money that more and more ends up here in the ivory coast in west africa.the poorest areas have access to the internet. the crime of sextortion began and was perfected in nigeria and the philippines before it went global. now ivory coast, and particularly here in abidjan, has become a hotspot of sextortion. many of the victims come from the uk. and here are the police files — a growing number being investigated by abidjan‘s cybercrime unit. on the screens, some of the videos used by the scammers. they told us they know of at least 120 recent british victims. we want to track down one of the scammers, but they're hidden in the slums, controlled by gangs, and hunted by the police. we do eventually find one who will talk. translation: you have to do it without remorse. if you think about what you're doing, you'd never do it. but you do real harm to the victims. harm? well, afterwards you can sit down and say i'm bad, but you can't put things right. if he's thousands of miles away, how are you going to say sorry? it's no—one's fault — it's love. this is a growi

the state of ivory coast nor traffic. except in the liability for the events which happened last august and the need to demean element to these agreement is to help the state of ivory coast financially but the president spoke tonight a bit on television and clearly so we have to. have. except no liability corporate responsibility all these words that is using i mean that's really the words of a company that. doesn't take any responsibility doesn't self reflect upon their own acts and turning the page maybe for them it's easy but not for the people that have been exposed. in twenty sixteen or fifty thousand dive orian victim's father class action suit against traffic in the netherlands the proceedings are still on going. public and i discovered that before cleaning its tanks program koala carried out low quality fuel blending the ngos investigation showed that the whole process was systematic. lending is very common and legal but what is illegitimate in our eyes is if you blend if you mix and you make a product that is of

money that more and more ends up here in the ivory coast in west africa.me of sextortion began and was perfected in nigeria and the philippines before it went global. now ivory coast, and particularly here in abidjan, has become a hotspot of sextortion. many of the victims come from the uk. and here are the police files — a growing number being investigated by abidjan‘s cybercrime unit. on the screens, some of the videos used by the scammers. they told us they know of at least 120 recent british victims. we want to track down one of the scammers, but they‘re hidden in the slums, controlled by gangs, and hunted by the police. we do eventually find one who will talk. translation: you have to do it without remorse. if you think about what you‘re doing, you‘d never do it. but you do real harm to the victims. harm? well, afterwards you can sit down and say i‘m bad, but you can‘t put things right. if he‘s thousands of miles away, how are you going to say sorry? it‘s no—one‘s fault — it‘s love. this is a growing crime with terrible consequences. some people actua

to talk sick waste was intrusted to a small ivory coast business the disposed of it by any means possible. the health consequences were enormous four hundred thousand dive or eons fairly seventeen people died of poisoning. less than a year later the swiss company traffic who are entered into negotiations with the of orian president two hundred forty million swiss francs were paid to ivory coast . just as a final settlement. was my concern is now our friends a traffic guru have agreed to our demands. the ivorian state refused any international legal involvement and the swiss company traffic who are denied all liability in the matter the company director made that quite clear at the time. first of all neither. the state of ivory caused nor traffic. accept any liability for the events which happened last august and the to do mean element to this agreement is to help the state of ivory coast financially but the president spoke tonight at that on television and clearly. they are turning the page accept no liability corporate responsibility all these words that he's using i mean that's really t

money that more and more ends up here in the ivory coast in west africa.orest areas have access to the internet. the crime of sextortion began and was perfected in nigeria and in the philippines before it went global. now, ivory coast and particularly here in abidjan, it has become a hot spot of sextortion. many of the victims come from the uk. and here are the police files, a growing number being investigated by abidjan‘s cyber crime unit. on the screens, some of the videos used by the scammers. they told us they know of at least 120 recent british victims. we want to track down one of the scammers, but they are hidden in the slums, which are controlled by gangs and hunted by the police. we do eventually find one who will talk. translation: you have to do it without remorse. if you think about what you are doing, you would never do it. but you do real harm to the victims. translation: harm? well, afterwards you could sit down and say i am bad, but you cannot put things right. they are thousands of miles away, how are you going to say sorry? it is no one's

money that more and more ends up here in the ivory coast in west africa. poorest areas have access to the internet. the crime of sextortion began and was perfected in nigeria and the philippines before it went global. now ivory coast, and particularly here in abidjan, has become a hotspot of sextortion. many of the victims come from the uk. and here are the police files — a growing number being investigated by abidjan‘s cybercrime unit. on the screens, some of the videos used by the scammers. they told us they know of at least 120 recent british victims. we want to track down one of the scammers, but they're hidden in the slums, controlled by gangs, and hunted by the police. we do eventually find one who will talk. translation: you have to do it without remorse. if you think about what you're doing, you'd never do it. but you do real harm to the victims. harm? well, afterwards you can sit down and say i'm bad, but you can't put things right. if he's thousands of miles away, how are you going to say sorry? it's no—one's fault — it's love. this is a growing

