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fear of a corona virus outbreak has gripped this corner of africa along with morocco algeria and tunisia are also tightening border controls. what's the best way to regulate in legislate multinationals to make them answerable to their business operations around the globe a landmark u.k. case is getting underway that could help answer that question in a class action involving 1000 $846.00 sabby and villages is suing global mining giant resources in england as they couldn't get access to justice in zambia where they could afford to pay a lawyer they say the multinational is responsible for the environmental damage done from the chunk is mine which is operated by the down to zambia and subsidiary cucolo called the mines waste from the mine polluted in nearby river over 10 years they say so the mining operation allegedly affected the health of the villages and their livelihood that's why they want to be compensated by the down to resources welsh upon which is following this story for us to ponder 1st of all could you just explain to us a little more about why these legal proceedings are bein

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my son kyle he was just 10 years old and i mean when we discovered he was being forced to fight in morocco we city we were panicked . there was shootings and bombing runs throughout the entire city. in this day our dogs at all. 2 weeks after the siege began i contacted the rescue forces and i found my son. had been hiding and was completely traumatized. his eyes but like that i like yeah. my is my remember when he came home or even the slightest noise would frighten him. he would run into a corner and start crying. i mean we didn't know what to do. although i did was cry. he could still hear the shootings in the explosions. yeah he never recovered and yeah he stopped and eventually he died on me now my face yeah. many were tricked by the i.r.s. but some joined voluntarily. but. one of them was fido a former i.r.s. recruiter. still only 18 she's already a war criminal. for 350 euros a month she sent dozens of men to their deaths she knows she faces a life behind bars if she were to turn herself in. but she did agree to an interview. she hopes that the young people of murali city might learn

from morocco kathy clifford explains.it's barely february what shorts are back in seasonon here in the basque region. as temperatures rise to was twenty six degrees celsius points of south western france. on the- we are in mid july right. hey there is on bravin t the sea just yet but be sport so back in action. of course we making the most of it yesterday we were here all day and again this morning send gets us on the court the sands hot it's great. here in to lose on the banks of the river gallon residents are enjoying the unseasonal warmth. but not without concern. deliver mutual the feels like the start of spring it's empresa. it's a bit frightening in terms of climate chanange and the summers insect. experts say the wave of spring weather is due to an anti cyclone which blew in from morocco. bringing with it exceptionally warm air a an unusual phenomenon but not without precedent has been before. in early february nineteen seventy seven we sort twenty one degrees celsius recorded into and was. this record breaking yes

, iraq, jordan, morocco, turkey, a , zi mbabwe, slovenia, and ecuador. from the four corners we come to you. and here at the atlantic council. into welcome us government officials to have a question and answer session this richness is enhanced by the superlative interviewer. tom friedman needs no introduction and with foreign affairs in the new york times and thrice won the pulitzer prize. to be focused on the middle east and one of which is a favorite of jerusalem is the textbook as an undergraduate. now let us turn to the man of the hour. a long resident senior fellow at the career center for the middle east in addition to reading his work on the website you can read on his own blog 25 years in florence one - - foreign service in the last overseas posting the deputy chief of mission in yemen and in 2003 during the iraq war serving as department spokesperson at us central command from the university of beirut and phd in political science from the university of new york the published articles of leadership and development and the middle east journal and

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reported to have infected around 45000 people the number of deaths in china is over 1100 countries like morocco and libya have evacuated their citizens but many sub-saharan african governments have failed to do the same. and i'm joined now by thomas can see that he's a medical student in mohan thomas has been urging the ugandan government to evacuate him and 67 other ugandans stranded in will one hi thomas welcome to day diving is africa what is your current situation and how is it taking its toll well the current situation here is. it's the streets are empty shops are closed restaurants are closed it turned to get supplies the few stores that are still open . have anything in them so it's really very frank thomas just getting actual twitter feeds eat you've expressed some real frustration they look at some of the stuff that you've tweeted alz what are you spending your days doing are you afraid what is it just how do you feel about what's going on right now. everyone is too afraid to go out. we don't know who you could meet every time you go out you risk. contact with an infected person so we

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most of them are from bangladesh morocco and somalia with a few from algeria and the gambia 21 are under 18 years old they came along without parents all relatives. but that i know that. the migrants are also addressed in arabic and other languages every single person will be examined by the doctors on board. with the dangerously i've brought it up with the like you know where there is that happened and what it was like i can see i'd have been a simple medical rescue not really happy about that but the thought of my exhausted . at the time that might difficult to find months about it's symbolic thing but otherwise likely to feel like the missing it's. almost caruso week but now say happy to be a lawyer. after that report we asked the drugstore itch for more on the condition of the people who are rescued. well i've spoke to one of the medics from dr without borders they provided medical and providing care for the rescue people. whether they're healthy although it seems that some of these people have been at sea for many hours if not days the medical team support reported that they are lar

ringback their fantastical journey takes them to the canadian arctic london and eventually morocco. what was the inspiration for the story. i did an article about black scientists i was really struck by the fact that when i put the words sort of like africa. or african american you know these kinds of keywords into a search engine with science of scientists that you know what came up with mostly about black people was being the subjects of science or within science but i was able to take some of that i was. you know like the inventor of the modern traffic light was a black man. what would a young black man in the 19th century have done with his freedom these were the ideas that intrigue. but why did she make her protagonist male i think male histories. are have been unfortunately privileged over female histories and so a lot of what you do you come across as about men. and they're. basically how they. directed the course of events and so that's been 11 thing but i also i also think that writing from a perspective that is totally unlike my own is what's allowed me to get outside. my

