a new guinea sun set. general worksmith, is decorating officers and men of the 36th fighter squadron at milney bay, the ceremony is right on our airstrip. clean long sleeved shirts and longing pants were the uniform of the day. our men usually worked in shorts only. however we found that we were in a bad malaria area, requiring more of the body being covered. the yellow nosed p-38s of the squadron are coming in from the a mission. they had 203confirm ed to their credit. each squadron had different nose cones. this is the result of allied bombing and scraping at the jap air base at ley, new guinea. these are jap arrow fighters and betty bombers. general kenny, allied air commander southwest pacific area is decorating our pilots and personnel at three-mile airstrip, camouflage and sandbags protect building and background. engine change on a p-38. maintenance on this airplane was much greater mainly because of two engines. we were fortunate to keep 16 out of 25 in flyable condition. all our aircraft carried w

this is the eastern tip of new guinea.hey are part of a plantation, an allied transport hit by the japanese. the aussie army is first off. men. ou come our it was wet, muddy and malaria infested. practically all of our men had malaria at one time or another. i had it twice, along with a bout of fever. our campsite was to boxes and cots, prior to setting up tents. camp and fighter stripper in a coconut plantation. cox with mosquito -- cots with mosquito nets. -- 9 on after it rained water and coconut. 39's on alert. note the yellow belly. japanesenly on interceptions. b38 fighters landing at three mile airship portmoresby, this one a supercharged airplane. at one time each of our groups, had different aircraft. maintenance became difficult. ♪ we are changing a b 39 engine. note engine is behind cockpit. the engine drive shaft extended to prop the pilot gearbox. we fired either a 37 millimeter or 20 millimeter cannon. -- canon through the hub of the propeller. ♪ pilots with their 45s join hl line -- chow line. all of our wat

an abandoned immigration camp now the camp is on madness island which is part of papa new guinea it has been used to house refugees hoping to get to australia but it was closed at the end of october after the papa new guinea supreme court ruled it unconstitutional some of the migrants refused to leave because they feared for their safety at the alternative accommodation. they want to kill this picture and this mobile phone photos captious asylum seekers in a controversial australian run detention center and papa new guinea. one that was officially shut down three weeks ago. now police have found just a compound they ordered those remaining to leave. shocking scenes of distress the crowd tries to revive one man who has collapsed. these pictures show police attempting to clear the manas island santa. dozens of refugees are reported to have left but hundreds determined to stay many try to evade the or thorough. australia detained refugees arriving by boat in the controversial facility and shut it down after a pup or new guinea cold route it unconstitutional. australia now wants to reach ho

they should have by the law and the lawful authorities of poppy new guinea. there are alternative facilities that have been made available with. security and medical services but n.g.o.s report that the new camp is not fit to be inhabited yet and refugees say they are not safe there there's a history of violent attacks against them by locals who want them off their island and the new detention center is not as secure as the old one staying doesn't seem to be an option though supplies are sorely lacking here refugees say police destroyed their belongings and took away food and water stockpiles adding to the utter squalor in which they have been living here. let's get more on this story with me from melbourne she's a human rights lawyer and a campaigner for the human rights group getting as you did shows today and fortunately now we have more than four hundred refugees who have been languishing in a day commissioned detention seem to mean and evil based on medicine being forcibly moved to alternative facilities in a town they face a dangerous assault in that tow

there are reports that authorities in papua new guinea have begun removing makeshift shelters at the monitor island refugee detention center hundreds of men remain barricaded inside new guinea said it will arrest anyone who's still there on saturday but on a haunt has more. for almost two weeks that refused to budge around six hundred refugees and asylum seekers living in the now closed to stray in prison camp on menace island in papua new guinea without water power food or sanitation because after dating this and you know. this video shows how conditions have deteriorated but the men insisted this is better than accommodation on offer in a nearby town they say it's unsafe and fear attacks from local residents and police calls to at least two in the power and water back on the campaign has been ignored or thirty's their want them gone threatening in a written notice posted at the camp to use force to remove them if they don't leave on their own the united nations are urging all parties to find peaceful solutions we call on both governments australia as well as papua new guinea to exe

