part of the key challenge and it's not something that's i don't think getting enough discussion mrs munt i mean if you look at the figures of the international aid agencies is just really. portray a whole birth the reality this is one of the poorest nations on earth seventy percent almost eighty percent of the children of the families be live below the poverty line sixteen million yemenis need humanitarian assistance we're talking about one of the places where the potential for more explosive conflicts unlikely to continue in the coming days and weeks i mean what is you what what is your next move for for the humanitarian relief work in yemen. well look because of the sheer number of needs with twenty million people are effected by conflict and in need we've had to parasitize systems to those most vulnerable and so we're trying to reach those who are particularly vulnerable people who've had to flee their homes people who are who are really at a heightened risk that are home so it's not an easy choice but obviously in a situation like this no wherever wanted this sooner scale of sufferin

mrs munt there's a recent article voters in the southern part of yemen there's also a push by government forces to take over areas in her day. and also in saddam we're talking about a situation where the potential for mass exodus is there where we might see more problems for international aid agencies in the near future do you have any contingency plans for those areas where we're seeing that as a result of conflict all across the country people are fleeing from various regions or all across not a south and west people are being as you mentioned on the border like only got nuts and altschul. if men from the west coast in what data and times and also from the southeast and shop while people are just name already i'm going to show to see that a complex and military needs might spread across the country and that's why we have been a situation where twenty million people are now in egypt humanitarian assistance so it's straining you know the military resources available to respond and in the absence of an ox is what it's very difficult to respond to now we're having to fill in the gaps. situ

results and casualties it is munt to you know force it and thirty that they see it is deemed as being diet to force for the past seven years so again it comes in you know as one episode in a very long and painful cd's of photogs. it doesn't seem like these attacks were evident and if this attack is confirmed indeed to have happened if we do get that confirmation what do you think that that says about the strategy of the assad government at the current moment. i don't think it will change anything we have enough documented attacks if we ignore the many and repeated claudian attacks on civilians we can never ignore the fifteen hundred casualties and a little and august two thousand and thirteen we cannot ignore. the video the sun set in gaza tock both of these were very documented most of the governments especially the western governments gathered evidences from the site of photogs that proved the use of sighting gods and they have also documented such gods can only be produced and you know military facilities and that belongs only to the seed energy so your question i don't think you k

the truth but also put in another of the winter many were killed in sudanese they want to stretchers munt how many were injured none i'm not talking about who were innocent were killed very few but you know i'm not talking about your children injured torture and the rest are usually killed. connected to killing and harassment and so there is one of the countries in which the spirit used has always been very clear lentulus talk about harassment because in twenty fifteen the african union itself presumably you don't think they're all liars they looked into your last elections and they weren't at all impressed by your standards they reported violations of political and civil rights to such an extent minister that some parties or groups they said found it difficult to carry out legitimate activities relating to the election the level of freedom enjoyed bipartisan candidates they said was generally unsatisfactorily that was a pretty poor of the reporters certainly who are ready that is what it is serve little bo president obasanjo he said the elections were on he said the level of a series of

come to work today in this incident there was no hurt people or both in the embassy stuff or depletes munt and there was no damage done to the building itself so i guess the identity of this individual will be very revealing in terms of understanding the motive of the attack. yes of course you have now speculations about who could be that person is it a montenegrin and citizens we heard some rumors on this part that he could be maybe an asylum seeker in montenegro because a lot of damn come to montenegro these days on their part to the european union when his name is ruled we will know much more about. the motives of this attack really strange for this country i have to say that montenegro recently become a twenty nine member country of the nato alliance people here are talking could be that may be some kind of motive but we will surely know much more in the next hours to come melissa martin novick thank you very much indeed. the nigerian police say that dozens of schoolgirls are feared missing following an attack by boko haram on a village in your base state that's in the north of the cou