germany's ministry of foreign affairs and the german lympics sports confederation have offered the gambian federation help and sent their most experienced help monica stop in germany she was the most successful women's football coach of the time. 4 championships fights german cup wins the 1st european championship for a german team she left her mark on the players and the sport. she helped women's football. long looked down upon really taken seriously become socially accepted. 11 years ago she decided she'd had enough with being president and coach at frankfurt the dominant german women's team in the ninety's she began a 2nd career as a development aid worker for women's football around the world. mostly in countries where women's rights are not a high priority she fights for gender equality not only in football but in life. as a national coach in arabic countries like bahrain or qatar job was about sporting success but also giving the young women this self-confidence to have fun playing football despite all the obstacles. jordan could just on all the cook islands in 2014 she was honored a

yes well we just a short time ago heard from the ministry of foreign affairs in a regular daily media briefing the spokesman predictably i guess was dismissive of this letter signed by 22 countries saying it was an attempt to politicize the issue of human rights the spokesman also said that this was a domestic affair and it was not up to anyone outside of china to comment on the situation in genk he also pointed out that there have been no terrorist attacks in the area for the past 2 years evidence he says that this is working remembering that the government in china says these are not the tension centers they're vocational schools with one of the main aims being to stamp out extremism and terrorism and he points to the fact that there have been no terrorist attacks in the past 2 years in that area as evidence that the system is indeed working so china defiant as ever on this issue wayne is it likely then that they will give inspectors the main in full access to the camps that the netter is asking for. yes with a spokesman from the ministry of foreign affairs also responded to that re

georgia but the president sat again that he doesn't want these sanctions at this moment the ministry of foreign affairs sad that it's not only about what georgia has been saying in the anti russian sentiment but also the fact that the authorities have not been able to control the situation the french government wants to introduce some eco tax for all slides taking off from the country's airports money raised will be invested in public transport within france . flying out of france will become more expensive for air passengers from next year the new eco tax is part of the french government's environment policy ended fighting climate change that. france is committed toward europe is putting forward on taxing air travel there is increasing awareness and things are beginning to move but this is urgent like other countries we have decided to put in place an acre tax on air transport on all flights departing from france the tax will only apply to outgoing flights not to those flying into france or transiting fares will increase by $2.00 for an economy class ticket within the european union business class fli

our guest comes from the think tank of chinese ministry of foreign affairs. ry close to the chinese government, how they view it what their side of things is in terms of trade talks, where they're heading, not heading. that is coming up. ♪ your... partner? not again. limu that's your reflection. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. in an emergency, who do you want by your side? a new proposal in congress wants to put the insurance companies and the government in charge of your healthcare by price fixing. letting the government set prices means fewer doctors and a race to the bottom when it comes to quality care... insurance companies and the federal government getting in between you and your doctor. call congress. make sure doctors and patients are making the most important medical decisions and keep the insurance companies and government out of it. paid for by market institute. while managing your t

program al-jazeera wrote to the office of the bahraini royal household the ministry of the interior and the ministry of foreign affairs to ask them to respond to the allegations made against the king and the government of bahrain at the time of broadcast they had not replied. say to me ok for them to do a sora and most. behind unfortunately it's a dark picture and it's a dark future you know when you the future of this repressive corrupt regimes. to me as a as an academic that who has studied the history of authoritarian regimes i don't think they would last long because ultimately you can push the people to our corner and you can force the people to to yield to your demands but in the end you cannot control them for ever i mean the whole moment you talk to them and the shia sunni and that is. what i mean one out of the sunni. nothing. but the heart of the 1000000 and not so often. said he saw some machinery but the bent out of if the other moderate the sunni part . from behind the behind. the. the. we are sure the hero with delhi had a dictatorial that we had seen when i meant that i'm really going to win the most pr

asked by al-jazeera in regard to the citizenship issue this is what the representative ministry of foreign affairs had to say. of course according to the law it may not be entitled for the full fledged citizenship but they are entitled to naturalized citizenship and eventually their sons and daughters and grandsons and daughters will be entitled citizenship citizenship nearly 2 years into the crisis there has not yet been any remarkable progress regarding their repatriation of nearly a 1000000 refugees living in what is now the world's largest refugee camp the latest talk between i me and my delegation and community leaders for owning a refuge is here in cox's bazar have ended without any major breakthrough wildside a great dialogue should continue in an attempt to resolve critical issues still causing concern thunder chaudhry al jazeera could apollo was bizarre. coming up in sports we had to colombia as the country celebrates its 1st tour de france champion and we'll have all of that and our sports round up coming up. al-jazeera exposes controversial allegations about the bahraini government. the

