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officer in the british navy which the 18th seventy's enforced a ban on the slave trade in the indian ocean controlled by a body sultans enslaved people who were rescued at sea with settled here by the british who were colonizing kenya at the time. we met some of their descendants who originate from all over at least in south africa grandfather came from money down and me out we are going for the 5 as our sons so it sounds like. from your soul and . long long time since they told us it causes problems having an identity is not among kenya's official ethnic groups it becomes very difficult for them to be reduced or because when are they. do they also issues that i am with yes there is no such trail in kenya where tony and he's not just. they say young people in freetown often deny their historical roots to register for id cards just to fit in. shrine something that patrick a boo says is a problem. he's the curator of these caves a heritage site widely believed to have once been used as a holding pen for in slave people who don't talk about it. silencing but dialogue and a lot of people's ide

weeks before being led through these tunnels out on to the beach to slave ships waiting in the indian ocean. historians say millions of africans were enslaved and shipped across the seas to the middle east and beyond over centuries many died on the way. those who ended up in freetown were lucky settlement was founded by christian missionaries build this church 140 years ago 'd 'd. christianity is still going strong but older members of the community worry their unique history is fading away. and their identity with it. and where al jazeera. kenya. this is al jazeera and half past the hour these are the headlines the bloodiest day of the crackdown yet by so.

weeks before being led through these tunnels out on to the beach to slave ships waiting in the indian ocean. the story in the same millions of africans were enslaved and shipped across the seas to the middle east and beyond over centuries many died on the way. those who ended up in freetown were lucky settlement was founded by christian missionaries build the church 140 years ago 'd 'd. christianity is still going strong with older members of the community worry their unique history is fading away. and their identity with it malcolm webb al-jazeera. kenya. deal with al-jazeera at half past the hour these are the headlines for people shot dead in 1000000 miles largest city yangon as police use live rounds tear gas and water cannon against antique demonstrators tony jones has more on the latest reports coming out of me in the 2nd largest city mandalay in the last hour. a protester in mandalay apparently shot by a sniper on the back of a motorbike. it's very hard to confirm these for.

weeks before being led through these tunnels out on to the beach to slave ships waiting in the indian ocean. historians say millions of africans were in slave and shipped across the seas to the middle east and beyond over centuries many died on the way. those who ended up in freetown were lucky. settlement was founded by christian missionaries the church 140 years ago. 'd 'd going strong with the older members of the community who worry their unique history is fading away. and their identity with it. al-jazeera. funny what is believed to be the roman equivalent of a wedding the museum has been uncovered beneath the ruins of pompei have a look at this a 4 wheeled chariot perfectly preserved for more than 2000 years before being found by italian archaeologists last month experts say the chariot was too big an ornate to be for everyday use and said for festivities and parades most likely carrying newlyweds to their new homes. at half past the hour we will take you through the headlines one person's been shot dead in 1000000 miles largest city young go on the police use live rounds tear gas wat

the island located in the indian ocean boasts of its natural beauty while its inhabitants suffering from exploitation discrimination and the aftermath of a prologue. civil war. by sri lanka the dark side of paradise. in 5 minutes on d w. in the eye of climate change. africa's most of. what's in store. for the future in the. contests we're going to go city to go to get insight. culture to get out of. ethiopia in east africa rich in biodiversity and home to many animal species found nowhere else on earth in the south of the country lies the bonnet mountains national park. a natural wonder and the source of life giving rivers some spin acknowledge the view other regions show how closely linked to the survival of endangered species is with our own need to believe in government chide. some 12000000 people depend on the rivers that originate in the ballot mountains to protect the rivers from drying up the national park must be saved and the question is how. the water is life but in many parts of ethiopia there simply isn't enough of it. most of the people here are farmers. many still work with

