the government reportedly now trading rocket fire and the ethiopian human rights commission is now investigating reports of massacres and ethnic profiling. both sides are being accused of atrocities against civilians. we'll hear from the human rights commission in just a moment, but 1st, his mom and dad built from the border of the t. grave each in this country. i mean, it's not the 1st time. we've seen a nicole file of ethnic clashes or violence based on ethnicity. and if you actually, even before the operation began, it was an alarming rate. something that has led to the displacement of more than 2000000 people in the past 2 years. but we are seeing a new level of the problem, given the huge amount of hate speech and incitement on forceful media. but also, organizations like the european human rights commission are talking about people being targeted just because of the absolutely crucial of the commission say they believe that some prisoners in that in prison. and that they fled their complaint that there was only arrest that because of which they community they would community they heard fro

it is your own human rights commission. that is saying that 9000 number this. this is this, he, my commission is on its own in this commission, but it doesn't mean we have to constrain the numbers. there's a report from human rights watch. warders, an ethiopian own human rights commission that says that to gray and say that they are being targeted based on their ethnicity. i'm not talking about the leadership that there are specific incidents of to great and saying that they are being singled out and targeted based on their ethnicity. what do you say about that? i don't want to there. i don't want us 6000000 to gran's. only 10 or 20 of these people abroad tool will do, and so brought to a court of law on their own, on their own solutions of corruption. so no, no, i'm not. and i'm not talking about being arrested. i'm talking about people saying that they are been suspended from their jobs, that they're not being allowed to fly. the that's not the case. this government does not discriminate in one building and it's messy. so that this government is, i mean is thi

are reportedly now trading rocket fire and ethiopian human rights commission is now investigating reports of massacres and ethnic profiling. both sides are being accused of atrocities against civilians. we'll hear from the human rights commission in just a moment, but 1st here's al jazeera, as mohammed abdul reporting from the border of the tea grave each. this country, i mean is not the 1st time. we've seen a nicole file of ethnic clashes or violence based on ethnicity. and if you actually, even before the operation began, it was an alarming rate. something that has led to the displacement of more than 2000000 people in the past 2 years. but we are seeing a new level of the problem, given the huge amount of hate speech and incitement, all social media. but also organizations like the european human rights commission, talking about people being targeted just because of the absolutely office. also of the commission say they visited some prisoners in in prison. and that they fled their complaint that there was only arrested because of which they community they would community. they heard fr

but also, organizations like that, if you have been human rights commission talking about people being targeted just because of the ethnicity of the commission, say they visited some prisoners in prison and that they fled their complaint that there was only arrest that because of which of the community they would commit to they heard from also the killings in my country shocked the nation to the whole. thank you for that mohammed. i don't reporting there from going down yet. earlier we spoke to our on my show who's a senior adviser and spokesperson for the ethiopian human rights commission. and he's calling on the gas men to provide immediate humanitarian assistance to the tikrit region. phone lines remain cut off in the region so it's makes, making it very difficult to gather as much information is needed and corroborate some of the claims made over the last 1011 days. but having said that, there have been allegations that a massacre of civilians took place in my car, drain south west to cry, and the european human rights commission has dispatched a team already there and that team wi

the country's human rights commission is sending a team to investigate reports of massacres in my kudrow. and the city international says that it's likely hundreds of civilians was stabbed to death. the government blames forces loyal to gray's leader's allegation, they deny thousands of people are fleeing to neighboring sudan. now desirous habit morgan reports now from got a reef near the border more if you can refugees arrive at medina state. they're fleeing fighting in ethiopia's degree region. arrived here 4 days ago with her children and pregnant sister from she says the fighting in the region forced her and her family to flee with nothing but the clothes on their backs. then i guess we saw people being slaughtered. there was blood all over. we fled because we didn't want to die. some women lost their husbands. we came with nothing but our lives, no money. these clothes were given to me by the people here. thousands of refugees have crossed into sudan over the past week. many recount similar stories from the region where the ethiopian government has imposed a telecommunication blacko

