these rangar are they any closer to going home i'm stephanie decker in southeastern bangladesh will be looking at those questions coming up. well we got such high food making its way away from the philippines now but still a fair legacy of cloud on the right dragging its way in across parts of the philippines in particular this is what remains of typhoon handphone that's going to make its way over towards central parts of vietnam over the next couple days weakening as it does say we can see how was dragging in a fair amount of wet weather for friday saturday does look like a slightly better die still a few showers coming through but things starting to dry up as the system pushes across into the south china seas elsewhere the usual scattering of very heavy showers some heavy showers that for malaysia and down into indonesia meanwhile across australia we've had

something that 3 quarters of a 1000000 rohingya in bangladesh need in the 1st of our series stephanie decker reports from cox's bazaar we're a hindu refugees remain stuck while 1000000 bars leaders deny the genocidal campaign which drove them there 2 years ago. the forest is slowly growing back even starting to outgrow the huts it now shares these hills with this tree used to be the only reminder of the thick canopy cut down to make way for the hundreds of thousands of who fled what you see here was a forest preserve 3 years ago it's taken a multinational effort by different agencies together with the bangladeshi government to host almost 900000 people on this challenging terrain but what happens now this is the 3rd year of the rowing go crisis the 1st year was all about saving lives and the 2nd year was about stabilizing the situation in the camp that you see and i would say about the 3rd year really has to be about preserving people's hold and their dignity for the year for the future and when we look at the hills of myanmar just over there that's where people want to go that's what they t

far as the eye can see what is the future hold for these are they any closer to going home i'm stephanie decker in southeastern bangladesh will be looking at those questions coming up. but we begin with mckenna faster and a country in mourning there's been a 2nd massacre just a day off to one of the west attacks in recent years security forces and became say around a dozen soldiers have been killed in an ambush in sume province near mollies border on wednesday more than 100 people were killed in a coordinated attack on an army base well 2 days of national mourning were declared on the interest begins our coverage and a warning some viewers may find the following images disturbing. officials and say these are the bodies of some of the men who attacked the positions of civilians in the roles. the military says it killed at least 80 of the attackers. it's one of the worst attacks by armed groups since 2014. this attack on a restaurant and work a degree 2017 killed dozens of people. the government of booking a fossil has declared 2 days of national mourning for victims of tuesday's attack well sinc

the eye can see what does the future hold for these are are they any closer to going home i'm stephanie decker in southeastern baghdad basher will be looking at those questions coming up. now but is mourning the dead from 2 attacks in just the past 48 hours at least 10 soldiers were killed when they were ambushed on wednesday night in song province that's near mollies border and on choose day a coordinated attack on an army base and a nearby town killed more than 100 people including the gunman who launched the assault has more details and a warning that some viewers may find pictures in his report to stopping. officials and say these are the bodies of some of the men who attacked the positions of civilians in the malls. the military says it killed at least 80 of the attackers it's one of the worst attacks by armed groups since 2014. this attack on a restaurant in what degree 2017 killed dozens of people. the government of booking a fossil has declared 2 days of national mourning for victims of tuesday's attack well since. we have to think about solidarity and national cohesion people women fo

seen from all across these camps but as things stand for now it may as well be a world away stephanie decker 0 in the rain the refugee camps of southeastern bangladesh on 2021 mark 5 years of conflict in yemen the war has killed thousands and displaced more than 3000000 people in part 2 of our series on next year's biggest stories we'll look at the prospects for peace that's coming up on friday december 27th. sky watchers across the gulf in southern asia have been treated to a rare solar eclipse it's known as a rain of fire and happens when the moon isn't close enough to the to completely obscure the sun it means you can still see a thin bright ring outside around the outside the phenomenon lasts about 3 hours as always much more news on our website al-jazeera dot com the very latest stay on that breaking news story in take this president announcing plans to send troops to libya more in just a few minutes. so again i'm fully back to go with the headlines on al-jazeera turkey's president for ship type or at owen says he will be sending troops to libya after an invitation from its internationa

