since my 1st trip to libya was i meant $69.00. and better also so he spect was a tradition and always a completely leaves and. going to one. while all easy to show off i think where all countries affecting over libya why not giving really begin to perceive me to have to exist as a voice and to jointly express what i would like to do is a home country she's my aim is not to make peace east to create. the fundamentals to create. for. peace this is what i'm trying to do so what kind of effort do you have to make to actually bring this people together in the same room bust. test is always a big word yes used to be when but it's essential what they have done for libya for example is a following i've tied to look i've done to 5. is a general scope of politically. 2 extremes of the scope and i for i found bishop was aides and very close to their feet and. they let you belhaj was formed it was thought but to fight has got to fit him since he has years of 70 so. and those odds are 2 weeks or so as is the one who uses it will never talk tog

since my 1st trip to libya was and then $69.00. and better also so he spect was a tradition and always a completely leaves and. going to one. she's while all easy to show off i think where all countries are fighting over libya why not giving. me to it to exist as a voice and to jointly express what i would like to do is a home country she's my aim is not to make peace east to peate. the fundamentals to create. for. peace this is what i'm trying to say what kind of effort do you have to make to actually bring these people together in the same room bust class is always a big word yes he said he went but it's essential it's what they have done for libya for example he's a following a tie to look i don't the 5. is a general scope of political the. 2 extremes of the scope and i for i found bishop was aids and very close to. their feet and their large ability belhaj was formed fault but to fight it has got to fit him since he is the age of 70 so yeah and those are the 2 weeks or so as is the one who uses it will never talk together becau

i still believe that in libya yes not yet it should live and where it goes beyond the people of libya in syria has gone beyond the people of syria is a pretty people of syria today it doesn't count i mean it's. so what will be my role too to do or do to have syrian government matching. free syrian land in the u.s. government and. all and that i don't have the keys and. i cannot and that is also is a given i don't i'm not following so since well good luck in the cases that you are involved and i'm sure they're going to be successful like most of the cases you have undertaken thank you much but this is thank you very much it's been a pleasure it was been a pleasure for me to. you . welcome to max kaiser financial survival guide. looking forward to your pension account. yonks this is what happens to pensions in britain. you watch kaiser report.

reasonable question, how many migrants are in libya? >> check out the press release as you go back and look at it, 75000, 150, 250, i didn't know. just did not know what the answer. now approximately 670,000, 80% male, 10% are minors it also mean we rethink vulnerability and when you apply that to migrants. when you think tradition, have done a lot of humanitarian >> at this honor for global development, the incoming vice presidents at refugees international. ia really can't blame to hear you talk a little bit about what you're going to do at refugee international. i think it's very interesting and relevant. you were director of policy at the state department of cso, a conflict and stabilization, you are senior advisor to the counselor and chief of staff of the state department and you have done some really incredible things throughout your career. thank you again for being here. you have tackled these issues both in the migration for displacement, you see some of the regular migration stuff from research and of policy and go from withi

libya now is a country of transit. there are also these pictures here in terms of the sea rescues that take place, the international medical corps is operating in nine detention centers and providing health care and providing sea rescues. and this is what irregular michael jordan rants or migrants -- migrants are facing. you'll see in the middle picture, the side of that room is probably the size of this room. d at that time during my visit, there were over a thousand young men housed in this facility. this facility in this picture to the right had one bathroom. as we spoke to the young men within this detention center, their daily ritual is to be able to wait in line to use the facilities. that is their reality day in and day out. they're sleeping next to each other and they're waiting for something to happen. and these are individuals who had paid smugglers to be able to bring them into libya hoping to be able to transit out. when they arrive at the border, they're picked up by local militias who then put them into a