while the country's human rights commission is investigating reports of massacres and ethnic profiling, both sides are being accused of atrocities against civilians. so let's start things with mohammed joe. he is in the city of gandhi, which is on the border of that region. and mohammed this admission from the tea pail. if it's quite something, it's a, it's a complete turnaround. yes, it is. and if he's huge on every level, good, a good touch is a ranking of the he's been one said this hoax month in the form of prime minister who was the leader all the time. they hired the governments of the high level body of the military dictatorship in 1009 to one. i'm really now been in the g.p.l. upon the regime from he'd been tickets for the whole of the prime minister would take something home. and while talked in, there have been many soldiers killed at the time when they were just waiting. there was supposed to be also goes up to say they had launched but so the defense to try and the loyalty on come on and it was you know, out on the border at a trail ridge and i must say so that it took them

i don't know what the human rights commission can do.that's my number one question is, okay, we agreed to be on this panel and i want to see some action, concrete action. i'll stop there. preach on, reverend townsend. >> yes, leave us on a high note. we have run out of time but i think that everyone will be okay with your last parting words. >> reverend townsend? >> it looks like you're on mute, reverend. >> i don't know how that happens. we're in a situation where our focus today has been on each other. and the problem is that there's a story of a young fella is standing at the riverbank and he keeps trying to get some water but the water that he keeps reaching for is dirty. and he can't drink it but he keeps trying to get it. and an old man comes along and says, son, if you go up a couple steps and do that, the water might be dirty. we have sat and talked about each other looking for clean water. but we haven't really talked about how we're going to deal with the dirt in our stream. that's the powers that control us in this country. wh

al jazeera, where every ethiopia's human rights commission is sending a team to investigate mass killings in the team grey region. hello, i'm adrian from again, this is al jazeera live from go. also coming up ethnic albanians leave parts of the god of color back in droves, before it's handed over to azerbaijan. morocco launches a military operation in the western sahara, ending a near 30 year old cease fire. whatever happens in the future, who knows which administration will be, i guess time will tell it is here ching closer to a concession. donald trump apologise that he may not be leading the country's next administration. fighting in ethiopia's northern tigre, a region continues to escalate with reports of rockets hitting civilian areas and growing concerns of ethnic cleansing, the country's human rights commission is sending a team to investigate reports of massacres. in my car drive, amnesty international says that it's likely that hundreds of civilians were stabbed to death. the government blames forces loyal to, to gray's leaders, and allegation that they deny thousands of fleeing

i don't know what the human rights commission can do.that's my number one question is, okay, we agreed to be on this panel and i want to see some action, concrete action. i'll stop there. preach on, reverend townsend. >> yes, leave us on a high note. we have run out of time but i think that everyone will be okay with your last parting words. >> reverend townsend? >> it looks like you're on mute, reverend. >> i don't know how that happens. we're in a situation where our focus today has been on each other. and the problem is that there's a story of a young fella is standing at the riverbank and he keeps trying to get some water but the water that he keeps reaching for is dirty. and he can't drink it but he keeps trying to get it. and an old man comes along and says, son, if you go up a couple steps and do that, the water might be dirty. we have sat and talked about each other looking for clean water. but we haven't really talked about how we're going to deal with the dirt in our stream. that's the powers that control us in this country. wh

human rights commission is investigating reports of a massacre in the town of my country. saturday is the final day for ethnic albanians to leave areas of the border cutback that will be handed over to azerbaijan. some people set fire to the homes as they went firsthand versus expected to happen. on sunday. at a near 30 years cease fire has been poured to an end in the disputed territory of western sahara, a pro independence group policy ario front. to clear the deal over after moroccan troops launched operation. rival factions in libya have agreed to hold nationwide elections in december next year. it was announced at the u.n. sponsored talks and tunis delegates for the go city. the appointment of an interim government military representatives of also been meeting inserts in central libya. they've been discussing the implementation of a cease fire deal signed last month. clear areas in tunis where those talks taking place. tell us more about this agreement to hold elections next year. well, the big news coming out of tunis this morning is the plan to hold these national e