asked by al-jazeera in regard to the citizenship issue this is what the representative ministry of foreign affairs had to say of course according to the law that may not be entitled for the full fledged citizenship but they are entitled to naturalized citizenship and eventually their sons and daughters grandsons and daughters will be entitled to the citizenship full fledged citizenship nearly 2 years into the crisis there has not yet been any remarkable progress regarding their repatriation of nearly a 1000000 refugees living in what is now the world's largest refugee camp the latest talk between i me on my delegation and community leaders for owning a refuge is here in cox's bazar have ended without any major breakthrough wildside a grid the dialogue should continue in an attempt to resolve critical issues still causing concern thunder chaudhry al-jazeera could apollo. francis is calling on the international community to act after the latest tragedy involving people attempting to cross the mediterranean 55 bodies have been recovered after several boats carrying up to 300 migrants capsized off the

by al-jazeera in regard to the citizenship issue this is what the representative maurice ministry of foreign affairs had to say of course according to the law it may not be. the full fledge citizenship but they are entitled naturalized citizen and eventually their sons and daughters grandsons and daughters will be entitled to citizenship citizenship nearly 2 years into the crisis there has not yet been any remarkable progress regarding their repatriation of nearly a 1000000 refugees living in what is now the world's largest refugee camp the latest talk between i me on my delegation and community leaders for owning a refuge is here in cox's bazar have ended without any major breakthrough wildside a grid that dialogue should continue in an attempt to resolve critical issue is still causing concern thunder chaudhry al jazeera. to europe the russian opposition leader has been taken to hospital with severe facial swelling and rushes suffering what's believed to be an acute allergic reaction the valley was arrested on wednesday after calling for a little anti government demonstrations he was sentenced to

china's ministry of foreign affairs has responded to the letter signed by 22 countries regarding the situation in shin jang province and predictably i guess it was dismissive of this letter saying that this was an attempt to politicize the issue of human rights and that this was a domestic affair for the government in china to deal with and it wasn't up to anyone outside china to comment on the situation there it also pointed out that there has been no terrorist attack in the region for the past 2 years evidence it says that this program is working remembering that the government maintains that these are not detention centers in province they are vocational schools with one of the main aims being to prevent terrorism and extremism and also responded to a request in the latest sign by these countries that inspectors experts be allowed meaningful access to the area the government saying that it has already organized trips involving media and so-called experts diplomats to the region and what they reported when they returned was quite different to what has been put trade in the western m

by al-jazeera in regard to the citizenship issue this is what the representative maurice ministry of foreign affairs have to say of course according to the law that may not be entitled for the full fledged citizenship but they are entitled to naturalized citizenship and eventually their sons and daughters and grandsons and daughters will be entitled the city. into full fledged citizenship nearly 2 years into the crisis there has not yet been any remarkable progress regarding the repatriation of nearly a 1000000 rohingya refugees living in what is now the world's largest refugee camp the latest talk between a me and my delegation and community leaders for owning a refuges here in cox's bazar have ended without any major breakthrough both sides agreed that dialogue should continue in an attempt to resolve critical issues still causing concern tanvir chaudhry al jazeera could appollo cox is bizarre. and still ahead in august there are air strikes in syria last rebel stronghold of intensified despite u.n. warnings of war crimes being committed. holy sites are rubbish dump the pilgrims polluting enshrine

china's ministry of foreign affairs has responded to the letter signed by 22 countries regarding the situation in shin jang province and sporadic sibly i guess it was dismissive of this letter saying that this was an attempt to politicize the issue of human rights and that this was a domestic affair for the government in china to deal with and it wasn't up to anyone outside china to comment on the situation there it also pointed out that there has been no terrorist attack in the region for the past 2 years evidence it says that this program is working remembering that the government maintains that these are not detention centers in province they are vocational schools with one of the main aims being to prevent terrorism and extremism and also responded to a request in the latest sign by these countries that inspectors experts be allowed meaningful access to the area the government saying that it has already organized trips involving media and so-called experts diplomats to the region and what they reported when they returned was quite different to what has been put trade in the wester