the morocco champions 17th hole. jose with a five iron and that is perfect. still got the moves. >> in case you can't wait for the actual game to decide the outcome of super bowl liv. madden 20 has recovered and not good. according to madden, cheeks 35 and niners 31. >> what do they know? >> it's a videogame, not reality. >> i would love to know what madden's track record is for actually predicting. >> thank you so much. that will do it for us. thank you for making us your choice for news. modern family is next. mean yom you're pregnant yet. we want to be careful to do it right. i can't keep this secret anymore. look at me! -(gasps) -ugh. she's going gray. oh my god, she is! i was just gasping at the haircut. apparently, this is what happens when i feel stress now. well, we're telling them today, okay? that way, if mom freaks, she'll have 10 days in bermuda to calm down. then go now! she's never in a better mood than on christmas eve. wait, is this a good way to tell her? we hang a " and when she goes, "i'm not a grandma," we go, "tell that to haley and my's

morocco hahas occupied western sahara since 1975.5. currently, no other country on earth besides morocco recognizes its sovereignty over the territory. to s see our full coverage of western sahara's struggle for independence, including our on-the-ground report from western sahara, go to democracynow.org. a magnitude-5 earthquake rattled puerto rico tuesday, as residents are still recovering from a magnitude 6.4 earthquake last month that destroyed homes, left 300,000 people without water, and knocked out the power for two-thirds of the island. tuesday's quake was the 11th earthquake to hit puerto rico in the last month. canada's federal court of appeal has dismissed a challenge to the $5.6 billion trans mountain oil pipeline brought by four indigenous groups who say they were not adequately consulted about the pipeline expansion project. the ruling greenlights the construction of the project, which will triple the pipeline's capacity to as much as 890,000 barrels of oil per day. new data shows homelessness among school-aged children in

a recent example as ivanka mentioned was morocco where it with our partner government we implemented and codified laws securing land rights for women across the country. in addition, mcc is formally adding women's economic empowerment to our investment criteria which guides project development across all spectrums at mcc. and through this criteria and our investment model we will continue to target and eliminate financial institutional and societal barriers of women's participation in the economy. so thank you, ivanka, for your tireless leadership in spearheading this effort. and i'd like to say how much we look forward to working with ambassador currie and her team on delivering on our shared goal of improving lives for millions of women around the world. thank you very much. >> thank you. i wish we had time to hear from all of our wonderful participants and wonderful partners today, but unmindful that we have a lot of senior principles in this room and unmindful of senior principal time and wanting to get a stunt on the.net team. without them going to make some brief closing remark

while in morocco that figure is just 21 percent. the country's strong patriarchal traditions make it hard for women to achieve financial independence. hard, though not impossible. >> when fatima zahara makes tea in the morning, her mother and sisters are still asleep. she's the only who has to leave early, because she's the only one who has work. her father died when she was very young. families without any males in the household often face an uphill struggle in morrocco. when her mother ran out of money, fatima zahara had to leave e school. >> "if you don't have a father, or at least brothers, people say: what does she expect to achieve in life? it's over for her. but i'm not settling for t tha. i'm going to make something of myself." fatima zahara's journey to work takes an hour and a half. but she doesn't mind. this job is her big opportunity, because it includes training. at the women's restaurant, amal, the day begins with prayers for the trainees and their cooking instructors. it's a moment of a quiet before the work begins. t

but the people of morocco we city are furious they blame those who have returned from the fighting for killing their own brothers and for bringing shame to the region to them it makes no difference if they joined i.s.i. of their own free will or were exploited or even manipulated. unlike in iraq or syria in this part of southeast asia the islamic state has never been able to rely on a large ethnic group most here are catholic. the whole the hutchie haroon is the imaam at one of the few mosques of the city it was spared during the fighting. he speaks on behalf of his community and i had never been in the church and again those men in black. leggy they destroyed our country and they destroyed our city. to kill their own people. first they beheaded them. i believe. they even beheaded policemen and soldiers. good i could never forgive them. we will never forgive them for what they did to us in. their bid to. the philippine republic is trying to avoid a new bloodbath on the island at all costs president blood rico detaches government encourages peace and national reconciliation. the army re

sein t deep island jungles, they joined fellow fatics egypt,wh morocco, and elseere. the philippine army has been out in force and in numbers never seen here before. in the jungles, islamic state group roam wild. this is an iand under siege. soldiers flooded here aer i.s. struck at its heart. it brought carnage to the island's catholic congregation last january. cistians died in their attack when they detonated a suicide vest oside andside a cathedral during morning mass. their journey to martyrdom took three years andour countries. all the while, they hardly wavered in their commitment to the islamistate group one year later, the cathedral has been patched up and repair, but the christia community here still lies in pieces. foricriana and her friends, this was their sanctuary. s she en too scared to return, until now. >> when i turn my head, i saw ae lot of dead peear me. the wounded were screaming, "help!" but i was thinking, who would help us? tiqu the islamic state group casts a long shadow, and other attacks have followed here since. but i.s. have more than just

most of them are from bangladesh, morocco and few from algeria. 21 are under 18 years old and came along without parents or relatives. >> you have a rescue kit and inside, high-energy food, water, clothes anand a a blalanket. reporter: every single person will be examined by the doctors on board. >> it was a dangerously overcrowded boat. and thank god the water was calm. the people are exhausted and founund it difficult to climb o the boat. reporter: they are weak but now safe and happy to be alive. anchor: our correspondent is on board the ocean viking which is off the libyan coast. good evening to you. what condition are the people in who were ress cued, can you tell us? -- rescued, can you tell us. >> i spoke to one of the medics from doctors without borders and providing medical care for the rescued people and checking to see if they are healthy. but they have been at sea for many hours, if not days. the medical team supupport reported they are in a stable situtuation right now. however, some e survivors were suffering from fuel intoxication and the medical team are treating them for