of a more this story can all speak to some of the routine from the international organization for migration. he joins us from madrid. miss overloading. why is it that so many african migrants are now heading for the canary islands instead of the european mainland? well, ben stiller for producing interview, actually as you know, migration is a complex phenomenon and so we're beginning to see dead. there are a lot of the factors at play in the region, especially in central and western africa. there are, of course of this issue are going to be factors that are used to migrants to, to look for a better day. there obviously are some of the, this taboos and the established snubbing goops that have to have basically reactivated the normal existing woods towards their canary island. there is also of course there are the governor 19 the on break, which have led to the basically induced the border closures, the restriction movement. and there may have to migrants to pull these routes instead of the i would say more traditional with their traditional hoods with their western military one that just giv

actually that in fact retrieved some of the bodies of the migrants and refugees, their international organization for migration. is it raising concern over multiple cases where migrants and refugees drown in the mediterranean? because for us to place because of a late risk operations and i just spoke to libya's coast guard officers a little while ago, they told me that they have not been conducting good risk and interception patrols before. because they are not encourage it anymore to bring migrants, skilled migrants, refugees, back to libya, not afford to accommodate them. and amid covert 19 infection would break, did not encourage it to bring the migrants that it is good migrants. and if you back to libya, thanks very much. they're not what i had in watching from those very disturbing pictures. thanks, matt, with all the latest. well, at least 8 peacekeepers are reported to have died after a helicopter crash in egypt. their blackhawk aircraft went down over the sinai peninsula and belong to a multinational force in observers that monitor the 40 year old peace agreement between israel and egypt. 6 americans w

pass through the sahara desert and then cross the mediterranean according to the international organization for migration or i.o.m. 16000 gunday 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 reza. it's partly it's the day laborers are exploited by my field and i see actions recruited by agents known as puppet on e p's middlemen pay them to crate off today to talk to the commission company and they're going to get it through particularly since you still believe this you know there's a bill for you to. use it to have fun up with little with the company coca-cola you know katrina. from one it's moving too quickly at 28 all. i did. who often just said my we were at the helm and you said you know. we're going to g

from the international organization for migration. thank you very much for joining us here on news. armenia, as leader has presented a plan to resolve a political crisis that began after he signed a truce with azerbaijan, aimed at ending fighting over the disputed nagorno-karabakh region. prime minister is facing mass unrest for agreeing to the ceasefire. brokered by russia. a 1000000 lost significant territory under the deal. some ethnic armenians have begun leaving their homes in the areas set to be handed over to as every control of the w.'s. emily sherman is in the armenian capital year van, she just returned from the goal a car backed. here's what she had to say about the situation on the ground that things are peaceful now in nagorno-karabakh, but there are traces of the recent war. everywhere you look as we were driving through the region, we saw burnt out cars along the roadside. we saw cars that had been thrown off the road by bomb blasts. we even saw a rocket that was literally sticking out of the road. and people were kind of driving around it. and the same can be said of

well, according to the international organization, for migration 74 migrants and refugees were rescued. some of them are risk you'd by libya's close to gold and fisherman of the libyan coast day ported leigh sales of their $120.00 migrants and refugees, including women and children, saved of the homeless, the coastal town of homs, east of the capital, tripoli, and about 31. but is, will retrieve some of them were retrieved by libya's coast guard. in the city of list of the capital tripoli, the international organization for migration is raising concern over frequent cases where migrants and refugees, including women and children drown in the mediterranean sea. but i spoke to libya's coast guard officers, they say that they have not been encouraged to conduct a risk. you and interception patrols recently because they don't want to bring risk, you'd migrants and refugees back to libya for the safety of the say that they come out of 4 to accommodate them with detention centers closed for the time being because of fear of covert 19 infection i would pray. meanwhile, the international organ

in the past week alone, international organization for migration says nearly 700 people have died this year, attempting to cross from libya to europe. more harrowing scenes that see my grandmother, at least to judge, released by the italian coast guard, shows the dramatic rescue of over 30 people on saturday night. their banks capsized some 5 kilometers off the island of lampedusa. these migrants didn't make it not far. they will think came within an inch of their lives, but that the lucky ones, at least $74.00 of their fellow travelers drowned after their boat sank off the libyan coast on thursday. night till now after a further 20 people perished in similar circumstances. do you think many migrants are so desperate that braving the open seas even with bags in arms is prefer to ensuring the misery at home and maybe the woman 6 month old child was later found to have drowned along with 5 fellow travelers. luckily the majority of the over 100 people on that boat were rescued by spanish ngo open arms. most were transferred to a quarantine vessel of sicily rescue charity say there is no e

