sweden and kenya say they're being harassed malcolm webb has moved from nairobi. we used. to be a people of all the high minot says she's never enjoyed the freedom she fought for she was 17 when she joined eritrea's rebellion and fought for independence from ethiopia she's seen here in one of the rebels' mountain hideouts in the 1980 s. independence came in 1901 when she says freedom did not if they want to kill you they can kill you automatically. she owned a factory but she didn't join the governing party or contribute to its funding she says she's been harassed ever since including here in kenya's capital nairobi where she lives in exile she says eritrea is ambassador to kenya of terrorism and had her arrested by local police. isn't it tonight. he saw was like 56 they. had caught of the. things he tried to deport us. rights activists say that the kind of harassment that a bieber says she's experienced here in nairobi is just the tip of the iceberg and that eritrean critics of eritrea's government you are living in exile all around the world everything really harassed in

series of attacks in the last 3 months the battle for land is pitting farmers against herders malcolm webb met survivors of a recent attack in the region. 2 young to understand his parents have been killed his neck was cast in the same attack on his village people him bars 2 months old his mother was also killed. medical workers here say they've never seen anything this bad. but also the world doesn't come to help us we don't know when this will end even here we don't feel safe before and burn because a patient was killed in this hospital no one's protecting us were afraid will become the target of an attack. in this ward all the children's parents are either missing or dead we've changed their names and hidden their faces for their safety relatives have come here to take care of them their village in central mali was attacked last week. the rest of the survivors now sleeping on the roadside in a nearby town they belong to the full army ethnic group what the village chief told us was tragically familiar. it was about 10 pm and it was raining and we started hearing people shooting at the vi

malcolm webb al-jazeera the region mali. well it's a similar story in the democratic republic of congo rival ethnic polish is battling for control of land and rich resources of course hundreds of thousands of people to seek safety and estimated for thousands of crossed the border into neighboring uganda this month alone al-jazeera is having a tussle reports now from a resettlement center there. it's been 2 days since of noir family and rather chunk while the refugee settlement 2 of her 5 children aged 4 and 7 didn't survive the journey from the north east of the sea to western uganda. when the fighting started we ran to the boat in the panic one child fell into the water and drowned another child died because we had no food or medicine that's when i said if i stay in congo the whole family will die. conditions in uganda are basic but the refugees are grateful hungary's forces have been deployed to fight militias in the area around the town of juco it's an eternity the province at the center of the current into ethnic conflic

inside many of the cams 2 groups mix but outside once peaceful coexistence is falling apart malcolm webb al-jazeera the region mali. the un has demanded a thorough independent investigation into the death of egypt's only democratically elected president mohamed morsi he never regained consciousness after collapsing in court on monday the u.n. human rights office says any inquiry should examine how he was treated one in prison the statement went on to say as former president morsy was in the custody of the egyptian authorities at the time of his death the stage is responsible for ensuring he was treated humanely and that is right to life and health were respected any sudden death in custody must be followed by a prompt impartial far and transparent investigation carried out by an independent body to clarify the cause of death while morsi was buried in cairo after the government refused to allow a funeral in his hometown mourners still gathered in a more his native province of childcare to pay their respects a rounded by security forces and people throughout the middle east have been remem

malcolm webb al-jazeera the region mali. southeast asian leaders are gathering for a summit in thailand with the us china trade war expected to be on the agenda foreign ministers are holding talks now ahead of the main assy on meeting on sunday disputes over territory in the south china sea on controversial waste imports are also expected to be up for discussion at least 3 construction workers have been killed in cambodia when their tired block they were building collapsed rescuers have so far found 20 survivors in the remains in a 7 story building in sihanoukville one of many being built by chinese investors in the popular beach resort excavators are coming the day break from all signs of life . now in a tourist criminal case in spain has ended with the jailing of 5 men belonging to a gang known as the wolf pack their sentences were increased to 15 years each following public outcry need barker's the details. go to. spain to highest court in madrid has delivered its verdict 5 men previously convicted of the sexual assault o

nomadic for lonnie herders and doggone farmers has killed hundreds of people in recent months malcolm webb has more from the capital bamako. nearly 100 people were burned alive shot all had their throats slit here on sunday survivors say nobody came to help days later mollies president visits the village. where it happened. neighbor younger daughter what happened in the village is not only for mali but for the whole world many leaders have called me to offer their condolences it is the latest in a series of attacks and counterattacks against those going farmers and fulani herders tension between the 2 ethnic groups over pastures and farmland has been fuelled by a prolonged dry season. this fall on the village was attacked last month. the u.n. says more than 100000 people have fled the violence in central mali weapons from the conflict in the north and the lack of presence of the government from the south haven't helped these villages sheltering in a camp others from both ethnic groups have fled here to the capital bamako the members of an association of people from the doe going to think g