seasonal rain still stretches far west almost as a skeleton coast in the movie and eastwards the indian ocean. qatar airways jump into the story there is a lot going on in this show and julian and global community when i talk about the misinformation i think we are more afraid than we are aware be part of the debate john edwards to give the bodies one word because there's always a difference when no topic is off the table we have been disconnected from our land we've been disconnected from who we are and would love to hear from you in each week be part of today's discussion the stream on now to 0. and again i'm just on the attack and that's remind you of our top stories here the south hundreds of people in myanmar are protesting against the crew for a 4th day now in defiance of a curfew military rulers have imposed restrictions now in the 2 biggest cities and also banned gatherings of more than 5 people. hong kong's top court has denied bail to media tycoon jimmy lie in a landmark test of beijing's sweeping national security you know the pro-democracy activist is the highest profile person to

seasonal rain still stretches far west almost as a skeleton coast in the movie and eastwards the indian ocean. on counting the cost china could become the 1st country to issue a digital currency is it rains in the tech giant's pacifies his rise despite tanking economy is increasing the divide between generations and fishermen in the philippines struggle for make a living. counting the cost on al-jazeera play an important role. ringback. i miss all of your take and let's remind you the top stories here this hour right now thousands of anti crew protest as a neon are rallying for a 4th day in defiance of a ban on large gatherings military rulers have imposed restrictions in the 2 biggest cities and also prohibited gatherings of more than 5 people. rescue workers in northern india trying to free movement of people who are trapped in the tunnel after the collapsed glass here triggered a flash flood there on sunday at least 26 bodies have now been recovered and removed 200 people still missing. lawyers for a former u.s. president on a trump filed defense papers saying the impeachment trial startin

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officer in the british navy which the 18th seventy's enforced a ban on the slave trade in the indian ocean controlled by bonny sultans enslaved people who were rescued at sea with settled here by the british who were colonizing kenya at the time. we met some of their descendants who originate from all over the east and south africa grandfather came from london downs i mean we are going for the 5 as our sons so it's africa here from nasa learned. a long long time since they told us it causes problems having an identity it's not among kenya's official ethnic groups it becomes very difficult for them to rebuild yesterday because we're raised to the off issues that i am young with. there's no such trail in kenya where tony and he's not registered. they say young people in freetown often deny their historical roots to register for id cards just to fit in. something that patrick a boon to says is a problem he's the curator of these caves a heritage site widely believed to have once been used as a holding pen for in slave people who don't talk about it or if it means to be silencing but dialogue

island located in the indian ocean both of its natural beauty while its inhabitants suffering from exploitation discrimination and the aftermath of a prolonged civil war. 3 wonka the dark side of paradise. in 15 minutes on d w. with him had a big gun did goes up because when the highest high you know if i had known that the boat would be that small i never would have gone on the trip but i would not have put myself and my parents so much i'm trying to do but it's the theme of the going to need a fleet of would. love one to get up that would give them i had serious problems on a personal level and i was unable to live their lives i'm going to. you want to know their story and for migrants terrified and reliable information for margaret's. it's about billions. it's about power. it's about the foundation of a new mood order the new silk road. china wants to expand its influence with this trade network also in europe conflicts are inevitable the consequences unpredictable but in the end of mordechai ever since the chinese investor got involved here our situation has changed before the war was priva

weeks before being led through these tunnels out on to the beach to slave ships waiting in the indian ocean. historians say millions of africans were enslaved and shipped across the seas to the middle east and beyond over centuries many died on the way. those who ended up in freetown were lucky settlement was founded by christian missionaries built this church 140 years ago 'd 'd. christianity is still going strong but older members of the community worry their unique history is fading away. and their identity with it. al jazeera. kenya. just ahead here on the news hour we'll look ahead to what was said to be a huge year for boxing all the details coming up this hour in just a few blocks. in syria thousands have disappeared without a trace. forcibly taken from their families right here in the most terrible thing in syria just to be. this has been the invisible weapon of the syrian dictatorship for some time as a thought it would be better to die than continue to be surely to be told. the disappeared of syria on al-jazeera. the latest news the decision here means that donald trump will not b

