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mauritania's diawling national park is a wildlife hotspot -- but it didn't use to be like this. we find out about its transformation. but first we head to india to learn more about young girls and marriage, in which romance rarely plays a role. forced marriages can be nothing short of devastating for the young girls involved. early marriage frequently means early motherhood, and that often means dropping out of school. this form of human rights abuse is not limited to a few countries, either -- it's a global issue. in fact, around 700 million women and girls alive today were married off before they were 18. and more than a third were not even 15. the world leader when it comes to child brides is india. the u.n. estimates that nearly half of all indian women are married off before they are 18. reporter: this is muneera khan, at work in a women's center in hyderabad. she tells us she's 19, but doesn't know exactly when she was born. muneera was only 11 years old when her parents sold her for 50,000 rupies -- the equivalent of 800 euros. muneera: no one asked me. my relatives came

in 2207, four french tourists were killed, prrrrmpting paris d to mauritania.hat meant touu opprators were no longer insured it to work in this part of the sahara. but in the eight yeeas thaa followed, there was not a single attack in mauritania. a security perimeter was established. the trip starts heee,,with dunes as far as the eye can see. a -- philippe has a long when he enters in the has been a dream for years. >> it is sometimes worth ignoring advice to see such a beautiful landscape. ssmetties it makes us forget all the dangers. reporter: it is the ffrst night in the desert for these western tourists. the camel herders gear up for the trip. -pand the visitor stock up on carbs ahead oo a long day of in this vast desert, and none of them feel threatened. >> my friends and family were worried, bececause they knknow t the e jihadist groups thatat ext in thehe s sahara ovover the lat dedecade. look at the belgian government website, and it said the area of mmuritania we are in nowwis safe. my insurance company says there covered. reporter: a wondrous sea of s

on further plans as well as its ballistic missile arsenaa and in campaigning is wrapping up in mauritania as the nation gears up to vote in local and parliamentary elections on saturday. they areeseen aa a test of the seven months ago for desperate can'tmentary pollsdidate he was arrested three weeks ago but his supporters are canvassing innhis name in the suburbs. his wiie's of the charges brought against the politician were trumped uu to hurt his% >> in the 2014 preeidential election we came in second after phe ruling pprty and the us from campaigning. use forrbusiness from rganizing meetings. aativists faces of to five days in prison for allegedly violent threatening a journanalist. yoyou could still winin a parlrliaaentary seseat as is andessesee has beee green lit his upporters are concerned about his long-ttrm political future. >> the governments will not let theecampaign and he will not let the issue prevent them from collects the ruling party fearlessly denies the syytyttmac biggest political opponent. law, he must nswer for his actions. why did he come in during% labor for the e

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i think they have a good life, better than children here in mauritania. i'd like to become president of my country, because there'e'a lot of poverty here. i'd like to make a difference. i would really like to be president. our generation has more opportunities than our parents and ancestors, because we can go to school. host: this week in global ideas, we are off to the forests of serbia, home to -- wait for it -- pigs. common, domestic pigs. the animals play an important role both in the local ecosystem and in local tradition. but as our colleague holger trzeczak, , who travelled to te region aroround morovic report, this tradition may soon be a thing of the past. reporter: a puddle means it's time for a paddle. although these pigs are a regular domestic breed, they live freely in a forest in northwestern serbia. it looks like a pretty good life. and their presence is good for the soil here, too. their owner, milutin ajvazovic, is relieved the puddle hasn't dried up this year. if it had, he'd have had to provide them with more food. in the olden days, fo

he told us in that young put it possible don't know up fourteen forty four between morocco and mauritania prince henry's mercenaries kidnapped unarmed civilians. deported to portugal these first captives were unloaded in the first port on the way home the law goes. on this beach one morning in august fourteenth forty four nearly two hundred fifty men women and children who had been captured on the atlantic coast were sold to the highest bidder this sale was an event the first booty brought back to the country for the cockies to doors it's sealed off to find gold but for lack of anything better they came back with slaves. all of portugal talked about the event to the point that younis does iraq the chief chronicler of the realm travel there in person. the following day it was the eighth of august study moaning because it ain't. a cruise began to work that bodes unload a cup to use and take in the shows awarded. some had their faces down white with to is some to note at the others and were rowed in with great somber note to high heaven fixing their locomotives shouting and i out up to it as

is that the kidnapped journalist come from a number of countries among them france spain lebanon mauritania jordan and the united states. when the most dangerous countries for journalists in the world and so at the fence like these that reason we have this situation in that country in the journalistic western lives to cover that conflict for the american public for the international community is well that's really of vital importance and in this room be aware as to there are many other fathers and mothers in syria and beyond still hoping for the safe return of their loved ones mike hanna al-jazeera washington the u.s. state of nebraska has carried out its first execution in more than twenty years using a controversial combination of drugs for the lethal injection carradine moore was convicted of killing two men in one thousand nine hundred seventy nine the opioid phantom oil was part of a four drug combination that's never been used in executions in the u.s. a german company that makes two of the drugs tried to sue nebraska saying the state lied to get the drugs because they're not usually

