detention facilities near its southern border michelle bachelet says children stopped by border agents should never be held in detention centers or separated from their families 5 children have died in border patrol custody since december. she has made it very clear that several un human rights bodies have found that the detention of migrant children may constitute cruel inhuman or degrading treatment that's prohibited by international law and she also made it clear that any deprivation of liberty of adult migrants and refugees should be a measure of last resort. he has more from washington d.c. . we no longer have to rely on the testimony of activists and whistleblowers to understand what the high commissioner is referring to we have the inspector general of the department of homeland security's own report that was released last week where we found out about cells with

>>michelle bachelet criticÓ las condiciones en que miles de adultos y niÑos permanecen detenidos trason mÉxico sin acceso a atenciÓn mÉdica y con malas condiciones de saneamiento publicado por la oficina de estados unidos que condiciones de hacinamiento insostenible. >>eso ya es deshumanizar a la perth zona y hace eco de las declaraciones. >> en una reciente visita los congresistas dijeron haber presenciado condiciones inhumanas. no hay lugar ni jabÓn para baÑarse. ♪ >>los trataban mal.cruel trato e inhumano. el gobierno de donald trump ha dicho que planea incluir al interior de estos centros y culpan al gran volumen de refugiados como la causa de las malas condiciones la alta comisionada tambiÉn dijo que la privaciÓn de libertad de tanto adultos como pequeÑos. >>al otro lado de la frontera andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador resumiÓ los resultados de su plan de contenciÓn migraty tambiÉn deportaciones masivas del centro americanos y el gobierno de mÉxico recibirÁ entre otras actividades. >>a dos semanas de cumplirse el plazo el gobierno del izquierdista parece utilizar todos los recursos par

the united nations‘ human rights chief michelle bachelet has criticised the "appa rent indifference"ternational community towards the renewed fighting in syria. michelle bachelet said airstrikes by government forces and their allies have killed at least a hundred civilians in the last ten days. 26 of them were children. the fighting has been taking place in idlib province, in the north—west of syria. it's one of the last opposition strongholds in the country after eight years of civil war. the fighting in idlib province affects an area that was supposed to be demilitarised following a deal between turkey and russia in september 2018. however, heavy fighting in the province restarted at the end of april, when syrian government forces, supported by russia, launched airstrikes. after a week of strikes, government forces began their ground offensive in idlib. following the collapse of three ceasefire attempts, the syrian army began the second phase of its offensive, ten days ago. as imogen foulkes reports, despite denials by syria and russia, civilians, hospitals and businesses in idlib

venezuela is accusing the united nations human rights chief of bias that softer michelle bachelet presented a damning new report on the country then a sway that has been caught in both an economic crisis and a political standoff since the beginning of the year president nicolas maduro who won a 2nd term in a disputed election last year is resisting attempts by the u.s. backed opposition to oust him earlier this year the opposition's leader. declared himself interim president president it's a crisis that has led to mass protests and forced millions to flee. un human rights chief special that has long been monitoring the situation and her controversial new report is based on the government's own figures it found that many of the nearly $7000.00 killings jaring security operations in venezuela since the start of 2018 may have been extrajudicial executions it also said that nearly $800.00 people remain in custody after being arbitrarily arrested the u.n. report also found that $1500.00 deaths over a 4 month period were caused by a lack of hospital supplies addressing the u.n. rights council in

detention facilities near its southern border michelle bachelet says children stopped by border agents should never be held in detention facilities or separated from their families rights groups have complained that many children have no access to showers and were being detained along past the maximum of 72 hours 5 children have died in border patrol custody since december she has made it very clear that several un human rights bodies are found that the detention of migrant children may constitute cruel inhuman or degrading treatment that's prohibited by international law and she also made it clear that any deprivation of liberty of adult migrants and refugees should be a measure of last resort a former congo is warlord nicknamed the terminator has been found guilty of atrocities including murder rape and conscripting child soldiers boss going to gander was convicted by the international criminal court on 18 charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity they relate to the ethnic conflicts in the democratic republic of congo nearly 17 years ago welcome web reports. both current agai