libya is now a country of transits. ofse pictures here in terms the rescues that take place, international medical corps is operating in nine detention centers, providing health care. we are also providing rescues , and this is what irregular migrants or migrants are faced with. this is a detention center that is along the airport road. you will see in the middle picture the size of that room is probably i would say the size of this room. and at that time during my visit , there were over 1000 young men that were housed in this facility. this facility in this picture to the right had one bathroom. as we spoke to the young men within this detention center, their daily ritual is to wait in line to use the facilities. that is their reality day in and day out. they are sleeping next to each other, and they are waiting for something to happen. these are individuals who have paid smugglers to be able to bring them into libya, hoping to be able to transit out. when they arrive at the border, they are picked up by local militia

the late 2017 we have evacuated out of libya more than a quarter 1000 refugees out of harm's way so we have several programs were in place also an urgent program to assist refugees that are leaving the urban setting and as a state which can really to us says ok. if this if we confirmed all the attention centers are being lost and the refuse orderly. and a top official from your agency says that illegal activities like people smuggling trafficking forced labor that these things take place in these migrant centers but the closure of the sentence won't stop migrants face exactly the same issues that will lay. i mean there are widespread reports of 2 of us really treatments that have been going on several that pension centers not only not official the bench and since there are. more likely are not assured of the front and center and smartly in houses so all this money houses definitely need to be dismantled and the rule of law needs to be applied by the authorities tracked down the traffickers and the responsible for this regard in the. bench and centers as i said we are monitoring we w

and talk about why libya such a critical place for them and where they are coming from. routes through north and sub-saharan africa are very complex, but typically, it is where the smugglers and traffickers are able to carry out their actions with impunity. it is in places that are best .et by conflict it is in places where states often no longer have strong rule of law. they're not able to hold people -- the smugglers and traffickers accountable. [indiscernible] oil trafficking as well. any attempt to really address the situation will have to look at this holistically and develop a wayy to hold the smugglers and traffickers to account using the courts of law. and for those that are known to have sanctions against them, you know, many of these people are known and there are ways this can be done. last year there were sanctions placed against some of the smugglers and traffickers in libya. but until that happens, at the same time we need to address the rootot causes. there needs to be greater effort to broker peace so that people are not forced to flee their homes in the

my father you know obviously was a political prisoner in libya.our form of position movement and we grew up in lexington kentucky almost a community of political dissidents and i just remember my father being very jovial very kind very loving even with my mother they were never too shy i would be affectionate towards one another you know different or maybe a stereotypical north african a middle east of the he was a poet he was a wordsmith he used to make up songs and freestyle around the house about anything about a food i don't like about being in parts and. a little rhyme or a little a little fire that he told you as a kid to still in your head i mean i know and like libyan dialogue go ahead ok make a show i used to not eat for like food and. so he used to be like kind of. a little whore looking. forward with just saying basically like. all of the bread and leave in the fall of me just like anything that look at that job by their job their job. and fool of course being father beans which i don't like him either so i can relate there so i want to

right now there is no state in libya. there is any fact currently the border to europe here a lot of us have you won the fight against clan to stand migration securely. you can't win this fight for good. but we've had a lot of success much more than you can imagine. critics like human rights activists must take a different view of the situation and that is that me for some years now as government has been acting as the police force of the european union in the fight against what the e.u. calls illegal migration in. allowing this to go on the she aim is to prevent people from traveling to the north to the areas beyond i got there as that's the policy of museums government set up to 2000. doctors without borders and hide new goalie in a mobile clinic to care for people affected by this policy there are tens of thousands of them. referred to the suits migrants have been criminalized here it's become increasingly difficult they can no longer move freely have no status and no access to health care that is why we are helping th

my father you know obviously he was a political prisoner in libya he. helped form up a system of me and we grew up in lexington kentucky amongst a community of political dissidents and i just remember my father being very jovial very kind very loving even with my mother they were never too shy to be affectionate towards one another you know different or maybe a stereo typical north africa and a middle east of father he was a poet he was a wordsmith he used to make up songs and freestyle around the house about anything about a food i don't like about being in parts and. a little rhyme or a little a little fire but he told you as a kid. i mean i know and like libyan dialogue go ahead ok make sure i used to not eat food like food and. so he used to be like kind of. a whore look. forward was just saying basically like. all of the bread and leave in the fall of me just like anything that look at that just by their job their job. and fool of course being father beans which i don't like him either so i can relate there so i want to share this with you we're ta