the international organization for migration says nearly 700 people have died, attempting to cross from libya to europe. this year, move harrowing scenes see these to teach released by the italian coast guard. she has to do not take rescue of the 30 people on saturday night. the banks capsized some 5 kilometers off the island of lampedusa. these migrants didn't make it not follow. they would think came within an inch of their lives, but they're the lucky ones. at least $74.00 were of their fellow travelers drowned after their boat sank off the libyan coast on thursday. not to know how after a further 20 people perished in similar circumstances. you know what i think many migrants are so desperate that braving the open seas even with babes in arms is prefer to ensuring the misery at home i am. i may be the woman 6 month old child was later found to have drowned along with 5 gentle travellers. luckily, the majority of the over 100 people on that boat were rescued by spanish and open arms makes to a transfer to a quarantine vessel off sicily. rescue charity say there is no end in sight to

international organization for migration says nearly 700 refugees have died this year, attempting to cross from libya to europe. more harrowing scenes that see ground breaking in the strategic, released by the italian coast guard, shows a dramatic rescue of over 30 people on saturday night. their banks capsized some 5 kilometers off the island of lampedusa. these migrants didn't make it not far. they also came within an inch of their lives, but that the lucky ones, at least $74.00 of their fellow travelers drowned after their boat sank off the libyan coast on thursday. not too long after a further 20 people perished in similar circumstances. do you think many migrants are so desperate that braving the open seas even with aids in arms, is prefer able to enduring the misery at home? i am the baby. the woman 6 month old child was later found in the dryer and along with 5 fellow travelers. luckily the majority of the over 100 people on that boat were rescued by spanish angio open arms. most were transferred to a quarantine vessel off sicily. rescue charity say there is no end in sight to

the international organization for migration says nearly 700 died this year, attempting to cross from libya to europe. move harrowing scenes to see taking the strategic, released by the italian coast guard, shows a dramatic rescue of over 30 people on saturday night. their banks capsized some 5 kilometers off the island of lampedusa. these migrants didn't make it not far. they also came within an inch of their lives, but they're the lucky ones. at least $74.00 of their fellow travellers drowned after their boat sank off the libyan coast on thursday. not long after a further 20 people perished in similar circumstances. but i think many migrants are so desperate that braving the open seas, even with babies in arms, is prefer to ensuring the misery at home. i am up to and maybe the woman 6 month old child was later found to have drowned along with 5 fellow travellers. luckily, the majority of the over 100 people on that boat were rescued by spanish angio open arms. most were transferred to a quarantine vessel off sicily. rescue charity say there is no end in sight to the numbers of despe

the international organization for migration is raising concern over frequent cases where migrants andugees including women and children drowned. i spoke to libya's coast guard. they say they have not been encouraged to conduct rescue patrols recently because they do not want to bring rescued migrants and refugees back to libya. they say they cannot afford to accommodate them with detention centers closed for the time being because of fear of covid-19 infection outbreak. >> still ahead on al jazeera, a rising death toll new record numbers. the coronavirus pandemic. tears a tragic path through europe. plus, a country ravaged by successive typhoons. the philippines struggles to recover and rebuild. those stories on the other side of the break. do stay with us. ♪ >> a bit of rain catching taiwan. far south of mainland china. showers coming out across the sea of japan. the sea of japan is relatively mild. big showers seem likely. on the other side, the korean peninsula, most of china, fine weather. not particularly cold. not humid either. enjoy while you can. that is not true in the south

the migrant shelter known as mate our camp is run by the international organization for migration or i.o.m. and it's only a few 100 meters away from the forest. migrants there have better facilities including proper beds to sleep in and regular mealtimes. but the camp can only accommodate a limited number of refugees. because you can put all these 700000 year old already in full with the capacity but also outside of the candidate is another so-called wildcat an improvised scam where around 800 people are. so wired over there that they don't get fluxus to food to medical treatment or medical care you know osha to go and if i didn't that they need something like sleeping bags blankets and set up when they were at work you know the i.o.m. wants to open another camp in the area to accommodate refugees living in the woods but locals reject the idea they often protest in front of them in hot camp demanding that it be closed journalists have been barred from covering the protest was able to say we don't want any more migrants and we're all really what we want this to be moved away from our

in the city of brother was 2 of the capital tripoli, the international organization for migration is raising concern over frequent cases where migrants and refugees, including women and children drown in the mediterranean sea. but i spoke to libya's coast guard officers. they say that they have not been encouraged to conduct a risk you and interception patrols recently because they don't want to bring risky, would migrants and refugees back to libya for the safety. they say that the cannot afford to accommodate them with detention centers closed for the time being because of fear of covert 19 infection. i would break here. the covert situation making the plight of migrants even more difficult with the u.n. says the international community needs to do more to try to deal with the situation . these tragedies repeated over and over again. of people trying to flee libya. there needs to be, i think, frankly great empathy for the plight of these women, men and children who are seeking a better life. part of the solution obviously involves dealing with the situation in libya and making it s

