nearly 180000 refugees and asylum seekers live in malaysia most of the. my rowing go for decades the country has refused to sign the un geneva convention of 951 for malaysia's refugees that means no recognised status no protection and no rights. children are the worst affected malaysia hinders their access to an education 2 thirds of the children do not go to school at all the rest attend informal learning centers such as the future school. deborah henry founded the private school in 2009 it's funded by donations many of the children here are traumatised. i remember when i 1st started working with the students we did this activity i gave them pieces of paper and crayons and i said to them just draw something you know your family and your favorite things and the pages remained black and what caused that why why were they not able to dream and to and to create and to think outside of the box and i think they've gone through so much that he just couldn't they couldn't see beyond now what do you do to like story someone's imagination to get them dreaming in.

as we mentioned malaysia is easing curbs on businesses and movements after weeks under lockdown this was a scene early in the capital this thousands joined the morning rush hour and speak to florence we in kuala lumpur for us so what do the easing of the restrictions mean for people in malaysia florence and what do they make of it. all it means a lot more businesses and shops and offices can now reopened but they have to implement certain safety measures including temperature screening and making sure there's enough space within the premises that people in there can practice physical distancing and people and also now allowed to exercise outside of their homes they can play sports that don't involve contact or huge groups of people earlier this morning we saw a couple of joggers on the street now. employers however have been advised to as far as possible allow people to continue working from home and it seems many people are heeding that government that by the in that respect the seats on the whole a lot busier than they have been in the last 6 weeks but nowhere near a regular weekda

march from their homes in malaysia's capital our roundup of hundreds of migrants and made fear of coronavirus. fully bacteria watching al jazeera live from doha also heads. to the old back in a public view after 3 weeks north korea's state television shows video of leader kim jong il own up to local speculation about his health plus ice or carries out 2 of its biggest attacks in iraq since the sixty's 3 years ago 10 members of a paramilitary force that kail. and are fighting for survival the financial costs of coronavirus brains a bleak picture for the future of some zoos in the u.k. . thank you very much for joining us we start in malaysia where police have detained hundreds of refugees and migrant workers in kuala lumpur the raids were carried out on homes across the capital on friday tensions have been high after some malaysians blamed for an as for a surge in corona virus cases last month and for being a burden on much needed resources but elsewhere they continue to be progress in the fight against the coronavirus the united states has approved an experimental anti-viral drug for emergenc

southeast asian nations are taking tentative steps to lift coronavirus restrictions thailand and malaysia have spent weeks and locked down but at the start of the working week thailand's allowing restaurants salans and pet shops to reopen no new deaths have been reported in days but all incoming flights have been banned until the end of the month while malaysia is allowing the majority of businesses to reopen but large gatherings are still not allowed and schools and universities remain closed people have also been asked to continue social distancing we'll hear from scott hyde like he's in bangkok shortly but 1st france who is in malaysia's capital quantum of bull. most businesses are now allowed to reopen including retailers like this one and shopping malls but they're going to have to implement certain safety measures including temperature screening and making sure there's enough space within the premises for people to maintain a practice physical distance thing now and boy it's however have been advised to allow people to work from home as far as possible and we're seeing that on the s

an experimental drug as a treatment homes raided and hundreds of migrants rounded up by police in malaysia foreign is being blamed for a coronavirus spike and finding the funny side of comedians in cars are using humor to raise awareness of covert 90. thank you very much for joining us north korean state media says kim jong un has made his 1st public appearance in almost 3 weeks and in the past hour a video has been shown on state television these images a say to show their leader opening efforts lies of factory speculation over kim's health and whereabouts had been growing after he failed to appear at birthday celebrations for his late grandfather last month less speak talk correspondent in seoul south korea iraq mcbride rob for us we had still pictures now of these moving images from north korean state media will these pictures finally silence the room as you think. it does show that kim jong un looking remarkably healthy especially as some reports had him barely clinging to life just a couple of days ago these are said to be video images taken at this opening ceremony of this fertilizer

