refugee agency and the great government built the new accommodation after finest destroyed the maria camp. these are all short term interventions and he said not deemed adequate in view of the upcoming winter and only yesterday we saw heavy rainfall salissa silent which resulted in the number of stones in the new site being flooded and this just stresses the need for urgent action this is also the aim of the current government 2000 people have already been granted asylum and on now on the mainland. of certainly the money have made if it's get the asylum procedure back on track and we are optimistic that we will soon be able to have as many asylum applications as before the fire and maria. most of the people here will have to continue their wait. and in formula one news 1st lady's driver lewis hamilton has won the eiffel grand prix in germany equaling michael schumacher is all time record of $91.00 grand prix wins in the process the reigning champion has now edged closer to a 7th world championship title after that victory at the nerve birdbrain. rounding out the podium were read max'

refugee agency in rio her colombia. and another of wars was also unknowns for contributions to the greater good the nobel prize for medicine this year's prize winner are the scientists who discovered they have it so see virus where the work of americans harvey alter and charles rice and britain michael horton was honored says in stockholm the prize is especially significant this year as the world's grapples with the corona virus pandemic. the world health organization says around a 10th of the world's population may have been infected with corona virus in the majority of people worldwide remain at risk the comments come as the number of confirmed cases globally past 35000000 the director general is calling for global unity to defeat the virus. i will never be tired of calling for solidarity finger pointing will not prevent a single infection apportioning blame will not save a single life what saves lives is national unity and global solidarity everyone must play their part from the individual decisions we make to protec

i first remember seeing your work with the un refugee agencies. the world, dealing with communities that have been decimated in many ways, what do you think we could be doing collectively right know to help not just our immediate community but people around the world that feels like the situation is helping. >> you actually do a really great job of that because you are so international too, and also your background and are you buracial and i think where you come from really does play a huge part in the journey that you take. and for me, you know, on both sides of my family, whether it is the holocaust on my mom's side or you know the liberian civil war on my father's side, both of my grandparents were fleeing. and became refugees. and that naturally my devotion to the refugee agency, i believe stems from this place of wanting to protect people because i needed protection, my family needed protection. what is really important is that we can all do is whether it is just falling the unhcr or really paying attention to what is happening globally, espe

refugee agency is warning that already difficult living conditions are set to get even worse. the new 10 city was built around amount with about 7700 residents the comp isn't fully occupied but the people living here are unhappy about the conditions there is no bathroom did is no. washroom that is not even. was very nice and there is a very bad situation because. one and divide turn it inside 10 mobile phone footage taken by migrants shows the damage caused by recent stones local authorities say 80 tents can no longer be used. the un refugee agency and the greek government built the new accommodation after 5 destroyed the maria camp. these are all short term interventions and if they're not deemed adequate in view of the upcoming winter and only yesterday we saw heavy rainfall salissa silent which resulted in the number of stones in the new site being flooded and it is just stresses the need for urgent action this is also the aim of the greek government 2000 people have already been granted asylum and are now on the mainland. but we have made efforts to get the asylum procedur

refugee agency in distributing aid supplies in gaza. briefly left the hospital where he's being treated for coronavirus to do a drive by the hundreds of supporters gathered outside the move has attracted strong criticism with one doctor working at the walter reed hospital saying the irresponsibility of the decision was astounding earlier doctors treating the u.s. president revealed his oxygen levels dropped briefly on both friday and saturday john hendren reports from. i it was perhaps the most brazen campaign stop in u.s. history a candidate so sick with a potentially lethal virus that he has taken. barren mental cocktail of drugs and at least twice supplemental oxygen sneaking out of his hospital room and into a hermetically sealed as u.v. with 2 secret service agents waving at the fans lined up outside as his motorcade took a victory lap on both sides of the street he tweeted a video explaining why i also think we're going to pay a little surprise to some of the great paper that we have. and they've been out there. they love our coun

feeding some of the most vulnerable during the pandemic the challenges faced by the un's refugee agency in distributing aid supplies in gaza. thanks for joining us donald trump has briefly left the hospital where he's being treated for coronavirus to do a drive by for hundreds of his supporters who are gathered outside the u.s. president was seen waving to crowds from vattel motorcades as he did a lap of the street directly outside the walter reed military medical center minutes prior to the trip outside he posted a new video on twitter saying he now understands covert 19 having experienced it firsthand. we're getting great reports from the doctors this is an incredible hospital well to read the work they do is just absolutely amazing and i want to thank all the nurses the doctors everybody here i've also got to meet some of the soldiers and the 1st responders and what a group i also think we're going to pay a little surprise to some of the great patriots that we have out on the street and they've been out there for a long time and they've got trump play and they love our country so i'm

