into grey region since december fighting between the central government and tea great people's liberation front is believed to have killed thousands of people. space agencies say that they're uncertain where a large out of control section of a chinese rocket will end up many of the $23.00 tons of remnants of the long march 5 b. rocket are expected to burn upon re-entry into the atmosphere but some pieces could fall anywhere on earth adrian brown reports now from hong kong. china's space program has traveled a long way very quickly as it races to catch up with other nations but as the rockets and what they carry get bigger so to the debris they leave behind. more than a week ago a chinese long march 5 rocket was launched from heinen island carrying part of the country's 1st permanent space station. after its separation from the maggio the rocket began to all but the earth in a lump land trajectory as it slowly lost altitude now of 30 meters section is hurtling towards earth a 29000 kilometers an hour the u.s. military is tracking its. we don't have a plan to shoot the rocket there were hopeful t

among other issues fighting between ethiopian military and fighters of the 2 great people's liberation front is now in its 6 month aid organizations say they're still struggling to reach those affected more than 63000 to grain refugees and fled to neighboring sudan other serious who are morgan talks to some of the refugees and get out of near the border with ethiopia. for months now fatima has been struggling to live with the physical scars of what she went through in her hometown of home after a refugee camp in sudan's got out of state says she was about to give birth when her soldiers raided the hospital she says all the health workers fled even those in critical conditions like herself to deal with the soldiers how. the doctors were preparing to do a c section on me but when i woke up i found a wound bigger than a normal sereno my belly and amara soldiers were around when i asked about my child they said they taken it and asked me to leave or die more than 63000 refugees have now fled to sudan to get out of and neighboring states the conflict integrate started in early november when they

they few can government launched a military campaign against the regional to great people's liberation front it came after an attack on a government military base following months of tension between the 2 sides while the number of refugees coming into sudan has seen little increase over the past few weeks aid organizations say more than a 1000000 are internally displaced inside to grey the u.n. says aid convoys to the region are being blocked as fighting continues between the 2 sides despite this government claiming victory over the take rate people's liberation front in late november. the un says 4500000 people in the region are in need of relief with hundreds of thousands facing severe malnutrition it's described what's happening in too great an unfolding full scale humanitarian crisis in a video smuggled out of the ethiopian capita last month the head of the ethiopian orthodox church a native to gray and became the most senior voice to call what's happening in the region at genocide it followed a u.s. government report describing the conflict as an ethnic cleansing of to graham's. i'm not

crystal says the former ethiopian foreign minister is also a member of the 2 great people's liberation front he says the bishop has long spoken out against injustice and his words hold huge weight. he has 4 completely. and years at the same time. pieces and move international. we don't have to not only call them but take. and i'm sure they can assist. showing how skilled to a huge wave in ethiopia and in group definition this is this good. orthodox church and the house. or in order or that experience or of course is exposed because our ability has been silenced as he stated in the video leaked out. by the same certain ones who try to ascend with us who in media are going broke like that and has been thinking they have they've been saying that. he will be the winner beaten down if you succeed. despite his say he would not mind. the prices like. that and do all of them and good or are only the russian military who know and are and are today not more because this is get inside us to. build a son of south africa's late designer king has been named as a succession battle begins his mother the que

neighboring eritrean forces killed 93 people but the majority were fighters from the people's liberation front the conflict is driven tens of thousands of people across the border into sudan morgan has more from got a reef in neighboring sudan. a report from the attorney general says that before there was fierce fighting which was started by the to great people's liberation front and that the root of the report is the result of investigation by ethiopian law enforcement now rights groups such as human rights watch and amnesty say that they were able to talk to at least 41 survivors and witnesses as well as used satellite imagery to be able to produce the reports that they produced in february and march which says that forces went on door to door rampage killing people based on their ethnicity so there are a bit of contradictions there are few contradictions between the reports that was that was is issued by the attorney general which says that there was fear is fighting and the rights groups reports would say that they're retreating troops went on door to door rampages killing people and treat

