i cannot suggest the manager of opposition business. i am not in a position to judge where no one has questioned his faith. i am not in a position to judge that. i agree it was strong language. i will hear from the manager of opposition of business. >> two wishes. first in terms of the question. the question what specifically to areas the prime minister has failed to answer questions. he gave a list of examples. all of those are well and truly in the public domain. it would assist the dignity of the house if the prime minister was given the with draw. to his drug this there aree where -- the minister is not helping. to thened carefully prime minister and the manager of opposition is right. there have been occasions where house.have resisted the things have not been set that would have assisted the dignity of the house. they have been withdrawn. i am not going to require a withdrawal. i am going to say there are other means open to members including if they think that is a misrepresentation. can think of many examples of tough language l

on every occasion, this leader of the opposition, just like the last leader of the opposition, has proven themselves to be weak on border protection. the australian people know it. they know labour cannot be trusted on border protection because they know they are the architects of the last time and a time before that when we saw these things occur in the way they did. seeking to frustrate the policies of the government when we have sought to remedy the questions. labour are weak on border protection. the australian people know it, and this leader of the labour party is weak on border protection. he confirmed that today by his response and his reaction to the repeal of the medevac bill. our government's policies were supporting people to require medical attention, and they were brought to australia. it was our government that got every single child -- that was done under my prime minister ship. party was the labour party that sent children to the island. shadowthere as a immigration minister, and i sat with the mothers and children they sense there. i will not take pictures -- [crosstalkin

of the opposition as the leader of the opposition, the public will see this leader of the opposition for what he is. [crowd shouting] all this leader of the opposition has demonstrated to the australian people is -- do you know what those who seek to disrupt the ordinary everyday activity of australia looks like, mr. speaker? it might be tighter than it was many years ago, but this is a very angry man. a very angry man. [crowd shouting] there we go, come on, captain angry. >> the prime minister will resume his seat. the members will leave understanding order. the leader of the opposition is seeking my call. >> the prime minister is making a number of personal accusations against me. he is the one who shut down the parliament the other day. >> the member of the opposition will resume his seat. unfortunately, i think with the question will show is a number of accusations and the prime minister is making some in return. that tends to happen. the prime minister has the call. p.m. morrison: i understand the leader of the opposition is unhappy. he is standing up to those who do not want to

and members of the opposition to oust the president the witness tells us. thought this is the military base in radama. this this is where we killed a. dance in the road after about 200 meters it goes about 20 meters into the forest this. this is where we killed concha and christophe skis to blog the borderland here about 50 meters away as grave was done because this will this would spawn bullets well dressed them and burned their clothing here only their shoes were tossed into the grave and buried with them. is a. really after time victor gone child was the head of the central election commission he stood up against president who wanted more power gone child was trying to stop him brute force was deployed against going char and his staff during the referendum $34.00 of the 4th star ship it started k.g.b. agents and special units blocked their offices. preventing gunshot from entering the washroom put you on their property the witness from the death squad tells us that there was a reward of a $1000.00 for murdering gunshot. if you can across a lot of really

europe has not forgotten bellerose all the opposition politicians who disappeared. human rights activists from amnesty international have planted trees for them in the dutch city of aand hovan. is an hour speech will in the growth of remember and. when i got a letter out in the. writing we are wounded by our past in this war and will never heal. it will always open up again in our memories in our dreams. not being able to say goodbye to someone not being able to bury him is the worst punishment there is. because. the past is a lifelong burden. it is only when the murders have been resolved that this burden may become lifetime for those left behind as well as the better ruse. shashank hello this is your new balls speaking when i come to the show with the ding dong xoai and concerts with the instruments guests. it's. clear to. her. welcome to. w. . place. play. this is d w news live from but boeing suspends production all of its ill fated 737 max and not regulate has grounded the pilot plane off due to fatal crashes it just fine now the seattle based u.s. play makers

europe has not forgotten all the opposition politicians who disappeared. human rights activists from amnesty international have planted trees for them in the dutch city of and hovan. one see it as an victual in the growth of remembrance. when i get a letter out in. writing we are wounded by our past in this war and will never heal . it will always open up again in our memories in our dreams. not being able to say goodbye to someone not being able to bury him is the worst punishment there is. the past is a lifelong burden. it is only when the murders have been resolved that this burden may become lifetime for those left behind as well as for bellerose. they've been taught the ideology of terrorism. trained to fight. here to kill. hundreds of european children have become innocent victims ohio. they were taken to syria by their own. will become of the. children of job. in 15 minutes on g.w. . what secrets lie behind the small. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. g.w. world heritage 316 get the map now. this is