calls international indifference to the rising death toll in syria's rebel held in the province michelle bachelet says those targeting civilians should be charged with war crimes in the past 10 days 104 civilians have been killed. al-jazeera has obtained a copy of a un report on child casualties in conflict zones it says saudi arabia is trying to improve its record in yemen and israel has been left of the black list of concerns despite being blamed for the deaths of $59.00 children last year. and the u.s. president is celebrating what he calls a big victory for his southern border walls in the nation's highest court the supreme court has ruled that donald trump $2500000000.00 from the pentagon to fund the project. not a few days the governor of puerto rico will step down that i call the rosales resignation follows a scandal over offensive text messages but protesters are still calling for a radical change in the galaxy reports from san juan on what's next for the u.s. territories. on the airwaves of puerto rico's radio stations a dominated by one topic the resignation of the island's governor fol

calls international indifference to the rising death toll in syria's rebel held in the province michelle bachelet says those targeting civilians should be charged with war crimes in the past 10 days 104 civilians have been killed. al-jazeera has obtained a copy of a un report on child casualties in conflict zones it says saudi arabia is trying to improve its record in yemen and israel has been left out a blacklist of concerned despite being blamed for the deaths of $59.00 children last year. and the us president is celebrating what he calls a big victory for his southern border walls in the nation's highest court supreme court has ruled that donald trump come divert $2500000000.00 from the defense money to fund the project. not a few days the governor of puerto rico will step down with a car that also your's resignation follows a scandal over offensive text messages but protesters are still calling for a radical change on the galaxy reports from san juan on what's next for the u.s. territory. the airwaves of puerto rico's radio stations a dominated by one topic the resignation of the arlen's gove

noticiero telemundo 38 >>buenas tardes bienvenidos reparaciones de emergencia por michelle bachelet,omisionada de derechos humanos de por hoyo en auckland, un carril cerrado por tiempo indefinido, recomiendan usar vías alternas y tener mucha precaución lo mantendremos al tanto de esta situación, también el expresidente toledo en estados unidos pedía salir bajo fianza. >> bueno un juez federal en san francisco decidió que deberá permanecer tras las rejas mientras se tramita la extradicion pues representaba un alto riesgo de huida, tenía en su poder un maletín con 40 mil dólares el día en que fue apresado, que no arriesgaría un conflicto diplomático entre los países también la esposa estaba en la sala la que fue amonestada varias veces por su forma de expresión, toledo fue visto en traje color rojo de reo también en chancletas, la audiencia estaba a capacidad completa, llegaron varios peruanos del área de la bahía ellos dijeron que habían votodo por él, que se vieron decepcionados, por ahora toledo se queda tras las rejas, >> muchas gracias, >> y en san rafael las autoridades investiga

organizaciones han dicho que la situaciÓn es totalmente reprobable sino que tambiÉn la alta comisionada michelle bacheletnciÓn. usted cree que ahora que la onu ha denunciado esto se puede hacer algo al respecto de forma rÁpida porque es una crisis en la frontera? >> yo espero que sÍ porque como representante estoy luchando para que este problema no exista porque es algo que el presidente trump hizo y no algo que tenemos que tener los niÑos en los estados unidos sin familias. yo espero que las cosas puedan cambiar porque nosotros no lo podemos cambiar solas. borja: me gustarÍa conocer su opiniÓn porque el presidente trump ha dicho que todos los vÍdeos son falsos y que abrirÁn algunos centros de detenciÓn para que la prensa pueda acudir. cuÁl es su reacciÓn sobre eso? >> en mi comunidad las personas me dicen a mi que necesitan mÁs cosas para los niÑos y para las familias. ellos dicen que no tienen suficientes cosas para cuidar a los niÑos. yo se que Él sÓlo vera lo que quiere ver porque en su agenda siempre dice que no estÁ haciendo nada mal y nosotros lo sabemos porque hay niÑos que no tienen todo lo que

detention facilities near its southern border michelle bachelet says children stop by border agents should never be held in detention centers or be separated from their families 5 children have died in border patrol custody since december she has made it very clear that several un human rights bodies are found that the detention of migrant children may constitute cruel inhuman or degrading treatment that's prohibited by international law and she also made it clear that any deprivation of liberty of adult migrants and refugees should be a measure of last resort president to tell to his administrator environmental record in a speech at the white house donald trump says america is doing better than every signatory to. climate accord which he pulled out of. greece's prime minister. says he plans to start legislating quickly after being sworn in on monday he wants m.p.'s to skip their summer break it is called a parliament session for next week among his priorities tax cuts try to renegotiate greece's debt repayments and tackling crime. those are the headlines al jazeera world is coming up next

