but until the fighting stops, she says you want to go back to make khadra in ethiopia. people morgan on 0. medina to my new life sadam joins us now live from the city of gold and up on the border region behind it. what's the latest on the fighting? well, the latest is those 2 rockets. the government is tied to a region by the forces which dug attend, as well as the one here in the asian city, or where we are the hostile force that is managing the operation. these rockets have caused some damage to the buildings within the airport, but have not spoken about casualties. and they say that that's a great people. so the pressure is using a lot more often a lot about how they're putting it in a very desperate measure. so, fighting, also still going on with the government, think that they have gained some ground in the western part of the country. but the great concern here right now among the people of europe is that must go over civilians in the town of releases. since the conflict started, the country's human rights commission says it's sending a team to investigate reports

in the small town of my khadra about $140.00, people are said to have been killed will be heading and also with knives and machetes. this is something that has created a lot of apparel and ethnic targeting and ethnic based violence had already been at an alarming level even before the conflict. in particular. i began but now it is hate speech and online that is taking marx's to a new level. it's the final day for ethnic armenians to leave areas of the go to a cutback that will be handed over to azerbaijan. some of them set fire to their homes, they left 1st hand, many in controlled land to azerbaijan, is expected on sunday. it's part of a peace deal that has ended 6 weeks of fighting. i don't think we were children, you know, minyard crying and want to return home. it's very heart such a sore. in the end, we will put a fire to the house not to leave anything to muslims or national media with more on the evacuation. well, actually coming down this road, heading into our proper and facing certain future development. now we've been all the way in which is that district where about 4 to 5

now the victims are said to be civilians, from the if any group working in the village of my khadra, i would this is have told amnesty that they found dead bodies strewn all over the town. some of those who survived say they were attacked with machetes, axes, and knives. i'm now joined by for say, a takeaway from amnesty international. he is the author of the report on the message to interact. welcome to day to be is africa for sam? how did you 1st learn of this alleged massacre? we kept all of these our lives must social media posts where a number of dead bodies were posted, logins at the area killed in my car, and killed a solitary to misapply iran. and to tell us more about the victims who they are. the victors, there's drones are the reason isis who were interviewed for its use research as a victim. most of them sees america daily. lot of us who go to our town for this time of the year and most of them are hard arse us. there's drones and national air desfontaines here to produce who is likely responsible for this the really limited information we have. as under control, us secur

from the region of 2 to really, you know, verified and to make sure, we know what had happened to me khadra and we coupled that with with interviews of witnesses and people had spoken to eyewitnesses from the meat cutter region. so we're very confident when we're saying that several 100 to civilians were stabbed or hacked to death in who did this, where we're unsure though people have told us that it's members of the to grab people's liberation front, although we cannot independently confirm that. so the un are calling for a for war crimes inquiry. what's been confirmed so far. that's the question. i ask correspondents, some york attitude and others about what has been confirmed as people are indeed dying in to great with little or titian given by us because we can't even go and report from the site. and if your parents are happy that the u.n. and even amnesty international is coming abroad and telling us exactly what we've been hearing for a long, long time. and the u.n. human rights commissioner is no stranger to be a having be schiz from chile grew up in the pinochet era. asia knows exac

the region to, to really, you know, verify and to make sure we know what, what had happened to me, khadra and we coupled that with with interviews of witnesses and people have spoken to eyewitnesses from the meat cutter region. so we're very confident when we're saying that several 100 to civilians were stabbed or hacked to death in the counter who did this, where we're unsure of the people have told us that it's members of the to grab people's liberation front. although we cannot independently confirm that sami organization is also the ethiopian government, so we store communications and allow monitors to access the regions are actually responding so far not. but we're obviously always open to, to communication, where we're very keen and we really do implore your storage it's resort, all communication to grow. this is essential to ensure accountability and transparency for all of creation on both sides of this, of this conflict. all the military operations in the region and also very key to ensuring that people can, can communicate with other in accordance with their right to freedom of

scores if not hundreds of civilians were stabbed or hacked to death in that small town called me khadra, which is in the southwestern of ethiopia's, of the degree region likely most likely on the night of november, the 9th, these victims appear to have been civilians appear to be laborers, no way involved in the ongoing military offensive in the region. we spoke to witnesses to, to the instance people who came into the town on the morning of the 10th of november after the army took control. and they, they said that the roads were strewn with dead bodies, especially in the, in the center of the town. we then studied audio visual evidence over dio's and photographs that emerged from the region to make sure that these indeed were authentic. and were able to actually locate these images ourselves independently to the center of the town. so fixing with meeting current rating with those like witness testimony. the witnesses who saw the dead bodies told us that they had gaping wounds that appear to have been inflicted by shot weapons, for example, knives machetes, which is also what we should

