an investigative reporter based in malawi. i have worked with bbc_ in malawi.bc africa eye exposing human rights abuses corruption and violent— rights abuses corruption and violent crime in my home country _ violent crime in my home country. runako asked me to help— country. runako asked me to help with _ country. runako asked me to help with the investigation. when — help with the investigation. when she showed me the low iq video. _ when she showed me the low iq video. i— when she showed me the low iq video, i was shocked. the children— video, i was shocked. the children shouting demeaning things — children shouting demeaning things. it happened and it was hidden — things. it happened and it was hidden in _ things. it happened and it was hidden in plain sight. amazingly, runako had managed to find _ amazingly, runako had managed to find out exactly where this was — to find out exactly where this was filmed. she sent me the co—ordinates, sol was filmed. she sent me the co—ordinates, so i set off to find — co—ordinates, so i set off to find out _ co—ordinates,

a village in malawi.eamed up with henry, an investigative reporter there, and he managed to find the children who recognized themselves in the video. >> that is you? >> we met their families and told them how much money people had made from filming their children. >> profiting from the poor? >> it is very painful because if somebody is poor, you should leave them alone. >> we struggle to raise our children, and somebody com and uses them as a business. it is hurtful. >> the children and several other people we spoke to all mentioned one filmmaker. he is called the chinese world -- word for uncle. after gathering evidence, we sent an undercover journalist to meet him. we showed him the low iq video. said, this was mine. >> this video? >> hold on. he says, no. this is not me. it was my friend. it looks as though he let a secret slip. he said it so excitedly, then suddenly he reversed, no. this was a friend. >> it was time topeak to him ourselves. i asked him in chinese why he had made the videos. >> because

his mother is one of dozens against albinos in malawi and the past decade. i think this is aaron to all that our young that this 10 days. oh, very kidding with. oh, personally, without even using hugh do with you in you effect his door. he goes to we are through who are new things. we need you to enjoy the life as interviewing else. fair remains and parts of africa for people born with albinism activists say, at least in this case, the powerful have been held to account barbara anchor per hour to sarah police. and you have a rest of the co founder of the fact checking website. old news, mohammed's of air has been a critic, a prime minister in orange remote his government. the bear had exposed controversial comments about the prophet mohammed by a van b. j. p. spokeswoman the committee to protect journalists has condemned the arrest and a man has been beheaded in the indian state of for a just on the states chief minister has condemned the act in the city of a poor poverty. mitchell has more from the jelly. 2 men went to a shop and kill, brutally killed and b

his mother is one of dozens against albinos in malawi and the past decade. i think this is air thrown through all my our young's that this 10 days? oh, very kidding with. oh, personally, without even using hugh do with you in you effect his door he goes to we are through who are new things. we need you to enjoy the late as interviewing else. fair remains and parts of africa for people born with albinism activists say, at least in this case, the powerful have been held to account barbara anchor per hour to sarah negotiations to put libya on a path to hold a long way to elections taking place in geneva. the when's political j fees urging the heads of libby as to rival parliament to agree on a plan to hold free fare and inclusive violence. negotiations aimed at restoring a un lead election fell apart. last december where we challenge has more from the talks in geneva. what you have here is 2 days of talks between these 2 rival delegations. you've got, i get a sally, who's the speaker of the house of representatives, and then there's colored mystery. the preside

maryam: a catholic priest in malawi is beginning a prison term in his role of a man.five other traffickers received sentences for the murder of a 22-year-old in 2018. the plan to sell his organs was heard by the court. reporter: from catholic priest to prisoner. five others were handed life sentences, including a medical officer, a policeman and the victim's brother. >> i am happy he has been sentenced to life in prison so that i do not have to see them again. reporter: he was found guilty of luring the man into a trap with the promise of marriage. but they killed him to traffic his organs. some believe albino parts bring wealth in certain rituals. his murder is one of dozens in malawi in the past decade. >> i think this is a message that this killing of people who are out banjos moscow. -- albinos must stop. reporter: fear remains in parts of africa for people born with albinism. maryam: sri lanka has suspended the sale of fuel to nonessential services because the government is struggling to conserve supplies and solve its worst economic crisis. schools are closed an