in the city of worst of the capital tripoli, the international organization for migration is raising concern over 3 cuenta cases where migrants and refugees, including women and children drown in the mediterranean sea. but i spoke to libya's coast guard officers. they say that they have not been encouraged to conduct a risk you and interception patrols recently because they don't want to bring risk, you'd migrants and refugees back to libya for the safety. they say that the cannot afford to accommodate them with detention centers closed for the time being because of fear of covert 19 infection. i would break. well still ahead here on al-jazeera, a rising death toll a new record numbers. the coronavirus pandemic has a tragic past through your eyes, plus a country ravaged by successive typhoons. the philippines struggles to recover and rebuild their stories on the other side of the break to stay with us for our lives. a bit of rain catching taiwan. the far south of mainland china. and as sherry stuff come across the sea of japan, this is in half because the come across is quite cold in

international organization for migration is raising concern over 3 cuenta cases where migrants and refugees, including women and children drown in the mediterranean sea. but i spoke to libya's coast guard officers. they say that they have not been encouraged to conduct an interception patrols recently because they don't want to bring risk, you'd migrants and refugees back to libya for the safety. they say that they cannot afford to accommodate them with detention centers closed for the time being because of fear of covert 19 infection. i would break well still ahead here on al-jazeera pretenses return to the streets of peru unhappy with the ousting of the former president and a prehistoric monument with a modern problem, archaeologists and environmentalist battle a plan to divert traffic from england's stonehenge to stay with us from tropical storm rita was much quicker in thought it would be running across almost the north of rodgers and hart seeing the rain here and in georgia. it's now over open water and it's just briefly along going to be heavy, the eastern seaboard. and as it's going

international organization for migration is raising concern over 3 cuenta cases where my grandson refugees, including women and children drowned in the mediterranean sea. but i spoke to libya's coast guard officers, they say that they have not been encouraged to conduct an interception patrols recently because they don't want to bring risk, you'd migrants and refugees back to libya for the safety of the say that they come out of 4 to accommodate them with detention centers closed for the time being because of fear of covert 19 infection. i would break still to come this half hour this place that 3 decades ago, why some people will not return to their corner karabakh region despite an agreement to end in the thousands and the prehistoric monument with a modern problem, archaeologists and environmentalist's battle a plan to divert traffic from england. what's your central and east? europe has been sitting under these dismal conditions, but it's back to be pushed out of the way because we still got the actor stuff coming off the atlantic for the british isles, for scandinavia has been down th

well, a new report by the world food program and the international organization for migration found that lockdown restrictions have limited human mobility and core significant losses in incomes as well as the remittances on which $800000000.00 people around the world do depend. last month, the world bank did warn remittances to lower middle income countries could tumble in the wake of the pandemic. and that could leave an additional $33000000.00, people at risk of hunger, according to the world food program. so let's cross live now to clarity alpo. he's a senior food security advisor at the world food program. thanks for your time this afternoon. cloudier. clearly just put this in perspective just how much worse is the situation now. concerning food security or insecurity compared to how it was before the pandemic just a few months ago. yes. now i think you very much saw the 19 had a compounding effect on the already did have eating food security situation on the road. the pandemic hit at a time when hunger has been on the rights for all of us for constitutive number of years, mainly due

while a new report by the world food programme and the international organization for migration did find that lockdown restrictions have limited human mobility and cause significant losses in incomes as well as the remittances of which on which $800000000.00 people around the world do depend. last month, the world bank warned remittances to low and middle income countries are falling in the wake of the pandemic, and that could leave an additional $33000000.00, people at risk of hunger, according to the world food program, already oppose the program senior food security adviser told us just how bad the situation has become. 19 had a compounding effect on the already deter, eating food security situation on the road. the pandemic hit at a time when hunger has been on the rise for all of our 4 constitutive number of years, mainly due to conflict, climate data charts and economic crisis. already in 2100, more than 135 people going food crisis, meaning that they don't know where their next meal is coming from. so all early on we estimated, actually, because of the pandemic that up to 27000000

pass through the sahara desert and then cross the mediterranean according to the international organization for migrationor i.o.m. 16000 gun they 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 i've 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 cop out on the peace middlemen pay them to create off today to talk to the commission openly in the community but if you feel particularly since you still believe this you know this before you go for it use it to have fun up with it all with the question of coca-cola you know katrina news or. from one it's even new google it plenty of. it did. who offical cactuses money with that helmet you said you also. didn't even k

