the oil field fields in the way back up and running oil is flowing again in these facilities in south sudan every barrel produced is vital to africa's youngest nation only provide nearly all of its g.d.p. but the main operating company says not our wells are working in the south of the field here has the capacity to produce forty five thousand barrels per day and it's only producing twenty thousand and the station wasn't working for five years so some wells have issues such as electricity and their production here is a tough capacity on production halted four years ago when rebels attacked the facilities thousand and has the third largest oil reserves in sub-saharan africa but the war would started in twenty thirty two years after two thousand and split from sudan with seventy five percent of the oil reserves resulted in major facilities being destroyed. production fell by nearly a third but now a deal signed in july promoted hopes of a return to full production four months on the country is still a long way short of its previous production level at the moment south sudan produces roughly o

arms embargo on south sudan and that has allowed arms shipments to come in to south sudan's neighbors legitimately and then be passed on into the south sudanese conflict and what we found is that in some cases correspondence between for example the ugandan and the south sudanese government show south sudan arranging for uganda to provide the paperwork that makes it look like these weapons are coming into for the end use of uganda and you say that you've not received a response from either uganda or itself sudan to these allegations but what are you hoping to achieve with this reports. so this is about more than just uganda or sudan or south sudan this is about the integrity of international arms controls the try to stop weapons getting into conflicts in too many cases that we documented we saw exporting states who weren't aware necessarily that the weapons were on their way to south sudan but you may have missed clear red flags that the weapons will might have been diverted so we saw repeated shipments for example to arms brokers that had been publicly named by the united nations secu

oil reserves in sub-saharan africa but the word which started in twenty thirty two years after south sudan split from sudan with seventy five percent of the oil reserves resulted in major facilities being destroyed. production fell by nearly a third but now a deal signed in july promoted hopes of a return to full production for months on the country is still a long way short of its previous production level at the moment south sudan produces roughly one hundred fifty thousand barrels per day forty percent goes to operational costs and the government is left with ninety thousand barrels out of that twenty percent goes to oil partners such as china sea n.p.c. and religious patron ask and the government keeps the rest but even then the country still has to share some of the profits with the government of sudan that's because south sudan lacks the infrastructure to process and transport its oriel it has the used to dance infrastructure and still has to pay nearly a billion dollars to sudan as part of a financial agreement it's signed following independence and the country's oil sells for five

the country still has to share some of the profits with the government of sudan that's because south sudan lacks the infrastructure to process and transport its oriel it has the used to dance infrastructure and still has to pay nearly a billion dollars to sudan as part of a financial agreement it signed following independence and the country's oil sells for five dollars less than the price on the international market every dollar earned is vital to reduce the high inflation a well the one we are suffering things have become very expensive hopefully the price will go down in the modern yeah this is the market where i sell my goods and they are expensive prices have been going up but they have started going down since the resumption south sudan's government says it's a work to bring production back to previous levels by the end of the year for us it is very right because they want to be the country and i personally believe. and the price of oil you must continue to remain good usually in terms of what you really need to make sure that we benefit from. both. many wells are yet to resume produ

south sudan has been at war for much of its existence and now report from an e.u. funded research organization says a network of shell companies in the us israel and uganda have helped the country get weapons that's despite a un arms embargo investigators with conflicts armament research found that nearly three million rounds of ammunition delivered to south sudan's army came from bulgaria weapons were also sent from two other european union nations and one military aircraft came from the us during the shipping process documents wrongly indicated uganda was the final destination of the arms but once the cargo arrived in uganda the shipment was illegally transported to south sudan. mike lewis is the head of regional operations at conflicts armaments research we spoke to him earlier on. that funding has allowed our field teams to spend nearly four years crisscrossing south sudan alongside both government and rebel forces to physically documents the weapons that are being used in the conflict that's hundreds of weapons from assault rifles to battle tanks over two hund

arms in bargo on south sudan and that has allowed on shipments to come in to south sudan's neighbors legitimately and then be passed on into the south sudanese conflict and what we found is that in some cases correspondence between for example the ugandan and the south sudanese government show south sudan arranging for uganda to provide the paperwork that makes it look like these weapons are coming into for the end use of uganda. well now the united nations is voted to get up stand up stand up for the rights of reggae music by adding it to its world heritage list. the un heritage agency in escrow says the music genre popularized by bob marley and other musicians is worthy of protection for its contributions to social and political justice reggae originated in jamaica fifty years ago with song lyrics tackling issues including inequality and police brutality well earlier i spoke to via robinson found a reggae brittania who explained to her attraction and her love of rag. people listening to reggae you hear the sound but they head to the roots of it they hate the music the hair the core