malcolm ethiopia's human rights commission has published its findings over killings in the region of like the government human rights commission. and it has said that 600 people known to gray in the massacred many of them starved or hacked to death or bludgeoned to death in the attack that happened 2 weeks ago. and it blames to grain use groups for this, for this massacre described it as a massacre. now the attack a couple of days after the attack on the, the international published a report on it, they received videos and photos these satellite technology to pinpoint this attack . and they said dozens, or possibly hundreds of people, most of the migrant farm workers had been killed in my car, drew up at the time they said they weren't able to identify who was responsible for this massacre. they said that it isn't survivors that they've spoken to who crossed over the border to refugee camps in neighboring sedan, had blamed the grain militia for the attack. anyway, now ethiopia's government, human rights commission, is laying the blame squarely at the feet of the to gray militia. but w

the government's human rights commission, ethiopian human rights commission, published a report into an attack, reportedly happened 2 weeks ago. it says that 600 non grain civilians were killed. many of them strangled bludgeoned to death and killed with machetes in a town in the, in the, the western side of the to gray and region. the attack is thought about and 2 weeks ago, it was reported on a few days after by the rights group, amnesty international. they'd studied videos and photos put together using satellite imagery, and they said that they estimated dozens, or possibly hundreds of civilians had been killed. they said they weren't able to identify who was responsible, but some survivors that they'd spoken to fled to refugee camps in neighboring sudan, said the gray news group integrated militia were responsible. now, just a short while ago, this report from the ethiopian human rights commission is blaming a to grid news group. and they said that it was assisted by local officials, by police and militia. is saying that they're responsible for killing $600.00 civilians in not att

and worse, even the human rights commission, the saudi human rights commission, luxe and mutes, come instantly to anyone asking about my sister. so we're really worried. so give him out so that there's the master, give about background. i wonder why you feel about saudi arabia being in the world spotlight as a place host to the g 20. do you welcome the attention this brings to the kingdom and your spawn? possibly to your sister's cause, or would you rather see in riyadh sort of shunned as a way of putting pressure on the whole forces? i think this summit, the g 20 summit, should not be so degraded to legitimize itself. and i think it's directed at the do is to have structural discussions. and if you have to duck about to do you night, stand and do curls which human rights and for that i think that it's directed and that they have to talk about the human rights situation of the country. that is most of them and of prayer to be asked and to return to the release of the activist that has been leading the great changes crown prince mohammed bin seen to be revamping the kingdom's internat

and worse, even the human rights commission, the saudi human rights commission, luxe and mutes, come instantly to anyone asking about my sister. so we are really worried. so, given the best of baccarat master give about background, i wonder why you feel about saudi arabia being in the world, spotlight as it plays host to the g 20. do you welcome the attention this brings to the kingdom and your spouse and possibly to your sister? schools, or would you rather see riyadh sort of shunned as a way of putting pressure on your forces. i think this summit to 20 summit should not get to legitimize itself, and i think it's directed the do is to have structural discussions. and if he had to duck a bill to do unite, and dick earth, which human rights and for that i think that it's directed. and he has to talk about the human rights situation of the country. that is, most of them and of priority should be asked and to return to the release of the activist that has been leading the great changes crown prince muhammad, seen to be revamping the kingdom's international image. women are now allowed t

he goes into a lengthy equality and human rights commission, i should say, report. a mild day today, but for many of us it's also going to be a fairly cloudy one. we still have some rain across western scotland, it's been falling here for some time. some of that this morning getting into northern ireland, easing as we go through the afternoon but remaining cloudy with the odd shower, and for western areas, a lot of cloud with some drizzle and some murky conditions. we could see temperatures, though, in any breaks in the cloud across north—east scotland, east of the pennines, north—east wales, get up to 17 or 18. now, through this evening and overnight, we continue with the blustery winds, we continue with the rain, that rain getting into the north of scotland, more coming into the west of the uk as well and a lot of cloud, but it will be a mild night. so a mild start to the day tomorrow with still all this rain in the north and west, still blustery, and that rain continuing to push east as we go through the day. behind it, temperatures will start to fall, and we'll s