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of plants and animals it's also the source of several rivers that flow through so malia to the indian ocean providing millions of people with water. the banda mountains are the water reservoir for the whole region since 2004 the frankford the logical society has been helping to preserve the national park the society's director coast of shanghai has come to see what the situation is like on the ground he knows how important this area is. i'm told be used to be able to ship to file diversity as an evenly spread on our planet and 80 percent of species are found on just 20 percent of the earth's surface the reason we just have to protect the right places for the guns reached is the most of them affording parks are the so-called hot spots as these are regions with with secular abundance of the sixty's and get beaten for ones that only exist in those regions for more on these hot spots are shrinking hotspot one is the afro alpine region including the baalei mountainous the cultured in. most of the region is covered by forest one of the last intact expanses a forest in the whole of ethiopia it's e

their president course would take them to the indian ocean where recovery would be difficult. i burned to bring them home quicker would take them to the pacific ocean near the recovery forces. bringing them home even faster would place in the south atlantic, away from recovery forces. it was decided to take them to the specific. >> we have around the simulators here and at the cave, the contractors continuously, ever since last night -- we have tried to simulate virtually everything that we have had the crew to do that is not normal that they have done. we have proven most everything that we have been able to run on the simulator prior to passing it up to them. at least we've checked the feasibility of everything we've done and we will continue to do that. >> they passed 137 miles from the moon. for level it was the second time he had seen the moon so near. if there was talk time for contemplation. there is another critical burnt coming. >> and in houston, the news men poured into tell anxious world the story. shortly after apollo 13 had separated from the second and third sta

eight days later, she was captured by indian special forces in the indian ocean. ten months — until a lunch between the former un rights commissioner, mary robinson, and the sheikh's wife, princess haya. she's an important part of the story. we'll get to that in a moment. several pictures of that lunch were released. here they are. you can see latifa was present. after that, ms robinson described latifa as a "troubled young woman who was now in the care of her family." she now says she was tricked. i was misled initially by my good friend, princess haya, because she was misled. haya began to explain that latifa had quite a serious bipolar problem, and they were saying to me, very kind of in a way that was very convincing, "we don't want latifa to go through any further trauma." i didn't know how to address somebody who is bipolar about their trauma, but i really didn't actually want to talk to her and increase the trauma over a nice lunch. after that lunch, in 2019, princess haya — one of the sheikh's wives — fled from the uae to england, telling herfriends she fe

the island is located in the indian ocean boasts of its natural beauty while its inhabitants suffering from exploitation discrimination and the aftermath of a prolonged civil war prior. sri lanka the dark side of paradise. in 15 minutes on d w. e still in india. i am an established resource though it's been a somewhat discredited. but today camp is on to new highs in the himalayas for example in the early game tally the tourists are gone which means more room for him all the things that are made prominent. in 60 minutes on d. w. . my 1st vice i was a sewing machine. where i come from women are bound by this notion towards women something as simple as learning how to write them by psychos isn't it. since i was a little girl i wanted to have advice i'd love my home but it took me years to convince my peers. finally they gave up and went on by me and i said that and returned with the sewing machine sewing i suppose was more afro created for those than riding a bike as now i was only challenged to those women back home who are bones by their duties and social norms and inform them of oded

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of plants and animals it's also the source of several rivers that flow through so malia to the indian ocean providing millions of people with water. the banner mountains are the water reservoir for the whole region since 2004 the frankfurt zoological society has been helping to preserve the national park the society's director christopher shank has come to see what the situation is like on the ground he knows how important this area is. for non jewish i'm told be used to be able to refuse biodiversity as an evenly spread on our planet 80 percent of species are found on just 20 percent of the earth's surface it was more they just have to protect the right places for the guns british the most important parts are the so-called hot spots as these are regions where the earth's circular abundance of the sixty's and computing folk ones that only exist in those regions of the one these hot spots are shrinking in the courts but one is the afro alpine region including the bali mountainous the cultured in. most of the region is covered by forest one of the last intact expanses the forest in the whole

