they're brought american culture back to liberia, embezzle, where not to be africans. liberia is history does not start for the arrival of african americans. jones believes some of the street names should reference the nation. 17 indigenous groups and efforts be made to preserve the diverse architectural history of the country. as an increasing number of african americans make liberia their home. laura pitcher believes there's so much to learn from the past, in order to build a better future for all liberians. nicholas hawk al jazeera providence island. liberian. it's time f as for his peter. thank you. emily will started tennis, san novak talk of it, and then he'll medford have a currently doing battle in the final of a paris masters. it's not the opening to say it's and made with one the opening game. in the 3rd, i have chunk of each wins. he will claim a record 37th masters, $1000.00 title. and so new concepts return to the premier league has not gone to plan, but at least it hasn't ended in the feet. the new to the manager was in charge for the 2nd time following a mid week victory i

on liberia's, providence island, an african american is in search of her past. who are pritchard from michigan is stepping in the ruins of the 1st home built by freed. american slaves brought to africa some 200 years ago. it's on providence island that they founded the republic of liberia. providence island feels like liberty proud as island feels like healing um providence. highland feels like joy and anticipation in providence island means is a place where i can remove. i can take the chains from my neck. i can shake the dust from my feet and i can start new. that's what i feel. in the countries oldest church, the young gathered to celebrate thanksgiving. we tradition brought by the free slaves, supported by the american colonization society. the founding settlers became the country's elite and they kept many african needed in servitude transforming their traditions, culture and architecture. according to the truth and reconciliation commission, this helped fuel liberia's civil wars. a quarter of a 1000000 people died during the 2 decade long conflicts were in

as an increasing number of african americans make liberia their home. laura picture believes there's so much to learn from the past in order to build a better future for all liberians. nicholas hawk al jazeera providence island librarian. while the u. s, will now fully open its borders to vaccinated. foreign travelers on monday, non essential travel to the u. s. had largely been banned for 20 months as part of private 19 restrictions. it's ab orders were closed to people from much of the wild, including europe, the u. k. a. china india, brazil. only a few countries were allowed entry. restrictions were also in place at the mexican and canadian borders. now as a un climate summit enters its final days in scotland, there has been disappointment from activists who say commitments, somebody haven't gone far enough. but as climate change accelerates rising sea levels threatening lives and livelihoods, some coastal cities and now taking masses into their own hands. and the gallagher reports from miami, miami set to become the most vulnerable coastal city in t

first, let's across to monrovia in liberia where we find nic hack standing by for a nic. liberia has come bottom of the environmental performance index. does the government the think that's a fair assessment of how they're performing? absolutely. now they feel that they are feeling the full effect of climate change and of the pollution. and of course i spoke to those that are behind this index, and they say that over the last 10 years, the carbon emission of this poor indebted country has increased double the in the last 2 years. and i just want to show you what people here a face seemed a good step out of the shot when we're in west point in monrovia, a town that's barely one meter above sea level and the water, the rising ocean, keeps moving in. this isn't a done site, this is where people live and no one here from the government is picking up the human and industrial waste that's being washed up here, nor is it providing electricity or power. so people here are using fossil fuels to power their homes or diesel generator. but of course, nick, this is just a fraction of the pollutio

as nicholas hack reports from liberia's capital monrovia inside a went market in liberia's capital monrovia, a father was searching for his daughter's killer. 5 years ago during the bullet break in west africa, his 4 year old daughter died of the disease. a virus he believes his dormant enormity. here fresh bush. meat is sold from bats raccoons, elephants and apes. evidence for prince wallace. that abolla may re surface. ah, yes, then i feel that it bola may reoccur. some are not eating bush meat, but many others are not taking it seriously and they keep consuming it. you can see how much bush meat is being sold in the market. more than 11000 people in west africa died during the bull outbreak. most of the death were in liberia. sciences, do not know for sure where the virus came from, but like the sars cove to virus, also known as cove. it, they believe abolla is a, is who not a disease, a deadly and highly infectious virus that jumped from animals to humans, perhaps in a wet market like this one, laborers, guinea and forest region is home to rich and sought after wildlife, the habitat of