remember my friends who aren't libyan told me that song made them more aware about the situation in libya so also being a person who spreading awareness there but this last comment i want to bring to you is via instagram because we got so many questions and comments when our community heard that cayenne was coming on the show so i'll start with this one here from someone who says what does freedom mean to you and i'm going to take that a little bit further because freedom in the sense of knowing that you weren't free to travel for a very long period of time talk to us about that. yeah i mean freedom of movement is one of the most basic human rights to you know. anybody and for me people wonder why i disappeared i saw comment on twitter like oh you know he was making music about libya and he kind of went back to his old life in the states and really i faced a situation where i was on a no fly over the face and perpetual harassment detainment and surveillance during that time period i couldn't release any music i couldn't really be social and social media couldn't do anything and you know w

since last february that's when have to his forces launch a military campaign and the sales of libyao take control of a strategic locations there including the oil fields and airports including air bases and military airports in the south of libya on the other hand have to his forces are accusing the tibble fighters of recruiting there to bull cousins from chad which the tibble fighters are denying we know that since last thursday sporadic fighting broke out between tipple fighters on the one hand and have to have forces supported by local armed groups in the area on the other hand. and since then the bullfighters say that there was a social gathering that followed a wedding in the town and there were many people from the minority gathered in that place when drawn loyal to the world who for have to launch its civil air strikes killing get tens of them and injuring get tens others and now the congress of tableaux that's like a local council that are presenting the minority in libya has issued a statement condemning what it calls a heinous crime and it also blaming the united nations s

my father you know obviously was a political prisoner in libya his. whole form of position movement and we grew up in lexington kentucky almost a community of political dissidents and i just remember my father being very jovial very kind very loving even with my mother they were never too shy i would be affectionate towards one another you know different or maybe a stereotypical north african a middle east of the he was a poet he was a wordsmith he used to make up songs and freestyle around the house about anything about a food i don't like about being in parts and. a little rhyme or a little a little fire that he told you as a kid to still in your head i mean i know and like libyan dialogue go ahead ok make a show i used to not eat for like food and. so he used to be like kind of. a little whore looking. forward with just saying basically like. all of the bread and leave in the fall of me just like anything that look at that joke by their job their job. and fool of course being father beans which i don't like him either so i can relate there so i wan

we talk about the brutal wars in yemen libya and syria and the threat of an even bigger conflict between the u.s. and iran after president trump pulled out of the nuclear deal of 2015 a deal molly helped to negotiate i. robert malley president of the international crisis group thank you for talking to al-jazeera let me start for our viewers who don't know the international crisis group tell us about your organization the one minute version sure and i hope they're not too many who don't know about the organization but it's great to be here and this is an organization that is pretty unique it has it starts with people on the ground people in conflict areas and their goal is to come up with ideas to resolve prevent or mitigate deadly conflict and then come up with practical recommendations that we could then advocate on behalf of the organization to leaders and civil society and non-state actors around the world you wrote earlier this year for an american who had a hand in shaping u.s. middle east policy during the obama years coming to yemen has the unpleasant feel of visiting the scene of

libya as you and back to government of national accord has condemned the attack by half to war planes on civilians in the southern town of the murders of about 900 kilometers south of the capital tripoli the government of national accord is blaming forces loyal to the world have to pull what are called committing crimes against civilians in the south of libya it's also calling on the united nations support the mission in libya to open an investigation into those crimes and on a sunday after the drone launches air strikes killing get dozens of civilians in the town of mud is a big and injuring get the dozens of others we know that there to pull the tribes in the town of most of. the victims of these airstrikes have been totally injecting the what they call the military in all they have to as forces in the south and namely and the town of medic have to his forces on the other hand are accusing the tibble fighters of recruiting their tipple cousins from chad which fighters are categorically denying they say that all the victims are libyans civilians with libyan i.d.'s and libyan heritage