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nearly 2000 children from the island of re-union on one of france's overseas territories in the indian ocean their plan was to repopulate rural areas of mainland france and the children were promised education and opportunity instead many injured years of mistreatment now generation of stolen children watch the french government to pay damages for their suffering even at the age of 75 in need still bears the deep scars left by his youth the government took him away from his family at the age of 9 as part of resettlement program he was sent to various children's homes on the island of green young. or not. and if what if we weren't allowed to say or do anything we had to follow the supervisor's orders if we didn't they hit us they made us do hard labor at one point only had to carry bullets of cement on our heads and pour them onto a slab to build a swimming pool somewhere in the walls around the homes were 4 meters high and we weren't allowed to go out to see our family or go already got bought by or proposed or where he was told he would be taken to mainland france but it took another 9 year

the maldives here in the indian ocean an urgent real-world environmental challenge is rapidly unfolding. can the stunning mostly untouched nature that lures a million and a half visitors a year be saved from those very people >> an average tourist creates six pounds of garbage daily. and that's quite a lot. and when you see that there's a lot of tourists that pass through maldives. >> reporter: the numbers are staggering tourists and residents produce a mind-boggling 636 million pounds of garbage a year. adding to the problem, ocean currents carrying plastics here from nearby countries. and this is where that garbage winds up much of it plastic 700 tons a day 30 years ago this was a small island with a lagoon and a coral reef today it's three times its size appropriately nicknamed "trash island." rather than watch more islands here become trash islands, it was theatrical, but to make a point, the government in the maldives held an underwater cabinet meeting. eventually, a new law of the land here. by 2023, single-use plastics should no longer be available. no more bottles, bags, and bab

i am here to find out why a new discovery on the bottom of the indian ocean could be a game changerfor that live in and around the coral reef here. first, though: high waves and ocean views. there was a time when cruising was — well, just cruising. and the industry went from strength to strength, enjoying healthy profits. a record 30 million passengers worldwide took a cruise in 2019. that figure was only projected to grow, but then covid happened and the whole industry was brought to a halt. cruise liners were hit particularly hard during the first wave of the pandemic. in march 2020, the ruby princess was one of the first big cruise ships to have a covid outbreak, on a cruise from australia to new zealand. kim hurley was on board. on one level we were like, should we get out on the ship? and there were a lot of people cleaning handrails and stuff like that. but i guess our real concern was when the announcement came over to say that we're turning around. australia has said that we have to go back to the port that we left from, and that we would no longer be continuing the cruise. the

the island located in the indian ocean both of its natural beauty while its inhabitants suffering from exploitation discrimination and the aftermath of a prolonged civil war fired by sri lanka the dark side of paradise. 50 minutes on d w. we've got some hot tips for your bucket list. on a trip. to the top for. and some great cultural memorials to boot. this is the news live from berlin. police clamp down on suspense of thousands defy a protest by a 4th straight day of determined some mass street protests after a military coup that overthrew aung san suu cheez elected government protesters are demanding the restoration of democracy also coming up. is there life on mom.

away from mozambique as have tropical cyclones slides out into the cooler waters of the southern indian ocean. at ways when freedom of the press is under threat demonstrators and journalists are dealing with internet outages police intimidation and charges of his edition a mistake line becomes the default the media namely develop new kinds of images that he did not give to these guys and just how do you create a new system makes it hard for people to know what's real and what's not step outside the mainstream to shift the focus covering the way the news discovered the listening posts on a 0. what you have is there a visa holder on the reminder of our top stories u.s. aviation regulators of ordered extra inspections for boeing triple 7 aircraft that are fitted with a type of engine that exploded during a flight on saturday and japan has told carriers to ground triple sevens with those engines also the head of the u. a nuclear watchdog has reached a temporary agreement with iran on its spectra this but less access will be granted as iran continues reducing its compliance for the 2050 nuclear de

the plan was to cross the indian ocean and seek political asylum in the united states.about to reach india, her pursuit for freedom was shattered. we started hearing noises from the upper deck which sounded like gunshots. basically, the boat was taken over by indian special forces. latifa was saying, "oh, my god, my, god, they're here." she continued screaming and kicking and trying to get away. that's the last time i've seen my friend. princess latifa was taken off the boat by force in international waters. she disappeared. princess latifa would only be allowed to step out of the villa for this, a lunch with former un human rights commissioner mary robinson, arranged by her stepmother, princess haya. nothing has been heard from her since, until now. so i'm repeating to them, i'm repeating that my name is latifa al maktoum. i don't want to go to dubai. i want to get asylum. panorama has obtained these videos, recorded over a period of many months. in them, she details where she is being held, a villa in central dubai. i am a hostage and this villa has been converted int

