we're looking at a report from the un refugee agency this wednesday which shows. the number of refugee children. to take away a child's right to education. the president's watching year after. dissatisfaction with the results from his own he's accusing google and twitter and facebook of political and censorship. running their own searches to see for ourselves and the queen of soul comes home in detroit. to pay their. legendary american singer who passed away earlier this month. because death toll has been revised over sixty times three thousand. and we'll be taking a look at how the tourism industry is trying to make a comeback we have that story and much more to show. you with the newsgroups live on air and streaming online through you tube facebook live and at al-jazeera dot com we've got some breaking news to start us off coming from the white house donald trump has been on twitter he has announced yet another departure from here. fresh off twitter white house counsel mcgann will be leaving his position in the fall shortly after the confirmation hopefully of jud

to go somewhere else to find work but the process has not been fast enough the united nations refugee agency is saying that they need at least forty six million dollars to cope with the refugee crisis by venezuelans all around latin america but so far they have only received around seven percent well ecuador in peru are tightening their border roles to try and stem the migration crisis from venezuela and alexander. and really talk about the ecuador colombia border i was under as we know ecuador is one of the countries that's now imposed a passport on those migrants before they could travel just id cards and now they need passports what's been the impact and fallout from that. well ecuador is to risk the restriction came into play in effect on august eighteenth five days ago at the time there were roughly forty five hundred venezuelan migrants crossing this bridge where we are on a daily basis that now we're down to less than five hundred so this is the main effect that has happened since the instant the introduction of this restriction the first couple of days that there was a build up of mi

the actor is an ambassador for the un's refugee agency and she was making impassioned plea on behalf s she met. she travelled to bangladesh and matt women and children who had suffered crimes, had had their villages burned, had seen members of their family killed before their eyes. —— and met. she said it was time to act is to make sure that they are protected in the future and she laid out some of the vivid account she heard from some of those refugee camp.|j vivid account she heard from some of those refugee camp. i have heard the gut wrenching accounts, stories of grave torture, of women brutally violated, people who have had their loved ones killed before their eyes. children who have seen their grandparents locked in houses that we re grandparents locked in houses that were set alight. i am the mother, andl were set alight. i am the mother, and i saw my own children in the eyes of every single refugee child that i met. i saw myself in every parent. how can any mother in due are seeing her child thrown into a fire? their experiences will never leave me. well, myanmar's representat

the actor is an ambassador for the un's refugee agency and she was making an impassioned plea on behalffugees she met in bangladesh. she travelled there and met women and children who had suffered crimes, who had had their villages burned, had seen members of their family killed before their eyes. she told the un security council that the rohingya people had been failed by the international community. she said that it was time to act to make sure that they are protected in the future and she laid out some of the vivid accounts she heard from some of those refugee camps. i have heard the gut wrenching accounts, stories of grave torture, of women brutally violated, people who have had their loved ones killed before their eyes, children who have seen their grandparents locked in houses that were set alight. lam a mother, and i saw the eyes my own children in the eyes of every single refugee child that i met. i saw myself in every parent. how can any mother endure seeing her child thrown into a fire? their experiences will never leave me. well, myanmar‘s representative was also speaking to

agency are as wired about the growing number of refugees who work and get anywhere near a classroom they say the problem is getting a lot worse. well last year four million refugee children didn't attend school that's half a million more than in twenty sixteen compared to ninety two percent globally only sixty one percent of refugee children attended primary school and as they get older the gap is growing two out of three children and primary never make it to secondary school well schools and eleven and cater for hundreds of thousands of refugees and some teachers are heading to work overtime just to make sure that everyone gets to class say in the hall the reports now from the bekaa valley. the school year starts in the next few days but according to the united nations up to three hundred thousand syrian children of school age will not be attending classes that has been the number of syrian refugee children who haven't been given an education among them these children they live in this camp in the big valley many of them are born in lebanon all they know is a life in exile the life of a