the damage caused by recent storms local authorities say 80 tents can no longer be used the un refugee agency and the greek government built the new accommodation after files destroyed the maria camp. these are all short term interventions and he said not deemed adequate in view of the upcoming winter and only yesterday we saw heavy rainfall some as was silent which resulted in the number of stones in the new site being flooded and it is just stresses the need for urgent action this is also the aim of the greek government 2000 people have already been granted asylum and on them on the mainland. we have made if it's get the asylum procedure back on track and we are optimistic that we will soon be able to have as many asylum applications as before the fire in the aria. most of the people here will have to continue their weight. to tennis no and rafael nadal has beat novak djokovic in a blockbuster showdown at the french open the spaniard won in straight sets 662752 claim his 13th french open title he has now equal roger federer's all time record of 20 grand slams in the process and didn't lose

refugee agency and the great government built the new accommodation after 5 destroyed to the maria camp these are all short term interventions and these are not deemed adequate in view of the upcoming winter in only yesterday we saw heavy rainfall some of those were silent which resulted in the number of stones in the new site being flooded and this just stresses the need for urgent action this is also the aim of the greek government 2000 people have already been granted asylum and on now on the mainland. we have made efforts get the asylum procedure back on track and we are optimistic that we will soon be able to have as many asylum applications as before the fire. most of the people here will have to continue their wait. a shift to tennis now and rafael nadal has beaten novak djokovic each in a blockbuster showdown at the french open spaniard won in straight sets 6 love 6275 to claim his 13th french open title equaling roger federer's all time record of 20 slams the doll didn't lose a single set throughout the tournament. and in formula one news mercedes driver lewis hamilton has won

there are calls from the refugee agency for basic hand -- sanitation to be improved.ur correspondent reported last year where she met a heavily pregnant woman from afghanistan. she has been speaking to her about what happened next. >> it is about children stuck in camp. >> remembering life in camp. she was moved months before it burned to the ground. the memories of what happened are seared into her mind. >> hell, you know. >> i meant her when she was pregnant back in december last year. >> i don't want to be here with myaby. >> hello. so lovely to see you again. >> 10 months on and she now has a healthy baby girl. she was born safe and well in january at a local hospital. >> when you put her on your heart, it was like i forgot everything and you see a new world. i see my baby. you should be careful and take care of it. >> the family is now living in this one bedroom flat in a village outside athens. a year since arriving from afghanistan, theyre waiting for their asylum claim to be heard. in the meantime, they are banned from working. they are given money to buy the

refugee agency is turning 21 schools in gaza into food distribution centers for those most in need that's in addition to 31 distribution centers already operating under a lot was forced to suspend all food distribution during the pandemic due to safety restrictions to 1000000 palestinians living gaza more than half of them depend on un food handouts. israeli protesters have divided coronavirus restrictions against the prime minister for the 15th straight week on wednesday israel and out gatherings of more than 20 people as part of the renewed. netanyahu government is under fire over its handling of the economy and the covert 19 crisis those are the headlines the news continues after people in power. 2 planes came from an 15 man checking out hotel mr there must be missing for 5 days it is possible to fully claim the premises all forensic evidence but what you then leave is evidence that you have fully cleaned funk the mistake wanted to give except that it's a bum stuck to it speaking about the whole intimate before even the saudi government i will just have to jamal khashoggi murder in a s

refugee agency says that he has tested positive for the virus for.day just led the 1st 2 days of the organization's main annual meeting in person authorities in sri lanka have banned all public gatherings after a cluster of infections at a garment factory the outbreak emerged on monday and has seen more than 800 cases and in china soaring demand for flu shots has caused shortages residents are worried about the possibility of catching both the flu and coated 19 this winter. the film slumdog millionaire made it world famous we are talking about the authorities worried crowded conditions would make stopping the spread of covert 1000 there and possible but this area managed to flatten the curve through an intense public health campaign containing covert 19 it came with a price though shuttered businesses and lost jobs lurk as other danger to people already living on the edge. about a 1000000 people live in this province of tyro be known for its multicultural and entrepreneurial spirit. with its knowledge of migrant working class population he was expect