as bodies continue to wash ashore on libya's coast this week the death toll from last week's disaster in the mediterranean is still being counted. 20 bodies were recovered previously we have recovered 8 bodies and now the search is still ongoing for the rest of the bodies. 150 people are believed to have drowned when their boats capsized late last month as they tried to reach europe and u.n. agencies say they are not the only victims of a broken migration system for those who don't make it to europe their boats are intercepted at sea by libya's coast guard and placed in detention under an agreement supported by the european union around $5000.00 migrants and refugees are being held without having committed any crime 3000 of them are being detained in facilities close to the front line with fighters loyal to warlord hurry for half tired of fighting for the control of the capital tripoli according to the un refugee agency many are living in squalid conditions within the adequate food supplies libya's un recognized government is now closing 2 such facilities in misrata and columns and a

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it's also calling on the united nations support the mission in libya to open an investigation into those crimes and on a sunday after the drone. strikes killing get dozens of civilians in the town of murders a big and injuring get the dozens of others we know that there to pull the tribes in the town of murder the. victims of these airstrikes have been totally injecting the what they call the military would all have to as forces in the south and namely and the town of medic have to his forces on the other hand are accusing the tibble fighters of recruiting their tipple cousins from chad which fighters are categorically denying they say that all the victims are libyans civilians with libyan i.d.'s and libyan heritage we know that since last february when have those forces launched a military campaign to take control of the south of the libya including get strategic locations towns oil fields and airports that has been sporadic fighting between have to his forces and the fighters since then we understand that the tibble fighters in the sales of libya are now calling on the international co

still ahead on the al-jazeera news hour in libya forces loyal to the warlords are have to launch air strikes killing more than 40 people plus. i'm charlie on the edinburgh festival west of the most painful experiences on the steps. i will tell you which english premier league club showed mcguire the money that's coming up with peter in sports. how i think we will see the winds picking up across parts of the middle east over the next couple of days clear skies sunshine as per usual one or 2 showers just lurking between the black sea and the caspian just around the caucuses but otherwise you can see lots of dry weather in place 36 celsius in kabul 31 for karate or into the mid forty's for baghdad and also for kuwait you can see how that wind is just driving out of syria through iraq and pushing down across the arabian peninsula that's going to be the theme as we go on through the next couple of days so watch out for some lifted dust in the sand the visibility is not particularly good temperatures pick up in doha 4445 celsius over the next couple of days but it could be that breeze that

security council has met to discuss the convoy attack and the wider situation in libya i join others in condemning in the strongest terms today's attack on the u.n. convoy in benghazi we send our deepest sympathy to the families of the victims the u.n. exists to help and protect people and attack against its representatives is an attack on the international community at large and we salute the work that this doing in libya at the same time assistant secretary general said scores of libyans have also been injured safely the libyan representative can convey my country's condolences and sympathies to his country and to his people by the u.n. peacekeepers have also responded saying the attack or not stopped them from continuing their work in libya it serves to highlight the continued danger of terrorism because a country and the limits of effective security control in the absence of one government and one military and police force walking across the country it also confirms that the slate of the both of us still ities is creating a vacuum easily exploited by harvey called elements that's

peacekeepers of also respond or not stop their work in libya. it serves to highlight the continued danger of terrorism across the country and the limits of effective security control in the absence of one government and one military and police force walking across the country it also comes later the board of those still it is is creating a vacuum easily exploited by harvey called elements that strive on cowles and violence the united nation doesn't in turn to either create only via for the foreseeable future i would place the remains early longside the libyan people well earlier the libyan warlord only for half told us that his forces will observe a cease fire during the ied holidays starting from saturday the internationally recognized government in tripoli has already agreed to a un request for a truce have to us forces launched an offensive to take tripoli in april. security remains tight in indian administered kashmir although some restrictions have been needs to allow people to celebrate the holiday paramilitary forces continue to patrol th

