mali and really try most of it. mr guy i mean if you look at the situation a united nations panel of experts that was established to tackle the to implement the thousand and fifteen sees a peace agreement in mali blames the government and all the parties for delaying the implementation of the deal so we're talking about political problems that as marie mentioned that need to be sold first of all before you move forward to tackle issues like i said and. absolutely but first a fool before you believe. we can build a ship you should brood believe those expense of the united nations they're useless they're just leaving out of terrorism. her tourism traveling across africa deeds and talking about terrorism and peacekeeping operations justifying de weese of having these i skylights so that's a big problem that we need to understand i'm not that into conversation for instance don't mean just go west for instance we just weren't going to take the regional body that could be addressing those issues well i'm not african union

countries in the sahara region that are battling on groups the five force also includes mauritania mali in asia and chad in february last year the agreed to set up a five thousand strong force to counter threats that have caused thousands of deaths the joint force has its headquarters in central mali and is backed by france the u.s. and the e.u. let's not get the thoughts of our guests in paris marie rodger below is the editor of africa international joining us on skype from dakar guy former director of information at coerce that's the economic community of west african states and in johannesburg martin is senior researcher of the institute for securities that is welcome to all let me start by asking mr with this we're talking about attacks targeting. the french embassy and the army's headquarters is this likely to raise questions about how do the attackers managed to get into highly secured areas you know it's very difficult i don't think any any kountry any government in the world can prevent totally terrorist attacks to happen. but of course and what you can do is to you can do your

mali has been divided into two into two parts and the north is being controlled by the m.l.r. and the two are aig supported by france because what happened is that when president hollande or land. came in in january twenty thirteen. to rescue him ali being invaded by jihadist and the top this stopped them everybody was very happy but in the aftermath of that they decided to organize a strong security in mali first they never did that they did or a fund raising. which broke like one billion and something nobody knows where that money went through. our silicon valley and really try to shove it. mr guy i mean if you look at the situation a united nations panel of experts that was established to tackle the to implement the thousand and fifteen sees a peace agreement in mali blames the government and all the parties for delaying the implementation of the deal so we're talking about political problems that as marie mentioned that need to be sold first of all before you move forward to tackle issues like i said and either. absolutely but first a fool before you believe. we can build

traffickers of drugs arms and people were and mali was almost overrun by terrorism had mali fallen i don't even want to think about what that would have meant for europe and germany offered actually and that's why it's important to participate in the un peacekeeping missions to help stabilize this country as long as it's a laborious and a long process but we're heading in the right direction. sergeant issues his last orders before they head into a village that's led some of. them. to the brief to guarantee security so that the truce between the rebel groups and the government in mali can enjoy. what that means in reality is patrols through villages in the scorching heat sergeant machine was deployed in afghanistan he knows how important it is to win the trust of the local people there it's all of europe for the eggs of. yes and pop pop pop. government comics. and they're all from one of the brotherhood. of the from. the village elder wasn't there last time they visited there in luck today if they can speak with him shortly to get information about the situation all around me given th

there's been no far reaching reforms in the security sector this will be a decisive year for mali. that's why the outgoing german cabinet has decided to strengthen the presence of german troops in mali by a hundred bringing the number to eleven hundred the ministers approved the extension of six military operations including in iraq that's where the german army is involved in the fight against the so-called islamic state in the north of the country german troops are training kurdish peshmerga fighters. in the future german soldiers are slated to support armed forces in all of iraq the german government sees this as a reorientation of the mission. the thoughts with it even comes. the grass that's been made in the fight against i.a.s. has led to a gradual shift away from combat to the education and training of regular security forces after. reinforcements are also intended for afghanistan although berlin had initially decided to withdraw its troops the advance of the taliban and the worsening security situation in the country has forced to rethink in the past year alone violence has

their non-profit is centered in mali. and according to a newly-published study, their strategy could have a revolutionary effect on childhood survival. >> reporter: when we first met the doctors, they were splitting time, treating patients at zuckerberg hospital and half a world away in mali. but the ultimate goal was training volunteers to act as a lightning fast strike team. >> time is the key here. so speed we think is the most important element. >> reporter: he says some of the most common killers of children in mali are diseases that are completely curable. so their non-profit muso began outreach teams that canvass villages. they arm these teams with fast-acting bro fast-acting blood tests and drugs to treat malaria and diarrhea. >> if you can reach patients fast, there's no reason they should be dying of pneumonia o o malayer yeah. >> reporter: in the neighborhoods around mali's capital city, deaths of children under the age 5 have plummeted from one in seven to now one in 142. >> lower than any other country has do