back up and running oil is flowing again in these facilities in south sudan every barrel produced is vital to africa's youngest nation all provide nearly all of its g.d.p. but the main operating company says not our wells are working in the south because of where the field here has the capacity to produce forty five thousand barrels per day and it's only producing twenty thousand and the station wasn't working for five years so some wells have issues such as i would tricity and their production here is a tough capacity all production halted four years ago when rebels attacked the facilities thousand and has the third largest oil reserves in sub-saharan africa but the war was started in twenty states seen two years after south sudan split from sudan with seventy five percent of the oil reserves resulted in major facilities being destroyed. production fell by nearly a third but now a deal signed in july promoted hopes of a return to full production for months on the country is still a long way short of its previous production level at the moment south sudan produces roughly one hundred

arms embargo on south sudan and that has allowed on shipments to come in to south sudan's neighbors legitimately and then be passed on into the south sudanese conflict and what we've found is that in some cases correspondence between for example the ugandan on the south sudanese government show south sudan arranging for uganda to provide the paperwork that makes it look like these weapons are coming into for the end use of uganda and zimbabwe opposition leader nelson chamisa has called for a nationwide protests against the government. party is warning any deaths during the protests will be the opposition's fault post-election rallies in august saw six people killed south korea's supreme court has ordered japanese industrial giant mitsubishi to compensate twenty eight south koreans for forced labor during the second world war the decision follows the court's ruling in october in favor of those seeking damages from another japanese company for its use of force or time labor. reports from the south korean capital seoul. there were two rulings by south korea's top court on thursday both ordering jap

i return back to normal or if there is an escalation south sudan's rebel leader we have to chart is back in the capital juba after two years in exile that's our attended a peace ceremony alongside his political rival president salva kiir the rebels and the government signed a peace deal last month in ethiopia about morgan reports from juba rick much r. is retracing the steps he took when he returned to south sudan two years ago to take up his role as vice president as part of a peace deal then that agreement failed now the opposition leader is again back in the capital from exile to celebrate the new peace agreement signed between the government and various other opposition groups last month. and then hug. we have peace now we have to hold on to it tony it didn't come alone we came with the opposition leaders to celebrate peace there were people arrested during the war who were charged or taken to court they should be freed we also asked the government to lift the state of emergency that was imposed during the war you know no one is more than in the army south sudan civil war started in

a million villages in south sudan water supplies contaminated by leaks from damaged oil wells the allfacilities were heavily attacked during the five year civil war that some are being repaired and production is restarting to boost the oil dependent economy but has hit the morgan reports villages in the northern state of or away fear further damage to their health for more than seven years doctor's advice to make sure his daughter is never alone they couldn't figure out why she lost the ability to walk. she was growing up normally she started crying one night that her body was aching then over a few weeks she stopped walking i took her to so many doctors no one gave me a reason why this happened he isn't sure what affected his daughter's health but the end of a tour is she loses the tumor growing on her hand four years ago and it's become more painful lately the forty two year old blames drinking water from a source near an oil well the ability to let me first there was pain in my left hand then i got frequent headaches then the tumor appeared on my right hand i drink the water that's

morgan reports now from juba the capital of south sudan. with fun between the government and opposition in sudan capital khartoum in september and. leaders which include president president the president of uganda and the president . of a deal that was fine but perhaps the most noteworthy attendant the opposition leader. who flew into the capital juba to day celebration let's remember that. previously find peace agreement. part of the country. is not mentioned in the peace agreement. to. come back home but they have. become a government of. a conflict which has hundreds of people and left more than half of the country's population in need of a five. seven million premature deaths each year pollution according to world health organization. the world health organization is meeting to discuss a plan to tackle the problem at its first ever conference on pollution in geneva jessica baldwin reports now from london where one mother is campaigning for greater awareness of the city's hazardous. she played football and loved to dance but age seven she