security council has met to discuss the convoy attack and why the situation in libya. i join others in condemning in the strongest terms today's attack on the u.n. convoy in benghazi we send our deepest sympathy to the families of the victims un exists to help and protect people and attack against its representatives is an attack on the international community at large and we salute the work the un's menace doing in libya at the same time as the assistant secretary general said scores of libyans have also been injured safely the libyan representative can i convey my country's condolences and sympathies to his country and to his people u.n. peacekeepers also responded saying the attack won't stop them from continuing their operations in libya it serves to highlight the continued danger of terrorism a cause a country and the limits of effective security control in the absence of one government and one military and police force walking across the country it also confirms that the slate of the both of us still ities is treating a vacuum easily exploited by hardly called el

a libya will close 3 migrant and refugee detention centers of to criticism from the u.n. over conditions there 2 of them are in the coastal cities of misrata and homs the 3rd is in suburb of the capital tripoli forces loyal to a leaf a house that hit that facility in an airstrike a month ago killing at least 52 people more now from where he lama hummel. as bodies continue to wash ashore on libya's coast this week the death toll from last week's disaster in the mediterranean is still being counted among just 20 bodies were recovered previously we have recovered 8 bodies and now the search is still ongoing for the rest of the bodies. 150 people are believed to have drowned when their boats capsized late last month as they tried to reach europe and u.n. agencies say they are not the only victims of a broken migration system for those who don't make it to europe their boats are intercepted at sea by libya's coast guard and placed in detention under an agreement supported by the european union around $5000.00 migrants and refugees are being held without having committed any cr

well earlier i spoke to sam turner who is the head of mission for libya at doctors without borders and he described to me the trauma some of these migrants have entered. our team on board our medical team have conducted over 100 consultations already and they've seen a large number of people with injuries both nonviolent from the time that they were being danger in libya but also violence related injuries where people have been struck with guns or were beaten with sticks started to or had thought of liquid food on them. it was extremely clear about all of these people on board the ocean biking right now is that they have gone through a traumatic experience both during their time in libya and over the course of their time at sea many of them were at sea for days before being rescued by the regime boinking and now they've been stuck on board for over a week and our community left in limbo without a clue as to what's going to happen next. well in other developments the libyan coast guard has intercepted 4 boats carrying more than 270 migrants in the mediterranean sea they were picked up i

security council has met to discuss the convoy attack and the wider situation in libya. i join others in condemning in the strongest terms today's attack on the u.n. convoy in benghazi we send our deepest sympathy to the families of the victims the u.n. exists to help and protect people and attack against its representatives is an attack on the international community at large and we salute the work that this doing in libya at the same time as secretary general said scores of libyans have been injured safely the libyan representative can i convey my country's condolences and sympathies to his country and to his people at least 70 people have been killed and dozens injured after a fuel tanker exploded in tanzania it happened in the town of t.v. that's northwest of the capital douma people were trying to collect fields from the overturned vehicles security remains tight in indian administered kashmir unless some restrictions have been eased on our people to celebrate the muslim festival of . our military forces continue to patrol srinagar they were deployed before new delh

large number of people with injuries both nonviolent from the time that they were fleeing danger in libya but also violence related injuries where people have been struck with guns or were beaten with sticks. or had thought of liquid or on them. it was extremely clear about all of these people on board the ocean biking right now is that they have gone through a traumatic experience both during their time in libya and over the course of their time at sea many of them were at sea for days before being rescued by the russian boinking and now they've been stuck on board for over a week and are clearly left in limbo without a clue as to what's going to happen next. the italian in terry minnesota. has been empowered by a law which allows him to fine and confiscate these vessels but also to continue to deny them entry where does that leave your position what is your long term plan can you continue to operate these rescue ships will you eventually be faced with the prospect of having to dock in libya which you're trying to avoid our fate rests in the hands of the authorities and the governments w