the former colonial power intervened militarily in mali to push out on groups who were threatening the central government in bombing but the threat did not go away in fact it spread to other countries in the area several groups including north africa branch and i still are active in west africa's saya region. fossil malini share mauritania and chad formed a joint military force called the silo g five with five thousand soldiers with the help of france and there's still four thousand french troops on the ground and they operate alongside the g five force the european union and other international donors are also funding the five nation force well for more about the security situation in the region let's bring in. an africa analysts she is live from paris thank you very much for being with us they had been rumors of an attack in brooklyn a fossil for some time now and. it seems that many people weren't really surprised but the state is a tot was far bigger and more brazen than the previous ones what does this say of you about the current threats in this region. this is first first of all

andrew maly is tackling a hard problem this afternoon.come to john loughton's office for a view on a pension plan. one thing they know is they live in one world and they were both taught to settle problems in the world in which they find themselves. >> hello. sit down. >> hi there, mr. loughton. i'd like to show you the new pension plan. >> i thought we had discussed the pension plan previously. >> we discussed it over and over again, but now here is one item i'd like you to take a look at, right here. >> certainly loughton fights back, but he knows there are two sides to an argument, and maly decides to fight the responsibility that his friends have placed on him. the problem is mutual. much is involved. the democratic way is involved, and both men were taught to seek obje objectivity. to buy or to continue to rent, that is the question. as she checks with the agent she gatherali gathers all the facts and figures for this evening's discussion with her husband. if they do buy, their present furniture will have to fit into the new space. >

france has led military interventions in mali in 2013. was a french-led military intervention to try to eradicate jihadist fighters from mali. it has been continuing those military efforts in liaison with other military forces in the zone. france has been a leader in trying to take the fight to jihadist groups and has made itself even more of a target for those groups. we had kidnappings of french nationals, the targeting of french interests. the history of france and its former colonies goes back a long way. also, for its role as a modern-day antiterrorist force. thank you for bringing us the latest on the evolving story on burkina faso with a potential terrorist attack. it could be an attempted coup d'État on the country after the attack on the capital. we will bring you more developments as they come in. lift pass to the -- let's go to the director at the fidh. what is your assessment of this attack that has just taken place on ouagadougou? we are getting various contradictory reports. what is your assessment so far? >> the last inform

like this village in mali where soon the miller won't need a diesel generator to grind flour. and the local tailor won't have to use coal to heat his iron. and these women who produce clay pots will be able to work in the evening when it's cooler power driven machinery will also mean they can work much faster the solar container can be set up in many parts of africa its walls are three times as thick as those of a conventional shipping container this allows the many power plants to survive the often long and difficult transit routes unscathed the german company has had to learn by trial and error if. so by the first few times we delivered a container we discovered that there was a lot of damage caused during transit cracks in the material or even pieces that had broken off so that's why we changed the design it might look a bit oversized now but it ensures the unit arrives in one piece and operates well and all. that installing the solar container is relatively easy there's no need for complicated technical equipment or construction cranes one solar container costs around one

yes mali from mali. or from the is there a double idea of and this from the very best to south africa samar to libya so i get my agent on all those points so i'm a male who was already money to me i give them my receipt card in my telephone number indicating that they have treated me so windy that reach. listen to this point in. this biz that is called luck when dating the idea just need to present. caught. on or so my signature saw the agent in. august in the distance for me to have fit to meet so dedicated directly they required me to conform so then he can move forward and forward in on the one for sorting did you have them cross the mediterranean of us to do that or so because a good agent that you need and displace libya maybe. so when day to day or so that when an agent was working under me. so i just need to call because i just need to contact it didn't and that the boy wanted me to tell me so i did get my ticket. so i don't cross the media when they make it across if they make it across you help

the french have really been pushing hard on some the terrorist groups in mali at the same time this is a period of political particular pill political instability in book enough aso there is a major trial of a general who attempted to have a coup d'etat against the government in two thousand fifteen in the trial it started on monday but then was immediately suspended for two weeks so in other words there's sort of the country is a very fragile at the moment at the same time that the french are pushing very hard on islam is elsewhere so this could be simply an act of opportunism given the need to strike back here the vulnerability of the perking up a state and perhaps the inability to strike in mali given the fact that the french are leaning so heavily on the islamists what do you will what is your assessment on the way security forces in responded to the attack today. well again it's very hard to tell from afar get the impression that the park cannot be forces did well although there were more casualties one will note at the military headquarters than at the entrance of the french e