soft east asian nations are taking cautious steps to lift coronavirus restrictions thailand and malaysia have spent weeks under lockdown thailand's allowing restaurants along and pet shops to reopen no new desk have been reported in days all incoming flights however have been banned until the end of the month malaysia will allow the majority of businesses to reopen large gatherings are not allowed however we'll have more from malaysia in just a moment but 1st sanjay sarah scott hi larry explained some of the measures lifted in thailand. this is the 2nd day the 1st business day of the relaxation of these restrictions that were imposed back in march you know it's a slow and steady process according to the government you know it's going to be every 2 weeks with a re-evaluate how things are going and then we'll decide if the move forward in lifting some of these restrictions right now some more shops are allowed to open up restaurants are allowed to have people dying in but distancing very strict social distancing measurements within those restaurants though we've always had a and encourage

southeast asian nations are taking tentative steps to lift coronavirus restrictions thailand and malaysia have spent weeks and locked down but at the start of a new working week malaysia is allowing the majority of businesses to reopen large gatherings hasta last allowed and schools and universities remain closed people have also been asked to continue social distancing while thailand is allowing restaurants salans and pet shops to reopen no new deaths had been reported there in days but all incoming flights have been banned until the end of the month well we'll hear from scott hides in bangkok shortly but 1st let's speak to florence who is she joins us from the capital quite alone for france malaysia's easing restrictions talk us through what that means practically for people there and how they've been reacting. many businesses and offices are now allowed to reopen including retailers and shopping malls like what you see behind me but they have to implement certain safety measures including temperature screening and making sure that's enough space within the premises people inside to pra

malaysia under fire for detaining hundreds of refugees and migrants after blaming foreigners for a surge in corona virus cases meanwhile spaniards had outside as they're allowed to exercise in the open for the 1st time in 7 weeks. your t.l. to 0 life from london i'm dead are you not also ahead more than 40 prisoners are killed as they try to break out of a venezuela jail during the riots and north korea's leader was surfaces state media broadcast images of conduct after weeks of speculation about his. fellow there are concerns that coronavirus is feeling a rise in discrimination against minorities so malaysia's government says efforts to contain the virus were behind its rounding up of more than $500.00 undocumented migrants in kuala lumpur they include refugees who fled me and mar meanwhile france has extended its data from urgency by 2 months until the end of july even though some of its restrictions are due to be eased in just over a week's time and take a look at spain people flooded the streets as a ban on outdoor exercise was lifted at certain times of day social distancing is requ

a couple of days ago malaysia's senior minister said the government would detain undocumented migrants it had identified in areas under lockdown and these include several apartments in kuala lumpur where the raids were carried out on friday the police chief who was that the operation was quoted by local media as saying they would have the detaining undocumented migrants because they are difficult to trace and so it made more sense to hold them in detention centers to prevent the spread of the coronavirus but the timing and the manner in which these rates have been carried out have been criticised the u.n.h.c.r. said several asylum seekers and refugees have also been picked up and it has been informed by authorities that they were being held for the purpose of very fine their identity and we're also we've also seen videos of people being held at close quarters with no opportunity for physical distancing not everyone was wearing a mosque girls were getting reports that children were also detained so the raids have apostle being criticized as inhumane and they've also been described as fo

have spent weeks in lockdown boss at the start of a new a human week malaysia is allowing the majority of businesses to reopen large gatherings off still not allowed schools and universities remain closed and people have been asked to continue social distancing while thailand's also allowing restaurants salans and pet shops to reopen no new deaths have been reported there in days but all incoming flights have been banned until the end of the month while we'll hear from scott hyla and bangkok shortly but fast front story isn't malaysia's capital kuala lumpur. many businesses and offices are now allowed to reopen putting retailers in shopping malls like what you see behind me but they have to implement certain safety measures including temperature screening and making sure there's nothing space within the premises that people inside to practice physical distancing and people also allowed to exercise outside their homes and play sports except for contact sports and sports which involves big groups of people and we saw several drug us out on the street that's morning but employees have sti