they're brought american culture back to liberia, very intensive, where not to be africans. my beer is history does not start for the arrival of african americans. jones believes some of the street names should reference the nation. 17 indigenous groups and efforts be made to preserve the diverse architectural history of the country. as an increasing number of african americans make labor at their home. laura pitcher believes there's so much to learn from the past in order to build a better future for all liberians. nicholas hawk al jazeera providence island librarian. ok, it's time to get all the sports news now. here. speech, windella. barbara, thank you. it's been quite a week from now that jack of it in paris. as the accolades keep flowing a day after counting the year, end will number one for a record 7th time the serbian claimed a record 37 for masters, 1000 title joker, which came back from a set down against a neil meditative avenging his loss in the us open final, back in september, it was the 1st decided in paris for 31 years to feature the talk to in the rankings

reporter: it is deep in liberia's guinea forest region that he comes to mourn his friends. inside these coffins is maria, the former, the pastor, the village shopkeeper. the cause of their deaths, he says, is the nearby rubber plantation. the tire manufacturing company, firestone. it started with a cough. he accuses the company of poisoning the water they use for drinking and farming. >> firestone is cooking rubber, bringing air and water pollution . i'm very angry. i keep saying it over and over. the government doesn't care about their citizens. you see the destruction. this is not supernatural. the destruction from dead water, which the government knows. reporter: firestone is exploiting only 1/5 of the land concession but it is expanding as the 99 year government lease was renewed in 2005. the company is clearing large parts of liberia is forest region, home to rare species of animals like the pygmy hippo and western chimps. their habitat is under threat. environmentalists say the rivers are contaminated with heavy metals, killing aquatic life. this is supposed to be the

they're brought american culture back to liberia, very intensive, where not to be african. it's my beer, as history does not start for the arrival of african americans, jones believes some of the street names should reference the nation. 17 indigenous groups and efforts be made to preserve the diverse architectural history of the country. as an increasing number of african americans make labor at their home, laura picture believes there's so much to learn from the past in order to build a better future for all liberians. nicholas hawk al jazeera providence island librarian. still ahead on al jazeera and now the record breaking performance from no bank jack of it will have all those details and more coming up in sport ah, in the country with an abundance of resources trade. i really want indonesia, his firms. for me, we move forward to grow and frank, we balance for green economy, blue economy, and the digital economy. with the new job creation law, indonesia is progressively ensuring the policy reform to create quality jobs. invest, let it be part when the ventures growth a

american culture, back to liberia embezzle were not to be africans. liberia history does not start with the arrival of african of never to be made to preserve the diverse architectural history of the country. as an increasing number of african americans make labor at their home for a picture, believes americans, jones believes some of the street names should reference the nation. 17 indigenous groups. if there's so much to learn from the past, in order to build a better future for all liberians. nicholas hawk al jazeera providence island liberian. ah, hello, are you watching out here in these the top stories, the sour iraq's ladies have condemned what they're calling an assassination attempt on the prime minister as a heinous and cowardly attack. armed drones targeted mustafah alcott, amy's residence in bagdad grains own in the early hours of sunday. exactly. you are sharpie marker to all of those who were worried. my residence was targeted in a cowardly attack. thanks to god and he's gr.

