we start with the developing story from the border between 2 new z a and libya, hundreds of african migrants including small children and have been stranded in the middle of the deserts after sneezing. officials expelled them from the country. many of them had been hoping to reach you or to seek asylum them. now they stuck in the border region and say they're being forced to drink. see, was it to survive the migrant say after to easy and officials push the mouth. libyan bought a guns and now refusing to let them in our correspondent valley china has this exclusive report from the border. can you tell me, did you conference locker? who brought you here? who brought the museum and what, what does that you want? what does that you want? you want to have your out of your head water? have you had food? we don't, we don't have the history as you can. as you can see, we're, we're here on the libyan museum border. the words these hundreds of migrants of refugees were brought here by to visit us or what they're telling us for transitioning is dire. we have are people here veterans or veterans dire ne

the, we start with a developing story from the border between to new z a and libya, hundreds of african migrants, including children who have been stranded in the middle of the deserts after to museum officials expelled them from the country. many of them had been hoping to reach europe to seek asylum there. now this stock in the border region and say they being forced to drink sea water to survive. am i can say aptitude, easy, and officials push the mouth leaving and bought a guns. and now refusing to let them in, our correspondent melick train that has this exclusive report from the libya, tennessee, a border train. you told me to do, conference walker, who brought you here? who brought the museum and what, what does that you want? what does that you want? you want to have your out of your head water? have you had food? we don't have the, just as you can, as you can see we're, we're here on the libyan museum border of words these hundreds of migrants. the refugees were brought here by some of these. you know, what they're telling us for transitioning is dire. we have, are people here

and both parties expected will increase by 30 percent within a decade due to the use already new z ones, 3rd largest trading partner exporting a particular wine fruit and meat to europe. west african heads of state have elected nigerians, new president, bola ok med tina to new booth to lead the economic community of west african states or echo was to do both said in security and terrorism were the biggest threats the regions development was, was founded in 1975, the aims to promote economic cooperation among its 15 member states. egypt inflation has sorts of an all time high of 36.8 percent of the country grapples with an economic crisis. egypt compound has long lost half its value against us dollars since early last year. and that's left families struggling to cope in the import dependent country. it's late us moved by the taliban to repress african women as of next month. all beauty salons in the country have to be shuddered. the shops were off the last refuge for women who were already banned from schools, most jobs, and even public spaces. and for some women, the new band takes way.

the 1st thing is there is no safe haven into new z, a full black african migraines, refugees and asylum seekers. south according to human rights watch. what was becoming in of torture, use of excessive force. the effect of money and forced evictions is come shortly off the you signed a funding package of about 1000000000 euros with the north african country with no guarantees that the human rights of migraines will be protected as the you should suspend migration control funding to security forces and set human rights benchmarks for further support by funding security forces who commit abuses during migration control, the e shares responsibility for the suffering of migrant refugees and asylum seekers into nisha. both c, e u and the canadian government need to fundamentally re orient their approach that migration challenges the memorandum of understanding signed between the you as soon as the eye is lens windshield, both the safety and the prevention of anti smuggling activities. disagreements, however, doesn't include any guarantees that the 2 needs the and also he's will not violate t

and the heart of the mission, the way the democratic forces there is no safe haven into new z, a full black african migraines, refugees and asylum seekers. so as, according to human rights was reported for coming in of torture use of excessive force, festive money, and forced evictions. this cons shortly off the you sign the funding package of about 1000000000. yours with the north african country with no guarantees that the human rights of migrates will be protected. the you should suspend migration control funding to security forces and set human rights benchmarks for further support by funding security for.

