says the rangar crisis is the world's fastest developing refugee emergency with more than half a million people fleeing to bangladesh. president trump eases a no that was making it harder for aid to reach puerto rico but getting supplies in isn't the only problem. at least twenty three rangar refugees have died and forty are missing when their boat capsized in waters off bangladesh hundreds continue to cross the border from him on some of told al jazeera they've been warned of an imminent crackdown in rakhine state diplomatic editor james bays reports. they died at sea men women and children fleeing bloodshed in tallahassee and the torching of homes in myanmar they made it onto a boat taking them across the water to bangladesh only for the vessel to sink this tragedy the un security council was told a result of a massive flow of people over half a million in about a month the situation is spittles into the world's fastest developing refugee emergency and a humanitarian and human rights nightmare the trumpet ministrations policy towards me and mar change sharply cheering this meeting with

going to dish as prime minister sheikh hasina made a plea to the un to help the rangar refugees return home to me and more than four hundred thirty thousand fled me and in the past month due to a military crackdown in rick. kind state. what i want to first me and mom must unconditionally stop the violence and the practice of ethnic cleansing in the rakhine state immediately and forever secondly secretary general of the united nations should immediately send a fact finding mission to me and mar third also billions irrespective of religion and ethnicity must be protected in me and mark for that saves zones could be created inside me and under un supervision for ensure sustainable return of all forcibly displaced in bangladesh to their homes in me and mark turner who has more from the rangar camp in cox is bizarre. as the numbers continue to grow this is the message bangladesh wants its people and the world to see one of human kindness and asking for all the help it can get but the government has made no secret of the fact that it wants these refugees to return to me as soon as possible a

at least fourteen rangar from me and mine have died when their boat capsized off the coast of bangladesh the bodies of ten children four women were found on beach in the united nations says more than half a million rangar have arrived in bangladesh in the past month to escape a military crackdown. the un security council is due to hold a session on the crisis late on thursday hospitals in bangladesh are struggling to cope with the influx reports. the government hospital in the town of cops is bizarre is the next best thing to the clinics in the camps it receives some of the more seriously injured and sick including you arrivals in the last few days. it's hot it's filthy and it stinks. but for mohammad saleem and his family it is a haven from the horrors of their journey to bangladesh woken up at night by gunfire in the village they room for their lives but the children were left behind . when the shooting stopped i came out of the jungle and found my wife where my other children i did not know i have three children i found my wife on the floor and the baby and saw that my wife had been s

long war just click on the buttons for the journey on our website now moving on and still forcing rangar to flee in terror and still burning villages to the ground that's how amnesty international describes a campaign by me and mas army in the northern rakhine state and adds there's been no letup in the violence against the rangar which contradicts government statements that its military operations have ended the international human rights group has produced new satellite images of villages which it says are evidence of the army's continuing scorched earth campaign across the rock kind state where most of the rangar have lived for decades this is the village of a par chunk before and after amnesty says it has three new videos showing villages burning one as recently as friday it says the intention is to make rangle leave and never come back at least four hundred thirty thousand refugees have soared refuge across the border in bangladesh since the latest outbreak of violence began less than a month ago. another human rights organization is accusing me of laying landmines which it says kil

ninety two percent of voters backed independence at least twenty three rangar refugees have died and forty are missing when their boat capsized in waters off bangladesh the un has declared the rangar crisis the world's fastest developing refugee emergency more than half a million people have fled to bangladesh since began a military crackdown in rakhine state last month the head of the world's nuclear watchdog is raising the alarm at the fast pace of north korea's nuclear weapons program earlier this month pyongyang said it had tested a hydrogen bomb at least thirty two people have been killed in a stampede at a railway station in the indian city of mumbai twenty seven more were injured on a foot bridge local media say it was triggered by overcrowding after heavy rains puerto rico's governor says emergency aid is beginning to reach communities affected by hurricane maria last week u.s. president donald trump has wavered shipping was structures to the island so more aid can be sent sixteen people died in the strongest hurricane to hit the u.s. territory in nearly ninety years the head

is mounting on me and mine its leader and son suchi to end the killing and displacement of muslim rangar the un is urge the government to take immediate steps to stop the violence secretary general antonio terus called on me and mas military to suspend its operation in the western rakhine state and allow richenda to return to their villages at least four hundred thousand people have fled to bangladesh since the violence escalated late last month there are a lot to get to with our guest but first james bays sets up a discussion from you and headquarters in new york. these were the toughest words yet from the secretary general on the ongoing violence in myanmar i call on the myanmar or thought it is to suspend the military action and the violence appalled the rule of law and recognize the right of return of all those where to leave the country the un knows the situation is deteriorating fast when mr good terrorist last spoke to reporters a week ago there were one hundred twenty five thousand refugees that number has now tripled given the situation has got so much worse in the last week do