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his matter is one of dozens against albinos in malawi in the past decade. i think this is in a throne to all my young that this 10 days. oh hello. right. are you kidding me? or personally, without even using hulu with you if you do store. because we are also who are on your vehicle cuz we need you to enjoy the life as interviewing else. fair remains and parts of africa for people born of albinism. active it's say at least in this case the powerful have been held to account. barbara and copa, alta sarah, now shall anchor is suspended. the sale of fuel turned non essential services because the government is struggling to conserve supplies and solve its worst economic crisis. for decades, schools are closed while only trains bosses medical services and vehicles are allowed to access fuel foreign exchange reserves or a rack or low. and that's restricting the country's ability to pay for essential imports of food, fuel and medicine. the government has loose and fuel import rules and sent ministers to cattle and russia to strike energy deals. a cans, hospital in

the malawi police service has responded to that report — saying it has launched an investigation intoar from outside source. stories that we are bringing you hearfrom outside source. you can go to the bbc website. i was even a couple of minutes' time. —— will see you. hello. some significant heat building across the uk in the days ahead. we started our week with temperatures around average, the majority of us seeing figures in the high teens and the low 20s, but by the end of the week, many of us could be talking about the high 20s or even in excess of 30. heatwave conditions to start the week across spain that has spread to central europe through wednesday and then we hooked some of the heat into eastern england, thursday, and by friday, it is significantly more widespread. many parts of a and wales see damages in the high 20s to low 30s, possibly some heat even getting as far north as southern scotland. scotland, we will always have some weather fronts closer by towards the north—west, they will produce some gales over night tonight, and some are more persistent rain into western co

eye tracked down one prolific chinese video producer who has used very young children from rural malawina has this report — and just a warning, some viewers may find parts of it offensive. "happy birthday." "good luck in your exams." "congrats on your wedding." in china over the past few years, it's become a thing to send personalised greeting videos via social media and messaging apps. videos featuring africans, including children, have become especially popular. these videos sell for up to usd$70 each. the content can be innocent enough, but some of them are controversial, and in early 2021, one video shared on chinese social media was particularly shocking. the word the children are using could be translated as �*black monster�* or �*black devil�* but really, it's the chinese equivalent of the n—word. the video sparked worldwide debate about racism in china. today, what i found on the internet was so disgusting. but no—one was held accountable. with africa eye, i set out to find out where it was filmed and who made it. my colleagues and i examined hundreds of videos, cross—referencin

his matter is one of dozens against albinos in malawi, in the past decade. i think this is air thrown through all my low young's that this 10 days? oh, very kidding with oh, face moved without even using hugh do with you in you effect his door. he goes to we are through who i knew things. we need you to enjoy the late as interviewing else. fair remains and parts of africa for people born with albinism activists say, at least in this case, the powerful have been held to account. barbara and copa al to sarah savoy, central bank has raised its main interest rate to a record high of 200 percent. that's the highest rates in the world. now the bank is trying to tame inflation. that's running at more than 190 percent or him a toss. a has moved from perry. a lack of confidence in some bobby's dollar and soaring, inflation is taking a toll on its people. the central bank is more than doubling interest rates from 80 to 200 percent from july. the 1st an attempt to rain in inflation. the finance minister hopes to boost market confidence, saying other currencies will sti

eventually we managed to pinpoint the exact video where many of them were filmed, a village in malawi children who recognise themselves in at the low iq video. that's you? we met their families and told them how much money people had made from filming their children. transpac fitting from a is transpac fitting from a is transpac profiting from the pooh poon we raise our children and somebody comes and uses them as a business. — somebody comes and uses them as a business, it is hurtful. the _ a business, it is hurtful. the children and several other people we spoke to all mentioned one filmmaker called susu. we found out his real name. after gathering more evidence, we send an undercover journalist to meet him. we showed him the low iq video. he said, this was mine. he said, this was mine. this video? hold on, hold on. he says, "no, no, norma, this is not me, this was my friend. close—mac it looks as though he let a secret slip. he says it so excitedly and then suddenly he reverses, no, this was a friend who took it. it was time to speak to him ourselves. i asked him in chinese why he

let so speak to bon face. massage was the director of standing voice malawi, that's an organization that works to defend the rights of people with albinism in africa is also a member of the malawi human rights commission. he's joining us from osaka in zombie. a welcome to al jazeera, so thanks so much for your time. first. can i get your reaction on the court sentencing? a catholic, priest, and other people for the 28 killing. what is your reaction? has justice been served? yes, i think a for us, this is read the they have met. so for justice, for people 5 in is in the in monopoly and across africa we have been i think cry ah force p dis and dissing and judgment for the key. lots of people. barbie news and so today reading mugs and by judgment that we have seen a high profile case ah, reaching gay conclusion are also we have seen as victims sit upgrading that b cody, it has been a long wait ah, for this judgment and we are so happy that all novel coach, i'll find out a good case rate. i mean this is not the 1st case of violence against people living with albinism, specifically in mental