the watching al jazeera, these are the headlines this hour and in some developing new z is riley on me, is time using an open area in the vicinity of a lebanese border town. it says it's in response to an explosion on wednesday. the palestinian authority estimates reconstruction in janine will cost around $15.00 and a half $1000000.00 less damian's have begun returning to their homes after an assault by israel and military earlier this week. russian, marseilles of stress the west and ukrainian city of leave killing at least 4 people . the region had been relatively come since it's away from the main front lines. the regional governance says around 60 apartments where hits and set a launch a russian president, alexander lucas. shank and says the leader of russia's visor, medicine, regroup, you have guinea for goshen is in russia and not in bella. ruse for version had gone into exile, lived a, he's a band and mutiny. following a deal with russian presidents letting me prison. because jenkins says provision is in some pages, but at least 17 people, including children, have been killed by

i'm the, i'd great it as well as live and now to, to new z, a base journalist, a rough my back here. well, thanks a lot for joining us here. see now this is an interesting subjects. we've heard that from the locals engine is that they're not happy with just money being thrown at the problem. but we've also heard that your news in officials are perhaps looking to capitalize on this and make it look how do you, how do you see it from your side of things. but i think it's a 1st thanks for having it. i think give that to the problem is very complex as the results of the vehicle on your legacy boards in the region in climate change forward to and african economy. is that the have nots progress and are hampered by the policies of the i m f. and there was certain boundaries today, the europeans alternate just to be just a gatekeeper. and even this for this afford to be my memory on them. signs on, and that's the sunday. and is this, you're all on the reach an agreement with the international monetary fund that is just a small to subsidize for buying and stuff like a grain and so on. however

so obviously countries like new new z when will be doing like our integration models. so basically looking to rehabilitate the offender for we in the states. but i think that for me the models that are probably the least 2 main or the ones that have least amount of supervision. like i've seen some in central america or south america that don't have our direct supervision. they don't have any staff oversight. they basically are do things from a distance and they basically allow the inmates to fend for themselves. which to me, are you wind up having facilities that are ran by the offender population as opposed to some level staff oversight. and now this question goes for both of you. ideally, prisons are supposed to be used for rehabilitation and reform and not necessarily punishment, but is that really how it works in reality? all right, so i've been involved this system for 20 years. so of to my experience there is a level arch to reintegration. so technically what we have to do is we have to take our we have to look at the system up based on the extremes of what's sho

i think i may have seen a new z a the netherlands, i want to say, i've seen is most humane. and least i might have to say, like, uh, maybe india, to what did they do differently in new zealand. so what are see institutions is more of a creation of a community of corrections so many of the facilities look like little apartments. there's just a different weight or i think they engage and i believe the population is able to kind of go out and work. so there's a level of preparedness for returning to society. i think in america we do some of that, but there is a level of step down and more of a controlled environment. feel like in some of the 3rd world countries, there is more of a responsibility for the families to take care of the offenders. so there are times where, like a family member has to go and make sure they have food. and they have sort of their basic needs met. whereas in america, like that's part of our care process. and anthony, you wanted to add a comment this week. countries like new new zealand will be doing like a integration model. so basically looking to rehab

because as these migrants are in to new z in territory, we can't enter that land without a coordination with some these, you know, 40. so just, you know, despite the difficulties and according to the official here, despite his concern and, and, and care it's, it's really difficult for him to be able to allow a libyan humanitarian living organizations to provide them with the much needed a that they need. so in terms of the tennessee and also are to use knowing that the sort of global focus is on them right now, about these migrants being on the board or near the border. are they offering them? are they bringing in any supplies in the meantime until that situation can be finalized? what did they say? well last night the b sides and the statement said that he met with the head of the to easy and red crescent that they discussed the situation of these displaced migraines, as they said that are stranded on the border. do they also added that a delegation from the red crescent, it's an easy and red crescent, was going to visit the site and to, and try to, to help these people who are in, in,

but after barbados, new z, the art historian, alessandra cummings says, time has allowed barbarians to reverse the narrative on the past. that's part of the reason why we follow the scholar in this way. it's a kind of me telling of traditional narrative narratives that until fairly recently, only in the last 20 or 30 years have has to be really need conceptualize of leaders. and particularly whether they're talking about education for young people. but until young people see themselves in terms of individuals taking charge of a narrative, they don't get that they have a right to identify themselves in this particular way. it was only in 2021 that more beta is became a republic. and in many ways the fledgling democracy is still shaping its identity . though barbados has yet to recover after centuries of slavery, it's a nation that's not only reclaimed the narrative over its history, but that's emerged as a global leader and repaired of justice. this year, barbados hosted the 1st of its kind international summit on reparations for slavery . paving the way for other former colonies and th