folks serving in niger and mali don't. we know enough about the incident from public hearings and this committee it was a particularly violent and vicious event. i want to ask your opinion. should our service members who are serving in niger qualify for idp? >> congressman, thank you. the short answer is yes. we submitted that with niger and other countries in the area where it is dangerous, several months ago, to osd. my understanding it is at omb for reconciliation. we have made that request a while back. >> thank you. again, that's something i think a lot of members might be interesting in following up with them to make sure they do the right thing. i want to spend a few minutes with china's presence in djibouti close physically to our installation that's there. is there any steps being taken in terms of worries about surveillance or intelligence gathering that there might be some vulnerabilities, given the proximity? >> first of all, you're absolutely correct. it's right next door. there's been rumors the chinese milit

no claim of responsibility but five years after the french chase out to hide this from neighboring mali a low level insurgency continues in the region. across florida is the house tonight cold is still a terrorist attack take a listen. the building of a sweet thef stranded in a city. groups who threaten the security of the five countries on the side you said. french foreign minister speaking as well as your own today. we'll get the latest update on the ground his own report from lowering bashed. a coordinated attack in the hearts of ouagadougou. at around ten am several men got out of the car and started shooting at passer bys. before heading towards the french embassy. four to six people came out of the car. as they came out and he started to shoot at you a. yeah yeah she is one of the men refusing to be impossible to guard houses. choosing to the police station that she is. also. at the same time a massive explosion rang out near the headquarters of the armed forces less than one kilometer away. more gunshots were heard as thick clouds of black smoke obscured the skies of the brigante

of we're not horribly complementary policy or massive economic development you go to these areas to mali to chart to northern nigeria in they are these places are tremendously underdeveloped theories unbelievable cavity so this is why program it will succeed and this is why they succeeded with mali in the end instead of instead of allowing these economic reason to exist you have to transform the region and this rich china is trying to do and united states is not ok i'm afraid going to have to leave it there lawrence freeman thank you very much and if your thoughts thank you thank you. now we can he started julian assange has had his internet connection cut off and isn't being allowed visits at the ecuadorian embassy in london in response there have been online calls press on his supporters to protest outside the building where the hash tag reconnect julian is that trending online what a statement there could or an embassy says all his means of communication have been suspended since monday and he took the measure after a silence fell to honor an agreement not to comment on election inter

soldiers killed in northern mali so there's really been a push a targeted push from insurgent groups it seems from fighters from this help to target security forces on the ground here marty and here you know what this effect has this ripple effect on the population is people here are scared they're calling for their governments to take more action to try to stem out. this sense of insecurity and some people i spoke to here this morning were were again saying that if these people can target what is supposed to be the safest and most secure places in the capital then no one is safe in this area now and later on today. the prime minister will will visit the hospital and will visit the site where the attack took place but there will be an investigation to find out how this brazen attack took place martin thank you very much indeed nicholas out there reporting live from the backing of the capital. at the u.n. human rights she says airstrikes on the besieged syrian klav of probably amount to war crimes and those responsible should be prosecuted and they study three civilians were killed as

al-jazeera gunmen have a talk to hotel in central mali killing at least one person and injuring two others it happened in the town of daraa five been reportedly approached the entrance and opened fire witnesses say a soldier and two hotel workers were it's oakley's time people are dead and others are missing after a rebel attack in the north east of the democratic republic of congo it happened on the outskirts of the city of beni in a region beset by violence involving the allied democratic forces armed groups and people living there say the government has abandoned them mariana hong's has more. for because sookie has had enough of broken promises promises of protection promises from the congolese president that the killings will lean who must. come take our houses have them since you're unable to protect us your priority is to look after the rich not us poor people you have to fill your contract killing us just do what you want now we're tired of killing us. her home is a burnt out ruin and two members of his family a deed after elijah democratic forces rebels attacked a village of caciqu