genocide in provence since november fighting between the central government and the people's liberation front is believed to have killed thousands of comments by the us were filmed on a mobile phone and then carried out of the country the ethics a grand says his previous attempts to speak out of being loft. to get his i'm not sure what the 2 great people did wrong what their crimes are i'm not clear why they want to declare genocide on the people of the great i do not know why they want to wipe the people to grow from the surface of the earth the whole world should know actually they do not this is just to remind them that the top united states fuel pipeline operates colonial says it shut its entire network after a cyber attack the company's network transports 2 and a half 1000000 barrels of fuel a day through almost 9000 kilometers of pipes right across the united states says it took it systems offline to contain what it called a threat the company hasn't said when operations will resume but it has launched an investigation into the attack. all right your headlines here announcer got more ne

november when a government launched a military campaign against the regional tigray people's liberation frontattack on a government military base, following months of tension between the two sides. >> the number of refugees coming into sudan as seen little increase over the past few weeks. eight organizations say one million are internally this placed inside tigray. the u.n. says eight convoys are being blocked as fighting continues between the two sides despite the ethiopian government claiming victory over the tigray people's liberation front in november. >> 4 million people are in need of relief with hundreds of thousands in need of nutrition, describing what is happening in tigray as an unfolding humanitarian crisis. the head of the ethiopian orthodox church, a native tigray an became the most senior voice to call what is happening in the region, a genocide, following reports describing dust describing the conflict as an ethnic cleansing of tigrayans. >> i am not sure what the tigray people did wrong, what their crimes are. i am not clear what they want to declare a rabbit just a genocide

as i mentioned before you're a member of the great people's liberation front the left as i understand it has refused to join a political party that had been set up by. the part of the in opposition and you held local elections even though they were banned under coronavirus rules and you're rated upon plate military bases in my question is how much responsibility as the left hold itself for the situation currently being faced by people in tehran and the people in there. who are by any organization. going to look into the root of the plant. when the change. over on into some issues really theory and state of 'd government sue the newly. released of it we can be doing but this is a pretty public office. they could walk and it without guards intervenes in a peaceful way. clubs would be happy to meet you are really ugly it has been kind to say to. me or pinions not sweet pretty quote or quote he's by j.t. you know what it's going to be the bike. by pushing them into his eyes and the same time even mainly doing war 100 up often so minute region gets the power and. growing up in many parts o

crossed the border since the start of the government offensive on the regional to great people's liberation front the conflict has left thousands killed or internally displaced aid agencies say at least 5000000 are in need of relief supplies and the united nations says at least 500 cases of sexual violence have been reported its groups say sexual violence and rape are used as weapons of war in the conflict their government blames the ground forces but survivors say its troops from the neighbor. and. the atrocities in what appeared to be revenge attacks if you will in eritrea leaders have also accused activists from the group people's liberation front of phreaking rape cases as a propaganda tool that's despite evidence of rain from survivors and health workers in the region dozens of cases have been documented in the refugee camps in sudan aid organizations say the real number is likely to be higher. you know reporting is everywhere and you know there is many if there is i think things like. we are facing now is funding we do our best. and we want every woman. every. sure that she feels safe and e

attacks if you will and eritrea leaders have also accused activists from the group people's liberation front of phreaking rape cases as a propaganda tool that's despite evidence of rain from survivors and health workers in the region dozens of cases have been documented in the refugee camps in sudan aid organizations say the real number is likely to be higher. you know and the reporting is everywhere. you know there is many paths there is taking bees like feeling of the park. and the manager challenges that we are facing now is funding we do our best and we want to reach every woman in the camps and everyone. we made sure that she feels safe and empowered but it took on says with the memories of the days she was sexually abused constantly haunting her she's finding it hard to move on. sometimes i lose the will to get out of my tent and sometimes i get nightmares and wake up crying before i realize that i'm no longer trapped in that house she says she hopes the day comes when she can put the horrors of the assault behind her but is worried how long that will take. it is their own camp out of

crystal says the former ethiopian foreign minister he's also a member of the great people's liberation front he says the bishop has long spoken out against injustice and his words hold significant weight he has for. india's. move internationally. we're going to help you not only. by take or leave. it in this game. so it does feel to a field. in group surely this is. this. or that and he has. or that it's. of course because it's 1st because of their little has been silenced once he says that in the video is a leap of. belief since that means it will move on and soon the videos from the media. look like that. and has been through that you have written saying that. he will be in the lead and then if you're successful besides is he with you nothing lined up with places like. that and who thought of them and who are all the russian little to no end and are today not more because this is getting. the eldest son of south africa's late zulu king has been named as a succession battle looms his mother the queen named him in her will which was read out after her memorial the form being the mini zulu di