tell a home his wife and 2 children were among the 1st to arrive in the camp, fleeing from a khadra. he says the journey took them nearly 5 days and they came with little of what they own to live with. we lived in the suburbs and i had only heard of the fighting back then. but then people came armed with machetes and knives, and it was chaos from the telephone says he doesn't know which side the people who came to his hometown belong to. because they were dressed as civilians. and to his children who want to have the comfort of a secure home, he now has to explain that their lives have changed, and they face an uncertain future. he will morgan of his era and for sugar, the bar of state. i saw, he said, it was behind the rocket attacks in afghanistan's capital kabul on saturday. or at least 8 people were killed and dozens more injured. 20 rockets and all landed in the residential areas near the green zone,, where many embassies are based. the attack happened just hours before u.s., secretary of state might compare was due to hold talks with afghan government and taliban negotiators he

yes, so we had, we started hear rumors of an attack in a town called my khadra, which is in the southwest. so nerve to grow region on that, on the night of november the 9th, we started to see images emerging from there 2 days ago on wednesday. and we started to work towards verifying those images. so these are images appearing on a rare images appearing on social media from the region we spent yesterday and the wednesday studying these images and then studying the videos to work out when and where they were filmed. and we were able to locate these images at this imagery to the town town of my culture. and these images showed killings dead, dead bodies in the streets of meek my culture. and then we proceeded to gather testimony from from witnesses from people who had spoken to survivors of the attack, who told us that the victims were day laborers and not involved in the ongoing military offensive in the region. and that their bodies had been there. they had been killed with, they had gaping wound, which appeared to have been inflicted by shot weapons, knives, machetes, axes. we also took

tell a home his wife and 2 children were among the 1st to arrive in the camp, fleeing from a khadra. he says the journey took them nearly 5 days and they came with little of what they own to live with. we lived in the suburbs and i had only heard of the fighting back then. but then people came armed with machetes and knives, and it was chaos from the telephone says he doesn't know which side the people who came to his hometown belong to. because they were dressed as civilians. and to his children who want to have the comfort of a secure home, he now has to explain that their lives have changed and they face an uncertain future. he will morgan of his era and for sugar. the bar of state protesters in thailand have been demonstrating again to keep up the pressure on the government there demanding changes to the education system, which they say is archaic. shouldn't rallies have been held since july, calling for a new constitution reforms of the monarchy and the removal of promise that kraft the leader of tibet self declared government in exile has visited the white house for the 1st tim

telephone, his wife and 2 children were among the 1st to arrive in the camp, fleeing from a khadra. he says the journey took them nearly 5 days and they came with little of what they own to live with. we lived in the suburbs and i had only heard of the fighting back then. but then people came armed with machetes and knives, and it was chaos from the telephone says he doesn't know which side the people who came to his hometown belong to. because they were dressed as civilians. and to his children who want to have the comfort of a secure home, he now has to explain that their lives have changed, and they face an uncertain future. he will morgan on his iran and of out of state to the u.s. where donald trump has suffered another legal setback in his bid to overturn the results of the us presidential election. a federal judge dismissed a trump campaign lawsuit in the crucial state of pennsylvania. he said the claim to prevent state officials from certifying results was quote, without merit. but trump's legal team isn't giving up rudy giuliani plans to appeal and says it actually helps sp

tell him his wife and 2 children were among the 1st to arrive in the camp, fleeing from a khadra. he says the journey took them nearly 5 days and they came with little of what they own to live with. we lived in the suburbs and had only heard of the fighting back then. but then people came armed with machetes and knives, and it was chaos from the telephone says he doesn't know which side the people who came to his hometown belong to. because they were dressed as civilians. and to his children who want to have the comfort of a secure home, he now has to explain that their lives have changed, and they face an uncertain future. he will morgan of his era and for sugar, the bar of state a weather update. next here on al-jazeera, then hundreds of migrants transferred to a military sites in spain's canary islands. as a local government that is overwhelmed and arrivals, and growing warnings about deteriorating mental health calls for urgent action to help those who are merely clinging on well a bit more right to the eastern side of the med, into north nicci from the van is going across now

tell a home his wife and 2 children were among the 1st to arrive in the camp, fleeing from a khadra. he says the journey took them nearly 5 days and they came with little of what they own to live with. we lived in the suburbs and i had only heard of the fighting back then. but then people came armed with machetes and nerves, and it was chaos from the telephone says he doesn't know which side the people who came to his hometown belong to. because they were dressed as civilians and 2 still green, who want to have the comfort of a secure home. he now has to explain that their lives have changed and they face an uncertain future. he will morgan of his era and for sugar, the bar of state. look at the weather update next here on al-jazeera, then i was sure there were demonstrations once again turned violent as people demanded the president, quits and political prisoners are released at 25 years after boston has leaders signed the peace agreement. the war is over, but the tensions that led to it on the helo, just like in europe and asia winters showing itself rather more office in this line