the troubles come from libya and sometimes from central africa and sudan those infiltrators who come to us from the conflict zones and sometimes from gold mining areas are the main reason of troubles. there's been some unrest between herders and farmers in other african states including mali and nigeria drought and population growth aggravate the conflict while the influx of weapons and a rise in armed groups across the region have made the cycle of violence more deadly. chad soldiers are part of a regional force that's fighting back a harassment i select groups but some analysts suggest that strained the military and if it unable to counter the recent violence. one of the hottest says he's on the planet with most days over 30 degrees and with climate change expected to turn more of this region today as it battles over resources likely far from over alexia ryan al-jazeera. just say after migrants from the charity ship open arms were allowed to disembark in italy and then another vessel is close to italian waters looking for a safe port libya has offered the ship carrying more than 35

has some turn in our head of mission for libya at doctors without borders and what he had to say about the conditions the migrants are facing our team on board our medical team have conducted over 100 consultations already and they've seen a large number of people with injuries both nonviolent from the time that they were fleeing danger in libya but also violence related injuries where people have been struck with guns or were beaten with sticks. or had hot liquid or on them. it was extremely clear amongst all of these people on board the ocean biking right now is that they have gone through a traumatic experience both during their time in libya and over the course of their time at sea many of them were at sea for days or being rescued by the regime biking and now they've been stuck on board for over a week and are clearly left in limbo without a clue as to what's going to happen next. chad's president has declared a state of emergency in the east of the country after days of ethnic violence president idriss deby says the order will stay in place for 3 months in the day and cilla provi

well earlier i spoke to sam turner who is the head of mission for libya doctors without borders and he described to me the trauma these migrants have injured. our team on board our medical team have conducted over 100 consultations already and they've seen a large number of people with injuries both nonviolent from the time that they were fleeing danger in libya but also violence related injuries where people have been struck with guns or were beaten with sticks. or had thought of liquid food on their own. it was extremely clear about all of these people on board the ocean biking right now is that they have gone through a traumatic experience both during their time in libya and over the course of their time at sea many of them were at sea for days before being rescued by the regime boinking and now they've been stuck on board for over a week and are clearly left in limbo without a clue as to what's going to help next well in other developments the libyan coast guard has intercepted 4 boats carrying more than 270 migrants the mediterranean sea they were picked up in a separate rescue

says it will continue operations in libya despite an attack that killed 3 peacekeepers. at least 70 people were killed in tanzania after rushing to collect fuel from an overturned tonka. on defying a crackdown on protests the biggest opposition rally think is in russia's up. southern separatists in yemen have agreed to calls from saudi arabia for a ceasefire and even then 4 days of fighting in the city as separatists captured bases belonging to the presidential guard but after initially being called in to protect the presidential palace saudi forces withdrew before it was overrun by the violence is exposed on a pound rift in the south the u.s. military alliance that's been at war with the who think since 2015 while yemen's government is supported by the coalition the southern separatists have been armed and trained by the amorality is over but money has more. heat battles are braced for 4 days in yemen 2nd 38 and since the rebels took over the capital sanaa in 2015. 18 has been the seat of the country's internationally recognized government now key areas including the pr

we talk about the brutal wars in yemen libya and syria and the threat of an even bigger conflict between the u.s. and iran after president trump pulled out of the nuclear deal of 2015 a deal molly helped to negotiate. robert malley president of the international crisis group thank you for talking to al-jazeera let me start for our viewers who don't know the international crisis group tell us about your organization the one minute version sure i hope they're not too many who don't know that the organization but it's great to be here this is an organization that is pretty unique it has it starts with people on the ground people in conflict areas and their goal is to come up with ideas to resolve prevent or mitigate deadly conflict and then come up with practical recommendations that we could then advocate on behalf of the organization to leaders and civil society and non-state actors around the world you wrote earlier this year for an american who had a hand in shaping u.s. middle east policy during the. army is coming to yemen has the unpleasant feel of visiting the scene of a tragedy one

