the united nations tells brussels it needs to do more to stop violence from traveling in the mediterranean and un wants the e.u. to resume the rescue missions it seems despite resistance from some member states also coming up new zealanders start handing in their weapons a government buyback program starts just months after dozens died in a mass shooting into last look at the latest christchurch. plus a severe drought in its district water rationing for india's poor but not for its politicians. i'm gone assman thanks for joining us 2 united nations agencies are urging europe to take more responsibility for migrants in the mediterranean un's refugee agency and the internal organization for migration have called on european union nations to relaunch rescue missions that save people from drowning earlier this year the e.u. suspended its main naval operation that carried out these rescues and critics say that is having deadly consequences. bodies of drown migrants have brought to the shore 82 people went missing when the boat sank on july 1st most have since been retrieved from the water did the migr

the united nations tells brussels it needs to do more to stop migrants from drowning in the mediterranean the un wants to reveal the rescue missions after despite resistance from some member states also coming up. new orleans a war of deadly floods as tropical storm barry bears down on the louisiana coast. and we have liftoff as a rocket heads to space carrying their job russian extra telescope has searched the sky for dark energy the find of water not that means from our correspondent in moscow. hard work of. more on those stories in just a moment but 1st to somalia where 26 people are dead after our shabaab militants stormed a hotel in case my own among those killed a politician foreigners and journalists security forces and kiss my oh say they have ended the siege and killed the militants officials are calling it the deadliest day in the port city since insurgents were driven out in 2012 the extremists have been trying to topple the government there for more than a decade. sort of a need to have janice abilities bill on the line from the somalian captain long edition of the disease what more

the united nations tells brussels it means to do more to stop migrants and travelling in the mediterranean the un wants the e.u. to resume rescue missions it seems despite resistance from some member states also coming up new zealand begins paying gun owners to hand in their weapons it comes just 2 months after just months after dozens died in a mass shooting at. look at the latest from christ church. was surreal william steps on the grass of wimbledon in the final later today but there is more stake than just another grand slam title to take a look at the latest record and her son. i'm calling aspen thanks for joining us to the united nations agencies are urging europe to take more responsibility of migrants in the mediterranean the un's refugee agency and the international organization for migration have called on european union nations to relaunch rescue missions that save people from drowning earlier this year the e.u. suspended its main naval operation that carried out these rescues and critics say that is having deadly consequences. the bodies of drowned migrants and brought to the chinese

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united nations agencies are urging europe to take more responsibility for migrants in the mediterranean the un's refugee agency and the international organization for migration have called on the european union nations to relaunch rescue missions that saved people from drowning earlier this year the e.u. suspended its main naval operation that carried out these rescues critics say that is having deadly consequences. bodies of drowned migrants have brought to the chinese in shore 82 people went missing when the boat sank on july 1st most have since been or tray from the water dead the migrants started their journey in war torn libya and drifted into ginny's in waters before sinking one of the few survivors remembers have that calls for help went unanswered. have not and i don't doubt that he and i get older you know pins in pick us up in the water on the. it was sinking. but they did not answer our call. on the. operations of the european union effort to curb migrant flows across the mediterranean stopped rescuing shipwrecked people in march and italy's populace government has shut ports to priva

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peroration according to one particular official charlie actually is spokesman for the mediterranean africa to the un high commission for refugees and says the situation is dire and immigrants in tripoli need to be evacuated immediately. this is a horrific tragedy the should never have happened around 2 months ago you an a.c.l. warned that these people in side the sentence and to needed to be evacuated that was after an airstrike badly damaged the roof and injured 2 of the detainees we called for that urgent evacuation then that didn't happen they remains detained inside that center and sadly people have paid the tragic consequence pretty good price of that with their life last night. these are refugees many of them who left behind warm persecution and have fled to neighboring countries in the hopes of finding safety and of instead found themselves held in terrible conditions inside these detention centers but also now are no longer have their physical safety guaranteed either we need to evacuate people in these detention centers out as a matter of urgency the problem we've been having in recent mont

