just in the four sites that says it's still not safe for them to return home and that members of mia mars' military are still attacking were injured villages but me and mara says it wants to begin bringing their work and access. for those traumatized by ethnic violence this may prove a forbidding prospect it's one of the holding camps myanmar is building just across its border with bangladesh the site will serve as a reception area for returning ranger refugees before they're sent to camps in other parts of wreck and state. the bangladesh side will send back the forms of those who want to return to us we will check whether these people are the people who stayed in myanmar or not by cross-checking with the evidence we have for now though most of the rangers around willing to return over six hundred fifty thousand of them fled to bangladesh last year after myanmar's armed forces targeted their villages this man has fled persecution three times now in one thousand nine hundred eighty one thousand nine hundred ninety one and last year he now has a small shop in the could have a long refugee c

to be a sea change among the diplomatic community among the international community and right now mia mars' military leaders and other state security officials in the country are getting away with these crimes some of the worst crimes that can be perpetrated are being perpetrated with complete impunity and that needs to change phil rights groups have been calling for a while now in the un security council to refer me and more to the international criminal court in the hague but i mean more is not a signatory to the rome treaty so even if the un security council word to refer me and more to the i.c.c. would that make any difference. well it would make a difference because actually that referral from the u.n. security council is the only way you can get a non ratifying state like burma to the i.c.c. we have been calling for this all along we've demanding that there be international criminal justice in this case because it's quite clear that both the myanmar military and the civilian government are more inclined to cover things up than actually prosecute individuals who are responsible for th

and i believe she is wrong she blames all the problems that mia mar is having on the international media on the when on human rights groups. on other governments and i think this is caused by the bubble that is around her by individuals that are not giving her frank advice and for more of the story let me join journalist david greene a bomb he joins me from young going in i'm in ma now did very strong coming from a visit soon that what it indicated how did on some future the act to them. yeah you know i spoke earlier today with aung san suu kyi spokesman he said they are very side about the resignation of bill richardson but he said that they were just and did not understand the advice the mandate of the advisory board and that was this advisory boards responsibility to focus on the right kind issue and to focus on plans to implement recommendations that came from a commission headed earlier by kofi anon now he said it was not richardson's responsibility to get involved in the two such as freedom of the press which which are some did bring up because there were two orders journalists arr

return of around three hundred revenge a day seven hundred thousand father crossed the border since mia mars military began a crackdown in iraq and stays in august described by the un as ethnic cleansing. the philippines while a volcano is continuing to spew most fountains of lava and clouds of ash into the air more than fifty six thousand villagers have been forced to take shelter in evacuation centers after the volcano started erupting more than a week ago it exploded at least five more times in the last two days hong kong may be famous for its bright neon lights and glittering skyline but it's also on the title of one of the worst cities in the world for light pollution and many of its residents have called for authorities to flick the switch on those infamous lights sarah clarke reports from hong kong. when the sun sets in hong kong the city skyline comes alive billboards and neon lights aluminite the crowded streets the glow from the densely packed skyscrapers is one of the city's main attractions oh my god the lights were so on. and. so nice but this appreciation is not shared by every

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dedos♪ ♪ y dejarÉ que el sol me a lumbre de su luz♪ ♪ que el mar me baÑa el alma y me muestra su secreto♪ ♪ y la luna me guÍa hasta ti♪ ♪ al mÍata, haciendo la diferencia, eso es a lo que nos pide este aÑo 2018. hacer la diferencia. ¿de quÉ manera?