u. n. country team there says they remain deeply concerned over the continued use of force against children. they call and security forces to refrain from violence and keep children and young people out of harm's way. the u. s. children's fun said that 56 children have reportedly been killed by security forces since to be getting them. since the military took control of the government on friday, but schools have now become targets and be in mars. armed forces continue to occupy educational facilities across the country. say the children says they were more than 100 attacks on schools and may alone. it's believe most of the incidents involve explosive devices, such as bombs and how grenades the challenge. he says, since the qu, education has been blighted by political strife and conflict with daily attacks and widespread teacher layoffs. local media has suggested that just one in 4 children returned to school since 50 reopened on the 1st of june. let's bring in david matheson, he's an independent an

u. n . country team there says they remain deeply concerned over the continued use of force against children. they call and security forces to refrain from violence and keep children and young people out of harm's way. the u. s. children's fun said that 56 children have reportedly been killed by security forces since to be getting them. since the military took control of the government on friday, that's when i can stand off for the alex compound and occupied east jerusalem after far. right. is really politicians threaten to march through it on thursday. it mob been given, was at the damascus gate in the old city to protest a police order barring him from the area he left off making a speech with earlier police stopped a plan, marched by ready nationalists through the muslim quarter the city and visit to the alex, a compound the news come out of the police, dispersed a group of palestinians outside the damascus gate to a protesting ben giving his arrival. officers call for both sides. li, but you sta

u. n. country team and also high commission human rights and the philippines government. but that actual program really isn't producing anything. it's mostly about human rights promotion. and we just learned that the philippines, national police only agreed to turn over $54.00 case files to the department of justice for investigation out of the literally thousands of cases that exist. i mean, there are 5281 persons who were killed by the government's philippines. government's own account in operations, and the police were involved in and they going to turn over 54 case files and say that this is progress. it's is, it's ludicrous. there is no political commitment within the philippines government to actively investigate these cases. they have been looking for excuses to hide behind. and now their block has been called by the i c c prosecutor and it's about time. oh, speaking of time, richard just a moment ago also you were referring to the timing of this icpc probe is being very interesting at the end of been to the term. how much is the of this is perhaps her wanting to m

u. k. of pledge, the 1000000000 vaccine. so low income countries, but the u. n says more action is needed. agnes ciao, one of hong kong, most prominent activists, has been released from prison. she served more than 6 months in jail for her role on authorized anti government protest in 2019 algerian, the voting in their 1st parliamentary elections. since the president resigned to week 2 years ago, the head of the pro democracy movement is urging supporters to boycott the vote after its leaders were rested. in iran, the 3rd and final presidential election debate will be held live on state television later on saturday. the theme is people's concerns as radians, prepared to vote. next week's pole and candidates had a heated discussion in the last televised debate accuse each other treason and lacking in education from all this spring in dosage of our joins us now. live from toronto. what can we expect in today's debate? well, we can expect more of the same sammy, as these debates have been called a similar to a game show formats where the moderator from state tv rea

u. n. and western countries maintain that the bob l, how're crossing from turkey, is the best way to get aid to more than a 1000000 syrians living in the northwest. while moscow notes, there are alternative routes to including through the capital in damascus. these issues are expected to be addressed at peace talks and cars extend. next month, we spoke to series foreign minister a little earlier. he says that the crisis could be resolved. if western sanctions lifted and syrians not foreign powers decide their future. i think this is a pure hypocrisy. this is another attempt to help us to groups and to provide them with all necessary materials to prolong the terrorists war against syria. we believe that the, the, these cross border activities are direct violation of the sovereignty of our country. an attempt to send with the so called the human utility and assistance arms and all supplies to the tutors, to groups and you know and live there is just not a designated organization on the list of terrorist groups by the united nations security council. we are opposed to such a thing and we have t