march from their homes in malaysia's capital a round up of hundreds of migrants amid fear of coronavirus. still romany watching of his own life by headquarters here in doha also coming up emerging to exercise spain takes another step towards easing its lockdown also. back in public view after 3 weeks north korea's state t.v. shows video of leader kim jong un after global speculation about his health. and some comic relief in the cuba fast so comedians use humor to deal with the coronavirus pandemic. welcome to the program they believe government has detained more than $700.00 migrants and refugees it says it's part of the effort to contain the corona virus but it comes after weeks of social media attacks on foreigners some pows have accused of spreading the virus others blame them for being a drain on the country's resources from slowey has more from kuala lumpur. hundreds of migrants and refugees including children rounded up in a raid in kuala lumpur on friday they're being held in detention facilities migrant rights group. has criticised the raid and inhumane and counterproductive arg

ringback a march from their homes in malaysia's capital a round up of hundreds of migrants amid fear of coronavirus. this is absurd lie from the heart also coming out. that. back in public view after 3 weeks north korea's state t.v. shows video of leader kim jong un after global speculation about his health. i still carries out 2 of his biggest attacks in iraq since his defeat 3 years ago 10 members of a paramilitary force are killed. fighting for survival financial cost of coronavirus paints a bleak picture for the future of some zoos. say they malaysian government has detained more than $700.00 migrants and refugees it says is part of the effort to contain coronavirus but it comes after weeks of increased social media attacks on foreigners some posts have accused them of spreading the virus others blame them for being a drain on the country's resources for so many reports now from quote of them. hundreds of migrants and refugees including children rounded up in a raid in kuala lumpur on friday they're being held in detention facilities migrant rights group the noggin eater has crit

restrictions on some businesses as well as other aspects of life after weeks of being in lockdown malaysia is allowing the majority of businesses to reopen but large gatherings are still not allowed schools and universities also remain closed and people have been asked to continue social distancing thailand also ease deadlocked on over the weekend it's allowed restaurants sols a pet shops to reopen no new deaths have been reported in days all incoming flights have been banned until the end of the month. the philippines has followed suit all incoming international flights have been barred for a week the government wants to free up quarantine facilities for returning overseas workers some 24000 people have already arrived home many after losing jobs because of the pandemic. in a moment we're going to hear from florence louie on what's happening where she is and quite an important 1st let's talk talk to scott hyla who's in buying call scott give us an indication of how much daily life has changed there what did things going to be like in the future. rob right now daily life you know this is t

is malaysia's turn to set policy.s is "bloomberg daybreak: middle east." fromf: global fatalities the coronavirus surpassed a quarter of a million. the s&p optimism pushed 500 equities higher. oil is on the highest run in nine months. bank of australia is expected to keep the cash rate unchanged. we will give an update of the economic outlook. b

don't make this is a news hour life and coming up in the next 60 minutes march from their homes in malaysia's capital a round up of hundreds of migrants amid fear of coronavirus. back in public view after 3 weeks north korea's state t.v. shows video of leader kim jong un after global speculation about his health. i still carried out 2 of its biggest attacks in iraq since his defeat 3 years ago 10 members of a paramilitary force are killed. and some comic relief in became a faster comedians use humor to deal with the pandemic. and installed the u.s. women's soccer team has found a fight on in their battle for equal pay a judge has rejected the world cup winners claim that they're being unfairly treated other on federation. it is just after 10 g.m.t. and we're starting in malaysia where police have detained hundreds of refugees in migrant workers in kuala lumpur and the raids are carried out on homes across the capital on friday tensions have been high after some malaysians blame foreigners for surgeon coronavirus cases last month and for being a burden on much needed resources elsewhere that d

