natasha ghoneim takes up the story. >> reporter: this hole is where a car bomb blasted into the iranianmbassadors residence in sana'a. al-qaeda claimed responsibility, saying it detonated the car bomb remotely when the am boss dor left his house. >> translator: the explosion was terrible. it shook the entire neighborhood. most of the houses have broken windows. >> reporter: government officials say no diplomats are among the victims. >> translator: there were lives lost. two bodies have been removed from the scene. a body of a child, and the body of a man. >> reporter: a source tells al jazeera the iranian ambassador wasn't at home at the time of the attack. he was only appointed to his post earlier this week. >> the new ambassador is known to have good links with the houthis who are now in control of sana'a, so this could have been al-qaeda linked. >> reporter: this not the first time iranian diplomats in yemen was attempted to be killed. iran is believed to be backing the shia rebel houthis. they horsed the president to form a new government with more power sharing among groups. they

natasha ghoneim has the story. >> reporter: detonate this suicide bomb or be buried alive, that's theyear-old says she was given after her father handed her over to boko haram. >> translator: i was asked if i wanted to go to heaven, when i answered they said i have to go on a suicide mission. and if i attempted to run, they would kill me. >> reporter: the girl says she and two other females were sent to this text tile market in in mid december. the others detonated their bombs killing four people. but the girl says when she saw the carnage being she couldn't flip the switch on the bomb strapped to her. >> translator: when he can came cot north one of united states said we should so separately. but i refused after my friend detonated her vest i was injured. >> reporter: boko haram ram has been used girls and women as weapons to kill and insight fear. as it tries to impose an islamic state in nigeria. since june, female suicide bombers have launched five other attacks. girls continue to be at rick of kidnappings and forced marriage, the boldest example was the kidnapping of 276 girls fo

natasha ghoneim, al jazeera. >>> now to northeastern india now where there have been revenge attacksween rival communities. our correspondent is in new delhi with more. >> reporter: authorities had always feared that yesterday's attacked would escalate into t tit-for-tat violence. and it seems that we are seeing that play out on the ground now. we're getting reports that members of the tribal community have targeted and killed some and burnt their homes as well on the site of the tribal. they have suffered also a number of casualties today during a protest against yesterday's attacks. it seems that some of them have been shot in police fire as they clashed with security forces. the police have blamed a breakaway faction of the national democratic front for tuesday's attacks, and they say they believe it was in retaliation to an ongoing security operation that was underway to flush out these rebels, and now it seems that the broru rebels attacked -- specifically argets the tribal communities, because they were worked that they were giving them information on where the hideouts were. >

natasha ghoneim, al jazeera. >>> iran's president has blamed the recent fall in oil prices on a conspiracy the muslim world. prices have plunged to less than $70 a barrel. an opec meeting failed to result in production cuts mainly because of opposition from saudi arabia. >> translator: we have no doubt that this drop is not a ordinary or merely economic decrease. a portion of the fall may be related to global economic issues or recession in the world, however, it is a politically orchestrated move and conspiracy against interests of the region. it will only benefit others, not muslims. the islamic republic of iran and people of the region will not forget such conspiracies against the interests of the muslim world. it will remain in the minds of the people, and they will react to it. countries unfortunately following this path have to know that they are creating resentment against themselves and the muslim world. >>> in dublin protesters have gathered to fight government plans to charge for water. it has been free up until now, but the government claims that charging for water is necessary

natasha ghoneim, explained. >> reporter: young peruvians who feel they have been left behind in a tough are ensuring their frustration is still heard. carrying signs saying they won't be slaves and sometimes clashing with police thousands have been protesting for more than a week. they are angry about a new labor law they say exploits peru's struggling youth. >> translator: the fundamental rights of young people are being assaulted. >> reporter: the new youth labor law is designed to get more young people on the payrolls but protesters say they will still lose money. to encourage hiring businesses can reduce employ benefits such as social security vacation days and bonuses. the president says the law will specially help people between the ages of 18 to 24 with minimal training or experience get jobs. that age group has aun employment rate four times higher than people 30 to 65 years old. >> translator: we cannot allow the government through their inaction and new measures they have taken to claim it as an effect on us young people as the law with these abusive measures that violate the

natasha ghoneim, al jazerra. >>> this day three years ago worshipers at the white lick church of st.he nigeria town were attacked during christmas day mass, dozens of people were killed. a report from the capital the anniversary is adding to a climate of fear over the festive period. >> reporter: the mood in the capital is subdued. we have met people who stayed away from church services today afraid of what might happen. there are rumors that boko haram fighters may try to attack churches, may try to attack public gatherings. we have seen people who also said or met people who also said that no amount of threat or violence can keep them away from places of worship. we went to one of the amusements parks in the center of the capitkansascapital. a few hundred were therein testified the thousands we saw a few years ago. now it's all because of the current situation in nigeria i can't remember the violence that is swing especially in the northern part of the country. people are hoping that the nigerian authorities can get a hands on the situation and bring the situation under control so