controversy over qatar. we examine amnesty -- weational's treatment began in israel where francois hollande has been on a three-day visit to the region. despite the show of friendship, the two states have not always been i to eye. >> i am your friend and i always will be. long live this friendship between france and palestine. hollande read a few words in hebrew and in arabic, careful to balance the tensions. visiting a holocaust museum and ofing a wreath at the tomb yasser arafat. long live france, israel, and the friendship between us. >> hollande's speech was the most anticipated moment of the visit. it was a long declaration of friendship with israel, the semitism,against anti- the french position on iran, before finally getting to the peace process. >> france's position is known. alice state of israel and dime both having jerusalem as capital living in peace -- israel and palestine both having jerusalem as capital living in peace. firm,1961, relations held as seen here. the former french president welco

qatar is capable of hosting the event in winter or summer. the first topic that the fifa president had discussed with the emir is shifting the event to winter. it said that qatar is capable of hosting events in winter or summer, but if it's decision is taken after the about scale worlbrazil world cupcup 2014 itn november-december. >> after the issue of migrant workers, a subject that has been brought up in every conference with fifa they say they are aware of the problem and working very hard to fix it, and they've seen that during the presentation that they had this morning. let's listen to what they had to say. >> the labor laws will be amended, attention will be paid to the different inspections that are necessary, the inspectors, they are appointed, and accommodation to all the workers. then i would say on the third part which has impressed me is this workers welfare charter and the strategy where compliance is part where they face labor and trafficking wrong done. >> he said that his visit to qatar has been successful and the country wil

as i'm sure many of you already know in 2022, the fifa world cup tournament will be held in qatar. go fighting monarch. in the three years since that election has been announced the selection has been hit with criticism after criticism. >> concerns about harsh working conditions surrounding preparations for the world cup in qatar. >> allegations of slavery and corruption. >> questions were asked about how a country where temperatures can exceed 40 grows celsius can handle a football turn nlt in the summer -- tournament in the summer. >> jon: oh, my god how could you have a football turnment in the -- tournament in the summer when it's 40 degrees celsius. that's nearly -- [laughter] 9,000 degrees. [ laughter ] this week the country of qatar tries to put that criticism behind them and unveil the planned world cup stadiums. let's take a look. [laughter] all right can we come back. i'm not -- i'm not usually one to shout out oh, my god that looks like a giant steel have begina but that looks like a giant still vagina or either that or something donald trump puts his hair on at night a

and mistreating migrants amnesty international calls out qatar over the severe abuse towards foreign construction workers. for a good living is kevin over here at this hour just after nine pm in moscow and to start then this hour artes of dramatic video of the final terrifying moments of the tatarstan flight three six three from last night which crashed killing all fifty on board and our correspondent for ports from the site of the tragedy. and you footage of the actual moment of the plane crash here in cousin does provide a clearer picture of what happens but it actually raises even more questions into what could have caused this horrific tragedy because earlier we were reported and we're told that the plane sort of slid the runway then exploding while the new footage shows it knows diving into the ground and then joining into this huge ball of fire there's a lot of hope that the answers will be provided by information from the flight recorders which have been found by now but they have been damaged so severely in this crash in the explosion they've been delivered to moscow now and

blatter has moved to resolve the ongoing scheduling about the 2022 qatar world cup.as what he from summer until november or december. earlier in the year could lead to a clash with the 2022 winter olympics. president and the gulf emirate of qatar have again tried to end the controversy over the world cup by moving the tournament back. >> it is lurching into play this competition at the end of the year, and it is the end of the year, and will be november, december. february, january, the elected winter games. we cannot have two competitions at the same time. >> blatter added that qatar will remain the sole organizers of the cup. his announcement only raise fresh questions. critics are asking what the november world cup will mean for local league scheduling's worldwide. >> russia is making history as it prepares to host next year's winter olympics. the olympic torch is currently on a spacewalk outside the international space station. two cosmonauts are spacewalking with the unlit version of the torch that will be used at next year's game in sochi. back here on earth, v

qatar is capable of hosting the event in winter or summer. thshifting the event to winter, but if the decision is taken, which will be after the brazil world cup 2014, it will have to be either the month of november and disease. december. he said it's impossible to host the event in january and february because it collides with the winter olympics. the topic has been brought up in every past conference with fifa, they have said that qatar are working very hard and aware of the problem and working very hard to fix it. >> the labor laws will be amended. attention will be paid to different inspections that are necessary, inspectors they are appointed. and also accommodations for all the workers. then i will say on the third part which has impressed me is that workers welfare charter and strategy where compliance is part of, and where with they are carved into labor and trafficking wrongdoing. >> although he has said his fiftvisit to qatar has been successful and the country is well ahead of the preparation it will be ready to host the world cup.

