your mom on or off until you know it and if you don't get it out according to the international organization for migration more than 650000 people who dream of making it to italy of gathered in libya alone it's not like it was happening for example 10 years ago or. embarking on fishermen boats wooden boats with their own. sometimes when they were losing their roots and the. helen cause god we're finding them even after 2 weeks of navigation through the sea they were basically on and i've of course starving because they could not eat for 2 weeks but they both were there i mean. why now it is different because these robber bowed made with very bad plastic basically can call for just one 5th of the distance between the costs and the costs after they see. it bring. its plastic pull the boats carrying 105 the passengers there's a lot of women saying kids. sick people. paid $7600.00 i talked to the people of with migrants in the bay they want to embark. and i e i i tell them i ask them do you know that there are the woods we never make it alone. they don't know a thing they can arrive directly to the island cou

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the international organization for migration claims that since 201415 film people have died attempting to cross the mediterranean sea. silly is even to less i mean i would say even i'm a screaming because if you are talking about the nature of selection then north rights you're talking about natural selection can survive we would laws then. this is natural selection this is another abuse on the skin of the migrants. likely to fly zones of migrants from libya by playing the current arrangement works well for the migrants by passage an approach that has little chance of reaching italy rescue ships will save some the rest will simply drown. i found the way to get in touch potentially with the migrants from the libyan soil. by forming their heads and they are connecting that doesn't i think i was surprised to discover that the majority of the migrants who leave via still have access to internet therefore they can speak to do worth let's say so i can say that i got in touch with thousands of migrants from the libyan soil and i chatted with the on the rights of them continuously and i mean d

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about 60 people were rescued by senegalese and spanish navies and fisherman the international organization for migration says the incident was the deadliest ship recorded this year. oh bacary is the chief of mission for the international organization for migration in senegal he says the pandemic has forced people to attempt to see crossing. we believe. the number of the poor. is related to the stock that. says. 99 on demick. road. closed several borders lost now and. what unity for some migrant to use. or growth we know that. west african road is a north road that was jewels in the 100 years 2006 and we are seeing that this road. it with al-jazeera life from london much more still ahead on the program a crackdown on dissent or separatist laws in the enemy's right janice holmes i think the nationality of the law and britain's main opposition party throws out its form and laid out after a court finds it is failing as that until the senate has any right. be a good. helena october's 1st few wet in windy city late october and that's certainly going up to its name in the northwest of here this hump of cloud b

about 60 people were rescued by senegalese and spanish navies and fisherman the international organization for migration says the incident was the deadliest shipwreck recorded this year well we spoke to his the chief of mission for the international organization for migration in senegal he says it's a pandemic that's forcing many people to attempt to see crossing. we believe. the big number of people who are working. is related that with the fact that the. census. 99 under mc. road or been closed several border to us now and. the port unity 4 of some migrants that you use. or groat we know that road west african road it is a north wrote it went that was jewels in the. years 2006 and we are seeing that that piece of road being you will stick it. now to tanzania an opposition candidate has been arrested as concerns over the credibility of the country's elections the us says it has serious doubts of irregularities a concern also shared by the opposition the vote has already been marred by complaints of restricted internet access and fraud catherine so i reports on this now from nairobi and neighboring keny

vessel caught fire shortly after leaving the town of bush to spain's canary islands international organization for migration says the incident is the deadliest shipwreck recorded this year. we believe the. number of the poor. is related to the stock to. 99 and in the. road. closed several border to what's now and. still migrant to use. or growth reordered. west african road is a north route that was tools in. 2006 and we have. the road. and with just 5 days to go until u.s. election president trump has held new figures showing the country's economy is quite a record pace of 5 quarters or 33 percent change in g.d.p. but the economy is still smaller than before the crisis as the number of infections keep climbing coming up next barbara starr is al-jazeera correspondent fascism in the family an exploration of family links to form a leader benito mussolini as regime examines if it's any might now be embracing fascist ideologies most believed gone forever. i was like yes i was i. guess the best who was p.b.s. was the by us i was. thinking i was. pleased. with me and i made up her about. the by the by hook was th

is chief of mission of the international organization for migration in senegal he joins us now from thecapital dakar thank you so much for your time why are we seeing this major increase in these boats trying to reach the canary islands. a little i know you were going to some this if you can hear me now i want to know why we are seeing this major increase in the boats trying to reach the canary islands and some to remark jokes so you know we're going to thank you for inviting me. over the past. month start in september we have seen. 14 boats being sent a course going go towards. about 660 people are under 660 people. we believe. the number of people pouring. east who led to the to the stocks in the. sense. of the 98 in london make road. the enough closed several border to last mile and. a quarter to 4 of the legs on the queue was. all groat we know that the road west african road is the north wrote well that was just under the 2006 and we are seeing that the piece the road being you will stick it but. there is a bend shoot. from the wall to or to duck through these difficult question of