shadows of track of afghanistan's independent human rights commission. thank you. also study fall in delhi coronavirus cases over the last month, india is anticipating another spike following festive gatherings and a drop in temperatures. but residents of the national capital delhi have already been dealing with increasing numbers of cases made potentially worse by seasonal epu from those of the frontline of delhi's battle with corbett. 19 the day is just beginning for but he knows it will be a long one. he counted 15 bodies in the morning when he left the morgue at delhi's largest over 1000 hospital, where he works. he will spend all of the, at this chemical area, he helped cremate the body sifi and ensured that people suffering the shock of losing a family member to the could. one of us have proper protective gear as they see the last goodbyes for the last week has been bringing in twice the number of bodies than delhi is experiencing its 3rd spike in called 19 cases. the close 200 deaths every day. roger was assigned to the mortuary, often many locals before him

a joint hearing with the human rights commission on the border crisis. and we had begun a series of neighborhood specialty hearings in district 10 at the end of last year, which unfortunately we ended up having to put on hold, our series, due to covid. we recently passed a resolution on the treatment of the immigrants, followed by a hearing early in the new year. we are excited at the board resolution declaring war on racism. as a result of this resolution, we have established a racial equity working group, which is dealing with the access of regional equity and the human rights commission to look at how we can support and make change around racial equity within our city. and we were, of course, very involved in census 2020. the vice chair and i were members of the complete count committee. and the commission as a whole, the office of civic engagement and immigrants in deliverance of a complete count. i would like to thank director paz, robert simpson, all members of the complete count committee and the entire staff of the office of civic engagement and

the un say that if this report is true it could amount to war crimes and human rights commission are we are seeing the human cost of this conflict. not only the killing of civilians, the possible killing of civilians, the possible killing of civilians, we are seeing an influx of refugees and internally displaced refugees, and humanitarian agencies not able to provide aid in the area because of the conflict and the communication breakdown. thank you very much. typhoon vamco has caused extensive damage in the philippines, flooding many parts of luzon, the largest and most populated island. the storm, known locally as ulysses, made landfall in the bicol region. the same area was battered by the super typhoon goni a week ago. howard johnson reports from manila. the governor of cagayan province today declared a state of calamity. what that means is he can now access greater funds to distribute to his population, aid money as well as gain extra search and rescue support from the government. what we've seen already is nearly 4,000 search and rescue personnel, according to the authorities, se

bus stop was cutting off and killed the passengers in a gruesome attack described by the human rights commission. the figure of the 4 dead are quoting to the commission as to rise in the coming days. still an ethiopian, the leader of the tick rate region says his forces launched a rocket attack on the airport in eritrea's capital. a smaller ethiopian government forces began an offensive 11 days ago. the 1st transfer of land between, i mean, and as about john's taking place, the handover of this part of a deal to end fighting over the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh 15 nations in asia in the pacific have agreed to create the world's largest free trade block. a deal that will cover nearly a 3rd of the world's population and economic activity. the united states excluded from this people in moldova are back at the voting booths this sunday for a presidential runoff. the contest has been divisive between the pro russian and company go down and the former leader, my asunder who favors closer ties with europe. sunday finished ahead in the 1st round. and police in belarus of used stun grenades and t

and the country's human rights commission is investigating reports of massacres and ethnic profiling, both sides accused of atrocities against civilians. well, here's muhammad for us, reporting from the city, which is on the border, is huge by every measure, because from that time the prime minister has accused the p.l.f. that they have cut it out. these attacks at the basis of the north and they have loudly rejected that statement, saying they did not carry out the attack and accused if you have been defense forces of firing the bullet. now with this admission from sicko today in the hierarchy of the g.p.l. and it shows that there is no, i mean, i doubt that it was the 3 people who carried out and he says that they did that because only one side, the 1000. if you have been different schools is surrounded them and on the other side was this highest authority. that is the eritrean president who is not any friendly to them because of the wars they have hope you will hear him when they watch how the t.p.i. left. and he said they did what was supposed to have been done. a preemptive strik