integrate province since november fighting between the central government and to great people's liberation front is believed to have killed thousands of people the comments by abu nima tires were filmed on a mobile phone and then smuggled out of the country the ethnic to ground says his previous attempts to speak out have been blocked in. his i'm not sure what the t. grow people do wrong what their crimes are i'm not clear why they want to declare genocide on the people of the great i do not know why they want to wipe the people to grow from the surface of the earth the whole world should not actually they do not this is just to remind them that hunger blacklist all says a for me to be an foreign minister he's also a member of the 2 great people's liberation front and he says the bishop has long spoken out against injustice and his words hold significant weight he knows for. the sake of. peace. that national. we don't know if they. get. sure it does feel to a field where even your infield group of initially this is. this. orthodox church and the house. or over all that exchange. of course is exp

to genocide since november fighting between the central government and the to grow people's liberation front is believed to have killed thousands of people were comments by a buddha tires were filmed of a mobile phone and smuggled out of the country the ethnic to grant says that his previous attempts to speak have been blocked. i'm not sure what the 2 great people did wrong what their crimes are i'm not clear why they want to declare genocide on the people to great i do not know why they want to wipe the people that he grabbed from the surface of the earth the whole world should know actually they do not this is just to remind them that behind governor christie is a former ethiopian minister and the prime minister's office is also a member of the to grab people's liberation front and says things support of the could sway opinion anything. you wait because you have only miss out there my guess is cyclical or speak against injustice in a school in the end a guinness and. we. as the 2nd started from the 9th to sit in. london and yet they didn't immediately begin and when you played if you have

declared victory over the take people's liberation front in november and in march said. fighting alongside ethiopian forces are withdrawing from the united states which has described what's happening as ethnic cleansing says that's not the case the biden administration has tasked u.s. senator chris coons to look into how the conflict can be ended there are still eritrean troops. and other places in ethiopia it is clear conflict is continuing to grow it is not over and. there still needs to be accountability for human rights violations east. ceasefire. foreign troops are trained troops in particular from tikrit and a path towards a resolution of this country aid organizations have set up offices to provide services to refugees but camp officials say with the rainy season starting in the dark if they're concerned about the coming weeks to define we have been a massive here while many refugees live in tents and straw huts during the rainy season the witness can blow away the tents and the huts won't be able to stand the water the ground to be able to support the shelters du

among other issues fighting between ethiopian military and fighters of the to grow people's liberation front is not its 6 months of aid organizations say they're still struggling to reach those affected more than $63000.00 to grow and refugees have fled to neighboring sudan to syria's have a morgan talks to some of them in got a reef near the border with. for months now fatima has been struggling to live with the physical scars of what she went through in her hometown of home after a refugee camp in the damned if he says she was about to give birth when her soldiers raided the hospital she says all the health workers fled leaving those in critical conditions like herself to deal with the soldiers how. the doctors were preparing. but when i woke up i found a wound bigger than a normal sereno my belly and amara soldiers were around when i asked about my child they said they taken it and asked me to leave or die more than 63000 refugees have now fled to sudan and neighboring to tell us the the conflict integrate started in early november when the if you can government launched a military campai

general says that before there was fierce fighting which was started by the to great people's liberation front and that the root of the report is the result of investigation by ethiopian law enforcement now rights groups such as human rights watch and amnesty say that they were able to talk to at least 41 survivors and witnesses as well as used satellite imagery to be able to produce the reports that they produced in february and march which says that forces went on door to door rampage killing people based on their ethnicity so there are a bit of contradictions there a few contradictions between the reports that was that was is issued by the attorney general which says that there was fear is fighting and the rights groups reports would say that the retraining troops went on door to door rampages killing people and treated differently based on the ethnicity of going to gray and what the tour of but what the reports from the rights groups and the attorney general both agree on is that. era trained forces were involved in the killings rights groups however say that those who were killed were mos