u. n. will not have to decide in the countries of the u. n. is exactly why right comb luggage is sent in order to serve the rest of his life sentence, which we know now has been up how it was that the verdict marks end of the un international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia. but does that mean it's work is completely done? well, i think the legal issues are pretty much completely done. there are a couple of contempt of court cases, still wheeling their way through the mechanisms here. but broadly, this is the end of the tribunal for those crimes that took place in the former yugoslavia. but the reality is, is that the political divisions, specifically in republic, a subs go which is a predominant view of ethnic region of bosnia and herzegovina, is still very much divided on the issues that led to the violence back then in the ninety's including miller, i told him who is the leader of that region. republic who is repeatedly said that the genocide is forever, needs to never happen on the right code. that is not a war criminal. so the

top of chula struggling to survive several n g o say it's part of a deliberate political strategy to dissuade the migrants from leaving their countries. the u. n. refugee agency says governments need to do more as a one my, your we are calling for a greater effort from all countries. if worse, there's not just one country that has to deal with this situation by you get and we're seeing it across the region. remember in all the leaders have to be involved in custody of danny and her family spent all their savings to flee the violence in their neighborhood. and his father was recently killed by gang members. so what the people who killed the boy's father are threatening us to we don't want to go back to 100 know locked in this than in worried about deportation. they feared they've invested everything just to end up back where they started over more of a speak to liz. sure. cuz she's the u. s. policy analyst at the homeless foundation here in berlin. so liz, this is harris's 1st foreign trip as vice president. what do you make of it so far? well, this is a huge melody for her. she is a coming from the congress and set it background, and this i

u. k. of pledged a 1000000000 vaccines fellow income countries for the u. n says more action is needed. jona hall has more from cornwall. the focus now on saturday, shift to looking back at the last 18 months looking at lessons learned in order to prevent any repeat of the devastation wrought by the pandemic. and g 7 leaders will commit their national resources to that end when they signed and unveiled accomplished by declarations so called later setting out a firm plan towards that end. at preventing that devastation, 175000000 people infected, to remind you and counting 3700000 people dead and counting economies torn apart one of hong kong as most prominent pro democracy activists has been released from prison. 24 year old agnes chow served more than 6 months in jail for her role in the anti government protests of 2019 algerians voting in the 1st parliament re elections and mass protests force president sees with a flicker step down 2 years ago. they had arc pro democracy movement is urging support, as the boy called the vote, though office 7 of its leaders

the nation in partnership with countries in the region ruler, i mean is the middle east and north africa spokespersons for the u. n. refugee agency. she says the rich countries should do more to resettle refugees. these countries can do a lot. what we call is burden sharing that even if the strategy are not within their borders, they need to have tomorrow and the obligation to help these people have run away. because conflict and violence and work, in many cases, the force of bonds over regional and national elements. and there are a few by larger powers and there needs to be responsibility sharing in helping with the impact placement on them and their families. one is by funding funding here, and it just says like, your staff is trying to provide helping with solutions. and that means helping with resettlement, for example. so for the number of people who get to be reset it from all over the world, 203-4000 refugees, the sensor worldwide. and from that region less than 4000 people had to reset them and just start a new life. these numbers need to be, to be increase, their need to be more effort to provide more re

u. k of pledged the 1000000000 vaccines for low income countries, but the u. n says more action is needed. agnes ciao, one of hong kong, as most prominent activists, has been released from prison. she served more than 6 months in jail. her role in an unauthorized government protested in 2019 how syrians of voting in the 1st parliament, 3 elections since mass protest for the president. that bound 2 years ago, a head arc pro democracy moved and just urging support to the boy called the boat off the 7 of it's rested on 1st thing in iran, the 3rd and final presidential election debates will be held live on state television later on saturday, the theme is people's concerns, as iranians prepared to vote in next week's polls, candidates had a heated discussion and they laugh, televised debate accusing each other of treason and lacking in education. those jabari has more from her on. the majority of the people in this country are mainly concerned with their livelihoods. that is the country's economy, the state of the country's economy, which has seen really the currency