coronavirus patients to us approves emergency use of an experimental drug as a treatment but he's in malaysia great homes and detained hundreds of migrants while some blame foreigners for a rise in call the 19 cases and spain takes another step towards easing its lockdown people are now loud to exercise outside. thank you for joining us north korean state media says leader kim jong un has made his 1st public appearance in nearly 3 weeks these images were broadcast on state television if he had to show came opening a fertilizer factory speculation about that he has health and whereabouts had been growing after he failed to appear at birthday celebrations for his late grandfather last month that speak to our correspondent rob mcbride who is in seoul south korea drop talk a sword for us what we're seeing in these images savin broadcast on state television and they finally sign and say rumors about kim jong il and health. kim jong un seemingly in perfectly good health it seems especially given some of the reports had him barely clinging to life just a couple of days ago this was a big stage on wh

have spent weeks under law we'll have more from malaysia in just a moment but 1st. explain some of the measures left out entirely. this is the 2nd day the 1st business day of the relaxation of these restrictions that were imposed back in march you know it's a slow and steady process according to the government you know it's going to be every 2 weeks where they re evaluate how things are going and then will decide if the move forward in lifting some of these restrictions right now some more shops are allowed to open up restaurants are allowed to have people dying in but distancing very strict social distancing measurements within those restaurants though we've always had a and encourage work from home directive from the government here never really fully enforced that remains in place also when you look at the public transportation here in bangkok very critical for this very very crowded city people riding on public transportation still have to wear a mask when it comes to the future of big contributor to the gross domestic product here in thailand how thailand makes

watching the news hour live from london i'm dead you know bill gates coming up in the next 60 minutes malaysia under fire for detaining hundreds of for a few g.'s and migrants after blaming foreigners for a surge in corona virus cases the pandemic has also fueled attacks on muslims in india and spaniards head outside as they're allowed to exercise in the open for the 1st time in 7 weeks. more than 40 prisoners are killed in venezuela as they try to break out during a riot over a ban on visitor. and a bleak future for many animals as lockdowns around the world leave zoos without enough money to feed them. hello thanks for joining us there are concerns that coronavirus pandemic is fueling a rise in discrimination against minorities so malaysia's government says it was just trying to contain the virus when it rounded up almost 600 undocumented migrants in kuala lumpur they include refugees who fled me and mar meanwhile france has extended its stated for emergency by 2 months until the end of july even though some of its restrictions are due to be eased in just over a week's time and in spain take

is a new life and coming up in the next 60 minutes hundreds of migrants and refugees around up in malaysia the government says it's part of attempts to contain covert 90. spain takes another step towards easing its lockdown people to exercise outside. feel like. back in public view north korea's state t.v. shows video of its leader after weeks of speculation about his health. and a weapon against a pandemic or a reason to fear feel pretty white technology being used to track cases is causing worries about the future. and it's for the u.s. women's soccer team is found to fight son and their battle to equal pay a judge has rejected the world cup winners claim that they're being unfairly treated by their own federation. so there is facing criticism of the police detained hundreds of refugees and migrant workers in kuala lumpur the raids were carried out on homes across the capital on friday tensions have been high after some malaysians blamed foreigners for a surge in coronavirus cases last month and for being a burden on much needed resources but elsewhere that continues to be progress in th

human rights watch says more than $700.00 refugees migrant workers have been detained in malaysia the group says they were rounded up during raids in kuala lumpur they live in areas where covert 19 cases spiked last month triggering claims that foreigners are spreading the virus and being a burden on government resources lazy or doesn't formally recognize refugees regarding them as illegal immigrants florence louis joins us live from kuala lumpur florence where these people being held. well we've been told that they will go. well the police chief who was at the raid said the people would be held at detention centers but not sure these would be the detention centers. run by the immigration department but a couple of days ago the senior minister who's also the defense minister said the government intended to detain undocumented migrants whom they had identified in lockdown areas and would be holding them in detention centers or in temporary holding facilities that the government hat set up for corona virus now these places where the raids were carried out are places under complete lockd

