so if i have to visit a tripoli they visited here in tripoli and they broke their fast together. people that are outlined in this report by the you. in fact finding mission, we're actually breaking bread with the us special envoy. so will they be held accountable in an international scale? it doesn't look like it if you, if you look at yesterday's meeting, a public transport strike is underway in germany. it's the biggest war count in 30 years. a rail and by services have bound to hold the market disruption. it's part of a long running way. unions or deadlock to negotiations with public transport employees . dominy kane has more from 1000000000 i'm standing in the main central station of the whole band hall over my shoulder. you can see what would normally the arrivals for they call it what you would normally see. there is many, many different trains and numbers because that's well a long distance train can also regional commuter trains, would appear, bringing people to and from this patient there are none because all long distance trains across the entire country have been cance

it doesn't look like ok, molly, thank you for that money train and live in tripoli that germany where public transport strike is underway is the biggest war count in 30 years. air rail and bass services have ground to a halt causing massive disruptions. it's part of a non running way g waste is unions, a dead non tim negotiations with public transport employees. as being in domini came in berlin. so how much distraction? dominic is a strike causing almost mondays in march. most german rail stations like this one here berlin's help bon off the central station here would be hives of activity with hundreds of thousands of passengers coming and going certainly in this station, that's what you could expect. but not on this monday in march. the nationwide strike has really paralyzed the transport network. so here on the arrivals departure board where you'd normally see full of trains with different destinations, no trains, no destinations being displayed. there are some services here in berlin, specifically the oven as the underground network in this city. the buses, the trams, they are run

here in tripoli. so they came here in tripoli and, and the forces leaders of the forces that are named in today's report by, by the un. we're sitting down and breaking bed, a breaking bread with the un envoy. so will they be held accountable? i don't, i think libyans aren't gonna hold their breath and, and hope that and hold their breath and think that something will happen there. they're going to hope the un and the icpc will actually do something, but we'll have to wait and see. ok. malik. thank you. so much malik trina, reporting for us from tripoli in libya. let's now speak to cello, can be jani, who's a member of the united nations independent fact finding mission on libya. he's joining us from geneva. welcome to the als. is there a news hour or so in this latest report on the last report, i should say. it concluded that there are grounds to believe a wide array of war crimes and crimes against your mind if you have been committed by state security forces, as well as our melissa groups. first, te

they accused us of flattening whole neighborhoods in tripoli, with air raids in the 1st week. they accused us of importing more than 20000 free can mercenaries into the country. we are not supernatural magicians actually, and if these crimes own this scandal occurred in 12 years, they would have found the victims, their families, the streets in which these crimes where taking place and libya is a very tribal very is i'm a very society people are very linked to each other, they are all cousins and friends and neighbors. you can never commit such a run this crimes in the 1st place, let alone hide and hide the evidence. for 12 years, my understanding is even without evidence, the journalists who are amplifying those stories of all one awards for their work in amplifying what you say are in fact complete lies. so what happened to the elections? i mean, safe gadhafi who, you know, came down from his mountain headquarters and suddenly the elections that were due to be held suddenly don't happen. and everyone again in mainstream media was saying there's a process. everything is going

and in the airport in, in tripoli. so there is a substantial presence that no one and the west and media talks about, well, no one discusses. after 12 years of promising libyans democracy, prosperity and human right. well, as you know, the old and i the doing anything the line and they're all just helping foster democracy and to be talking with abraham. thank you. that's over the show. we'll be back with a brand new episode on monday when we'll be speaking to the architect of shocking to we'll talk to holland omen on the 20th anniversary of the us and british invasion of iraq going underground will now be broadcasting twice a week every week on saturday and monday, so stay tuned. meanwhile, you can keep in touch my role as social media, if it's not sensitive in your country and have to watch on all going on the ground tv on mobile dot com to watch new and old episodes of going undergrad to very soon . ah ah ah, there is a need to video jim who needs to be from united addiction that system been, that has been, it's on a

s. embassy. officials and tripoli had gone to a mountainous area and was dealing with various groups. he was expelled from the country right after that. we saw the 1st signs of rebellion in ben garza and surrounding towns to brook an ominous f. o. the american in san entered of in with the, in many alamita media that killing that event or the phase of the gulf oak was he must see, choke, to funnel, interested in this set to anything fun. with that i said you had to see the main fighting group a libya. it's the libya islamic fighting group, which is related to al qaeda at which is supported. it's supported by a my 6 and us intelligence. your pulse of this demoniac ki, i coney group b can appraise, will actually have you see a thin secret domains available. they come off the form to me that is seen at the corner k that beautiful re my li be go. okay. what about conical? oh, i'll probably the question fashion anybody that this is pretty much i will not ask for money. don, yoko move quick movies radio to demo garcia, can volume to opt out. okay, thank you. bye bye. you drop it off. okay.