police and immigration officials in papua new guinea have moved in to clear almost four hundred refugees from an abandoned immigration camp the camp is on mama's island which is part of new guinea it had been used to house refugees hoping to get to australia but it was closed at the end of october that was after the papa new guinea supreme court ruled it unconstitutional some of the inmates refused to go because they feared for their safety at an alternative accommodation being offered. they want to kill us they chant this mobile phone footage captures asylum seekers in a controversial australian run detention center in papua new guinea one that was officially shut down three weeks ago now police have entered the compound they ordered those remaining to leave shocking scenes of distress the crowd tries to revive one man who has collapsed. oh. my god. these pictures show police attempting to clear the madness island center almost four hundred people have refused to leave the camp citing fares for their safety many tried to evade the authorities australia detained refugees arriving by boat

to reach australia but ended up on mount a silent for the past four years australia paid pop or new guinea to house refugees australia's immigration minister says refugees are to blame for the conditions they're living in have trashed the accommodation and as was pointed out there's new accommodation purpose built been open for a couple of years people known for months that this indict was coming up and really the conditions that we see in the photographs today i don't resemble at all the conditions in which people have been living over a long period of time those remaining in the prison camp say they are afraid and are threatened by madness island residents they say they would rather shelter inside the closed prison than rely on pub when you get the military and police to protect them my fear. is this is something that if you. to look at. my. course i know how. i know. this is the problem activists say australia needs to put politics aside and immediately resolve the six treaty humanitarian emergency paul churchy on al-jazeera. there i spoke to abseil as a certain these refugee and manis

the they should have by the law and the lawful authorities of poppy new guinea. there are alternative facilities that have been made available with food water security and medical services. supplies that is sorely lacking atlanta refugees say police destroyed that belongings and took away food and water stockpiles adding to the hottest squalor and which they have been living here. for more now i'm joined by our correspondent in sydney dieter hammond data tell us more about what's happening there on the ground at the monist island camp well journalists in australia know that they have to treat information coming from these detention camps with very very much very careful what we definitely know and what we already saw is that the police and military went in this morning into the camp and what we heard and what is most probably jurors that the campus cleared now and that all the refugees between three hundred fifty and four hundred refugees are now in another camp. what about the new camp that australia wants to send these asylum seekers to why are the asylum seeke

to helles the refugees official shut down the prison camp after pup a new guinea supreme court ruled it was unconstitutional to host such a camp probably new guinea says the asylum seekers and now a stray is responsibility but the straying government maintains it has no obligation because they're not on its soil. the un has joined a chorus of criticism overstrain his response calling on the government to move the men to safety in a stray here and to end its policy of same thing asylums. to offshore prison camps we have reported on the very dire conditions in the centers it's now really high time to bring an end to this unconscionable human suffering what you know are. the detainees at the camp admit they're fearful of what might come but say they have no choice but to stay put for now. dizzier donald trump's appearances dominated a meeting on economic cooperation in the asia pacific region with a strong message that the u.s. won't accept trade deals that require it to surrender its sovereignty china's president xi jinping meanwhile told the summit that economic globalization is a pro

well to some extent it was forced upon them by the papa new guinea and supreme court and the new facilities as close to sort of a i guess a little bit more amenable in terms of you know the rights of of the table involved that but for the night it's just a case of just trying to take them off a wise far as possible to some extent as congress signed a hard demo why so they're just going to try and sort of keep shuffling them to places to they can't let them on the on and on soil and australian soil because that would be an electoral problem for them to lose support so they just you know a situation where you know they're just going to do everything they can to keep them somewhere else ok what's happened say the plans to resettle them i mean the u.s. was going to take about one thousand two hundred refugees under obama where does that plan stand now on the donald trump. well i mean donald trump has pushed back on that in the late funk polls that we've seen come out of the. conversation with the string government in office but you know a lot of people felt that the u.s. deal was a bit of a sha

fears that the new guinea's army plans to storm an australia run prison camp which refugees are refusing to leave. and lawyers for facebook twitter and google go before congress to explain how russia and legibly use them to influence the u.s. election. president to step up so-called extreme vetting of foreigners was driven into cyclists and pedestrians in new york city eight people were killed five of them from argentina the twenty nine year old suspect was shot at the scene in lower manhattan and taken to hospital. as the latest. the frightening sight of mangled bicycles after a deadly truck attack just blocks from the september eleventh memorial police say a man deliberately drove this rental truck into a bike path down cyclists and pedestrians causing multiple deaths and injuries every single running resort and. they're all anticipating gunshots and according to authorities after striking the pedestrians and cyclists the truck traveled several blocks before crashing into a school bus with kids on board and i witnessed filmed this video moments after the crash he told us this is the su