herders and farmers trying to protect their crops some survivors have been telling our reporter malcolm webbow they had to run for their lives. on a society as has she liked life in her village before armed men set it on fire. she's just 7 years old they shot her neighbors and stole cows she fled with her family a lot of. the walk was very difficult it lasted 5 days we had nothing to eat or drink we carried what we could but the militia found us again and took everything so we arrived here with only the clothes we were wearing. i said and her family are among nearly 50000 people who fled violence here in central mali militia connected to the for lonny and ethnic groups have attacked each other's communities in recent months. people here for lonnie herders now they stay in this camp on the edge of the town of several. they left behind the houses and made of bricks now living in shelters made of dry grass only the lucky ones were able to bring their livestock they depend on for their survival many animals were killed or stolen in the conflict in the animals really to be taken out there on to t

herders and farmers trying to protect their crops some survivors have been telling our reporter malcolm webb how they had to run for their lives. on a society is that she liked life in her village before armed men set it on fire. she's just 7 years old he shot her neighbors and stole cows she fled with her family a lot of. the work was very difficult it lasted 5 days we had nothing to eat or drink we carried what we could it's but the militia found us again and took everything so we arrived here with only the clothes we were wearing. i said and her family remain nearly 50000 people who fled violence here in central mali militia connected to the fulani and gone ethnic groups have attacked each other's communities in recent months. people here for lonnie herders now they stay in this camp and the edge of the town of severity they left behind the houses and hunts made of bricks now living in shelters made of dry grass. only the lucky ones were able to bring their livestock they depend on for their survival many animals were killed or stolen in the conflict and the animals really need to be take

farm inside many of the cams 2 groups mix but outside once peaceful coexistence is falling apart malcolm webb al-jazeera the region mali. well that's coming up next but still ahead on i was there a university to pass to release how much awaited report it's the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi also 300000 people on the run for the spiraling conflict in the democratic republic of congo further complicating the fight against a pilot do stay with us. hello again welcome back to your international weather forecast across parts of western europe we have been dealing with some thunderstorms that you can see the storm system right now just making its way on towards the western coast of france into the english channel now that is going to cause some problems with more thunderstorms as we go from wednesday and into thursday morning as well rain is expected here across paris maybe of even into amsterdam there for london you'll see some showers as well and then as we go towards thursday the rain kind of ends as we see the storm system push more towards the central part of europe here across cen

malcolm webb has more from the capital. >> there have been four attacks throughout the day, including one on a village populated by people from when ethnic group, a village populated by people attacked on sunday night in a massacre in which nearly 100 have been killed. there has also been an attack on the village populated by the ethnic group. the president has announced the governor of the province has been fired. he is being blamed for not doing enough to stem the escalating violence, but a lot of people here will be putting that same question to the central government. there is a lack of state presence throughout the state province, policing people. the military has even been accused of atrocities itself in the past. that combined with the conflict in northern mali, which has resulted in the prevalence of , apons, banditry, stability low-level conflict between the people and the hurting people -- escalate to the point we are seeing this escalation communal violence going on right now. tothe u.k. will legislate eliminate greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, a first among g-7 nations. p

know if they're still imprisoned or dead the same fate she says awaits her if she ever goes home malcolm webb al-jazeera nairobi kenya judges in indonesia have rejected allegations of widespread voter fraud and confirmed the reelection of president jacques a widow day his challenger began to took legal action to have the results of a close election. and we just qualified but the constitutional court ruled the evidence wasn't strong enough lawrence louis has more from jakarta. it doesn't come as a huge surprise that the constitutional court of indonesia has rejected beyond application of the presidential challenger had been seeking the court to a now the results of the presidential election to disqualify president joker with among other things but the judges ultimately ruled that the evidence presented to them was not strong enough to prove that there had been massive fraud or widespread cheating that would have invalidates at the results of the election had alleged that had the polls been fair he would have won 52 percent of the vote now thursday's decision is the end of the legal challenge o

malcolm webb met survivors of a recent attack in mopti region. to young to understand that his parents have been killed. his neck was cast in the same attack on his village. you bring him bars 2 months old his mother was also killed. medical workers here say they've never seen anything this bad. what else in the world doesn't come to help us we don't know when this will end even here we don't feel safe before and bank us a patient was killed in his hospital no one's protecting us were afraid will become the target of an attack one of them in this ward all the children's parents roy the missing or dead we've changed their names and hidden their faces for their safety relatives have come here to take care of them their village in central mali was attacked last week. the rest of the survivors now sleeping on the roadside in a nearby town they belong to the for lonny ethnic group what the village chief told us was tragically familiar. it was about 10 pm and it was raining and we started hearing people shooting at the village so we ran the next mornin

