continues to put increasing strain on russia's relations with the european union and the wider world. the former french president nicolas sarkozy has been convicted of corruption and sentenced to a year in prison he's the 1st former president of the country ever to have been given a chill term sarkozy's lawyers they will lodge an appeal the $66.00 are all cults are lost to serve the sentence at all or to france correspondent al gore reports from outside the court. a former french president nicolas sarkozy has been found guilty of trying to bribe a judge and of influence peddling he has been sentenced to 3 years in jail with 2 years a suspended. will lead friends from 2007 to 2012 had deny any wrongdoing he said he was the victim of a witch hunt by financi

of jeddah saudi arabia says it syria defenses also intercepted an attack headed towards the city of homs it is the 2nd time the kingdom's all facilities have been targeted in less than a week. woman catholic worshippers in sri lanka are demanding justice for the victims of the 2019 used to sunday bombings they're wearing black to church on the religious leaders have declared black sunday catholic churches criticizing a government report for not revealing who was behind the bombings more than 260 people died in the coordinated attacks. has more from. the catholic church came together. this sunday as a cry for justice basically believe in churches throughout the island all attended the morning mass in full black most of them essentially feeding their leaders cause to use this as an opportunity to call form a government for justice to do all exactly who the mastermind was behind that 2019 easter sunday bombing now here in ca to apia the church you see behind me it's where the largest number of believers killed in one of those bombings again the church leaders you know called on believers es

a bowl of cabbage for a family of 7 that's the daily ration for the family in this refugee camp in homs 90 percent of syrians now live in poverty almost 12 and a half 1000000 starving. the money is needed for basic humanitarian needs especially inside syria access to water. health care and other fundamental basic needs 8 and a half 1000000000 euros is expected to be donated at the 5th e.u. u.n. aid conference to syria germany is planning to contribute about 2000000000 of that aid organizations are saying funds shouldn't only be used for emergencies but also to support reconstruction. to ease suffering long term and we need to rebuild held senators we need schools childcare centers 2 and a half 1000000 children can't go to school in syria so humanitarian aid should be used for development. but the e.u. and the german government don't agree they say reconstruction benefits the asset regime. now for a little bit of joy take a look at these pictures from india where people are celebrating holy this is the indian festival of colors on a mosque in sight though as crowds through colored powder

near jeddah saudi arabia says its air defenses also intercepted an attack headed towards the city of homs shade it's the 2nd time the kingdom's oil facilities have been targeted in less than a week lebanon's caretaker prime minister is threatening to suspend his duties unless a new government is formed have been demonstrations for a 5th day in the capital beirut lebanon is currently slides to record new lows. politicians to put aside their differences and to address the worsening economic crisis. it's an attempt to avoid responsibility which leaves me with the option of halting work amongst this destruction that we are facing now to work on matters in the country so i can put pressure on to form a government if it helps to form a government i am prepared to resort to that option even though it goes against my principles because it will hold the whole country back and will hurt the lebanese. tide of coronavirus restrictions due to a surge in cases is causing chaos in parts of latin america paraguayan where the president asked the entire cabinet to resign after clashes between police and pr

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