the un refugee agency wants the e.u. to take responsibility for one hundred fifty migrants have been stuck on an italian coast guard ship for more than a week some of those on board began a hunger strike on friday italy won't let them disembark unless fellow e.u. member states agree to take them in protest or shore say the migrants are suffering inhumane conditions on the ship. for a democratic republic of congo vice president bamba has been barred from running in december's election election commission says has rejected his application because of a conviction at the international criminal court and both were seen as a possible front runner for ten time this month after serving a decade in prison for war crimes those headlines do stay with us if you can people in power is up next on more news for you straight talk to that russia watching. desperate for oppressive laws millions of people have some refuge in europe sometimes their dreams three unwelcome realized sometimes disenchantment to the sterility drive from home in

as the united nations refugee agency plays a role and has a presence is specially in the areas of return now this is sometimes spot simple sometimes more difficult it is linked often to the security situation but he's clear to everybody in the actor that he's playing an increasing role in this situation is the russian federation that they have put forward the ideas thoughts the plan for the return and the same messages that i have described to you i have also fast and to the to our russian interlocutors i meet them in damascus as well. they know it or has the latest from beirut in neighboring lebanon. the united nations reiterating its longstanding position that refugee returns are still premature to organize large scale returns because the situation in syria is still not safe these returns cannot be in the words of the head of the u.n. h.c.r. sustainable he said philip ground a that they have been talking to refugees and we have been talking to refugees and refugees are concerned for a number of reasons even though the fighting has died down what are they going to return to many of the

to go somewhere else to find work but the process has not been fast enough the united nations refugee agency is saying that they need at least forty six million dollars to cope with the refugee crisis by venezuelans all around latin america but so far they have only received around seven percent muslims around the world are celebrating it. but in indian administered kashmir the holiday has been rocked by violence fierce battles have taken place between security forces and anti india protesters clashing how lame reports. the sounds of pellet gun shots yelling and smoke from tear gas canisters filled the air in several towns in the indian administered kashmir this week muslims are celebrating the eat or festival of sacrifice leaving many streets quiet. but not here in srinagar after evening prayers on tuesday hundreds of protesters demonstrating against indian rule carried signs hurled stones and even threw tear gas canisters back at police and not only that. many of our brothers are in jail many are injured with shotgun pellets and many have been martyred the indian forces are suppressing us

refugee agency wants the e.u. to take responsibility for one hundred fifty migrants who've been stuck on an italian coast guard ship for more than a week some of those on board began a hunger strike on friday thirteen of not been taken off because they're sick but it surely won't let the others disembark unless fellow e.u. member states agree to take them in protest on shore say the migrants are suffering inhumane conditions on the ship. that is to new leaders are accusing the u.s. of political blackmail after it cut more than two hundred million dollars of aid to gaza and the occupied west bank the u.s. says the money will be redirected to programs that align with american interests it's already decided to withhold millions of dollars from the u.n. relief agency and president trump outraged palestinians with his decision to recognize them as israel's capital do so with us the listening post is next. i don't call it i don't watch cancer for that search i'm. just trying to be. and i don't. follow i'm richard burton

to go somewhere else to find work but the process has not been fast enough the united nations refugee agency is saying that they need at least forty six million dollars to cope with the refugee crisis by venezuelans all around latin america but so far they have only received around seven percent latin american countries out to maintain an attempt to find a way to collectively deal with this venezuelan miten crisis ecuador and peru have announced people fleeing venezuela will now need passports to enter thing as many of them only have i.d. cards and that has many stranded in colombia because they can't get into those two countries joining us now. which is on the ecuador colombia border take us through the decision. to allow only venezuelans in the passport into it in the fallout of that. miles that came as a surprise things the village but am i going to really move around most american countries where with their id their decision came out of the blue after whether saw an increase in their daily arrivals of venezuelan migrants where we are now they there would be around forty five hundred an a

and that you would need as the united nations refugee agency plays a role in massive presence. especially in the areas of return now this is sometimes possible sometimes more difficult it is linked often to the security situation argentina's an economic crisis is worsening the currency has sunk to historic lows despite the central bank raising interest rates to sixty percent that's the highest in the world. and hundreds of mourners have gathered at the detroit church for a music infused funeral for a week there franklin a ceremony included tributes by the former u.s. president bill clinton and civil rights leaders jesse jackson and al sharpton there have also been musical performances from shaka khan and ariana grande's a. well those other headlines stay with us now for a walk on china's democracy experiment. tens of thousands of demonstrations erupt across china each year driven by anger over corruption and the illegal sale of communal land most protests fail to make an impact but in two thousand and eleven one to the chief by the. consulate just rose up demanding the return o