sweden and kenya malcolm webb has moved from the kenyan capital nairobi. or together bieber waldheim a not says she's never enjoyed the freedom she fought for she was 17 when she joined eritrea's rebellion and fought for independence from ethiopia she seen here in one of the rebels' mountain hideout in the 1980 s. independence came in 1901 but she says freedom did not if they want to kill you they kill you automatically. she owned a factory but she didn't join the governing party or contribute to its funding she says she's been harassed ever since including here in kenya's capital nairobi where she lives in exile she says eritrea is ambassador to kenya of terrorism and had her arrested by local police is involved. is in the night he took his saw was like 56 they. had caught the same nonsense things he tried to deport us. rights activists say that the kind of harassment the to be based says she's experienced here in nairobi is just the tip of the iceberg and that eritrean critics of eritrea's government you are living in exile all around the world everythin

everybody here says the violence is getting worse nobody knows how it will and malcolm webb al-jazeera the region mali. protesters in algeria are keeping up their calls for a political over the whole of the lead a mole leading figures were drawn into a corruption investigation demonstrators a rally for an 18th street week on thursday called referred to former prime minister ahmed and to form a government ministers for investigation high profile businessman and the head of the state bank were also arrested a notorious criminal case in spain has ended with the jailing of 5 men belonging to a gang known as the wolf pack their sentences have been increased to 15 years each following a public outcry nay barker has the details. spain's highest court in madrid has delivered its verdict 5 men previously convicted of the sexual assault of a 19 year old woman were now guilty of the more serious charge of rape the man called themselves the wolf pack and. all the acts took place in an atmosphere of tara of absolute subjection the only thing the victim declared to the court was a close my eyes and

know if they're still imprisoned or dead the same fate she says awaits her if she ever goes home malcolm webb al-jazeera nairobi kenya. well still ahead here all are pushing back the advance on tripoli libyan government forces say they've taken a strategic turn from fighters of the ward cleaver hafter. and security is stepped up in indonesia's capital ahead of a ruling on the disputed presidential election results those stories after the break. the law again it's good to have you back we are seeing some very heavy rain continue across parts of thailand and into maine mar you can see all those very showery conditions up here on our satellite and also on our force.

hundreds of people from the dogon and communities have been killed in fighting over land and water malcolm webb has more from central mali. we were in a camp of people from the group fled their villages following attacks and killings and now they're sheltering here basic structures like this made of plastic sheets and dry grass having left behind hearts and homes made of bricks people many of them a nomadic herders but only the lucky ones were able to come with their animals that they depend on for their survival because many animals have been killed or so. in the conflict now the conflict is between herders and farmers and the tit for tat killings have continued just on monday more than 3 dozen people from the going to ethnic group were killed in 2 different villages that were attacked by militia and the conflict just seems to grow worse and worse not helped by an influx of arms into the country from the north that followed libya's civil war which began in 2011 and also the government here is accused of having very little presence here providing little security so minor disputes that have exis

know if they're still imprisoned or dead the same fate she says awaits her if she ever goes home malcolm webb al-jazeera nairobi kenya overseer tackler who you saw in that report is a researcher for ethiopia and eritrea and the city international and joins me now again here on nairobi let's move the conversation on the ms detector because your report from list international makes a grim reading i've gotten through it considering what comes to mind is a childhood rhyme that sort of. goes sticks and stones will break my bones but names will never hurt me it's gone beyond names doesn't it in other countries in europe such as sweden the u.k. switzerland norway even and it's very sinister. yes. if there are people who dare to criticize their conditioning if their. number of. repression. then die attacks and. saw that repression is not limited to doubt that it is happening everywhere so as their government is adamant and quite muted product out of singularity. do hear about i defend outside their country when you talk about when you talk about to harassment we just be very specific on the type of h

everybody here says the violence is getting worse nobody knows how it will and malcolm webb al-jazeera the region mali. an estimated 4000 refugees have fled democratic republic of congo for neighboring uganda and there are hundreds of thousands of people forced from their homes by inter-communal fighting hermit also reports from china while they were many have sought refuge. it's been 2 days since i've know your family and right the child while the refugee settlement 2 of her 5 children aged 4 and 7 didn't survive the journey from the north east of the d.r.v. to western uganda. india when the fighting started we ran to the boat in the panic one child fell into the water and drowned another child died because we had no food or medicine that's when i said if i stay in congo the whole family will die . conditions in uganda are basic but the refugees are grateful. forces have been deployed to fight militias in the area around the town of juba it's in need to be the province at the center of the current into ethnic conflict one challenge the congolese army is facing is that some militiamen