the papua new guinea authorities have said they have not physically been forced to go.of confusion. sorry, continue. sorry. was just confusion. sorry, continue. sorry. wasjust going to confusion. sorry, continue. sorry. was just going to say there is a lot of confusion over what is going on the ground right now, whether more people will move, or whether they will remain overnight. please explain who is taking responsibility. the australian government is washing its hands of the refugees, some would argue. government is washing its hands of the refugees, some would arguem was set up in australia in agreement with papua new guinea. they were sent by australia because they tried to enter australia illegally. but after the centre was closed, the australian government says it is now the responsibility of the papua new guinea authorities. there are three other centres set up with australian money for the men to go to. there is also an offer for long—term refugee status for some of them in papua new guinea. but clearly, those are not options the man resisting removal wa nt to

refugees seeking asylum in australia refugees have refused to leave an immigration camp in pop what new guinea they say they fear for their safety at the alternative accommodation being offered and emerson go ahead as promised full democracy ahead of being sworn in as in bobby's new president on friday he just returned from south africa where he fled after being fired i robert mugabe. so you news for now thanks for watching. enter the conflict zone this week conflict zone is it the us on the swollen first training area is a very real i would guess is lieutenant general ben hodges comando of the some thirty thousand u.s. soldiers in europe with such comes home to come on the in chief in washington many people in europe are wondering is america still a reliable partner. next on w. when cities are engulfed by the sea. then temps longs and costly protective measures with me and. so let's challenge now a future in forty five minutes on d w. if you. just think. with the senses. recognize. and experience the inexpressible. the cultural magazine. twenty one. g.w. . with different languages we fight fo

clear almost four hundred refugees seeking asylum in australia from an immigration camp and papa new guinea they fear for their safety yet the alternative accommodation offered. and emerson meant god has promised full democracy ahead of being sworn in as zimbabwe's new president on friday he had just returned from south africa where he fled after being fired by robert mugabe. don't forget you can always get news on the go download or out from google play or from the app store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and you can also use that to send us your photos and your videos thanks for watching it every will be right back at the top of the hour. it's more on the outside and inside. for me hollis and the kids that great. an old house on the island of crete they saved it created their own little palace. of mud with nature and playful styles a place to feel good to. check it out on the roman next on d. w. . kong. europe. after the collapse of the coalition talks in berlin the french a wire it about political

was flown to papua new guinea on a straight on air force transports canberra has steadfastly refused to accept anyone who tried to reach the country by boat for four years australia has paid papua new guinea to house the asylum seekers but the detention center was ordered shut up in new guinea supreme court ruled that it was unconstitutional to host such a camp but the men fearful of threats from local residents say they would prefer this existence and shelter in towns where they don't feel safe and aid workers have little faith in the military and police ability to protect them my fear. in this is something that if you have to look at. my. course i know our police force i know. we owe. you know this is the problem aid workers believe the security forces plan to move the refugees out of the camp in the next few days by force if necessary to shop al-jazeera. including the u.s. calls on saudi arabia to immediately end its blockade that could starve a country blocks. only ten minutes away by boat from jakarta and these villages here are drowning because of the effect of global warming i

to host such a camp probably new guinea says the asylum seekers and now a stray is responsibility but the straying government maintains it has no obligation because they're not on its soil. the un has joined a chorus of criticism overstrain his response calling on the government to move the men to safety in a stray here and to end its policy of same doing asylum seekers to offshore prison camps we have reported on the very dire conditions in the centers it's now really high time to bring an end to this unconscionable human suffering what. the detainees at the camp admit they're fearful of what might come but say they have no choice but to stay put. for now. now dizzier at the united nations has told out as there are there's no sign of any aid going into yemen after reports that saudi arabia had reopened a border crossing earlier on friday riyadh ordered a total closure of yemeni air land and sea ports earlier this week the un has warned that yemen stocks of fuel and vaccines will run out in about a month if the ports stay shut hannah hawkster reports. it's difficult to understand that