y derechos humanos, michelle bachelet dijo que la onu estÁ conmocionada como los migrantes, niÑos y adultoss cosas, ni siquiera la casa blanca se salvÓ de la repentina inundaciones que a s residentes en maryland, washington y virginia. decenas de conductores quedaron atrapados en sus autos. carla mesola tiene las imÁgenes. >>> con sus dos hijas en brazos este hombre abandonÓ su camioneta inundada, luego de quedar varado en medio de la calle. y varios condados en maryland y virginia. >>> en solo 2 horas las calles se convirtieron en rÍos. los conductores tuvieron que subir a los techos y cofres de sus autos esperando ser rescatados. >>> usuarios metro de la estaciÓn de virginia square en arlington. capturaron la dramÁtica kena de una cascada que partÍa de... elevadores de la estaciÓn de metro del pentÁgono se volvieron inservibles. a su paso, las inundaciones dejaron carreteras destrozadas. ciudades inundados y en el sÓtano de la casa blanca usaron aspiradoras para drenar el agua. hasta el momento no se han reportado fatalidad. carla mesola noticias telemundo. >>> en el sur de california. un

michelle bachelet dijo estar profundamente ocupada por la muerte del funcionario y por las seÑales dee llevado al hospitalidad de alta. el sospechoso enfrenta cargos por intento de asesinato a un policÍa. ilia: una de cada cinco personas en estados unidos ha sido lesionada por alguien bajo la influencia del alcohol. esto, segÚn un reporte publicado hoy ademÁs de lesiones fÍsicas, las personas que debieron dejar daÑos a la propiedad de un tercero. las mujeres reportaron lesiones o agresiones por un ser querido. jorge: la tragedia golpeÓ a la popular feria del condado de san diego. un niÑo falleciÓ, tres menores enfermaron, por contaminaciÓn con la bacteria e-coli. repor con la trÁgica muerte de un niÑo de dos aÑos de edal con e coli, despuÉs de visitar la feria del condado de san diego, se dispuso el cierre de la popular exhibiciÓn de animales. se incluyÓ la sección de mascotas para acariciar. el cierre se hizo recomendaciÓn nuestra, indicÓ el director de epidemiologÍa del condado de san diego. dijo que hasta ahora se han registrado cuatro casos en total de niÑos aa los e coli. descart

rights chief has condemned what she calls international indifference to the rising death toll michelle bachelet says there is targeting civilians should be charged with war crimes and warning viewers may find some of the pictures in a hot as report just adding their images that have shocked many but tragedies like this are happening nearly every day in northwest syria where the government's assault is if it's there it's box. on the side of a loved desperately trying to save his daughters as they dangled from the edge of a building destroyed in a syrian or russian airstrike the 5 year old we have held on to our 3 year old sister drove one for as long as she could. but then they fell to the ground i died. well when struggled for life but later passed away in hospital. the high number of people killed and injured here particularly children reflects the scale of the humanitarian situation war monitors say there have been at least 800 civilian deaths 200 of them children since the russian backed syrian government offensive began in april in the past months at least 33 children were killed according

high commissioner for human rights michelle bachelet she says that the bombing could possibly be a war crime depending on the precise 2nd says is she says i have repeatedly called for the closure of migrant detention centers in libya way un human rights star have documented severe crowding torture ill treatment forced labor rape and acute malnutrition what charlie yet see as a spokesman for the united nations high commission for refugees. this is a horrific tragedy the should never have happened around 2 months ago you and 8 c.r. 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 the center and sadly people have paid the tragic consequence project price of that with their life last night. these are very few g.'s many of them who left behind warm persecution and have fled to neighboring countries in the hopes of finding safety and if instead found themselves held in terrible conditions inside