also martial no homes in malaysia's capital a round up of hundreds of migrants amid fear of coronavirus also. back in public view after 3 weeks north korea's state television shows video of leader kim jong il after global speculation about his health. but into the program the united kingdom's coronavirus death toll is now the 2nd highest in europe just after italy another $621.00 people have died after contracting the virus in the past 24 hours taking the total to just over 28000 more than 182000 people have tested positive let's go over to london our correspondent leave barca he's following events for the needs of the u.k. government have just had their daily press conference in the what the past hour with that sort of significant daily death toll what else have they been saying. you know just to remind you that figure comes despite the fact that the prime minister earlier in the week announced that the country was over the peak there is still very much a backdrop of rising death 28 $1131.00 that's the total at the moment and if my calculations are correct that's only $105.00 deaths be

live here hasn't been easy malaysia has not formally recognised refugees they can't work legally or go to school she says she's heard rumors about the malaysian government wanting to send the running back militia there it made me think back to our journey here we were at sea then human traffickers picked us up and they kept my husband for months because we couldn't pay it was only after 8 months here when we were finally registered with the un as refugees that i felt safe what if we have to go through that again the coronavirus and malaysia's curbs on movement has already put north john's family in dire financial straits now the fear of being detained hangs over that florence li out 0 quality report a 3rd province in yemen has recorded its 1st case of coven 19 taking the nationwide number of confirmed infections to 10 the governor of thais province says he's closing the borders for 2 weeks with the exception of food and other essential goods is also ordered mosques and markets to close and his by and large gatherings the u.n. says is likely the virus is spreading undetected in the coun

still ahead here on al-jazeera malaysia rounds up undocumented migrants again in an effort to contain the pandemic. people across latin america find creative ways to celebrate mother's day. turning very wet in france a swirl of clouds sort of gives it away is a storm system this produces near flooding rain in the small to come because coming down against it is actually cold as a meeting of 2 have masses this is a cult front of quite a lot of relevance for central eastern europe and this is the rain very well that rain is going to be quite heavy in central france and the line spreads through germany and you can see the northern cutoff and the temperatures here 10 degrees in berlin about 38 in london compared with say 25 in vienna so quite a difference which is one reason why rain is fairly heavy so let's just wait all that and put the cold front on and look at warsaw v.m. look at vilnius let me move you one day ahead that cold front makes it much colder warsaw's forecast 26 degrees on monday down to 10 on tuesday the average is about 19 so we're ready for a bit ahead of it and we go mu

malaysia's unresolved political drama is back in the spotlight. time they were supposed to debate a motion of no-confidence against prime but the government blocked it by limiting -- to jump the king's opening speech. joining us for an exclusive chat is president of the malaysia people's party. anwar ibrahim, good to have you with us. thank you very much. haslinda: are you able to hear me? >> yes, better now. clear. haslinda: you like and malaysian politics to hollywood. now it is looking like game of thrones. if we can address the elephant in the room. this motioncceed in of no-confidence, who will become prime minister? willoughby you or mohammed -- will it be you or elijah mohammed? >> i am the leader of the opposition. [no audio] [breaking up] if we could repeat the question. if you succeed in this vote of no-confidence, who will become prime minister? it is academic now because , and is no motion allowed for now i'm the leader of the opposition. i will have to make sure the opposition remains in force, strong with a clear agenda. haslinda: ha

authorities in malaysia have began arresting undocumented migrants in a targeted operation on monday just outside the capital kuala lumpur video released by local media showed crowds of migrant signing up after the arrival of a large group of police officers the malaysian government has already carried our civil operations in what it says is an effort to help contain the spread of the coronavirus growing story is in kuala lumpur and explains why certain areas are being targeted. this is very similar to a rape that was carried out at apartment blocks in kuala lumpur on the 1st of may now these raids on monday morning are carried are in an area that is under lockdown which means residents in those areas are not allowed to leave their homes whether for food or medicine things are delivered to them and this is to prevent or contain the spread of the corona virus these are areas where clusters of the virus have been reported now everyone in those areas would have been tested for the corona virus and the government has said that it intends to detain undocumented migrants in areas and lock