police in papua new guinea have entered a decommissioned prison camp on menace island trying to evict refugees who are refusing to leave around fifty of them left in buses around three hundred thirty others say they're too afraid to go outside the former australian run facility fearing attacks by local people the prison camp was closed last month after papua new guinea ruled that it was unconstitutional since then the refugees have been living in increasingly filthy conditions without clean water or supplies. a refugee on the island gave us details of the police raid. in the immigration markets. so many reports to the. prison camp and it is an attack. on life not for a few days. gratian not. for me they are destroying everything belonging. they are throwing. you know our shell. talking with people treating people then you must move prison come on the roof you need with refusing to release prison camp because they are so young that we are not going to need this prison compound go to another prison. straightly as prime minister insists the refugees should go to the alternative accommoda

let's update you on some developments from papua new guinea.ion is under way at the manus island detention centre in papua new guinea to evict hundreds of refugees and asylum seekers. detainees fear reprisals from local people if they transfer to other facilities. we can talk now to our correspondent hywel griffiths in sydney. can you bring a debate on this operation? yeah, we know that police and immigration officials moved into the camp about three or four hours ago now. there was lots of shouting and jostling. the official line was to tell the men to move out. however, as we understand it, nobody has yet been physically removed from the count. there is an ongoing stand—off. so the 400 or so refugees and asylum seekers who have remained at the camp since its closure are still there. we have heard some kind of shouting and chanting from the men. they clearly want to keep this stand—off going. you will remember that the manus island detention centre was actually formally closed on october 31. the power and water was cut off, the food supply cut

hundreds of men living at the decommissioned detention center on matter silent or forties in papua new guinea have started to dismantle makeshift shelters i'll be back with more news in thirty minutes next narges or if it's one i want to stay with us. on counting the cost of princes purge what it means for the saudi economy how rich do you have to be to avoid paying taxes both for tougher laws after the paradise papers show how the world's wealthiest i damn on a bus join his trump card counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. for generation muslim rule in joining me in march has faced persecution. in august this year armor of injured.

is trending on bbc.com. 600 men are refusing to leave the manus island detention centre in papua new guineamergency. that's all from me now. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk.

saying here a last minute lawsuit challenges the closure of a stray and run prison camp in papua new guinea refugees they're refusing to leave . u.s. president donald trump is vowing to step up so-called extreme vetting of foreigners after a truck was driven into cyclists and pedestrians in. new york eight people were killed several others were injured in the incident which the police are treating as a terrorist attack the twenty nine year old suspect was shot at the scene in lower manhattan and taken to hospital the governments of argentina and belgium say that their nationals were among those killed. on the live at the scene. took us through what happened. yeah it's a little after ten p.m. here local time in new york city this incident happened after three p.m. local time on the busy streets here of lower manhattan as you can see i'm going to step out of frame for a second there are crime scene investigators still on scene in those white uniforms they're combing through the crime scene to try to gather as much evidence as a can on what caused a twenty nine year old man to drive his car an

to host such a camp probably new guinea says the asylum seekers and now a stray is responsibility but the strain government maintains it has no obligation because they're not on its soil. the un has joined a chorus of criticism over stray is response calling on the government to move the men to safety in a stray here and to end its policy of same doing asylum seekers to offshore prison camps we have reported on the very dire conditions in the centers it's now really high time to bring an end to this unconscionable human suffering what. the detainees at the camp admit they're fearful of what my come but say they have no choice but to stay put for now made in holland. well the overland has more from city. we've heard from a number of refugees who remain inside the camp that do authorities are announcing over a megaphone that sunday will be the last day that they can remain inside the camp meaning that the deadline appears to have been extended until monday for refugees to leave the camp p.m.g. police have said that about two hundred men have left the camps and services were cut off mean

says it's shocking and inexcusable police in papa new guinea clear the remaining refugees from an australian run prison camp. and south africa's supreme court more than doubles the murder sentence handed to the paralympian pistorius. we begin in egypt where the military has launched a campaign in sinai off to two hundred thirty five people were killed in an attack on a most president of the hill sisi had promised to respond with the brutal force the bomb was detonated and these hackers then fired all mushed because as they fled he's talking bella bad is the worst ever in the sinai region reports. the bomb and gun attack happened during friday prayers at the other old a mosque in be an album for egypt's northern sinai peninsula local sources say the attackers planted explosives and then opened fire on worshippers while the sermon was underway. or. looks like it was. outside of our age. not really clear this motive was i know it's my responsibility yet but it very possibly. they have targeted susan the last. night. president i'm going to put that has sisi convened an emergency meeting of secur