ethiopia's human rights commission has accused a youth group from the tigray region of being behind asix hundred civilians were killed. david campa nale reports. a day of reckoning for ethiopia's tigray province. government forces have advanced deep into the region. the leader of the tigray people's liberation front has admitted that towns have been captured. federal forces say their artillery and tanks are closing in on the regional capital, mekelle, and are just 60 km away. on sunday, the ethiopian army said there will be no mercy for its residents when their soldiers encircle the city of half a million people. tigray‘s leaders reject claims their forces are close to defeat, and say they will not surrender. the united nations is increasingly alarmed. the highly aggressive rhetoric on both sides regarding the fight for mekelle is dangerously provocative, and it risks placing already vulnerable and frightened civilians in grave danger. evidence of the price civilians are paying. these are the graves of some 600 people that ethiopia's state—appointed human rights commission said were m

ethiopia's human rights commission says it will investigate abuses in the conflict and warns of the riskthe fighting. the government accuses tigray fighters of attacking a military base, instigating the conflict and of wanting to destablise the country. it's a claim the tigray people's liberation front denies. prime minister abiy, who won the nobel peace prize last year, has promised a swift end of the conflict. well, the stream of refugees from the conflict continues to grow, amid reports of shells being fired across the eritrean border. a communication blackout has been imposed on the tigray region and survivors in sudan have begun giving their accounts of the fighting. translation: we were bombarded from two directions. we ran forfour hours and then fled on foot. translation: i went out with my father, my mother, my child with only what we wore and now we have no money. we fled from death. translation: forces entered and burned our homes and killed people. they left nothing. we fled to sudan. our correspondent kalkidan yibetal is in the ethiopian capital of addis ababba with this upda

the ethiopian human rights commission says that number is likely to rise. there's no indication it's linked to the conflict in the region . nominate joe has more on that bus attack from northern ethiopia.

pain human rights commission says that number killed is likely to rise. there's no indication it's linked to the conflict in the tikrit region, or the leader of te, various regions, has his forces launched a rocket attack on the airport and eritreans capital. as mara, ethiopian government troops began an offensive in 11 days ago. the deadline for the 1st transfer of land between armenia and azerbaijan has been postponed until november 25th. it's part of a deal to end the fighting of an i want to target. well, the world's biggest free trade deal has been signed 15 countries, including china and japan, are all part of the new regional comprehensive economic partnership. the bloc will covet nearly a 3rd of the world's population and economic activity from 3 reports from kuala lumpur. after 8 years of talks, the regional comprehensive economic partnership or ourselves, is finally signed, meeting virtually because of the pandemic leaders from 15 countries including china, japan, and 10 members of the association of southeast asian nations. the agreement in the

ethiopia's human rights commission has accused a youth group from the tigray region of being behind ad. david campa nale reports. a day of reckoning for ethiopia's tigray province. government forces have advanced deep into the region. the leader of the tigray people's liberation front has admitted that towns have been captured. federal forces say their artillery and tanks are closing in on the regional capital, mekelle, and are just 60 km away. on sunday, the ethiopian army said there will be no mercy for its residents when their soldiers encircle the city of half a million people. tigray‘s leaders reject claims their forces are close to defeat, and say they will not surrender. the united nations is increasingly alarmed. the highly aggressive rhetoric on both sides regarding the fight for mekelle is dangerously provocative, and it risks placing already vulnerable and frightened civilians in grave danger. evidence of the price civilians are paying. these are the graves of some 600 people that ethiopia's state—appointed human rights commission said were massacred earlier this month. it

the ethiopian human rights commission says the number of dead is likely to rise no indication at themoment that this is linked to the conflict in the to great region. monitor has more on that bus attack in northern ethiopia. it happened in the.