rohingya refugees watchdogs on suit to deliver her testimony in court they called her a liar stephanie decker has more from cox's bazaar in bangladesh. these are the people who endured those her renders atrocities at the hands of me and maurice the military and these are the people who are being referred to in the case at the international court of justice people have been calling for justice for a very long time it's almost 2 and a half years since hundreds of thousands fled in just a couple of weeks across the border here into the southeastern part of bangladesh where people also want to go home and that doesn't seem to be the case is it that's going to happen any time soon there are huge challenges ahead yes hugely significant that you had sung suchi aunts are questions are aunts are allegations of genocidal intent at the court but many people will say that this is not going to address the immediate issues of when and how these people are going to go back to be repatriated we were speaking to the head of the un refugee agency of bangladesh and he was telling us that even if repatriation st

seen from all across these camps but as things stand for now it may as well be a world away stephanie deckerin the running a refugee camps of southeastern bangladesh 2025 years of conflict in yemen the war has killed thousands displaced more than 3000000 people in part 2 of our series on next year's biggest stories examines the prospects for peace that's coming up on friday december 27th. competing forces in brazil all want to exploit the rainforest president jiah balls and has already bore land for farming and development at indigenous groups want a slice of the lucrative agribusiness to as we see in human reports. which means thick forest is a state in central brazil twice the size of california and better known today for its endless fields of crops and cows. but there's still a lot of tropical forests left including income. the 15000 square kilometer indigenous reserve says of the book it's here that we meet a. leader of the national indigenous farmers association like most tribes the predecease used to live from subsistence farming but now they're growing and selling soya and other grain

campaign against the muslim minority 2 years ago we have 2 correspondents covering the story stephanie decker is with hundreds of thousands of writing to refugees in cox's bazaar in bangladesh but 1st let's speak to wayne hey who is in the hague well wayne was there anything in the statement that might have changed the minds of critics. no i don't think so that speech that opened a 1000000 miles defense against genocide charges has been widely criticized some have accused her of lying in that statement others have said that really a large part of it was about her trying to protect herself from any future legal proceedings against her post simply remembering that can't happen here at the i.c.j. this is a state versus state dispute in that speech she refused to address the specific allegations of murder torture and rape carried out by security forces as she made excuses for the me and my military she blamed the whole thing on ripping of militants who attacked security forces but really if we trace the origins of this latest round of violence you have to go back to 2012 when. attacked in retired

seen from all across these camps but as things stand for now it may as well be a world away stephanie decker in the running a refugee camps of southeastern bangladesh. 2020 were marks 5 years of conflict in yemen the war has killed thousands and displaced more than 3000000 people in part 2 of our series on next year's biggest stories al-jazeera looks at the prospects for peace that's coming up on the 27th. now sky watchers across the gulf and southern asia have been treated to a rare solar eclipse it's known as a ring of fire and happens when the moon isn't close enough to the earth to completely obscure the sun it means you can still see a thin bright ring around the outside the phenomenon lasts about 3 hours. headlines on al-jazeera at least 10 soldiers have been killed in a 2nd attack in booking a fossils province of some it came just a day after dozens of civilians were killed in a coordinated attack nearby 2 days of mourning were declared syrian government troops have captured dozens of villages in the last rebel held province of it live nearly 130000 civilians have been displaced with

there live for us in the hague will be following that hearing for us well let's go live now to stephanie decker he's in cox's bazar in bangladesh stash all the refugees there with you aware of what's happening today in the hague and today believe it will actually has any impact on their lives. a part of them are aware there was just a protracted around a few 100 in solidarity that saying calling for justice is what is happening there and then but this is a city of refugees it's almost a 1000000 people this is a city that has a population i call it a city it's not a city to record you count as you can see their makeshift pots all across the area a population equivalent to that of this from about or all those that breaks it down really in terms of the sheer size of this well when it comes to evidence you're asking there are this is evidence you've been covering the story since the exodus of the rain in 2017 talking to people the stories collected by myself and my colleagues are ones of horror is that sometimes a very difficult to believe mass range of mass killings people locked inside their home

