for again i'm off indonesia without his air live from doha also coming up miramar is accused of subjecting the ranger to what's described as a vicious system of apartheid. syrian president assad makes a flying visit to russia thanking credit putin for in his words saving his country plus. should have happened a long time ago should happen years ago. u.s. president donald trump puts north korea back on a terrorism blacklist paving the way for more. but first the man considered most likely to replace robert mugabe is in bob when president has reportedly spoken out for the first time since the military takeover amazon women gaga has said in a statement that president mugabe should resign immediately when gaga was a longtime ally a ally of mugabe and his deputy before he was fired earlier this month andrew symonds now takes a closer look at him as an man and god was background. two leaders one side by side who became sworn enemies this is how an extraordinary sequence of events started this is in relation to tell me nation. of employment as vice president m s m n i gag had been sacked by rober

is the alternative if we play devil's advocate if they're not even if conditions aren't perfect to miramar are they to sit in refugee camps indefinitely in bangladesh where conditions are not perfect there either are they. yeah i think we need to look at here the point is you know returning refugees it's not the solution we need to look at the solution of these people belongs to burma rohingya as our indigenous people of burma so they must get their rights in burma so to get their rights we need international action here you know you and united the state measure already what seventy two ring as it at the closing so we must put a stronger pressure to our bangladesh and also burma together you know that particularly to burma what is the point is the must give their own citizenship first and provide safety and security and you know the thing is we have to look at nine hundred seventy eight one thousand nine hundred ninety two you know these people came back not as a citizen of burma so this is as sokoloff as the us but we don't so we cannot repeat again so the thing is we international commun

been likened to a party that in a new report by amnesty international the rights organization says miramar has been segregated they were in an open air prison by keeping them in their villages in relation to the ongoing system of a party that we describe in our report i think the world is way too willing to buy into the wrestler rick presented by the myanmar authorities about the need to convert terrorism about the need to establish security and that's why we felt it was a very important moment to remind both myanmar officials and their international counterparts that absolutely no considerations be it security or the need to convert terrorism can justify the ongoing crimes against humanity to justify the system of a party that syria's president assad has held talks with russia's leader vladimir putin in sochi according to the kremlin putin told us said the fight against groups in syria is close to ending coming up next my two news here. head of the september twenty fourth national election survey showed germans satisfied with the state of their economy this is easily the start his biggest

forced hundreds of thousands of refugees to flee across the border to bangladesh the report says that miramar has been seconded gating range of people in a quote an open air prison by confining them to their villages it adds that me a moral authority is a guilty of being openly racist towards the river insurance's rakhine state where a military crackdown has been going on is a crime scene ranger living in meum are also denied citizenship on the basis of their ethnicity many of them are deleted from official records making it almost impossible for those who fled the violence to return home now and a nice start is amnesty international senior director for research and she told us what now needs to be done. in relation to the ongoing system of a party that we describe in our report i think the world is way too willing to buy into the restoration presented by the myanmar authorities about the need to convert terrorism about the need to establish security and that's why we felt it was a very important moment to remind both myanmar officials and their international counterparts that absolutely no c

says rakhine state where a military crackdown has been going on is a crime scene ranger living in miramar also denied citizenship on the basis of their ethnicity many are deleted from official records making it almost impossible for those who fled to the country to return home in relation to the ongoing system of a party that we describe in our report i think the world is way too willing to buy into the rest presented by the myanmar authorities about the need to convert terrorism about the need to establish security and that's why we felt it was a very important moment to remind both in myanmar officials and their international counterparts that absolutely no considerations be it security or the need to convert terrorism can justify the ongoing crimes against humanity to justify the system of apartheid there lebanon's army chief has called for full readiness from troops on its southern border with israel he said it just a day ahead of prime minister saad hariri is expected returned to beirut after a two week capsule let's go live now to santa harder our correspondent who's in the lebanese

secretary of state is in miramar today, also known as bruma.e is meeting with the army chief over a crackdown thahat hs muslims00,000 rohingya to flee into bangladesh. rex tillerson said that they were concerned about the .ritical reports he called for an independent investigigation into the crisis, but said that the u.s. would not consider broroad economic sanctions against the country as a whole. we wait forn: while the findings of an investigation on the events that have occurred, the united states will continue to work with our partners to ensure that therere are c consequences fofor indivis confirmed to have been responsiblble foththe atrococits using all available resources, including those with u.s. law. anchor: meanwhile, back in the united states there has been another mass shooting, this time in california. a gunman usesed a semi-arctic rifle and -- semi a autocratic d handguns to open fire in sacrcramento. he shot dead for people be f for he was killed by police. two children werere wounded who were shot at a school. and also in the