to ethiopia now with parliament has agreed to designate that to great people who liberation front a terrorist organization it is a setback for peace talks between the central government and the t.p. l.f. which dominated national politics for 17 years and until recently ruled the northern 2 growing region fighting between the 2 sides broke out 6 months ago thousands of people have died in the conflict and more than a 1000000 have been displaced well the united nations says more than 500 cases of sexual violence have been reported since the start of the conflict into growing most victims are struggling to cope with these psychological effects of their ordeal and all desire is who morgan spoken to a survivor who fled to sudan's got every state. when fighting began in ethiopia stigma region last november this woman who we are calling but it's a can to protect her identity says she was working in a farm in her hometown of. fearing for her life and that's of her 2 year old son she says she fled in search of safety but she says she and her son ended up in a situation she'd never imagined. 4 military

general is appointed by the prime minister has launched a campaign against it to great people's liberation front so they were not expecting there to any general to side with the rights groups and say that soldiers who are fighting on the side of the government to be guilty of killing civilians. thank you for that update morgan in that in sudan china's population is growing at its slowest pace since the 950 s. falling births in a rapidly aging population this is the result of a once in a decade census which also revealed the population grew by more than 5 percent to 1410000000 people but it's katrina new reports from beijing experts predict that number will start to decline and just in the next 5 years. wang surely it is 44 and looks forward to retiring at the age of 50 but she may need to wait a little longer the chinese government is set to raise the age of retirement by at least 5 years just one of the policy changes expected in response to the country's rapidly aging society. i couldn't accept a my retirement have been delayed much longer i was very concerned why i heard this news according t

of christophe's is a former ethiopian foreign minister he's also a member of the people's liberation front and he says the bishop has long spoken out against injustice in his words do hold a significant weight he has for. years saved by. international. we don't help not only. but make. sure they can get. so he does feel to a huge weight and. this is. this. orthodox church and he has. of course is exposed because of the ability has been silenced as he stated in the video leaked out. the same stuff months it would move. or send videos to let media in a block like that and has been. they have they've been saying that. he will be the one beaten down if he sticks. despite his say he wouldn't not mind. if isis. and all of them and good for the russian military to no end and are today not more because this is get inside. kurdistan learn to stand have agreed to use soviet era maps to end a decades long border dispute at least 50 people were killed during fighting last month a cease fire brokered by russia is now in place but moscow's role as chief mediator is being questioned charles traffic repor

region a terrorist organization as a blow to the prospect of peace talks with the great people's liberation front 6 months after fighting broke out in the region and u.s. president joe biden has visited louisiana his 1st stop in a republican state to pick his $2.00 trillion dollar infrastructure plan is trying to drum up support from congress for the plan which would be partly funded by corporate tax hikes those are the headlines on our coming up next al-jazeera world stay with us. and. there's a. criminal . a hero for office. this is the extraordinary story of you live on. a top serbian general who during the siege of sarajevo chose to serve in the bosnian army. it's a story of tested loyalties of trust and mistrust. borne out of the chaos of. the guard. the 1st day of school in bosnia. for younger ones it can be a tough day without the encouragement of friends. to write it in. a letter. but. i don't see a threat the amount of. 0 sum total it's a lot so much though mike and the much. he has acquired or so korea postle been adores was a. deal we had done for sale on the i don't know. my camaro th

region the violence broke out last november between the national army and the to green people's liberation front a new amnesty international report says a lack of international response the situation has led to a number of human rights violations. 5 people including a politician and police defectors have been killed in a bomb explosion in me an ma local media say the victims had been in hiding in the village of p.a. since the military seized power on february 1st g 7 foreign ministers are meeting in london today for the 1st in person talks since the pandemic began they're expected to discuss covert 19 tensions with russia and china and climate change ahead of a full summit next month voting is underway in the spanish capital madrid in a regional election the favorite for regional president is the conservative incumbent isabel diaz are you so she's a lock down skeptic who's fought to keep the city open despite high covert 19 infection rates u.s. president joe biden has raised the cap on refugees allowed into the states more than 62000 people can be admitted this year that's up from 15000 those ar