so a cries to help at least one migrant dead and hundreds will remain trapped on the border of to new z a and libya and a mission in mexico to rescue be switched or he's consider, i'm you since the welcome to the program diplomatic arrival, rays of the united nations have caused a shadow on the future of millions of internally displaced people in north with syria. the un security council has failed to renew its mandate. so the delivery of critical aid into reval held territory. aid is delivered through 3 crossings from took a into reval, controlled easily provence. they are bab ellison, lum, l y e and bab holla, the vast majority of aid is delivered by the u. n through bab. oh, how about juice of the security council's failure to renew that mandate? the crossing is now closed and that will affect 4100000 people who depend on food and medical aid to survive. she have, for times it has the developments from the un headquarters in new the u. s. u. k. m from supported a 9 month extension of a mandate allowing a deliveries from to kia to north west syria, to the bobo. how i border crossing w

the, this is another element of the cassette from new z a, by the way, the military, i get this, we get school number 24 as the training army start using its recently supplied us cluster columns, we bring you an exclusive report from the accounts for the public on there, devastating out. and also a head on this action is motivated solely by the idea of preserving our dear country face for the degradation of the security situation and bad economic and social governance. the military leader of a coo and nigeria claims he had no choice both to seize control of the government to save the west african nation from disaster says general gianni proclaims themselves the new head of state the the, of your testing, the program from across the world. today, welcome to the global user up here on our after hours of discussions, plenty of time chicks and deals being struck. the russia, africa summit has wrapped up in st. petersburg. the much anticipated the bent attracted delegates from $49.00 african nations, the comb or else president who is the current chair of the african union psych prussia for h

i will round it up into new z a and the bus to the border. but libyan for the gods one, let them in. now a funeral has been out for a palestinian mine, shot dead by is really police forces during the raid north west of ramallah. was an in house ministry saying the 24 year old was just in the chest and died from his wounds in hospital. a 198 palestinians have been killed. here's the beginning of the year. 29 as writers have been killed by palestinians in the same period. meanwhile, the delegation of warm and fuzzy ambassadors, it may representative, is paid a visit to the janine refugee camp in the occupied by spying at least 12 palestinians . and one is ready. the soldier were killed in a major is rarely assault on the camp leah this week. and the appointment is in the janine camp and she has more on this visit. the diplomats and you want officials have come here to listen to the testimony of people in the janine refugee camp. they have listened to difficult stories from palestinian saying that they had to leave their homes because of these r

new mexico, a desperate seems, play out to them to new z is for them. with libya, hundreds of migrates a stock without food or water. the is rose to day. miniature operation occupies westbank is over by the people of a janine beyond burying their dead 12 palestinians died in the assault on the jeanine refugee camp and at least 117 people were injured. one is ready, the soldier was also killed. many buildings in roads were destroyed in the cause of a crushed, but what has already begun to restore electricity and water supplies, and fish, it has more now from where is very forces left, a trait of destruction. and the damage is overwhelming. for the people, the timing are just a managing after 48 hours under as really a sold a chance to assess what has been lost. what can be rebuilt, which obviously they don't know what they're doing. what did they achieve? they just displayed the infrastructure in the camp. so what should the fall of south showed is where these really sits, set up a sniper position and his home, the spent bills littering the floor the but

stats moving on now and hundreds of african migraines and asylum sake has had been forced out of to new z a and sent as far as the libyan buddha. the city of the facts is a major departure point so many trying to reach and europe in search of, of as a live. but hundreds of them now stranded in the desert with no food or water is andrew simmons explains a busy at the level of listening humanitarian crisis from migraines on the border between tennessee of and libya. hundreds of people stranded initial report said they were without water or food june this year is trying to pull these sub so how run africans and libya is refusing to let them into its territory. tensions had risen off the disturbances in tennessee, the 2nd largest city specs with 3 migrants were arrested off for a man in his early falters was stepped to death. he was a resident in the city. at the mans funeral local used code for vengeance against my guns. the violin spread, police brought in reinforcements. this city is the punch of point foot thousands of microns crossing the mediterranean in boats trying to reach it to the