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they want to have access to the indian ocean — they consider it to be their west coast.nt interest, resources that fuel chinese development, coming from myanmar — a lot of theirjade. they are pleased, i think, that the united states and the west has been alienated from myanmar. they have had a good relationship with the lnd and aung san suu kyi. they have not had a good relationship with the military. they have not liked that chinese support for groups that have been fighting groups against the military. this may push the regime and the military towards china and it might be an opportunity for china to take. derek mitchell there. let's move on to the coronavirus pandemic now and where we are with vaccines. drug company astrazeneca says it believes its covid—i9 vaccine will protect against severe disease caused by the south african variant of the coronavirus. but, the drugmaker admitted the vaccine appears to have limited effectiveness against milder illness caused by the south african variant. so what should we make of this and when will we know more? dr ingrid katz is a

ali what a country a voice to the fortunate is the gatekeeper to the red sea gateway between the indian ocean and the red sea the longest coastline in the african continent still with talking about the same problems the country has been grappling with for decades and decades i think there was a lost opportunity. which the presidential aspirants. stick to. one man one vote which they missed and they delegated to for their remember the states i mean they missed to stick to electoral roll which was their an electoral commission which we take part in by omission but i think that was an opportunity which was missed ok thank you i really appreciate that. there are no control how do you get woodman would vote it's what you know are do i do i. got out there and. but you know what the end of the day this is going to this is my hope i just hope that the somalis were set aside those differences look at their neighbors in west africa countries that have gone through the same tragedies but at least managed to put together stitched together a vibrant democracy look at rwanda look at other countries in the

feature of the developing weather around madagascar and particularly in mozambique the sudden indian ocean is hosting a soccer in the recycling season and if one develops here that could be pretty nasty for mozambique well that's the picture on thursday strong winds showers down the coast and as i begin turning in towards southern mozambique itself they make more of a play during friday and as a result for cross maputo is significant we haven't actually developed a cycling is only 30 percent chance of that happening but the weather still sees strengthening wind friday saturday and sunday with rain likely for all 3 days all thunderstorms so it won't be as bad but the effects could be pretty unpleasant and here's the bigger picture on saturday the rain and the wind has spread into the eastern side of south africa as well. and ways jump into this story there is a lot going on in and you. in our global community when i talk about the misinformation i think we are more afraid than we are aware be part of the debate don't ever take anybody's one word because there is always a difference when no

out on to the beach to slave ships waiting in the indian ocean. historians say millions of africans were enslaved and shipped across the seas to the middle east and beyond over centuries many died on the way. those who ended up in freetown were lucky. woman was founded by christian missionaries build the church 140 years ago 'd 'd. christianity still going strong with older members of the community who worry their unique history is fading away. and their identity with it. and where al-jazeera. can yeah. this is al-jazeera and half past the hour these are the headlines the bloodiest day of the crackdown yet by security forces in may and not against protesters have been running for weeks in the past few hours at least 4 protesters have been confirmed killed by the police one shot dead in yangon and reports of several more fatalities in other cities and a change has more from bangkok what has been very difficult is confirming the numbers of it is as they've been coming in we've seen very gruesome pictures on social media of the injuries sustained by

the plan was to cross the indian ocean and seek political asylum in the united states.ays later, as they were about to reach india, her pursuit for freedom was shattered. we started hearing noises from the upper deck which sounded like gunshots. basically, the boat was taken over by indian special forces. latifa was saying, "oh, my god, my, god, they're here." she continued screaming and kicking and trying to get away. that's the last time i've seen my friend. princess latifa was taken off the boat by force in international waters. she disappeared. princess latifa would only be allowed to step out of the villa for this, a lunch with former un human rights commissioner mary robinson, arranged by her stepmother, princess haya. nothing has been heard from her since, until now. so i'm repeating to them, i'm repeating that my name is latifa al maktoum. i don't want to go to dubai. i want to get asylum. panorama has obtained these videos, recorded over a period of many months. in them, she details where she is being held, a villa in central dubai. i am a hostage and this vill