saudi arabia and qatar. are both sunni controlled even though saudi arabia in particular has a large population almost a majority of. the percent in saudi arabia has a majority. in the when the west these. issues in the region are so often characterized as sunni and we saw that played out in a. simple process. as we went through iraq and particularly assured neighborhoods is. what is the what is the shia sunni dynamic to what extent is iran being sure they should play into that how does that affect politics in iran and in that region do you see these things changing it's change for the worse right now. the shia sunni thing has always been there and it's you know it's always been in the background most of the time but it's not necessarily at all as pronounced as that is right now what i think is happening is that there are very significant geo political rivalries taking place in the region in which again utilizing a sick tyrian card playing that card has a far greater resonance far greater impact on the groun

that's the issue that's being discussed in qatar. it will come up with the world expo that was awarded to dubai. do you think attitudes will change. >> fifa was accused of arriving at this late in terms of the labour practices. perhaps not offering enough when it came to criticism. is there a vehicle to change? >> i think it is. if you look at qatar, there has been changed. even if they are reluctant to talk about it. since an spread focus because of media reports on the issue of labour rights. the question of whether or not labour rights - issues of human rights should factor in with the criteria, that host countries had to meet has become a front burner. >> a final talk on this. i know brazil was accused of being slightly overambitious by announcing it would build more stadiums than required. what happens if it's not ready? what are the contingencies that fifa has? >> at this point it's late in the game. you have an example in africa about two or three years ago when libya was not able to host because it was time to move the tourna

. >>> and the strongest hit yet of a possible world cup in qatar in 2022.oming up later in the program. >>> the strongest typhoon to hit land since records began. telephone lines are down, power is out, and millions have fled to safer ground. we'll can get an update now from ted who is on the line in the philippines. ted what is the situation there now? >> reporter: hi, adrian we are in the central part of the philippines. we have one confirmed person was killed. and [ inaudible ] so far. and also here in the peninsula, [ inaudible ] were ordered to leave port, and right across the island from where i am at now is [ inaudible ] weeks ago and we are receiving reports there that they had to leave evacuation centers. now last night evacuation was ordered of about 700,000 people, roughly 125,000 families, and that actually minimized the number of fatalities. >> okay. ted many thanks to you. let's get an update now on any storm from caroline malone. >> the strongest storm on record to make landfall hit the philippines. homes were flattened. the typhoon arrived e

years of lost wages but so the club and so we are looking at them squarely right now together with qatar in the sense that of course there is a very controversial kafala sponsorship system in place which it prevents foreign workers from leaving the country on this that ploy is so they can leave we are looking at the club right now the appeal is against them they have to grant him the release by giving him an exit visa. is very clear what we want to see happen here is that the player is released from the country is allowed to go back to france or wherever he might choose while retaining his legal rights to fight for his last salary in the qatari courts that's what we want that's what we can binding for a new are campaigning for him offering him support he's even spoken to president all land about this so he got any support from him to that help well look where it welcoming all support right now because clearly this is a groundswell of support and emotion around this issue and it's understandable because it's been gathering momentum for a long time now you have to look at the fact that bac

a german filmmaker went to qatar to investigate the situation but these are gay so at his camera man were detained and interrogated by security officials accused of attempting to spark a ride by talking to workers mr told us what he uncovered about the problems migrant workers face upon arrival in qatar. four of them they haven't got paid for seven months in a row right now trying to file their cases well all of those workers have one major problem they have to work within the so-called kafala system let me try and explain to you what that is it's a law basically stating that every migrant worker that comes into qatar has to find his own personal sponsor meaning his boss the firm is working for the cup ration. and that sponsor has to take care of him legally legally medically but most of the sponsors obviously take the passports away from the migrant workers and that put so numbers of them maybe tens of thousands in a miserable situation. and once upon a time they planted monza was trucks like us apparently now scientists want to know what went wrong on top of knew all this had to st