britain, the u.s., and european union held a virtual conference with the refugee agency thursday. meet a funding target of $1 billion this year. close to one million near to -- live near bangladesh camps. the u.n. says since the pandemic has made it severely underfunded task even more difficult. poland's top court ruled a law allowing abortions due to fecal defects is unconstitutional. it means it is almost totally banned. it will only be allowed in the case of rate,, -- rape, interest, or -- incest, or mother's health. >> [speaking foreign language] >> the constitutional tribunal says the law is unconstitutional, so a public debate should develop so the protesters were gathered here under stand -- understand this is not about threatening a woman's life or safety, but protecting the lives of children born sick, or down syndrome, or physical defects, so we can save these children. >> [speaking foreign language] >> i cannot get my head around the situation in which an forced to give birth to a child who is going to die. this is traumatic for everyone. for nine months, you'll be carr

displaced ranger refugees britain the us the european union held a virtual conference with the un refugee agencythursday they were aiming to meet a funding target of warmed 1000000000 dollars this year close to a 1000000 range and now live in crowded bangladesh camps which comprise the world's largest refugee settlement the u.n. says the pandemic has made it already severely underfunded tosk even more difficult . poland's top courses ruled that a law allowing abortions to keep fetal defects is unconstitutional the decision means terminations are now almost totally banned abortions will only be allowed in the case of rape incest or if the pregnancy threatens the mother's health poland's opposition says the court is carrying out the political will of the ruling conservative party means something else to the same people who want to see the constitutional tribunals says the law is unconstitutional so a public debate should develop so that the protesters were gathered here understand that this is not about threatening a woman's life or safety it's about protecting the lives of children who are born s

and a un refugee agency and guards or is turning schools into food distribution centers to help those most in need on roe was forced to suspend all food distribution join the pandemic due to safety restrictions and schools will be in addition 31 distributions already centers already there 2 people 1000000 people live in gaza one half of them depend on u.s. food and outs. inside story is that. we're heading to the place so deep in the proving amazon it's taken us 2 days on this boat just to get there from the search current dangerous macaque techno look at what is being done to protect one of the region's most iconic creature cars were disappearing because k.l. legal pad trade with the main research just wanted to see if reintroduction of nikon's was a viable option to save some of these population pretty good. techno on al-jazeera . after months of pushing for a rapid return to normal president drums in the hospital and a growing number of his political allies civil suit tested positive for cope with 90 with cases rising in many countries will trumps illness become a wake up call for

refugee agency says migrants are facing even worse humanitarian conditions then before defend them ik i guess we need to respond to the reality on the ground it would be an error not to address these growing needs where working with the government to generate that response. from the swelling crisis was already one of the worst in the world depend pushing migrants and those struggling to help closer to the breaking point listen to them and just. but the u.s. presidential election just 2 weeks away donald trump and his democratic rival joe biden are trying to win over the undecided voters and they also have their eye on those who live in the suburbs where kate 6 rain 2016 and he came close to winning minnesota from white john hendren reports. of the suburbs were rolling lawns lead to expensive homes where scenic views meet shops quaint and common close to culture far enough from squalor idyllic havens of safety and middle income splendor but don't let the leafy tranquility fool you divisions here run deep these are the battlegrounds where the u.s. election will be decided. in suburban m

in socially distanced camps in as well as allowing less than 200 enter on any given day the un refugee agency says migrants are facing even worse humanitarian conditions then before defend them ik i guess we need to respond to the reality on the ground it would be an error not to address this growing and we're working with the government to generate that response. crisis was already one of the worst in the world the pandemic is pushing migrants and those struggling to help closer to the breaking point. feel knighted nations has secured $1700000000.00 in international aid for the troubled region of africa the pledges were made during a virtual meeting of several donor nations. both. active in the fast. and alarming ration. this crises has deep origins climate change rapid population growth struggles to find enough resources for people to sustain their livelihoods conflict and into that space coming terrorists and extremists and the only way to change the course he's ready to deal with the causes of this problem so people may differ livelihoods to make a way through the changing times we need m