europe has not forgotten all the opposition politicians who disappeared. human rights activists from amnesty international have planted trees for them in the dutch city of and hovan. one see it as an hour speech will in the growth of remembrance. when i get a letter. writing we are wounded by our past in this war and will never heal. it will always open up again in our memories in our dreams. not being able to say goodbye to someone not being able to bury him is the worst punishment there is. because. the past is a lifelong burden. it is only when the murders have been resolved that this burden may become lifetime for those left behind as well as the bellerose. india. how can a country's economy grow in harmony with its people and the environment when there are doers look at the bigger picture india a country that faces many challenges and people are striving to create a sustainable future clever projects from europe and india. 30 minutes on the w. . this is deja vu news live from berlin u.s. lawmakers prepare for and historic vote on impeachment proceedin

opposition they said this is a big government is not serious. the problem of corruption including even with funding members of the prison have been accused by opposition pre-guess they say what happened today is just a walk things will go to no more. they talk about the corruption that has been happening for the last they don't see anything from today's world but the government insists they are appointed to fight corruption ok. from uganda. thank you. now what do mean to you to represent. all that comes with the stigma that divided opinion in south africa's townships to. enthusiasts to establish an event to celebrate. in south africa's townships touch whose art a blue getting inked comes with negative perceptions like gang affiliation or even demonic activity but now to 2 artists are attempting to change the image the festivals are not just for enthusiasts but to promote to too culture throughout society. that i get that i got to get to know it bit by bit and see all the people coming to my laughing till. it became chief economic engine. never m

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that suddenly happened we saw 4 time presidential candidate opposition figure. to move from his home. where we understand to his son the police bloke who was actually towed back to his home and now these opposition figures see that this is a mockery. who is now an opposition politician said the prison to a must have been cannot fight corruption he says kept him in power how then can you fight it several other people. contributed to the composition of the opposition they said this is a mockery the government is not serious the aware of the problem of corruption including even within some funding members of the prison have been accused by opposition because they say what happened today is just a walk things will go back to normal i mean normal they talk about the corruption that has been happening for the last they don't see anything from today's world but the government insists they are appointed to fight corruption ok. from uganda. thank you. now what do mean to you represent. all that comes with the stigma that divided opinion in south africa's townships to. en

he was part of a team ordered to kill opposition politicians also on the program. chief executive kerry lock gets beijing's full backing president tells us she has he supports despite the balance of pro-democracy protesters that she resides. protests erupt over india's new citizenship law demonstrators in the capital delhi vehicles and clash with police claiming that a new bill offering amnesty to villagers minorities from neighboring countries is muslim. germany's bronzes leader dr baca off the top spot after a late goal condemns them to defeat but. i feel welcome to the program. we begin in the former soviet republic of belarus roosts and the story about death squads killing opposition politicians under its president alexander lucas shanker bellerose is widely regarded as europe's last dictatorship 20 years ago as president bush and co consolidated his power 3 leading opposition politicians disappeared without trace there was immediate speculation that the president had had his political opponents assassinated now in an exclusive interview with the w. a man claim

europe has not forgotten bellerose all the opposition politicians who disappeared. human rights activists from amnesty international have planted trees for them in the dutch city of and hovan. one see it as an hour's vigil in the grove of remembrances. when i get a letter writing in motion but all right we are wounded by our past in this war and will never heal that. it will always open up again in our memories in our dreams. of not being able to say goodbye to someone not being able to bury him is the worst punishment. there is some. the past is a lifelong burden. it is only when the murders have been resolved that this burden may become lighter for those left behind as well as the better roofs. off. the top to sligo with 6 consecutive one line down just a little. back in the race for the title with sticks no fire news. team in its double. is a master of the art of confrontation this is wrong of better from a comeback doesn't mean you're going to see very dark fly the undisputed champion of tough political talk show dog trying to try to get no crucified everybody o