human rights violations on forced labor in qatar are condemned by amnesty international and the report highlighting the brutal conditions faced by migrant workers to power in the gulf nation for the twenty twenty two world cup. and german media revealed that british intelligence is using hundreds of luxury hotels across the globe to spy on international diplomats while they've been to stop cold spot action to cut. international news and comment live from moscow this is all she was me you gnash thanks for joining us russian investigators have retrieved the flight data recorders from a plane that nosedived at cousin airport and bust into flames killing all sixty passengers and crew including a son of the republic of tata stands president to foreign nationals were on the aircraft a british citizen and a ukrainian monday has been declared a day of mourning in the region has gone off reports now from cousin. what we're hearing now and this is speculation at the moment is that the bodies of the victims of this plane crash were burned too badly and perhaps d.n.a. tests will be needed in order

the president of fifa has given its most likely note that there could be a winter world cup in qatar. friday, he say a winter world cup was inevitable. >> you know that we have in the executive committee take note of the situation in qatar. last executive committee. we have said that there is -- just to confirm that 2022 will be in qatar and we are starting now the consultations to try to bring this world cup into the winter -- winter, and when i say winter, i just want to say, can only be november, december, and in no way january, february. it is in no way, january, february. >> he has in the last hour congratulated nigeria footballers for being crowned the under 17 world champions. they beat mexico to become the first nation ever to win the event four times. they go by the name super eagles and won the battle earlier this year. >>> [ inaudible ] out of the americana with a surprise defeat of the brazilian team. in buenos aires they boosted the occasion following a break away early in the second half. almost equalized when it clearly hit the posts. then sealed the win to substitute f

saudi arabia qatar. are both sunni control even though saudi arabia in particular has a large population almost a majority it is not going to play any percent in saudi arabia has a majority. in the way in the west these. issues in the region are so often characterized as shia sunni and we saw that played out in. simple for us. as we went through iraq in particular which neighborhoods is. what is the what is the shia sunni dynamic to what extent is iran being shit nation play into that how does that affect politics in iran and in that region do you see these things changing it's change for the worse right. the shia sunni thing has always been there and it's you know it's always been in the background most of the time and it's not necessarily at all as pronounced as it is right now what i think is happening is that there are very significant geo political rivalries taking place in the region in which again utilizing a sick card playing that card has a far greater resonance far greater impact on the ground.

it's a stain in the reputation of qatar, the richst country per cap ita. they shouldn't tolerate slums to be created. >> 15 recommendations were issued - among them doing away with a practice that binds foreign workers to their employers, forcing them to get permission before changing jobs, or leaving the country. >> garbage is piling up in madrid. it's hurting tourism. the trash accumulated 6,000 garbage collectors went on trike protesting lay-offs and a power cuts. >> cancer sufferers say organised crime may have played a role in their illness, blaming the mafia. >> we have this report. >> this is a land where grass barely grows. in the countryside around naples, tonnes of toxic rubbish has been polluting the soil. local residents say the waste is not only killing the environment, it's killing them. >> first, my husband was diagnosed with cancer, then me. my neighbour and six colleagues got cancer too. that's when i started suspecting it had something to do with the nearby landfill. >> they are among hundreds of residents who say the mountains of toxic w

qatar has 90% of their workforce coming from outside the country. they will be hosting the world cup in 2022. thousands rally to increase following a raid on the state broadcaster. remained ind offices since june when the station was agreed -- abruptly shut down. ert workers were finally evicted when rioters broke in and clear the area room by room. two people were killed and 2200s wounded in houston, texas when gunfire broke out at a house party. around 100 people were inside the home when the shooting began. what i can tell you right now is we have two confirmed killed. one was confirmed at the hospital, one at the scene. we have a third gunshot victim at memorial hermann medical center that is undergoing surgery. i do not have the status on that victim yet. we have an additional 15 other victims with varied degrees of non-life-threatening gunshot wounds. >> new york city mayor michael bloomberg has asked a federal appeals court to vacate a ruling against the new york city police department's stop and frisk program. district judge shira scheindlin

explain to you what that is it's a law basically stating that every migrant worker that comes into qatar has to find his own personal sponsor meaning his boss the firm he's working for the corporation . that sponsor has to take care of him legally legally medically but most of the sponsors obviously take the passports away from the market workers that put so numbers of them maybe tens of thousands in a miserable situation. not big calling is a back to avoiding government supervision but some are doing all they can to things that we look at why the u.s. government is trying to take them away in the digital currency this story in just a few minutes time. gemini's to speak magazine claims that the british intelligence service g c h q operate surveillance networks and hundreds of undisclosed luxury hotels around the globe to spy on diplomats and government delegation this program in for tripes the hotel's booking systems intelligence agency camper padded rooms the details surveillance meaning bug phones and complete is the scheme is also reportedly to get the premises ready for the deploymen

