why push forward with rwanda? the home affairs - deliver. why push forward with - rwanda?aren't convinced it's going to work and it's going to be expensive. figs going to work and it's going to be exensive. �* , ., . ., , expensive. as chancellor, i signed off on the policy — expensive. as chancellor, i signed off on the policy and _ expensive. as chancellor, i signed off on the policy and major- expensive. as chancellor, i signed off on the policy and major at - expensive. as chancellor, i signed off on the policy and major at the l off on the policy and major at the funding it needed, but is now important that as prime minister, i make that policy work. people want to know that our borders are secure. i've set out a ten point plan today to grip the problem and deal with it rapidly as prime minister. i'm prepared to do whatever it takes to keep this country safe and make sure our borders are secure. how keep this country safe and make sure our borders are secure.— our borders are secure. how sure are our borders are secure. how sure are you that all — our borders are secur

the idea that sending a few hundred people to rwanda will solve that is again just, people to rwandalve that is again just, it is fantasy. they need tolike at look at the reasons why people are identify opportunities for co—operation with other european governments. that is the only way we are going to see some of these numbers come down.— are going to see some of these numbers come down. more than 1,000 migrants have arrived in italy within a few hours this weekend. hundreds of others, rescued by humanitarian boats in the central mediterranean, are waiting for a port to receive them. local reports say the reception centre on the island of lampedusa has been overwhelmed. so far this year, 3a—thousand people have arrived in italy by sea, up from 25,000 during the same period last year. a state of emergency has been declared in part of california as a wildfire continues to spread rapidly near yosemite national park. the oak fire began on friday, and firefighters are struggling to control the blaze. more than 6,000 people have been evacuated from their homes. the us special envoy for cl

scheme and liz truss was saying _ the rwanda scheme and liz truss was saying she _ the rwanda schemerants to africa and everyone's reaction is more than zero _ everyone's reaction is more than zero because it hasn't worked so far, zero because it hasn't worked so far. and — zero because it hasn't worked so far, and there are lots of practical difficulties— far, and there are lots of practical difficulties around the fact that the rwanda government says currently it only _ the rwanda government says currently it only has _ the rwanda government says currently it only has capacity for taking in 200 migrants from the uk. also they are free _ 200 migrants from the uk. also they are free to— 200 migrants from the uk. also they are free to leave rwanda, they correctly— are free to leave rwanda, they correctly attempted to go back to uk again _ correctly attempted to go back to uk again. spending 120 million on that upfront— again. spending 120 million on that upfront as — again. spending 120 million on that upfront as we have done perhaps questionable decisions. there is that lrut— questio

grain of golden rwanda one. they keep the insecurity in congo in order to get the minerals for a cheap price, or even for free, a ball marcy, or gutted more. according to the us treasury, more than 90 percent of congress gold is smuggle to regional states including ronda . it also says that the gold trade is a major driver of conflict. people and gama, attired a violence since may anti round and protests have been held regularly across city or sea by anywhere tutsis from a wonder if the uniforms are a london that guns are a london, they are shooting indiscriminately local activists and goma feel let down by the international community, let them know that the international community doesn't say anything because they don't care about our insecurity. they don't care about our well being. for them, it's only important who's the guardian of their geopolitical interests, engineers, and that is your point. a sentiment shared by residence and gama. not only thought our country is rich, but we don't benefit at all, we ca

