i think increasingly the tatmadaw is conflating the the rakhine civilians with the rakhine are a kind of army i think that you know what you're getting is a palpable dislike between the myanmar army n civilians a feeling that you know the rakhine and have very strongly support the arkan army in that they're all in it against the burma army and therefore anything is justified and i think that what we're concerned about is that we're seeing a change of tactics over the past 6 weeks to 2 months by the myanmar military where they are now you know shelling villages or launching air attacks that are killing civilians that have nothing to do with the air con army at all unless you can ask what you think about do you think that targeting their kind is an ethnic group considering they will they will buddhist or are they targeting must they were targeting the ring gets so i mean it's nice. to think that he's a big big brother who wants and he. and and. and there are kind of traditionally but over the past couple of or hears. once and still that is where they'll come to hear. terms only on the r

we're visiting rakhine state on a rare government supervised press tour. from yank on it's a hard day journey by air land and sea. it's 5 days since the i.c.j. handed down a preliminary ruling ordering the myanmar government to take all measures to protect the rohingya from genocide. will be spending the night in mohmed or near the border with bangladesh. security is tight on the drive up there are police everywhere. on our way we passed me 02 g. . there's nothing to suggest this used to be home to a large community. offense and new buildings have been erected. the land is now occupied by a police outpost. our 1st stop is a meeting with monks or district administrator who so on. we ask him for his reaction to the icy chase preliminary ruling. on the end of which i don't have you know about every remember to emerge in the muck of your government. you've got to help your doctor. i don't want in order to get out of any mcgovern the general problem of you you've got to come out about it i don't want to. look. at i mean i did i made a comment on my machine i di

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we're visiting rakhine state on a rare government supervised press tour. from yank on it's a hard day journey by air land and sea. it's 5 days since the i.c.j. handed down a preliminary ruling ordering the myanmar government to take all measures to protect the rohingya from genocide. will be spending the night in mohmed or near the border with bangladesh. security is tight on the drive up there are police everywhere. on our way we passed meal to g. . there's nothing to suggest this used to be home to a large community. offense and new buildings have been erected. the land is now occupied by a police outpost. our 1st stop is a meeting with monkey or district administrator who so on. we ask him for his reaction to the i.c. chase preliminary ruling. don't let them know you're good on that end of it i thought oh my god i think you know about to be remembered and i don't know much of you know him i don't know why. did i tell him of your capital you are here and i do not detect we are not good at any mcgovern are there with the general problem of your you got hi

reputation as a humanitarian a time in the role of spend specially dominated by the amas crackdown in rakhine state and 201-775-0000 people mostly rohingya muslims fled across the border to bangladesh now yet he was told i was there that she believes me and my army conducted ethnic cleansing and that suit cheese and action was and still a disappointing. we all knew that she was put on a pedestal we're trade as the icon of democracy and human rights but ever since the n l d has taken office and ever since she took the oath as a mistake to counselor all of her actions and her words statements height other wines and recently when the pandemic of cole that 19 how she is supporting him giving more power to tell my tale in containing the greatest whites right and also end corentin as that of managing college 19 that really scares me and and how she had pretty straight. tech my jaw in the hay during the i.c.j. is also very alarming and is very indicative. of how she has changed her stance or maybe i know i still would like to relieve she can't change what how she's been doing now. perhaps the world

security forces had begun their latest and most violent crackdown against rethink their communities in rakhine state now as she prepares to leave her position leases the military continues to deliberately target running gas and other ethnic groups as it fights a buddhist separatist army they know where there has been really no way the religious right in our schools not one monastery was yet and shelling and bombings continue and it's really hard to believe they're not targeting civilians. following the violence of 2017 hundreds of thousands of running get fled to neighboring bangladesh where they remain the murder rape and torture carried out by security forces was documented by many rights groups and resulted in genocide charges being laid against me and at the international court of justice in december last year me and mas leader aung sun suu kyi travel to the hague to open her government's defense against the charges which she said are misleading in a preliminary ruling the judge has ordered the national league for democracy or n l d government and the military to take steps to prevent furt

human rights office says me and my husband carrying out near daily as strikes and rakhine states and also says that violence between the military and the our economy has escalated since last month at least 32 civilians have been killed in the past 3 weeks while next up it's talk to al jazeera. all the publicity. it's been over a month since covert 19 was declared a pandemic. more than 120000 people have died and more than 2000000 are infected worldwide. the health emergency has also affected the global economy and diplomacy one of the countries that has been hardest hit by the pandemic is spain. it's had more than 80000 deaths despite the weeks long government imposed lockdown it's already weak economy has declined further. and despite concerns by the world health organization of workers' unions and opposition leaders the spanish government has announced a partial lifting.