his matter is one of dozens against albinos in malawi, in the past decade. i think this is any throne to all that our young that this 10 days. oh, the vital kidding. with all personally with having using who do with you in you? i think the store he goes to we are through who are new things. we need you to enjoy the life as interviewing else. fair remains and parts of africa for people born with albinism activists say, at least in this case, the powerful have been held to account barbara anchor per hour to sarah. a former nazi concentration camp guard has been sentenced to 5 years in jail by a german court. joseph schwartz is the oldest person to be charged with complicity in war crimes. during the holocaust, he's a 101 years old. dominic cane is in berlin with more on the case. the details of the case are indeed harrowing. the defense that this man should, sir, offered. the court was that he'd never been to the camp at the prosecution, was able to introduce documentary evidence that said somebody with his name, yours of should. so somebody with his same birt

his mother is one of dozens against albinos in malawi, in the past decade. i think this is in a throne to o young's that this 10 does. oh, righty kidding. with all those ones, without even using hulu with you if you do store because we are through our new things, we need you to enjoy the lake as interviewing else. fair remains and parts of africa for people born of albinism activists say, at least in this case the path will have been held to account. barbara and copa, alta sarah protest is in garnish capital across a several people have been injured after police fire tear gas and rubber coated bullets. thousands have been rallying against corruption and a stagnating economy. police say a dozen officers have been taken to hospital after protest as pelted them with stones. several people have been arrested, protest is angry about steep tax rises, fuel price hikes, and allegations of police brutality talks between the ecuadorian government and indigenous groups and a nation wide fuel strike have been suspended following an attack on a military convoy and discus

and we look at the dangers of living with albinism in malawi. a priest is sentence for his involvement in the killing of a man with the condition. ah, more than 180 people are being treated in hospital after a tank of chlorine exploded in jordan. a tank blew up on monday after falling from a crane in the port of a cobber, at least 13 people were killed. as mohammed val reports all witnesses described the explosion as extremely powerful. 30 tons of clothing gas created a thick yellow cloud. the force of the blast, scattering workers and more vehicles around the dock. my your score was him to clean his wanted but lucky to have survived. ah. and had the helga been, i was inside the crane and i heard the sound of an explosion. a very loud explosion . i came out from the crane towards the ship viola, and just before i reached the ship, i saw this yellow material. i didn't know that it was toxic and i thought the ship had exploded. this ship is egg i was supposed to be heading to g booty and about $525.00 there, a man dying of jordan time. this accide

there aren't enough of them to go around. malawi, khalid commander of the 2 or 3 months with the army corps says they need more helicopters or whatever planes we had enough canister and we brought them all from kinda hard couple. of course, we still need much more. there's still a shortage for thousands of avalon the last few days have been full of loss and grief for the tall one government. it's been a test, a test of their ability to respond to disaster. your coupon says his community is surrounded by tragedy managers. the lowest discipline that last night there was an earthquake and we lost everything. we have martyrs, there, here, there. there are a lot of injured people. all these houses are destroyed. we've lost our mosque. there's nothing left here, only the injured even women, all because of the earthquake, were here at the pack to army corps, which has become the epicenter of aid for the earthquake relief. all day helicopters take off and land from here, they bring the injured. they also take with them assistance from international aid organizations and from of on a organizat

they incident case if that we've had there isn't one happened last year in malawi, where a child without beneath him was hacked and lean basically on the lead. believe that our body parts of puzzle with albinism can create wealth or family. some believe it's to even talk about albinism. many people with a condition struggle to find jobs and those the do often find their options limited . but positive exposures advocacy has seen more culprits. open doors now specialized for support albinism here lead the top of them out there. and then there's this fair to say what to do. i need to walk around these supporting diversity in inclusion and shelling like albinism is just part of the beauty of human. they've received jane white, there is working towards a more inclusive kenya where a lack of pigment doesn't mean a lack of respect. indeed, supporting diversity and including people with albinism is bo way to go from one inspiring woman to very inspiring young man. i'll be ex, he grew up in cologne, germany among the colonies community. he's music combines influences from both cultures. but that'