u. k have pledged the 1000000000 vaccines for low income countries, but the u. n says more action is needed. agnes child, one of hong kong sized prominent activists, has been released from prison. she served more than 6 months in jail for her role in unauthorized and see government protest in 2019 in iraq. the 3rd and final presidential election debate will be held live on state television later on saturday. the theme is people's concerns. is iranians prepared to vote in next week polls? candidates had a heated discussion in the last televised debate accusing each other of treason and lacking in education from on this that spring in dosage of bodies joins us live from to her on. so what can we expect in terms of candidates, their views and tonight. so today's debate, well, semi we can expect more of the same is not a more heated debate to take place since this will be the final one. and the topic is people's concern, and of course, the majority of the people in this country are mainly concerned with their livelihood. that is the country's economy, the state of the

top of chula struggling to survive several n g o say it's part of a deliberate political strategy to dissuade the migrants from leaving their countries. the u. n. refugee agency says governments need to do more as a when you're calling for a greater effort from all countries. if worse, there's not just one country that has to deal with this situation by you get to pick up, we're seeing it across the region. remember, and all the leaders have to be involved. in consulting plato, danny and her family spent all their savings to flee the violence in their neighbourhood. and his father was recently killed by gang members. new people who killed the boy's father threatening us to. we don't want to go back to 100 know locked in this then and worried about deportation. they feared they've invested everything just to end up back where they started. and that was the day i've ever the conversation continues online at times on twitter at the w news news news, news, news i get started. deliver, deliver, deliver. go morning to get ready logins for pick up, started, deliver, deliver the china years, work 7 days a week. and if they are too slow their wages

say it's part of a deliberate political strategy to dissuade the migrants from leaving their countries. the u. n. refugee agency says governments need to do more as a, when you're calling for a greater effort from all countries. if worse, there's not just one country that has to deal with this situation by you get to pick up, we're seeing it across the region and all the leaders have to be involved in custody. please. danny and her family spent all their savings to flee the violence in their neighborhood, and his father was recently killed by gang members. so the people who killed the boy's father a threatening us to. we don't want to go back to 100 know locked in this then and worried about deportation. they feared they've invested everything just to end up back where they started. police and candidates, a driver who mounted a curb and plowed his pickup truck into a family, deliberately targeted them because of their face. full members of the muslim family died and one child is in hospital in the ontario city of london. 20 year old man has been arrested and faces full counts of 1st degree murde

schools are on the rise as armed forces continue to occupy educational facilities across the country. the u . n. is calling for an end to violence against children. france has announced an end to its dairy road in operations against groups in africa, to his region. president macro says french troops will continue to be part of a broader global effort to stop the violence. the humans warm the threat and 50000 people. and if you appears to grad region, either facing or living in famine, fighting broke out in december and europe in government forces into the region to confront local leaders. the u. s. s. a. move sanctions on 3 former iranian officials and 2 companies previously involved in trading. petra chemicals, a us official told the reuters news agency. the move was a routine step and unrelated talks aimed at reviving the iran nuclear a claim of voter fraud and peruse. presidential election is threatening to cause weeks of political wrangling, socialist petrocca. theo hold a narrow lead of a conservative rival, keiko for g. morry, after some days poll for more he says 300000 votes were suspic

transferred to prison in the united kingdom and what you and will not have to decide in the countries of the u. n. is exactly why right comb luggage is sent in order to serve the rest of his life sentence, which we know now has been up how it was that the verdict marks the end of the un international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia. but does that mean it's work is completely done? well, i think the legal issues are pretty much completely done. there are a couple of contents of court cases. they'll wheeling their way through the mechanisms here, but broadly, this is the end of the tribunal for those crimes that took place in the former yugoslavia. but the reality is that the political divisions specifically in republic, subs go, which is the predominant view of ethnic region of bosnia and herzegovina, is still very much divided on the issues that lead to the violence. back then in the ninety's, including millard dick, who is the leader of that region. republican who has repeatedly said that the genocide of reverend isa never happen on the right code is not a war criminal. so there are