rights envoy to myanmar made her pronouncement visit to myanmar in january 2017 she seen here in rakhinetate in august of that year myanmar security forces attacked the mainly muslim rohingya minority there and the myanmar government has not allowed to visit since military commanders said the crackdown was in response to attacks on security posts at bahrain get fighters nearly 3 quarters of a 1000000 escaped over the border to bomb british many reported rape torture and abuse by soldiers and buddhist the gambia accused me of genocide against the regime and launched a case at the international court of justice last november we had most leader aung san suu kyi tonight the charges and defended her country regret of pretty gambia is placed before the court and incomplete and misleading factual picture of the situation in rakhine state and. yet it is of the actors who portions of the court assess the situation obtaining on the ground and are a crime dispassionately and accurate. for the remaining get little has changed in with calling the still denied citizenship unable to move freely and hav

and the un's departing rights envoy for me and says attacks against civilians in rakhine state have been increasing and may amount to war crimes forces have conducted air and artillery strikes in recent weeks yet he laces civilians were targeted strikes the outgoing special rapporteur has previously accused me of genocide against the range of people when 700000 of them fled a crackdown in 2017 i mean my government and me have consistently denied those accusations sammy has the news hour in about 25 minutes time history of a revolution is next. to me as the sun goes down the shouting russia is a very challenging place to work probably i think on a limb even though the authorities here say you can't do it it's not allowed to build always pushing boundaries probably not from moscow we've gone through a lot of people are being taken from peacefully my new legislation that we are grappling the act a mile away all the media don't go we go there and we give them a chance to tell their story. 148 the state of israel was proclaimed. palestine was lost. 16 years later in 1964 the palestine liberat

yet it is of utmost importance that the court assess the situation obtaining on the ground and rakhinedispassionately and accurate for the remainder little has changed in. the still denied citizenship are unable to move freely and have little access to health care and education has done nothing to dismantle the system of violence and persecution and the rohinton remain in record time live in the same dire circumstances that they did prior to the events of august 2017. many have tried to escape to neighboring countries risking their lives with people smugglers but increasingly no country wants to let the men the malaysian navy recently prevented a boat carrying around 200 rangar refugees from landing and last week the bangladeshi foreign minister said 2 other boats carrying around 500 people in the bay of bengal wouldn't be accepted either. in the last 2 years the rangar have also been caught in the fighting between the myanmar military and the our economy fighters for the armed groups. the un says fighting has intensified with near daily reports of violence tens of thousands of civilia

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rights envoy to myanmar made her pronouncement visit to myanmar in january 2017 she seen here in rakhine state in august of that year myanmar security forces attacked the mainly muslim minority there and the myanmar government has not allowed to visit since military commanders said the crackdown was in response to attacks on security posts at bahrain get fighters nearly 3 quarters of a 1000000 rahane get escaped over the border to bomb british many reported rape torture and abuse by soldiers and protest more cops to gambia accused me of genocide against their will and launched a case at the international court of justice last november and most leader aung san suu kyi tonight the charges and defended her country for a grant to free the gambia is placed before the court and incomplete and misleading factual picture of the situation in rakhine state and. yet it is of the actos importance that the court assess a situation of changing on the ground and a crime dispassionately and accurate for the remainder little has changed in becoming the still denied citizenship are unable to move freely a

human rights office says man man has been carrying out midday and strikes and rakhine states and also says the violence between the military and the our economy has escalated since last month at least at that he civilians have been killed in the past 3 weeks while next up it's talk to al jazeera. all. the ability. it's been over a month since covert 19 was declared a pandemic. more than 120000 people have died and more than 2000000 are infected worldwide. the health emergency has also affected the global economy and diplomacy one of the countries that has been hardest hit by the pandemic is spain. it's had more than 800000 deaths despite the weeks long government imposed lockdown it's already weak economy has declined further. and despite concerns by the world health organization of workers' unions and opposition leaders the spanish government has announced a partial lifting of the restrictions. prime minister petro sanchez has asked the european union for help to tackle the economic fallout. spain along with italy france and other e.u. nations want to share the cost of the crisis thr

publishing an interview with the american army a separatist group which is battling the government in rakhine state the amar declare the biggest fight as a terrorist group last week websites covering the conflict of be blocked in meanwhile. a roadside bomb has exploded in afghanistan killing at least 8 civilians and wounding 2 others police say the blast happened in their district in helmand province the group has claimed responsibility for the attack. and you can follow all of the stories that we're covering on the covert 19 outbreak across the world on our website at al-jazeera dot com it's updated through the day. we're watching out as they were with me so wrong the reminder of our top stories more than $4000.00 people in the u.s. have now died from a crowd a virus donald trump is warning americans to prepare for a very very painful to exist white house health experts say the virus could kill up 224-0000 people at least 100 sailors on board a u.s. nuclear powered aircraft carrier have tested positive for the krona virus the captain of the theodore roosevelt has called for immediate help to