earlier this month, the ethiopian human rights commission said members of a group called sangre, carried out the massacre in the town of my god to scotland has become the world's 1st nation to make period products freely available to all its parliament, unanimously approved legislation that makes free access to watch them such as 10 pounds and sanitary pads, a legal right to end women's period policy, but being the inability to pay for basic sanitary products on a monthly basis. u.s. media reports say president donald trump plans to pardon his former national security advisor, michael flynn. flynn twice pleaded guilty to lying to the f.b.i. during the investigations russian meddling in the 26th presidential election. trump reportedly wants to issue numerous pardons before he leaves office and the transition process is picking up speed u.s. president elect joe biden has introduced 6 key members of his cabinet, each of them with decades of experience in their particular field. he said, diplomacy and consensus. back and that the new white house team taking shape will lead by example 3 weeks

i don't know what they're playing at, but quite clearly, the equality and human rights commission wasd guilty of unlawful a cts has been found guilty of unlawful acts of discrimination and victimisation. it doesn't get much worse than that. what's the position of the board of deputies of british jews towards the labour party? and in particular, jewish mps. because we have had some mps who have resigned over the past two or three yea rs. resigned over the past two or three years. so what is your position now under a new leader? well, he had, on the first day of election, he said a heartfelt apology to the jewish community and we made an extremely good start and he said that he would implement the e hrc report, which he has to in full. but quite clearly, just describing what has happened tonight is painful. it's totally unacceptable. it means that labour has an even bigger mountain to climb. how will it affect your attitude towards the labour party under its new leadership? it's a major setback. what does that mean though? what action, what position will you be taking now? i'm going to

human rights commission says, gunmen have attacked a passenger bus in the country's west killing more than 30 civilians. the latest violence comes as the leader of ethiopia region admitted launching rockets into neighboring eritrea. the u.n. says tens of thousands have already fled the fighting and warns that the country might be embarking on a dangerous trajectory. increasing the risk of genocide and war crimes. this woman's son died on saturday in fighting n.c.i. to grow. she is one of those ins of ethiopian refugees crossing the border into sudan. they are fleeing the chaos of the latest violence in northern ethiopia . she says to the border, there is lifting and stealing and killing like an rwanda on the streets. people haven't eaten in 3 or 4 days. i don't know where my kids are. dependent on w. m a, she had a look at it and then and the 1st thing they need is food. currently, there is no food, nothing. this camp is running on the health of the people with the effort of the people. this would not be here. the exodus comes amid increasing tensions across the region. to cry, in for

shadows of track of afghanistan's independent human rights commission. thank you. after the study fall in delhi coronavirus cases over the last month, india is anticipating another spike following festive gatherings on a drop in temperatures. but residents of the national capital delhi have already been dealing with increasing numbers of cases made potentially worse by seasonal epona from those of the frontline of delhi's battle with covert 19 the day is just beginning for but he knows it will be a long one. he counted 15 bodies in the morning when he left the morgue at delhi's largest over 1000 hospital, where he works. he will spend all of the, at this chemical area. he helped commit the bodies sifi, and ensure that people suffering the shock of losing a family member to the coronavirus have proper protective gear. as they see their last goodbyes for the last week has been bringing in twice the number of bodies than earlier. delhi is experiencing its 3rd spike in called 19 cases. the close 200 deaths every day was assigned to the mortuary, often many vocus before

s human rights commission said it's sending a team to investigate reports of mass killings, there of civilians fleeing the fighting, say they were bombed by government forces, despite claims from the ethiopian government, if yochi and government that it is only striking military targets, they've come with just what they can carry ethiopians from the region make their way to safety across the border and into sadar. and then most of them, if it wasn't for sadar and many would be dead. where do we go? if we go to eritrea, they will slaughter us. if we go to other parts of ethiopia, they will slaughter us. some had to make the heartbreaking choice of leaving loved ones behind one mother, i left her in a church because she is an elderly woman. my brother is blind, we left him there as well. there was no food or water that everyone ran away. and on the way we found murdered people with weapons or not. that's why we ran. what were we to do? we want to save ourselves. thousands of exhausted refugees have fled to siddharth, after fighting broke out between the ethiopian military and their to