china's ministry of foreign affairs has responded to the letter signed by 22 countries regarding the situation in shin jang province and predictably i guess it was dismissive of this letter saying that this was an attempt to politicize the issue of human rights and that this was a domestic affair for the government in china to deal with and it wasn't up to anyone outside china to comment on the situation there it also pointed out that there has been no terrorist attack in the region for the past 2 years evidence it says that this program is working remembering that the government maintains that these are not detention centers in province they are vocational schools with one of the main aims being to prevent terrorism and extremism and also responded to a request in the latest sign by these countries that inspectors experts be allowed meaningful access to the area the government saying that it has already organized trips involving media and so-called experts diplomats to the region and what they reported when they returned was quite different to what has been put trade in the western m

by al-jazeera in regard to the citizenship issue this is what the representative maurice ministry of foreign affairs had to say of course according to the law it may not be entitled to full fledged citizenship but they are entitled . naturalized citizen ship and eventually their sons and daughters and grandsons and daughters will be entitled to citizenship full fledged citizenship nearly 2 years into the crisis there has not yet been any remarkable progress regarding their repatriation of nearly a 1000000 rowing or refugees living in what is now the world's largest refugee camp the latest talk between i me and my delegation and community leaders for owning a refuges here in cox's bazar have ended without any major breakthrough both friday grit the dialogue should continue in an attempt to resolve critical issues still causing concern trenberth child ray i'll just go to poland cox's bizarre protesters have been to australia spawn meant to highlight how many refugees have spent years living in limbo it's 6 years since a conservative government started granting asylum seekers temporary thesis instead o

they have been our general mobilization of the forces responding to the threats by the ministry of foreign affairs and also the turkish defense ministry come out mahmud of the 100 in tripoli thank you. european union leaders have worked through the night as they try to decide who will fail the top jobs in the block but so far no agreement and in fact the summit's been suspended now until tuesday this is the 3rd attempt by e.u. leaders to fill the 5 positions deep division particularly about who should succeed to head the european commission steven erlanger with us now chief diplomatic correspondent for europe with the new york times on skype from brussels why is this one so difficult it seems stephen well that's a very good question i think it's always difficult to be honest but what made it more difficult was the european elections produced a much more fragmented parliament and parliament house to approve these jobs basically and the jobs have to be balanced between ideologies and gender and region and it became very very difficult when it became clear that the main the largest party which was th

to see if we can make a deal and earlier today china spokesperson for the ministry of foreign affairs echoed that sentiment. the most important consensus reached by president putin is that the 2 sides agree to continue promoting china u.s. relations based on cooperation and stability this is in line with the interest of both countries and the general expectation of the international community over the 2 sides have agreed to restart china u.s. trade consultations and the u.s. has agreed not to impose new tariffs on chinese products this is in line with the interests of both sides it's still unclear whether there will be a deadline to reach a deal mean how the 2 sides will negotiate on issues ranging from economy to technology. what does this really mean how close are we really to a comprehensive resolution of this dispute well a temporary truce does not end the trade war it's a good thing they're coming back to the negotiating table but we've seen this before both sides have agreed to keep the tariffs that have been imposed as of late for now but at least of there will be discussion th

weapons another potential sale of weapons from the united states to taiwan came from a daily ministry of foreign affairs briefing here in beijing not surprising those comments was a brief statement really brief comments on this particular issue but certainly to the point saying that china strongly opposes the action taiwan cannot be separated from mainland china similar comments that we saw last month when this proposed deal was 1st mooted the chinese on that occasion saying that they were seriously concerned about u.s. arms sales to taiwan and urged the u.s. to stop doing it to avoid harming bilateral ties so again no surprise in terms of the reaction from the chinese to this possible sale and given that as you mentioned china views taiwan as a breakaway province one that is willing to use force to retake taiwan on the other hand feels that it is coming under increasing military threat from mainland china and it needs the support of the united states both in the form of hardware military equipment but also logistics so this is certainly a provocative move from the united states but one that we've seen

at a contacted china's ministry of foreign affairs for comment but has not received a reply human rights watch says another reason the situation is worsening is because for every year since $1087.00 the percentage of women in china has fallen a gender imbalance that is leaving many chinese men without wives. for now concern is growing that more traffickers will try to take advantage of the increasing desperation of people who are already vulnerable. and dizzier. now world leaders are into nazir for the funeral of its 1st democratically elected president the subsea and 92 year old died on thursday following what the government said was a severe health crisis he laid to rest at a hillside cemetery in tunis where other leaders that buried french president a man you met can german chancellor angela merkel and cutter's amir shaikh i mean bin hammam pani are just some of the leaders attending let's go now to our correspondent david chaytor he's joining us live from the capital tunis a funeral underway for the man who was respected by so many david. yes final resting place will be the cemetery