publishing an interview with the american army a separatist group which is battling the government in rakhinestate liam are declared the latest fighters a terrorist group last week websites covering the conflict have been blocked in me in the. belarus has confirmed its 1st corona virus death and has more than $150.00 infections but the country's president is taking a relaxed approach to the outbreak and examined the suggested his fellow citizens should drink vodka to ward off the virus regular trips outdoors and to the sauna were also advised residents and bars in the country remain open and its top football league remains one of the only be still playing globally. your charges here of me still run a reminder of our top news story more than 4000 people in the u.s. have now died from corona virus donald trump is warning americans to prepare for a very painful 2 weeks white house health experts say the virus could kill up 224-0000 people at least 100 sailors on board a u.s. nuclear powered aircraft carrier have tested positive for the coronavirus the captain of the theodore roosevelt has called

further 71 people have been injured fighting between the army and the insurgents erica an army and rakhine and chin states the un is saying main amar has conducted air strikes in populated areas on an almost daily basis the erica an army once greater autonomy for the region and around a quarter of 1000000 mars prison population is being released to mark the new year almost $25000.00 inmates are due to be released as part of the largest mass pardon in years the government spokesman says the release was not because of fears over the corona virus which has led to 4 deaths in the country human rights watch has called on me in march to reduce its present population in an attempt to curb the spread of the disease stephen such as a resident representative of the international committee of the red cross in me and maher he says the prisoners release had to happen regardless of coronavirus. our teams actually were preparing for these really although it's been only announced at the last minute for quite a while already because the release which is taking place right now he's part of the annual presid

reputation as a humanitarian a time in the role as press pressure dominated by me on last crackdown in rakhine state and 201-775-0000 people mostly rangar muslims fled across the border into bangladesh earlier we spoke to jani lee who said the search is an action was utterly disappointing and the reports i get it's really difficult to say that they're not deliberately target because they know where their houses are really know what religious and i mean our schools are one monastery was all still yet and shellings and bombings continue and it's really hard to believe that they're not targeting civilians human rights groups like amnesty international human rights watch and several of them they've said that me a math or a tease practiced ethnic cleansing against the range of muslims do you agree with that. yes and i did say that in my previous. reports and statements that this is a hallmark of just they're not side and. it is a tribute to. allegedly looks like ethnic cleansing mortars all postal conclusion on the question of genocide well i can't come out with a conclusion of this with a quote th

a further 71 people have been injured in fighting between the army and the insurgent and army in rakhine and chin states and the un is saying mean amar has conducted air strikes in populated areas on an almost daily basis the erica an army wants greater autonomy for the region where the rounds a quarter of me and mars prison population is being released to mark new year almost $25000.00 inmates are due to be released this part of the largest mass pardon in years the government spokesman says the release was not because of fears over the corona virus which has led to 4 deaths in the country human rights watch is also calling on me and martha reduce its prison population in an attempt to curb the spread of the disease stephen 2nd as a resident representative at the international committee of the red cross and me in mar he says the prisoners release had to happen were guard coronavirus. our teams actually were preparing for these really although it's been only announced at the last minute for quite a while already because the release which is taking place right now he's part of the annual p

security forces had begun their latest and most violent crackdown against ridding good communities in rakhine state now as she prepares to leave her position leases the military continues to deliberately target running and other ethnic groups as it fights a buddhist separatist army they know where their houses they really know where the religious right in our schools not one monastery was yet and shelling and bombings continue and it's really hard to believe they're not targeting civilians. following the violence of 2017 hundreds of thousands of running get fled to neighboring bangladesh where they remain the murder rape and torture carried out by security forces was documented by many rights groups and resulted in genocide charges being laid against me and at the international court of justice in december last year me and mas leader aung sun suu kyi travel to the hague to open her government's defense against the charges which she said are misleading in a preliminary ruling the judge has ordered the national league for democracy or n l d government and the military to take steps to prevent f

human rights office says miramar has been carrying out daily as strikes in the western rakhine state it also says that violence between the military on the our economy has escalated since last month at least 32 civilians are being killed in the past 3 weeks human rights watch is also sounding the alarm of a mass trial is underway in saudi arabia nearly 70 palestinian and jordanian residents have been charged and arrested on they got a geishas of terrorism they were targeted 2 years ago during a crackdown on those with perceived ling's to the gaza based group hamas. now the government of guinea is being accused of destroying the livelihood and food source of thousands of people they've been forced to leave their homes because of a new project to build a dam victoria be explains. guinea needs reliable energy desperately which is why the government is building the sewer pitie hydroelectric dam it will double the country's supply of electricity when it's completed later this year but the dam will displace 16000 people in more than $100.00 villages and destroying more than 250 square kilo