i'm horace, a region with a long history of tensions with the un's human rights commission is voicing alarm. the high commissioner is calling for a full inquiry if confirmed as having being deliberately carried out by a party to the current fighting. these killings as civilians would of course, amount to war crimes. it's still unclear who is responsible for the mass killings follow days of clashes between federal troops into ground forces. the region has become the latest flashpoint, stemming from ethiopia's complex, if any politics to groans controlled, if european central government for 30 years. but their power has waned under prime minister ahmed. he came to power in 2018. increasing resentment in tensions became open. defiance in september went to grow, rejected the central government's authority and held its own elections. now the feud has descended into conflict with the government valen to crush what it calls a rebellion. if the criminal decide a legitimate part of mr. vision is, it is taught and fugitive hinted and brought to justice, where government has civilians flee fears

i'm horace, a region with a long history of tensions with the un's human rights commission is voicing alarm. the high commissioner is calling for a full inquiry if confirmed as having being deliberately carried out by a party to the current fighting. these killings as civilians would of course, amount to war crimes. it's still unclear who's responsible for the mass killings followed days of clashes between federal troops and to ground forces. the region has become the latest flashpoint stemming from ethiopia's complex. if nick, politics to groans, controlled ethiopia's central government for 30 years, but their power has waned under prime minister who came to power in 28 increasing resentment and tensions became open defiance in september. when to grow rejected the central government's authority and held its own elections. now the feud has descended into conflict with the government varying to crush what it calls a rebellion. it is, it is stored and fugitive and brought to justice. as civilians flee, fears are mounting that ethiopia could be at the beginning of a protracted and bloody

i'm horas, a region with a long history of tensions with the un's human rights commission is voicing alarm. the high commissioner is calling for a full inquiry if confirmed as having being deliberately carried out by a party to the current fighting. these killings as civilians would of course amount to war crimes. it's still unclear who's responsible for the mass killings following days of clashes between federal troops and to ground forces. the region has become the latest flashpoint, stemming from ethiopia's complex. if any politics to grimes controlled ethiopia central government for 30 years. but their power has waned under prime minister ahmed. he came to power in 2018. increasing resentment intentions became open defiance in september. went to grab, rejected the central government's authority and held its own elections. now the feud has descended into conflict with the government varying to crush what it calls a rebellion if the decide a legitimate target, mr. vision is it is taught and fugitive, but hinted and brought to justice as civilians flee fears amounting that ethiopia

the pair are asking for an independent investigation to be carried out by the equality and human rights commissionthe decision, the fact that a few non—white umpires, several non—white umpires, have made inquiries about going on the first—class umpires panel or becoming a mentor or liaison officer or whatever and none have progressed, that looks more than suspicious to me. an ecb spokesman has told bbc sport they won't tolerate racism. next to a brilliant game at the atp tour finals in london, where the us open champion dominic thiem beat french open winner rafa nadal in straight sets. it was a really tight first set which thiem ultimately won on a tie break. he then squandered three match points before the second set went to a tie—break, which the austrian managed to win too. that victory, coupled with a win for stefanos tsitsipas over andrey rublev, means thiem is through to the semifinals. fiji's autumn nations cup match against italy on saturday's been cancelled after coro navi rus tests found 29 positive cases in the fijian camp. it comes after their opening match against france, which was du

earlier this month, the ethiopian human rights commission said members of a group called summary, carried out the massacre in the town of my drum. us media reports reports say president donald trump plans to abandon his former national security advisor. pardon, rather, his former national security advisor, michael flynn, of flynn twice pleaded guilty to lying to the f.b.i. during the investigation into russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election. president trump reportedly wants to issue numerous pardons before he leaves. office scotland has become the world's 1st nation to make mistral ration products freely available to all its parliament, unanimously approved legislation that makes free access to items such as tampons and sanitary pads, a legal right to end women's so-called period poverty. the inability to pay for basic sanitary products on a monthly basis today marks the un's international day for the elimination of violence against women. and amid the coronavirus pandemic, reports of domestic violence are surging. a un data shows there has been a 30 percent rise in reported i