to go somewhere else to find work but the process has not been fast enough the united nations refugee agency is saying that they need at least forty six million dollars to cope with the refugee crisis by venezuelans all around latin america but so far they have only received around seven percent aid agencies in india say it could be days before the full extent of flood damage in the state of carolus no there has been no rain for the last three days but vast areas of the tropical ration remain under water many people still don't have a drinking water or electricity and her thomas this update. and team has moved away from where the worst of the flooding is in kerala so i'm not suggesting by any stretch that all of the. the water level has dropped this sort of level nevertheless it has been sunny across the state on wednesday and that means that water levels are dropping that's good news of course but it does mean that pools of water like this are being left behind this is getting pretty stagnant it's smelly it's the perfect breeding ground for mosquitoes and that's a big concern because mosqui

as the united nations refugee agency plays a role and has a presence is specially in the areas of return now this is sometimes spot simple sometimes more difficult it is linked often to the security situation at least a dozen fishermen in yemen have been killed in a saudi m.-r. articulation airstrike according to who the links media they say it happened off by an island which is part of a data province the coalition says the boats were being used to smuggle weapons. well those are the headlines stay with us now for this is here up. up as a moment of this now. since i'm thinking yeah so many books that us from the bottom books. put on the moon it was just. enough us for. causes it. to miss and. just a commitment to say that much of us. don't think that's a. fun and they're keeping us enough to. find another that isn't. and this is just. the intro to a phone call that the new long. washed up and this includes invasion. let me just. say something cool about a shelter not the person private companies have left the room and. i. was. on good made with your things. but not enough. to move. the

refugee agency plays a role and has a presence specially in the areas of return now this is sometimes sponsible sometimes more difficult it is linked often to the security situation argentina's an economic crisis is worsening the currency has sunk to historic lows despite the central bank raising interest rates to sixty percent that's the highest in the world. and hundreds of mourners have gathered at the detroit church for a music infused funeral for a wreath there franklin ceremony included tributes by the former u.s. president bill clinton and civil rights leaders jesse jackson and al sharpton there have also been musical performances from shaka khan and ariana grande's a well those other headlines stay with us now for a walk on china's democracy experiment. tens of thousands of demonstrations erupt across china each year driven by anger over corruption and the illegal sale of communal land most protests failed to make an impact but in two thousand and eleven one village defied the odds. to cancer villages rose up demanding the return of their lead and calling for their leaders to

the un's refugee agency estimates around four million refugee children missed school last year in the problems getting worse the u.n. says two out of three refugee children in primary school aren't going on to secondary and once governments are made agencies to make education a critical element of their response to refugees meanwhile un run schools for palestinian refugees and guards are in the occupied west bank of reopened despite the u.s. cutting two hundred million dollars and eight the un's refugee organization says it only has enough money to keep the schools open until next month. to open the school today was a very strong message that owner of believes in its services that we will not abandon our mandate our mandate is not for sale it's something that we believe in very strongly and today we could see it here we are very determined to keep this schools open i told the students they should focus and concentrate on their studies we will concentrate on getting the money to ensure they can continue their studies and a dam has collapsed in myanmar forcing fifty thousand people from

agency that helps palestinian refugee. nets in lockdown after an explosion in a cafe kills the leader of the russia back separatists in eastern ukraine plus. tributes to the queen of soul as detroit bids farewell to.

the un's refugee agency estimates around four million refugee children did not go to school last year but says enrollment is failing to keep up with the growing number of displaced people that want the government and aid agencies to make education a critical element of the international response to refugees meanwhile un once called for palestinian refugees have reopened to discuss despite huge cuts in u.s. aid where half a million students resumed classes and gaza and the occupied west bank but the un body responsible for palestinian refugees says it only has enough money to run the schools until september the u.s. has already stopped two hundred million dollars and there are reports it's considering ending all financial assistance how false it has more from west to receive them. well on right is making good this wednesday on its pledge announced last week that it would open its schools in the occupied palestinian territories and in its other three areas of operation on time despite the huge financial pressure that it's been under this year after the united states decided to withdraw