say it's part of a deliberate political strategy to dissuade the migrants from leaving their countries. the u. n. refugee agency says governments need to do more as a, when you're calling for a greater effort from all countries. if worse, there's not just one country that has to deal with this situation by you get to pick up, we're seeing it across the region. and all the leaders have to be involved in custody of danny and her family spent all their savings to flee the violence in their neighborhood. and his father was recently killed by gang members. so people who killed the boy's father threatening us to we don't want to go back to 100 know locked in this then and worried about deportation. they feared they've invested everything just to end up back where they started. and that was the day i've ever the conversation continues online to find was on twitter at the w news. the news the news, the news, the news ah, they're important to the economy is huge. but getting hold of them is often a dirty business. critical commodities make us mo bile make our smartphones smart. how can today's global hun

u. n. a delivery points there. another issue is that these 2 countries have a strong military presence in libya, and recently u. s. a. and your countries are pressuring or these 2 countries to rebuild the military presence in libya. and one of the major issues is the situation in. so caucasian research that has been the cur machines between the other b john the armenian border. and we can see that says why fi is quite fragile. and russia are the companies that are monitoring piece here any gross way lation of the piece by could lead another war in the region that these 2 countries will find themselves in handling it. so, and also the economy correlation between russia and turkey also. interesting because they are in that dependent economy locally, and they are going to discuss the ways how to increase the trade level. would him also between 2 countries. and also the russian rex in split the 5 to be produced in turkey. all of these issues are going to be at the table today that 2 ministers are going to discuss this. well, thanks so much. talking to us mantell. yeah, i still had done all, does it? a chinese gover

u. n. ostrich pals, the law allowing it to relocate asylum seekers to countries outside europe, whether applications approach sex. there's a button and ministration makes a u turn over the chinese lovely theory on the origins of corona virus, the mainstream media frantically as backpedaling to ah, life. marty's will, these h q, this friday, the 4th of june, kevin know, and he was an update for the next 30 minutes for good morning to 1st than rushes, high profile. economic form is in full motion in st. petersburg, where global business movers and shakers are under one roof. this week. we expect we'll probably get to take the floor later fridays. you hadn't headlines there. we'll probably have the russian president vladimir putin along with the leaders of catherine austria to be later. no surprise at the pandemic and how it's altered the business environment was the early focus of many of the event. and consensus is emerging that the health of the global economy depends on a swift returns normality through inoculation programs. meantime, the w h o will health organization out here repeated

country. the u. s. and the u. n. of called for an investigation as victoria gate and the report, the relatives of the injured wait outside a hospital for news following the bombing of a busy market in the village of to go go any t p as t gray region. some of the victims of root here to the regional capital mckelly 30 kilometers away. but many more we did a believe to be trapped in the village health workers. se soldiers blocked medical teams from reaching the seen. a lot of people waiting during but they didn't get service and because of the location of the road, i mean if any the us state department, school days, reports credible and set in a statement that denying victims urgently needed medical care is heinous. and absolutely unacceptable. we urge the ethiopian authorities to ensure full and unhindered medical access to the victims. immediately, i called for accountability, i call for an investigation for what has happened. but more broadly, we have made clear our position on the issues in to grey. we have asked f

u. n is holding a three day high level meeting in new york countries.claration to end aids inequalities around the globe, especially in third world countries. the declaration calls on governments to make sure treatments and prevention programs are available to at least 95% of those who are high risk. inequalities in power in status in rights and voice are driving the hiv pandemic. inequalities kill. the u. n says covid-19 is causing hiv infection rates in some countries to go back up, and doctors say they're concerned about children, especially girls in africa, still to come in new housing prices keep rising here in california, but will there ever be a crash by more californians are now turning to the fire was first reported around 4 45 this morning near clayton road. the flames did spray to the grocery store, however, there was only minimal damage. there were no injuries and the cause of that fire not yet known. the lake merritt lodge in oakland, which has been providing emergency housing for vulnerable homeless people, since the start of the pandemic