el aÑo pasado, segÚn el informe de la comisionada de derechos humanos de las naciones unidas michelle bachelet una convocatoria del presidente interino juan guaidÓ para que salgan a las calles a exigir el tÉrmino de torturas y muertos presos polÍticos, el oficialismo quiere festejar la independencia del paÍs. asÍ las cosas, una cosa muy diferente, las aplicaciones mÓviles estÁn convirtiendo en grandes herramientas para las personas con alguna discapacidad, ademÁs de facilitar tareas cotidianas las conectan con el mundo por lo que en onda digital ana mÉndez nos presenta tap asÍ es, felicidad, comenzar con un dato que indica que 60% de las personas con discapacidad son usuarios de aplicaes hacen su vida mucho mÁs sencilla, por eso hoy te voy a presentar algunas que van dirigidas a este sector de la poblaciÓn, la primera de ellas se llama... y es para personas ciegas o dÉbiles visuales, fue desarrollada por un estudiante en toronto y permite obtener descripciones por voz de los objetos con solo enfocar y sacarles una fotografÍa con el celular. >> asÍ al abrir la aplicaciÓn tenemos la opciÓn de es

detention facilities near the southern border michelle bachelet said children stopped by border agents should never be held in detention facilities or separated from their families rights groups have complained that many children have no access to showers they were being detained long past a maximum of 72 hours and 5 children have died in border patrol custody since december she has made it very clear that several un human rights bodies have found that the detention of migrant children may constitute cruel inhuman or degrading treatment that's prohibited by international law and she also made it clear that any deprivation of liberty of adult migrants and refugees should be a measure of last resort karen bring greenberg is with us now director at the center on national security at the fordham university school of law. karen it's it's fairly obvious what michelle passionate is saying we've seen the pictures we've heard all the reports but the fact that it is coming from someone as high up as her can that make a difference. it can make a huge difference you know head yet to be. authoritat

the un's human rights chief, michelle bachelet, has accused the international community of treating thee with, as she puts it, apparent indifference. the fighting has been taking place in idlib provice, in the north west of syria, which is one of the last strongholds of the rebel groups which rose up against president bashir. imogen foulkes reports. five—year—old, trying to desperately save her baby sister from an air strike. hours later, maria jett —— died from injuries. this is the last area of the serious deliverable hands, also tell him to millions of civilians. united nations has warned for months that a battle here would come at a huge cost to civilian life. the area is supposed to be a de—escalation zone. but in recent weeks, syrian forces had stepped up their operations. 103 people killed in the last ten days alone, a quarter of them were children. this latest relentless ca m pa ig n quarter of them were children. this latest relentless campaign of air strikes by the government and its allies has continued to hit medical facilities, schools, and other civilian infrastructures su

the un's human rights chief, michelle bachelet, has accused the international community of treating thelence with "appa rent indifference". the fighting has been taking place in idlib provice, in the north—west of syria, which is one of the last strongholds of the rebel groups which rose up against president assad. imogen foulkes reports. this five—year—old desperately trying to save her baby sister from an air strike. butjust hours later she herself died from her injuries. idlib is the last area of syria still in rebel hands. it is also home to millions of civilians. the united nations has warned for months that a battle here would come at a huge cost to civilian life. the area is supposed to be a de—escalation zone, but in recent weeks syrian forces has stepped up their operations. 103 people have been killed in the last ten days alone. a quarter of them children. this latest relentless campaign ofairstrikes, by the government and its allies, has continued to hit medical facilities, schools, and other civilian infrastructure such as markets and bakeries. these are civilian objects and

government has tried to discredit the report as biased, however it came from a former ally, michele bacheletknows human rights abuses when she sees them. the un commission was a victim of torture herself under the dictatorship of pinochet in chile. my office has also documented extensive use of force in the context of security operations by the special act and is —— agent for the, with multiple killings of young men. many could constitute extrajudicial killings and could be —— should be fully investigated. despite the government's defiance, they did release more than 20 prisoners, including judge maria afiuni. she is considered by many venezuelans to be the victim of major political interference in the dust system. —— justice system. although she has been released from prison for the bizarre crime of spiritual corruption, have family says she is not completely free. translation: she can't speak to the media, she can't use social media, she cannot leave the country. she has to present herself every 30 days. the logical thing would be to get rid of the cautionary measures and respect what the

human rights chief michelle bachelet said on wednesday she was again distressed by reports that hospitalswere attacked during the raids opposition leader madani madani outlined the conditions of the talks. any negotiation has to start from the points that we cannot agree on and it is one main point the transitional council it is the point regarding the head of the council because both sides agreed to a civilian majority it was suggested 8 to serving and it was then adjusted to $5.00 and $5.00 plus one and that would be 6 civilians and 5 military. we also said that there has to be a deadline to these negotiations we suggest 72 hours the sudanese people and we don't have the space to keep dragging these and listening goshi asians. north korea has accused the us of being held bent on hostility towards it and of being obsessed with sanctions responding to accusations that it breached a cap on petroleum imports north korea's mission to the u.n. the same meant the united states is practically more and more hell bent on hostile acts against the d.p. r. k. is quite ridiculous for the us to contin