south sudan has been in conflict since twenty thirteen the war has divided the country among ethnic lines two hundred thousand people most of them refugees from sudan's blue nile state even this remote town and looked to be a band hospital for all their medical needs the war has destroyed almost the infrastructures which are especially in the up and they are. almost always including mother cattle spittles stewart living there in the process or who you know visions all of the mother to working to the capacity that they're supposed. should be a protector. for. he was her tormentor. betrayed for years she carries the evidence inside her. but will this be enough to find justice in afghanistan's patriarchal society. a thousand girls like me. a witness documentary on al jazeera. this is al-jazeera. jordan this is the out as they were news hour live coming up in the next sixty minutes the saudi crown prince allies on his way to the g. twenty summit where meeting with president trump is now looking unlikely. aside. no look the bilateral schedules fall to overflowing at this point. ukraine's presi

and south sudan. and facebook has come in it took several days before they shut down the auction after it was already completed. saying quote any form of human trafficking whether post, pages ads or groups is not allowed. we removed the post and disabled the account belonging to the person who posted to facebook. max, certainly a another hit for the social net work. where it has been seen that human trafficking is rif on facebook. and very hard for them to stamp this out. >> the concern being that if this was allowed to happen and encouraged almost. then it would encourage more people to put their daughters up. they would get more money. by opening up the market. >> that's a horrible way to put it. but it's right. you're right. that is the worry from ngos this could provide a greater access to a existing problem. more than half of young girls in soout sudan are married before age 18. despite is being illegal in the country. many are effectively sold. this is not a new concept. and other parts of afric

people morgan al-jazeera ruling south sudan.as a giant samson has apologized for illnesses and deaths among some of its workers at the factories it settles a longstanding dispute that began when an employee died of leukemia in two thousand and seven c.e.o. came can now i'm admitted the south korean company failed to provide a safe working environment at his computer chip and display factories the company also promised to comply with a compensation plan so he's famous leaning tower of pisa isn't leaning so much anymore the fifty seven meta towers slowly straightening thanks to engineering works carried out more than twenty years ago began tilting jaring its construction in the twelfth century mainly because of soft ground and inadequate foundations in one thousand nine hundred terry a site was closed to the public for the first time in eight hundred years because of fears it would fall over. as a stunt to study. it was it's in a fundamentally we've positioned a series of pipes with the rules which took away the soil from the oppo

. >>> the sale of a child bride in south sudan sparked an international outcry after reports that thetion for her was shared on facebook. but the man who married the girl says that is not the case. we learn more are from farai sevenzo in nairobi. >> reporter: after much concern all over social media about her fate, the young girl who was married by a businessman from south sudan who paid 500 head of cattle, three cars and $10,000 in cash for her hand in marriage, the story came full circle again today when we spoke to the husband who won her hand in marriage beating four other suit suitors. her husband flatly denied that this was an auction. he told cnn that if it had been an auction, everybody would have been allowed to bid. he strongly defended what he called dithe culture that you allows for the dowrys. and he says everything had been done in the correct way. when pressed again at what age she was when he married her, he flathl flatly refused to acknowledge her age. he says that the media portrays his culture in a negative light. and what is at the center of this entire story is wh

policies put facebook back in the spotlight after he sees a teenage bride from south sudan capital. and a popular russian cartoon is accused of being a kremlin propaganda tool designed to influence children's minds around the world. it's midnight here in moscow and you're watching all the death of corruption. ten years ago prosecutors are looking into whether his killing was organized by his former boss the british based. expert. post-mortem tests showed that there were symptoms of poisoning with the toxic water soluble aluminum compounds taken orally there has never been full scale research of such substances in russia but over dozens of years a logical research of these compounds have been conducted especially by the u.s. . we have to understand who is mr mckinney and who is mr browder the latin america born u.k. hedge fund manager had a huge business in moscow in the ninety's and early two thousand russia believes not very clean he was charged with nine years in prison in a potential for tax fraud so game admits he was his lawyer and top tax advisor and obviously russia considere