was colonized by france from the 1800s until the war for independence in 1954 when national liberation frontighters launched against french rule. algeria is recognized as a sovereign state. the 1960's marked a turning point in south africa, system of government that separated people based on race. anti-apartheid groups maintain resistance with some using guerrilla warfare. that ended in the 1990's in a democratic government was formed. in ireland, in the early 1900s. it led to the deaths of hundreds of people including civilians, but the cause gained popularity in the to the establishment of a breakaway government in ireland. let's bring in our guests. a reader in law. the head of peace building interventions. [indiscernible] the director of the center for conflict and humanitarian studies at the dell heart institute. welcome all to the program. israelis do not consider themselves to be an occupying force, as we have been hearing in international law, they are regarded as such? >> they are. it is definitely in occupied territory as far as the law is concerned. there are different interpretat

region violence broke out last november between the national army and the to green people's liberation front and our new amnesty international report says the lack of international response to the situation has led to a number of human rights violations tens of thousands of people have fled many stories of atrocities israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has mandated to form a government is set to expire at the end of tuesday netanyahu has been meeting opposition party leaders as he tries to secure enough votes to form a coalition it has been unsuccessful so far if he fails ultimately then power reverts to the israeli president reagan rivlin who then decides what happens next israel of course has gone through 4 inconclusive elections in just the past 2 years . those are your headlines on al-jazeera when the make science is next. because you did. but i would get if you get out of the guy when i think i'm. going to heaven or something at that point that is because. i said you don't and you monger . he missed it. but i suppose that us about now about you just that you and this must about un

in a night of violence at the mosque compound in occupied east jerusalem the democratic front for the liberation of palestine is warning israel that its rifles and rockets are on standby this comes after a call for restraint from the united nations the united states and from european leaders for tor again this is from. chaos and confrontation inside the compound as israeli police try a stun grenades to disperse muslim worshipping. i don't know how many people. and you would believe. that more supportive board if you want to book an i pad in the washer i think you do because i know i got it but you know not one. of them. was the police also use stun grenades inside a clinic treating in japan askin ians. fide tear gas and rubber bullets at protesters police say they responded to stones bottles and fireworks with right at that. i could stay so now it is jerusalem day goes on the last friday of the fasting month of ramadan the annual event is a protest against israel's rule of jerusalem. they saw there was an attempt not only to apply time division at al aqsa mosque but also to divide a looks most p

parliament of the tigre regent a terrorist organization, dealing a blow to peace talks with the tigre liberation frontix months after fighting broke out. the conflict between the central government and tpl f is believed to have killed thousands and displaced more than one million people. the u.s.-based center for communication says the designation could lead to mass arrests and provide cover for the persecution of a minority group. demonstrators in myanmar have torn up and set fire to textbooks to denounce an education system they say should be scrapped. schools are due to reopen soon as coronavirus restrictions are eased. protesters say they do not want the military junta to use the military opening as a way to claim normality is returning. more than 750 people were killed since the government was ousted in a coup three months ago. for years, hunters have lobbied against restrictions they say are discriminatory and unconstitutional. >> guided by moonlight, the tribe head into the mountains as most of the city sleeps. hundreds of them are taking part in an annual celebration honoring both hunter and w

integrate province since november fighting between the central government and the 2 great people liberation front is believed to have killed thousands just a headline small news coming up here analogies are right after this break. cultivating food is the foundation of human civilization but food today is a global commodity if the industry did not make money how many people would be and how it's cultivated a contentious debate public interest in the public safety is definitely not taking precedent and in-depth examination into our great business and the conflicting interests at play industry doesn't want any regulation interest would put their products on the market the price of progress on al-jazeera. today we revisit the music of indigenous artists who've played our right here on the stream stage so stand by for my moon uses also known as mimi fresh to hear how she tell operates with other indigenous artists to create a powerful mix of music and activism also on a playlist front war on the native american hip hop artist raps in the language we start with a grammy nominated colombian canadian sin

attacks if you will and eritrea leaders have also accused activists from the group people's liberation front of phreaking rape cases as a propaganda tool that's despite evidence of rain from survivors and health workers in the region dozens of cases have been documented in the refugee camps in sudan aid organizations say the real number is likely to be higher. reporting is everywhere and you know there is many there is affecting bees like care. and. we are facing now is to funding we do our best and we want to reach every woman. she feels and empowered but it took on says with the memories of the days she was sexually abused constantly haunting her she's finding it hard to move on. sometimes i lose the will to get out of my tent and sometimes i get nightmares and i wake up crying before i realize that i'm no longer trapped in that house she says she hopes the day comes when she can put the horrors of the assault behind her but is worried how long will take people. out of state. you know the news hour life from london still ahead on the program has we all know when the taliban would take over