calls international indifference to the rising death toll in syria's rebel held in the province michelle bachelet says those targeting civilians should be charged with war crimes in the past 10 days 104 civilians have died in a strikes in southern italy and 27 of them children a warning viewers may find some of the images and sent out of the port disturbing. they are images that have shocked many a tragedies like this are happening nearly every day in northwest syria where the government's assault is if it's there it's not. that it's a mission of love the law desperately trying to save his daughters as they dangled from the edge of a building destroyed in a syrian or russian airstrike the 5 year old we have held on to our 3 year old sister drove one for as long as she could. but then they fell to the ground i died. well when struggled for life but later passed away in hospital. the high number of people killed and injured here particularly children reflects the scale of the humanitarian situation war monitors say there have been at least 800 civilian deaths 200 of them children since the russian

says the government appears to have changed its mind about the report by un human rights chief michelle bacheletnd actually the government said publicly that they were so happy with the visit of mrs bachelet, and actually they said that they will recognise, they will follow all the recommandations. actually they took pictures, with bachelet, here in venezuela, i'm talking about the president, i'm talking about the attorney general, and actually it seems to me very contradictory that now they are against this report. this report basically says what we ngos here in venezuela and internationally, ngos like amnesty international, human rights watch, have said many times before, that there are forced disappearances in venezuela, that are still going on, that there are political prisoners still there, that people have been tortured for political reasons... sorry to interrupt but you do your own research on human rights and i was wondering, when you looked at that un report, did some of the evidence concur with the people that you speak to and help? yeah, of course. we see not just the families of poli

the report was published last week by the un human rights chief, michelle bachelet, and it accuses thepread human rights abuses against opposition activists. the government says the findings are biased and aimed at discrediting president nicolas maduro. torrential monsoon rain across south asia has caused widespread flooding and landslides. dozens of people have been killed as floods engulf parts of nepal, assam and bangladesh. heavy rains are expected to continue in the coming days. jill mcgivering reports. these are the straits of nepal's capital, kathmandu, the river here swollen by days of torrential rain has finally burst its banks, swallowing everything. the rushing water has brought down power lines, and left vehicles of all sizes are submerged. flooding is common on nepal's planes, but scenes like this and kathmandu are much more rare. in the indian state of assam, whole villages have disappeared underwater. escaping to higher ground isn't easy, makeshift bridges have been thrown up, but moving around is dangerous, especially when many here cannot swim. and they risk losing eve

and it is accusing the united nations human rights chief of bias that's often michelle bachelet presented a damning new report on bennett's whaler based on figures provided by the venezuelan government it found that many of the nearly 7000 killings during security operations in venezuela since the start of 2018 may have been extrajudicial executions it also said that nearly 800 people remain in custody after being arrested and the un report that the report found that 1500 deaths over 4 months and 20182019 were caused by a lack of hospital supplies. now addressing the un human rights council in geneva called on the venezuelan government to talk to the opposition rather than cracking down on it encourage the government to view the opposition and human rights defender of foreigners in the common cause of human rights and justice and to plan to see through durable political agreement that leads to reconciliation now since the start of the year venezuela has been caught in both an economic crisis and a political standoff between president nicolas maduro his government and national assembly lea

now in geneva the united nations human rights chief michelle bachelet has presented a damning new report on venezuela to the human rights council based on figures provided by the venezuelan government it found that many of the nearly 7000 killings during security operations in venezuela since the start of 2018 may have been extrajudicial executions it also said that nearly 800 people remain in custody after being arbitrarily arrested and the un report found that 1500 deaths over 4 months in 20182019 work or just by a lack of hospital supplies. now since the start of the year venezuela has been caught in both an economic crisis and a political standoff between president nicolas maduro government and national assembly leader one the dura won a 2nd term in the disputed election last year and is resisting attempts to oust him by the u.s. backed opposition led by god oh earlier this year why do declared himself interim president it's a crisis that has led to mass protests and forced millions to flee at her address earlier in geneva called on the government to talk to the opposition rather tha