of islamic cooperation he's also served as malaysia's foreign minister he wants me to address the rangar issue directly and for regional powers to treat the situation as genocide i think first of all being need to be moving in a we form with state of denial there is a problem there is a real hunger community that precedes the coming of the problem the easier on your community that precedes the coming of the slum in iraq and in state or i can so i think there is a need for concrete action i look at it i see in my government loud even under chapter eight regional organization must come out to condemn general sorry to condemn crime against humanity we had claimed to do before two million people who perished and i think we do not want to repeat. palestinian president mahmoud abbas says he's optimistic about the u.s. president or trumps peace plan for the middle east he made the comments during his address to the un general assembly. thousands of people protesting outside barcelona supreme court they're calling for the release of regional government officials who were detained after raids by

dutton this is the news live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes government tells the un the rangar crisis is easing but many continue to flee to bangladesh to escape the violence. thirty six hours after a devastating earthquake killed at least two hundred thirty people in mexico risky workers find a survivor in the rubble. protests in catalonia spain central government stepped up attempts to stop an independence referendum. and china unveils the world's fastest train but many are asking at what cost. me in my second vice president has been trying to reassure the international community that the situation in rakhine state is improving and evanthia told the united nations general assembly that there's been no violence there since early this month. at least four hundred twenty thousand muslim rangar have sought sanctuary in bangladesh since the military crackdown began in myanmar late last month many people are still trapped at the border. yes no denying that this is a problem of significant when did you i'm happy to inform you that i don't see tourism has improved no i am prices have

leaders of myanmar including military leaders condemning racial it's of the violence un says the rangar crisis is the world's fastest developing refugee emergency but more than half a million fleeing to bangladesh. the kurdish leadership in northern iraq is preparing for international flights to cease landing in the region baghdad as ordered foreign airlines to stop flying into the kurdish regions airports from fifteen hundred g.m.t. that is in five hours time it follows monday's vote on succession which passed overwhelmingly domestic flights will still be permitted to fly into a bill and cinema near the move is part of an effort by baghdad to make the kurdish regional government cancel the results of the referendum iraq central government is also demanding control of oil revenue and border crossings it says the vote was unconstitutional on a bill he joins us now from and bill international airport ata how are they preparing for the screen now at fifteen. well actually the last flight that we can see on the billboard at the moment is leaving fifteen thirty local that's twelve thirty g.m

do all you can to end the violence now against the ruling the rangar have suffered for too long. but first he needs to win a general election an election that the conservative government will do its best to avoid germy corbin says labor is a government in waiting prime minister to resign make plans to keep him waiting to be philip's al-jazeera brighton. all right still ahead on the program reaction from the us where the president wants to lower the cap on refugees to a historic low. and contemplating an independent catalonia how yes vote on sunday might affect the military money and more. the caucasus appears to be a meeting place now of the cold winds blowing out of russia and the water system exists further south and result is this line of showers not much to see the numbers it will develop and here is cold enough coming out to russia and the mountains high enough to give a bit of snow the first we've seen i think this auto mostly they were talking about rain showers from georgia across probably to the north of iraq in the next day or so they tend to fade out is a one day event

car and has asked for more time to investigate the allegations of human rights abuses against the rangar producing an escalating situation in north america. there is increasing our exponentially we are deeply concerned about a military to verify the facts necessary to produce a report. that is expected by march. therefore respectfully. to consider. extending our mandate by six months to september two thousand and eighteen north korea's nuclear program and iran are likely to dominate donald trump's first speech at the united nations general assembly in a few hours time he's already made his debut at u.n. headquarters in new york warning that the world body isn't living up to its potential an air strike has hit a province in the syrian province of idlib three hospitals were targeted within an hour civilians and emergency workers have been killed. i missed internationals criticized saudi arabia for arresting two human rights activists. and made a founding members of the saudi civil and political rights association. says they are prisoners of conscience and must be released immediately islan