still ahead here on al-jazeera malaysia rounds up one documented migrants again effort to contain them. people across latin america find creative ways to celebrate mother's day. how the weather looks can choose to staying indoors across much of europe over the next couple days ago lots of clouds some rain and strong winds pushing in from the atlantic the area of low pressure here faded some very disturbed weather across spain and portugal southern parts of france could see some big downpours maybe 100 to 200 millimeters of rain coming through here possibility of some flash flooding further north you got this cold front sinking down across the british isles that will continue to make its way further south london got up to 24.9 celsius on saturday afternoon we will be lucky to touch 12 degrees on monday after he says something of a chinese pushing through here notably fresh air hopefully the winfrey flowers that we saw across parts of northern scotland pushing down will make their way a way things brightening up drying up in the process wet weather there that will make its way all the wa

jazeera with a check on your world headlines $700.00 migrants and refugees have been detained in malaysia the government says it's part of fits efforts to contain the spread of the coronavirus but the migrants and refugees say it's discrimination and they're being unfairly targeted florence louis from kuala lumpur hundreds of migrants and refugees including children rounded up in a raid in kuala lumpur on friday they're being held in detention facilities migrant rights group. has criticised the raid as inhumane and counterproductive arguing it's migrant and refugee communities from getting tested at a time when the world is still struggling to contain the pandemic. but the government is defending it as part of efforts to contain the coronavirus state this make that there are still undocumented migrants their status remains the same the laws of this country haven't changed these people broke the law when they entered the country illegally. in recent weeks foreigners have been the target of hate speech with some malaysians blaming them for spreading the coronavirus hostility towards the ran

this could be a health issue for malaysia.hopping centers, restaurants, and gyms will be the first to reopen this thursday. schools will reopen next monday with most of the businesses following by wednesday in new zealand. new zealand had some of the tightest restrictions in the world and was under lockdown for two months. more than 20 people have been killed by coronavirus. >> i am announcing that cabinet agrees that we are able to open up the economy but to do it as safely as possible. so, let me set out how we will do that. thursday, this week for retail, malls, cafes, restaurants, cinemas, and other public spaces including playgrounds and gyms can reopen. anchor: international flights can land in the philippines again. flights were stopped last week after they could not with thousands of workers returning from overseas. reporter: these foreign visitors are now able to fly out to the philippines after waiting for over a month. many airlines begin cutting flights in march and a week ago, manila's main airport was closed. >>

and a slowing economy plus a taste for innovation with ramadan markets banned malaysia street food vendors take their meals online. a powerful cyclon has killed at least 84 people enough to many more homeless in eastern india and bangladesh cyclon on porn battered west bengali no dishes states with winds of up to 170 kilometers an hour as sister oid homes flooded streets uprooted trees and cut power to millions of households hundreds of thousands of people have shifted from low lying coastal areas tanveer charger is standing by with the latest from bangladesh but 1st let's speak to pre-marriage holes on skype from kolkata in india as west spend guy. got of course is well a cycle made landfall. almost 24 hours ago now and as feared the death toll has gone up. to 72 baptist my chief minister the bad news she has said and the last time that west bengal saw or cycle in close which was very big was in 2009 which was. even the chief minister has gone on to say that nothing compares to walk west bengal faced on wednesday and she says that this destruction across she has a piece to the union home

corona virus pandemic because the country is still trying to contain the spread of the virus but malaysia has begun to ease restrictions put in place since 2 weeks ago. scuffles a broken out in hong kong's parliament between pro-democracy and probing politicians there are erupted over the failure to elect a new chair for a key committee it's meant to scrutinise bills and it's been with those leaders since late last year the backlog of bills includes one that would criminalize abuse of china's national anthems. still ahead on al-jazeera we're going to tell you why burundi will have elections even though health experts say it's not a good idea. sigh of relief for u.s. economy as carmakers send employees back to work but will anyone be buying. hello we've got plenty of hot sunshine in the forecast across the middle east and that includes further north as well we're seeing a heat wave into the southeast of europe and those high temperatures spread into the levant as well getting up around the 38 degree mark in damascus and jerusalem that's 100 in foreign hot hottest still in baghdad and kuwai