now europe must take responsibility for migrants in the mediterranean all that's the message from the un today it wants you nations to relaunch lapsed rescue missions that save people from drowning let's take a look now at the numbers fewer and fewer people are making the journey to europe by sea than during the peak of the migration crisis back in 2015 even so nearly 30000 people still arrived in this 1st half of this year there are 3 main ways to get to europe greece through italy and malta and further west through spain now the number of people traveling from turkey to greece has been steadily falling but it is still the most common route by sea an increasing number of migrants are making the journey from morocco to spain but that is still not a mass migration route and relatively few migrants are traveling from libya to italy just over 4000 but it's the most dangerous route over 400 people have drowned this year dozens last week in one of the rears worst shipwrecks. bodies of drown migrants have brought to the tunisian shore 82 people went missing when the boat sank on july 3rd. most

we start with a tragedy in the mediterranean more than 100 refugees are feared drowned after their boat sank off the coast of libya un officials are calling it the worst shipwreck to take place in the mediterranean this year some 134 people were rescued in the accident but italy is refusing to allow them to dock until other e.u. countries agree to take them and. these exhausted migrants have been sent back to libya from where they had set off for europe right next to the survivors are those who did not make it. this woman says she lost her 7 year old son in the boat accident she's grief stricken but also angry she says no one helped her and her family in libya oh malays they don't they held anyone they sent me away and they told me and my children that we have to find our own way. i just want to go back to my home country of sudan to die but at the. people that live again at the name i would. after what is probably the worst boat accident in the mediterranean this year the demands of u.n. organizations have become more insistent. as an urgent need now 1st of all to secure the release of people from inside the detenti

from a bridge i thank you very much indeed let's all see accies a spokesman for the mediterranean and africa at the un high commission for refugees he says the situation is dire and migrants in tripoli need to be evacuated immediately. this is a horrific tragedy the should never have happened around 2 months ago you an a.c.l. warned that these people in side this sentence and needed to be evacuated that was after an airstrike badly damaged the roof and injured 2 of the detainees we called for that urgent evacuation then that didn't happen they remains detained inside the center and sadly people have paid the tragic consequence pretty tragic price of with their life last night. these aren't.

leave the country until an election is held on september the 15th the un is demanding immediate action after the worst mediterranean tragedy so far this year as many as 150 refugees and migrants are feared to have drowned off the coast of libya on thursday around 300 people were on board 2 boats that left the town of homs east of the capital hundreds of activists have packed inside the main terminal of hong kong's airport as they continue their call for greater democracy this is the scene in the main arrivals area crowds are trying to take their message to international visitors they're angry at what they see as china's growing influence on hong kong's affairs the government response to weeks of mass rallies protests began over a planned extradition law that have grown into some of the largest in decades a record heat wave is continuing across western europe paris recorded its highest ever temperature on thursday and 42.6 degrees celsius records were also set in the netherlands belgium and germany a gang of armed men in sao paolo brazil a stolen $40000000.00 worth of gold another precious metals from an airport car

will lead the country until an election is held on september 15th the un is demanding immediate action after the worst mediterranean tragedy so far this year as many as $150.00 refugees and migrants of feared to have drowned off the coast of libya on thursday around $300.00 people were on board 2 boats and left the town of homs east of the capital tripoli. hundreds of activists have packed inside the main terminal of hong kong's airport as they continue their call for greater democracy we're looking at live pictures coming in this is the scene in the main arrivals area where crowds are trying to take their message to international visitors that are angry at what they see as china's growing influence in hong kong affairs and the government's response to weeks of mass rallies protests began over a planned the extradition rule but have grown into some of the biggest in decades. a record heat wave is continuing across europe paris recorded its highest temperature on thursday at 42.6 degrees celsius records were also set in the netherlands belgium and germany a gang of armed men in sao paolo brazil are stolen $40000000.

