they're here to remember the victims of the 1994 genocide when hutu extremists slaughtered hundreds of thousands of tutsis and other minority groups. for this. it was the worst day of my life. our neighbors came to our home and murdered my family that is. up to 1000000 people were killed over the course of just 100 days. most of this crowd weren't even born yet they're here today to audition for a t.v. talent show. on show. it will be one of months since. the show is called east africa's got talent it's similar to programs that are broadcast in europe and the u.s. . in the simon is in charge of the auditions like many others here. simon lost family members in the genocide in rwanda as young people know the history of the massacre but on days like this they try to forget about it for a while still you know we're just. we're moving on we're moving along we don't want to be held by what's happened in the past we want to move on we want to look for the future and it doesn't you all know we're in the period of 100 days of calm the ritual and just this thing is part of it so we remember we a

one of those names was cockroach a derogatory term the hutus often used to describe tutsis. if any could be taken away have only one with things are different today at school the kids are taught that we're all citizens of rwanda and acquitted casey and that there were no differences between us fit to get any kind of calling and of course. the name of the play is generation $25.00 it tells the story of a nessa and several others who were born in the year after the genocide took place . but going to tell them. that. you have a lot of questions and we're hungry for the truth we want to know what's up but it's so hard to really get these questions obviously could indicate. the group's founder and artistic director hope says that genocide is a recurring theme in rwandan society. to be honest there are some questions regarding genocide that just have no answer. because it's a unique evil it's a unique ideology that is written well and sometimes it just blows your mind that a human being just wakes up one morning and a human being in that class and walks out of them and the beast i

they're here to remember the victims of the 1994 genocide when hutu extremists slaughtered hundreds of thousands of tutsis and other minority groups. of this. it was the worst day.

this is where the last heard from him and yemen's capital sana caught in the fighting between hutu rebels in saudi iraqi coalition forces are ethiopian migrants trying to make it to the rich gulf countries they have become the unexpected casualties of the war in yemen no one knows how many migrants have died but the un's migration organization says at least $2500.00 have gone missing this year alone it goes to show you 2 things one the levels of desperation that forced people to migrate but secondly how persuasive the people smugglers and human traffickers are and convincing them that this might be a good time to make the. make the johnny to saudi arabia through yemen because nobody is going to stop you ethiopians have made it back home bear witness to the war in yemen and the humanitarian crisis there i do was injured after people traffickers forced him to fight on the front line to pay his debt to get to saudi arabia and the. government there asked me to be this soldier offering this much money i told them i lived my home for work not to kill people and so they punish me looked me on th

of saudi arabia's neighborhood with ice in pockets in the iraqi desert in the north and iran allied hutu rebels in the south a self-inflicted crisis with qatar in the east and brewing tension with iran in the strait of hormuz no one expected that or any other non-state actors could be so successful. in disrupting the oil production that also had its impact on the lower euro. investors also have to consider the your pick to your anti corruption drive which is widely been seen as a shakedown of wealthy saudis and also journalist jamal khashoggi is gruesome killing which was linked directly to the crown prince of saudi arabia has tried to lure investors from asia to europe and from russia to the united states saudi arabia is reportedly still holding government to government meetings to attract investment from soft and real funds industry experts believe much of the investment from the listing will come from gulf the saudi families not foreign investors there . the whistleblower who prompted an impeachment inquiry into u.s. president donald trump has offered to answer questions from the hous

in creating an environment that was for a rhonda come in and provide to the hutus. it's a very complex situation but this is a complex partnership with saudi arabia that we likely will need to maintain for a period of time because the greatest threats in that region, is reinforced during my visit was clearly aroundiran. and they continue to develop nuclear weapons, continue to improve their military technology including missile technology in which the weapons could sit and engage in terrorist activities throughout the middle east and so that destabilizing process is the threat to not just those in the region but ultimately the united states. so it's important for us to maintain a dialogue with sometimes bad actors and copper cato partners like the saudis. you mentioned you had seen changes in saudis policy toward yemen that you thought were positive. is that right? >> yes, let me, the government for making changes, they are targeting of different military targets has improved and persuaded of that, i spent a lot of time with no ambassador as well as leaders in saudi

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but since their human rights groups say violence between hutu rebels and the saudi and rati coalition that backs the government has escalated what is needed is that these highly armed well trained former sora goods are still surrogates of the u.a.e. the s.t.c. can actually do mobilize and somewhat embed into the chain of command that leads to the president adi and follow his commands and i. i'm quite skeptical about this an agreement to writing the question now is can peace be achieved on the ground. 0. iran is taking another step away from the 2015 nuclear pact announcing it will start injecting uranium gas into centrifuges at its fargo plant that will allow for the production of enriched uranium which is needed to develop a nuclear bomb if tehran chose to build one at the moment to iran is enriching or purifying uranium up to 4.5 percent to help generate nuclear power that's above the 3.6 percent allowed under the nuclear deal although well below the weapons grade level that's 90 percent but tehran is threatening to push enrichment back up to 20 percent and once this level is reache