were attacked on wednesday as survivors pick up the pieces they're wondering where this will end malcolm webb al-jazeera bamako mali there's a more fighting on the outskirts of the libyan capital tripoli the warlord lisa half task forces have been battling soldiers from the un recognized government. military sources say government troops are advancing from the south east on the areas of anxiety and. after hours warplanes targeted several locations across tripoli overnight. russian media say turkey in the kremlin of broker a cease fire between government forces and rebels in syria's in the province but on the ground the fighting continues in a band neighboring hama province russian airstrikes and in the field at least $27.00 civilians on tuesday most of the victims were women and children. now a group warning of a growing humanitarian crisis in bosnia herzegovina struggles to cope with an influx of refugees the bosnian red cross says thousands of migrants are speaking rough in several northern cities they're stranded after being turned back of the croatian border many migrants the middle east

military barracks there are growing tensions over security forces in place across the country malcolm webb has more. people here are angry at what's called the 5 star hotel it's a cooperation between the government of mali and 4 of its neighbors involved their militaries working together to fight insurgents throughout the region but people here are angry because the g 5 moved its headquarters to hear bamako mali as capital and they feel that the conflicts being brought to their doorstep that's why they started burning tires and branches in the street. headquarters where i was in further to the north in the center of the country it was attacked there by the separatists and so the headquarters was moved here but it hasn't otherwise been a great deal of violence here in the capital bamako people here feel that the fight hasn't done anything to help them and now they're being put at risk the headquarters of the g 5 just down there the police are protecting them police have been coming out to the protesters in the pickups driving around the neighborhood firing tear gas but each time they pull a

inside many of the camps 2 groups mix but outside the once peaceful coexistence is falling apart malcolm webb al-jazeera mopti region mali. the un has demanded a ferret independent investigation into the death of egypt's only democratically elected president mohamed morsi he never regained consciousness after collapsing in court on monday the u.n. human rights office says the inquiry should examine how he was treated while in prison the statement went on to say as a former president mohamed morsy was in the custody of the egyptian authorities at the time of his death the state is responsible for ensuring he was treated humanely and that is right to life and health were respected and the sudden death in custody must be followed by a prompt impartial thorough and transparent investigation carried out by an independent body to clarify the cause of death the more she was buried in cairo to the government refused to allow a funeral in his hometown was still gathered in morse's native province of shockey to pay their respects surrounded by security forces. people throughout the middle east have bee

know if they're still imprisoned or dead the same fate she says awaits her if she ever goes home malcolm webb al-jazeera nairobi kenya. ethiopia police arrested at least 39 members of the him her political party after a failed attempted rebellion took place in the region over the weekend dozens of people were killed in the attack including 5 senior officials funerals have been held for the military chief and the regional governor on choose day and that is arbor if you has to 3 days of mourning and flags have been lowered to half staff at all government buildings the u.s. president trump says that he has unlimited time to strike a deal with iran to stop it developing and distributing nuclear weapons in the latest round of sanctions the white house targeted iran senior leaders including ayatollah ali how many the supreme leader says iran won't buy u.s. demands. he joins us now from tehran monitoring those events and say let's just begin with the fact that really it's d.-day for all sides to make good on the promises their intentions and their statements. yes so that's exactly right the signific

shot in the leg everybody here says the violence is getting worse nobody knows how it will and malcolm webb al-jazeera the region mali. well it's a similar story in the democrats a republic of congo rival ethnic militias battling for control of land and rich resources of course hundreds of thousands of congolese to seek safety many of those making their way to uganda across lake albert on rickety boats to the village of goto katherine sawyer has been speaking to refugees. we've been told by the our officials that just last night more than 300 people came. from areas you need to know where this fighting is taking place they're being processed and they'll be taken to a reception area that is about one and a half hours away but it's been raining so it's very challenging. very very long journey what would notice is that huge families many many children who are coming here some of them and accompanied me. particularly talks to one boy who's given a receipt experience he says that when the fighting started in his home village he ran him one direction his mother the other direction that he so his

know if they're still imprisoned or dead the same fate she says awaits her if she ever goes home malcolm webb al-jazeera nairobi kenya south africa now and almost $300.00 miners have now spent a week underground as they hold a sit in protest against several recent sackings their union says many workers at the rustenburg mine have also been victims of sexual harassment family miller reports. the 1st food supply in days arrives for miners on an underground strike 201000 miners began their sit in a more than overlook ago they say managers have ignored allegations of sexual harassment made by a real colleague of the national union of mineworkers of south africa says that until now the mine has blocked food deliveries it says striking workers have had to depend on only water and security has been tightened. or took part in the strike until a day ago he returned to the surface after becoming ill and says there are several other miners who are not well despite the poor conditions on the ground he tells other miners he wants to return to the protest. it was terrible underground we were living like a