and to thomas al-jazeera on man a silent in papua new guinea what i can is an australian pastor and just justice activist who's just returned from a silent he says he's received messages from men describing their ordeal. literally hiding under titles and in the toilets as the military and local police moved in to violently remove them bottles now they feel that their small window or where they can dream of freedom has closed again the reality of the new camps is that they're not finished we decided there and we saw the locals actually blocking roads stopping the new camp from going ahead this is a town which only has six thousand people which other proposals to six hundred of these people needing safety to go to which puts unbelievable pressure a strong leader of course it is one of the wealthiest nations in this part of the world and yet we're leaning on apple neuters to the normal course thing then to take our responsibility of people seeking safety and even if we can't finish which they're not even if they're in a soap location which they're not the reality is that what it means

refugees stand their ground as a former australian run prison camp in papua new guinea. once i mean this is al jazeera live from the hall so coming up. this was an act of terror. eight people are killed in new york after a truck plows into pedestrians and cyclists in lower manhattan. a catalan minister returns home from belgium to chance of traitor by protesters plus. living on the syrian rebel stronghold pays the price for staying defiant six here. now u.s. president. to step up so-called extreme vetting of foreigners off what police are calling a terrorist attack in new york city people were killed and several injured when a driver plowed a pickup truck into cyclists and pedestrians in lower manhattan the twenty nine year old suspect was shot by police and is being treated in hospital. has the latest. a frightening sight of mangled bicycles after a deadly truck attack just blocks from the september eleventh memorial police say a man deliberately drove this rental truck into a bike path down cyclists and pedestrians causing multiple deaths and injuries ever instead of ru

and yet pup in new guinea disputed that in a statement on sunday which leaves refugees caught between two governments and a hostile native population ballasts al jazeera well andrew thomas is following the story for us from sydney under reports that security forces are planning to storm the camp to force the refugees out but has the camp officially closed now that. it has officially closed the camp now the physical side of it is now officially a navy base it's no longer a prison for refugees we've spoken to some of the refugees holed up barricaded inside and certainly there is others here in the forces will still not camp though we've also heard from others amount of thought and they've been told by security forces that there are no plans to still make at least today wednesday and then another conflicting report in the papa new guinea and media on that wednesday suggesting that happen you get these government is going to send in civil staff to start manning the prison again knowing that it's an untenable situation having six hundred men holed up inside a prison with no guards no servi

police in papua new guinea have entered a decommissioned prison camp on minus island trying to evict refugees who are refusing to leave around fifty of them left in buses at around three hundred thirty others say they're too afraid to go outside the former story and run facility fearing attacks by local people the prison camp was close. last month after papua new guinean ruled that it was unconstitutional since then the refugees have been living in increasingly filthy conditions without clean water or supplies but charlie is a refugee on the island gave us details of the police raid. immigration law. so many question for the. time present come. attack. this moment. for the. holy grail. throwing everything. it's throwing. our shelter. people treating people then you must present. refusing to leave prison camp because they are. not going to leave this prison camp and go to another prison camp attorney as prime minister insists the refugees should go to the alternative accommodation that's been provided for them on the island. staying there is obviously designed they think this is somew

police in papua new guinea have entered a decommissioned prison camp on minus island trying to evictrefugees who are refusing to leave around fifty of them left in buses around three hundred thirty others say that too afraid to go outside the full story about seventy fearing attacks by local people and yemen's made international airport still not reopened despite the saudi led coalition saying that it would the military alliance that announced that they would be allowing humanitarian aid into some airports in the seaport of what data they've been facing increasing pressure from the u.s. and the u.n. to lift the blockade. not much is known of robert mugabe its movements over the past few days but here we can show you what's said to be the first picture of the former zimbabwean president since he resigned it was taken some time after that he stepped down his wife grace who's been the focus of much of the backlash against mugabe is seen with him in the picture was in bad ways incoming president emerson went on gaga has an uphill battle to turn things around in the country ninety percent