that's a gray and people liberation front dominated ethiopian politics and mercury for nearly 30 years. until prime minister abbey asked me to power 3 years ago. the t p i left says its leaders were unfairly targeted with abby's government says they provoke the conflict by attacking its federal military base in the north. the great physician party say 50000 people, have been killed in the fighting a more than 2000000, displaced many a flood to neighboring sedan. hundreds of cases of sanctuary. violence have also been reported and people are struggling to access clean food and water. allen fisher is life for us on capitol hill. so alan, understand that hearing did begin a short time ago. where is it going? while just opening statements from the committee chair who is a democrat and his opposite number, who is a republican rib degree of unanimity on capitol hill with both sides condemning what is happening integrate and what you're doing there. as you say, in the last 24 hours, we've had job bite and call for an immediate cease fire. we have that in recent weeks. anthony blink and the se

you would have to accept it would include elements of the national liberation front. is to have a coalition government. and our people in south vietnam don't like to have it. >> but to those who are flooding with communism, i can only say, have you ever lived under a totalitarian government? i have lived under two types and i know what i'm talking about. why don't you ask a hungarian or a czech or a pol, anybody else how they like it before you really ignore the facts of life and support something that you wouldn't want for yourself or for your children. >> if we cease bombing, we are at a sense calling the bluff of other governments who have said that this is the key and confront them with the responsibility of following through with the imperative logic of their pronouncements in this respect. it's a risk for peace. >> that might be one element, but i don't hear very many people talking about stopping the invasion of the south vietnam by the north vietnamese. it seems to me that the two go hand in hand. >> there had been four or five bombing halts. the soviets had a

alan: fighting broke out six months ago, ethiopian troops claiming the tigray people's liberation front behind attacks on ethiopian military bases. there is growing frustration at the scale of the fighting. the senate foreign relations committee was told the situation is horrific, with thousands dead. >> there are approximately 2 million displaced persons, 65 million refugees and 5.2 million people in urgent need of assistance. the united states condemns in the strongest terms brutal killings, sexual violence, gang rape, forced removals and wanton destruction of civilian property. alan: in a stark warning, the war could spark ethiopia's first famine in more than years. >> after six months of hostilities, 5.2 million people are in need of assistance out of a total population of 6.2 million. approximately 2 million of them are children. alan: the senate called for immediate withdrawal of ethiopian troops. president biden called for cease fire. secretary of state anthony blinken says what is happening amounts to ethnic cleansing. but the u.s. isn't ready to declare war crimes are being com

this person arrived after the government offensive after the people's liberation front.than 63,000 people fled to sudan. aid organization say there are 5 million in need of aid. ralarge parts of the region have been cut off from internet access. refugees say they have crossed the border into sudan seeking safety, and have not heard from loved ones behind it others have chris evans connections, only to learn of deaths and arrest, but some have started to lose hope of returning home soon. ethiopia declared victory in november, and in march, said there were forces fighting alongside ethiopian sources, and they were withdrawing. the u.s. describing what has happened is ethnic cleansing process that is not the case. the biden administration has asked a u.s. senator to look in to help the conflict can be ended. >> there are still trips throughout the region in ethiopia. it is clear the conflict is continuing. it is not over, not resolved, and are still needs to be accountability for human rights violations, cease fire, the removal of foreign trained troops from the region, and

a terrorist organisation it's a blow to the prospect of peace talks with the great people's liberation front 6 months after the fighting broke out in the northern region those are the headlines coming up next on al-jazeera its people in power do stay with this. al jazeera is newsnight on the biggest stories of the week delivered to your inbox . now losses and opinions to have the well to subscribe part of the conversation. that south africa's apartheid regime for to cling on to power in the latter half of the 20th century it routinely imprisoned tortured and murdered its opponents controversially many of those crimes went unpunished in the years of reconciliation that followed but the families of victims have never given up hopes of justice face is the remarkable story of one man's best life to hold his father's killers to account. yog. it's late at night on the 27th of june 1905 in a remote region of apartheid south africa 4 young activists are returning home to craddock big tiny town in the eastern cape a 1000000 they followed by security police forced to go for the rides that. and abducte