i - yesterday i was in contact with the prime minister in qatar, and i urged all parties, the palestine authorities here and others who can help to resolve the issue as a matter of urgency. the power plant - the only power plant gaza is having has been shut down. we need to find a resolution urgently. that's why i'm here. >> the u.n. special coordinator joining us from gaza. thank you. >> it's time for the weather with everton. how is the weather looking across africa. >> we have the seasonal showers where they should be. pockets of heavy rain can lead to localized flooding. 91mm of rain within 24 hours. you can see the shower cloud across africa and mozambique, pushing across northern zambia into angoal. the showers are going further north. the showers grouping up across coastal fringes of madagascar. the wet weather pulsing across the continent, pushing towards the western side of the region. we have seen heavy rain here recently, big downpoors right the way through the democratic republic of congo in only 24 hours. plenty of showers pushing to the gulf of guinea. it is staying fine a

bought up i'm not a martin and this is breaking the set so qatar is roughly the size of connecticut that the small persian gulf state is emerging as a major player on the world stage in fact it's set to host the twenty twenty two world cup of course an event this size requires an unimaginable amount of building and labor and that's where nepal comes in is in a country of two million people there are currently three hundred forty thousand nepalese migrant workers many of which been assigned to world cup construction but according to several reports released by the guardian the workers face brutal working conditions long hours lack of pay and wretched living quarters and just yesterday it was confirmed that seventy napoli's labors have already died while working on world cup projects yet both the nepalese and qatari governments refuse to acknowledge this massive human rights problem so if you're sick of world powers treating migrant laborers like garbage and tell fifo to pressure qatar and put an end to this modern day slavery. the case. it was a really very hard to take a. look. at that o

migrant construction workers in qatar suffering from systematic human rights abuse according to a newly published report from amnesty international the gulf kingdom has drawn international focus as it prepares to host the two thousand to twenty two football world cup testimonies from workers say they're being treated like cattle with honester indicating that some abuses amount to labor violations include unpaid wages harsh and dangerous conditions as well as overcrowded and suntory housing the report highlights how the exploitation is happening in one of the world's richest countries and more of the report from this is head of refugee and migrant rights right now. what we found was that there are systemic problems with be my guest workers encounter many of them are subjected to dave or expectation for example which i think people who were deceived about the baby were getting caught there some people have been deceived about the kind of work they were doing taught there we found many workers who had not been paid. for a long time and. some of them had not been paid for months at a time w

explain to you what that is it's a law basically stating that every migrant worker that comes into qatar has to find his own personal sponsor meaning his boss the firm is working for the cup ration. and that sponsor has to take care of him legally legally medically but most of the sponsors of the state take the past posts away from the migrant workers and that put so numbers of them maybe tens of thousands in a miserable situation online why. once upon a time it's not a sort of bedtime story once upon a time the planet mars was just like earth partly now scientists want to know what went wrong nasa center when you will decide to study the red planet skies to discover why it became uninhabitable billions of years ago when we get more about that for instance rates on our website. europe's most active volcanoes are at it again is putting on a show in the sky above sicily able talk about mt etna it's a rapid that we've got pictures in are in motion section. right to see. her street. and i would think that you're. on a reporter's. instal. would be in the. in brief a manhunt underway tonight f

in an open letter bellamy's stated he wasn't the only one snared by qatar's hardline laws he gave the example of construction workers preparing the infrastructure for the twenty to twenty two world cup the yuan earlier warned local authorities of the intolerable conditions and extreme poverty the builders are subjected to i wish has already resulted in hundreds of deaths find out more on this and other reports on the ugly side of the beautiful game is the biggest event in qatar at r.t. dot com. and let's now take a look at some other world news in brief in the philippines two hundred thousand liters of oil have spilled into the ocean after a barge was grounded by typhoon haiyan which devastated the country last week the lead has been contained and a cleanup is underway meanwhile the number of people killed by this storm has risen to three thousand six hundred military planes and a u.s. aircraft carrier how arrived with food and emergency supplies but crippled infrastructure and looting bring the relief. to rebels in syria have beheaded one of their supporters by mistake he was a sunni