as you see the contacted china's ministry of foreign affairs for comment but has not received a reply human rights watch says another reason the situation is worsening is because for every year since 1987 the percentage of women in china has fallen a gender imbalance that is leaving many chinese men without wives for now concern is growing that more traffickers will try to take advantage of the increasing desperation of people who are already vulnerable. as does either. france says it's proceeding with plans to tax revenues of big technology firms despite u.s. president threatening to tax french wine companies finance minister bruno lemaire said donald trump shouldn't mix digital taxes with wind tariffs other european countries are having similar taxes but on friday trump blasted what he called president not cons foolishness for pushing ahead with the levy and said his administration would announce substantial reciprocal action not makes to do you choose to keep questioning now is not the question of carries on one of these whole can we get a consensus on this issue of digital activit

alleges he had a contacted china's ministry of foreign affairs for comment but has not received a reply human rights watch says another reason the situation is worsening is because for every year since 1987 the percentage of women in china has fallen a gender imbalance that is leaving many chinese men without wives for now concern is growing that more traffickers will try to take advantage of the increasing desperation of people who are already vulnerable. as. still ahead on al-jazeera president trump says he's reached an agreement with the tomato that could make it even harder for central americans to claim asylum in the u.s. and where not every cost where families are moving from cocoa to a new cash crop. and rugby world capitals japan and looking good less than 2 months out from their tournaments you know. the story in sports i mean. hello again welcome back we're here cross a live and we're looking at fairly dry conditions across much of the area now we have a few showers here passing across the caspian a few showers over here also for parts of turkey but in terms of temperatures a

at a contacted china's ministry of foreign affairs for comment but has not received a reply human rights watch says another reason the situation is worsening is because for every year since $1087.00 the percentage of women in china has fallen a gender imbalance that is leaving many chinese men without wives. for now concern is growing that more traffickers will try to take advantage of the increasing desperation of people who are already vulnerable homage and doom al-jazeera. earthquakes in the northern philippines have killed at least 8 people to tremors with magnitudes of 5.4 and 5.9 struck on saturday near the bataan this island at least 60 people were injured sense there's been significant damage to homes and other buildings. brain and storms have hit european countries that injured record heats and recent days and either heat wave appears to be moving northward sward screen learns where it could cause unprecedented ice melts greenland's ice sheet covers 80 percent of the island's territory and is the 2nd largest in the world the ice loss in 2012 was 4 times the rate in 2003 among li

at a contacted china's ministry of foreign affairs for comment but has not received a reply human rights watch says another reason the situation is worsening is because for every year since 1987 the percentage of women in china has fallen a gender imbalance that is leaving many chinese men without wives for now concern is growing that more traffickers will try to take advantage of the increasing desperation of people who are already vulnerable. and. it is time for the weather now here's kevin that's right and we had a late month soon start but in recent days we have had some very heavy rain in certain areas i want to show you the most recent information that we have here take a look at india 1st of all on our satellite image most of the country is covered with clouds which means we're seeing a lot of showers across much of the area actually machine a lot of showers in areas that are normally a little bit drier and parts of the area i don't take you to talk which is and what just done which is normally an arid even in the months in season doesn't get as much rain as the rest of india but

georgia but the president sat again that he doesn't want these sanctions at this moment the ministry of foreign affairs said that it's not only about what georgia has been saying in the anti russian sentiments but also the fact that the authorities have not been able to control the situation. turkey has ordered the arrest of 176 military officers accusing them of involvement in an attempted coup in 2016. and a turkish political figure living in exile in the us behind the failed coup prosecutors say the military officers they want arrested have links to him so far 77000 people have been jailed. 6 turkish sailors detained by forces loyal to the libyan war khalifa haftar landed in the stumble they were released last week turkey has warned have to fighters would become legitimate targets if the turks weren't freed immediately after is threaten to target turkish interests in libya accusing it of supporting the rival u.n. recognized government in tripoli and korea says its involvement in libya is aimed at promoting regional peace and stability the un's human rights chief says she's appalled by the conditions