now flashes link to al qaeda and based in mali said they were responsible for the attacks and bettina faso on friday is the nicholas heart support sixteen people were killed including eight gunman at the french embassy and the army headquarters in the capital along to do good. when a taxi packed with explosives drove past him i was fetching water raman was sorting out his stall and quander was clearing his shop none of them noticed the attackers nor did members of rick enough so armed forces who let the taxi in the attackers enter their headquarters the subsequent explosion sent them and the country into panic at the same time another attack was underway targeting the french embassy and its cultural center french special forces were deployed after hours of fighting all the attackers were shot dead to montanus about islam and muslim e has claimed responsibility for the attack they say it's in retaliation for the bombing by french forces that killed one of the group's leaders in february. sorry sitting in this video on the right was killed in that attack them broken afonso is home to fr

and are targeting countries here in this time hell not just greek you know fast they're also mali you share in chad and so. last year the g five to hell which is the combination of the armed forces of the country that is now with the french have started patrolling these areas and so there has been an intensification of conflict between the insurgent groups and in the end the forces here and this morning there was supposed to be a meeting of the chief of staff of the g. five that held the chief of staff of all these countries that were supposed to meet in the building where the attack took place this morning and marion you know the atmosphere is still tense there in the making of us a capital ouagadougou thank you very much for updating us on what we know so far about developments that today nicholas. the european commission has threatened to slap doozies own son of america's most well known products in response to u.s. plans to high tariffs on foreign aluminum and steel commission president jean-claude juncker says harley davidsons bourbon and levi jeans could be hit with a twenty fiv

the attackers targeted army headquarters as well as the french embassy in the capital to do to the mali based group jemaah islamiyah al mostly me claimed responsibility for the attack two days later the syrian government has reportedly seized ten percent of rebel territory in the signature after another night of airstrikes in shelling russian led five hour humanitarian poles is underway for a sixth day and adviser to the crown prince of the u.a.e. has reportedly become a focus in the united states special council's investigation into meddling in the twenty sixteen presidential election the new york times is reporting that george nada has been questioned over possible attempts by the united arab emirates to buy political influence in the trumpet ministration nanda is believed to have regularly visited the white house in twenty seventeen the latest developments suggest special counsel robert mueller has broadened his investigation beyond russian interference china has urged the united states to exercise restraint in taking unilateral trade measures it comes after the us president announce

d'italia get da facing a real invasion of towels and so how's uncertain talos and so migrants that pop maly economic migrants all refute it in mind or are we to g.'s the large majority it cannot make migrants we cannot accept people by elating all d'italia ruth committing crimes this is it leading to a reaction crime is not sure i was actually down in italy though. yes but if the perception is not crime is down if you look at statistics but look at the perception look at the ceiling people are threat to go out of the houses and all in all we're not out or during the now why because they feel to be under threat and you can put under the eyes statistics on crime decline and get get and get him down and die there would be not at all first you wait it is the reality you think anyone from brussels will meet with the big party leaders in office say six billion dollars that they offered to turkey regarding migration. no because italy as i said that's been left and old i criticize how the leap frog big bear a beginning date agreement between you and your keep putting billions of euros in the hands

general cabinet has approved plans to expand germany's military missions abroad including in afghanistan mali and iraq the defense bill must still be approved by the parliament it would raise the number of german troops in afghanistan by a third to thirteen hundred it also expands the very training mission to include the iraqi army. the winter has been the arctic's warmest ever sea ice levels at a record low scientists say the unusually warm temperatures there are part of a global warming driven cycle that has likely played a role in the winter storms that have recently hit europe in the u.s. . members of a far right german terror group that attacked refugee homes at the peak of the twenty fifteen refugee crisis were handed prison sentences today of between four and ten years the group seven men and one woman aged between twenty and forty have been found guilty of charges including forming a terrorist association and attempted murder or two people were injured in the five attacks they carried out the high tal group that is named after the small town in saxony where they operated. and i had a

german cabinet has approved plans to expand germany's military missions abroad including in afghanistan mali and iraq the defense bill must still be approved by the parliament it would raise the number of german troops in afghanistan by a third to thirteen hundred it also expands the business affairs training mission to include the iraqi army. members of a far right german terror group that attacked refugee homes at the peak of the twenty fifteen refugee crisis were handed prison sentences today of between four and ten years the group seven men and one woman aged between twenty and forty have been found guilty of charges including forming a terrorist association and attempted murder two people were injured in the five attacks they carried out the group is named after the small town of saxony where they operated all right let's bring in our political correspondent from the mark has been covering this trial for us it can they appeal this verdict well actually in germany you can appeal any verdict in this case that would be the federal supreme courts to decide but since this was a case by the g

