claims about victory and say war crimes must be prosecuted under the geneva convention towns like qana want more than just compassion people who suffered at the hands of terrorist groups and drug traffickers are now facing the misery inflicted by warfare it's not that you or you are not going to want mali for r t. but let's get some more details on this now and speak live with the toronto his son from the human rights watch are joining us here in our see it as a pleasure to see you today let's get straight to it now i understand you've actually just returned from the city of kona can you tell us your thoughts what is the situation like there at the moment we didn't get it i just finished a ten day investigation into various human rights abuses that took place in mali we were in the town of qana where we also did document civilian casualties we into the same family that might have family and indeed we confirmed that there were people that were killed by what appears to be aerial strike which took place at ten am on the eleventh of january and what we've been calling for a new strike for

claims about victory and say war crimes must be prosecuted under the geneva convention towns like qana want more than just compassion people who suffered at the hands of terrorist groups and drug traffickers are now facing the misery inflicted by warfare it's about that you order without guns i don't want mali for r t. but let's get some more details on this now and speak live with a tirana her son from the human rights watch are joining us here in our see it is a pleasure to see you today let's get straight to it now i understand you've actually just returned from the city of kona can you tell us your thoughts what is the situation like there at the moment we didn't get it i just finished a ten day investigation into various human rights abuses that took place in mali we were in the town of qana where we also did document civilian casualties we into the same family that might have family and indeed we confirmed that there were people that were killed by what appears to be aerial strike which took place at ten am on the eleventh of january and what we've been calling for from this stri

interest in a lawn and for the first time visited the city's worst affected by hostilities in the town of qana we were surprised by the arrival of mom i do see the. the minister for humanitarian action of solidarity this was an attempt to bring the bomb a call government closer to the people who regard the capital as remote for them with this visit in this event staged by politicians coincided with the publication of reports by international organizations such as amnesty international and human rights watch alleging atrocities crimes in violence on both sides for instance in qana several civilians were reportedly killed in french air force shelling we tried to interview the injured however were unable to obtain evidence in a community that has until now been strictly regulated by the military authorities . the ministry says an investigation is underway so far no evidence has been provided so let the judicial system do its job to list all of these government its people and military are well aware of current events and we know that we cannot play this game. of the government has been attempting

in all and for the first time visited the city's worst affected by hostilities today in the town of qana we were surprised by the arrival of mamadou cd bed the minister for humanitarian action and solidarity this was an attempt to bring the bomb a call government closer to the people who regard the capital as remote for them with this visit in this event staged by politicians coincided with the publication of reports by international organizations such as amnesty international and human rights watch alleging atrocities crimes and violence on both sides for instance in qana several civilians were reportedly killed in french air force shelling of we tried to interview the injured however were unable to obtain evidence in a community that has until now been strictly regulated by the military authorities and he said. the ministry says an investigation is underway has got so far no evidence has been provided so let the judicial system do its job to list all of these government its people and military are well aware of current events and we know that we cannot play this game. the government ha

claims about victory and say war crimes must be prosecuted under the geneva convention towns like qana want more than just compassion people who suffered at the hands of terrorist groups and drug traffickers are now facing the misery inflicted by warfare. about that yes probably without guns i want. president all on is acted decisively in mali at home the french are growing impatient for action particularly on the economy starting to worry if an ocean reports from paris unemployment continues to grow despite a long promising to create more than one hundred thousand new jobs. well president on land is welcomed as a liberator in mali after france's military operation against the islamists occupation back at home crowds are also gathered but with a starkly different mood where people are fired up over the continued decline of europe's second largest economy despite the president's promises to create at least one hundred thousand new jobs the nation is shedding them at an alarming rate last november about a thousand every day the worst figures in years the country's unemployment is approac

disproportionate to the gains made we're learning what happened in battle day by day in the town of qana we heard stories from the fog of war this small settlement in the mop the region was seized by the more yo tribe they flew. to the north when french troops showed up but it's reported that the cost of that victory was high well french planes killed only two rebels the number of civilian casualties was an estimated fourteen but i wasn't home when the bombing began i started praying when i learned my house was under attack they ruined everything i had my family and my livelihood my wife's name was i mean not her she was forty my son ali was eleven when adam was ten and so you know who was six they all died my son as he called adi the people such as this farmer idris ask themselves if the victory was worth it. we also met the campo family who had suffered badly when the bombing began everyone scatter it in the campo lost two of their saunas unable to swim they drowned in the river while fleeing the fighting. we also heard the story of a young mother who died from shell splinters leaving

claims about victory and say war crimes must be prosecuted under the geneva convention towns like qana want more than just compassion people who suffered at the hands of terrorist groups and drug traffickers are now facing the misery inflicted by warfare. gonzalo want mali for r.t. and while president francois hollande may be hailing the on going french military campaign in west africa as a success that's more than can be said about his politics back home ortiz where if a national reports now from paris. well president on land is welcomed as a liberator in mali after france's military operation against the islamists occupation back at home crowds are also gathered but with a starkly different mood where people are fired up over the continued decline of europe's second largest economy despite the president's promises to create at least one hundred thousand new jobs the nation is shedding them at an alarming rate last november about a thousand every day the worst figures in years the country's unemployment is approaching a shocking eleven percent with more than three million jobless the