. irate journey and they could be sent on to rwanda.— on to rwanda.we are - questioning the deterrent effect. we certainly ask them to provide evidence modelling of how they've reached the conclusion that this policy is the right way to go. it hasn't been forthcoming. we are also concerned about the cost of it. the northern france migrant plan how they will get across the channel, seeing its final leg of the shortjourney. uk should seek a deal with the french, say mps, which will allow processing facilities to be set up so people can be assessed here as to whether they are eligible to be admitted to the uk. they believe that those given permission would then not have to pay the criminal gangs. in response to the mp's report, the home office as its new plant immigration will support those in genuine need while preventing illegal and dangerous journeys. it says those who are put on a plane to rwanda can rebuild their lives there. the first plan flight was stopped last month by the european court of human rights. june kelly, bbc news. it such a busy time

s. decided to halt its security of assistance to rwanda over concerns about the countries human rights record and recent month long simmering rivalry have boiled over into a crisis between the 2 african nations. with the d r. c. it's using rolando backing rebels who are profiting from the extraction of the countries mineral riches. since may the d r. c. army has been locked in clashes with the rebels of the march 23rd movement reportedly backed by rwanda, who have been waging afresh, offensive on strategic towns. on the gone ben border, the violence has killed more than 800 people and displaced more than 160000 people so far. this year that's according to the united nations. and in april rwanda reefs to deal with the united kingdom known as the asylum partnership agreement according to which all illegal asylum seekers arriving in britain may be transferred to wanda, where they are encouraged to stay for at least 5 years. however, rwanda, which is accused breaching human rights and on the brink of war with the neighboring d. r. c, can hardly be considered a safe haven for refugees as a

what must be done is a fool comprehensive piece process between the d, r, c and rwanda. there are a lot of grievances that have just been longstanding. we cannot have peace without a cost piece comes at the price comes out the political price. in other words, the ship in both the r c and rhonda, have to explain to the people, what are you trying to achieve and why and get the legitimacy of the people behind this deal. b, it's need to bring that to the, for all the grievances in the case of the r c. they need an international tribunal . they want they need truth and reconciliation in case of rhonda n d r c. they need to bring to the, for all the grievances that rhonda has all the grievances that the d r c has. and then hammer those out in the way that germany and france did in 1945. okay. and the way that in the country that is made peace is done in the past. and van bar pesos is a lily director of the africa program. i the center for strategic and international studies. thank you. you welcome, eddie. ah, the ongoing war in ukraine asked disruptor the shipping of going to

a conflict to the i see an rwanda have agreed to deescalate tensions for the assay accuses rwanda of backing mostly congolese. m 23 rebels in its territory. it had been hope the breakthrough would end a dispute which has displaced tens of thousands of civilians. but the rebels say they are not bound by the cease fire dw correspondent mario buller travel to goma in eastern congo and filed as report the sound of a bomb blast made that amazon. he, eddie fear for his life. it exploded near his home in the village of the honda eastern congo. he knew instantly that the m 23 rebels were coming on my visit. it was around 2 am. we were all afraid because it was not small bullets. there were bombs where we knew it was an attack. so everybody started fleeing. he got shot in the crossfire between the m. 23 rebels in the congolese army. 650 families have found refuge at this school near grandma not keep us. capitol. conditions are deplorable. people sleep in classrooms and they tell us, there is no food or medical care. 160000 people have been forced to flee since the classes began in april. the

under threat _ deporting people to rwanda under threat of— deporting people to rwanda under threat ofhest level is that this might not work. it is worth, for the — this might not work. it is worth, for the sake _ this might not work. it is worth, for the sake of balance, saying this is only been in place a few weeks. even _ is only been in place a few weeks. even tom — is only been in place a few weeks. even tom tugendhat, who presents himself— even tom tugendhat, who presents himself as _ even tom tugendhat, who presents himself as a moderate candidate, arguing _ himself as a moderate candidate, arguing that he would support the continuation of this policy because it's not— continuation of this policy because it's not been there long enough and we need _ it's not been there long enough and we need to— it's not been there long enough and we need to get more time to see what the outcome is. clearly, this is not ideal— the outcome is. clearly, this is not ideal from — the outcome is. clearly, this is not ideal from government. with the weather— ideal from government. with the weather be