this one like the one you're seeing handled by the brazilian government and the united nations refugee agency here they are provided temporary shelter some fluid and medical but in spite of the fact that around twelve ministries the armed forces and the united nations are involved there are still hundreds and hundreds of families that are currently living on the street and are in desperate need that. telling us and of these also has generated lots of tension among the population let's not forget that brought out the state that this that is located is that one of the poorest in brazil with unemployment a lot of poverty so this has generated tension and that's what. government is trying to relocate those what coming here to other cities around the country so that they can move on with their lives find work among other things we also know that the fate of a lot i might have been asking repeatedly to the supreme court and to the federal government to allow them to shut down this border at least temporarily but the government has said that that he got it and that venezuelan will be allowed to cont

according to the un's refugee agency, around 5,500 people have left. and even more, 600,000 people have been internally displaced. >> from the air, kaga bandoro in the northern part of the central african republic looks pretty peaceful. but what we're seeing is actually a refugee camp housing around 30,000 people, some of them from the city itself. half of those in the camp are children. many have been badly traumatized. like lucie vlachou. she's 12, from a village a abot 90 kilometers away. lucie was forced to flee when her home was attacked by rebels. >> i have no family. i i live with other people frory village. >> a teacher from the village tells us that her mother was taken by the rebels. lucie hasn't heard from her since. everyone else in her family is dead. stories like lucie's are not uncommon. >> o one morning they came to r villllage. they had really big guns, and started shooting at everything in sight. they even killed children. i ran away w with my f familyd came to this camp. >> after s school, we accompay achille back to his new home in

refugee agency is senior field corner in amman says he is confident the refugees are data is secure and that the biometric system ensures aid goes to the intended recipients he added that only the un agency are as the second half of the encryption key in needed to view an individual's data now we asked the iris guard advisory board to comment on the findings of the redfish report but they have yet to get back to us goldman sachs told us it had nothing to at. so bob was incumbent president emerson. has one monday's election in more or less for after a break this is. see it is like the easy pen things and you can take your panics out your body and the body continues on it's just an appendage. so this is what people don't understand is that the u.k. leaving the e.u. the e.u. continues on great but if you take the appendix out of the bodies it's going to wither and travel and die because it has no body to exist anymore and this is what's happening in the u.k. and it's going to be a lot of fun to watch because there's been living beyond their means for somebody years and now it's all coming

refugee agency approach from the italian governmement. ere allowewed to wednesday night.t. the ship on the psychologists say that some had been kept in dark roomssin libya for several months,s,nd were alslso v very thin -- had t ononhe ship ititself, we are hearing rereports that thehe begun some kind of hunger strike to increase pressure on the italian government. that so ar, we are not seeing any indication that his government is willing to move unless it's -- it gets greater europeanrom other countries. has been critical of spain and germany, a accusing thhm o o failing to honor agreements ship that docked a couppe of months ago. so strong support from italians for this stance from the government, even though we are seeinn some protests beside the ship. it is creating plentt of division within siccll, as people feel the government should take a little bit more of a flexible approach and allow these migrants to disembark. that: thank yyu for update. josephine mckenna reporting from rome. militaryago, myanmar's rohingyaamuslims minority. at the u.n., it was described as te

millions of children around the world are beginning a new school year but the united nations refugee agency u.n.h.c.r. is worried about the growing number of refugees who won't get anywhere near a classroom and they say the problems getting a lot worse last year four million refugee children didn't go to school half a million more than in twenty sixteen compared to ninety two percent globally only sixty one percent of refugee children attending primary school and as they get older it doesn't get any better two out of three children in primary never make it to secondary school schools in lebanon cater for hundreds of thousands of refugees but some teachers are now having to work overtime just to ensure everyone gets to class has more on that from the bekaa valley. the school year starts in the next few days but according to the united nations up to three hundred thousand syrian children of school age will not be attending classes that has been the number of syrian refugee children who haven't been given an education among them these children they live in this camp in the big valley many of t

to go somewhere else to find work but the process has not been fast enough the united nations refugee agency is saying that they need at least forty six million dollars to cope with the refugee crisis by venezuelans all around latin america but so far they have only received around seven percent. could be days before the full extent of flood that mention the state of carol is no there's been no rain for the last three days but it's vast areas of the tropical regions region remain under water under thomas as this report. and team has moved away from where the worst of the flooding is in carolina so i'm not suggesting by any stretch that all of the water level has dropped to this sort of level nevertheless it has been sunny across the state on wednesday and that means that we will see levels are dropping that's good news of course but it does mean that poles of water like best are being left behind this is getting pretty stagnant smelly it's the perfect breeding ground for mosquitoes and that's a big concern because mosquitoes of course carry diseases now the relief efforts continue the not ye