escape a crackdown by me and miles military a government spokesman says one hundred seventy six ethnic rangar villages are empty that's nearly a third of all reading of villages in me and mom the people who lived in those villages nearly four hundred thousand of them and now here in bangladesh. they began arriving nearly three weeks ago aid agencies say they can't cope there is a response which is under way but it is a pretty poor forty two beasts tiptop seriously so as to meet basic needs and to avoid that we're going to have an emergency within an emergency their anger being caught in a military counter offensive it began after about thirty reading a gunman attacked police and military posts last month but the scale of the military's response has been described by the u.n. as a textbook example of ethnic cleansing. i came to bangladesh with my family three days ago we had to escape because the burmese security forces burned our home and started attacking us i lost my son. with no shelter and no food these people are totally reliant on and we have appealed for a modest seventy seven million

so much james plays there now protesters in the bangladeshi capital of come out in support of the rangar refugees. thousands of activists stays the demonstration demanding rights for the minority group more than four hundred thousand rangar have fled the recent violence and in mars western rakhine state aid workers say the ring of crisis in the bangladesh mean maher border is now one of the biggest humanitarian crises in the world. from sharp in southeast bangladesh. a month after renewed violence began in myanmar's rakhine state of rohingya are making the journey to the border with bangladesh every day they're escaping ethnic cleansing by the myanmar military. i think. we were six people in our family now there's just three of us left they killed my father one of the girls and my husband. this man is a volunteer with the regional cycling center. he's one of. the i guess. this is a disaster it's a manmade disaster what's happening in myanmar is inhumane and we are proud that bangladeshis are showing their humanity but the volunteers are being overwhelmed every time a food truck arrives.

at least twenty three rangar refugees have died and forty are missing when their boat capsized in waters off bangladesh hundreds continue to cross the border from miramar felt told al-jazeera they have been warned of an imminent army crackdown in rakhine state a diplomatic editor james bays has more. they died at sea men women and children fleeing bloodshed. and the torching of homes in myanmar they made it onto a boat taking them across the water to bangladesh only for the vessel to sink this tragedy the un security council was told a result of a massive flow of people over half a million in about a month the situation is spittles into the world's fastest developing refugee emergency and the humanitarian and human rights nightmare the trumpet ministrations policy towards me and my change sharply jury in this meeting with u.s. ambassador nikki haley demanding the prosecution of members of the meon mom military and the suspension of all arms sales to the country we cannot be afraid to call the actions of the burmese authorities what they appear to be a brutal sustained campaign to cleanse

mainmast top general is blaming the rangar for the violence that sparked the refugee crisis. accuse the minority group of trying to build a stronghold in state he says the military is only targeting groups in action by me and miles leader aung san suu kyi has been criticized around the world she was supposed to be addressing the un general assembly on tuesday instead she'll give a televised speech in her own country by prime minister sheikh hasina will take the opportunity at the u.n. though she'll demand more help to deal with the crisis hundreds of thousands of wrangle muslims have fled the country to escape what the u.n. says is ethnic cleansing time to challenge reports from bangladesh's cox's bazaar region. i mean technology between me and mine and bangladesh border you can see the myanmar border right behind me now on sunday the top me on my military man posted on facebook comments. population and media to unite what he calls on their own issue he also blamed this current crisis on what he termed as extremist groups actually what he's referring to is insurgents group th

year more than half a million children could be refugees in bangladesh four hundred thirty thousand rangar have already fled me and in the past month because of the military crackdown in rakhine state. first million mom must unconditionally stop the violence and the practice of ethnic cleansing in the rakhine state immediately and forever secondly secretary general of the united nations should immediately send a fact finding mission to me and my third all civilians irrespective of religion and ethnicity must be protected in me and ma for that save since could be created inside me and under a un supervision full ensure sustainable return of all forcibly displaced in bangladesh to their homes in me and ma because he joins us from cox's bazaar in bangladesh that's near the border with me and tell us about the situation there particularly when it comes to children on the sort of aid that they getting or not . well doing as night falls here over the long count there's at least a thousand children who have either lost their parents or their parents have been killed who are going to sleep alone m

the rangar crisis is getting better even as hundreds of thousands are stuck in camps in bangladesh. the palestinian president expresses optimism during his speech at the u.n. general assembly at all times peace plan for the middle east. thirty six hours after a devastating earthquake killed more than two hundred thirty people in mexico rescue workers find a survivor in the rubble. heritage and runs after years of conflict we look at how syrians are trying to preserve their. myanmar's second vice president has been trying to reassure the international community that the situation in rakhine state is improving henry fun tayo told the united nations general assembly that there's been no violence there since early this month more than four hundred twenty thousand muslim rangar have sought sanctuary in bangladesh since the military crackdown began in myanmar late last month many are still trapped at the border yes no denying that this is a problem of significant. i'm happy to inform you that don't see resume has improved no i am prices have been reported since september accordingly we ar

