five years after his visit to the island of lampedusa he celebrated mass with refugees and volunteers in st peter's basilica. he got to stay a family policy some human being so everyone who is suffering. from a policy seeks appropriate solutions that protect the integrity of human rights and human dignity the people. many welcome such appeals made by pope francis but all too often they go unheard. was. the last leg of our journey in ethiopia takes us to addis ababa after months of anti-government protests a new prime minister took office in april twenty eighth and in november the government signed a peace agreement with eritrea. if you know where the last all out war was years ago remains a destination for thousands of refugees from neighboring countries many of them are christians as are two thirds of ethiopians. the next step in the humanitarian corridor initiative is underway. so it's only a few hours until the departure for italy. all the refugees are leaving everything behind with no idea what to expect. so you're going to leave that it is called the sort of end for a. soul playi

his first trip as pope was to lampedusa a small italian island which is to many a symbol of europe's misguided refugee policy. thousands of migrants who made the perilous journey across the mediterranean have reached its shores. countless others have lost their lives somewhere between north africa and europe. i want to show. the men we as a society have forgotten how to cry it's not my fault it's nothing to do with me someone else will take care of things. but today nobody in the world feels responsible anymore. he said and that response. that will do the culture of prosperity is to blame it for the fact that we think only of ourselves see a grain they didn't see it makes us insensitive to the cries of others it allows us to live in a bubble all of the support gets thrown around a bit meaningless on fleeting distractions and too much of everything it did lead to indifference towards others get bored of that in the fit inside but. worse even lead to a globalization of indifference he said to ordinary daily in the face. on holy thursday the pope knelt and washed the feet of refugees de

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they hijacked the freighter saying no do not go south go north and then head north towards malta or lampedusa you know that these people will only see italian territorial waters through the telescope from far away they're not castaways they are pirates. at least coalition governments set a goal of curbing migration into the country while the european union's announced it will suspend these maritime patrols that have rescued thousands of refugees and asylum seekers instead it plans air patrols and close cooperation with libya which is the main starting point for refugees and migrants trying to cross the sea to from north africa over to europe lampedusa mentioned we spoke to london metropolitan university senior research fellow george suddenly thinks that the migration question is nato's fault. well i think it's the problem that europeans are going to have is that you have this very powerful forces. within europe that welcoming the migrants i'm sure that the initial response of the multi-source origins will be we are not letting anybody in. but now with. the human rights the amnesty internation

it defied the government's order not to bring migrants to excavate the vessel and to the port of lampedusa on tuesday the forty nine migrants on board were allowed to disembark despite a sleaze interior minister but teo salvini earlier refusing to allow the ship to dock salvini who's also the deputy prime minister has repeatedly declared italian waters closed to n.g.o.s rescue vessels. algerian media is reporting that president abdul aziz beautifullest policy is now supporting protests calling for political change which started more than a month ago the national liberation front says its decision to nominate the president for a fifth term was a mistake and has called for talks with the opposition algeria second largest party has also expressed its support for the protests turned shia. is to run the presidential race for a fifth term and his current physical condition is nothing short of lack of common sense on our part we have not had enough courage to express all what is in our minds we were not among those convinced with the notion of running for a fifth term in his current physical cond