policies put facebook back in the spotlight after a heinous bitting page sees a teenage bride from south sudan auctioned off for cattle and cash. and its popular russian cartoon is accused of being a kremlin propaganda tool designed to influence the children's minds around the world. are broadcasting live from moscow this is our international thomas certainly glad to have you with us we start though with breaking news this hour from the united states reports emerging from chicago suggest that multiple people have been injured in a shooting at a hospital in the south of the city you're looking at live pictures right now of the scene you can see that there are evacuations taking place and of course emergency equipment around the area to cordon off the area and there is a heavy police presence at the scene as you can see one officer has been wounded and is said to be in critical condition police say that at least one possible offender has been shot the hospital has reportedly been evacuated here's how witnesses have been describing the events. chaos chaos you have seen as sort of that's what it w

that put facebook back in the spotlight after a heinous bidding page it sees a teenage bride from south sudan auctioned off for cattle and cash. and a popular russian cartoon is being accused of being a kremlin propaganda tool designed to influence children's minds around the world. are broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us there is a fresh development in the investigation over the death of anti-corruption lawyer sergei magnitsky nearly ten years ago russian prosecutors are looking into whether his killing was organized by his former boss the british based financier william browder. expect now and that is your real post-mortem tests showed that there were symptoms of poisoning with the toxic water soluble oh you mean incompetence taken orally there has never been full scale research of such substances in russia but over dozens of years texaco logical research of these compounds have been conducted especially by the us france and italy we have to understand who is mr mckinney and who is mr browder the la

page sees a teenage bride from south sudan auctioned off for cattle and to cash. in a popular russian cartoon is accused of being a kremlin propaganda tool designed to influence children's minds around the world. are broadcasting. international and sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us . now there is a fresh development in the investigation over the death of anti-corruption lawyer sergei magnitsky nearly ten years ago russian prosecutors are looking into whether his killing was organized by his former boss the british based financier william browder. post-mortem tests showed that there were symptoms of boys and with the toxic water soluble aluminum compounds taken orally there has never been full scale research of such substances in russia but over dozens of years texaco logical research of these compounds have been conducted especially by the u.s. and. we have to understand who is mr mcneil and who is mr brown the latin american born u.k. hedge fund manager had a huge business in the ninety's and early two thousand russia believes not very clean he was c

it's twenty eight seeing we're well into the twenty first century but in south sudan you can still buy a teenage bride for a few hundred cows three jeeps and ten thousand bucks this isn't from a fresh out on a billboard somewhere in the sudanese savannah the auction and wedding are done and over with and guess where the bidding happened on facebook. any form of human trafficking whether posts pages or groups that coordinate this activity are not allowed on facebook and so they took the auction posts down good job facebook just one problem like i said the wedding dress had been worn and it took days and days for the tech giant to act now this is how the family tried to impress the bidders by pitching the girls height the kids of the winner are guaranteed four n.b.a. slots and among the competing want to be husbands are said to have been local government officials they need to be suspended from their office and have risen full of it in this ng also only to needs to be held accountable that a girl could be sold for marriage on the world's biggest social networking sites is beyond belief.

all third unless it for how south sudan is banking on pumping much more oil. saudi arabia's foreign minister says the kingdom is united around its leadership as he angrily rejected reports about a change in the line of succession but reuters news agency says it stands by its story which that members of the royal family want to see crown prince mohammed bin salma blocked from the throne after the matter of journalist jamal khashoggi the trumpet ministration meanwhile is standing by a saudis realize as she had her tansey reports from washington d.c. . even as the saudi foreign minister insisted investigations were ongoing into the death of jamal khashoggi it was clear one possibility was not to be considered but the journalist was killed at the order of the highest levels of the saudi government which has led admitting that this was an operation that was that went wrong or people exceeded their authorities did something they're not supposed to do we have made it very clear that we're investigating that those who committed this crime will be a prostitute justice

an attorney for the national alliance for women lawyers in south sudan say community members posted the bidding process on facebook. it was written to encourage eligible men to participate. facebook took down the post on november 9th, but we found two posts about the girl still live on the site. >>> in some hotels depend on social media to bring in guests, but the spa in bali is taking a different approach. they are planning smartphones by the pool. new rules in effect every day. all electronics fall under this digital detox. the resort tells cnn is to create a place of tranquility where guests can be in the moment. one marketing pool found half of american travelers never switchswitch ed off device on -- switched off devices on vacation. i am adding that to my dream spot. >> a blissful havevacation. >>> ahead, giving thanks for food, family and football. drew brees was handing out gifts in the form of touchdowns. andy scholes has the "bleacher report" next. ...there's febreze fabric refresher. febreze doesn't just mask, it eliminates odors you've... ...gone noseblind to. and try febrez