in april rwanda reached a deal with the u. k. known as the asylum partnership agreement, according to which an all illegal asylum seekers arriving in britain may be transferred to rwanda, where they are, quote, encouraged to stay for at least 5 years. however, rwanda, which is accused of breaching human rights and on the brink of war with the neighboring d. r. c, can hardly be considered a safe haven for refugees as is jayma. after we came to libya, my husband was injured and put into a detention facility by the libyans, whether they were extorting money from us and but since we did not have much at that time, but they just kept beating my husband until one day he died from kidney failure that he was on low life florida. so he said the main manual apollo, both bullets you got and he still, he's talking about a policy gun. he said to help democracy. he's half socialism bots, nor have shenise him nor have demo for us. so saudi, i'm of laker, control any, any control of africa? well, that's all the news for this hour. we'll be ba

. army has been locked in clashes with the rebels of the march 23rd movement reportedly backed by rwanda. and they have been waging a fresh offensive on strategic towns on the garden border. the violence has killed more than 800 and displaced more than 160000 people so far this year. according to the united nations. back in april or want to reach to deal with the u. k. known as the asylum partnership agreement according to which all illegal migrants arriving in britain may be transferred to rwanda, where they are encouraged to stay there for at least 5 years. however, rwanda, which is accused of breaching human rights and on the brink of war with the neighboring d. r. c, can hardly be considered a safe haven for refugees. message name. oh, after we came to libby and my husband was injured and put into a detention facility by the libyans blood and they were extorting money from us and but since we did not have much at that time, but they just kept beating my husband until one day he died from kidney failure, but he was, ah, no likes we're sorting. he seats the main menu up our boats bulle

could actually benefit rwanda. rhonda does not need this kind of business. in frankly, the government, rwanda has had far more intelligent and sustainable schemes by sustainable, i mean, long lasting and enduring and, and practical. so i think it's just a cheap excuse for a very strange policy, which in some ways reflects other strange policies by the board of johnson government. the question is, will it survive the government situation in great britain because this policy isn't cheap flights to on the are expensive. and i believe that the british government has already spent more than enough, more than the 120000000 promised to kigali to participate in the, in the, in the scheme. children has accused the us of spreading iran. a phobic sentiment says joe biden ramps up his 1st presidential visit to the middle east. the u. s. is once more trying to create tensions and crises across the region through relying on the failed policy of iran, a phobia, a joint statement released after biden's trip to israel emphasized u. s. lead efforts to prevent a wrong from bui

now, it should be said, rwanda is actually much. it's not the rwanda of 1994 is, has improved significantly since then. it is actually one of the best managed african countries, but it has, apart from some refugees who may come from area which is closer than the other countries that really seems a completely illogical step that gives humanitarian lawyers and even people in pretty patel mister the home secretary named in great britain who is the architect of this scheme. it gives her critics ample father. i don't even think fellow conservatives in her own party and pretty patel's party agree with this policy. wholehearted. so it's a counterproductive and it goes on hypothesis because let's put it most policies to handle these refugees around europe are the definition of hypotheses. the war were started by european countries in western powers in all the places i said. and so the records are a problem related to that, but this solution is strange. what does the situation till about the overall treatment of asylum seekers in the u. k? i

it reports on things that can't be seen on traditional media in rwanda. like the court appearance, last month of another youtube, a monthly camera sera, was jailed last year and charged with genocide, denial after re spoken abroad cost about who'd killed members of his family. during the 1994 genocide, he told the court he was tortured in jail, denied his medicine for diabetes, and told that things would get worse off to wander hosted the commonwealth, had the government meetings known as children. and my pretty mom was wanting to do him up with the preacher, but i forgot what jorgen, what do you need at the region and you have any idea when you let me, jeff, what will you be there when you will be there? when did you know what i needed? if commonwealth countries came to rwanda's capital kigali for the meeting last week for london government denies torturing people and says it's court proceedings. a fair country to many reports by rights groups. no cross, president kick. i'm a was asked about rolanda human rights record in the closing press conference, an