the telephone, his wife and 2 children were among the 1st to arrive in the camp, fleeing from a khadra. he says the journey took them nearly 5 days and they came with little of what they own to live with. we lived in the suburbs and had only heard of the fighting back then. but then people came armed with machetes and nerves, and it was chaos from the telephone says he doesn't know which side the people who came to his hometown belong to. because they were dressed as civilians and 2 still green, who want to have the comfort of a secure home. he now has to explain that their lives have changed and they face an uncertain future. he will morgan of his era and for sugar. the bar of state also says behind rocket attacks in the afghan capital that killed at least 8 people and injured dozens more. the attack came just hours before u.s. . secretary of state holds holes in the afghan government and taliban negotiators and catch up. earlier this week, the pentagon said it would soon pull out about 2000 troops out of afghanistan for the a controversial rate reports of kabul. schoolgirls running f

in the town of my khadra, just over 2 weeks ago, rights groups including amnesty, have also reported the incident. but there's been no independent verification. and webb is following developments from nairobi in neighboring kenya, all the telephone networks, the internet of being shut off in the to gray region for weeks now. so we only really have these claims and counterclaims to go on. ethiopian government said earlier today, as you mentioned, to graying forces, worst, surrendering to its side. it said it was special forces and militia members who are crossing to the east to the neighboring a far region and surrendering. and following that deadline set on sunday by prime minister, gave to ground forces 3 days to lay down their arms. that deadline expires in just under 24 hours by now. that ethiopian government said those to green troops were coming out. they also said that they surrounded the city of macare lay there about 50 kilometers away, and they're ready for that final assault. but to great military leaders have said that this isn't the case that they're not surrounded and th

chosen on ethnic grounds were rounded up and killed by approaching trained forces in the town of my khadra just over 2 weeks ago. rights groups including amnesty have also reported the incident. but there's been no independent verification. it's former militia leader in the democratic republic of congo has been sentenced to life in prison for war crimes. after a trial lasting 2 years tavern to bury, also known as shaker was found guilty of murder, rape, sexual slavery, and enlisting child soldiers in north kivu province is rebel group and 2 others are accused of nearly $400.00 rapes during a series of attacks. in 2010, he was tried by a special military court in the eastern city of goma. not to let out the 7 colors that many eastern to receive has never experienced a trial on this level. it's a historic moment has been found guilty of war crimes. he is someone that no one thought they would ever see in the dark. so just for that, it's a huge step forward for justice says, yes, there are certain aspects of the it which we are not so happy with. for example, the recognition of the crimes aga

telephone, his wife and 2 children were among the 1st to arrive in the camp, fleeing from a khadra. he says the journey took them nearly 5 days and they came with little of what they own to live with. we lived in the suburbs and had only heard of the fighting back then. but then people came armed with machetes and knives, and it was chaos from the telephone says he doesn't know which side the people who came to his hometown belong to. because they were dressed as civilians. and to his children who want to have the comfort of a secure home, he now has to explain that their lives have changed, and they face an uncertain future. he will morgan on his iran and the blood of state. syria's president bashar assad, has named a new foreign minister that is replacing will lead to marlon who died earlier this week. after holding the post for more than a decade, he was 79 years old and has served as deputy foreign minister since 2006. opposition parties in pakistan have been holding a huge rally, calling on prime minister montcalm to resign queues. the military of rigging the election that khan

region to, to really, you know, verified and to make sure we know what, what had happened to me, khadra and we coupled that with with interviews of witnesses and people had spoken to eyewitnesses from the meat cutter region. so we're very confident when we're saying that several 100 to civilians were stabbed or hacked to death in the counter who did this, where we're unsure of the people have told us that it's members of the to grab people's liberation front. although we cannot independently confirm, let's go live to the ethiopian capital, addis ababa, where journalists, some will have to do is standing by the u.n. is now calling for a full inquiry into possible war crimes. what has been confirmed so far? what has been confirmed is that people are indeed dying in to grey with little attention given by us, because we can't even go and report from the site. and ethiopians are happy that the un and even amnesty international is coming abroad. and telling us exactly what we've been hearing for a long, long time. and the un human rights commissioner is no stranger to theo, people having be s