know if they're still imprisoned or dead the same fate she says awaits her if she ever goes home malcolm webb al-jazeera nairobi kenya. the united states 10 democrats of hopefuls hoping to replace donald trump and extras election have taken part in the presidential primaries for many voters it's the 1st introduction to some of the 20 candidates hoping to win the party's nomination and has more from miami in florida. it's one of the most crowded and diverse group of candidates in the democratic party's history so packed with the 1st televised debates will run for tonight's lesser known politicians like hawaii's tulsi gabbard the 1st hindu member of the u.s. congress to raise their profile here going forward these debates will have tougher standards to qualify so for some there's little to lose and everything to gain the american people deserve a president who put your interests ahead of the rich and powerful that's not what we have right now massachusetts senator elizabeth warren doesn't have that problem she's doing well in the polls is known to the public and visited a migrant detention cent

know if they're still imprisoned or dead the same fate she says awaits her if she ever goes home malcolm webb al-jazeera nairobi kenya. 20 of the world's most powerful leaders are in japan ahead of what is likely to be tense talks at the g. 20 summit u.s. president donald trump is that to meet one on one with chinese president xi jinping and with russia's vladimir putin on the agenda trade election meddling and tensions with iran our diplomatic editor james bays has more now from a soka president trump arriving in japan for the g. 20 summit among a packed agenda that's likely to be considerable discussion about 2 countries with nuclear programs that trump has treated very differently. tension is rising with iran which had agreed to a deal with the international community in 2015 to give up its pursuit of nuclear weapons until the us pulled out of that deal after attacks on tankers in the gulf and the shooting down of a u.s. drone that washington blames on tear on president trump continues to talk tough i'm not sure that their leaders care for their people if they do they'll make a deal if the

the same fate she says awaits her if she ever goes home malcolm webb al-jazeera nairobi kenya. say how tecla is a research of ethiopia and ever try amnesty international and he says that the ever trained government is determined to silence the human rights defenders living abroad. and parents and other people who dare to criticize a human right condition you need to face number of repression harvestman pendar talks and. so that repression will marry prayer is not limited we can you support that that it is happening everywhere so i was very frank about imad a determined and committed and supporters including to the silent here but i defend us outside their country not just into that they used to start their own government support since i despaired of their meetings of the people. embassy. officials. treats about people they saw. do conduct that are such a nation of. probably not tomorrow or defendants including like martin plaut men on this group are not so they use every possible to me every valid business to silence criticism that this intolerance for criticism is also reflect

the attacks keep happening every week the piece she longs for seems a long way off malcolm webb al-jazeera the region mali. still ahead on al-jazeera. as brazilian police get tough on crime the poor in the end ascend get caught in the crossfire. artists are saying very with an extradition bill and hong kong discuss ways to prevent their campaign from losing momentum. and in sport was hamilton continues to set the pace and the formula one season and the watch that story. the web sponsored by cast time and ways. hello again welcome back to international weather forecasts well the rain continues across parts of china and it has been over the last several weeks causing extensive flooding and many provinces the biggest concern over the next few days of what's going to be happening here and one don as well as fujian province over here toward the south in the southeast very heavy rain is expected in these areas and localized flooding could be a big problem there up towards the north though in ruhani here on monday not looking too bad but by the time we get to tuesday the rain showers begin to mak

malcolm webb has more. people here feel mani's conflict has been cruel to that doorstep very much it's not. not that angry over the headquarters of a regional military cooperation known as g 5 saw how he's being moved to that neighborhood in mali's capital bamako. still it's good to see we want them to leave here we want them to get out that's all that is all. its previous headquarters were bombed by insurgents last year it was in central mali closer to the conflict that the g 5 is meant to resolve. the decision to move it here to the capital in the south came after the headquarters of the g 5 just down there the police are protecting them police have been coming up to the protesters in the pickups driving around the neighborhood firing tear gas but each time they pull away protesters we got some of it throwing stones setting fire to tires and other debris in the road people here on. what they see as a totally ineffectual regional cooperation. many people in mali feel the army un peacekeepers and foreign mi

know if they're still imprisoned or dead the same fate she says awaits her if she ever goes home malcolm webb al-jazeera nairobi kenya. all the situation in eritrea is old sue bleak rights groups say the one party state doesn't tolerate dissent researchers believe there are more than 360 prisons in the country compulsory national service in the military is indefinite and activists say conscripts are being used as forced labor there is no private media and only 2 percent of the 5000000 population can access the internet reporters without borders says press freedom in eritrea is only slightly better than north korea and with an estimated $4000.00 people leaving the country every month eritrea is one of the largest sources of african refugees in europe thank you we can now bring in our guests and in london we have salaam kids on that she's the director of release eritrea that's a human rights organization and adds up of on skype our africa analyst and senior lecturer at kiel university and also in london martin plaut klout a senior research fellow at the university of london and he's also the au