keeping open it seems the prospect of further dialogue the un is demanding immediate action after the worst boat capsizing in the mediterranean so far this year as many as $150.00 refugees and migrants are known to have drowned off the libyan coast the un is calling for safe and legal votes for those searching for a better life to know if he is 1st democratically elected president of beijing or the said she has died aged 92 the head of the as parliament mohamad n.r. sir has been sworn in as interim president he leaves the country until elections are held within 3 months the european union says it won't renegotiate the brics that withdrawal agreement with the u.k.'s new prime minister e.u. commission president john paul john khattala boss johnson out of the forum that the existing deal is the best and only one. record heat wave is continuing across western europe paris recorded its highest ever temperature on thursday at 42.6 degrees celsius and national records were also set to the netherlands belgium and germany those are the headlines on al-jazeera the cure revisited is up next. the palestine national locust was 1st founded

the un aid agency has called it the worst mediterranean tragedy of this year. funeral for 46 migrants who drowned trying to desperately get to europe. rescue workers recovered 62 bodies in total. the remaining funerals will take place later. the vessel these victims were on was said to be overloaded with some 400 on board. among those burying the dead are seven sui’vivoi’s. among those burying the dead are seven survivors. translation: we we re seven survivors. translation: we were saved and here we are to date you bury 46 of our brothers, children and women. we survived. we are eritreans. thousands of migrants attempted to ci’oss thousands of migrants attempted to cross the mediterranean to europe every year, and libya is a key departure point. those who make the journey often travel in poorly maintained and overcrowded ships, and many have died. but the numbers attempting the crossing is falling. that fall is down largely to italy's engaging libyan forces to stop them setting off or return them to libya if found at sea. this italian coastguard vessel carrying

will be buried on saturday was replaced by the speaker of parliament the un's demanding immediate action after the worst mediterranean tragedy so far this year as many as $150.00 refugees and migrants are feared to have drowned off the coast of libya around $300.00 people who were on board 2 boats that left the town of comps east of the capital tripoli. in northeast nigeria at least 2 people have been killed in an attack by boko haram fighters on one of the region's biggest scams for internally displaced people the army says the raid nima do grief was repelled. hundreds of activists have packed inside the main terminal of hong kong's airport as they continue their call for greater democracy this is the scene at the main arrivals area where crowds are trying to take their message to international visitors they're angry at what they see as china's growing influence on the hong kong affairs and the government response to weeks of rallies protests began over a planned extension lot of ground into some of the biggest in decades the union a flight attendant's for hong kong airline cathay pacific is supporting the protest a

board 2 boats left the town of commons east of the capital tripoli the un's demanding immediate action after the worst mediterranean tragedy so far this year. the head of tennessee is parliament mahmoud and a syria has been sworn in as interim president after the death of 92 year old baby qaeda subsea to lead the country until presidential elections on september 15th. the european union says it will not renegotiate the brig's it was drawn agreement with the u.k.'s new prime minister boris johnson the u. commission president told johnson over the phone the existing deal is the best and only one johnson says he'll make a breakthrough soon. on a record heat wave is continuing across western europe paris recalled its highest of a temperature on thursday $42.00 degrees celsius records are also set in the netherlands belgium and germany climate scientists are warning extreme heat waves will be far more common in the coming year is a landslide in morocco mountains as killed at least 24 people a van was buried following heavy rains in a remote area south america rescue teams are searching for survivors and a government inv

says those targeting civilians should be charged with war crimes the un is demanding immediate action after the worst mediterranean tragedies so far this year as many as $150.00 refugees and migrants feared to have drowned off the coast of libya around $300.00 people were on board 2 boats that left the town of homs east of the capital tripoli sanctions on north korea appeared to be having a devastating effect on the economy it shrunk by the most in 21 years according to figures compiled by south korea's bank. does not disclose its economic statistics. thousands of miners and south africa who've suffered potentially deadly diseases have reached his story illegal settlement worth $350000000.00 in a class action lawyers for the mine workers sued 10 major companies for compensation and what big came known as the silicosis saga 6 of the companies accepted a deal which is now been approved by a court in johannesburg up to 100000 miners all their dependents could benefit many miners were afflicted by lung disease or other illnesses as a result of their work. richards 4 is a human rights lawyer who has been working on the