refugees around the world and he has spoken out in support of their own anger but the christians in miramar are concerned that if he speaks out too strongly too loudly while he is in marin mar that there could be a backlash from the buddhist population from the radical monks that are leading the persecution against both muslims and christians and marron mark so there is this delicate balance if he if he doesn't speak out then you know is what happened to his prophetic voice on the other hand if he does speak out and that christians in marin mar suffer this would also be tragic so he's in an impossible situation yet he is but i do degrees of his i make is that he has elected to go on this trip and presumably he doesn't take any trip lightly he will know the difficulties ahead with his conversations with incense hoochie in the military command and what does he hope to achieve by having these meetings and if he's not going to talk with a range of problems as you say with any discredit. well i think that what he hopes to do is to be a voice for reconciliation to be a voice to show that christia

well they're scattered around the world here are just some of them the number of stateless ranger in miramar has hauled since august about half a million of them who remain in northern rock island states six hundred thousand more the have gone to bangladesh many of tile and half a million stateless affirm hill tribes there ethnically different from the time majority hundreds of thousands of without a nationality in the paul mothers there are prevented from passing then the ash anality on to their children there are at least ninety thousand people denied citizenship in kuwait then known as bedouin which means without about seven hundred thousand people live without nationality in ivory coast many moves there in the twentieth century to work on the coffee and cotton plantations and after the fall of the soviet union many ethnic russians were left stranded in the new baltic states defined as non citizens there were more than eighty thousand in estonia and almost two hundred fifty thousand in latvia. all right let's introduce our guests now joining us from amsterdam is melanie counter his chief

nl the rights organization says miramar has been segregated its range of people in an open air prison by confining them to their villages and only stat is amnesty international senior director for research she told us what now needs to be done. in relation to the ongoing system of our party that we describe in our report i think the world is way too willing to buy into the restoration presented by the myanmar authorities about the need to combat terrorism about the need to establish security and that's why we felt it was a very important moment to remind both young our officials and their international counterparts that absolutely no considerations be it security or the need to convert terrorism can justify the ongoing crimes against humanity to justify the system of apartheid syria's president assad has held talks with the russians russia's leader vladimir putin in sochi the allies met in the black sea city on monday according to the kremlin putin told assets the fight against armed groups in syria is close to ending meanwhile the head of the largest saudi backed syrian opposition gr

welcome to our jazeera live from doha i'm martin that is also coming up the first ever papal visit to miramar in a trip dominated by how pope francis will address the ethnic cleansing of the ranger muslim minority. leader what he did to state and even to sleep the whole night without somebody from land reform to land grab why some farmers in zimbabwe say they're still intimidated by the mugabe family. goes on high alert as a volcano holds clouds of ash three thousand meters into the sky. the purchases in pakistan have called off a three week city near the capital after a government minister resigned. it was a victory for the protest leaders had been demanding zahid ahmed stepped down over the wording of a parliamentary is they've been accusing him of blasphemy the protests have spread throughout pakistan placing down major highways come all high that has more from islamabad. they've. heard. that began printer toured. days ago but it was a botched attempt by government security forces to dislodge the protesters. intersection called sajid badat that changed everything the writing then spread ac

eastern parts of china all looking dry and fine through indo-china we've got a few showers for laos miramar generally the states looking dry with highs of twenty nine expected in yangon across into south asia monsoon rains looking really having now across parts of southern india tamela due in particular and chennai seeing some very heavy rain in the last twenty four hours or so really this is the time of year when the monsoon across this area is really at its peak so look at the forecast that's where the rain continues further north drying find cooling off a little bit now for delhi there with highs of twenty nine still pretty hot in cried she with a maximum of thirty six degrees not a great deal of change heading through monday delhi there are thirty and as we come further towards the south because he wanted to showers affecting bengaluru high seer twenty six. you're not. raiding. open the door to. door to talk to there's a. lot of the. old lines examine transamerica at this time i'll just zero. now reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera lebanon's prime minister saad hariri has resigned

suchi the de facto leader of miramar has said that the world is facing conflicts because illegal immigration spreads terrorism and she made these comments whilst in the me i'm our capital naypyidaw as she was discussing the revenger refugee crisis at a summit being held for european and asian countries me a man has been accused of violence the forcing out hundreds of thousands of unwanted range of muslims. an emergency meeting of arab league members in cairo has condemned iran and hezbollah are labeling the iranian backed lebanese group a terrorist organization the meeting was called for by saudi arabia and comes at a time of heightened tensions between regional rivals riyadh and tear on bernard smith reports. the egyptian secretary general of the twenty two nation arab league suggested they all shared concerns about iran is attempting to influence life across the arab world from yemen to lebanon to iraq and to syria. the whole region has suffered for the past few years the results and consequences of this dangerous iranian policy so dition violence. tarion divisions attacks on embassies act