a new life within africa went to south africa last year around two point two million people the ivory coast is number two with two point one million migrants from other countries uganda ethiopia and nigeria have all except in more than a million migrants. countries who host migrants also profit from it that's according to the most recent u.n. c.t.a. to study it also states that african countries will ultimately benefit from the migration. europe today with the latest from the wild all business thanks here company and. cut. cut cut. cut. cut cut cut cut cut cut. cut. cut cut cut cut cut cut cut cut cut. cut cut cut cut cut. cut. take it personally. with all the wonderful people in stories that make the game so special. for all true for. the become more than football on line. you can tell a lot about this is why it's garbage. the first six months list for the rich but for many poor people it offers their only chance of survival a and i could be on for today just like us. our reporters travel to nairobi and forums know the truth teller courage. has created a surprising claim what does all this

what do people eat in ivory coast? we take a look. port: abidn is the commercial capital of ivory ast, a citof 4.5 milon ople. on the frie of marco market is the snack stall that paco monatine runs together with her family. someone's alwaysgry, so it's open from 6:00 in the moin till 10:00 in the evening. the kbine bleu's been in business f 28 yes -- a local legend. paco, who is 22, runs the snack bar together with her mother and her femaleelatives. paco: i like it here a lot. it feeds ouramily, andy mama alsoorks here. i like it a lot. it's hard, but wk is work. and i wouldn't ge it up fo anythingls rerter: the plantains are cut up and then fried in sunflower oil for eighto ten mines, until theye nice andreasy. they're eaten mostly with meat or fish. almost everyone can afford it here. children love to eat the alocos from the stall without any trming alocos remind everyone here of home cooking. >> whei've got te, i normally iake them melf. i don't come fm arou here, but when i'm in town, me and my daughter come by. >> i love it. it's

each year at around four million tons of cocoa are harvested worldwide a surge comes from ivory coast in west africa and other big producers a ghana indonesia nigeria and ecuador the cocoa tree is native to central america and that's still home to the world's oldest and rarest cocoa variety we visit a small plantation in western ecuador. just. at five am even before his chickens of crows partridge is up and about making his morning truck it to the accompaniment of early bird song he's a farmer his family has been working the land for four generations. he's also raising six children on his own like his forefathers before him sophia wants to live at one with nature now large scale cultivation on the chemicals organic farming which makes him something of an eccentric go with them a lot of everyone here says i'm crazy but ultimately this isn't my land it's borrowed i'm just visiting that for fifty six days or sounds of years it has to be here for a future generation of. you know looking up at all of this. for a long time other farmers markets for his dedication to small scale cultivation

what do people eat in ivory coast? we take a look.eporter: ababidjan is thehe commmmercial capitital of ivoryy coast, a city of 4.5 milli oplele. on the fringe of marcory marart isis the snack s stall that po monatitine runs togegether witr fafamily. someone'e's always hungry, so is openrorom 6:00 in ththe mornig till 10:00 in the evening. the kbine bleu's been in business for 28 years -- a local legend. paco, who isis 22, runs ththe k bar togetherer with her momothed other female relatives. pacoco: i like it t here a lot.. iteedsds ouramily,y, a my mamama also worksks here. i i like it a lolot. it's hard, but work is work. and woululdn'tive itit ufor anytything else. reporter: the plantainins are t up andnd then fried d inunflowr oil for eight to ten minut,, untitil th're ninicend greasas they're eaten mostly with meat or fish.h. almomost everyone e can affort hehere. childrdren love to e eat the as frfrom the stallll without anyny trimmings. alococos remind everyone here f ho c cooking. when i've got time, i rmrmally iake e themysel

>>ci we have a s report on the internet gangs from ivory coast involved in a particularly nasty formf blackmail. and south africa prepareso captur spectacular images of space as it links up its telescopes in a unique projec hello, exit polls in ireland suggest that people haveed v strongly in favor of liberalizing abortion laws. they forecast a 2/3 majority for the yes campaign and that would mean the scrapping of the eighth amendment, which bans abortion in all by exceptionalan circums. the irish leader leo varkar who supported the changes, says it looks like history could be. made we have the latest from dublin. heers] reporter: an emotional day for ireland. fo some casting one vote was worth traveling many miles for. >> i came from amsterdam and i came because i think it's very important for irish women tofu hoy be an historic day and finally irish women will have autonomy overheir bodies. >> i really wanted to cast my vote. >> yes vote would pavin the way p to the e aborgses u 12th week of pregnant sill. >> i work in brussels and i'm comiome to vote no. i believe this legislation