fire shortly after leaving the town of bor the spain's canary islands on saturday international organization for migration says the incident was the deadliest shipwreck recorded this year what's it for myself from the team here in london i'll see you tomorrow evening coming up next on al-jazeera it's one i want to east. $100.00 is said more than 36 percent we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the way we live in is going dispensable to economic activity but industrial news is worsening access to fresh water counting the cost on al-jazeera . across aboriginal australia the black lives matter move on the streets of america resonates deeply. indigenous leaders are using the groundswell of anger by the racially just to protest the high number of their own lives. and it's. aboriginal people i dissed proportionately arrested and locked up in a struggle some as young as 10 years old. playing escorted from the courthouse back when it was just all metal around you you just feel like a caged animal just things are. locking up 10 year olds 12 year olds who's not being shot at least 2 th

pass through the sahara desert and then cross the mediterranean according to the international organization for migrationor i.o.m. 16000 can they and took this path to italy in the last 5 years. many african migrants end up in southern italy but tomatoes grown here are processed and sold in cans including at low prices in ghana with production heavily subsidized italian tomatoes have a competitive advantage over local goods in africa. the seasonal workers from africa actually contribute to the problem by working for rock bottom wages which further lowers production costs few of them have resident. punnets the day laborers are exploited by my field and i sanctions recruited by agents known as puppet adi these middlemen pay them to create off today to talk to the commission only in the beginning to get a feel for 2 generations who still believe this or not going to jail for a little of the few years that they have gone up with little with the company coca-cola you know little between use it. for money to live a new good will a 20 year old. did. who often just said mummy wait that home as you say and you wi

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paul managed to get out of the prison he was found by workers from the international organization for migration and was sent back to ivory coast. but tonight i got on and today i'm alleging that there are people who come back with only one food or one hand or practically with no fears because it might explode and there are so many things that can go wrong. paul wishes he had had more information about the harsh realities of migration before he left so he decided to find association to help returning migrants and warn those who are planning to leave. the neighborhood meetings called the grains paul talks openly about the dark side of illegal migration. a long while and while you say that we don't have enough money when you go to the embassy there will demand 300 euros for your document was just on the phone but if you want to leave illegally you might have to say anything between 60780 euros before you even reach leave a sing song if i won that one. and it was sometimes the young men who had his warnings and they abandoned their plans to leave at the wharf where the man was at on a slow and then

about 60 people were rescued by senegalese and spanish navies and fisherman the international organization for migration says the incident was the deadliest ship shipwreck recorded this year and aid workers say more than 50 people have died and dozens of missing in central vietnam off the landslides triggered by a typhoon typhoon is one of the most powerful storms to hit the country in 2 decades millions of people have been left without electricity and heavy winds ripped the roofs of more than 50000 houses. you know up to date with all of our top stories this hour the stream is coming up next but they'll be more news at about 25 minutes time i see than. i have for me ok enjoying the stream people across algeria will see the vote on proposed amendments to that constitution the government says changes will bring a new republic critics say it is a thing the disguise of power grab today we'll look at what lies ahead for the country now if you are watching and you changed your comments and questions through the live chat be part of today's conversation on twitter you can twitter us at 8 a street. as algeria

paul managed to get out of the prison he was found by workers from the international organization for migration and was sent back to ivory coast. my ship but tonight i got all and today i'm a large and he's in bed there are people who come back with only one food or one hand they are practically with no fears because it might explode if they are so many things that can go wrong. paul wishes he had had more information about the harsh realities of migration before he left so he decided to find association to help returning migrants and warn those who are planning to leave. the neighborhood meetings called the grains paul talks openly about the dark side of illegal migration. a long while and while you say that we don't have enough money when you go to the embassy there will be men 301 euros for you. but if you want to leave illegally you might have to say anything between 60780 euros before you even reach leave you are saying something for a while that one. and then sometimes the young men hold his warnings and they abandon their plans to the if they will face the man who was that on the staff a

paul managed to get out of the prison he was found by workers from the international organization for migrationand was sent back to ivory coast. well sure but then you know i got caught and today i'm a large and there are people who come back with only one food or one hand or practically with no fears because it might explode and there are so many things that can go wrong. paul wishes he had had more information about the harsh realities of migration before he left so he decided to find association to help returning migrants and warn those who are planning to leave. the neighborhood meetings called the grains paul talks openly about the dark side of illegal migration. a long while and while you say that we don't have enough money when you go to the embassy there will demand 300 euros for your document was just on the phone but if you want to leave illegally you might have to see anything between 60780 euros before you even reach leave you are saying something for a while that it was. never sometimes the young men who had his warnings and they abandoned their plans to leave at the wall for them