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and leading world leaders in violin to try to establish security in the country ahead of national elections in december. the u. n says is deeply alarmed by reports, dozens of people being killed in an air strike. feel free to reach our workers in the village to go. i told the associated press soldiers blocked medical teams from reaching the sea and tuesday. several countries in southern africa have agreed to send for it to be at a meeting in my proof of the most recent capital in april on storm baton of palmer and north killing. dozens of people and displacing signs in cuba. health ministry says it's develop a covered 19 vaccine that's 92 percent effective. it's called a dollar and it requires 3 jobs. those hope it could provide relief to developing countries and boost the economy. as augustine reports from havana, it's also a source of pride from many cubans. scientists work stuck when the results were announced. phase 3 clinical trials. so there vaccine abdullah is among the world's most effective and on the streets of havana. people say that proud of that come through the chief mint with vaccines normally tak

u. n is holding a three day high level meeting in new york countries are adopting a political declarationinequalities around the globe, especially in third world countries. the declaration calls on governments to make sure treatments and prevention programs are available to at least 95% of those who are at high risk. inequalities in power in status in rights and voice are driving the hiv pandemic. inequality is killed, the u. n. says covid 19 pandemic is causing hiv infection rates in some countries to go back up, doctors say they're concerned about children, especially girls in africa. work from home is officially here to stay even when the pandemic is over. in an interview with cnbc this week, salesforce ceo marc benioff said 50 to 60% of staffers will likely work from home that is up sharply from about 20% before the pandemic hit. many have suggested some of its unused leased space will be used for events, training facilities and what he called cultural engagement centers and there is an ongoing battle between apple employees and ceo tim cook. employees have reportedly launched a campa

u. n. r for his pasta law, allowing asylum seekers to be relocated to countries outside europe. bother applications, a process ah, cut in the morning here live from ortiz, world news age q, this friday for june. it's kevin, over with you for the next 30 minutes for good morning. thanks for your time. so 1st rushes high profile economic forum is in full motion in st. petersburg, we're global business movers and shakers are on the one roof. this week. we expect we'll prominent guest to take the floor later friday. this time, it seems russian president vladimir putin, along with the leaders of catherine austria a bit later. when it happens. we'll bring it to you among crucial topics sort of long. but making headlines is the nord stream to gas pipeline project on the sidelines of this and petersburg for and then rushes energy minister hinting it was just some 100 kilometers now from the finish line. unexpressed thing hope will be completed by the end of the year. know the stream to is that gas pipeline under the baltic sea, that sets us live a gas from russia directly to the e. u via germany and wal sp

country. i guess this week has come in via libby as the u. n. n. geneva, how will this new government succeed? conflict? 90 minutes, dw, hijacking. the news where i go wrong. the news is being hijacked. journalism itself has become a script reality show. it's not just good versus evil us versus them black and white. in countries like russia, china, turkey, people are told and if you're a journalist there and you try to get me on that, you are facing scare tactics, intimidation. and i wonder, is that where we're headed as well? my responsibility as a journalist is to get beyond the smoke and mirrors. it's not just about being fair and balanced or being neutral. it's about being trues. my name is brent golf and i'm working in frankfurt, a international gateway to the best connection, self road and radio located in the heart of europe. you are connected to the world experience of standing shopping and dining offers and try our services. be our guest at frankfurt airport city, managed by frank board. oh, the news . this is the w news lie from berlin

country, 2nd, coo and 9 months. french troops will continue. but on the part of efforts to force a democratic transition to the u. n. refugee agencies accused denmark of advocating its responsibility to asylum seekers. danish parliament has voted to establish a refugee reception center and a 3rd country outside europe, palestinian group. hamas is called for protest across the occupied west bank. this is the scene right now south of nablus, where the demonstrators are gathered for what they're calling a day of rage. at least 4 people are reported to have been injured protests as a rallying against violence by israeli settlers. this also anger.