the country's human rights commission is sending a team to investigate reports of massacres. in my contra, amnesty international says it is likely hundreds of civilians was stabbed to death in the morgan. is this report from gather if the sudan, ethiopia border more? if you can refugees arrive at medina, state. they're fleeing fighting in ethiopia's degree region. arrived here 4 days ago with her children and pregnant sister from she says the fighting in the region forced her and her family to flee with nothing but the clothes on their backs. then that again, we saw people being slaughtered. there was blood all over. we fled because we didn't want to die. some women lost their husbands. we came with nothing but our lives, no money. these clothes were given to me by the people here. thousands of refugees have crossed into sudan over the past week. many recount similar stories from the region where the if you peeing government, has imposed a telecommunication blackout since the start of an offensive against the people's liberation front. the government wants to get rid of the c

at the same time, ethiopia's human rights commission says, gunmen attacked a passenger bus in the west of the country on sunday, killing more than 30 civilians. let's go now to ethiopia's capital of this of a bug and talk to journalists, samuel, guess what shoes. if europe is president, says he's confident that his forces can restore order in to gripe province. what's, what's he up against militarily? oh, but if you're going to prime minister to be exact he is the determination is there is a board says that he has already quote the government ego than the one to the new administration . and i don't, he is one of them was a source in the region. so the mission is there, but hopefully it is just too soon done with coming to and as you mentioned, the us has already said above 85000. saddam. but that's an official number. there are thousands of them so it's just not me. so if i understand you correctly, we're looking at a very formidable military force into gripe province. why would the rebels, they would launch an attack on their northern neighbors in eritrea, when their dispute is primar

the country's human rights commission says, gunmen have attacked a passenger bus in the west, killing more than 30 civilians. the latest violence comes as the leader of ethiopia is t. grier region admitted to launching rockets into near neighboring eritrea. the u.n. says tens of thousands have already fled the fighting and warns that the country might be at risk of genocide or war crimes. this woman's son died on saturday in fighting inside to grab. she is one of those ins of ethiopian refugees crossing the border into sedan. they are fleeing the chaos of the latest violence in northern ethiopia. they chased us to the border. there is lifting and stealing and killing like in rwanda, on the streets, people haven't eaten in 3 or 4 days. i don't know where my kids are. and i do that . i'm here to look at it and then and in the 1st thing they need is food. apparently there is no food, nothing. this camp is running on the health of the people with the effort of the people. this would not be here. the exodus comes amid increasing tensions across the region. to grow in forces bombed an airpo

a tickly controversial and that report that you mentioned from the human rights commission was describedour leader sir keir starmer. tonight certainly the jewish labour movement who had complained to the party about his handling of anti—semitism said today's decision will simply embolden people who agree with jeremy corbyn and denounce the fact that they hadn't apologises up in the british board, the board of deputy eight deputies commented today they were talking about a lack of leadership and they said his clarification was a pathetic non—apology. sir keir starmer really wa nt to non—apology. sir keir starmer really want to try a line under this toxic. in labours recent past. he still hasn't succeeded. i suppose just looking at keir starmer is a point of view he has been able to look pretty toss in this episode with the suspension ofjeremy corbyn. as you say, he's avoided a running battle on it with the hard left. that's right. basically keir starmer said two things following the suspension ofjeremy corbyn. firstly that he supported it because he did not agree that the problem had been

and worse, even the human rights commission, the saudi human rights commission, luxe and mutes comments untrue to anyone asking about my sister. so we're really worried. so given that there's the give about background, i wonder what you feel about saudi arabia being in the world, spotlight as it plays host to the g 20. do you welcome the attention this brings to the kingdom and your spawn possibly to your sister schools? or would you rather see riyadh sort of shunned as a way of putting pressure on the authorities? i think this summit, the g 20 summit, should not be so degraded to legitimize itself. and i think it's the rhetoric asian flu will to do is to have an honest and structural discussions. and if we have to go to the unites them really and which human rights and for that i think that it's directed and that they have to talk about the human rights situation of the country that is most to them and to prayer, to asked and to return to the needs of the activist that has been leading the great changes. crown prince mohammed seen to be revamping the kingdom's international image. wome