they are in a situation where they are taking all the rangar the most unwanted people on the planet i think it's fair to say people are talking about a many palestine they don't want them there they can't afford to have them there while bangladesh actually has stood up in a very important way it was gratifying to see shake a scene and go down to the camps and speak with the people and speak publicly about the fact that these people are citizens of burma these people are persons who have to go back to that country you know and that they have been treated inhumanely by the government of burma bangladesh needs all the support it can get right now and i think that there has to be a priority from donor nations around the world to be as generous as possible with bangladesh and with the u.n. agencies and international n.g.o.s that are working there to be able to get the sort of food medicines basic shelter and other essential. elements of disaster relief to those people because we're in the middle of the monsoon season we're looking at the possible outbreaks of a very serious water borne dis

are more than one hundred sixty ethnic minorities inside me and more and yet for generations the rangar have not been able to get any state recognition that they are a legitimate resident community of me and more in fact they had been told in generations past that you need to leave you need to leave you need to go to bangladesh or what used to be india you need you don't belong here and so they are ready of facing this generational problem but of course now as you see not just the military but partisan groups who want to be in good stead with the military burning down their communities it really beggars the question how are these people supposed to prove that they were once a residents of me. if they want to go back and try to reclaim their homes and try to rebuild their lives how can they make good on the promise. that they can actually return home if everything they had has gone up in smoke in the last two months it really does make you wonder how serious is the government and young going to embrace the world and bring them back certainly there's a lot of pressure here at the u. when

disease by november well in two thousand people have died from cholera since may at least fourteen rangar from me and i have died when their boat capsized off the coast of bangladesh the bodies of ten children and four women were found on a beach in cox's bazar united nations says four hundred eighty thousand have arrived in bangladesh in the past month to escape a military track down in myanmar thousands of students in the spanish region of catalonia are marching in support of a controversial independence referendum regional leaders insist the vote will go ahead as planned on sunday that's despite spain's central government and courts warning the vote is illegal police chiefs have discussed plans to block people entering voting centers. the chinese government ordering most north korean owned businesses and china to shut down china is the north main trading partner the commerce ministry in beijing says the businesses must close within one hundred twenty days the last round of u.n. sanctions imposed earlier this month those are the headlines the news continues after the street. on october

year more than half a million children could be refugees in bangladesh four hundred thirty thousand rangar of ready fled me in the past month because of the military crackdown in rakhine state it will be stripped of its operating license in london from the end of the month the british capital's transport regulator said the car sharing company lacked corporate responsibility when it comes to public safety and security issues but drivers can still operate while challenges the decision in court those are the headlines and news continues but now it is the stream. germany is electing a new parliament poll suggests he's poised to win a force. of europe's largest economy with crises in the e.u. and president trump in the white house. called the leader of the free world. as germany decides. what's really happening to the rest has been an international course of condemnation of the violence being carried out against them but the government of myanmar insist a crisis is now improving al-jazeera has been on the story today we're live on you tube and we'll be taking your questions for al jazeera journ

in ma many live in makeshift shelters the reports from the bangladeshi border post where burning rangar villages can be seen in the. this is as close as we can get to the right kind states where an ethnic cleansing is currently happening just moments ago we saw villages burn in the distance it's through this land border between me and moore in bangladesh that a few weeks ago hundreds of thousands of ranches crossed the border since the more security forces have put up barbed wire fencing and planted land mines on the border the general in charge of this clearing operation says that all its citizens are welcome back to me and more except ranges who are considered illegal immigrants by and gone. but for bangladesh these ranges that are in camps here belong to me and more and they have to go back home bangladesh has deployed its military on its border its beefed up its presence with border guards increasing their patrol on the border area the relationship between young gone and hockey is at its lowest point yangon refuses to recognize ranges bangladesh wants the un to mediate the return of

protesters in the bangladeshi capital of come out in support of rangar refugees. thousands of activists have staged a demonstration demanding rights for the minority group more than four hundred thousand have fled the recent violence and million miles western rakhine state. aid workers say they're running a crisis at the bangladesh main mar border is one of the biggest humanitarian crises in the world. ports from sharp zero to southeast bangladesh. a month after renewed violence began in myanmar's rakhine state houses of rohingya are making the journey to the border with bangladesh every day they're escaping ethnic cleansing by the myanmar military. we were six people in our family now there's just three of us left they killed my father one of the girls and my husband. this man is a volunteer with the regional cycling center. he's one of. the i guess. this is a disaster it's a manmade disaster what's happening in myanmar is inhumane and we are proud that bangladeshis are showing their humanity but the volunteers are being overwhelmed every time a food truck arrive