in an open letter balinese stated he wasn't the only one snared by qatar's hardline laws he gave the example of construction workers preparing the infrastructure for the twenty twenty two world cup the two are earlier warned local authorities or the intolerable conditions and extreme poverty the builders are subjected to which has already resulted in hundreds of deaths find out more on this and other reports on the ugly side of beautiful games biggest event in qatar at. let's take a look at some other world news and brave this hour in the philippines battles to recover from one of the strongest ever storms to hit land there were conflicting numbers of casualties the sources say that three thousand six hundred people have been killed while the yuan who is the figure at over four thousand adding up to the devastation by typhoon haiyan so one hundred thousand liters of oil have spilled into the ocean after strong waves grounded a barge the leak has been contained and a cleanup is underway. al-qaeda linked rebels are see were beheaded one of their supporters by mistake it was a sunni isl

this was the ones with the only conditions inside qatar labor camps comparing them to slums the oil rich state has come under severe criticism for its treatment of migrant workers during major development in ration till i was the football world cup in two thousand to twenty four labor is represent eighty percent of qatar's population many allegedly have their passports confiscated by employers and are not paid for months. on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month remembrance day was marked across the globe a minute's silence was held to honor the heroes and victims of the first world war and other conflicts including the catastrophic second world war russian and british veterans were among those who join together to recall their alliance that beast or not is asked point boyko report. earlier this year the russian government was finally allowed to say a special thank you to british arctic convoy veterans who had traveled to the soviet union with supplies during the siege of leningrad the u.k. government gave its blessing for the veterans to receive russia's naval brav

this is a stain in the reputation of qatar, the richest country. they should not. >> u.s. representatives qatar should allow workers to union eyes and stronger productitectir labor rights. all right. back here with sports. denver marketing a statement today? >> very impressive, jonathan, peyton manning and the broncos were playing without john fox who underwent surgery. sot broncos decided to send out a get well present from sackiago. peyton runs the show on offense. broncos against the chargers, it was a showdown. thomas tippy toes into the end zone. the chargers could not stop. again with damarious. could they score the trifecta? chargers not playing much defense today. holding on for the 28-20 correct occur. pay to the gets leveled chief shot. we will find out. mapping says an mri tomorrow shows a lower body injury. >> somebody around my feet. so, i have to see the play. i don't know what happened tblth. they are near my lower limbs. >> pretty sore. pretty sore. they got me. they kind of got me twice in kind of that lower area. so, i felt better coming in. pretty sore.

people's uprising and it was appropriated very early on by outside powers turkey saudi arabia and qatar qatar as a back step so turkey turkey is almost regretting its role because it's now it now has to deal with militants on its borders saudi arabia is funding them continuing to arm them it thinks it has a free it has a license to destroy syria and it's it's it's it's conduct is truly deplorable and it's astonishing that no one in the west has said that saudi arabia should get out of the syrian conflict. ok michael in new york how do you feel about that because you know we don't daily i must say compared with the good i think we don't get the big debate good because the only debate between us would be when did it become not just to see a lot about the extent of what i agree with your look it's only connected but this is that me don't you think it's always been like that because you know really but this it was also in that connect that so you know one cannot deny the fact that the phone for the most that was a civil war it's now also in the extent of the problem and this. has its deep r

people's uprising and it was appropriated very early on by outside powers turkey saudi arabia and qatar qatar as a back step so turkey turkey is almost regretting its role because it's now it now has to deal with militants on its borders saudi arabia is funding them continuing to arm them it things it has a free it has a license to destroy syria and it's it's it's it's conduct is truly deplorable and it's astonishing that no one in the west has said that saudi arabia should get out of the syrian conflict. ok michael in new york how do you feel about that because you know we don't daily i must say compared with the good i think we don't have the big debate because the only debate between us would be when did it become not just to see a lot about the same extent of what i had he was the oh look it's only connected but this is that make that he's always been like that because you know really but this it was thought that connect that so you know one cannot deny the fact that he felt the foot foremost that was the war it's now all of so in the extent of the problem and these. proteins are go

the main professional footballers union is heading to qatar but this is no world cup checkup one of the players has been held captive by the come. true for daring to speak out over not getting paid freshman's a balloonist currently bad for leaving qatar until he drops a lawsuit against his football club he's been fighting for more than a year to get an exit visa but the country is refusing until he drops the charges of football's governing body for says there's nothing it can do at the moment and rossetti from the football is union says the french players losing hope. we understand that it's also had to act in this matter and that includes the fact that he sold off sessions that he will be a victim from his own in a matter of days and therefore we have offered through our hardship fun here if procure opportunity for him at the very least while we help to try and resolve this situation that he at least somewhat salute to star you know hotel or whatever the case be for him his wife and his two daughters we are also very mindful of the fact that here is a very fragile mental state right no