the united nations refugee agency in gaza is turning schools into food distribution centers to help those most in need of the start of the pandemic unruh was forced to suspend as a because of code 960 restrictions to regain its report. in the shati refugee camp near gaza city people queue up for food parcels many live in extreme poverty and for then aid provided by is a matter of survival. there are 8 people in my family before the pandemic the economic situation was already bad and now after the outbreak everything stopped no work no life there is nothing in gaza we depend on food parcels and the charity we get from volunteers. and or is working gaza was made more difficult by the us decision 2 years ago to end its $360000000.00 annual contribution the impact of the coronavirus and the disruption to food handouts because of health and safety restrictions has increased anxiety levels say many cause in this. it will be a humanitarian catastrophe stops the palestinians people will not have food to eat most of gaza's population about 80 percent depend on this. for the blockaded territory wit

in socially distance camps in as well as allowing less than 200 enter on any given day the un refugee agency says migrants are facing even worse humanitarian conditions than before defend them ik. i guess we need to respond to the reality on the ground it would be an error not to address these growing needs where working with the government to generate that response. the venezuelan crisis was already one of the worst in the world the pandemic is pushing migrants and those struggling to help closer to the breaking point listen to them. french president shutting down a pro hamas group he says is the directly implicated in the murder of a teacher on friday someone patty was killed after showing his class cartoons of the prophet mohammad a memorial march taking place in paris and. a march in silence to mourn the death of the french schoolteacher stabbed indicate that in broad daylight in a suburb of paris. political reaction to the murder of history teacher. is anything but quiet. to the sound of the national anthem members of the french parliament gathered then a minute's silence. afterwards ca

refugee agency with the red cross with unicef with different n.g.o.s journalists at the border and we've also just checked with a shelter head in the ever learned of the city that was just telling you about where we saw the systematic kidnapping of migrants up until this point they've all said to us that they haven't seen this happening they haven't got this confirmed the unaccompanied migrants are being put back across into mexico so this is something that we're still checking up on it's base the new york times reporting on internal e-mail coming from big within customs and border protection one of the officials there a high ranking official sort of saying that there were suspected cases of this happening we have also reached out to customs and border protection saying that we're going to be talking about this tonight and they haven't given us an answer so far as we can get. confirm this we do have this response from the mexican government it says the mets can government will follow up on specific cases of minors that could have vented mexico in a regular fashion and i asked them what d

refugee agency in gaza or is turning schools into food distribution centers to help those most in need or was forced to suspend all food distribution during the pandemic to take over 960 restrictions schools will be in addition to $31.00 distribution centers already. 2000000 people in gaza live in gaza more than half of them depend on the un food handouts. thousands of people have been protesting and ball gary are calling for prime minister boyko borisov to step down have been regular demonstrations for the past 3 months protests in the marching of allegations of government corruption threats to the independence of the news media and concerns over the independence of the courts force of denies the allegations and is refusing to step down before the end of his term in march. burgess says in chile santiago have faced off with police over inequality and alleged police brutality and he threw rocks at police who was framed water cannon and tear gas and the process is angry after a teenager was injured during a protest on friday video appears to show an officer throwing him off a bridge prot

refugee agency says migrants are facing even worse humanitarian conditions than before defend them ik i guess we need to respond to the reality on the ground it would be an error not to address these growing needs where working with the government to generate that response. if any swelling crisis was already one of the worst in the world is pushing migrants and those struggling to help closer to the breaking point listen to them. thailand's prime minister is recalling parliament for a special session next week as protesters continue calls for him to quit thousands or rallied for 6 straight days in the capital bangkok along with prime the. nation they want reforms to the constitution and the monarchy many are also angry at the government's decision to suspend an online t.v. station that it says a spreading false information. about the government will talk to the media and suspend the ones that need to be suspended i'm not violating anyone's rights everyone has the duty to protect and eliminate harmful intentions to create or incite chaos i can't let something like that happen. there we

refugee agency is turning $21.00 schools into food distribution centers for those most in need there in addition to $31.00 distribution centers already operating operating under a wall was forced to suspend all food distribution during the pandemic due to safety restrictions about 2000000 palestinians live in gaza more than half of them depend on you on food handouts. israeli protesters have defied a crying of virus restrictions to rally against the prime minister for the 15th straight week. on wednesday israel banned outdoor gatherings of more than 20 people as part of renewed lockdown messes netanyahu government is under fire over his handling of the economy and the code lines in crisis protesters want him to step down while he's on trial for corruption on charges of bribery and for carry forth it is in west jerusalem he says small crowds of protesters have gathered outside of netanyahu house. tens of thousands of people at hundreds at least of small protests across the country the organizers of one of the main organizers of these long running out and you know demonstrations they'r