georgia but the president sat again that he doesn't want these sanctions at this moment the ministry of foreign affairs said that it's not only about what georgia has been saying in the anti russian sentiment but also the fact that the authorities have not been able to control the situation the new cabinet in greece has been sworn in today 2 days after the conservative party if you took your course mr talk has won the elections on sunday mr tucker says he plans to get work right away he wants his m.p.'s to skip the summer break is called a parliamentary session for next week some of his main priorities are tax cuts and reducing crime. still to come for you here on al-jazeera we'll have an exclusive report on patrol with the mexican security force as questions are being raised about human rights. hello again it's good to have you back or have seen plenty of rain across parts of southeastern china and for jim province the rain has been quite heavy bring flooding across some communities there unfortunately the rain is going to continue across much of that area as you can see here on our wednesday map very

asked by al-jazeera in regard to the citizenship issue this is what the representative ministry of foreign affairs had to say of course according to the law it may not be entitled to full fledged citizenship but they are entitled to naturalized citizenship and eventually their sons and daughters grandsons and daughters will be entitled citizenship full fledged citizenship nearly 2 years into the crisis there has not yet been any remarkable progress regarding their repatriation of nearly a 1000000 refugees living in what is now the world's largest refugee camp the latest talk between i me on my delegation and community leaders for owning a refuge is here in cox's bazar have ended without any major breakthrough wildside a great dialogue should continue in an attempt to resolve critical issue is still causing concern thunder chaudhry al-jazeera could apollo was bizarre. pope francis is calling on the international community to act after the latest tragedy involving migrants and refugees trying to cross the mediterranean 55 bodies have so far been recovered after boats carrying up to 300 people capsiz

georgia but the president sat again that he doesn't want these sanctions at this moment the ministry of foreign affairs said that it's not only about what georgia has been saying in the anti russian sentiment but also the fact that the authorities have not been able to control the situation the french government wants to introduce some eco tugs for all flights taking off from the country's airports money raised will be invested in public transport within fronts . flying out of france will become more expensive for air passengers from next year the new eco tax is part of the french government's environment policy ended fighting climate change that whole city. of france is committed toward europe is putting forward on taxing air travel there is increasing awareness and things are beginning to move but this is urgent like other countries we have decided to put in place an acre tax on air transport on all flights departing from france the tax will only apply to outgoing flights not to those flying into france or transiting fares will increase by $2.00 for an economy class ticket within the european union b

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the american embassy in moscow tweeted, quote, we have submitted requests to the russian ministry of foreign affairs, perhaps our messages are lost in the mail like many undelivered letters from paul's family. the russian government has produced no evidence showing his guilt while he languishes in prison. the us says he is a businessman visiting moscow when the russian government arrested him and officials should release him. russia has refused and instead propose a prisoner swap. the foreign minister told russian state media, quote, we would like to call on the american side to resolve the situation on a reasonable well-balanced basis, not waiting even for a verdict to mister whelen. the united states was suggested to release a russian pilot serving 20 years in an american prison for conspiracy to smuggle cocaine. he was arrested 9 years ago in liberia. whelen asked donald trump to raise his case when he met with vladimir putin when sidelined at the g 20 summit. the white house says the president and vladimir putin discussed several issues but in their readout there was no specific mention of whele

program al-jazeera roache to the office of the bahraini royal household the ministry of the interior and the ministry of foreign affairs to ask them to respond to the allegations made against the king and the government of bahrain at the time of broadcast they had not replied. saying to me ok for them to do a sora and most of them behind unfortunately it's a dark picture and it's a dark future you know when you the future of this repressive corrupt regimes. to me as a as an academic that who has studied the history of authoritarian regimes i don't think they would last long because ultimately you can't push the people to our corner and you can force the people to to yield to your demands but in the end you cannot control them for ever i mean the whole moment you talk to them and the shia sunni and that is bush. i mean one moderate sunni. nothing. but the heart of the 1000000 and not so awful. so we saw some machinery but the bent out of if the problem out of the sunni part. of the media from behind the. crowd to the. we are sure the hero with delhi had a dictatorial that we had seen when i meant that i'm really going t