let's go live to bamako now malcolm webb is standing by and what's the latest on the ground law. well as we saw an exterior on wednesday there were more attacks on villages inhabited by people from both the doe gone ethnic group and the full army ethnic group meanwhile there's a dispute about the numbers of how many people were killed in sunday's massacre the 1st people on the scene were local officials they say they counted 95 of the remains of 95 bodies many of them burned inside their homes but it was a couple of days later by the time people from the central government got there and central government is now saying only 35 people were killed so there's a dispute there but we've spoken to local officials who say that they're the ones that saw all of the remains of the bodies in the u.n. also went with that number of 95 killed as well the governor of the mopti region was on wednesday fired by mali's council of ministers they blamed him for failing to protect these people although a lot of people asking that very same question of the central government itself for failing to prot

malcolm webb al-jazeera multi region mali here's some of the stories coming up for you after a historical election election electoral victory and it's time home we will take a look at the challenges ahead for the city's newly elected mayor also a constructive new approach to battling plastics pollution in the philippines and in sport bangladesh still in with a chance of reaching the semifinals at the cricket world cup. however have recently been damaging in fact deadly thunderstorms in touch stan and they're still hovering around the high ground this side of your screens or in the east here and there in the forecast too but and if anywhere to the west and it's clear skies now is just hot and that's true for turkey as well on christmas 32 aleppo's up at 40 in the plains of iraq of course in the high forty's that's all the way down towards kuwait and every nag and hops around the 50 mark but too much of a breeze for that that breeze off and bring the hot air right the way down through bahrain to qatar and beyond 4630 c. 46 you know it's got to be dry air but more recently we've seen 50 incr

know if they're still imprisoned or dead the same fate she says awaits her if she ever goes home malcolm webb al-jazeera nairobi kenya. well still ahead here on al-jazeera pushing back the advance on tripoli libyan government forces say they've taken a strategic town from fighters of the ward cleaver hafter. and security is stepped up in indonesia's capital ahead of a ruling on the disputed presidential election results stories after the break. hello again it's good to have you back we are seeing some very heavy rain continue across parts of thailand and into man mar you can see all those very showery conditions up here on our satellite and also on our forecast map here on friday so continued rain there especially in bangkok where we do expect to see a temperature of about $32.00 degrees dryer down here across parts of much of indonesia that's going to continue so plenty of sun across java as well as bali but up here towards the philippines the rain is going to be quite heavy in manila expect those showers to cause some localized flooding maybe across parts of luzon as well it we do expect to

shot in the leg everybody here says the violence is getting worse nobody knows how it will and malcolm webb al-jazeera the region mali. at least 3 people have been killed in syrian government and strikes in rebel held areas in the north of the country rescuers found 2 children among the dead several people were injured in the explosion east of aleppo the government has been targeting areas in the north west which remain under opposition control. the world food program has suspended some operations in yemen after failing to reach agreement with 23 rebels on distributing food supplies that decisions are expected to affect around 850000 people in the who controlled capital sanaa who urgently need help. mohammed reports. this panic buying in son is old city after the u.n. world food program said it would stop distributing food aid before the war this market was a bustling focal point for vendors who sold fruits vegetables and exotic spices but 4 years of a saudi u.a.e. led war and diversion in aid supplies have caused an unprecedented food crisis more than 850000 people in the capital are affec

know if they're still imprisoned or dead the same fate she says awaits her if she ever goes home malcolm webb al-jazeera nairobi kenya well i've also been speaking to daniel meccan and his agent either based director of the eritrean law society and now he has personal experience too of intimidation i myself have being. harassed and intimidated attacked at least since 2002 things my time in south africa when i was involved in the. establishment and the leadership of a new use movement and a very good example about this is the recent attacks that have been launched by. ambassador to the ambassador in kenya in the ambassador in japan for example there were out on twitter or attacking a certain event a meeting a major meeting of the trends that took place in london in april 2019 of course including the minister of information of eritrea mystery a monogram a skull all of these people were attacking attacking individuals activists who are just doing their primary job of exposing the human rights violations of their return government and the new mayor of assemble a strongly taken office after winnin