that the kidnapped journalists come from a number of countries among them france spain lebannon mauritania jordan and the united states. one the most dangerous countries for journalists in the world and so that events like these that reason we miss on the situation in that country in the journalistic western lives to cover that conflict for the american public for the international community is well that's really of vital importance and in this room be a windows two there are many other fathers and mothers in syria and beyond still hoping for the safe return of their loved ones mike hanna al-jazeera washington india's prime ministers and iran's to new government run health care service the largest scheme in the world the range of what he says it will cover and half a billion poor people but as andrew thomas reports from goal watty there are concerns that the move might stretch existing facilities. india's prime minister narendra modi doesn't call it modi care but everybody else does his ambitious national health protection scheme will be the centerpiece of his reelection campaign. the poor

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that the kidnapped journalist come from a number of countries among them france spain lebannon mauritania jordan and the united states. when the most dangerous countries for journalists in the world and so at the fence like these that reason we had this final situation in that country in the journalistic western rides to cover that conflict for the american public for the international community is well that's really of vital importance and in this room be awareness to there are many other fathers and mothers in syria and beyond still hoping for the safe return of their loved ones. al-jazeera washington. and you get lots more news from if you want it on our website al-jazeera dot com. this is al-jazeera these are the top stories the safety of major infrastructure across italy is being questioned after the collapse of a motorway bridge in genoa rescue teams have pulled thirty seven bodies from the rubble of the two hundred meter span the crash down on tuesday italy's transport minister has ordered an urgent check of bridges and tunnels natasha has more now from genoa is just a pile of rubb

that the kidnapped journalists come from a number of countries among them france spain lebannon mauritania jordan and the united states. when the most dangerous countries for journalists in the world and so at that events like these that reason we miss on the situation in that country in the journalistic western lives to cover that conflict for the american public for the international community is well that's really of vital importance and in this room be a windows two there are many other fathers and mothers in syria and beyond still hoping for the safe return of their loved ones. michaela al-jazeera washington. india's prime minister has announced a new government run health care service the largest such scheme in the world around remote he says it will cover around half a billion poor people but as andrew thomas reports from guwahati era concerns the move might stretch existing facilities. india's prime minister narendra modi doesn't call it modi care but everybody else does his ambitious national health protection scheme will be the centerpiece of his reelection campaign. if there is

that the kidnapped journalists come from a number of countries among them france spain lebanon mauritania jordan and the united states. one the most dangerous countries for journalists in the world and so that events like these that reason we miss on the situation in that country in the journalistic western lives to cover that conflict for the american public for the international community is well that's really of vital importance and in this room be a windows two there are many other fathers and mothers in syria and beyond still hoping for the safe return of their loved ones mike hanna al-jazeera washington. turkey and russia say they want to find a solution to stop the fighting in syria province the foreign ministers from both countries met in ankara turkey opposes the syrian government's offensive to recapture that's the opposition's last major stronghold. says the whole province should not be targeted russia and turkey support opposing sides in the syrian war. these areas of deescalation was set up under certain strict conditions first of all there was agreement that the ceasefire ar

that the kidnapped journalist come from a number of countries among them france spain lebannon mauritania jordan and the united states. when the most dangerous countries for journalists in the world and so at the fence like these that raise awareness on the situation in that country and the journalistic western rights to cover that conflict for the american public for the international community is well that's really of vital importance and in this room be awareness to there are many other fathers and mothers in syria and beyond still hoping for the safe return of their loved ones. are washington the syrian government's also been accused of disappearing thousands of people including peaceful protesters and outspoken humanitarians rights activists. as one of those people abducted in december twenty third team from her office near damascus where she is now is still a mystery you know her with her story from beirut my me. you heard this from damascus. as the hostages. the area has from. the video was released just a few days before any one of the most prominent opposition activists disappear

visited all of the appropriate players in the morocco,d he was in algeria, marr attain you, -- mauritaniaand has met with the polisario. if confirmed, i would be more than happy to come back and discuss that with this committee. >> thank you very much. asked aenator merkley number of questions about bangladesh which is also in the foreign relations subcommittee where i serve as the ranking member. i applaud the work of senator merkley and others who have made this an area of focus. i would say to you, ambassador miller, that i did not get a chance to hear you're back and forth answers to senator merkley about that but i think continuing to encourage bangladesh to do the right thing in this significant humanitarian crisis is absolutely critical. we sometimes have the experience of meeting with the myanmar officials in bangladeshi officials and have them think are pointing both ways. this jobou are taking at an incredibly important time. should you be confirmed i hope bringing in the humanitarian assistance to bear to provide solutions would be a top priority of years. >> it certainly will