spying story out of the ivory coast there and that is it for me and the rest of the news our team to stay with us till thirteen is going to be here in just a few minutes of the day's news and i will see you tomorrow thanks for watching. unpack it for us what were you here and what were you saying whether online horrendous things humans hold us or those observations or doubt about that or if you join us on the sat one of the major countries in the commonwealth how far bigger fish to fry and chips to eat bass is a dialogue talk to us about some of this success if perhaps everyone has a voice what happens when the robots themselves are making the decision to join the colobus conversation amount is iraq. was just ten years old when a devastating earthquake struck mexico city in one thousand nine hundred five the quake damaged her family's apartment and the government moved them to distant shack around seventy families who lost their homes in that earthquake still live in this camp say going to be up at the gala the government raised our hopes and then abandon us politicians have promised

our disabled painter an ivory coast uses ox to get the most out of a difficult life. as a sport the defending champion bounce out of the french open and the opening round that story coming up. from a fresh coast to breeze. to watching the sunset on the australian outback. with what we focus on weather conditions around the indian ocean in the north western arm of the indian ocean we have the arabian sea looms in this area that we had our tropical cyclone with. vast amounts of rain in oman we've still got a circulation from our system giving nothing like as much but still you can see the windows there going around still some showers across parts where man threw into the county the empty quarter of saudi arabia and yemen also seen some shower activity so one to watch meanwhile further out. the east we have got two areas of clouds this one in the bay of bengal which will come to the moment and this one which is a push in towards western parts of india so i think of the next twenty four hours we are going to see some very heavy rain developing down through cannot occur ca

thousand and six when the shipping company trafigura paid a local operate to dispose of waste in ivory coast and when eighty five thousand people sought medical help a journalist obtained secret memos detail what was actually dumped in the water but a super injunction was issued for him to keep banning the publication of this information then he takes on wiki leaks anyway prompting a parliamentary debate and legal action against trafigura as well for the secret trial of the london student accused of carrying a major terror attacks back in twenty fifth the. young teens acquitted of all charges and released nobody said anything about it to shift from the speaking about to see the feet so for all intents and purposes the ganguly itself might use the truck see conspiracy in the press it is r.t. international opec member iran is seeking support from the organization of petroleum exporting countries opec and getting the latest u.s. sanctions lifted but that's not the only way to iran's looking to protect itself it's also suing washington for its involvement in terror attacks in iraq last year citi

thousand and six when the shipping company trafigura paid a local operating dispose of waste in ivory coast and when eighty five thousand people sought medical help a generous and trained secret memos detail what was actually dumped in the water but a super injunction was issued from the banning the publication of this information then leaks by wiki leaks anyway prompting a parliamentary debate and legal action against trafigura as well for the secret trial of the london student accused of carrying a major terror attacks back in twenty fifth he took office the team's acquitted of all shots and released nobody said anything about it to the shift from if the speaking about it see the fault of the truth for all intents and purposes began doing what it is so much to spy move to try to see conspiracy in the press. opec member iran is seen. king's support from the organization of petroleum exporting countries getting the latest u.s. sanctions lifted that's not the only way to iran is looking to protect itself it's also suing washington for involvement in terrorist attacks in iran last year citing

thousand and six when the shipping company trafigura paid a local operating dispose of waste in ivory coast and when eighty five thousand people sought medical help a generous and trained secret memos detailing what was actually dumped in the water but a super injunction was issued frantically banning the publication of this information then leaks by wiki leaks anyway prompting a parliamentary debate and legal action against trafigura as well for the secret trial of the london student accused of carrying a major terror acts back in twenty fifth he took office the team's acquitted of all charges and released nobody said anything about it everybody has shifted from ever speaking about seeing the full of the truth for all intents and purposes to gagging what is self mind to spin move the trial see conspiracy in the press. opec. member iran is seeking support from the organization of petroleum exporting countries and getting the latest u.s. sanctions lifted but that's not the only way to iran is looking to protect itself it is also now suing washington for its involvement in terror attacks in i

included an ode to traditional chinese folk music the band has performed in france, algeria, and the ivory coast. but this was their big debut in china. >>> just ahead, a former president rushed to the hospital over the weekend. plus the five things every parent wants to make sure their kids know when it comes to swimming. you'll make my morning, but ruin my day. complicated relationship with milk? pour on the lactaid. it's delicious 100% real milk, just without that annoying lactose. mmm, that's good. lactaid. the real milk that doesn't mess with you. and try calcium enriched lactaid. 100% real milk with 20% more calcium. still no lactose. every baby can have the freedom to move their way in pampers cruisers with three-way fit. they adapt at the waist, legs and bottom for our driest best fitting diaper. pampers infused with eighty lavender flowers in every bottle. air wick essential oils smells so real we put it to the test with real people. this one smells more like lavender. that one. no way! i'll be darned. the complete air wick essential oils collection. she pretty much lives in her favorit