hopes for a breakthrough in a simmering conflict in central africa with thousands already displaced rwanda on the democratic republic of congo, agree to de escalate tensions, but rebel fighters say they will not be bound by the sci fi ah, i'm fil gale. welcome to the program. british prime minister parish johnson has an unseal step down after 3 tumultuous years in power and a mass revolved in the top ranks of his conservative party. dozens of ministers quit his government in the last couple of days over a series of scandals. speaking outside his downing street headquarters, the prime minister said he accepted the judgment of his party. it is clearly now the will of the parliamentary, conservative party that there should be a new leader of that party in the apple, a new prime minister. and i agree with the grey brady, the chairman of our back bench empties that the process of choosing that new leader should begin now. and the time table will be announced next week. and i look today appointed a cabinet to serve as i will until a new leader is in place. so i want to say to the millions of peo

exporters of gold and colton for thought, but there is no grain of golden, rwanda one. they keep the insecurity in congo in order to get the minerals for a cheap price, or even for free, a bomb asi, or gutted more. according to the u. s. treasury, more than 90 percent of congress, gold is smuggled to regional states including ronda. it also says that the gold trade is a major driver of conflict. people and goma a tired of violence since may anti rondon protests have been held regularly across city or sea. but anywhere tutsis from a wonder, the uniforms of a london, they guns are a london, they a shooting indiscriminately local activists and goma few let down by the international community. let them know that the international community doesn't say anything because they don't care about our insecurity. they don't care about all well being for them, it's only important who's the guardian of fed geopolitical interest in it isn't that is your pointed a sentiment shared by residence and gama. not only thought our country is rich, but we don't benefit at all. we can't really

he is from the anglican church of rwanda, and then i'll come back to you if not the culture that how they buy more food to be. if they buy will that should dictate how the character will be. and i think that's up to making mistakes because the fit issued a just the bible to the new prints of culture, the bible that gives the like the guidelines. it's the bible is like a lighthouse for the people, at least for the christian. so you've heard of a dozen golf k, a condemnation from the anglican church in africa. does the church actually practice what it preaches and accept the bible in its entirety? as quote, lighthouse for the faithful clerks? quit the comments by the saying that we have to take the bible to shine the light in society in the same studies, right? but also in saying that we do that we are about to when it comes to some important issues in society. but when it comes to educate the queue, right, you know the church has a seems to go to the bible, just say ok, this is what it will be saying. and then we have to use that bible to shine the light on society. but it just is not

could actually benefit rwanda. rhonda does not need this kind of business in frankly the government rhonda has had far more intelligent and sustainable schemes by sustainable i mean, long lasting and enduring and, and practical. so i think it's just a cheap excuse for a very strange policy, which in some ways reflects other strange policies by the board of johnson government. the question is, will it survive the, the, the government situation in great britain because this policy isn't cheap flights to on the are expensive. and i believe that the british government has already spent more than enough, more than the 120000000 promised to kigali to participate in the, in the, in the scheme. while cubes government persists with its demands for increasingly more supplies of western made weaponry. a major us defense manufacturer has sounded the alarm that the available stockpiles were not meant to provide for a lengthy war. the ceo of northrop grumman says that the government needs to be clear about exactly how much weapo

but many l g b t 2, people say they didn't feel welcome and rwanda's churches until they found this one on the outskirts of the capitol. kigali were in foreclosure thanks. if their legal is conscious vicious. i heard about this church in a place that accepts us unconditionally and accepts anyone. i keep sac victor jack 5th to put in and i jumped for joy because this is something new in rwanda, after city at the moment i feel at home here because this is the 1st time i can freely saying, dance i know or talk with other people as you are not from the l g b t q, community on play malaysia on lacey, elijah in some popcorn love. you ran in on the same amount of money on it. christians from other churches criticize us, a number and the pin. they judges because of our sexuality thing, and i'm saying we are cast a similar letter. she'd a whole lot in their eyes. we will go to hell of a 100. so it is not easy for us to stay here and gone. the law of the house, the churches leadership made a conscious effort to open up its membership, which is currently at about a 100 people. they say another $50