also let it flow how war ravaged south sudan is banking on a return to full oil production. an unfortunate accident that's how saudi arabia's foreign minister is describing the premeditated killing. he's given a defiant interview to a u.s. based t.v. network once again backing the country's leadership and it's him battled crown prince on tuesday donald trump refused to hold the saudi rulers accountable citing security and economic interests he says the crown prince's role may never be fully known trump's responses provoked strong reactions from both parties with senior politicians calling for an investigation into mohamed bin salmond's role in the murder turkey's says it may push for an international inquiry its foreign minister says there shouldn't be a cover up to maintain trade ties with riyadh meanwhile reuters news agency says it's standing by it. reports that some members of saudi arabia's ruling family are working to block the crown prince from becoming king that self to the saudi foreign minister dismissed this story as outrageous and totally unacceptable should have

our system works only for safety reasons and borders here are porous these roads like this one in south sudan lead across sovereign front is and as people travel they give it the ability to travel with them to become something difficult but good enough to know we don't have any. kissel few boileau even. states but if. any kids that entity to be very challenging to people who comes through what does as the death toll mounts in the neighboring countries casey. al-jazeera. so i had for you on the program this hour we counts begin for crucial elections in florida which remain on a knife edge five days after the u.s. midterms and from a popular holiday resort to one of the u.k.'s poorest areas we visit the english town that's been struggling on the years of government austerity. it's been a pretty miserable weekend across many parts of western europe was the northwest you may have seen from the ceremonies taking place there but things will brighten up it will quiet down a cigar one through the next couple days somewhat ironically to see a fair amount of clouston in place for the british isles down

countries for their social political and economic stability things are particularly critical in south sudan somalia and yemen where for the past three years saudi arabia and iran have been waging a proxy war the result an entire generation is growing up in desperate poverty nearly two million children in yemen are unable to attend school one point eight million a mile nourished and of those four hundred thousand are acutely malnourished and in urgent need of medical care. these people are harvesting their lunch leaves from a local wild vine and nothing else because there isn't anything else no bread no roast no pastor the family have to fend for themselves. i am having to have help from a new organization. house time and again if they could help the families suffering because of the war. the jobs are one of many families who have fled to the remote hard to region to escape the fighting between the saudi led coalition and the who thing rebels this part of huggers not far from the capital sanaa about two hundred kilometers but the mountains here are high. saudi airstrikes have destroyed or da

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only for safety reasons and borders here are porous these roads like this one in south sudan lead across sovereign frontiers and as people travel they give him the ability to travel with them. becomes something difficult but it's good enough to know you don't have any. kissel few boileau even. states but. any cues that interest you to be very challenging to people who comes through the borders as the death toll mounts in the d.r. see neighboring countries are watching closely. al-jazeera. a recount has begun in florida for two k. positions on the midterm elections ballots are being counted again in the races for governor and the u.s. senate the first count republican candidates held a slight lead or county have. a thursday deadline to complete the recount gabriel has more from washington d.c. . they're talking about how this is a could potentially be a replay of eighteen years ago we all can remember in year two thousand that was a famous recall of the votes in florida during the george w. bush al gore presidential race of course all the rest is history now but bush ended up winning the

policies put facebook back in the spotlight after a heinous of pages sees a teenage bride from south sudan auctioned off for kabul and catch. the popular russian cartoon is accused of being a kremlin propaganda tool designed to influence children's minds around the world. you find those stories in full and over on our website my colleague you know neal he'll be back in about an hour's time with a full look at your news in the meantime here on arch international is cross talk but if you're watching us in the u.k. or ireland it is a renegade stay with us. hello and welcome to all things considered i'm peter lavelle briggs. and high drama the saga continues also the cia says it has high confidence they know who killed the shogi and it's at high noon for julian assange on. cross talking some real news i'm joined by my guest here in moscow marks he's an international affairs and security analyst we also have. a political analyst with international and we have glenn decent he is a professor at the higher school of economics as well as author of the decay of western civilization and resurgence of

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