malcolm webb al-jazeera the region mali. the united nations human rights chief has called on sudan's military rulers to stop its crackdown on protesters and shall brush away since the army must allow human rights monitors to access the country. urge sudan to grant access to my office to put an end to the repression of the people's human rights and to immediately end that internet shutdown if so then his people are entitled to express that opinion and like people everywhere they have a right to live in a free them and a beast enjoying the rule of law and the conditions that fareed to be meaty saddam's military has dismissed a plan for a transitional government put forward by ethiopia's leader it says the proposal already backed by the opposition doesn't correspond with the african union and it should says serious regular mohamad reports. it was seen as a possible breakthrough but how it was after saddam's opposition accepted an ethiopian plan to bring stability to the country with the proposal of the transitional government s

the same fate she says awaits her if she ever goes home malcolm webb al-jazeera nairobi kenya. right we can speak to daniel meccan and he's director of the eritrean law society a professional association of eritrean lawyers who live in exile and he's joining us live from geneva presumably daniel the story that we've just heard is a very familiar one to you because you as an eritrean are also subjected to the same kind of harris meant from those who are affiliated with the authorities in a smart yes indeed it's. a very familiar story i myself have being. harassed and intimidated attacked. at least since 2002 since my time in south africa when i was involved in the. establishment and the leadership of the new hughes movement and ever since. that time including now when i came to geneva. before 5 or 4 to 5 years we have been experiencing these personal level it's very sad that people like my sort of human rights defenders an archivist says we cannot even do our jobs even when we are outside of the country and it's very important for the international community for peace loving peo

malcolm webb al-jazeera the region molly. the u.s. government has moved more than 300 children being held at a remote border patrol center in texas this follows reports that they had inadequate food water and sanitation lawyers who visited the station in the town of clint say that older children were trying to take care of infants and toddlers some had been detained for 3 weeks and many were sick with flu it's not known where they've been moved to. and mexico thousands of women are being imprisoned for minor drug related crimes the country's tough drug laws have been designed to target powerful drug cartels but as many well apollo reports it's the poor who are being disproportionately punished. more than $3000.00 women are in prison or being processed in mexico for low level drug offenses. gabby was arrested for selling in transporting marijuana and is now serving a 10 year sentence she says she had no other way of making a living and wasn't expecting such a harsh punishment if i did it out of necessity because of poverty where i'm fr

of groups and the availability of guns which is allowed ethnic rivals to easily access weapons malcolm webb now joins us live from bhaumik ahmadis capital thousands of attacks have continued since last week's massacre what's the latest. since that massacre of nearly $100.00 people a week ago we heard more reports of small attacks including reports yesterday of attacks on some villages belonging to the philosophy ethnic group which just reports of a handful of people killed it's impossible to verify these because they're in remote areas quite far from towns where there's no mobile phone signal so it's very difficult to get information but these low level tit for tat attacks are common not been going on throughout the for the last 2 or 3 years often following a larger attack when a livestock has been taken and then militia will go to seek their animals all of which are marked to try and recover them because of course it's these animals that many people depend on for their survival in areas which are nearly desert for for much of the year and the full army are many of them there are no magic h

shot in the leg everybody here says the violence is getting worse nobody knows how it will and malcolm webb al-jazeera the region mali in the past week the u.s. city of portland in maine has been dealing with a sudden influx of around $300.00 refugees from central africa the city has largely welcomed the newcomers and is under explains the benefits might end up going both ways. local children provide some lunchtime entertainment for the more than 220 asylum seekers from central africa and women and children for whom portland's exposition center is a temporary knew how. volunteers serve up the food not the seafood for which maine is famous for but instead local dish is providing a taste from home for these mainly congolese and angolan expatriates all right so we have boxes so far but it's not the only place you'll find people from this small dorthy eastern seaport helping out their newest residents. happy is the president of maine's congolese association a local community center there part of it has been inundated with donations for the refugees so much so they've had to temporarily stop acc

malcolm webb al-jazeera the region mali. here's what's coming up in this news hour protesters angry with the extradition bill in hong kong hong kong are discussing ways to prevent their campaign from losing momentum. also a constructive new approach to battling plastics pollution in the philippines and in sports the location for the 2026 winter olympic games is about to be announced and they will have venues in the. hello that have recently been damaging in fact deadly thunderstorms and touchy christan and they're still hovering around the high ground this side of your screens are in the east here and there in the forecast too but and if anywhere to the west and it's clear skies now is just hot and that's true for turkey as well i'm closest city to aleppo is about 40 and the plains of iraq are of course in the high forty's that's all the way down towards kuwait and every now good hops around the 50 mark bit too much of a breeze for that that breeze off and bringing the hot air right the way down through bahrain to qatar and