the un's refugee agency has called it the deadliest shipwreck in the mediterranean so far this year.e footballers have been involved in a carjacking attempt by an armed gang in a london street. arsenal players mesut ozil and sead kolasinac were targeted. this video from social media appears to show kolasinac chasing off the armed robbers. the club said both escaped uninjured. there have been no arrests so far. australia says it will become the first country to set up a dedicated office to police big tech firms like facebook and google. ben's got more on this. good morning. this is the start of the clampdown on the power of big technology. australia overnight announcing it would create this special offers focusing exclusively on the tech firms, be it google, facebook, apple. this is in the wake ofa numberof facebook, apple. this is in the wake of a number of scandals which they have been fine. google facing $7 billion worth of fines, facebook of about ea billion from misuse of data. what australia wants to do is set up an office that can keep an eye on it. it is worth remembering that

town of commons that's east of the capital tripoli it's the worst tragedy in the mediterranean so far this year and the un is demanding levy of action. and of the numbers that was another one of them i lost my 7 year old child because of that they don't help us they kicked me out they told me and my children to go find our own way why i don't want anything now except to go back to my country to die there a landslide in morocco's atlas mountains and killed at least 24 people a van was buried following heavy rains that happened in a remote area south of the city of america rescue teams are still searching for survivors your authority is of open investigation into the incident at least 2 people were killed on thursday night when both around fighters raided one of the biggest camps for internally displaced people near my degree in northeast nigeria the armies of the attack was repelled. from the record heat wave is continuing across western europe paris reported its highest ever temperature one day 42.6 degrees celsius records are also set in the netherlands belgium and germany climate scientists are warning

the un is demanding immediate action after the worst boat capsize in the mediterranean so far this year as many as $150.00 refugees and migrants are known to have drowned off the coast of libya the u.n. is calling for safe and legal votes for those searching for a better life. the littleness that was a members of the most of them i lost my 7 year old child because of that i you or they don't hold they kicked me out they told me and my children to go find our own we why i don't want anything now except to go back to my country to die. the head of to nancy is parliament mohamad and a server has been sworn in as interim president after the country's 1st democratically elected president. he died on thursday aged 92 and esser will lead the country until elections are held what than 3 months. the european union says it won't renegotiate the brics that with the troll agreement with the u.k.'s new prime minister e.u. commission president jiang told boss johnson over the phone that the existing deal is the best and the only one that johnson says he'll make a breakthrough on this. issue that is t

europe significantly reduced, we still see a large number of deaths in the mediterranean for different reasons. this comes as the unards shot at migrants — as they tried to flee from airstrikes that hit a detention centre near tripoli on tuesday. at least 53 people, including children, are now confirmed to have been killed in the attack — and authorities say the death toll could rise. we also now know there were two strikes. the un says the attacks could constitute a war crime. imogen foulkes has more. with the un wants and what is making absolutely clear is that there are multiple armed groups in libya, dozens, hundreds. they have the coordinates of those detention centres and they have the coordinates because they are supposed to avoid them, they're not supposed to avoid them, they're not supposed to avoid them, they're not supposed to be attacked. let's not forget, they have high precision r forget, they have high precision weaponry nowadays. if those were deliberately targeted, all the civilians, that would be a violation of the conventions and a war crime. that is why there are these codes foran that is why th