hundreds marched in opposition to the new law. some here about retribution should the government ostracize muslims. to be ready to support the government but if they're going to harass muslims and it won't be tolerated muslim groups will launch a massive movement against it. back in delhi and hundreds were again gathering at the university campus. the crowd electrified by claims of police violence the night before. the police came at us with batons while they are protesting peacefully they entered the campus the police even attacked the students who were studying in the library they were not involved in the protests they threw tear gas shells in the library does not this fundamental rights a citizen of this and this sponsor guiding this has been shameful the police students. have borne authorities insist they responded appropriately to this youthful demonstration but with the situation on a knife's edge their next move will be closely watched. and their former enemy germany have stood side by side to mark the 75th anniversary of o

well opposition bollman opposition politicians did come out very strongly in parliament to speak against the law but unfortunately they are completely outnumbered by the party and barred they are trying to reach out to the people affected in the brought us some leaders from the opposition congress party went to the dish where some of the worst of the while lives as happened but they have been down and up they have been blocked so even opposition voices that are speaking out are basically being blocked by authorities and the government is reasserting again and again that they are actually misleading people across the country and that they must stop the indian please they are alleging that the opposition is actually trying to stop not only life in india but even nations and that. is new mission just while reporting from delhi thank you very much. now authorities in the somali capital mogadishu say at least 78 people have been killed by a truck bomb somalia's president mohammad abdulahi mohammad is blaming the jihadist al-shabaab group for the attack but no one has officially claimed respon

politicians what role are they playing in all of this well opposition. and opposition politicians did speak out on practically in parliament while this law was being debated but they were outnumbered by the majority government they're now trying to continue all some kind of agitation by taking out marches and protests but they're also being blocked by authorities just earlier this week leaders from the opposition congress tried to go to visit victims or people who had lost relatives in the protests in the state worst hit by the wild ones but they were blocked by the police and by a part of g.'s and also the government continues to do his allegations that the opposition is actually fueling fueling the strafe and misleading the country so the opposition is actually also not able to do much to results why it's against this law. just while reporting from delhi we thank you very much. all right let's get a check of some of the other stories making news around the world in lebanon hundreds of protesters rallied outside the home of the country's new prime minis

at that time the former interior minister was a leading figure in the opposition. her ranko and his supporters wanted to prevent the country descending into dictatorship and to remove president alexander look at . look who had organized and won 2 controversial referendums to expand his powers and neutralize parliament. since then has ruled the country alone belarus is considered the last dictatorship in europe. this reenactment of the murder of your is a harangue who is based on statements made exclusively to us d w by year. for members of a special military unit abducted and shots a harangue called dead in a forest gorecki tells us he was one of them and an accomplice to the crime and that as a member of the armed forces he had no choice 20 years later he has a message for the harangue close family. here but. i also my sincere condolences. i took part in the murder. i offer you my apologies. i can show you the burial site on a map the rest is up to you and better ruses law enforcement system. is a her records family is living in exile in the german town of munster

shows no signs of easing but prime minister narendra modi has come to his defense he's blaming the opposition for stoking tensions huge rallies were held again in the capital new delhi and several other states on sunday as an island to their 2nd week rights groups are accusing police of using this portion of force against the protesters so we distrust it was an irony in the capital. 7 7 it greatest challenge india's prime minister narendra modi has faced since he came to power 5 years ago dozens of people have been killed during protest against a citizenship law which many think. discriminates against muslims addressing thousands of his supporters at an election rally in new delhi modi blamed the opposition for stoking the protests began by your. brother's sense this law has been passed some political parties have been spreading rumors these people are misleading the public they are inciting the public you look corporate america i want to ask those who are pelting stones and sticks getting people to enjoy police trying to do the us what are you hoping to achieve the police is no one's enemy.

politicians what role are they playing in all of this the opposition. and opposition politicians did speak out i'm practically in parliament while this law was being debated but they were outnumbered by the majority government they're now trying to continue on some kind of agitation but taking out marches and fought us but they're also being blocked by a part of these just earlier this week the leaders from the opposition congress tried to go to visit victims or people who had lost relatives in the process and the state was hit by the wild ones but they were blocked by the police and by a part of g.'s and also the government continued sort of as allegations that the opposition is actually fueling fueling the strafe and misleading the country so the opposition is actually also not able to do much to these it's why it's against this law. just while reporting from delhi we thank you very much a key outcome of a recent summit between ukraine and russia is an agreed prisoner swap ukrainian soldiers and pro russian separatists have been captured in war torn u