they few can government launched a military campaign against the regional to great people's liberation front it came after an attack on a government military base following months of tension between the 2 sides while the number of refugees coming into sudan has seen little increase over the past few weeks aid organizations say once in a 1000000 are internally displaced inside to grey the u.n. says aid convoys to the region are being blocked as fighting continues between the 2 sides despite this government claiming victory over the great people's liberation front in late november. the un says 4500000 people in the region are in need of relief with hundreds of thousands facing severe malnutrition it's described what's happening in too great an unfolding full scale humanitarian crisis in a video smuggled out of the ethiopian capita last month the head of the ethiopian orthodox church a native to gray and became the most senior voice to call what's happening in the region at genocide it followed a u.s. government report describing the conflict as an ethnic cleansing of to graham's. i'm not sure

secret province since november fighting between the central government and te great people's liberation front is believed to have killed thousands there is uncertainty as to where a large out of control section of a chinese rocket will end up most of the $23.00 ton booster section of the rocket is expected to burn up when it reenters the atmosphere but any remaining pieces could fall anywhere on earth. those are the headlines on al-jazeera more news at the top of the hour that's after people and power thanks are watching. south africa's apartheid regime thought to cling on to power in the lots a home of the 20th century it routinely imprisoned tortured and murdered its opponents controversially many of those crimes went unpunished in the years of reconciliation that followed but the families of victims have never given up hopes of justice this is the remarkable story of one man's best like to hold his father's killers to a chemist. it's late at night on the 27th of june 1905 in a remote region of apartheid south africa 4 young activists are returning home to craddock the tiny town in the east

t gray is a semi autonomous area and if you're p as north governed by the t great people's liberation front, it's estimated to have up to a quarter 1000000 fighters. it was the front line for if you open during a 2 year conflict with eritrea and large amounts of military equipment are still stored there. despite ethnic to grands only making up 5 percent of the population, they controlled the national government for nearly 3 decades that were for prime minister. obey ahem! it came to power in 2018 that led to tension when t grey's leaders twice defied. ahem! it's government once by refusing to join his coalition and again last september by holding elections against the orders of the central government. ah. all right, let's bring our guests in addis ababa. samuel, get you, is a journalist in oslo. go to him, gabriel. the well is political analysts and researcher focusing on the horn of africa. in washington, d. c. william lawrence is former us diplomat and professor of international relations at american university, a warm welcome to you all, samuel, let me start with you today. if your p and

one of one of the victims ethiopia and eritrea and forces were pursuing the to grain people's liberation front. who had previously controlled ethiopia for most of 3 decades ethiopia's attorney general has said the people killed an axiom were in fact called buttons. but. it is established that the great majority of those killed in this incident remembers of the fighting force of the left wing gauged the eritrean forces though they were not in uniform these forces later went back to the city and attack civilians in the streets according to our investigation 93 individuals were killed due to fighting. the government's report contradicts not just amnesties report but also the findings of human rights watch and the government's own human rights commission. and. what we have found because. we have seen just most of us. and. conducted house to house raids to pull. families around and. i mean. isn't the only massacre here relatives mourn protesters who were reportedly shot by eritrean soldiers in the town of crow in february thousands of civilians have been killed in the conflict every trade denies it

declared victory over the take rate people's liberation front in november and in march that says fighting alongside ethiopian forces are withdrawing from take the united states which has described what's happening in tikrit as ethnic cleansing says that's not the case the biden administration has 2 u.s. senator chris coons to look into how the conflict can be ended there are still eritrean troops all throughout. and other places in ethiopia it is clear the conflict is continuing to grow it is not over and not resolved there still needs to be accountability for human rights violations a cease fire removal of foreign troops are trained troops in particular from tikrit and a path towards a resolution of this conflict aid organizations have set up offices to provide services to refugees but camp officials say with the rainy season starting in the daughter if they're concerned about the coming weeks. while many refugees live in tents and straw huts during the rainy season the witness can blow away the tents and the huts won't be able to stand the wall to the ground to be able to support the sh