it's recovered the bodies over dozens of refugees migrants who dies in what the un has described as the worst mediterranean tragedy this year as many as 350 people were on board the boats that capsized off the time of homes east over tripoli on thursday around $145.00 of them were rescued by the libyan coast guard $120.00 others including women and children are missing. general is deeply saddened by the news that some 150 refugees and migrants lost their lives after the boats they were in capsized off the coast of libya on the 25th of july children and pregnant women are among the missing he is also concerned by reports that many of the survivors rescued by the libyan coast guard were placed in that the jury at migrant detention center which is close to a military facility and was hit by an airstrike on the 2nd of july that resulted in more than 50 deaths the secretary general reiterates that libya is not a safe country of asylum and that refugees must be treated with dignity and respect and in accordance with international law. as for. use of put her children on a wooden boat she was trying to make it to

a belly full cost the un warns a $1000.00 my occurence could die this year trying to cross the mediterranean. in the latest incident more than a 100 people are feared dead after a shipwreck off the libyan coast time mariam mozzie and london you're with al-jazeera that's was a bring you on the program as well he was a key figure in tunisia's trial. into democracy president bady hyde a subsea dies at the age of $92.00. the. protesters continue their celebrations after puerto rico's governor recalled the rest seo is to pressure and resigns. and soaring temperatures break records across europe as the continent's wealth has been and on precedented heat wave. welcome to the program our top story libya's navy is saying at least $115.00 people are missing and feared dead in a shipwreck off the coast but the un refugee agency says as many as 150 people might have been killed a wooden boat left from the town of homs this is east of the capital tripoli with around 300 people on board at least 140 people have been rescued by the coast guard and sent back home the u.n. agency has repeatedly called for re

board 2 boats that left the town of homs east of the capital tripoli the un's demanding immediate action after the worst mediterranean tragedy so far this year a landslide in morocco's atlas mountains as killed at least 24 people a van was buried following heavy rains in a remote area south of matter cash rescue teams are searching for survivors government investigation is also under way ahead of tennessee as parliament mohammad in a syria has been sworn in as interim president after the death of 92 year old beige subsea he'll leave the country until elections on september 15th. u.s. senators that backed legislation that would block some on sales to saudi arabia the foreign relations committee voted 13 to 9 with 3 republicans joining democrats in supporting the measure when he voiced concern that weapons could be used in the ongoing war in yemen pro-democracy activists efforts tested inside hong kong's international airport directing their campaign of visitors to the former british colony now ruled by china as the latest protest of the plans for a controversial extradition law which activists want scrapped and tommy

mediterranean sea and start a new life in europe. also ahead just days after donald trump historic handshake with kim jong un north korea accuses the u.s. of being hell bent on hostility. and will join his grandmother in what she calls a toxic tour of hell as she pushes u.s. energy producers to clean up their industry. so the u.n. security council has failed to agree on a course of action in libya following emergency talks on the bombing of a migrant center that left 44 people dead now earlier the u.s. mission in libya said the attack would constitute a war crime while the u.n. chief through a spokesman demanded a full independent investigation he condemns this horrendous incident in the strongest terms and he expresses his deepest condolences to the families of the victims and wishes a requip recovery to those injured the secretary general calls for an independent investigation of the circumstances of this incident to ensure that the perpetrators are brought to justice it is important to note that the united nations had provided exact coordinates of the detention center to the parties. the un recognized government says forces loyal to

other stories making the news at this hour of the un's refugee agency says up to 150 margarines are missing from a boat that capsized in the mediterranean after leaving libya local fishermen and the coast guard rescued some 140 people libya is a major departure point for migrants attempting to reach europe. 2 cambodian journalists have gone on trial for spying in the cambodian capital and one chin young shusterman are working for a us government funded radio station that was until they were arrested during a crackdown on the government's political opponents it was in november 27th teen rights groups say the trial is an attack on press for. european union leaders have rejected a call by britain's new prime minister boris johnson to reopen talks on the country's departure from the you european commission president john clogg younger told johnson in a phone call that no renegotiation was possible. well millions of people here in europe have been sweltering in this summer's 2nd extreme heat wave an across the continent records are being broken a wall of hot sahara air trapped over north western europe is the cause of these record highs let'