so far the opposition congress party is holding its. own does the rallies the protests on file of the last 8 days then being driven by students have been driven by civil society. but now the opposition homeless posse feels that they have to hollow i said and that during ed. to one of the countries found a hot mug on the end they doing it had to send a message that and it was found i want to let you know and did that this low is not secular that it goes against the wall to show they also want to highlight in front of their having what they're calling a sign that says i want to cause as against what they are many others no police because you know that to you again to protest and rent payment was or was illegal is using excessive force and. the force money really bottles of oil and thank you for that elizabeth run i'm reporting live from new delhi. in other world news turkey's president says his country can't handle another wave of syrian refugees as 80000 people head towards the border the exodus follows heavy bombardment by russian and s

armed opposition soldiers in the capital and various other states before the return of the opposition leader rick my char to form a transitional government now that deadline passed the initial deadline for the formation of a transitional government was may that was extended to november and then again to february by all sides after the sides agreed that many issues are to be implemented now the sanctions come as written my char the opposition leader and south sudan's president salva kiir are meeting in juba to try to discuss ways forward to try to implement the parts of the peace agreement that need to be implemented before a transitional government is formed all this comes as millions of south sudanese continue to feel the impact of the conflicts more than a 3rd of south sudan's 12000000 population have been displaced and more than half of them are in dire need of humanitarian assistance and the world food program came out just a couple of days ago and said that the country is at risk of famine if no military assistance is given to millions so many people in south sudan continue to wa

the leading opposition party, vmro-dpmne, is a day.ition party, vmro—dpmne, is a conservative, highly nationalist movement. 0ne vmro—dpmne, is a conservative, highly nationalist movement. one of the meeting mps were strongly opposed to the prespa agreement. you say that north macedonia has reaped all the disadvantages of this deal, but within greece there is also a lot of resentment towards it. having north macedonia within the eu and nato was designed to shore up the troubled area of the balkans. zayevis the troubled area of the balkans. zayev is clearly worried about the consequences if the eu doesn't open its doors. balkans, 100 years ago, there was was. in our country, 2001, conflict between albanians and macedonians. what has happened in kosovo and croatia and bosnia, everywhere in the balkans. remember this period of time. there is a lot of feelings. there is a lot of victims from these was 0livia, with a lot of sensitivity. we need to ta ke a lot of sensitivity. we need to take care about that. but others also need to take care,

party activists where you are of course but you must be seeing some pretty sad faces in the opposition you can't begin to speak to do any of them. haven't yet we don't take on much on the no local council to do tainted for the children politics. and he said he didn't want people more space than labor's program but you also mentioned of the secret state and we have seen labor losses in the heartlands places where we just simply wouldn't expect labor to lose places like workington which has been later since 1900 places like the blind alley which has always been labor and it is the bricks getting bricks it done message which has resonated with people simply with the impasses about what they really didn't know who to choose they wanted to get something over the line so. that. must be said. that this idea the price it's going to be done it's not going down any time not quick it's going to take weeks months even years for. thank you for that with their own. constituency back in the london studio chris hopkins and most own chris let me ask you 1st of all i. will mend it boris johnson describe

has long voiced its opposition to the project going as far as to threaten european companies. the united states commands all our european partners who's taken a strong stand against nordstrom too. and we commend others to do the same germany is totally controlled by russia because they were getting from 60 to 70 percent of their energy from russia and a new pipeline this pipeline if completed would make europe even more dependent on russian energy would generate billions of dollars for putin billions of dollars that would fund the russian military aggression we don't want your energy supplies to be dependent on platinum or put. well in response to the american legislation swiss starch construction company all seas has suspended work on the north train to project us libertarian party presidential candidate alvin vor thinks washington should mix political and economic interests it is a mark of a very problematic foreign policy a disease foreign policy there is based on the fiction there american companies and american individuals care at all where we get the needed resources fro

at the press conference he was asked about the disappearance of the opposition politicians. but he refused to comment. claims he was forced to participate but he also says he feels guilty towards the victim's relatives and wants to aid the investigation. i offer them my sincere condolences as i was involved in these murders. i apologize to them. look at the burial sites number of. everything else know the pens and them and the better rusin justice system this is. your line is that correct co is struggling to find the right words after hearing he confessed to his involvement in her father's murder. if he knew and. even this is not about this is about the system he was a part of you can't blame him for anything. people like him were dependent on the system and they were forced to carry out bloody crimes like these just. each year a vigil is held in minsk in remembrance of ranko and the other politicians who disappeared. he says he knows what happened to them as well 20 years after these events the truth about hit squads in belo roofs might finally come to light. well it's cert