in penguin, oral considered delicacies in liberia and china where they are also consumed. some of these animals have similarities to humans and act as reservoirs to viruses. the lack of animal rights or environmental laws have attracted both poachers. but also scientists who have huge liberian chimps as guinea pigs on these islands are hundreds of chimpanzees abandoned by american scientists who have used the animals for biomedical research infecting them with pathogens such as hepatitis in order to develop vaccines for humans. now for liberian scientists and researchers, this is not only an act of animal cruelty, it's also dangerous. it poses a risk of a spread of june arctic diseases at liberia's infectious disease institute. scientists fear the worst is yet to come to an arctic. diseases are jumping from animals to humans and then back to animals in the process. viruses are likely to become more virulent, putting both humans and endangered species at risk. without the climate, these are some of these diseases brought up in places that otherwise the woman i've been think

after she altered out in liberia, the civil war, her family live in poverty. really hard for my family. he was the war and i told you everything, both. my mom was really sick. mom for i was, they didn't get on the dream. well, at the last number, yes, my beerin has the highest school dropout rates in the world. this affects the girls more than boys with 73 percent of them unlikely to finish school. he can use his football as a tool to reverse this trend on the pitch boys and girls train and play in mixed team. all of the teenagers in this academy want to become professional footballers, but if you will make a living playing football, the aim of this program is for them to pick up skills from the game such as creativity initiative, so that they can become team players in a society that has been divided by the past of a war. while i been in this building academy directors to re explain life off the page is as important than on the page. it brings a lot of people together. if you think about liberia diversity, people from different ethnic groups like the kids wil

according to the truth and reconciliation commission, vis, helped fuel liberia's civil wars. a quarter of a 1000000 people died during the 2 decade long conflicts were in downtown monrovia from where during the civil war, snipers would shoot at people in it's in this neighborhood that yet again, a 100 year old building is being torn down to make way for new apartment blocks now for some, this is library moving away from its past, looking towards the future. for others. preserving these old buildings is an essential act of remembrance of laborers troubled and divided passed. well, this is like there was the end of book so much alike. a shack that the owner, richard tolbert wants to tear down, but architect, joseph jones, sees history worth preserving. you cannot forget about your pass. we'll want the kids the big kiss we're studying architectural, to understand how houses were built in life bureau before and why. almost all of the free sleeves came from americas southern state of south carolina. the servers came here trying to simulate a margaret called shaw their bread, ameri

that wet weather is now making its way further west was with heavy showers. liberia. ah ah, tens of thousands of children were born into, oh, live under the i so regime in iraq and syria. now, many are in camps either orphans, all with that. we don't mothers, rejected by their own communities kicking the length of people are going to welcome them after that. of course not. and you documentary his, that chilling and traumatic stories for the children throw stones at me. iraq's last generation on al jazeera in the country with an abundance of results for the road. far and walk indonesia, whose firms forming we moved full to growth and fraud. we balance for rena economy, blue economy, and the digital economy with the new job creation law, indonesia is progressively ensuring the policy reform to create quality jobs invest . let's pre pop into these, his growth and progress. invent. even if you're now lou . ah ah, hello again. the top stores on the al jazeera news, our jeez on my grants, have describing beaten on raw, that the bell russian border with poland before being o

oh, the 2020 environmental performance index ranked liberia the worst when it comes to sustainability, according to local residents, that a lot of the damage is being done by corporations who are allowed to exploit the regions resources. nicholas hack, travel to the outskirts of the capitol monrovia to speak to those directly affected . it is deep in liberia as gideon forest regions that samuel dory comes to mourn his friends inside these coffins is maria. the farmer grieves the pastor renee, the village shopkeeper, the cause of their death, samuel says, is the nearby rubber plantation of the tire manufacturing company firestone launch . it started with a coffee, says doorway accuses the company, of course, near the water, the used for drinking, informing or did. firestone is cook and robert bring an air and water pollution. i'm feeling hurt. these are my citizens. it was, i am very angry. i keep saying that over and over the government doesn't care about yesterday, since right now, you see the destruction. i will be wrong. this is not supernatural. we will destruction. what from debt