he ordered the crackdown in sparks, many to nancy and say, the migrants should go home to new z a and the technicians have enough troubles. now. we are flooded with these migrants coming from the c or the deserts. the states will forward to you should do something that's on the bible from now. that style made over the migrants genatossio wants the mouth of libya, refuses to let them in the they've been abandoned. and there's no doubts about the urgency of getting them food, water, and shelter, and customer. andrew simmons, which is 0, regarding south korea, says, depends plan to dump more than a 1000000 tons of treated radioactive wasteful. through into the pacific means international standards. the you and nuclear want stuff approve the project this week. and i filed grossi visited the focus, shoot me a nuclear power plant, which was severely damaged during the 2011, those quite in sonoma. he's due to visit south korea and pacific island nations. been concerns about the japanese plan. we do not endorse the plan or recommend this to be done. we say this plan is consistent with the sta

of stalls deals on the last year about surrender to russian soldiers, human rights groups of age to new z a to suspend the expulsions of african refugees . hundreds of people around it, off and driven to the mid july zone, along the tennessee and living in border this week and farms. thousands of people have defied a band to motion paris to commemorate a black man who died in police custody in 2016. tensions have been high and from soft police killed a 17 year old and 82 weeks ago, sparking riots and protests across the country. a delegation of rules as soon as he invested as an e u representatives as visiting janine and the occupied westbank 12 palestinians were killed and a major is rarely assault on its refugee camp. earlier this week, they will assess the optim off and damage close to homes and infrastructure is why the bulldozers and as tronics destroyed roads and bullshit and electricity lines. leaders of columbia and brazil, amazing in the southern columbia and city of leticia to try and map out a plan to preserve the amazon rain forest. it comes off with the present in government,

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there was discussion of europe giving to new z a, a $1000000000.00 in funding. how can a reconcile, giving such large sums of money to a country which is essentially dumped hundreds of people in the day? is that without any food or water? that's what i mean. it has been doing that for ages, not just with the t cell julia has been doing the same thing. morocco has been treating. uh, is there an applicant michael is feeling for the alternative to uh, maybe a 2 so, i mean, it is like the high hole, the talks about human rights and democracy. the clear you doesn't care about when it is mindful talking about their community made a choice of the choice is releasing my friends before a fire of human rights for tomorrow tomorrow. the consideration really ahead of amazing presidents i had said that he's country would not accept becoming a border guide for other countries. so has his stance change? do you think to but i mean, i think he himself, he's under a lot of pressure. i mean, the, the idea of december of cation noticing parkman apply for is meaning that, uh, basica

we begin with a developing story from the border between 2 new z a and libya and hundreds of african migraines, including children have been stranded in the middle of the desert. aptitude, seen officials expelled them from the country. many of them had been hoping to reach year up to seek assign them there. now they stuck in the border region and say they've been forced to drink sea water to survive the mike and say after 2 easy and officials push the mouth. libyan bought a guns and now refusing to let them in our correspondent malik try and it has this exclusive report from the border. can you tell me? did you conference boxes who brought you here? who brought to the museum and what, what does that you want? what does that you want? you want to have your out of your head water? have you had food? we don't have the just as you cute, as you can see we're, we're here on the lift. easy in border and where these hundreds of migrants of refugees were brought here by some of these units or what they're telling us for transitioning is dire. we have are people here that are inter veterans di

are refusing immigration and majority of the refugees and asylum sake is at the border of libya into new z a certain days. and we've been seeing those really awful pictures of them stranded in no man's land. they've been displaced by conflict in sudan when the money be better spent at the sol. so the problem that being finding a resolution between the 2 warring factions and sit down rather than giving it to the team using government the well the, the, the is the deal will be better if it integrates. um, its integrates this, the source of the problem as i said, but also it's, it's, it's a and imaginable that that europe is giving money, continues to change and government to handle migration. when we, when we shown, when the government shows in the last few weeks. but it doesn't know how terms of migration, i don't know how to protect people's rights and freedoms. so really it's, it will be better to spend this money on development engineers. yeah. of course, but also by the europe. so i'm taking into consideration migrants rights and safety and. ready taking that into accounts when negotiat

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