the attacks keep happening every week the peace she longs for seems a long way off malcolm webb al-jazeera the region mali. now the number of people killed in a building collapse in southern cambodia has risen to 24 prime minister who then visited the site and sihanoukville search teams continue looking for trapped construction workers the unfinished 7 story building came down early on saturday and 4 chinese nationals involved in the construction have been detained. brazil's president swept to power earlier this year on a promise to get tough on crime joy able scenario has demonstrated that in his home state of rio de janeiro policing there has a checkered reputation in the battle against drug gangs with innocent people sometimes course in the crossfire and reports the situation is getting worse. and the power has been fighting for justice for more than 5 years since 1000 year old son jonathan was killed in a police raid for you we often hear that that was the worst day of my life i would never imagine even in my worst nightmares losing a son i didn't believe it was happening i thought i w

malcolm webb al-jazeera the region mali. protesters are expected to turn out across the occupied west bank and gaza on monday to march against the u.s. a so-called deal of the century palestinian leaders are boycotting this week's summit in bahrain where senior white house adviser jared cushion will reveal details of the plan israel's prime minister says he'll give it fair consideration but palestinian president mahmoud abbas says it's bound to fail. i don't think it will be any results from the manana workshop because it was built on wrong foundations what is built on falsehood is false the minimal workshop came to solve the problem but what problem you cannot make problem but this is a political problem it cannot make problem with who for example when they say they want to give the palestinians an amount of money for the palestinians they should have been into tina statehood so you need to 1st recognize the state after that you can save this state needs this and that. saudi arabia says a who think a rebel attack in the cou

region with their cows while their communities caught up in a conflict it only seems to get worse malcolm webb al-jazeera click corrie molly. almost half of india an area home to more than 500000000 people is struggling with a severe drought has forced many to leave their lands and seek shelter in relief camps as they wait for the monsoon rains before the drought i was already a critical water shortage in india and is a bit purana reports now from the hardest hit region of beat in the high rushed us state. they walk in intense heat sometimes for kilometers in search of water getting down this path has been dangerous and old if found at the bottom of this well as a puddle of muddy water we have no range we keep getting it from whatever source is available if nothing is available we climb down the well for the drinking water my daughter fell in the well when she went to fetch water a possible rescued her when he heard her scream. asha collects 5 parts of water that's about 100 liters a day for herself and her 4 children the government sends water tankers but ashes says they come only every 4 or

know if they're still imprisoned or dead the same fate she says awaits her if she ever goes home malcolm webb al-jazeera nairobi kenya. all the situation in eritrea is old sue bleak rights groups say the one party state doesn't tolerate dissent and researchers believe there are more than 360 prisons in the country compulsory national service in the military is indefinite and activists say conscripts are being used as forced labor there is no private media and only 2 percent of the $5000000.00 population can access the internet reporters without borders says press freedom in eritrea is only slightly better than north korea and with an estimated 4000 people leaving the country every month eritrea is one of the largest sources of african refugees in europe thank you. we can now bring in our guests and in london we have salaam kids on that she's the director of release eritrea that's a human rights organization in addas ababa on skype our africa analyst and senior lecturer at kiel university and also in london martin plaut klout a senior research fellow at the university of london and he's also t

shot in the leg everybody here says the violence is getting worse nobody knows how it will and malcolm webb al-jazeera the region mali. at least 7 people are dead and more than 20 are being treated in hospital after a bomb blast at a shia mosque in the iraqi capital police say the bomber may have used a suicide belt in the attack which happened in the east of baghdad many of the injured are in a serious condition. and a toy is a criminal case in spain has ended with the jailing of 5 men known as the wolf pack their sentences have been increased to 15 years each following a public outcry has. spain's highest court in madrid has delivered its verdict 5 men previously convicted of the sexual assault of a 19 year old woman were now guilty of the more serious charge of rape the man called themselves the wolf pack and. all the acts took place in an atmosphere of tara of absolute subjection the only thing the victim declared to the court was a close my eyes and waited for everything to end as soon as possible. on the head of the decision some of the man arrived at the courthouse in seville where t

dozens of people were killed in clashes earlier this week malcolm webb has more. people here are angry at what's called the 5 star hotel it's a cooperation between the government of mali and 4 of its neighbors it involves their militaries working together to fight insurgents throughout the region but people here are angry because the 5 moved its headquarters to here bamako mali its capital and they feel that the conflict being brought to their doorstep that's why they started burning tires and branches in the street. headquarters when i was in further to the north in the center of the country it was attacked there by the separatists and so the headquarters was moved here but it hasn't otherwise been a great deal of violence here in the capital bamako people here feel that the fight hasn't done anything to help them and now they're being put at risk the headquarters of the g 5 just down there the police are protecting them police have been coming out to the protesters in the pickups driving around the neighborhood firing tear gas but each time they pull away protes