the un's human rights chief, michelle bachelet, has accused the international community of treating thence.‘ (gfx)the fighting has been taking —— with apparent indifference. the fighting has been taking place in idlib provice, in the north west of syria. it's one of the last opposition strongholds in the country after eight years of civil war. it is supposedly covered by a truce brokered in september by russia and turkey — which backs the opposition — that spared the 2.7 million civilians living there from a major government offensive. but fighting escalated on 29th april, leaving hundreds of civilians dead and thousands forced to flee their homes. as imogen foulkes reports, despite denials by syria and russia, civilians, hosipitals and businesses in idlib have been targeted. 5—year—old rehan desperately trying to save her baby sister from an air strike. butjust hours later rehan herself died from her injuries. idlib is the last area of syria still in rebel hands. it is also home to millions of civilians. the united nations has warned for months that a battle here would come at a huge c

what she calls international indifference to the rising death toll michelle bachelet a says those targeting civilians should be charged with war crimes that's one of us you may find some of the pictures in zona hold this report to be this being their images that have shocked many a tragedies like this are happening nearly every day in northwest syria where the government's assault is it likes. a loved one desperately trying to save his daughters as they dangled from the edge of a building destroyed in a syrian or russian airstrike that's the 5 year old we have held on to our 3 year old sister program for as long as she could. but then they fell to the ground i died. well one is struggling for life in hospital. the high number of people killed and injured here particularly children reflects the scale of the humanitarian situation war monitors say there have been at least 800 civilian deaths 200 of them children since the russian backed syrian government offensive began in april in the past months at least 33 children were killed according to save the children that's more than in the whole of

let us wait has slammed a new report by united nations human rights chief michelle bachelet and accused of bias presented the report in geneva today it's warns that the rule of war has eroded in venezuela president nicolas maduro continues to be locks and a political standoff with the national assembly leader and self declared president . now the report is based on the government's own figures if found that security forces loyal to madeira have carried out nearly $7000.00 killings in the past year and a half many of them may have been extra judicial the report also said that almost 800 people remain in custody after being arrested and that 1500 deaths over a period of 4 months were caused by a lack of hospital supplies. and the un made more than 20 recommendations to venezuela's government including dialogue with the opposition rather than cracking down on it by encouraging government to view the opposition and human rights defender of partners in the common cause of human rights and justice and to see through durable political agreement that leads to reconciliation the un high commissi

rights representative in the country and also by its representative former chilean president michelle bachelet it talks not only about extra judicial killings in the country carried out by security forces mostly in poor neighborhoods this report says that those operations were anti-crime operations but many of them also there is saying that this acuity forces use that force in order to curtail this and it also talks about the rule of law in venezuela saying that the opposition has was neutralized and criminalized and also saying that institutional checks and balances have been dismantled in venezuela to davis report comes out just as it's being discussed the death of a navy captain in court he passed out apparently he was beaten and tortured this is what his lawyers are saying and this is something that has shocked not only the opposition and human rights groups but also the world and for human rights groups there saying that this shows that torture in the country is this technique and that this united nations report shows in a way that everything that they have been denouncing for a very long

even to tear things government it calls on the un high commissioner for human violence that's michelle bachelet way to report back on her findings by june 2020. benjamin netanyahu has reiterated has pledged not to dismantle even the most remote jewish settlement in the occupied west bank they had been speculation of the israeli promise to may offer concessions on the illegal settlements on the yet to be announced to us peace proposals but those concessions it was reported could have been in return for valuable political prizes from donald trump like recognizing jerusalem as israel's capital and speaking on wednesday netanyahu declared all settlements are off limits and any peace plan. is an international criminal law expert and she says netanyahu has moved isn't a surprise this is very much expected before the last time as usual we promise is. not from the new settlements will be very much in favor of the right wing running for election but in same time this is more of. this is we as yes sure ing sorry that was the scene all the men they are on live with the international. west bank settlements