to house the asylum seekers but the detention center was ordered shut up in new guinea supreme court ruled that it was unconstitutional to host such a camp but the man fearful of threats from local residents say they would prefer this existence and shelter in towns where they don't feel safe and aid workers have little faith in the military and police ability to protect them my fear is in the six hundred. if you have to look at. my eyes. i will go in and. force and no hope is force and. we. know this is a problem aid workers believe the security forces plan to move the refugees out of the camp in the next few days by force if necessary to shop al-jazeera. spain's supreme court has ordered the release on bail of catalonia is former speaker guarding me for adele will be held in custody until she can raise one hundred seventy five thousand dollars for her bail five other sacked cattle and politicians were conditionally released after appearing before a judge on thursday they'd to face charges of rebellion and sedition following catalonia declaration of independence i don't know how has

police a man to die decommissioned prison camp on papa new guinea's man asylum to try to evict refugees about four hundred people are refusing to leave the former strain and one facility which was closed last month they say they fear being attacked by local people but by it was bush on the refugee on the island gave us details of that police raid. immigration law. when we start for the. present. time. oh i thought for a few would you. be gracious enough. for me they are destroying everything all of you lying in their bunker. they are exploring. you know our shell. talking with people or treating people then you must move nice present on the roof you need to refuse you can release prison camp because they are so young that we are not going to need this prison compound go to another prison. al-jazeera sondra thomas has the latest from an asylum three bus loads of refugees have passed us on the only road to the prison which is over the water there behind me now we know that the place went in morning on state papa new guinea in time but four or five hours ago now the accounts we hear of wha

papua new guinea skipper david mead flattened, and he would not return.d excellent, and ahead through a familiar finisher. commentator: watkins, and it's going to be yet another try forjermaine mcgillvary! and the watkins—mcgillvary double act did the damage again shortly after. same corner, same result. but this encounter was not without the odd bump in the road. it didn't bother kevin brown or his team—mates, though. alex walmsley going over before half—time. ben curry after it. but papua new guinea have impressed in the tournament so far, and got some reward for their efforts, before england upped the ante again. watkins no longerjust the provider, as he scored twice himself. commentator: is he going to be caught? no, he's not. up with a grin. and another leeds rhinos got the seventh and final try, ryan hall making it a 36—6 victory. tonga next in the semifinals, and england are picking up speed in this world cup. champions exeter have gone back to the top of rugby union's premiership, but they were made to work for it by harlequins at sandy park. quin

to house the refugees official shut down the prison camp after pup a new guinea supreme court ruled it was unconstitutional to host such a camp probably new guinea says the asylum seekers and now a stray is responsibility but the straying government. maintains it has no obligation because they're not on its soil. the un his joined a chorus of criticism overstrain his response calling on the government to move them into safety in a stray year and to end its policy of same thing asylum seekers to offshore prison camps we have reported on the very dire conditions in the centers it's now really high time to bring an end to these unconscionable human suffering while you are. the detainees at the camp admit they're fearful of what might come but say they have no choice but to stay put for now. yet all muslims live for us in sydney with the latest yet i was worried as many i was explaining that many of the men determined that they're not going to move but the deadline is today saturday are people leaving. well yes three people are leaving we've just heard from police that at least two hund

beatings as the police forcibly remove refugees from a former australian run prison camp in papua new guinea. developing story for you the figures going up on the updates on that breaking news out of egypt egypt's state media is now saying one hundred eighty four people were killed dozens more were injured after fights has targeted a mosque in egypt's north sinai now the attack took place during prayers at a mosque in bed local sources say the attackers planted explosives and then opened fire on worshippers and was on the way egypt's declared three days of mourning for the victims is al jazeera his middle east analyst following that story for us here out of. who do you think would do this. who do you think would do this all of them many. many possibilities you know when it comes to for to pinpoint when it comes in pointing the perpetrator i suppose one of them but not this is the i saw as i just told you in the last interview that there could be many many perpetrators for this for this incident and the other is of this that happened before this one and the incidents that will happen unfortun

staying here a last minute lawsuit challenges the closure of an australian run prison camp in papua new guinea the refugees are refusing to leave. a twenty nine year old man killed eight people and injured several others when he drove into cyclists and pedestrians in new york the man then crashed into a school bus and fled before being shot by police and la manhattan he's been taken to hospital they attack as been identified in media reports as an immigrant named safe off. the list like night and like people. i got it was more like silence night music night she sings that night. because i don't. like. the final lameness like the tea party rallies or the tonight. i came out. of the hospital they were coming in and the guy hired. bill de blasio called the incident a cowardly attack. let me be clear to based on the information we have at this moment this was an act of terror and a particularly cowardly act of terror. aimed at innocent civilians aimed at people going about their lives who had no idea what was about to hit them al jazeera gave elizondo joins us live at the scene in lower manhattan