government the mere military to stop these atrocities we are asking foreign ministers meeting in miramar on the monday these are foreign ministers from europe asia new seal and australia meeting in myanmar and i actually commend all the leaders have been doing but this is the time to do even more and we think they should post the me and ma government to stop the violence to protect children to get humanitarian access directly into these children we are extremely worried particularly for the families who have fled into the forest in the mountains where they because they can't go back to their homes and communities. cambodia supreme court has dissolved the main opposition party giving prime minister when saying the ruling party a clear run the next year's election the government says the cambodian national rescue party was plotting to take charge with help from the united states prior to portray. the decision came after a day of deliberations held a made tight security around cambodia supreme court the cambodian national rescue party had been expecting it's dissolution and had already ceas

groups are calling for international agencies to monitor the repat reaction of the hinge of muslims to miramar as the un's for a few g. agency says it's still not safe for them to return me a man bangladesh signed a pact on thursday allowing those displaced to go home once their paperwork is completed but the advocacy group human rights watch has dismissed it as a publicist he stands and says the refugees must be guaranteed security and their homes rebuilt or than six hundred thousand ranger have fled an army crackdown in a kind state over the past three months but has more from cox is bizarre. there are of course a major issues with respect to the implementation of this agreement that has been made between bangladesh and myanmar with respect to the repatriation of bringing the refugees chief of which of course is the question of exactly where many of these people go back to their villages have been destroyed burnt to the ground hundreds of thousands of them across this border and they brought literally nothing with them including any form of identification and myanmar is insisting that an ide

eastern parts of china all looking try and find through indo-china we've got a few showers for laos miramar generally the states looking dry with highs of twenty nine expected in yangon across into south asia and monsoon rains looking really having now across parts of southern india tamela due in particular and chennai seen some very heavy rain in the last twenty four hours or so really this is the time of year when the monsoon across this area is really at its peak so look at the forecast that's where the rain continues further north all looking dry and fine cooling off a little bit now for delhi there with highs of twenty nine still pretty hot in cried she with a maximum of thirty six degrees not a great deal of change heading through monday delhi there are thirty and as we come further towards the south we could see want to share is affecting both the lure of high sierra twenty six. provoking debate the corporate tax has not hurt job growth under brought about by the way only do that and that's not true tackling the tough issues restrictions on media freedom of the tree killings torture

groups according to international agencies to monitor their a pattern nation of a hinge of muslims to miramar as the un's refugee agency says it's still not safe for them to return me a man bangladesh signed pacts on thursday allowing those displaced to go home once their paperwork is completed but the advocacy group advocacy group human rights watch is dismiss dismissed it as a publicist a stunt and says the refugees must be guaranteed security and their homes rebuilt or the six hundred thousand ranger have fled an army crackdown in rakhine state over the past three months. the un has condemned the force removal of refugees from a prison camp on matters island papua new guinea police cleared the remaining three hundred twenty eight men from the former australian run site on friday account was closed three weeks ago but many refugees refused to go saying they feared being attacked by locals. arjen time president moritz earmark re says he expects a missing naval submarine to be found in the next few days someone went missing nine days ago with forty four crew members on board it can only remai

government them in my military to stop these atrocities we are asking foreign ministers meeting in miramar on monday these are foreign ministers from europe asia new seal and australia meeting in myanmar and i actually commend what all that is have been doing but this is the time to do even more and we think they should post the me and ma government to stop the violence to protect children to get humanitarian access directly into these children we are extremely worried particularly for the families who have fled into the forest in the mountains where they because they can't go back to their homes and communities. an investigation into abuse and discrimination and australian prisons a set to be released by a government commission triggered by a t.v. expose a last year into conditions in jails in the northern territory the documentary show team prisoners many of them aboriginal tied up with hoods over their heads some were stripped naked and exposed to tear gas revelation sparked protests with thousands demanding reform so in a mosque is a senior lawyer at the human rights law center she joi

states have shown little or no interest in including human rights in their relations with the state of miramar most countries in the international community prefer engagement particularly in the area of investment and trade and often at the expense of confronting the human rights violations that lead to this type of humanitarian crisis there nearly gear a former legal adviser for the international commission of jurists in myanmar sir thank you so much for sharing your expertise with us thank you thank you for almost a week the indian capital has been choked with toxic smoke hospital admissions have spiked and authorities have taken extraordinary measures to improve the air quality but indians say this is being plaguing delhi for years and they want government leaders to act mariana homed takes a closer look. at first glance it looks like delhi is blanketed by a thick wintry fall but the sheer number of people covering their mouths shows this is something more sinister for almost a week people have been gasping for breath and hailing a toxic combination of microscopic particles and noxious fume