well let's go live now to our stephanie decker who's on the ground in cox's bazar in bangladesh with those hundreds of thousands of refugees stuff we were just hearing there from wayne that the i.c.j. doesn't have any kind of implementation mechanism so what's the feeling bad to the refugees believe what's happening in the hague will have any kind of actual impact on their lives. well people here who have been calling for over the last 2 years really it is just of course there is an awareness that it is going to be very difficult or not for miller with the ins and outs of the legalities of the differences between the i.c.j. in the i.c.c. which is also looking into potentially launching an investigation here in trash in criminal court that court can bring specifics against individuals what you're seeing now is the charges against me and more of not doing enough to prevent a potential genocide but the evidence here is vast i mean we're in a refugee camp there are various camps that make up almost a 1000000 people in each of these makeshift you have a family or you have an individual th

the eye can see what does the future hold for these or are they any closer to going home i'm stephanie decker in southeastern bangladesh will be looking at those questions coming up. tens of thousands of syrians are fleeing it lived provinces russian backed government forces close in on the last rebel held province they were new ground an air offensive has seen more than 40 villages recaptured by the syrian government but many syrians are on the move north towards the turkish border but turkey's president has warned his country cannot cope with another influx of refugees for now syrian government forces are focused on capturing the town of mud out on the money which sits on these to teach em 5 highway mohammad the dough has more now. from montauk you're on turkey's border with syria. there's no letup in the mosque exit out of civilians from serious loss to the rebel held strong. tens of thousands of rushing to its the turkish border scrambling to escape the aerial onslaught from russian and city and forces on. the asterix shelling and but obama talks on it lip appears designed to do just thou

seen from all across these camps but as things stand for now it may as well be a world away stephanie deckerin the running a refugee camps of southeastern bangladesh. well sky watchers across the gulf south asia have been treated to a rare solar eclipse it's known as the ring of fire and happens when the moon isn't close enough to the earth to completely obscure the sun so you can still see a thin bright ring outside the phenomenal glass for about 3 hours. well still ahead in sports a 4 year record comes to an end for the reigning n.b.a. champions league that story straight after the break. this is a boon for point people right now and technology there is so much going to help people it's from thanks for calling i read this is there and what are you looking like today we get to that client with their day to day tasks and give them more independence and freedom as far as our customers get that sure is a tomato that exploration process is amazing in we have that technology available to us techno on our jersey. well clock time sport now i'm just talking with a sport by day it's one. way basketb

there will be challenges ahead if the status quo remains as is thank you very much for that stephanie decker reporting live there from bangladesh is conscious bizarre. india's government has ordered thousands of troops into the northeastern sates of assam entry poor are following violent protests against a controversial citizenship bill. hundreds dividing her future protests in goa hati the largest city in assam protesters here migrants from bangladesh will be made citizens both houses of parliament have passed a bill which allows citizenship to minorities facing religious persecution in pakistan bangladesh and afghanistan but muslims are excluded and aura is that those demonstrations in goa hati in assam state the idea of to protest to the. stage of assam in india. and not giving up the reason are jaunting slogans on the day demanding that the government would draws the the citizenship amendment bill they say their struggle is to protect the indigenous culture and live you some of these was a beautiful good year saves all of our jobs if we knew why grants are given indian citizenship when t