general antonio terrace has condemned a car bomb attack that's kill 3 united nations employees in libya and the explosion in the eastern city of benghazi happened moments before a u.n. convoy passed through the area security council to discuss that attack and the latest developments in libya i join others in condemning in the strongest terms today's attack on the u.n. convoy in benghazi we send our deepest sympathy to the families of the victims u.n. exists to help and protect people and attack against its representatives is an attack on the international community. the work the un's minnis doing in libya at the same time as the assistant secretary general said schools of libyans have also been injured safely the libyan representative coming convey my country's condolences and sympathies to his country and to his people and peacekeepers have also responded saying the attack will not stop their work in libya. it serves to highlight the continued danger of terrorism across the country and the limits of effective security control in the absence of one government and one military and police

security council has met to discuss the convoy attack and the wider situation in libya i join others in condemning in the strongest terms today's attack on the u.n. convoy in benghazi we send our deepest sympathy to the families of the victims the u.n. exists to help and protect people and attack against its representatives is an attack on the international community at large and we salute the work the un's menace doing in libya at the same time assistant secretary general said scores of libyans have also been injured safely the libyan representative can i convey my country's condolences and sympathies to his country and to his people or u.n. peacekeepers say that the attack won't stop them from continuing their operations in libya it serves to highlight the continued danger of till these are macaws a country and the limits of effective security control in the absence of one government and one military and police force walking across the country it also confirms that this latest both of those duties is creating a vacuum easily exploited by hardly called elements that's try on couse a

danger many of them did that to flee libya more times but have been intercepted the by the europeans the border do believe. and force them back to the danger for nearly 2 weeks the ocean viking operated by doctors without borders has been circling the same spot in the mediterranean sea the italian island of you know as or close to lampedusa it was refused entry to malta and the italian authorities have ignored 2 appeals by the vessel to dock safely. just days before another drawn out standoff between italy and the ship run by a spanish charity open arms it came to an end when a local prosecutor visited the vessel and after witnessing the conditions on board ordered it to dock. overjoyed at finally reaching land they suffered days of distress at sea with no way of knowing if they were going to be able to stay alive . to see how it's possible that the differing government are producing. all the international notion until now any consequences this monument known as the gate to europe is a symbol of how. has been a welcoming people seeking refuge over the years but italy's antiviolence i

security council has met to discuss the attack and the latest developments in libya . since that attack on the u.n. in libya there's been more violence rocket fire has entered 3 people main airport that's despite the declaration of a truce storing the 8 holiday. or had said it has forces will commit to a cease fire for the next 4 days launched an offensive in april against the internationally recognized government more on what's happening there in tripoli let's go to. head with the latest but what is the latest there. well the. civilians have been injured in a random rocket a grad missile according to eyewitnesses and local sources landed in a densely populated district in a neighborhood that's in the vicinity of the airport the only operational airport in the capital tripoli at least 3 civilians from one thinly have been injured by the random rocket and also other rockets landed in in the airport in a made to get airport i earlier spoke with. authorities. airport to days had that there and them grabbed it misses the missiles that landed on the runway and also in an ar

live in libya as we live to libya in small boat into the deep sea the boat started to shake until it's capsized in this moment i look at what i did. i remember what happened. mohammed is taking refuge at the red crescent center outside zazi has other survivors like him are still struggling to cope with the terror of danger would wondering if they ever dare to go through it all again to reach europe a new cemetery is being built here it already contains the bodies of $71.00 people that were washed ashore on the city beaches last month. each of these graves have been numbered in the d.n.a. sample has been taken from each one of the victims the record of those is being held at the local hospital already the director of the red crescent is receiving inquiries from all over the hell region and even from morocco about who might be lying here these waters are meant to be a source of fun and pleasure but the death toll is rising all the time and that's reality that's haunting this beach david chaytor al jazeera sources. much more still ahead for you on the program we'll be meeting a bahraini a