refugee agency with 12-1 long shots.bers of the nobel committee considered 318 candidates this year. that's it. thanks for spending your time with me. i'm kim brunhuber, "early start" is up next. you're watching cnn. robinhood believes now is the time to do money. without the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. >>> new information this morning on what motivated the men accused of plotting to kidnap the democratic governor of michigan. >>> president trump push to go get back on the campaign trail, even as he refuses to say when he last tested negative for coronavirus. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world, this the "early start," i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett, it's friday, october 9th. 29 days to election day. we start with new developments in what federal authorities was a plot to kidnap michigan governor gretchen whitmer. 13 people now

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the un refugee agency said there had been a fall in numbers of people arriving on other routes., was being tracked by a military drone. but despite a pledge by both the british and french authorities to make the route unviable, people have been crossing the channel in boats in record numbers. now the british government is said to be considering bringing into service disused ferries to house migrants while their asylum applications are considered. number ten and the home office have been clear that they are going to take whatever action is necessary to put a stop to these small boats' crossings, and that includes addressing what is called the draw factors — the things that make britain an attractive place to come to. they're looking at a whole range of things from cruise ships and ferries through to offshore fast—track assessment centres, through to changing the immigration law. so far this year, more than 7,000 migrants have reached the uk by boat. in september around 1,950 people made the crossing — that's a higher figure than for the whole of last year, when 1,835 migrants cro

in socially distanced camps in as well as allowing less than 200 enter on any given day the un refugee agency says migrants are facing even worse humanitarian conditions than before defend them ik. i can't we need to respond to the reality on the ground it would be an error not to address these growing needs where working with the government to generate that response. if any swelling crisis was already one of the worst in the world depend pushing migrants and those struggling to help closer to the breaking point listen to them and just. not scientists are putting the final touches to plans for a spacecraft landing on an asteroid 320000000 kilometers from earth if all goes well they hope rock samples will help unravel some of the mysteries of the solar system but the reports. a historic moment is on the horizon of the nasa cyrus rex mission it's about to briefly touch down on the surface of asteroid banding together a sample of rock something nasa has never done before this is the culmination of a lot of work it's probably one of the most exciting missions that i've worked on and this is reall

in socially distanced camps in as well as allowing less than 200 enter on any given day the un refugee agency says migrants are facing even worse humanitarian conditions than before defend them ik. i guess we need to respond to the reality on the ground it would be an error not to address these growing needs where working with the government to generate that response. crisis was already one of the worst in the world is pushing migrants and those struggling to help closer to the breaking point. lots more still to come on this news hour including. and probably for me a bit troubling. households split presidential contenders take the fight to the suburbs. celebrations in thailand the protesters are set free on bail but the fight for reform continues. hello the weather patterns in the northern hemisphere the edge to be further east woods so the big lows in the atlantic in this one are also edging a bit further into western europe and they're bringing significant rain a moment to portugal overnight it will tend to drop a little bit the rain through france the british isles to a sudden scandinavia

the united nations refugee agency in gaza is turning schools into distributions answers to help those most in need now the start of the pandemic was forced to suspend its aid because of khirbet 900 safety restrictions has been. in the shati refugee camp near gaza city people queue up the food parcels many live in extreme poverty and for then aid provided by is a matter of survival at that that leaves there are 8 people in my family before the pandemic the economic situation was already bad and now after the outbreak everything stopped no work no life there is nothing in gaza we depend on food parcels and the charity we get from volunteers and or is working gaza was made more difficult by the us decision 2 years ago to end its $360000000.00 annual contribution the impact of the current virus and the disruption to food handouts because of health and safety restrictions has increased anxiety levels say many cars and this and this is very it will be a humanitarian catastrophe if stops the aid to palestinians people will not have food to eat most of gaza's population about 80 percent depen

rosella pagliuchi lor is the un's refugee agency representative in the uk1. everybody shares in the world, which is millions of people every year are forced to seek asylum elsewhere. but what i would like to say however is that the uk indeed has less of a problem than many others. in talking about the little boats across the channel, that rate so much attention, and indeed their number has increased. but that has been compensated by a very net decrease of arrivals in other ways. so in fact this year, there have been far fewer people arriving in the uk than we would expect. the government had her concerns about the number of people come again and it is considering offshore solutions. do you think there are any offshore solutions that are acceptable? i think is understandable the government would be concerned. they depend on what we're talking about and turn them offshore solutions. i don't what might‘ve been discussed within the government, butjudging from from media reports, the idea was probably looking at in australia solution. that has led to some thousand