he is from the anglican church of rwanda and then i'll come back to you. it's not to become that big piece. how the bible should be. it's the bible that should dictate tell dakota levy and i think that's what we're making mistakes because we see a just the bible to the new friends of coach the bible that he's delayed the guidelines. it's the bible. the flaky lighthouse for the future will be at least 4 patricia. so you've heard of a dawson gong k, a condemnation from the anglican church in africa. does the church actually practice what it preaches and accept the bible admits entirety, as a quote lighthouse for the faithful, close quote comments by saying that we have to take that bible to shine like him just like the same studies, right. but also in the same church are about it is when it comes to some important issues in society. but when it comes to q, right? you know, the child has seems to go to the bible just say ok, this is what it will be saying. and then we have to use a bible to shine the light on society, but it just is not always following what

hoped for a break through the simmering conflict in central africa with thousands already displaced rwanda, the democratic republic of congo, agree to de escalate tensions, but rebel fighters say they will not be bound by the cease fire. ah, i'm so gale. welcome to the program. but his prime minister barak johnson has announced that he'll step down after 3 tumultuous years in power under match revolt . and the top ranks of his conservative party, dozens of ministers, quit his government in the last couple of days over a series of scandals. the time table for choosing a new lady will be announced next week. mister johnson's name to new capitan says you'll continue, was prime minister until his success is chosen. speaking outside his downing street headquarters, the prime minister accepted the judgment of his party. it is clearly now the will of the parliamentary, conservative party that there should be a new leader of that party and that for a new prime minister. and i agree with the grey brady, the chairman of our back bench, m p 's. that the process of choosing that new leader should begi

but many l g b t 2 people say they didn't feel welcome and rwanda's churches until they found this one on the outskirts of the capitol kigali. where in fact, as yet that fidel is conscious. if i heard about this church in a place that accepts us unconditionally and accepts any one, i keep sac victor, jack 5th to put in and i jumped for joy because this is something new in rwanda, after 50, at the moment i feel at home here because this is the 1st time i can freely saying, dance or talk with other people because you are not from the l g b t, q, community one, play malaysia on lacey, elijah in some popcorn love on in, on the a single mom. did my in sanity christians from other churches criticize us, another thing they judges because of us sexuality thing i'm saying we are cast a semi let a sheet a whole lot in their eyes. we will go to hell. so it is not easy for us to stay here and gone. the law of the house, the churches leadership made a conscious effort to open up its membership, which is currently at about a 100 people. they say another $5000.00 from around the country follow the te

, rwanda one. they keep the insecurity in congo in order to get the minerals for a cheap price, or even for free, a ball, massey, or gutter to more, according to the us treasury, more than 90 percent of congress. gold is smuggle to regional states including ronda. it also says that the gold trade is a major driver of conflict. people and gama, attired a violence since may anti round and protests have been held regularly across city or sea by anywhere tootsies from a wonder if the uniforms are a london that guns are a london. they are shooting indiscriminately local activists and goma feel, let down by the international community. let them know that the international community doesn't say anything because they don't care about our insecurity. they don't care about our well being. for them, it's only important who's the guardian of their geopolitical interests, engineers, and that is your pointed a sentiment shared by residence and gama. not only thought our country is rich, but we don't benefit at a

it reports on things that can't be seen on traditional media in rwanda. like the court appearance, last month of another youtube, a monthly cara sera who was jailed last year and charged with genocide denial. after re spoken a broadcast about who killed members of his family during the 1994 genocide. he told the court he was tortured in jail, denied his medicine for diabetes, and told that things would get worse after wonder. how did the commonwealth heads of government meetings known as children and my mom was wanting to do him up with the children when you get us up who we need at the region of i you, i mean she like when you let me just leave it. i will be here when did you know what i needed? if commonwealth countries came through wanda's capital kigali for the meeting last week for london government denies torturing people and says it's court proceedings . a fair country to many reports by rights groups, law cross president, pool kick. i'm a was asked about rolanda human rights record in the closing press conference that are not due for a reason that