they want to have access to the indian ocean, they consider it to be 0cean, they consider it to be their interest, resources that fuel chinese development, coming from myanmar, a lot of theirjade. they are please, i think, that the united states and the west has been alienated from bmr. —— myanmar. they have had a good relationship with the lnd and in sincity. they have not had a good relationship with the military. they have not like that they have been fighting groups against the military. this may push the regime and the military towards china and it might be an opportunity for china to take.— china to take. fuses significant _ china to take. fuses significant days - china to take. fuses i significant days ahead. china to take. fuses - significant days ahead. great to have your expertise. thank you. —— usually significant days ahead. we return to the coronavirus pandemic and specifically the vaccines. drug company astrazeneca believes its vaccine will prevent against severe disease caused specifically by the south african variant of the coronavirus. but the drug maker admitted it seem

the plan was to cross the indian ocean and seek political asylum in the united states. days later, as they were about to reach india, her pursuit for freedom was shattered. we started hearing noises from the upper deck which sounded like gunshots. basically, the boat was taken over by indian special forces. latifa was saying, "oh, my god, oh, my god, they're here." she continued screaming and kicking and trying to get away. that's the last time i've seen my friend. princess latifa was taken off the boat by force in international waters. she disappeared. princess latifa would only be allowed to step out of the villa for this, a lunch with former un human rights commissioner mary robinson, arranged by her stepmother, princess haya. nothing has been heard from her since, until now. so i'm repeating to them, i'm repeating that my name is latifa al maktoum. i don't want to go to dubai. i want to get asylum. panorama has obtained these videos, recorded over a period of many months. in them, she details where she is being held, a villa in central dubai. i am a hostage and this

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away from mozambique as have tropical cyclones slides out into the cooler waters of the southern indian ocean. but. water an essential resource for all humankind across europe pressure to recognise water as a human right and put its management back into public hands is increasing i think that the european commission would be very very glad to hear those words brother those asian and anybody else the only field. those people who see the ever to do something to invest the profit of the 1 dollar up to the last drop on al-jazeera. world. book about to watch al-jazeera be cell run the reminder of our top news stories protesters are gathering in cities across we have a bath after the anti cupid call for supporters to join our national strike the demonstrators are defying warnings from military rulers. also u.s. aviation regulators have ordered extra inspections for boeing triple 7 aircraft visit with a type of venture exploded during a flight on saturday in japan as top carries to ground triple sevens with the same engines also had all the years you feel watchdog has reached a temporary agreement w

ago and experienced engine failure it's now somewhere in the andaman sea which is part of the indian ocean and bounded by the coastlines of me and thailand it's exactly occasion is still unknown. and more than a 1000000 reaching the refugees are living in crowded camps in bangladesh naseem a cartoon and her family live in cox's bazar the world's biggest refugee camp 25 year old son is on board the missing vessel. how is my son is my son eating is he getting treatment i have been told that my son did not carry any medicine he only took 4 liters of water with him is my son alive i don't know if anything happens to him or if he is hungry. at least 41 refugees drowned when their boat capsized in the central mediterranean at the weekend the united nations says there were among at least 120 people who left a war ravaged libya on the 18th of february to try to reach europe that capsized 2 days later and rescuers took the survivors to an italian town 3 children are among the missing this is the 2nd deadliest shipwreck in the center and maybe the randian in 20. bringing the number of that missing s

ago and experienced engine failure it's now somewhere in the end a mancy which is part of the indian ocean and bounded by coastlines in me and mar and thailand but the un does not know its exact location with 1000000 ring the refugees are living in crowded camps in bangladesh nasim a cartoon and her family live in cox's bizarre the world's largest refugee camp a 25 year old son is on board the missing vessel ample ark and i see how is my son is my son eating is he getting treatment i have been told that my son did not carry any medicine he only took 4 liters of water with him is my son alive i don't know if anything happens to him or if he is hungry joe biden is expected to speak to saudi arabia's king solomon soon before publication of a u.s. government report on the murder of journalist. it would be biden's 1st conversation as president with a saudi leader a classified intelligence report is widely believed to implicate the king's son crown prince mohammed bin sound man in official g.'s killing the trumpet ministration refused to release it let's go to our white house correspondent jim t