all right, let's hear now from liberia. nick hack has this report. it is deep in liberia as gideon forest region, that samuel dory comes to mourn his friends inside these coffins is maria. the farmer grieves if the pasture, renee, the village shopkeeper, the cause of their death, samuel says, is the nearby rubber plantation of the tire manufacturing company. firestone, a long hill. it started with a coffee, says doorway accuses the company of toys and the water they used for drinking. informing or did i hastily hiscock and robert, bring an air and water pollution? i'm feeling hurt. these are my citizens still, i am very angry. i keep saying it over and over. the government doesn't care about it yesterday since writing, you see the destruction our be law. this is not supernatural law destruction, but from debt to water was the government knows of firestone is exploiting only a 5th of the 10000 square kilometer land concession, but it is expanding as the 99 year government lease was renewed in 2005. the company is clearing large parts of liberia as gui

hello again. liberia has the highest school dropout rate in the world with 73 percent of girls. unlikely to finish a football academy is trying to reverse the trend using sport to keep young girls in the classroom. nicholas hoc reports from monroe via the number 17 in the yellow jersey is 15 year old jessica, quite center forward for the monrovia academy, 1900 girls football team, a star in the making in a sport dominated by boys in 21900 quantity lead the team made up of girls from liberia support to the international youth usa cup, again, all on the beach, the better equipped and top ranking team to the world of winning the championship cup a moment the victory for the county took. now during coach, the crewman knew been after playing professional football in the gulf in asia, he returned to his war torn country to build schools. little did he expect that in the process they would make football champion football, discipline it fish the roll. chill till that time, then it seems to roll to education. now today we have 4, bob president. there's a lot of message to to be when the young kid

well, now we're going to liberia to moreover, liberia as struggled to deal with environmental challenges. the 2020 environmental performance index, in fact, ranked to the worst performing country when it comes to sustainability. that's in now from nicholas. it is deep in labourers, gideon forest region that samuel dory comes to mourn his friends inside these coffins is maria. the farmer grieves of the pasture. renee, the village shopkeeper, the cause of their death, samuel says, is the nearby rubber plantation of the tire manufacturing company. firestone launch, it started with a coffee, says doorway accuses the company of toys and the water they used for drinking, informing odd if i her story is cook and robert bringing air and water pollution. i'm feeling hurt. these are my citizens, it was, i am very angry. i keep saying it over and over. i've got the government doesn't care about it yesterday since writing you see the destruction, our below. this is not supernatural. we will destruction. but from debt to water was the government knows of firestone is exploiting only a 5th of the 1000

this once feared warlord during liberia's decade long civil war says he's now fighting a drug epidemic. he's my pops, says this man, i would kill for him. in these ghettos in the capital monrovia, the children who once fought for him have now grown into gang members and drug addicts. oh, they call him general, but naked because he fought without clothes alongside children hooked on drugs. he provided before going into battle. bly says he and his army of child soldiers ate the hearts of children they'd capture. i'm looking for jean bully to only promise me that i you are good for him. pitcher graham pulled the dish for what purpose? asked this man. the enemy is at dock in the most brilliant children. that's why you seated about one worry. the mission is going to be struggle, little if no rescue these guys all the enemy. he refers to our drug lords in monrovia were told to leave and that gangs are after us. the un says liberia is among several west african countries used as transit hubs for cocaine and heroin coming from latin american asian countries to european markets. the next day we

will study architectural to understand how houses are bill in liberia before and why. almost all of the free sleeves came from america, southern state of south carolina. this of us came here trying to simulate a margaret called shaw their bread, american culture, back to liberia. very industrial. we're not to be africans. laborers, history does not start for the arrival of african americans. jones believes some of the street names should reference the nation. 17 indigenous groups and efforts be made to preserve the diverse architectural history of the country. as an increasing number of african americans make labor at their home. laura pitcher believes there's so much to learn from the past in order to build a better future for all liberians. nicholas hawk al jazeera providence island, liberian time for an update on the sports news series. drama. thanks during at mexican bucks i can nelly alvarez has showed why his regard that is the best pound for pound fighter in the wild by the coming to sports fust undisputed as super middleweight champion alvarez and knox out. cal