refugee agency senior field coordinator in amman sees he's confident the refugee status is secure and not the bio metric system ensures aid goes to the intended recipients he added only the un hates c.r. as the second half of the encryption key that would be needed to few an individual's data well we asked the ira scarred advisory board to comment on the findings of the redfish report they haven't yet got back to us goldman sachs also said that they had nothing to out. lengthy litigation on a seemingly unilateral decision by the u.s. justice department sold blueprints for three d. principle guns made briefly available on the web and in the short time they were online it's thought the files were done loaded thousands of times on wednesday a texas based gun rights group published blueprints for three d. guns openly online but eight states went to court and a seattle judge then ordered the plans be taken down the bottle is not over though with the man behind the blueprints comparing his mission to anti establishment activism like wiki leaks. you could cause digital radicals we believe th

refugee agency senior field corner in amman says he is confident of the refugees a day it is secure and that the biometric system ensures goes to the intended recipients he added that only the un h c r has the second half of the encryption key needed to view an individual's data and we ask the iris guard advisory board to comment on the findings of the redfish report but they have yet to get back to us goldman sachs told us that it had nothing to hide. zimbabwe's electoral commission has announced of the country's incumbent president emerson. has emerged victorious in monday's election it was the first vote held by the country since of the ousting of longtime former president robert mugabe and the streets of the capital harare were quiet add to the time of the announcement however the city saw violent protests earlier with demonstrators alleging a rigged now on wednesday the military moved in and used gunfire to disperse the opposition protests resulting in six being killed. six out of ten provinces before problems came to his main rival nelson chamisa dominated in urban areas. during w

refugee agency senior feel coordinator in amman says he's confident the refugees data is secure and that the biometric system ensures a goes to the intended recipients he added only be un hates c.r. has the second half of the encryption key that would be needed to if you and individuals data or we asked the ira scarred advisory board to comment on the findings of the redfish report they help us yet got back to us goldman sachs house they told us they had nothing to. this week has seen another deadly day in yemen with scores of people losing their lives to honor a strike we have live reaction with a former pentagon official right after this. do the corporate mainstream media fuel america's cultural wars do they magnify political differences it would seem so how else could it be as the only topic that is discussed and argued over this donald trump are journalists infected with trump arrangements. hello again tragedy has struck in the yemeni city of hotate where the saudi led coalition has conducted air strikes resulting in civilian casualties yemeni officials say twenty eight people were k

the un refugee agency senior field coordinator in amman says that he is confident the refugees data is secure and that the biometric system ensures aid goes to the intended person he says only the u.n. h.c.r. has the second half of the encryption key that would be needed to view an individual's data we asked the iris card advisory board to comment on the findings of the redfish report but they didn't immediately get back to us on goldman sachs told us it had nothing to add. a video said to be from inside the plane that crashed in mexico on tuesday as a merged online apparently shows the moment the aircraft hit the ground. so which i know you said you heard a noise like thunder and then there appeared a light on the side where the wings are. everything was fine and then i felt that it fell and started to hit then it stopped and who all started to leave i was going to die. and i was praying i was praying to get the number of the source of the number as susan said jesus saved our lives it's a miracle fortunately we have no news of any deceased people the only one with think is in the seri

ok so we know that the un refugee agency senior field coordinator in ses he is confident the refugee state is secure enough the bio metric system insurers aid goes to the intended recipients he says only the un see are the second half of the encryption key that would be needed to view an individual's data or we also asked the irish guard advisory board to comment on the findings of the redfish report but they haven't yet got back to us well goldman sachs told us it had nothing to out. on the way another major sports where firms calling time on selling equipment to. the story and more after the break. join me every first week on the alex i'm unsure when i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. of the people in my. family we were in number one. all day the evidence is i want to see him with a little muscle growth that's. what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. skeery dramatic developments only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful ver