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the organization for economic co-operation and development is predicting international migration will fall to historic lows this year new residency permits within the organisation's members olmos halved in the 1st 6 months during that time its estimated asylum requests in europe fell by 30 percent migrant workers are also suffering their jobs are more likely to be temporary or in the worst affected sectors such as hospitality or tourism many are in front line work such as supermarkets or health care almost 25 percent of all doctors are migrant workers. well migrants in venezuela are on the move again as latin america's borders and economies open up after months of coronavirus. economic crisis a. better life abroad. reports. each step harder than the last listers in fatigues slow the various family down still they soldier on including their 4 year old son who stew young. they've been walking for 8 straight days from their hometown in sinful business where they've made it to colombia but are still 700 kilometers away from their destination but. want to. coffee we just want to do whateve

world's $37.00 most developed countries in the organization for economic cooperation and development the o.e.c.d. it's predicting international migration will fall to historic lows this year new residency permits within the organization almost day in the 1st 6 months during that time asylum requests in europe are estimated to have declined by 30 percent migrant workers are also suffering because their jobs are more likely to be temporary or in hardest sectors such as hospital hospitality or tourism and many are in front line work such as supermarkets or health care jonathan shot off a senior policy analyst at the organization for economic cooperation and development he says a pandemic could also lead to reduce opportunities for highest skilled migrants. the fallout of the initial restrictions on travel were clearly that migration dropped enormously to the country so this is following on almost a decade of steady increases in the number of migrants of different categories coming into o.e.c.d. countries and as you pointed out fell 46 percent in just the 1st quarter of 2020 and fully 70 percent in the 2nd quarter so we 'd saw a real decli

so the organization for economic co-operation and development is predicting international migration willl to historic lows this year new residency permits within the organisation's members almost halved in the 1st 6 months and during that time it's estimated asylum requests in europe fell by 30 percent migrant workers are also suffering and their jobs are more likely to be temporary or in the worst affected sectors such as hospitality or tourism many are in front line work such as supermarkets or health care almost 25 percent of all doctors are migrant workers let's speak to jonathan the senior policy analyst at the o.e.c.d. he's joining us via skype from paris thanks very much for your time with us on al-jazeera let's look at this particular reports that you have put out where you say that migration flows have increased over the past decade in some progress has been made to improve the integration of immigrants and host countries but now some of these gains may be reversed because of the coronavirus pandemic what's been the fallout. that's right thanks a lot but i mean so the fall out o

navies and fisherman the international organization of migration says the incident was the deadliest shipwreck recorded this year buckley dombey air is the chief of mission for the i.o.m. in senegal and says the pandemic has forced many people to attempt the sea crossing . we believe. number of people. is related to the sucked. under leak. road. closed super road border the last mile. or 294 are still migrant. or group we know that. west african road is a north route that was. years 2006 and we have. this rule. much wealth that i had for you on this news out from london what happens when the money dries up how the pandemic could hurt the families rely on the wages of migrant workers will have that story also britain's main opposition party throws out its formal leader after a port finds his failure has let semitism thrive. helena october 1st we wet in windy city later that's in the vineyard to its name in the northwest of you this hump of cloud beautiful representation of a bit of a kink in the weather so that usually means rain is going to need to be reaching norway and denmark and trailing off into poland during friday a brief respite to the what has been

for fishermen whose boats sank. there's wo that at least 140 migrants drowned last weekend off west africa. the u.n.'s international organization of migration says it was the deadlst such incident this yeane the vessel band sank off senegal as it was trying to reach spain's cana islands nearly 900 miles away. migrant arriva in the canarys ve risen sharply this year, but more than 400 have died in the atmpt. france is on maximum alert tonight, aer a man with a knife killed three people at a church in nice. police say the attacker was a muslim extremist from tunisia. he was wounded and captured. president emmanuel macnur visited the ch later. he annnced he is more than doubling the number of soldiers deployed to protect against terrorist incidents. >> ( translated ): it's a message of complete strenh that i would c like vey today. and it's also a message of unity. and i would like to say to all of our citizens, whatever their religion, if they believe or not, that we have to, in thesome moments,e together and not give in tohe spirit of division. >> woodruff: france has suffered a series of recent attacks, over cartoons of the prophammad -- of