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friends and relatives are still missing after more than fifty people were gunned down in her village mali as an ambassador as our martin why. are some other. long enough i hope. then that. since arriving in bangladesh fatima's only comfort has been her family but now she's going to lose them to. them. she has never met her future husband the only advice her rod can give on the eve of her wedding is to be an obedient wife. a fantastic job and of. our involvement in iraq and i. was on the island. these are words of little comfort to fast her life is about to change for ever with the she's ready or not. it's the morning of the wedding and preparations are in full swing. the other lady will take over the levee. the groom rushy to is getting ready for the. big day he says he doesn't know a lot about his future wife but it doesn't both the him that she's on to write each part off on our one on one thinking on my. mom about how you get out of them. on a mile but when i get. up with well i'm like going out. on then you know out and about on the blog and i got bored and linger. around whining and

recently we've been involved in the same kind of activities with friends as they dealt with issues in mali, refueling, helping them with intelligence issues. and so, this is something again that we need to take up in a serious way and that committee so.ommitted to doing what i hope will happen today as members of the body will let the foreign relations committee do its job and that we will bring a bill forth that we can properly debate and amend. i am hoping that later today on an authoring table motion, members of this body would respect that most of the foreign relations committee that deal with this,t issue. let it go back to committee, with the commitment that we plan to bring forthth legislation to actually deal appropriately with many of the issues relative to yemen and saudi arabia iran and ourselves. but they mention one other thing. we have been working for some time to deal with the authorization for the use of military force. it has been an issue before us for many years and it is the replacement and revision of the 01, 02 at ums that many have had concerns about because it's be

jackson government have attacked a hotel in central mali killing at least one person and injuring two others it happened in the town of bandy a gutter five men reportedly approached the entrance and opened fire witnesses say a soldier and two had tell workers were hit by law you society has returned to pakistan for the first time since being shot in the head in twenty twelve she's been accompanied by her father and is expected to meet top pakistani officials the twenty year old was attacked by taliban gunmen for her work supporting girls' education she was awarded the nobel peace prize for her activism in twenty fourteen . shares in online retailer amazon have dropped sharply following reports president trump is looking to change the way the company is taxed that's it you're up to date those are the latest headlines from here at al-jazeera remember that you can always go to the website al-jazeera dot com where you can keep up to date with all the day's of anything stories coming up next here it out is there it's just this. this is the story of the biggest undercover sting in the histo

responsibility on attacks in burkina faso before and on several attacks on hotels and restaurants in mali and in i recall they say it's in retaliation to the bombing by french special forces of a convoy of their leaders in the sun held just last week in this attack. hassan alon sorry the right hand man of mokhtar belmokhtar who was responsible for these attacks earlier attacks in for he now faso was killed why brick you know faso well it's home to a big french special forces base. so armed forces have joined other armed forces in the region to be deployed with the french forces in this to help to try to engage and attack these groups and there's been an escalating violence and as this increases so are the attacks targeting the capitals of these countries involved in these operations so many people here fear that there will be more attacks become the new normal for people here saturday the prime minister called on this country to remain united behind to bicheno faso armed forces who are engaging as we speak these groups in this house. and the seventy nine people have been killed in the lat

independent spirit something she pays for daily and conservative saudi arabia novelist niger mali who lives in germany wrote the story of sorrows life. is good this time i felt how strong the women are and how they crave freedom and that is the contradiction in saudi arabia if or when a change comes it comes from women. and the end of. the novel begins in one thousand nine hundred when the iraq iran war broke out and the u.s. set up bases in saudi arabia. the protagonist family is divided into liberals like a father who makes a fortune supplying us troops and for the just radicals like her uncle who supports the morality police. sirens at school when she first encounters an official from the commission for the prevention of sonny's he comes to speak to her class he tells the girls they will burn in hell and that the bodies will be roasted on spits some are explodes. then she is accused of being possessed by the devil. you so it's because it's up to him i was sorry society generally is conservative fanaticism is taught in school because the official wahhabi ideology is a very strict an