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people living in this area call it little tripoli.adan was a member of the libyan islamic fighting group. it's thought all the key figures in this organisation lived in manchester at some point. in 2010, there was a report produced by thejoint terrorism analysis centre, which is jtac. that's a... that's..an office that exists in the heart of mi5. and within that report, they highlighted that the libyan community, or members of the libyan community, were at risk of being radicalised, the younger members at risk of being radicalised by some of the older members who had perhaps lived through the gaddafi regime, who had got a different view around islamism and that this activity was going on. i'd like to think that if that report arrived on somebody�*s desk today, they'd look at it and they'd think, "0k, we need some sort of community strategy to try and disrupt what's "going on", or actually understand better what's going on and identify those specific individuals who are involved. i see no evidence in the inquiry that that happened. one

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but we've been talking to people within the tripoli administration sources. hi, up in the triple administration. they say that they're going to open up an investigation of their own. at the moment, there's a lot more questions and there are answers, lukia's own atomic energy agency will be holding a meeting. today, they'll likely come out with a statement. so we'll be looking out for that in the next couple of hours. and with so many different, you know, rival factions and power and libya who's responsible for protecting the side. well, that's, that's right. so libya has been engulfed in conflict, political divisions and violence for more than a decade now. so this site is in southern libya, which is, you know, it's a desert of vast areas of land with various armed groups, a controlling specific area. so we even have an in joke for which we're not far from this site. and somehow you have the kremlin back to wagner group. you also have a forces that are loyal to warlords. police have to who controls eastern libya and parts of the south. so who's responsible, t

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j day him is about 40 kilometers west of the libyan capital. tripoli, it's known for its plentiful foreign lands and great tasting oranges and grapefruit . they are big, bright, and juicy for the orange harvest will soon come to an end. farmer fois would give bassa owns the small land with $250.00 orange trees. he says it's been difficult to maintain the last couple of years. oh, come on, law seasoned am and a nolan. there is a clear lack of support from the government. we are suffering because there is a severe lack of fertilizer and pesticides in the market and the government no longer subsidizes them. the government should encourage and help us by providing our needs so we can increase domestic production and not rely on imports. in the past, oranges from western libya have accounted for an estimated 70 percent of the nation's needs. they were even exported to neighboring countries, but not any more. a sod balloon is a fruit wholeseller. he says, living oranges are much better than those from abroad as the ha here any. when the last couple of years, the government has not been able to p

that's tripoli, just 7 percentage points over the 1st runner up, and 10 over the 2nd. those 2 main opposition parties of cold for a recount. they say that the election was rife with violations, as the result should be declared invalid alive to all t africa correspondence kind of a kind of a great to see thanks for joining us here early. then i kind of a, what do we know exactly about these official election results? laura, as you say, it's a brand new day. it's a brand new month. and i, jerry, i had a brand new president elect boiler, acclimated to new bo has been elected as the next president of the federal republic of nigeria. as it stands, he has managed to clinch most of the votes with having some 9 t 2000000 registered voters and only 24000000 of them were. busy cars the as a legitimate votes leading into this election, he has managed to claim just under 9000000 votes with his nearest competitor, being at sea, coo abaca with just under 70000000 votes. and the 3rd being the labor party being led by the towel b, which man is just over $6000000.00 votes. mister tinne

as in tripoli, with war on the findings by the you and investigators, after 13 field's mission and with over 400 people interview you in fact find him is mission released their final report earlier today. it outlined in array of crimes against humanity and war crimes committed in libya. here's what the mission had to say. the mission documented and made findings on numerous cases of arbitrary, the tension murder, torture, rape, enslavement, sexual enslavement, and forces appearances confirming their widespread practice in libya. un named some names in their report including forces loyal to holly for after or the libyan air of armed forces. eastern libya and here in western libya, they named the special the turn force, the, the authority that combat the legal migration. and the supports the, the liberalization support, 4th of which are all in libyan security institutions are part of the libyan security apparatus. so just yesterday we saw the un envoy meeting with people that he, that this report name in their meetings with between eastern western libya, security officials are crimes bein

the government of national accord are based in tripoli, back by the united nations and another government based in the city of til brute, supported by general cali fur after now both sides in that there was a brutal civil war. of course her that taught the country apart and both sides had international support. now some countries, including france, were accused of supporting both sides now efforts a ceasefire. and a national government have proved incredibly difficult alms. embargoes have been repeatedly broken and elections have been postponed indefinitely. and what's next, when it comes to this missing uranium, steve, while the international atomic energy agency has informed its member states of what's happened and it said the investigations, or i'm going the details at light at the moment. it said that it's carrying out some a specific activity to try and find out what's happened to this you radians. they remain concerned, of course, over nicholas acute and who exactly has got their hands on the uranium. but one thing that is very clear is that the western intervention in libya has mad