thank you for that stephanie decker live for us in cox's bizarre bangladesh. u.s. house democrats are preparing to reveal 2 articles of impeachment against president donald trump in their bid to remove him from all that could see a possible vote on his impeachment in the house of representatives as early as this week more from my county in washington. at an evening function the speaker of the house nancy pelosi refused to confirm that articles of impeachment against president trump had been agreed upon earlier she met with the chairman of the house committees to decide exactly what these articles were going to be a formal announcement as to these articles is expected in the course of tuesday however various agencies including associated press and the washington post report that the democrats have agreed on 2 articles of impeachment one on abuse of power the other on obstruction of congress now if these are indeed the articles that will be introduced it indicates a very narrow form of impeachment focused on president trumps dealing with the ukraine and the allegatio

and al jazeera stephanie decker is in cox's bazar in bangladesh where many of those rangar refugees have fled she says the refugees are following the case very closely . the evidence of what happened to these people lie here among the many camps of cox's bazaar in southeastern bangladesh hundreds of thousands of tens hundreds and thousands of people each with horrifying stories stories of mass rapes of mass killings of people being locked inside their homes and burnt alive people here are aware of what is going on at the international court of justice they. we want justice but they're under no illusion that anything is going to happen fast it's been 2 and a half years since hundreds of thousands fled across the border across those mountains of me and more creating what is now the biggest refugee camp in the world the issue is now bangladesh no longer wants to host them and miramar is given no guarantees that they will be safe when they return these are people with no state with no identity with no papers and they are on wanted you could say by everyone this is a long term problem that ne

neighboring bangladesh and many of those refugees are watching this case closely closely as stephanie decker tells us from cox's bazar. the evidence of what happened to these people like the many camps of cox's bazaar in southeastern bangladesh hundreds of thousands of tons hundreds. thousands of people each with horrifying stories stories of mass rapes mass killings of people being locked inside their homes and burnt alive people here are aware of what is going on at the international court of justice they want justice but they are under no illusion that anything is going to happen fast it's been 2 and a half years since hundreds of thousands fled across the border across those mountains of me and more creating what is now the biggest refugee camp in the world the issue is now bangladesh no longer wants to host them in myanmar is given no guarantees that they will be safe when they return these are people with no state with no identity with no papers and they are unwanted you could say by everyone this is a long term problem that needs to be addressed. volcanic activity has significantly in

well we can go live now to another of our correspondents in cox's bazar in bangladesh stephanie decker and stuff this is a landmark occasion of course this trial beginning in the siege in the hague thousands of kilometers away from me emma and indeed where you are how do they feel how to the range of people feel. ruling in their favor could possibly benefit them . i think they don't really know about the details of what can or can't be the consequences of whatever ruling the i.c.j. does but they do understand that there is some kind of process underway to find some point of justice justice that they seek martina and more importantly they want to go home so of course they want to see people on trial and have some form of accountability but more importantly i mean you can see where we are at the biggest refugee camp in the world we're talking almost a 1000000 people those heartbreaking stories you heard in town there's half as well these are stories that everyone here anyone you speak to has a there are very similar story having lost entire family members mass rapes babies being ripped f

i'm afraid we seem to have lost sound to stephanie decker our correspondent in cox's. but nonetheless she was telling us a little bit more about the the short term prospects at least for that vols community of refugees ranges who have fled from me in and rock and state in particular lots more to come here and out there including violent protests in india after parliament approved citizenship legislation that her parents say discriminates against muslims and philippines police get their version of the country's war on drugs. hello again welcome back to international weather forecasts were here across parts of iran we are watching a system moving through into pakistan as well bring some rain across the region over the next few days that will also be moving into india and in the higher elevations that rain will mean some snow so for cool expect to see attempts there of about 5 degrees as we go towards thursday much better conditions as we go towards friday but over here towards quite city expect to see some rain maybe some thunderstorms as we go towards friday saturday th

thousands of wrinkled muslims to coaxes bazaar in neighboring bangladesh after the crackdown in 2017 stephanie decker is there she says refugees are closely following the court's proceedings the consequences of the mean mars military offensive in august 2017 is turning this into the biggest refugee camp in the world one of these tents have a family a person who has the most horrendous stories of what happened to them so whether genocide intent of genocide is proven or not what is clear is that severe human rights violations atrocities were committed against these people many people here are aware of the proceedings in the hague some of them have been meeting with community leaders sitting around a radio listening having them translate what is happening they are they've been calling for justice for a very long time but there is a skepticism also among some as to why unsung suchi went that. he went to the court for her own benefit we won't be benefiting from it she was part of these atrocities against us she went there to lie and to gain public support for the 2020 alexion in myanmar she went to the i.