refugee agency is senior field coordinator in amman says he is confident of the refugees data is secure and that the biometric system ensures a goes to the intended recipients he added that only the e.u. and h. c.r. has the second half of the encryption key needed to view an individual state we asked the irish guard advisory board to comment on the findings of the redfish report they have yet to get back to us goldman sachs told us it had nothing to add . zimbabwe's incumbent president emerson. has one reelection more on that story after a short break but we're watching. russia is one of the countries that most buy capacity in all the very high population does that mean russia does need to be concerned about sustainability i would say yes absolutely you are no lucky situation where you have a lot of four per person so to say you know you have a lot of wealth make a logical wealth and but the word is very scarce so that's a huge economic advantage as well and saying wow this is an amazing form let's look after it well because that's our out said that the major loss to live well the long

refugee agency senior field quarantine there in amman say he's confident they refugees data is secure and that the biometric system insurers aid goes to the intended recipients he says only the u.n. h.c.r. has the second half of the encryption key that would be needed to view an individual's data or we asked the ira scarred advisory board to comment on the findings of the redfish report they haven't yet got back to us law goldman sachs told us it's nothing to out. sportswear giants seem to be losing their appetite for the uranian market with germany's snow seeing it will no longer work with the country's football federation the decisions thought to stem from the u.s. sanctions against tehran double quarter brings us the details. one by one business giants are cutting ties with iran and the latest is german sportswear company adi das the company said it's no longer going to do business with the iranian national football team and that didn't exactly go down well with tehran. given the improper in indic or a step taken by added s.a.g. with regards the sacred name of deer around on its we

refugee agency a senior field coordinator in amman says that he is confident the refugees data is secure and that the biometric system ensures aid goes to the intended person he says only the u.n. h.c.r. house the second half of the encryption key that would be needed to view an individual's data we asked the iris guard advisory board to comment on the findings of the redfish report but they didn't immediately get back to us all goldman sachs' told us it has nothing else to add up. on the way in the program another major sports where firms calling time on supplying iran's athletes and germany's being called to account for an african genocide a century ago those stories after a short break. became a camera. run through the list that showed some need for them. to videos and so on with the rookies stirring it. down more on string i don't rightly don't t.v. . you know world of big partisan lot and conspiracies it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past e

the un refugee agency would go to the islands and advise about how to create better conditions, but thend in very difficult situations. what is your reaction to this statement? well, we very much welcome that statement. it is indeed a crisis in overcrowding. this is also a health and mental health crisis, a crisis in protection. as my colleague said earlier in your programme, our medical teams are expecting to trick people for trauma they have experienced in their country of origin. what has taken our teams are back, and these are teams that have worked in war zones, is that they are treating trauma, mental health consequences of trauma that has happened in greece. we had children as young as ten attempted suicide on the island because of the fear they face. women, men and children. louise, and terribly sorry, but we are really struggling to hear you, we have technical issues with the line and the connection isn‘t brilliant. we will try to connect with louise later. ella kissi—debrah died five years ago, at the age ofjust nine, after suffering an extreme asthma attack. her inquest found

refugee agency are assisting venezuelans arriving in yuma who have fled an economic crisis in their home country to raise about has our report from the border town of both. there's a lot of inflow to the shelter in the city of. it's about three hours away from the border with venezuela is part of brazil's program to help the venezuelans arriving here. here two months ago soon after she delivered her baby boy i love it those are the biggest problem is finding food in venezuela we had a house water and electricity but no food at least here i have a chance. at the shelter people are provided food to eat and a place to sleep. for a man that. has been here for four months his son luis has down syndrome millions of people came from latin america to venezuela when they escaped war and now look at us but it's not easy because when you go outside the brazilians look at us as if they want to kill you. the northern brazilian state of florida is one of the country's poorest and that's why the government is hoping to start moving people to other cities to ease the burden on this border state and the

refugee agency estimates around four million refugee children did not go to school last year at says a role that is failing to keep up with the growing number of displaced people and once governments and aid agencies to make education a critical element of the international response to refugees and un run schools for palestinian refugees have reopened despite huge cuts in u.s. aid in body responsible for palestinian refugees says it only has enough money to run until september the u.s. has already stopped two hundred million dollars and there are reports it will soon end all financial assistance. just to open the school today was a very strong message that would rob believes in the services that we will not abandon our mandate our mandate is not for sale it's something that we believe in very strongly and today we could see it here we are very determined to keep these schools open and i told the students they should focus and concentrate on their studies we will concentrate on getting the money to ensure they can continue their studies international pressure is growing to prosecute me