have been pulled from the mediterranean sea off to the west tragedy that this year as many as $150.00 refugees and migrants have drowned off the coast of libya on thursday the un is demanding an immediate changes in the way that migrants are protected the secretary general is deeply saddened by the news that some $150.00 refugees and migrants lost their lives after the boats they were in capsized off the coast of libya on the 25th of july children and pregnant women are among the missing he is also concerned by reports that many of the survivors rescued by the libyan coast guard were placed in that that you were at migrant detention center which is close to a military facility and was hit by an airstrike on the 2nd of july that resulted in more than 50 deaths the secretary general reiterates that libya is not a safe country of asylum and that refugees must be treated with dignity and respect and in accordance with international law under schapelle has will. put her children on a wooden boat she was trying to make it to europe by any means possible instead the journey became the worst tragedy this year in the mediterranean sea nearly 150 passengers were rescued

around 130 more were rescued in what the un's refugee agency is calling the deadliest shipwreck in the mediterranean the libyan coast guard. around 1a5 migrants were rescued when their boat sank. but up to 150 are feared drowned. the ongoing civil war in libya is contributing to the migrant problem, with two competing governments as well as violent militias, law and order has broken down, allowing ruthless gangs to exploit those desperate to get to europe. this wooden boat went down off the coast of khoms. 60 miles from the capital tripoli. most migrants crossing here are trying to reach italy. the charity medecins sans frontieres says most of those on board were from ethiopian, but there were also palestinians and sudanese, like this woman whose child drowned. translation: i lost my seven—year—old child because of the organisation, because they do not help us, they do not help migrants. i wish they could bring in a foreigner to work with the organisation here, so they can see the situation. but europe has increasingly closed its doors. italy deputy prime minister matteo salvini has banned foreign—f

mediterranean is taken back to libya. this from the reuters bureau chief at the un: "secretary—general antonio guterres outraged by air strikeet behind closed doors later today". the libyan government's health ministry said of the attack "it was horrible, blood everywhere, the camp was destroyed, people are crying here, there is psychological trauma, the lights cutoff." here's one of the refugees in the camp. this place is dangerous. we did not know it was going to happen like this, we have no power to do anything. said there is people who stand there and are stranded and don't know what to do and don't know where to go. paul adams has more on libya's refugee camps. it's worth remembering that around tripoli, there are about 60 detention centres holding migrants from all over the place, west africa sub—saharan africa and many from the horn of africa. we have been hearing about these people for about five yea rs about these people for about five years now since the migrant crisis into europe began, and it's a dreadful indictment of the international community to tackle the question that there are still people huddled in these

province of it lib the un's human rights chief says those targeting civilians should be charged with war crimes 40 bodies have been pulled from the water after the west mediterranean tragedy this year as many as $150.00 refugees and migrants saw fit to have drowned off the coast of libya on thursday around $300.00 people were on board 2 boats that left the town of commons east of the capital tripoli thousands of miners in south africa who are suffering from potentially deadly diseases have reached a historic legal settlement worth $350000000.00 lawyers for the mine workers sued 10 major companies for compensation 6 accepted a deal many miners have been afflicted by lung disease or other illnesses as a result of their way sanctions on north korea appears to be having a devastating effect on its economy by the most in 21 years according to the figures compiled by south korea's central bank does not disclose its economic statistics israeli soldiers have fired tear gas at palestinians protesting against this week's demolition of their homes in occupied east jerusalem the houses that were on land controlled by the palestinian authority but their owners lost a 7 year lo