the un says liberia is among several west african countries used as transit hubs for cocaine and heroin coming from latin american asian countries to european markets. the next day we meet bly at his home in his backyard, our barracks for the teenagers. he's picked off the streets. they say nigerian gang members are distributing drugs in the ghettos hooking children on heroin or pharmaceuticals. like the painkiller tramadol, i want to become a lawmaker because no one will talk for us in the house of representatives. we are vulnerable on the streets, smoking drugs. i want to become a law mikka to protect my friends. bly has admitted to the country's truth and reconciliation commission that he is responsible for the killings of more than $20000.00 people during the civil war. now he says he's these children's protector . the work that the former world saucer boy has done with treat children has attracted roblox sympathy, and as protected him in effect from public prosecution. despite the recommendations made by the truth and reconciliation commission, one possibly says protecting children

in the news ahead liberia's climate challenge. we look at why it was ranked the worst performing country in the world on sustainability and a quarter of a century of ounces. here we look at which impacts since it launched with a mission to give a voice to the voiceless. ah now has been relatively quiet to the last 24 hours or so. this looks like a lot of class, but really the rain take a long way north and the total is coming afterwards. isn't that cold is cold front, going to be cold air behind it. the templates are in single figures, and certainly here when you pick your feel it and eventually that car will come or down across the states, but it hasn't really bitten just yet. so the forecast the toronto is at lowest about 5 degrees or wednesday, little less cold on thursday and as the percentage chance of brief snow showers in the field. karl was saying, the snow further west in the rockies. but the code comes up with the moisture from the gulf. you get, i think significant thunderstorm risk in texas hale possibly to when i thos

the company is clearing large parts of liberia as guinea in forest reaching home to where species of animals like the pig, me, hippo, and western chimps. their habitat is under threat environmental as say the rivers are contaminated with heavy metals, killing aquatic life. i'll. this is supposed to be the lungs of west africa, but right here in the firestone concession, the air is thick with chemicals. it's things the eyes now in the statement firestone says is doing all it can to mitigate the effect of climate change. and it is sticking to the current librarian laws to protect the environment. labyrinth rents at the bottom of the environmental performance index with researcher saying that the countries behind its regional peers, particularly in protecting the biodiversity, ensuring habitat conservation, and preventing climate change. what followed, or who are all of the industrial, rob autumn faculty who have the, the grid up potential to destroy our if it is not us. and then will you make a report and think that we are doing less? what are you doing? you another more as well. so ba

this is liberia's guinea forrest region, often referred to as the lungs of west africa. but from where i stand, the air is unreadable. it's heavy with toxic chemicals. it's things the eyes in this is why the international tire manufacturing company firestone has cleared part of the forest to make way for rubber plantation. the size of singapore, in the process of turning rubber into tires, destined for cars in north america, and europe, villagers say they are polluting the waters and the air farmington river was weren't the lifeline for millions of people living around monrovia. it's now in scenarios, not just a dead river, but a poisonous one, and that is driving people to their death as a reminder to future generations to what cause villagers to die. they've carved out their coffins in the shapes of cars. these are, these are our permanent entity while i bureau, is he because of that pollution? and a call me is any news i was here to coordinate senior news. we bill crying. one will want we're yeah, or craft, according to the environmental performance index. liberia is

if you think about liberia diversity, people from different ethnic groups like the kids will always tell me when, when we are on the fields, we'll feel like we are one people. and we are powerful. we have a voice, and that's where we can display when we are 3500 apply every year and just 20 are selected for enrollment back in monrovia plums. the girls are faced by men taunting them, instead, taking pride in what a team can do when united nicholas hall county 01 grove. yes, i am now the fullest fault with jama in doha. thank you. mariam england need just a point from that final was qualified to fill that place at cap top 2022 of after hurricane hot tree account and thrash albania. being one captain headed in his 1st of the nights on 18 minutes at his side, up the strike stuff at the jordan henderson, he finished a lovely move here for the gcs to go. 5 minutes later it was formerly england came finishing with his left. but this time, he just needed to school with his right foot was going off the top trick, which is exactly what he did. one way to do it is a kick, making it 5 mill england t