in a circle gone. 80 migrants have been saved by french rescue ship from a dinghy off the coast of libya a group doctors without borders posted photos of the migrants being ferried to the norwegian flag rescue ship the ocean viking italy's interior minister met to salvage any says he is preparing to sign a ban on the ship's entry into italian waters under a new agreement decree the ship risks being fined more than a $1000000.00 meanwhile more than 800 people have died this year trying to cross the mediterranean in the last 2 months alone dozens of bodies of washed up on tunisia's terrace beaches which borders libya the main base for people smugglers david has been to the results which is becoming a new frontline in the migration crisis. beyond the horizon of these war waters lapping the sure of sars this tragedy is playing out and time and tide of bringing the bodies of its victims to these tourist be shoes. more than 70 migrants drowned last month when their inflatable raft sank in rough weather. the director of the red crescent to help pull them out of the water told me the corpses wer

employees in libya explosion in the eastern city of benghazi happened moments before a u.n. convoy passed through the area the u.n. security council has met to discuss the convoy attack on the widest situation in the country. i join others in condemning in the strongest terms today's attack on the u.n. convoy in benghazi we send our deepest sympathy to the families of the victims the un exists to help and protect people and attack against its representatives is an attack on the international community at large and we salute the work the un's menace doing in libya at the same time as the assistant secretary general said scores of libyans have also been injured safely the libyan representative can i convey my country's condolences and sympathies to his country and to his people are here and peacekeepers have also responded saying the attack will not stop them from continuing their operations in libya it serves to highlight the continued danger of terrorism because a country and the limits of effective security control in the absence of one government and one military and polic

security council has met to discuss the convoy attack and the wider situation in libya i join others in condemning in the strongest terms today's attack on the u.n. convoy in benghazi we send our deepest sympathy to the families of the victims the u.n. exists to help and protect people and attack against its representatives is an attack on the international community at large and we salute the work the un's menace doing in libya at the same time as the system secretary general said schools of libyans have been injured safely the libyan representative can i convey my country's condolences and sympathies to his country and to his people earlier libya and more laws khalifa haftar said that his forces will observe a cease fire during the 4 day holiday which began on saturday the internationally recognized government in tripoli is already a.

it seems that the ceasefire agreement proposed by the united nations support the mission in libya and accepted by both warring factions in southern tripoli is not very firm as random rockets landed on sunday in densely populated areas and injuring a number of innocent civilians also airport the only operational airport in tripoli authorities there say that random rockets landed and it damaged part of the runway and they had to temporarily suspend until further notice we know that it's been quiet on sunday on the front lines except one axes as military sources with the government of national called say that they they received the rockets fired at the behalf those forces in where there will be an area in southern tripoli meanwhile the say that have those forces are mobilizing more troops ammunition and military vehicles coming from military bases in area and sent to libya towards have those forces locations in southern tripoli it seems that this temporary ceasefire agreement is not very firm as it could be breached by. either one of their own all of the warning the factions at any time.

since my 1st trip to libya was and then $69.00. and better also though his spectacles a condition and is always a completely leaves and. going to one. wire all easy to show off i think where all countries affected over libya why not giving. pussy to it to exist as a voice and to jointly express what they would like to do is a home country she's my aim is not to make peace east to create. the fundamentals to create. for. peace this is what i'm trying to say what kind of effort do you have to make to actually bring this people together in the same room must test is always some big word yes it should be well but it's.

in libya forces loyal to the warlord holly for hafter launch air strikes killing at least 41 people. i'm going to get your score with the sports is in and scriptures have a huge task ahead to save the 1st ashes test and after 2 mass shootings in the u.s. this top american football as tells lawmakers enough is enough. congress to do something and you. know hong kong wide general strike has turned into another confrontation between the police and protesters the police have been firing tear gas to break up crowds that were blocking traffic earlier the city was brought to a virtual standstill by the strike train services were disrupted and at least 100 flights were canceled protesters are angry at how the government and the police have handled weeks of protests triggered by a controversial extradition bill many with the territories leader carry lamb to resign that she's accusing the protests is of trying to destroy hong kong. such extensive disruptions in the name of certainty months or uncooperative movement have seriously undermined hong kong's law and order. and are pushing our city t