any responsibility for the my khadra massacre suffer doesn't understand why the killing started. so suddenly, the in horror where their friends and neighbors. she says the gray now had a between that the green, you know, and the, i'm hard. there was no problem before we are born together, living together and marry each other. but suddenly they came and start killing the children and youth in the old people. and now more than with a youth, she fears for the 2 grown people and the children who are now displaced. these children have no future. they don't have anything here. in my car, we had everything we needed water medicine and treatment. but not here in this camp, and what can i do? he does a big problem in my country. one of her biggest hope now is that this war will come to an end soon and that she and her family can go back home and rebuild their lives . and i, gerrit, many children dream of becoming football stars so much so that fake agents have been known to young hopefuls with false promises of fame and fortune of being met a scout who's genuinely wants to help develop fu

now the big sims are said to be civilians from be if in a group working in the village of my khadra, i would dismiss, have told amnesty that they found dead bodies strewn all over the town. some of those who survived say they were attacked with machetes, axes, and knives. i'm now joined by to say, a takeaway from amnesty international. he is the author of the report on the alleged massacre interact welcome to day debbie is africa for sam. how did you 1st learn of this alleged massacre? we kept out of these, our lives massacre. there's a drone, some social media posts where a number of dead bodies were posted. my lodgings out there are killed in my travels and killed a solitary to mislead about and to tell us more about the victims or who they are. the victors, there's drones are written nurses who, who read, interviewed for its use, researched as a victim. most of them says america daily live our lives who go to our town for this time of the year. and most of them are hard arse, us busy guns. our national guard is fondling to produce who is likely responsible for this the really limi

ethiopia's human rights commission has released its findings into killings in the green region of by khadra what malcolm said, 600 people, most of the migrant laborers were killed in this attack that occurred about 2 weeks ago. many of them hacked to death with machetes or bludgeoned to death. and it says that the people responsible were too great in youth group. now, shortly after that attack happened 2 weeks ago, the international rights group, amnesty international did an investigation into reports of that attack using video and photographs that they've received using satellite imagery to pinpoint it. and they estimated that dozens, or possibly hundreds of civilians had been killed the time they said they weren't able to identify who was responsible. but they said that they'd spoken to eyewitnesses who said that there were 2 green militia involved. but the, at the time, the military leadership divide denied having any role. but this report from the government's human rights commission is now laying the blame at the feet of the grain militia. but we are waiting to find out what their resp

tell a home his wife and 2 children were among the 1st to arrive in the camp, fleeing from a khadra. he says the journey took them nearly 5 days and they came with little of what they own to live with. we lived in the suburbs and i had only heard of the fighting back then. but then people came armed with machetes and nerves, and it was chaos from the telephone says he doesn't know which side the people who came to his hometown belong to. because they were dressed as civilians. and to his children who want to have the comfort of a secure home, he now has to explain that their lives have changed, and they face an uncertain future. he will morgan of his era, the bar of state. now millions of verses in back in a faso consing the ballots in an election taking place under the shadow of violence and allegations of voter fraud. president rushed christian couple or is seeking a 2nd 5 year term in office. his challenges have accused him of trying to rig the vote. hundreds of thousands of people in the north and east will be unable to vote in sunday's elections. stations that close for fear of

tell a home his wife and 2 children were among the 1st to arrive in the camp, fleeing from a khadra. he says the journey took them nearly 5 days and they came with little of what they own to live with. we lived in the suburbs and only heard of the fighting back then. but then people came armed with machetes and knives, and it was chaos from their telephones says he doesn't know which side the people who came to his hometown belong to. because they were dressed as civilians. and to his children who want to have the comfort of a secure home, he now has to explain that their lives have changed, and they face an uncertain future. he will morgan of his era and the bar of state. millions of americans will be heading to airports in coming days to travel for the thanksgiving holiday despite health officials pleased to stay home. the centers for disease control says, already spiraling infection numbers could surge even higher. some states are imposing new restrictions like california or a nighttime curfew has been put in place. recorded cases across the u.s. have surpassed 12000000. there hav

or many of those escaping the fighting from my khadra have arrived in sudan, but had to leave family members behind al-jazeera as have all morgan has been speaking to some of them. when fighting came to her hometown of make had to and if the degree region, but how to testify fled with most of her children. but she had to leave her 2 oldest daughters behind in tikrit capital. and that the high end they went to study mccully with this school is when the fighting started and there was no way for me to contact them. no, i don't know where they are and how they are doing. they said they didn't have enough money before the fighting started. $1.00 is $14.00 and $1.00 is 15. are they being feed? are they being taken care of their only children? since the fighting started in early november, more than 40000, people have fled to sudan states of aid organizations say more than 5000000 are trapped in the region with no access to humanitarian aid. sudanese authorities say nearly 3000 people arrive every day. it is the head while i arrived here 2 weeks ago. since his arrival has been searching for