worked also with you in fact, finding mission when it was in libya, mainly through our delegation in tripoli. so we are of course, taking seriously the concerns they are raising. we are looking into it and, and we are working with it. we did hear from a senior fellow at johns hopkins university who states that european nations have intervened in libby, far beyond what the un ever called for and why? well, as he says to pursue their own geopolitical go. it also illustrates how europe, in particular, italy, france, to a great extent have focused on a very narrow interest in libya, not really for the benefits of libyans, despite all of the, of course, that hyperbole of democracy, human rights development. all of that, the reality is that the european countries have gotten involved in libya for a very specific european interest. and the primary issue for that was the immigration issue. they wanted to stop african immigration or migration into europe . libya is the primary gate or for those migrants to, to sale, to europe. and they have gotten involved and they abused all kinds of excuses to do t

in some countries the li provides to some units of the government and tripoli. and we know that these units are. busy under the protection of some other groups that are very unsavory at only knows that the, you know, debt, but they have no policy and libya that's very clear. since 2011 as julia. this is all done with the intention of stemming the flow of migrants into europe. i mean, that's a sad reality is that the so called migrant crisis did have a big impact on how you react to a lot of these things. and also the developmental situation of the e. u means that sadly, it's not as effective, all able to actually do what it's doing a situations. and on top of that, you have the disco internally would state such as hungary, australia, and very often poland to want to have very aggressive positions that block migrants as much as possible. and honestly, i think, i mean, i agree with the of a panelist that we do need to be doing a lot more to actually find out what on earth is going on all the way down. and d reported to be more robust and until they are and until w

yes, that is, in order to build yes, what countries they themselves machines the ancient tripoli cultureips, and therefore i wanted to, we will definitely get stalingrad. well, here is one moment that i still wanted to draw attention to, which really smells of really strong tragedy, this situation around kiev . eh, orthodoxy of all russia, that is. they started there in 1051, in my opinion, there it starts from there to a mall place. that is, then the first began to dig, and here is the first cave in which there anthony theodos. here, the author of the tale of bygone years is buried there , literally hundreds are buried there, there are several hundred relics that are located in these caves. they will go, yes, that is, they will be described and brought into the possession of ukrainian ukraine. and there is something there along with books, most likely, yes, then how will they relate to prayer buildings. they are there more than a hundred, and the property that belongs to. well im that has not easy. uh, its usual face value. she still has the full value of the spiritual ukraine in ukrain

and we seen temperatures around that value into we're tripoli, it's a windy one though. winds coming in from an all the direction talking in round this area of low pressure sat there across a good part of a libya pushing further east was lifted dust and sand with showers. the gulf of giddy. ah, there's a story being spot fantasy where being sold the notion that we can offset for the cause we generate those carbon offsetting actually work. what is being done isn't worth sending. the problem is net 0, just to catch raise net 0 missions, and that's their right or climate poly re examines the myths and illusions in the struggle against climate breakdown. all hail the planet episode want on al jazeera something to celebrate, told, more hardship.

the u and batch government of national a cold, based in tripoli and the other government which was based in tow brooker, supported by those forces surrounding general cali for a half an hour. both sides have international support and some countries, including france, have been the case of packing both sides, but efforts of a cease fire and a to form a national government have proved difficult alms. embargoes have been repeatedly broken and elections have been postponed indefinitely. so was next, while the i e, a has said the investigations are ongoing, but they've been light on detail about that. they've been formed at their member states, but they remain concerned over nuclear security and exactly who has got their hands on this uranium. but it is clear that the western intervention in libya has made the country and indeed the world a more dangerous place. indeed was steve, thanks very much for breaking that down for us. thank you. you know the news banking stocks in asia have taken a tumble following reports that the cuts us trophic turmoil a mega bank credit suisse could have worldwid

and we see in temperatures around that value into our tripoli as a windy one, though, winds coming in from an all the direction tucking in. rallies area of low pressure sat there across a good part of the libya. pushing further east was lifted dust and sand with showers for the gulf and giddy ah. the tension in the occupied westbank is on the increase leading to a new wave of palestinian retaliatory action. you are one of the most wanted. what is that? i al jazeera world investigates to new groups, gaming, public support, and meeting israeli forces had on a new phase of palestinian resistance. on al jazeera lou ah, are mountain top stories here now jazeera chinese president shooting ping and russian president vladimir putin. according for responsible dialogue to resolve the war and ukraine, foreign talks in moscow on tuesday, bruton said chinese proposals could be used as the basis of a peace settlement. japan's prime minister whom yoshida has made an unannounced visit to ukraine in a joint news conference with president said etzky he should have condemned to russia's invasion as an a