died and forty are missing when their boat capsized in waters off bangladesh the un has the care the rangar crisis the world fastest developing refugee emergency more than half a million people have fled to bangladesh. began a military crackdown in rakhine state last month hundred charges more from cox's bazaar in bangladesh. first of all let me give you any context you can see the boat that was wrecked you know last night around five pm actually in the evening on my right side there's still rescue operation going on we know for sure at least twenty bodies were recovered most of them are women and children now we spoke to some of the survivor of this boat wreckage we asked them that what is going on on the other side we also obtained their mobile for dates through our sources and me on my side showing stranded wreckage is stuck in an island trying to cross into bangladesh the me and my refugees that we were entering told us that a lot of the people are stranded and trying to come across bangladesh but they didn't say that border guards are preventing them we heard this from u.s. human right

now amnesty international says satellite imagery shows burned rangar villages in myanmar they say they have detected up to eighty large fires in rakhine state since august but have been corroborated with photographs from the ground almost four hundred thousand range have fled me and since the military launched a crackdown in rakhine state the army says it's targeting armed groups in the region aid agencies say they are overwhelmed by the crisis what we documented through through a number of different sources is really a clear campaign of counseling by the me a more secure. the forces. were kind state fire. the large scale burning so across the whole state. it's very very difficult to conclude this anything else the deliberate effort by the me of the military to drive the hinge of the country by any means necessary well tanveer challenge he joins us live now from bangladesh's border with me and so what more can you tell us about these photos from amnesty that claim to show a number of villages on fire absolutely i mean the area called shop. on the back side is an icon which is that me o

been killed it came down moments after takeoff from an airport in the capital kinshasa hundreds of rangar refugees have crossed crossed into bangladesh are lining up to receive aid at the quick to prolong camp bangladeshis of mobilized to help some of the half a million people who've escaped the violence in. over the headlines the news continues but let's go back to snow on the n.d.s. . while the government on the google leaders may have regulated the growth of coca plants the production of cocaine continues unabated. the task of detecting drug activity relies on believe his own special antonov cortex police force they've got us. thinking a little but i'm going to get out of there she says you will be leaving the photograph they will again be a source of cocaine. all hit. by all but if you come to washington with. the better looking forward. to hosting requests. for the company knows who goes. by the key. to the. ok if you felt. like if you. you. might not feel. of course. the coca leaves are soaked in chemicals including sulfuric acid ammonia and gasoline. the coming boys if you get your

and south korea commander in chief of me and mars armed forces is blaming the rangar for the violence that sparked the refugee crisis maybe i'm hearing says only groups are being targeted the wife of pakistan's ousted prime minister nawaz sharif is one is parliamentary seat in a byelection came out high the reports from lahore that were not glorified with them around haunch bardi the p.d.i. coming again and a new party the milly muslim league going off your. foregone conclusion. and therefore having any problems although the margin of the rain or significantly lowered the time. a social media platform snap chat has blocked al-jazeera content in saudi arabia snapchat says it was asked by saudi authorities to remove the carter funded channel because it violated local laws saudi arabia has about eight million snap chat uses one of the largest in the world culture has been embroiled in a diplomatic dispute with saudi arabia and three other arab states since early june when they cut ties with our general motors has announced the recall of more than two and a half million vehicles in china

year more than half a million children could be refugees in bangladesh four hundred thirty thousand rangar have already fled in the past month because of the military crackdown in rakhine state supporters of catalonia separating from spain are protesting outside a courthouse in barcelona for a third day they demanding the release of regional government officials who've been arrested ahead of a referendum on independence next month spain's central government says the poll is illegal but catalan leaders insist it will go ahead. those are the headlines the news will continue here on al-jazeera but let's go back now to search of huet and russia. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter where you call home al-jazeera bringing the news and current affairs that matter to. al-jazeera. i've heard of a former labor camp god who lives in the area i just try to look for and talk to him how does he feel about his suffering through police state inflicted on people but i really wish there were a day. more than one. for no no the low the usual you know