and malaysia's parliament convenes for the 1st time since the prime minister resign but the won't be any business done until july. the world's 3rd largest economy has slipped into recession japan has been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic its economy shrank for the 2nd consecutive quarter by just under one percent in the 1st 3 months of this year prime minister shinzo out of a had announced a massive relief program last month to keep the economy on track japan has recorded more than 16000 cases of the virus and close to 750 deaths or rob mcbride is joining us live from seoul rob japan's economy was already beginning to slide into some recession before the pandemic hit but things have just got even worse haven't they. that's right and there is worse economic news to come from a coded 19 but as you mentioned we've had now 2 quarters where the economy has contracted so it is in a recession but this started at the end of last year in the last quarter this is well before anybody had even heard of coded 19 japan had already been hit by a rise in a controversial sales tax from 8 percent

and appetite for business how vendors of malaysia's ramadan bazaars are finding new opportunities despite long done restrictions. and you stand off could be brewing between the united states iran and venezuela over ships laden with fuel 5 iranian oil tankers could be just days away from arriving in venice weigh it up in a bid to ease fuel shortages there both countries are sanctioned by the u.s. and the white house says it's considering a response to the shipment venezuela says its military with a scope to tankers as soon as they enter its territory. ship tracking shows the 1st of the 5 tankers left the iranian port city of bonded out by us in march. i'm melissa say there between 89 and 99 percent full judging by how they're sitting in the water the 1st time fortune is expected to arrive in venezuela and the next 4 or 5 days right as well as ambassador to the u.n. has warned that any attempts to stop the tankers will be illegal the threat of u.s. military force against 5 uranian tankers we fuel that are on route to venice when in violation i'm orders of the freedom of freedom of trade and

life here hasn't been easy malaysia does not formally recognize refugees they can't work legally or go to school she says she's heard rumors about the malaysian government wanting to send the right back religion there it made me think back to our journey here we were at sea then human traffickers picked us up and they kept my husband for months because we couldn't pay it was only after 8 months here when we were finally registered with the un as refugees that i felt safe what if we have to go through that again. the coronavirus and malaysia's curbs on movement has already put north john's family in dire financial straits now the fear of being detained hangs over that florence louis out 0 quality report. in india muslims have been attacked after an ledges gathering in the capital led to a rise in corona virus cases many are blaming the minority for the spread of the disease comes as the government rejects of approach by the u.s. commission on international religious freedom which named it country of particular concern elizabeth put on the reports from new delhi. mohammad the names mothe

the pentagon has changed the ramadan habits of many muslims in malaysia. but vendetta also hopeful it may have created new ones and opportunities for the future florence carry out. this is all it is here these are the top stories from venezuela says its military will this court 5 iranian tankers bringing oil to ease years of shortage both countries are under u.s. sanctions and the white house says it's considering a response to the shipment the united states a special envoy on iran has spoken out against the shipment and iran's support of venezuelan president nicolas maduro. this would be an example of the iranian regime taking the wealth of the iranian people and wasting it in venezuela on the doura and i'm not surprised that you see. 2 countries. that are not poor countries they're rich coming countries that are governed by thieves and these countries are now working together to prop them up prop up each other during very difficult times i least 14 people have been killed in eastern india and 8 in bangladesh as the strongest cyclon in 2 decades hit the r

refugee agency in malaysia or asylum seekers who may have their registration expired may invest in the have been detained as well and the other issue is these rates could be counterproductive yes the government is detaining undocumented migrants in areas for lockdown but what about undocumented migrants in areas that are not under lockdown then these people will be more reluctant to seek treatment or to come forward to be tested even if they are exhibiting symptoms and this could be a potential health issue for malaysia in trying to prevent the spread of the corona virus. in india pasta trains will start running again on tuesday but with the limited capacity trains were halted 6 weeks ago as part of an effort to stop the spread of the virus 15 air conditioned trains will depart from new delhi on return journeys to major cities on the 1st day of the service passengers will be screened before boarding will have to wear mosques international flights have been allowed to resume flying into the philippines capital manila flights have been stopped off the 10s of thousands of workers returned