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by al-jazeera in regard to the citizenship issue this is what the representative maurice ministry of foreign affairs have to say of course according to the law it may not be and title for the full fledged citizenship but they are entitled to naturalized citizenship and eventually their sons and daughters and grandsons and daughters will be entitled citizenship full. citizenship nearly 2 years into the crisis there has not yet been any remarkable progress regarding the repatriation of nearly a 1000000 refugees living in what is now the world's largest refugee camp the latest talk between a me on my delegation and community leaders for running a refugee is here in cox's bazar have ended without any major breakthrough both friday grid the dialogue should continue in an attempt to resolve critical issues still causing concern thunder childfree al-jazeera could apollo cox's bizarre britain has sent a 2nd warship to the gulf to protect u.k. flag vessels crossing the street to farmers as duncan has joined a british frigate already stationed there the warships will be escorting vessel sailing through the st

potential sale of arms by the united states to taiwan the condemnation came in a daily ministry of foreign affairs briefing the spokesman saying this is a serious violation of international more and the norms of international relations would be violated by this deal now the reason beijing is saying this of course is that it views taiwan as part of its territory as a breakaway province that one day it will retake possibly with the use of force a couple of interesting things about this potential deal remembering this is not this time it's happened there be many over the years between the united states and taiwan in fact this is the 4th under the presidency of donald trump this one is the largest under donald trump though more than $2000000000.00 in the type of equipment in this deal will be potentially seen as particularly provocative by china as well missiles and battle tanks as well as taiwan looks to modernize its defenses the timing is interesting as well of course china and the united states locked in a trade dispute we saw something of a truce declared when president donald trump and his chine

provocative by the government here in beijing in a short time ago we heard from china's ministry of foreign affairs. if the us selling of arms to taiwan is a serious violation of international law and the norms of international relations it seriously breaches the one china principle and the rules of the 3 joints in the u.s. communique it is a crude interference in china's internal affairs and harms china's sovereignty and security interests china is strongly dissatisfied and firmly opposed to the us has already made stern representation to the u.s. side. a negative relationship anyway wayne between beijing and washington what does this particular aspects of that relationship do to the broader dialogue going on between the 2 capitals. yeah well it's fascinating timing again isn't it given that we've had this trade war with tit for tat tariffs going on between the united states and china for the past year something of a truce declared last month when we saw donald trump and the chinese president xi jinping meeting on the sidelines of the g. 20 in osaka japan and we have the potential of face to face

government has long stood defiant against foreign criticism katia locus of the young al-jazeera and when he has more from beijing. china's ministry of foreign affairs has responded to the letter signed by a 22 countries regarding the situation in shin jang province and predictably i guess it was dismissive of this letter saying that this was an attempt to politicize the issue of human rights and that this was a domestic affair for the government in china to deal with and it wasn't up to anyone outside china to comment on the situation there it also pointed out that there has been no terrorist attack in the region for the past 2 years evidence it says that this program is working remembering that the government maintains that these are not detention centers in province they are vocational schools with one of the main aims being to prevent terrorism and extremism and also responded to a request in the latest sign by these countries that inspectors experts be allowed meaningful access to the area the government saying that it has already organized trips involving media and so-called experts diplomats to the region and what they reported when they retu

foreign criticism katia locus of the young al-jazeera. when haye is monitoring reaction in beijing china his ministry of foreign affairs has responded to the letter signed by 22 countries regarding the situation in shin jang province and predictably i guess it was dismissive of this letter saying that this was an attempt to politicize the issue of human rights and that this was a domestic affair for the government in china to deal with and it wasn't up to anyone outside china to comment on the situation there it also pointed out that there has been no terrorist attack in the region for the past 2 years evidence it says that this program is working remembering that the government maintains that these are not detention centers in shin jang province they are vocational schools with one of the main aims being to prevent terrorism and extremism and also responded to a request in the latest sign by these countries that inspectors experts be allowed meaningful access to the area the government saying that it has already organized trips involving media and so-called experts diplomats to the region and what they reported when they returned it was q

and contacted china's ministry of foreign affairs for comment but has not received a reply human rights watch says another reason the situation is worsening is because for every year since 1987 the percentage of women in china has fallen a gender imbalance that is leaving many chinese men without wives for now concern is growing that more traffickers will try to take advantage of the increasing desperation of people who are already vulnerable. as. earthquakes in northern philippines have killed at least 8 people to tremors a magnitude 5.4 and 5.9 struck near the botanist islands on saturday more than 60 people to enjoy it and there has been significant damage to homes and other buildings. not to pay but have died in south korea after the balcony of a nightclub collapsed on top of don says 16 others were injured when the upper floor gave way early on saturday morning in the city of. russian police have arrested hundreds of people at an opposition rally in central moscow protesters were demanding that opposition candidates be allowed to run in elections for the city council but election o