relations are now between pyongyang and beijing amnesty international says satellite images shows burned rangar villages in me in march they say they detect up to eighty large fires in rakhine state since august but have been corroborated with photographs from the ground almost four hundred thousand range fed me and mark since the military launched a crackdown in rakhine state the army says it's targeting armed groups in the region aid agencies say they're overwhelmed by the crisis but those are the headlines and his continues here on al-jazeera after al-jazeera world stage and that's what. ily ily ily . it's ten a.m. in the morning in san diego california and a major brand is starting on a journey halfway across the globe to cars are palestine. the reason for a trip is a seven year old girl named fire. fighter i was only three years old when i first met her in the most challenging circumstances. fight i was injured in a bomb attack on our home in hostile and her bad crossed with a mild leading to a relationship that can be given no name. yet among finds herself on a plane bound for gaza a diff

to help the rangar refugees return home to me and called on the international community to take action to stop ethnic cleansing in me in my eyes because state. guard let's stick with the story and go to. the spokeswoman of the emergency desk of m.s.f. she joins us live on skype from amsterdam very good to have you with us tell us about the situation that you are facing and the refugees are facing what is it that they need. that effort these are needing a lot i mean this is the regime in bangladesh in the press sorry it's probably the extreme and the it's the what the problem is is that it's not only the scale of it the number serve you're talking now about at least four hundred thousand refugees all the refugees ridge are already there and they arrived in a very short time frame which makes it really difficult so what you see is that they are needing shelter or they need food they need clean water i mean at this moment people are sitting in makeshift gams and getting in the markets in their everywhere because they simply not enough space some people didn't eat for days and especially s

at least fourteen rangar from me and mine have been found dead after their boat capsized off the coast of bangladesh the bodies of ten children and four women were found on in on a beach in cox's bazar nearly half of a million range of sought refuge in bangladesh after fleeing attacks in myanmar united nations mission to minimize been delayed because of bad weather will be the first u.n. visit since violence broke out on august the twenty fifth hospitals in bangladesh the border with memory are struggling to cope with thousands of refugees escaping that military crackdown they accuse ing the army of shooting dead their loved ones journal reports now from cox's bazaar in bangladesh. the government hospital in the town of copses bazaar is the next best thing to the clinics in the camps it receives some of the more seriously injured and sick including you arrivals in the last few days. it's hot it's filthy and it stinks. but for mohammad saleem and his family it is a haven from the horrors of their journey to bangladesh woken up at night by gunfire in the village they ran for their lives

stones at the united nations shelter for thirty one refugees in the capital many women and children rangar fled after what the government describes as a shameful assault. journal how our reporter is that in bangladesh and he picks up the story from. the government hospital in the town of cox's bazaar is the next best thing to the clinics in the camps that receives some of the more seriously injured and sick including your rivals in the last few days. it's hot it's filthy and it stinks. but for mohammad saleem and his family it is a haven from the horrors of their journey to bangladesh woken up at night by gunfire in the village they room for their lives but the children were left behind . when the shooting stopped i came out of the jungle and found my wife where my other children i did not know i have three children and i found my wife on the floor and the baby i saw that my wife had been shot three times in one leg and in the other went in one side. mohammed picked up his injured wife and baby and fled they don't know what's happened to the other children aged two and three i knew that. i

and stated so and the fact that no one has done anything about it and given how an organized the rangar communities are in terms of leadership and so on we have now a militant group that has risen in the region. for right now and if anything is going to escalate i mean they've already started there's been some incidents in the last few months since and. and so on it's nothing of the scale of what the buddhist or the army is doing to the civilians but it is a start of countering violence with violence and if that continues it can only get worse let's listen to what could terry's had to say about the refugee situation how it's playing out so we can just remind ourselves we'll pick up of the back of that again i myself am a migrant as are many of you in this room but no one expected me to risk my life on a leaky boat or to cross a desert in the back of a truck to find employment outside my country of birth so if migration cannot be limited to the global elite refugees internally displaced persons. refugees internally displaced persons and migrants are not the problem the problem lies in co

there if it is in terms of disease exposure and exposure to the environment the first speech on the rangar crisis has done little to reassure the international community u.n. investigators are demanding full access to investigate claims of human rights violations by security forces take he's president spoke to al jazeera about his concerns and the response from and. it is a very light statement by on some sochi i wish she had made the statement earlier she's not made a very convincing explanation hundreds of thousands of people have fled me and of course the people will syphon her statement did not reassure this we took the initiative and held a meeting on the range of here at the united nations and we should a statement declaration at the end of the meeting and with the declaration we have discussed what kind of steps will need to be taken i want to thank bangladesh in particular they've decided to reserve an island for the rakhine muslims. and turkey will provide all necessary help along with other countries for those people who be arriving on the island django malik is the c.e.o. of the