the international organization for migration says nearly $700.00 refugees have died this year, attempting to cross from libya to your more harrowing scenes that see ground breaking in the strategic, released by the italian coast guard, shows a dramatic rescue of over 30 people on saturday night. their bench capsized some. 5 kilometers off the island of lampedusa. these migrants didn't make it not far. they will think came within an inch of their lives, but that the lucky ones, at least $74.00 of their fellow travellers drowned after their boat sank off the libyan coast on thursday. not too long after a further 20 people perished in similar circumstances. you know what i think many migrants are so desperate that braving the open seas even with babes in arms is prefer to ensuring the misery at home. i am and maybe the woman 6 month old child was later found to have drowned along with 5 fellow travelers. luckily the majority of the over 100 people on that boat were rescued by spanish angio open arms. most were transferred to a quarantine vessel off sicily. rescue charity say there is no end

the international organization for migration says nearly 700 refugees have died this year, attempting to cross from libya to europe. more harrowing, scenes that see ground breaking in the strategic, released by the italian coast guard, shows a dramatic rescue of over 30 people on saturday night. their banks capsized some 5 kilometers off the island of lampedusa. these migrants didn't make it not far. they also came within an inch of their lives, but they're the lucky ones. at least $74.00 of their fellow travellers drowned after their boat sank off the libyan coast on thursday. not too long after a further 20 people perished in similar circumstances. you know what i think many migrants are so desperate that braving the open seas even with babes in arms is prefer to ensuring the misery at home. i am the woman 6 month old child was later found to have drowned along with 5 fellow travellers. luckily the majority of the over 100 people on that boat were rescued by spanish angio open arms. most were transferred to a quarantine vessel off sicily. rescue charity say there is no end in sight

the migrant shelter known as made our camp is run by the international organization for migration or i.o.m. and is only a few 100 meters away from the forest. migrants there have better facilities including proper beds to sleep in and regular mealtimes. but the camp can only accommodate a limited number of refugees. because of going to these 703 we are already in full with the capacity but also outside of the candidate is not the so-called wild can improvise camp where around 800 people are. the survivors over there that they don't have access to food to medical treatment or medical care you know osha to. until that sleeping bags blankets to use it or leave it out we're going to be i really am wants to open another camp in the area to accommodate refugees living in the woods but locals reject the idea they often protest in front of the movement camp demanding that it be closed journalists have been barred from covering the protest was a b. movie we don't want any more migrants and. we want this to be moved away from our town because it has crossed all limits our streets are full of m

the international organization for migration says nearly 700 people have died this year, attempting to cross from libya to europe. more harrowing, scenes that see ground breaking in the store, released by the italian coast guard, shows a dramatic rescue of over 30 people on saturday night. their banks capsize some 5 kilometers off the island of lampedusa. these migrants didn't make it not far. they also came within an inch of their lives, but they're the lucky ones. at least 74 of their fellow travelers drowned after their boat sank of the libyan coast on thursday. not long after a further 20 people perished in similar circumstances, but many migrants are so desperate that braving the open seas even with babes in arms, is prefer to ensuring the misery at home. i am the baby . the woman 6 month old child was later found to have drowned along with 5 fellow travellers. luckily, the majority of the over 100 people on that boat were rescued by spanish and open arms. most were transferred to a quarantine vessel off sicily. rescue charity say there is no end in sight to the numbers of despera

the international organization for migration says nearly 700 people have died, attempting to cross from libya to europe. this year. more harrowing scenes that see ground breaking and least a change released by the italian coast guard shows a dramatic rescue of over 30 people. on saturday night. their banks capsized some. 5 kilometers off the island of lampedusa. these migrants didn't make it, not fun. they will think came within an inch of their lives, but they're the lucky ones. at least $74.00 of their fellow travelers drowned after that boat sank off the libyan coast on thursday. not long after a further 20 people perished in similar circumstances. but i think that many migrants are so desperate that braving the open seas even we've begun arms is prefer able to enduring the misery at home. but i am trying to find maybe the woman 6 month old child was later found to have drowned along with 5 fellow travellers. luckily, the majority of the over 100 people on that boat were rescued by spanish and open arms. mais to a transfer to a quarantine vessel off the silly risky charity say there

in the city of, of the capital tripoli, the international organization for migration is raising concern over frequent cases where my grandson refugees, including women and children drown in the mediterranean sea. but i spoke to libya's coast guard officers. they say that they have not been encouraged to conduct a risk you and interception patrols recently because they don't want to bring risk, you'd migrants and refugees back to libya for the safety. they say that they come up afford to accommodate them with detention centers closed for the time being because of fear of covert 19 infection. i would break head with the latest there from libya will. meanwhile, the un says the international community needs to do more to help the plight of migrants. these tragedies repeat over and over again of people trying to flee libya if there needs to be. i think frankly great empathy for the plight of these women, men and children who are seeking a better life. part of the solution obviously involves dealing with the situation in libya and making it safer. but it is clear that we have a, we have a lon