after an iranian tanker overseas respect for iran comes from the allies around the region from the hutu rebels who care who claimed responsibility for this idea run code attack to his blind level and today militias in iraq and also an iranian president a presence in syria so for the hardliners very much to respect and to deal with the west comes from a show of strength and very much it's a military strength so there's been criticism for president rouhani but also it hasn't helped the united states has imposed these sanctions even on the foreign minister divides the reef on the oil and banking sectors on the office of the supreme leader now the aides surrounding the supreme leader and it's also difficult to tell whether president rouhani actually wanted to carry out this 4th step or he's doing it because of the circumstances so what it says about iran is that this deal is dead but the next step will pretty much be decided by the supreme leader. thank you very much. arky protesters are blocking roads and bridges in the capital baghdad and in other provinces as well as a step up pressure o

but since their human rights groups say violence between hutu rebels and the saudi and rati coalition that backs the government has escalated what is needed is that these highly armed well trained former sora goods are still surrogates of the u.a.e. the s.t.c. can actually do mobilize and somewhat embed into the chain of command that leads to the president adi and follow his commands and i. i'm quite skeptical about this an agreement to writing the question now is can peace be achieved on the ground. al-jazeera. us president donald trump's acting chief of staff mick mulvaney has been summoned to testify in the impeachment inquiry and the testimonies of 2 key figures have also been made public they are excerpts of interviews with the former u.s. special envoy to ukraine kurt volker and gordon songkhla and the current us ambassador to the e.u. witnesses say the volcker installment played a key role in trump's unofficial channel to ukrainian government officials. iranian president hassan rouhani says his country will begin injecting uranium gas into centrifuges at an underground enrichme

this is where the last heard from him and yemen's capital sana caught in the fighting between hutu rebels and saudi iraqi coalition forces are ethiopian migrants trying to make it to the rich gulf countries they have become the unexpected casualties of the war in yemen no one knows how many migrants have died but the un's migration organization says at least $2500.00 have gone missing this year alone it goes to show you 2 things one the levels of desperation that forced people to migrate but secondly how persuasive the people smugglers and human traffickers are and convincing them that this might be a good time to make the. make the 2 johnny to saudi arabia through yemen because nobody is going to stop you ethiopians have made it back home bear witness to the war in yemen and the humanitarian crisis there i do was injured after people traffickers forced him to fight on the frontline to pay his debt to get to saudi arabia and the. government they asked me to be this soldier offering this much money i told them i lived my home for work not to kill people so they punish me look me on the gro

of saudi arabia's neighborhood with ice in pockets in the iraqi desert in the north and iran allied hutu rebels in the south a self-inflicted crisis with qatar in the east and brewing tension with iran in the strait of hormuz no one expected that or any other non-state actors could be so successful. in disrupting the oil production that also had its impact on the lower euro. investors also have to consider the your pick to your anti corruption drive which is widely seen as a shakedown of wealthy saudis and also a journalist jamal khashoggi is gruesome killing which was linked directly to the crown prince of saudi arabia has tried to lure investors from asia to europe and from russia to the united states saudi arabia is reportedly still holding government to government meetings to attract investment from softened funds. industry experts believe much of the investment from the riyadh listing will come from the saudi families not foreign investors it's curious timing for such an i.p.o. with the reek outlook for oil prices a sluggish global economy and increased environmental awareness again

this is where the last heard from him and yemen's capital sana caught in the fighting between hutu rebels and saudi iraqi coalition forces are ethiopian migrants trying to make it to the rich gulf countries they have become the unexpected casualties of the war in yemen no one knows how many migrants have died but the un's migration organization says at least $2500.00 have gone missing this year alone it goes to show you 2 things one the levels of desperation that forced people to migrate but secondly how persuasive the people smugglers and human traffickers are and convincing them that this might be a good time to make the. make the johnny to saudi arabia through yemen because nobody is going to stop you ethiopians have made it back home bear witness to the war in yemen and the humanitarian crisis there i do was injured after people traffickers forced him to fight on the front line to pay his debt to get to saudi arabia and the. government they asked me to be this soldier offering this much money i told them i lived my home for work not to kill people and so they punish me look me on the

exercises prosecutorial discretion with regard to hutu arrest, to detain, and it ultimately, if a judgment were for someone to be removed, to actually get remove. so we do have a process on the back end of that where someone can file for a state of removal issued by an immigration judge. as we are prosecutorial discretion lies. >> and happy discuss this with the acting secretary? >> we may have -- i've spoken with the acting director, certainly, after the fact. i probably was in one meeting with the acting secretary, but largely we have been removed from this process since it was put forward because it was not something that i see was involved in. >> and what are you recommendations? >> my recommendations are that it remains with the agency that adjudicate applications. >> at any point in, time has i.c.e. considered implementing a deferred action process similar to the one it uscis, where an immigrant can proactively, secretly, under deportation proceedings? >> not a proactive program. we have utilized for adoption in certain instances. for example, if there is a witness that we needed a c