month after security forces raided a sit in protest killing at least 100 people un rights chief michelle bachelet said on wednesday she was again distressed by reports hospitals were attacked during the raids sudan's opposition leader made that they are bass made in the outline the conditions of the talks. of how any negotiation has to start from the point that we cannot agree on and it is one main point the transitional council it is the point regarding the head of the council because both sides agreed to a civilian majority it was suggested $8.00 to $7.00 and it was then adjusted to $5.00 and $5.00 plus one and that would be 6 civilians and 5 military. we also said that there has to be a deadline to these negotiations we suggest 72 hours the sudanese people and we don't have the space to keep dragging these endless negotiations. for the lead mediæval is the founder and president of the sudan policy forum he joins us live here in doha good to have you with us so we're now talking about a situation which the military council is giving into some demands that these prisoners the internet is this a

detention facilities near the southern border michelle bachelet says children stopped by border agents should never be held in detention facilities nor separated from their families. the u.s. president has started his administration's environmental record in a speech at the white house donald trump says america is doing better than every signatory to the should be 16 paris climate accord which he pulled the u.s. out of and trump also says his officials will no longer deal with the british ambassador in washington confidential memos from kim the rockwood leaked over the weekend revealing how he called the u.s. president's administration both dysfunctional and inept. al-jazeera world is next with marco polo a very modern journey. and let's take a look at china. was messed up at least china overtake us the way that it actually america is go live with it rather that it live. in it. and. it is. a i. users she thought she. should use she. drug don't sure why else would a. professor shout is on the trail of the 13th century explorer marco polo whose travels through the mogul empire have shape

imbalanced that it is via they issued a statement referring to 70 points where they say that michelle bachelet is wrong in her report and that's why we are contesting it but human rights groups are saying that the report shows exactly what they have been denouncing for a very long time and today is independence day in venezuela story so so house is going to play out there what do you expect to happen. well that's correct it's a big day in venezuela and it began with a ceremony by the government in a pantheon that's where venezuela is independent. heroes are buried later on there was a meeting at the constituent to sing assembly this is the legislative parallel body that was created by the government and that's where they're denouncing that venezuela is under attack by the united states and other countries and that's why they're calling on to the government supporters to take to the streets on this day there's going to be a military parade a massive military parade it is a tactic but it's not the only demonstration that's going to be taking place the opposition on the other hand is also calling

and carried out by members of the united nations human rights body also by its representative michele bachelet former chilean president who traveled to venezuela last month in the report we also heard not only about torture extrajudicial extrajudicial killings carried out by security forces mostly important neighborhoods in anti-crime operations thousands of them that allegedly happened and that the united nations body saying that they are in a way to. have the government has all the necessary information and was discussed with them also in this report what is being discussed is the rule of law in venezuela they're saying that the opposition is being criminalized it's been neutralized and also that all the institutions that institutional checks and balances in a way have been dismantled and these are just some of the basics in this report is very very critical and very critical of the venezuelan government and it happening a very special time. in venezuela and that's when it's being discussed it shocked the world the navy captain in a way in court fell and he was beaten and he had to be taken

human rights chief michelle bachelet said a wednesday she was again distressed by reports that hospitalswere attacked during the raids well sudan's opposition leader madani modernly outlined the conditions of the talks. any negotiation has to start from the points that we cannot agree on and it is one main point the transitional council it is the point regarding the head of the council because both sides agreed to a civilian majority it was suggested 8 to serving and it was then adjusted to $5.00 and $5.00 plus one and that would be 6 civilians and 5 military. we also said that there has to be a deadline to these negotiations we suggest 72 hours the sudanese people and we don't have the space to keep dragging these endless negotiations. an oil tanker is being held in your brought her own suspicion its cargo was bound for a refinery in syria which is subject to e.u. sanctions british marines and local officials stop the ship in the u.k. territory along spain's southern coast russian president vladimir putin has arrived in rome for an official visit he'll meet italy's populists government

people have been killed in an airstrike in syria's adlib province the un's human rights chief michelle bachelet condemned what she calls the world's indifference to the rising death toll in the rebel held province well the 100 civilians have been killed in the past 10 days by syrian government and russian airstrikes among them a several children. well the wider issue of child casualties and the world's conflict science is the subject of a new report the united nations al-jazeera has obtained a copy says that last year the coalition and yemen killed or injured 729 children and israel the report's authors blame the government for the deaths of 59 children and the wounding of nearly 2700 that's the highest numbers and for years and syria airstrikes barrel bombs and cluster munitions killed or injured more than 800 children while i'm gonna stan had the most child casualties for another year but more than 3000 on diplomatic editor james bays has more from the united nations this report comes out every year it makes very grim reading it's from the secretary general of the un to the security council i