far as the eye can see what is the future hold for these are they any closer to going home i'm stephanie decker in southeastern bangladesh will be looking at those.

now more than 700000 muslim or hang a fled to neighboring after the 27000 military crackdown stephanie decker is en cox's bizarre way ahead of refugees of following the proceedings in the hague closely these are the people who endured the. as horrendous atrocities at the hands of me and more as military these are the people who are being referred to when it comes to the case at the international court of justice now many of them are aware of the hearing some of them have been able to get information on their mobile phones others don't know about it all some of the people we've been speaking to think that this could potentially be a 1st step into being able to go back home but many people also tell you that they don't understand the real legalities the details of what is happening there. that you will get justice since the whole world has now put them on trial i hope our situation will change as a result of that i hope the opportunity to hold peacefully people here been calling for justice for a very long time it's been almost 2 and a half years since that offensive in august of 2017 was so hu

stephanie decker 0 in the rain the refugee camps of southeastern bangladesh. hello again i'm fully battle with the headlines on al-jazeera at least while soldiers have been killed in a 2nd deadly attack invoking a fossils province it came just a day after dozens of civilians were killed in a coordinated attack nearby 2 days of mourning were declared syrian government troops have captured dozens of villages in the last rebel held province of idlib nearly 130000 civilians have been displaced with winter temperatures approaching freezing internet and phone lines are still down in some parts of the philippines after typhoon from 4 in haiti at least 16 people were killed in the storm drains in ferry services are suspended leaving thousands of people stranded a wild fire has destroyed about $200.00 homes in chile the blaze started in a forest near valparaiso events spread into suburbs of the or city helicopters are helping crews on the ground. at least 7 people have been killed after a boat carrying migrants sank in eastern turkey vons 64 people were pulled from the

stephanie decker live in cox thank you very much now the pacific island of bosons il has voted overwhelmingly to become independent from power in new guinea it was just under 98 percent 97.7 percent to be precise all the population that supported the move the result the result is nonbinding in the final say rests with papua new guinea's parliament the vote was promised as part of a peace agreement. groundling keeps recovery crews from reaching new. hello again welcome back to your international weather forecast well we do have a few clouds pushing through iraq right now making their way towards iran you can see it on the satellite image right here and that is going down here towards the southeast more towards the arabian sea and we're going to be seeing some rain showers here for karate here on one say maybe $28.00 degrees but the snow is going to increase in the higher elevations by the time we get towards thursday we do have a storm system that we are going to be watching very closely over the next few days comey and off the mediterranean making its way towards the east and that is going to

2 years ago while around 3 quarters of a 1000000 rangar fled to bangladesh our correspondent stephanie decker is in the world's largest refugee camp and says the court ruling will have little impact there. if we're going to be honest about it if we translate it to how that is going to affect this situation a situation of almost a 1000000 people living in a refugee camp on the far south eastern corner of bangladesh it's almost become a status quo i think the world has sort of become used to that this is the way it is right now to know how for years almost in since these people fled here and regardless of which way the court is going to rule and this is going to take time even if it says yes there need to be emergency provisional measures applied to protect the people to protect the remainder iraq currently to remain there and to protect these here there is no important mechanism so if we boil it down to how it's going to affect this situation really critical situation it's not going to have any real impact because there's no sort of short term solution to this there's no long term solution to