i packed the leader of the opposition forgiving way . we are all concerned in this house with workers rights. and indeed on the rights of those who are approaching retirement area he puts his policy to the british people in as much as anyone could discern it in a general election. he was slaughtered. what better that message does not understand mark the prime minister, your leader , if i may say so mister speaker said the workers rights were going to be protected. they are not in this bill. so mister speaker, >> thank you my right honorable fred forgiving way. his withdrawal agreement seems to be diminishing every time, the right honorable member said this is worse than that. theone that we had before the election, the thing that is the advantage is not only workers rights , it's parliamentarians rights because the ability of the legislature to be scrutinizing the executive has been taken away. >> thanks my friend for the intervention, she's absolutely correct on whatshe says and then mister speaker , mister speaker, i now move on to wha

top story india's main opposition congress party is holding a rally in a few hours against the controversial new citizenship law the prime minister narendra modi has defended the legislation and is blaming his political rivals for stoking tensions huge demonstrations were held again in the capital new delhi and several other states on sunday the protests against the law which many say discriminates against muslims and now into their 2nd point rights groups are accusing the police of using disproportionate force to silence the anger sabina stressed was at the capitol rally a little earlier. 7 it's the greatest challenge india's prime minister narendra modi has faced since he came to power 5 years ago dozens of people have been killed during protests against a citizenship law which many say discriminates against muslims addressing thousands of his supporters at an election rally in new delhi blamed the opposition for stoking the protests little by little is would be. brothers since this law has been passed some political parties have been spreading rumors these people are misleading the public

on europe with me peter craven and we begin in belarus where 20 years ago death squads targeted opposition politicians no exclusive don't chevelle or research shows how those politicians disappeared without trace after being killed in cold blood and there seems to be little doubt that the order came from the very heart of the country's leadership. the suspected his men were apparently members of elite units loyal to the head of state in belarus that is alexander lukashenko their official mission combating organized crime. but the units were it also seems tasked with liquidating political opponents in order to bolster the author of tearing regime the president lukashenko still today rules with an iron fist one man whose name is your to get up ski was a senior member of such a special unit and in conversations with our reporters he's provided some telling testimony. eureka says he was involved in the murder of belorussian opposition figures over 20 years ago now he wants to come clean he's currently applying for asylum where we cannot disclose. the belorussian secret service might come after

of people who we're hearing protesting in the cities of chennai also it is cold cuts these are opposition controlled. cities and states they have it's not to be j.p. in power and as far as we know there are less restrictions and people are actually being allowed to protest in those places but nevertheless it doesn't make it even when they do impose baseband they do take the 5th and as soon as they can keep protests. and this citizenship has not just muslims but many others in particular in the north western states of. what's been the government's response any sign that it could spot truck. there's no sign funny that they're going to backtrack on the citizenship amendment accepted hans by both houses of parliament a body that is. going to be challenged at the supreme court has with the 65 petitions challenging given that it's you can look at the agency to go above what we could see the back track home and you by the citizenship amendment act has had a lot of opposition even the most eastern sea board is what they call where the bonded they should rather and where millions are bonded they s

as the main opposition party holding a sensation in just a few hours. to my house more than the one of the country's founders i'm not far from here. and so what message precisely is the congress party trying to send by holding this rally prime minister modi of course says that cues the opposition of inciting the violence what can we expect from there on. the. part of the support he has that that. has been stored by opposition parties like the congressman because it's actually been criticized by being slow it's been a week of mass protests around the country and it's only holding its 1st rally now nevertheless doing it at the resting place the final resting place of mahatma gandhi they want to emphasize all the that the country's founders might like job. who is the descendants of now the leaders of the congress in the gandhi family that one always wanted a secular india and again that is something that is enshrined in the constitution and the congress and all of these various groups. have filed there's something there almost 60 has already filed what the