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mediterranean island. and what are you up to them they make for many years we told if the greek cypriot side the e.u. or the un do not recognize the rights of the turkish cypriot side as a guarantor state and we shall protect it and we started drilling what comes next as we told the e.u. if they take measures like these ones we will increase our drilling activities we currently have 3 ships in the area and we shall deploy the 4th vessel to the area and of course you know who has more now from istanbul. as for our statement so far it seems turkey is position in this and mediterranean it stance will not be changed if following the decision to curb contacts and funding for turkey turkey believes that this decision by the e.u. is mainly politically motivated as a result of a pressure by greece and the greek cyprus this is what uncorrupt believes and the measures the measures that are mentioned will not be taken seriously turkey criticised the e.u. for giving political recommendations to central banks and investment banks and foreign minister cho schultz said that this is what the e.u. has always been against then

the un is demanding immediate action after the worst capsizing of migrant boats in the mediterranean so far this year as many as $150.00 refugees and migrants are known to have drowned off the coast of libya. look at the numbers that was a members of the most of them i lost my 7 year old child because of that they don't help cause they kicked me out they told me and my children to go find our own we why i don't want anything now except to go back to my country to die. to as he is 1st democratically elected president he has died aged 92 the head of chin as he has parliament mohamad n.s.o. has been sworn in as interim president the e.u. says it won't really go share the brics that with a drawn agreement with the u.k.'s new prime minister e.u. commission president jacques rogge told barres johnson over the phone that the existing deal is the best and only one but johnson says he'll make a breakthrough soon and a record heat wave is continuing across western europe paris recorded its highest temperature on thursday at 42 degrees celsius national records are also set in the netherlands be

matter of urgency what exactly is the un position on these camps are you mentioned many of the people being held are people who have been trying to cross the mediterranean to seek sanctuary many of these migrants had in fact been intercepted at sea and brought back to libya do you consider these detentions illegal. well the status quo now cannot continue there needs to be shifts in approach here we need the immediate release of everyone in currently being held inside the detention center in tripoli we also need states to come forward to help us evacuate people outside of libya but the problem we've been having in recent months is that people are being brought to the detention centers faster than we can evacuate them they're being brought to libya after being rescued or intercepted by the libyan coast guard a rate that's quicker than we can get people out so we need a new policy that we need to see a renewed effort sees an end to people being returned to libya no refugees should be returned to libya at this time that says so what would this new policy look like because we've had repeated calls for these camps to be closed we've also heard reports of food

german boat called un to who was just released actually i think this week after 2 years of being kept by italian government so they couldn't go out to operating them in the mediterranean sea for 2 years and we would be supporting somebody should be disorganization as we're actually doing the most these said and act of humanity so let me just. announced one thing i mean if you look it's not just italy from finland to greece from the netherlands to denmark to fronts all these countries there have been a backlash after 2015 backers from from governments saying they took over the the rhetoric of wiping populist we need to secure our borders we need stricter policies and so on zone because the pressure from all the societies were just growing on these governments so they are do you have any sympathy for italy's position hasn't the e.u. in many ways let italy bear the brunt of the refugee crisis at least in the mediterranean. i mean there's 2 important points that i that i think are worth making in this debate. first is i don't think this is a crisis of refugee numbers this is a crisis of refugee accommodation and refugee policy this is why we experience the backlash after

un recognized administration led by prime minister. based in tripoli and supported by tacky and biased western nations including italy which is why the fighting in tripoli will force people to cross the mediterranean in the east that is the brook based government the center of power for want to pay for have to he's backed by egypt saudi arabia russia and the united arab emirates from is also accused of providing military support to his forces well william laurance is a professor at george washington university's school of international affairs and he says governments are ignoring a u.n. arms embargo to provide weapons. there are american weapons on both sides chinese drones on both sides russian weapons on both sides and a number of the both the p 5 at the security council and number of the other nations that you mentioned and some others are doing things that violate the un embargo and impact what's going on on the ground and so again this u.n. resolution doesn't solve anything but it may put the brakes on the most egregious actions so take for example france france was supporting have to or so with some robustness until early april but they've stepped back their support significantly maybe down