hosting thousands hundreds of thousands of ranger who are living in makeshift camps after fleeing miramar arriving in bangladesh pope francis calls for decisive international action to solve the crisis but once again in deference to me and he avoided using the term. pope francis's asia tour has taken in two sides of a desperate humanitarian crisis. on the one side me and maher accused of systematic ethnic cleansing of the ranger. and on the other bangladesh rolling out the red carpet today has welcomed almost a million of those who fled addressing the bangladeshi president the pope heaped praise on his host but again disappointed observers when he chose not to say the name revenger. in recent months of generosity and solidarity which is a whole mark of bangladeshi society has been seen most vividly in its humanitarian mission to a massive influx of refugees from rakhine state providing them with temporary shelter and the basic necessities of life of. their own. where the pontiff goes so goes the church's followers by any means necessary amid the excitement ahead of the pope's mass tomorro

same page of the un thanks so much for an interesting chat there bob wise what now bangladesh in miramar of agreed to ask for un assistance in their patry ation of hundreds of thousands of rohingya rights groups have insisted on outside monitors to safeguard the return of their hunger to me in march but the un has expressed concern about the process. is due to start in two months more than six hundred thousand rangar fled from violence in iraq and state to bangladesh child stratford has the latest from cox bazaar. according to the bangladesh government they've come to some sort of agreement with the myanmar government as to a role for the united nations the u.n.h.c.r. the refugee agency we now understand the myanmar government has given them the green light to myanmar had originally pushed back on any kind of role for the u.n. we also understand that according to the bangladesh government they are going to ask me and my to petition india and china to help set up these temporary camps in the areas where these villages that we've seen have been so horrific destroyed and burnt to the ground

government them in my military to stop these atrocities we are asking foreign ministers meeting in miramar on the monday these are foreign ministers from europe asia new seal and australia meeting in myanmar and i actually commend what all the this have been doing but this is the time to do even more and we think they should push the myanmar government to stop the violence it's a protect children to get humanitarian access directly into these children we are extremely worried particular for the families who have fled into the forest in the mountains where they because they can't go back to their homes and communities. there continues to demand the release of its journalist mahmoud hussein has been in an egyptian prison since december twentieth hussein is accused of broadcasting false news to spread chaos which he and al-jazeera strongly deny he's repeatedly complained of mistreatment in jail saying was arrested in december while visiting his family. a ceremony in new york is on a journalists around the wold who faced intimidation harris mint and imprisonment we'll tell you more about that

dennis coming up in the next sixty minutes for the first time the head of the catholic church is in miramar how we deal with a government accused of ethnically cleansing its range a muslim minority. days of disruptive protests in cities across pakistan force a government minister to resign. are little what he did to state and even to sleep the whole night without somebody. from land reform to land grab why some farmers in zimbabwe say they're still intimidated by the mugabe family. goes on high alert as a volcano hurled clouds of ash three thousand meters into the sky. and i'm peter simmons with all the sports news as australia through russia england by ten wickets to take a one million in the ashes cricket series better more later this news hour. but first pope francis has become the first catholic leader to visit me in mar his trip comes as the government is accused of ethnic cleansing against its minority muslim or hindu or now the pontiff is expected to meet leader unsung suchi and the head of the military it's not yet known how he will deal with the sensitive issue of the ranger but th

wrong yeah that we come quite match those two things so we are asking foreign ministers meeting in miramar on the monday these are foreign ministers from europe asia new seal and australia meeting in myanmar and i actually commend what all the deals have been doing but this is the time to do even more and we think they should post to me and. government to stop the violence to protect children to get humanitarian access directly into these children we're extremely worried particular for the families who have fled into the forest in the mountains where they because they can't go back to their homes and communities so get humanitarian access and also allow the u.n. to get in with a fact finding mission into the northern iraq in state and of course hold perpetrators to account that should be the next step and a little bit down the line we should try to find a way where the remaining good people can return to their homeland in a safe and dignified way and that's what we're hoping that world leaders will push when they see when they meet in myanmar next week and one of the things that sort of em

.>>> pope francis is in miramar meeting with a powerful military chief.eat responsibility the authorities had in the country as it transitions. pope francis can be seen visiting the mostly buddhist nation. he was greeted at the airport by thousands of catholics. the pope will be there for three days and this could be very delicate politically. the united nations has accused the country of ethnic cleansing as more than 600,000 muslims have been forced out of the country. >>> a royal wedding is coming. coming up at 8:00, the big overnight announcement about prince harry. >>> plus, the u.s. navy has new requirements if you want to sign up. how it will now be tougher even before boot camp. ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2". as we move into december we hope you will take part and make a donation to the coach collection drive. you can donate a coat, sweater or under with her weather clothing all ov