well, as chancellor, i signed off on the rwanda policy, made sure it had the funding it needed.r borders are secure, that we have control over them. i've set out a ten—point plan today to grip the problem and deal with it rapidly as prime minister. i'm prepared to do whatever it takes to keep this country safe and make sure that our borders are secure. how sure are you that all of those plans in the ten—point plan are going to be legal, because there are questions being raised already in terms of human rights and so on? well, what we do need to do is be very honest about the challenges that the echr, these european laws have on our ability to grapple with this problem. i've said that no option should be off the table. we have a new british bill of rights that's being introduced into parliament that i believe will help solve the challenges. and i've put some other further points in the plan today saying how we could do things differently from the european convention to strengthen our ability to deport people who shouldn't be here and protect our borders. but i want people to know

can be relocated to rwanda on downing street, the whole has already been developed. they say they are ready to finance such a move for tens of thousands of people. well, in rwanda they will be given the opportunity to get asylum and start a new life on the black continent. but the question is, are the ukrainians themselves ready to exchange the european dream for the african one? actually, for the west, everyone who is in ukraine today, including, probably, mr. zelensky himself, is a consumable item, which, if necessary, is not very easy to exchange and find a new one in its place, meanwhile, the welsh authorities explicitly recognized that there is no more money for the maintenance of refugees, according to information bbc new applications for the reception of ukrainians simply ceased to be considered, they did not expect that those wishing to stay in the wolsa. for a long time there will be so much in this, perhaps the essence of the problem attracted by various benefits and allowances. many migrants. moving to europe is perceived rather as a long-term vacation at

but prosecution lawyers accuse him of complicity in massacre of tutsis in southern rwanda. at least 800,000 people were killed in 1984 between april and july. the majority of them tutsis. many of those thought to be behind the massacres took refuge on french soil. it has taken years of campaigning by activist to bring those accused of orchestrate in the killings to court. >> found guilty, sentenced to 20 years in prison for his role hit in the rwanda genocide. eight contenders have received the required backing to stand for the leadership of the u.k. conservative party. the eight -- the timescale has been set for early september. september the fifth we understand when the new prime minister will be selected this is not an election. it is not a public vote. it is the conservatives replacing their leader. the party holds a clear majority in the parliament from the december 2019 general election. one of these eight politicians will be the next uk prime minister. let's take a look at the campaign of the former chancellor who resigned as boris johnson's finance minister last wee

a lot of - what she has done, rwanda, action on migrants _ what she has done, rwanda, action on migrantse of tory. she has to— for a particular type of tory. she has to appeal to her mps and assuming it's a wider tory party, you know. — assuming it's a wider tory party, you know, to the grassroots as well, and i_ you know, to the grassroots as well, and i think— you know, to the grassroots as well, and i think that will play quite well with quite a lot of them, it may— well with quite a lot of them, it may he — well with quite a lot of them, it may he an _ well with quite a lot of them, it may be an interesting one to see how that does— may be an interesting one to see how that does land with the grassroots. moving _ that does land with the grassroots. moving away from the leadership now. let's have a look at the mere's front page. ambulances and the rest of the crisis. tell us more about this story. pm of the crisis. tell us more about this story-— this story. an important story by the mirror. _ this story. an important story by the mirror, probably— this story. an important story by th