at that time the former interior minister was a leading figure in the opposition. her ranko and his supporters wanted to prevent the country descending into dictatorship and to remove president alexander look at schenkel look who had organized and won 2 controversial referendums to expand his powers and neutralize parliament. since then has ruled the country alone. is considered the last dictatorship in europe. this reenactment of the murder of your is a harangue who is based on statements made exclusively to us t w by your acre of ski 4 members of a special military unit abducted and shots of her uncle dead in a forest gorecki tells us he was one of them and an accomplice to the crime and that as a member of the armed forces he had no choice 20 years later he has a message for the harang close family. here but. also my sincere condolences. i took part in the murder. i offer you my apologies. i can show you the burial site on a map the rest is up to you and bella ruses law enforcement system. is a her records family is living in exile in the german town of monster

learns the emphatic lesson of the last call i like members opposite and reject any. scotland could not talk been cleared of last week we did not call for breaks it come in the s.n.p. with a greater monday show it's still totally and utterly rejects right ca this tale is a road map for the reckless direction in which the government prime minister adi term and to take our country the story story of the last 3 and all you will be after the end and we would be able to move forward. well we heard of course from opposition figures there and one of the concerns particularly for the labor leader during the quarter was workers' rights and the government has now taken out a part of the bill the motion within the bill that would have ensured the protection of workers' rights following briggs's so that's now no longer going to be part of that deal of the government's party without a deal and also they haven't said to the cause of making it strict and making it more difficult if not impossible for an extension to the transition period what that means is that the government would

india's main opposition party steps up the pressure on the prime minister narendra modi over that huge citizenship law that's divided the country. top story is being called a mockery and anything but justice the end results of a saudi trial into the killing of the germans jamal. has brought criticism from the u.n. special investigator and condemnation from human rights groups 5 people have been sentenced to death but the right densities have not been revealed after the closed door trial in riyadh it's clear the former royal aides qahtani widely suspected of being a ringleader and mohamed el who was the saudi consul general in istanbul where the washington post columnist was murdered the former deputy intelligence chief. was released for insufficient evidence 3 other people received jail terms totaling 24 years the kingdom has denied any links to the hit squad killing but some of the team work for the saudi crown prince. help us more. 14 months after jamal khashoggi was last seen walking into the saudi consulate in istanbul where his fiance ha t.j. genghis waited for hours before callin

they dissented and disappeared in a dictatorship 20 years ago 3 opposition politicians in the former soviet republic of belarus vanished without a trace now there are allegations that those politicians were murdered by a death squad on orders from the highest level in bello roofs the alleged murders occurred as president alexander lukashenko started consolidating his hold on power acquiring the label europe's last dictator. unicode of skiis living in a central european country and is seeking asylum that. in a dyche avella exclusive he tells us about his time in a regime death squad in belarus and reveals new details about a series of crimes. a number of opposition politicians in belarus disappeared 2 decades ago and it's still not known what happened to them on the evening of may the 7th 1909 yuri's a hot nko parked his car here near the old fire house in minsk and was never seen again at that time the former interior minister was a leading figure in the opposition. the harangue co and his supporters wanted to prevent the country descending into dictatorship and to remove president a

india's main opposition congress party is hold a rally in new delhi against the controversy would you citizenship it's one of many protests around the country opponents so the legislation is anti muslim and undermines india's secular constitution prime minister narendra modi has defended the legislation and denies allegations that it's discriminatory at least 25 people have been killed in violent demonstrations where the government is trying to stem the wife of protests by banning gatherings in certain areas elizabeth purana reports from new delhi. johnny emollient has got me a university in the capital new delhi must also be in the eyes of some of the. i met men to act like you just yet have been driving the protests around the country. together here and in a different story tell me tell me will. come to sit with gathered at their for the house another reason for everyone whatever in the middle of their states. not just the. men not the nation. was never late. for that no you won't be able to get him again and for we know that sometimes 70. was total either way was when he was driven

armed opposition soldiers in the capital and various other states before the return of the opposition leader rick machar to form a transitional government now that deadline passed the initial deadline for the formation of a transitional government was may that was extended to november and then again to february by all sides after the sides agreed that many issues are to be implemented now the sanctions come as written my char the opposition leader and south sudan's president salva kiir are meeting in juba to try to discuss ways forward to try to implement the parts of the peace agreement that need to be implemented before a transitional government is formed all this comes as millions of south sudanese continue to feel the impact of the conflict more than a 3rd of south sudan's 12000000 population have been displaced and more than half of them are in dire need of humanitarian assistance and the world food program came out just a couple of days ago and said that the country is at risk of famine if no military assistance is given to millions so many people in south sudan continue to wait