he was you know an african king of the whole guy and section mali area present day and at that time that part of the world controlled the entirety of most of the world's gold trade so this guy had a lot of gold so i want to look at actually how good intentions can go horribly wrong and how money. can possibly cause devastation because he went on pilgrimage to mecca and so travelling from africa through cairo down through medina and to mecca and this is what happened along the way which i found very fascinating so wikipedia made his pilgrimage between thirteen twenty four and thirteen twenty five his procession reportedly included sixty thousand men including twelve thousand slaves who each carried four pounds of gold bars and heralds dressed in silk who bore gold staffs organize horses and handled bags he also had these animals that included camels which carried twenty three to one hundred thirty six kilos or fifty to three hundred pounds of gold dust he gave the gold to the poor he met along his routes mussa not only gave to the cities he passed on the way to mecca including cairo medin

mali is quite a challenging country in terms of economy and business when you're bringing big. to do big projects. on a loan from the bank it's almost like impossible where the interest rates are so high so huge so in my case what i've done is like to start small. back in malawi a sign founded his own company in a rundown industrial area of long way. and nationally he ran a photocopy service. the business was a success despite the fact that half of malawi's population lives on less than a dollar a day. side began printing t. shirts and then got his first major contracts with the profit he set up his own architecture firm. my own still developing so there are some things that lags in us or you're ok there it is the doing that maybe it's for the past seven or ten years but if you bring them home it might be a new thing and mad that might be a new business idea to think. this is age and see in johannesburg south africa helps africans return after studying abroad it has a database of highly qualified africans who've gone overseas its clients are african companies that are looking f

groups that are operating in this region because it's not just booking a fossil of course but also mali where their friendships currently stationed. that's right there are a century five what we would call fragile states on the southern remove the of the sahara all of which are facing pressure from insurgents bases in that vast area of the sahara they're all under attack and what the french president joins a do was give a large amount of financial aid to try and set up a coup de native toss force to help with the fight to help with security but it is a very difficult area to control fosters senses and there are some hideouts which the groups can use very effectively in and launch these sort of attacks but it's notable so far no one has claimed responsibility for this one but the french president indeed the united states and europe are all aware of the developing situation in this region this is a real threat to some very fragile states and they need outside help they need military help from france particularly because they were the colonial power in this area but other states are trying

are poignant also but it is still another community owned houses sheltering mamadou a migrant from mali remember. filmmaker mariam show is helping him two years ago mamadou sakho plight sparked a wave of solidarity at just twenty six moment who lost both feet his friend who was then twenty four lost both hands because it happened when they tried to cross the nearby called. the shell pass which was closed because of a diverse get a lease you know it was good we were wearing sneakers left it was night when we arrived at the mound in looking at me and we couldn't even see the roll of wooden supposing the snow went up to our armed forces then we realized the tunnel was close yellow so we had to climb down the snow covered mountainside to make the crossing of it took all night mamadou had to leave his friend behind he went to get help and barely made it to the hospital. clear limits and live in a mirror image the doctor came and said ok we have to end of take your feet if you still see him i could hardly bear this but it was here the marker managed to get him out afterwards trouble started t

mali neighboring iraq people are still struggling with life following their liberation from terrorist refugees in the country province say they feel safer in camps than in the homes they've been told or even forced to return to that's according to a joint report by three humanitarian organizations the report says eighty four percent of refugees feel much safer in their camps only one percent because they still have a house to return to while half of those questioned know that homes have been destroyed testimonies in the report do appear to reflect those figures. we didn't make it to this place without seeing death with our own eyes are found sometimes. i can't return to ramadi my house was damaged by isis i'm worried about the camp management telling us to leave and return home i heard rumors that they might close the camp but there's nothing official lots of my friends have returned to ramadi but i can't go i can't afford to repair my house. that. we are stuck in here like sheep well last month an r.t. cre was filming in the iraqi city of mosul which was liberated from iceland more t

to move from they are through this whole process you know from from from gambia to senegal and to mali then to tunisia where then to libya then across the mediterranean then to it's the how many people are you dealing with when you're when you're helping these people to cross. africa into europe. i was going with i was seven indians and they were saving indians and is this do they know each other is this one company when business is it. how do you how do you operate yeah i didn't need to know it or not. the only good you need to know is me the only came to know him to know it when. we were going from one point onward up you say you've you've helped thousands of people to go. europe how many haven't made it ninety percent of them have made it. and it wasn't up to my height but they're still ten percent who have it has some. i hadn't know when he won his mission back which part of the journey is the most dangerous. two to tripoli became the most difficult one why because it is a desert was initially around put on twenty three i live in could only take them for d.s. four days to move from