rwanda didn't come up in the debates.s that— what the other story is pointing out is that this — what the other story is pointing out is that this stage, this is no evidence _ is that this stage, this is no evidence of the numbers of people trying _ evidence of the numbers of people trying to— evidence of the numbers of people trying to cross the channel. also, it's in— trying to cross the channel. also, it's in the — trying to cross the channel. also, it's in the experts to deal with these — it's in the experts to deal with these problems, who failed to get through— these problems, who failed to get through your asylum system, who doesn't _ through your asylum system, who doesn't do — through your asylum system, who doesn't do that, that it does look like an— doesn't do that, that it does look like an awfully long way to go. it was written in a bad light. ultimately, the defence for priti patel— ultimately, the defence for priti patel would be doesn't work or doesn't — patel would be doesn't work or doesn't not. it is to

if commonwealth countries came to rwanda's capital kigali for the meeting last week, rwanda's government denies torturing people and says it's court proceedings affair . country to many reports by rights groups. norcross president, talk a gummy was asked about rwanda's human rights record in the closing press conference or not before we're in a prison that shouldn't be there. by there are people who are not in a prison who actually should be. now the commonwealth meeting's over the leaders of dawn. john williams is left wondering what's in store for him. those who have tried to speech to speak out the job. how are you today or june? second, forced it off with a country free. some of them disappear in a female or even they die. malcolm web al jazeera, kigali. rwanda still to come on. that is, i will be live in denmark where this years taught of france is about to start. that's coming up in school. ah. a whole newer oh ah you very much, adrian. while the walls most famous cycling race gets on the way in denmark, in a few minutes time, he tore the france opens with a 13 kilometer time trial

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and it says those who are put on a plane to rwanda can rebuild their lives there.e european court of human rights. june kelly, bbc news. in the last few years we've become used to seeing footage from video cameras worn by police officers. but — from today, in a uk first — every frontline officer in west midlands police will be live streaming those body—cam images back to their control room — so the situation can be monitored in real time. our midlands correspondent phil mackie has been to see the new technology in action. siren wails. response officers beth and darren have been called out on a fairly typicaljob. so we're just going to a third party report that his neighbour has been robbed and attacked by four to five white males. no other details as of yet. injury to the head. apparently he's been hit with a glass bottle. but when they arrive, there's a difference. both officers have switched on their cameras and are sending a live stream back to the control room. he got the bottle and raised it up. smashed it across my head. yeah, i've seen some damage on your do

as in rwanda say they're being targeted by the government. traditional media already subject to tight restrictions, making the online platform, the popular alternative for journalists. but some of youtube is biggest broadcast, isn't or one to have been jailed, and save our being tortured and fretting with death. our web reports from kigali. you know, we were john williams and tale says, being jailed by police for weeks at a time and receiving death threats. come with his job here in rwanda, you don't believe he's a journalist and youtube will caster to have it. he says the people, he speaks to a sometimes threatened to who is here. he's reporting on a community of people who were evicted by police and whose homes were bulldozed. the houses from this area they want compensation with several of rwanda's, most followed youtube broadcasters, a rule ready in jail, but including some who reported on all were critical of the evictions. i'm focused on justice, human rights and advocacy. and i know, although the 3 areas are risky here to wander, but i'm committed to john williams. you tube cha

but as we first reported in november, the mountain gorillas of the east african nation of rwanda arewhen american naturalist dian fossey moved to rwanda half a century ago to study mountain gorillas, their numbers were dwindling, down to just 254 individuals. but today, they're up to over 600 with another 400 in neighboring uganda. the only great ape whose numbers are actually on the rise. how they've done it? a joint effort by scientists and government to save gorillas and help the human communities around them with a key role played by tourists. these are the virunga volcanos, home to most of the world's mountain gorillas. dian fossey aptly called them gorillas in the mist. but when the mist lifts, they are gorillas in the sun, doing what mountain gorillas do -- eat, rest, eat some more, and snuggle. >> when you look in the eyes of a gorilla, you see a kindred spirit looking back at you. they are so much like us. they have friends. they have enemies. they love to play. they love to eat. they love to nap. they are incredible moms and incredible dads. >> so we're going to pull this o

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