anyone who tried to reach the country by boat for four years australia has paid papua new guinea to house the asylum seekers but the detention center was ordered shut up in new guinea supreme court ruled that it was unconstitutional to host such a camp but the man fearful of threats from local residents say they would prefer this existence and shelter in towns where they don't feel safe and aid workers have little faith in the military and police ability to protect them my fear. in the six hundred men who refuse to look it. is. our government. force and no peace force i know. we. know this is a big problem aid workers believe the security forces plan to move the refugees out of the camp in the next few days by force if necessary to shop al-jazeera the international criminal court in the hague has approved a request to investigate war crimes allegedly committed by bear in these government and its supporters they're accused of launching systematic attacks on the ruling party's opponents twenty fifteen the i.c.c. says enough evidence was presented to warrant an investigation including

anyone who tried to reach the country by boat for four years australia has paid papua new guinea to house the asylum seekers but the detention center was ordered shut up in new guinea supreme court ruled that it was unconstitutional to host such a camp but the man fearful of threats from local residents say they would prefer this existence and shelter in towns where they don't feel safe and aid workers have little faith in the military and police ability to protect them. mike. if you. look at my. course. we. know this is probably aid workers believe the security forces plan to move the refugees out of the camp in the next few days by force if necessary to shop al-jazeera. sami is a former lawyer and human rights advocate with the australian government organization get up she was part of the team that filmed the footage inside the minus on the income i worked in many countries across the world in conflict zones and in developing countries and i've also written a number of reports on the situation on medicine. but as you're aware our government has prevented journalists from entering

high commissioner of human rights who is speaking criticizing very strongly australia and proper new guinea and also here in new york where in recent hours i've been speaking to the high commissioner for refugees who expressed his deep concern that we're worried now about the humanitarian conditions of these people because the center is closing and no proper plans have been made to support these people so this is now the urgent matter that needs to be tackled that we believe that australia has a responsibility in helping finding a solution for this. but james c. the un's criticized australia in the past for its treatment of refugees well these latest comments make any difference well i think certainly the criticism is getting stronger from the united nations among the things said by the office of the high commission of human rights we repeat our overall concerns about australia's offshore processing centers which are unsustainable inhumane and country to its human rights or blog ations but as you say the un has been condemning this policy of australia to contract out its refugee and asylum

to house the refugees official shut down the prison camp after pup a new guinea supreme court ruled it was unconstitutional to host such a camp pub when you get he says these. now a stray is responsibility but the straying government maintains it has no obligation because they're not on its soil. the un his joined a chorus of criticism overstrain his response calling on the government to move them into safety in a stray year and to end its policy of same thing asylum seekers to offshore prison camps we have reported on the very dire conditions in the center it's now really high time to bring an end to these unconscionable human suffering what. the detainees at the camp would note from now. donald trump's appearances dominated a meeting an economic cooperation in the asia pacific region has delivered a strong message declaring the u.s. won't accept trade deals forcing the surrender of its sovereignty china's president xi jinping meanwhile told the summit that economic globalization is a process that cannot be reversed when any has more from done nine in vietnam. often the most memora

600 refugees and asylum seekers refusing to leave australia's former detention centre in papua new guineaand move to new facilities because they fear attack by local people. australia recently closed its detention site on manus island, after it was deemed unconstitutional by papua new guinea. alyse edwards reports. running out of water, food and hope. human rights groups say that's the situation facing nearly 600 men who are detained at australia's offshore detention centre on manus island on it closed on tuesday. now they're refusing to leave, saying they've been abandoned with nowhere safe to go. they sent us by force to this island and they have kept us in this prison camp for more than four yea rs. prison camp for more than four years. it is enough and we are not going to leave this detention centre. also we are asking from the global community to hear our voice, to hear the forgotten people's a voice. but far from forgotten, the international community is watching with growing alarm and urging australia and papua new guinea to restore basic services at the centre. australia's policy