for protections for the refugees who are stuck in cox's bazaar in bangladesh our correspondent stephanie decker is there and she says the refugees are trying to follow this case closely. nobel peace prize winner defending her country against charges of genocide well that evidence is here our it's the biggest record you count in the world i can tell you that people are aware of the trial they've been trying to get news of it internet how to been caught in this count for the last couple of months is a large protest took place here marking the 2 year anniversary while today for some reason 3 g. is back on so people are being able to access at the news and of course today we're expecting some coochie to speak you will have had people meeting last night with community leaders who would listening to the radio and would pulse on the information the news to them so there's people very happy that there is this trial going on but they're also aware that there are going to be huge challenges ahead as people want to go home but at the moment there is no signs that that's going to happen anytime soon this c

more than 700000 muslim or fled 1000000 montenegrin bangladesh after the military crackdown stephanie decker is in cox's bazar refugees are closely following the proceedings in the hague. these are the people who endured those horrendous atrocities at the hands of me and morris military these are the people who are being referred to when it comes to the case at the international court of justice now many of them are aware of the hearing some of them have been able to get information on their mobile phones others don't know about it all some of the people we've been speaking to think that this could potentially be a 1st step into being able to go back home but many people also tell you that they don't understand the real legalities the details of what is happening there. that you will get justice since the whole world has now put them on trial i hope our situation will change as a result of that. the opportunity to return home peacefully people here been calling for justice for a very long time it's been almost 2 and a half years since that offensive in august of 2017 was so hundreds of thous

statement being that this court does not have the jurisdiction to rule in this particular case and stephanie decker simcox is bizarre and bond of the nation see she says refugees there a follow on the case closely the evidence of what happened to these people lie here among the many camps of cox's bazaar in southeastern bangladesh hundreds of thousands of tens hundreds and thousands of people each with horrifying stories stories of mass rapes of mass killings of people being locked inside their homes and burnt alive people here are aware of what is going on at the international court of justice they want justice but they are under no illusion that anything is going to happen fast it's been 2 and a half years since hundreds of thousands fled across the border across those mountains of me in mar creating what is. now the biggest refugee camp in the world the issue is now bangladesh no longer wants to host them in myanmar is given no guarantees that they will be safe when they return these are people with no state with no identity with no papers and they are unwanted you could say by everyone this is

stephanie decker is in cox's bazar in bangladesh she says refugees have been closely following the court's proceedings. the consequences of the mean mars military offensive in august 2017 is turning this into the biggest refugee camp in the world one of these tents have a family a person who has the most horrendous stories of what happened to them so whether genocide intent of genocide is proven or not what is clear is that severe human rights violations atrocities were committed against these people many people here are aware of the proceedings in the hague some of them have been meeting with community leaders sitting around a radio listening having them translate what is happening here they've been calling for justice for a very long time but there is kept this is a also among some as to why unsung suchi when that. suits you went to the court for her own benefit we won't be benefiting from it she was part of these atrocities against us she went there to lie and to gain public support for the 2020 alexion in myanmar she went to the ice sheets for her own benefit. it is hugely significant

way the court rules it's not going to resolve the future of these people thank you for that stephanie decker live for us in comics is bizarre. u.s. president donald trump has moxie charges against him calling them weak democratic party leaders announced 2 articles of impeachment on tuesday charging him with abuse of power and obstruction of congress it makes stromboli the 4th president to face a formal process to remove him from office. report from washington. standing before a portrait of one of the nation's founding fathers george washington house democratic leaders made a historic announcement today in service to our duty to the constitution and to our country. the house committee on the judiciary is introducing 2 articles of impeachment charging the president of the united states donald j. drum with committing high crimes and misdemeanors the 1st article is abuse of power for withholding security aid and a white house visit with ukraine's leader in exchange for political investigations that would benefit trump's reelection the 2nd obstruction of congress for refusing to cooperate with im