i would start there and i would start with the ivory coast, the gold coast and africa, the slave coastle if i were him, especially on august 1st of every year when they have emancipation day, and where they sort of reconcile what happened in africa, shipping people off. i would start with that so that he could learn about the history, how people were kept in what is essentially holding cells, 13 x 15 foot holding cells, 300 to 500 people at a time in shackles before they were shipped off 5,000, 6,000 miles to the united states and beyond with -- to become slaves. >> you went with your mom. this is video from a couple of years ago. >> yeah. >> had you done that before? >> i hadn't done that before. obviously i studied history. i grew up going to an all-black catholic school and we learned about those things. but i had never done that. this makes it real. and there is a door before you got shipped off before that long treacherous journey across the atlantic, the last thing you saw was a door of no return. you walked through the door of no return. >> what was that like feeling that? >> it

arrangement to tile of at least deepening political crisis and we'll look at how to disable painter and ivory coast use this art to get the monster out of a difficult life. hello there we've got lots of cloud pushing its way into turkey at the moment take a look at the satellite picture we can see the cloud working its way up from the red sea and then gradually northwards across parts of turkey we are seeing a lot of dust in with this system and also a fair amount of thunder reactivity most of it is located over turkey and it does look like we're going to see some pretty nasty shit was there on choose day and that could give us more in the way of flash flooding similar to those showers that we've already seen in recent days so plenty of a wet weather still to come here for the south that draw i haul it's dusty in baghdad with a maximum of forty four before the towards the south and we've still got the remnants of all thought i claim here that still giving us some cloud around the coast of oman and around yemen too and that could still bring us one or two showers gradually though as we head through

thousand and six when the shipping company trafigura paid a local operating dispose of waste in ivory coast and when eighty five thousand people sought medical help a journalist tame secret memos detail what was actually dumped in the water but a super injunction was issued frantically banning the publication of this information then leaks like wiki leaks anyway prompting a parliamentary debate and legal action against trafigura as well for the secret trials of the london student accusing pairing of major terror acts back in twenty fifth the. young teens acquitted of old sean it's been released nobody said anything about it to lee's shift from the speaking about seeing the proof of the. whole intents and purposes to getting what it is so much to scold the trial to see conspiracy in the press. opec member iran is seeking support from the organization of petroleum exporting countries and getting it the latest u.s. sanctions lifted but that's not the only way to iran it's looking to protect itself that's also sowing washington for its involvement in terror attacks in iraq last year citing dona

there are based in places like the philippines, ivory coast, morocco, and the way this works they willia available to the public, looking for stereotypically young men in their teens and early 20s who they think might be vulnerable to exploitation and extortion. 0nce they've find this potential victims, they will engage with them in private channels, things like sky, they will use a female gang members to get intimate with that potential victim and persuade that potential victim to perform intimate acts on webcam. the issue here is that person doesn't know they're being secretly recorded by the gang. as soon as they have that footage, the gang had their blackmail tool. they are then able to hack into the data and details of the victim and say, you don't pay us, we will send this footage to your friends, your us, we will send this footage to yourfriends, yourfamily, us, we will send this footage to your friends, your family, your work colleagues, your fellow students. and the pressure on those victims, sometimes very young men, can be intense. has serious, consequences be? as serious as

about is the fact that organised organised crime gangs, based in places like the philippines, like ivory coastictims and persuade them to get intimate and persuade them to get intimate and the trick them into performing these intimate sexual acts on a camera while being recorded. this graph shows the rise in cases reported to the police, from 428 in 2015, up to 1304 in 2017. newsbeat spoke to some victims. here is one man's experiences. what happened was, the screen i was looking like, flipped and i was watching myself back on a short loop. i know this kind of thing happened but, i just loop. i know this kind of thing happened but, ijust never expected it to happen to me. they said they wa nted it to happen to me. they said they wanted 600 quaid are we going to share to store your friends and family. it felt more real thanjust a scammer canmore charter puma. at that point he became serious. i said ican that point he became serious. i said i can pay £600, i have not had 600 for a long time and there's no way appealed to get that for you, unless ifind 500. no, appealed to get that for you, unles

a new life within africa went to south africa last year around two point two million people the ivory coast is number two with two point one million migrants from other countries uganda ethiopia and nigeria have all except in more than a million migrants. countries and host migrants also profit from it that's according to the most recent u.n. c.g.a. to study it also states that african countries will ultimately benefit from the migration. and joining me now is the stephanie garry economist at the un's conference on trade and development in geneva now mr gary we're right now we've got one billion people around the world all on the move those flows of people painted as migration crises what example do you have of migration within africa which are examples of a boon for the constant. thank you helen at the report shows that we launched today the economic development africa report it illustrates that in traffic and migration that is migrants in africa moving around on the african continent can actually be a force for good and can foster economic growth and promote structural transformation for