neighboring countries like chad cameroon and the democratic republic of congo according to the un's refugee agency around five hundred forty five thousand five hundred people have left. and even more six hundred thousand have been internally displaced. from the air cargo bombed a row in the northern part of the central african republic looks pretty peaceful. but what we're seeing is actually a refugee camp housing around thirty thousand people some of them from the city itself. half of those in the camp are children. many have been badly traumatized by lucy bless you she's twelve from a village about ninety kilometers away. i was lucy was forced to flee when her home was attacked by rebels. who didn't have no family to live with other people from my village who was. a teacher from the village tells us that her mother was taken by the rebels one lucy hasn't heard from her since everyone else in her family is dead. stories like lucy's are not uncommon was last monday the man loved one morning they came to our village but they had really big guns and started shooting at everything in sight they even

to go somewhere else to find work but the process has not been fast enough the united nations refugee agency is saying that they need at least forty six million dollars to cope with the refugee crisis by venezuelans all around latin america but so far they have only received around seven percent. aid agencies in india say it could be days before the full extent of flood damage in the state of carola is you know many people still don't have drinking water or electricity enter thomas and this update. and team has moved away from where the worst of the flooding is in kerala so i'm not suggesting by any stretch that all the water level has dropped to this sort of level nevertheless it has been sunny across the state on wednesday and that means that we will see levels are dropping that's good news of course but it does mean that pools of water like this are being left behind this is getting pretty stagnant it's smelly it's the perfect breeding ground for mosquitoes and that's a big concern because mosquitoes of course carry diseases now the relief efforts continue they're not yet into a reconstru

millions of children around the world are beginning a new school here but the united nations refugee agencyor u.n.h.c.r. is worried about the growing number of refugees who won't get anywhere near a classroom and they say the problem is getting a lot worse when last year four million refugees children didn't attend school that's half a million more than in twenty sixteen compared to ninety two percent globally only sixty one percent of refugee children attended primary school and as they get older the gap is growing with the two out of three children in primary never making it to secondary school with schools and eleven cater for hundreds of thousands of refugees and some teachers are having to work overtime just to ensure that everyone gets to class say in the hall the reports now from the bekaa valley. the school year starts in the next few days but according to the united nations up to three hundred thousand syrian children of school age will not be attending classes that has been the number of syrian refugee children who haven't been given an education among them these children they liv

such as fuel medicine and other essential supplies mohamed atta while just djibouti and the un's refugee agency has tweeted out a snapshot of just how bad things are in yemen right now more than twenty two million people in need of aid almost eighteen million without enough to eat it also mentions cholera more than one million suspected cases as well as two million displaced two hundred eighty thousand refugees and asylum seekers. well an opposition leader has been barred from returning home to run in democratic republic of congo's presidential elections and morsi could to him be a wealthy businessman and a former governor of could tank a province has instead been charged with offenses against state security it comes as another rival of president joseph kabila former rebel leader and x. vice president jumpier ben has returned home to launch his own bid catherine soy has the latest now from kinshasa. well it's got to be is at the zambia and the democratic republic of congo border he managed to get into the country that's the r.c. but then police repast him he's with his supporters at the situati

more accommodation and a new refugee agency steps taken to prevent the chaotic scenes from happening again refugees are now distributed more efficiently upon arrival but there are still challenges. this is post that's actually sort of the structures aren't sufficient to provide a path for people to integrate into this is sizing if you demand that people integrate we must supply them the opportunity to integrate it's not a one way street it's the government's responsibility but civil society and refugees have responsibility to snap and then finish that mohamed is a refugee from syria who also arrived in berlin three years ago in spite of having learned german quickly and having a permanent home bureaucracy still makes life difficult. i'm an electrician by trade i trained in syria and worked as an electrician there as well as in lebanon and turkey but in germany it's difficult you can't just work it was my favorite job but unfortunately i can't do it any more. berlin twenty fifteen refugees were welcomed with open arms people spoke about the german vill commons call to a welcome culture