qatar is back steps turkey turkey is almost regretting its role because it's now it now has to deal with militants on its borders saudi arabia is funding them continuing to arm them it things it has a free it has a license to destroy syria and it's it's it's it's conduct is truly deplorable and it's astonishing that no one in the west has said that saudi arabia should get out of the syrian conflict ok michael in new york how do you feel about that became completely you know we don't air it i must take up a result we don't have a big debate because the only debate between us will be when did it become not just to save a lot of a thought for an external what i agree with your look it's all interconnected but this is that may tell you that it's always been like that because you know really but this it was also interconnected so you know one cannot deny the fact that the first before and foremost that was a civil war it's now also in the external a regional problem and they thought she was you know it has its deep roots in israel and i think if they had a great interest is going to go t

no sabía las consecuencias >> joseph blatter dijo que está analizando la posibilidad que mundial de qatar> el partido de hoy de la sub 17 fue un duelo de arqueros >> muy buen partido >> me parece que hay formas distintas de perder, estos chavos perdieron con la cara al frente >> volvemos en solo a las 11

all it up i'm abby martin and this is breaking the sat so qatar is roughly the size of connecticut that a small persian gulf state is emerging as a major player on the world stage in fact it's set to host the twenty twenty two world cup of course an event this size requires an unimaginable amount of building and labor and that's where nepal comes in this is a country of two million people there are currently three hundred forty thousand nepalese migrant workers many of which been assigned to world cup construction but according to several reports released by the guardian the workers face brutal working conditions long hours lack of pay and wretched living quarters and just yesterday it was confirmed that seventy napoli's labors have already died while working on world cup projects yet both the nepalese and guitar governments refuse to acknowledge this massive human rights problem so if you're sick of world powers treating migrant laborers like garbage and tell fifa to pressure qatar and put an end to this modern day slavery. the. it was a. very hard. to get. that back with that here but

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. >> the united nations has issued a damning account of conditions migrant workers endure in qatar.or human rights has been on a week long visit to the state as the country prepares for the world cup. >> they build the future of qatar. these migrants have come to the gulf state on the prospect of a better life. after a 12 hour workday, this is the sort of home they return to, overcrowded compounds, often 12 men to a room and minimal bathroom facilities, conditions a u.n. envoy described as not acceptable. >> i've seen dwellings by mike grant workers and these are slums. i think this is a stain in the reputation of qatar, which is the richest country per capita. >> highlighted was the lack of a minimum wage and current sponsor ship system binding foreign workers to a single employer. the labor add ministry did not respond for comment but said reforce are taking place. >> there is a concern for companies confiscating passports, but this is illegal. >> they will host football's cup in 2022. >> the challenges increase, because the number of workers will increase again quite dramatically

doha, qatar, july 3rd, the story has just broken. arafat's widow, suha, is leading a campaign to get her husband's body exhumed. time is not on her side, and neither is her late husband's nephew. despite the opposition, suha presses on. >> you know, nasser, he is a diplomat. i'm the wife. for me there's a difference. i respect his opinion but my opinion is i don't want any one per cent doubt about this story. i want to reveal this for the whole world. this is my, will be my battle. >> paris, france. july 6th, three days since we broke the story. the palestinian authority praises al jazeera's film and recommits itself to discovering the truth. its leader, mahmoud abbas, arrives to hold his first official meeting with the new french president, francois hollande. >> he presented to him with the new facts of the al jazeera documentary and urged him...if they have any things they haven't told us, to please forward it to us. >> july 10th, arafat's widow, suha, arrives in france. she believes pursuing a criminal investigation in the country

this is a stain in the reputation of qatar, which is the richest country per cap ita, and it should not tall rate -- tolerate slums to be created. there are means of making it better, probably relatively quickly. >> u.n. representatives recommended that qatar workers should unionize and adopt stronger representation to protect human rights. >> thousands gathered in saudi arabia in an effort to get to their own countries, after people were killed in overnight rioting. saudis are cracking oun on might grant workers that don't have visas. >> these are workers in riyadh, rounded up by police after hundreds protested against a visa crackdown. many are from ethiopia. the police are urging those who overstayed their visas to turn themselves in. >> translation: arrangements have been made to offer them a chance to voluntarily surrender - individually or with families. >> in april the saudi arabia announced an amnexty to get immigration status sorted out. hundreds returned to their own country. last week the amnesty ended and the crackdown be can. >> we launched the campaign. this comes as part