refugee agency unit 7. the defense also say that they need to be assured of the status of another of the accused 3 the man one of the men who was convicted who was also a refugee who status was revoked so they need to know the status ahead of sentencing we did speak to the prosecution lawyers as well who are saying that they are happy broadly about the conviction and they're going to be pushing for the maximum sentence of 20 as. catherine sorry that life is in for no thank you. and greece leaders of the far right golden dawn party have been found guilty of running a criminal gang police firing tear gas at their supporters who began attacking by the protesters and police after the virtex over the safe verdicts effectively bans golden dawn which was once greece's 3rd largest political force the american trial assessed 4 cases at once 1st the killing of the rapper pavlos faces in the 23rd scene a golden dawn supporter was found guilty along with 15 accomplices then there was the attempted murder of immigrant f

staying at an emergency camp ever since, but there are renewed calls from the united nations refugee agencyo share with my baby. zainab, it‘s so lovely to see you again. same to you so much. ten months on, and zainab now has a healthy baby girl. she was born safe and well in january at the local hospital close to moria. then they put her on your heart, it was like, i don‘t know, like forgot everything, and you see a new world, i see my baby and you have it, and you should be careful of it and you should take care of it. the family is now living in this one bedroom flat in a village outside the greek capital, athens. a year since arriving from wartorn afghanistan, they are still waiting for their asylum claim to be heard. in the meantime, they are banned from working — but they are given money to buy the basics. we want to make a life for her, but we can‘t because we‘re stuck here without any future. maybe we should go to other countries and they have a less refugee and we will be safe there. zainab‘s family is considered one of the lucky ones. the fires that ripped through moria left 12,000

local aid agencies offer help in refugee centers included supplying baby food and diapers.y have been displaced once before from the war in the early 1990's. armenian forces occupied seven cities in azerbaijan. >> they're providing food and medicine and everything. we must go back to our home. this is how it has to be. i would rather eat a piece of onion and bread in my own home. >> the cease-fire was violated when it started. both sides accused the other of opening fire. it was supposed to allow the handover of bodies of soldiers and prisoners of war supervised by the international red cross. that hasn't happened. >> we're in continuous discussions with them, passing proposals back and forth. operational and logistical agreements need to be agreed and in place and the safety of our teams guaranteed for such an operation to take place. we are, however, not involved in the political negotiations. >> in addition to the cease-fire, the international community should urge armenian forces to withdraw from what it calls azerbaijan's occupied territories based on the u.n. and e.u.

is actually much broader in a moment we'll bring in our guests and discuss the work the agency does with refugees and in war zones along with a disaster and famine relief its best known for but 1st this report from our diplomatic editor james bass. and so we work with the people in rehabilitating allin with what we call him moves in now the head of the world food program david beasley was on a trip to west africa he'd been in bikini a fast so and then was in 2 countries blighted by conflict and hunger when he heard the news i mean this is the 1st time in my life a bit speechless like. this luckily will talk about the most exciting point in time in your life is the nobel peace prize it is because of the w.t. family they're out there in the most difficult complex places on in the world whether swart on fleet climate extremes it doesn't matter they're out there and they deserve this award and wow wow wow wow mark it will even before the nobel announcement some of predicted the peace prize might go to the world health organization but that would have been controversial the agency and its head dr ted

and tartars city in azerbaijan take shelter in a school in the town of marjah local aid agencies or for help in refugeecenters including supplying baby food and diapers. many of these officers have been displaced at least once before during the war in the early ninety's then armenian forces occupied 7 cities and i was already john close to knock on a car of our albums a lot of moms are you providing food medicine and everything but we must go back to our homes this is how it has to be a rather eat a piece of onion and bread but in my home. a ceasefire which came into force on sunday has been violated from the 1st hour it started both sides accuse each other of operating fire the cease fire acreage in moscow last week was supposed to allow the handover of bodies of soldiers as well as prisoners of war supervised by the international committee of the red cross that hasn't happened we are in continuous discussions with them proposing passing proposals back and forth. operational and largest tical agreements need to be agreed on in place and the safety of our teams guaranteed for such an operation to take