had him attached to out there had added the call to malawi has sentenced a catholic priest to 30 years in prison for the murder of a man with albinism. 12 people were convicted for the 2018 killing with 500 life sentences, including the victims, brother. the judge says they were plans to sell mcdonald musson because body parts . after his death north korean leader kim jogan has held another meeting of the ruling party. the country is now battling an outbreak of an unidentified gastro intestinal disease following a wave of cave at 19 cases. the rainy season is also started earlier than usual that adding to concerns of a crop output with the country already suffering from chronic food shortages. in business leaders and government officials in ecuador and negotiating conditions to end a nationwide strike, or the government has agreed to meet some of the strikers demands for lowering the price of basic goods and improving health and education. differences remain the same. human has moved from ecuador capitol, kito o. negotiations to end ecuador is crippling. nationwide strike have been exc

tissue of mcdonald, my son booker, after his death of a semester, is a director of standing voice malawi, an organization that works to defend the rights of people with alcoholism and africa, is also a member of them allow human rights commission and he says it was a well organized crime syndicate behind the matter. i think a for us, this is really a justice for people 5 in is in, in my way across africa. we have been, i think cry for, for speed. this interesting and judgment for the key. lots of people, probably news. and so today reading marks and mike, i judgment that we have seen a high profit case reaching get conclusion. and also we have seen as victims celebrating that victory. it has been a long wait for this judgment, and we are so happy that our number of court finally concluded this case. why we sort of building this case. but it does demonstrate to do different layouts. all of the attackers on it to read. it shows that t, it's a well organized syndicate, the involvement of the priest, the catholic priest involvement of the police officer, the involvement of the medical person

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there aren't enough of them to go around. malawi, khalid commander of the 2 or 3 months with the army corps says they need more helicopters or whatever planes we had enough canister and we brought them all from kind of hard couple. of course, we still need much more. there's still a shortage for thousands of on the last few days have been full of loss and grief for the top one government, it's been a test, a test of their ability to respond to disaster. your coupon says his community is surrounded by tragedy. managers allow for this be but last night there was an earthquake and we lost everything. we have martyrs, there, here, there. there are a lot of injured people. all these houses are destroyed. we've lost our mosque. there's nothing left here, only the injured even women, all because of the earthquake. we're here at the pack to army corps, which has become the epicenter of aid for the earthquake relief. all day helicopters take off and land from here, they bring the injured. they also take with them assistance from international aid organizations and from of on a organization to

daily basis. plenty more had i miss news, including we look at the dangers of living with albinism in malawi at praise. is sentence for his involvement in the killing of a man whose condition and his dreams job for the home favorite. and the women told him that wimbledon will have all the actions ah, negotiated from iran. and the us are in cut up for the latest round of indirect talks to revive the 2015 nuclear do. runs ambassador to cause i has share this image with the iranian diplomat to ali harry, who is now in jo. hum, official negotiations in vienna had stalled because of the differences between the u. s. and iran. earlier this week around foreign minister said tara was ready to resume talks. okay, she ations to help i to help long awaited elections in libya. i b r about to get underway at the united nations headquarters in geneva. the u. n's. political chief is urging rival fractions to agree on a framework for freight and inclusive elections. libby a split between rival groups in the east and west in 2014. but last year they will hopes of progress towards unification with the rival p

zambia, malawi,moldova, dominican republic .if you're elected on the democratic conformist rule of law anticorruption platform and but part of what you have said is democracy delivers which is the key message and we need to make it such. so democracy delivers and then you find yourself with again, fertilizer prices skyrocketing and inevitably even you say this is a global phenomenon. putin invaded ukraine. the climate is the china debt isn't doing us any favors because we're having to pay off that debt instead of expanding the social safety net. whatever you say inevitably if you're a citizen you're looking at your leader saying was my life better off a year ago when i had the corrupt leader who may have been hostile to the rule of law and not at all interested in fighting corruption so is it for those cases that are really trying to buck the anti-democratic trend globally, it's just a very very challenging time and we are doing everything in our powerto meet . >> by three-quarters of a percentage point and anticipates that ongoing increases in that rate will be appropriate. in additio

imagine if you again elected as is the case in just to give a few examples zambia, malawi, moldova, dominican republic, these are real bright spots, if you're elected on it democratic reformers rule of law anticorruption platform, and but part of what you've said is that democracy delivers, right, which is a key message we need to make and make it such so democracy delivers and then you find yourself with again fertilizer prices skyrocketing, food prices skyrocketing and inevitably even if you say look this is a global phenomenon, who invaded ukraine, climate, the china debt isn't doing us any favors because we're having to pay off that debt every month instead of expanding the social safety net, whatever you say inevitably if your citizen you're looking at your leader and saying was my life better off a year ago when i had the corrupt, you know, corrupt leader who may have been hostile to the rule of law or not at all interested in fighting corruption. for those places that are really trying to buck the international trends globally it's just a very, very challenging time and we're doing eve