but that's exactly what the administration in malaya is trying to achieve. it treats the children in a way that makes them run away. it sees the children as enemies. but they aren't enemies they're children and the solution is to give them the attention they need and spain as well as an adult and in germany. you know. surely it can't be true that europe which promotes human rights can't take care of itself. and what's happening at the moment is terrible. it's women look at the bus and. later despite the constant police patrols we managed to arrange to meet. in the old town after his failed escape attempt a modest come to an important decision for himself and his brother. it's better if we get out together or if he goes first. he stays here on his own no one to look after him and buys him. if i'm not here i'll start smoking weed or sniffing glue. i always make sure he doesn't do that. i can't simply go off and leave him on his own and. it's good that i stay here. and i'm worried about both of us. if i grow older and have no education and no work will be lost.

added fuel to increasing confusion around just how next week's election will take place for me to malaya al-jazeera nairobi. the un secretary general antonio the terror she is to go to the central african republic next week to draw attention to what he calls the world's forgotten crisis has asked the un security council for nine hundred more peacekeeping troops to go to the central african republic my visit also worms to draw attention to a fragile situation that is often far from the media spotlight across the country communal tensions are growing violence is spreading and humanitarian situation is deteriorating. since the beginning of these year the number of internally displaced persons is almost doubled reaching six hundred thousand. and the number of refugees in neighboring countries are surpassed five hundred thousand i've just asked the security council to increase the ceiling of troops incentives going to public and also to increase their capacity their mobility and their ability to address the very dramatic challenges they face more now from charlotte ballasts. for months now an

for me to malaya al-jazeera nairobi. motto is in the opposition stronghold of there and the capital of nairobi mohammad how much voting actually happened where you are if at all. well michel i'm of the olympic primary school which is. in the heart slum two hundred twenty thousand people registered to vote here over lot figure only fifteen minutes to vote early on in the day usually these in past elections this is the playground of the school would be fool voters with queues snaking into the early hours of the slum but early on in the morning a group of angry protesters broke through the fence of the school demolishing it and came in they said some of the classrooms that were being used as polling stations on fire the police had to use the water comes to put the fire out the protesters have been relentless they keep coming back every time the police tried to despise them this is a scene from earlier what happened to one of the protesters who was arrested by the police they started beating him up with their bottoms and col

for me to malaya al-jazeera nairobi. well the opposition stronghold of kissimmee has experienced some of the worst violence catherine saw is there and said the strong. it's been running battles almost all day between police important stores in parts of key so we're at a place called can barely hear police have been firing tear gas at a group of mostly young men who are behind this truck they've been trying to push them back but the men have been using slings to throw stones are the police the police are also using water cannons to disperse the crowd has been very difficult also getting to this particular location a road blocks have been set up by people have been put up by people we spoke to some of them were trying to get through and they were saying that they want to make sure that no ballot materials get to the various polling stations or people here are very angry and frustrated they say that they will not recognize are who are looking at a win there will not recognise his presidency either. this is not our election

for me to malaya al-jazeera nairobi. and here's the thing catherine we also know that voting has been suspended in some areas in the western part of the country like where you are in fact so ok is sending us a question on facebook and is wondering what will happen to areas where the voting has been suspended. well the electoral commission says that this election will now happen on saturday and people here are saying well it's not going to make a difference it's going to be the same situation same story we're going to make sure that voting doesn't happen in this region so these procedures easier talking about this areas these are for constituencies in this region called in all there are about one point three million voters and a lot of the people that we've been talking to today are saying that they are not going to allow voting to take place at all alia daryn we were at a polling station in fact it was a struggle just getting open polling stations when finally found one we spoke to the returning officer that you know one

for me to malaya al-jazeera nairobi. or the opposition stronghold of casino has experienced some of the worst violence there is catherine so is there and sent this report. it's been running battles almost all day between police important just as in parts of we're at a place called can barely hear police have been firing tear gas at a group of mostly young men who are behind this trucks have been trying to push them back but the men have been using slings to throw stones at the police the police are also using water cannons to disperse the crowd has been very difficult also getting to this particular location a road blocks have been set up by people have been put out by people we spoke to some of them were trying to get through and they were saying that they want to make sure that no ballot materials get to the various polling stations or people here are very angry and frustrated they say that they will not recognize are who are looking at a win there will not recognize his presidency either. this is not our election just

added fuel to increasing confusion around just how next week's election will take place for me to malaya al-jazeera nairobi. nigerian police say four kidnapped british citizens have been taken in the southern delta state a police spokesman said they were taken by unidentified gunmen on friday from a rural community in the oil rich state he added the abductors have so far not made contact with police. four people have died in togo in clashes between security forces and protesters demanding the resignation of the president police fired tear gas at people defying a government ban on midweek protests victoria b reports. the nissim they family has ruled togo for half a century these protesters say it's time for a change. we want change we want jobs for our youth we don't want an assembly a family in this country. we're really fed up with this regime have been in power for fifty years now and the did nothing to develop the country we want a nine hundred ninety two constitution but i can assure you that we're rolling from south to the north in our efforts to have a constitution. opposition acti