cargo club saw their bread, american culture, back to liberia, very industrial were not to be africans, laborers, history does not start with the arrival of african americans. jones believes some of the street names should reference venetian 17 indigenous groups and efforts be made to preserve the diverse architectural history of the country. as an increasing number of african americans make liberia their home for a pitcher believes there's so much to learn from the past in order to build a better future for all liberians. nicholas hoc al jazeera providence island liberia. ah. hello again. i'm fully valuable with the headlines on al jazeera, so don's military leisure says he will not be part of any future government after the transitional period. general abdel fat, our boy hon, has told al jazeera that is committed to transferring power to civilian leadership, one selections to hound. in 2023. iraq's leaders have condemned what they're calling an assassination attempt on the prime minister as a hideous and cowardly attack. on drone song, it must suffer academies, residence in the highl

this one's feared, war lord, during liberia's decade long civil war says he's now fighting a drug epidemic. the work that the former warlord joshua boy has done with treat children has attracted their helpless sentiment b as protected in effect from public call situation. despite the recommendations made by the truth and reconciliation commission for this former warlord, liberia has become the frontline of a drug war. it cannot afford to lose. he says it's a battle he will fight out of responsibility and killed for his past crimes and for his country. ah, the u. s. n. 5 other nations released millions of barrels of oil from strategic reserves to curb rising energy prices. ah, no, i'm fully back to live in doha. also coming up on arches, sierra ethiopia. prime minister pledges to lead troops against the grey and rebels who are advancing towards the capital. dutch hospitals overwhelmed by coven 19 infections and netherlands move spacious to germany.

in the end he decides to send them all to liberia.pective i think that was her attitude toward slavery, she certainly supported the union during the war, no question about that but it's hard to wrap my head around this idea but there were many people of the day who thought that this was a reasonable idea, she didn't write at all about the war after the war by then she was in the 70s she didn't write, that i could tell, anything about the moral duties of white people to ease the way and help free slaves. i think that is a shame and a deficiency in her work. >> melanie, congratulations for this book and for reviving her, introducing her to generation she's amazingly accomplished influential women and holds many lessons i think, in a timely way for our own issues of national unity and cultural unity and civic education. and wondered if she was leaving aside this suffrage issue in the civil war where she controversial in her day and was her work and for her advocacy for women's work or women's role in society and education was not conside

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so in the end he decided to send them all to liberia.rom our perspective, i think that was her attitude towards slavery but she d certainly supported unions during the war, no question about that. but it is hard to wrap my head around this idea but there were many people of the day who thought that this was a reasonable idea. she did not write it all about those out after the war but by then in the 70s she, she cannot write that i could tell that anything about the morals of white people who helped freed the slaves. and i think that is a shame and decisions made in her work. >> melanie, congratulations for this book and for reviving and introducing her to our generation and she has an amazingly accomplish influential woman. and holds many lessons in a timely way for corona issues ofc national unity and cultural unity and specific civic education and i wonder if she was leaving aside this suffrage issue and the civil war, was she controversial in her day and was her work and her advocacy for women this work order role in society and educa

to a colony that became the country of liberia. she did this because she thought that freed slaves wouldn't be able to succeed in america. she called mr. pains experiments. in this book the slave owner wanted to free his slaves. he wanted them to be successful. he didn't know where to send them or how to help them. and so in the novel, he sends one group to a northern city, another group to a rural town. and a third group to canada. they all had terrible experiences. they face racism, discrimination and they cannot make a living. so he decides to send them all to liberia. and from our perspective, that was her attitude. she certainly supported the union during the war. no question about that. but it's hard to wrap my head around this idea. there were many people of the day who thought that this was a reasonable idea. she didn't write it all about the moral -- after the war, and by then she was in her 70s -- she didn't write, that i could tell, anything about the moral duty of white people to ease the way and help freed slaves. i th