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country. there's currently a great humanitarian crisis unfolding to greg. and the u. n. is even speaking of any possible salmon. again, can i ask you, and if you will take a look at some of the other stories that making news around the world will start in south africa, where the president, to run the poser, as well as the creation of a technology transfer. corona virus. vaccines help scale up production. the say the world health organization has previously set up such hubs, which provide no how and training to local manufacturers, south africa accounts, and what does he 5 percent of the continents total recorded cove in 1900 cases. a media prime minister nicole simeon has one another in of following stopped parliamentary elections. official results show his party is one about 54 percent of the votes, despite widespread frustration with his handling of a war last year with historic rival, as a by john sweden's prime minister, lost no confidence votes and parliament. steph, i'm love, and now has a week to resign or announce a snap election. the vote was triggered by a plan

country's code 19 response and recovery. he says that russia's economy is close to returning to pre pandemic levels. the u. n. is refugee agency is accused denmark of abdicating its responsibility to asylum seekers. that's out of the danish parliament voted on friday to establish a refugee reception center in a 3rd country outside europe. side m seekers would be moved to the center for the applications to be processed. advocate say that the move will deter migrants from making dangerous journey as but it strong, sharp, international criticism kind of been dixon as the head of refugees welcomed denmark . she joins us now live for via skype from copenhagen. good to have you with us. what do you make of what denmark's parliament has passed here? well, i'm the leader of a humanitarian organization working for refugees rights and any organization in this area. very shocked and very depressed about this new development. we had hoped till the final date that they would vote against that in the parliament. because that has been endless warnings against the proposal actually from from the side and also from internation

u. k. where the country's vaccination minister says the government's considering making shops obligatory for n h s. front lines staff. there is precedent for this, obviously surgeons get vaccinated for hepatitis b, so it's something that we are absolutely thinking about mcculloch unit o'neill, debated the issue with supporters of the move and also with critics new reject the comparison with a hepatitis jeff ms. coleman to her teachers. the difference when i'm saying they've been properly tied and tested the target non she vaccines have yet to be fully licensed. graham happens until 2023. so the population having actually passively being guinea pigs for the government says people in the care of how profession to have this past year again say by wishes. and of course with the general public as well. because you haven't exercised the control on the media. we have a type of debate that is a political decision, and one that they will have to take. and if there's been one that's been coming down the track for them ever since the vaccines were were released. but it's not a surprise at all. and i susp

u. n. desire to have a general free december of $24.00 elections. the within the nato countries have such leverage, such a power of such a position to enter they, they, they do. and why are your chief? why are international powers so threatened by turkeys mostly presence in the region? well, i think it will go down to a french president's macro, who openly supported at least a half star, illegitimate and sudden war a tech on the west of libya. and it has create internal lift, possibly the french aspirations in the mediterranean. unfortunately, friendship is not part of the mediterranean coast as a country plays a role, i think. and i would hope that the nato led by the president biden, will 1st and foremost to make sure that turkey can help gets about. 20000 mercenaries still present in libya and about 2000 russian wagner. group troops that have only further entrenched their position in a certain jewel for a region. that is the result of a half star failed military adventure that unfortunately france supported. what do you think techies intentions in libya? well, the apartment a

u. n is estimating some 1300000 people are in need of humanitarian assistance in the, in the country. to what extent is improving the situation for the living people themselves? also on the agenda right now, the libyan population is really on the pressure. but on the other side, we have a split off the national bank. we have a split of the national patrol system, but on the other side the money is guaranteed. so there is a lot of burn kept both inside the country, which is also distributed to the families. nevertheless, we have a strong need for engagement. also of the united nations regarding the refugees, the migrants who sometimes as hostages in prisons or in the kind of camps. and we need an international control and access for the united nations. also, the union could take over responsibility, so the ruby in population is not the problem. it's the migrant, it's the was for unemployment, unemployed migrants. and it's the question how to the care of those who are exploited by traffic, by those who are traffic in the people potter keys of us. i thank you so much for joining us again

u n. after it's passed a law now allowing asylum seekers to be relocated to countries outside europe. whether applications are being process ah, hello, they're great to become pretty low from ortiz, will these h q this friday for june? is kevin o in here for the next 30 minutes with you. so 1st rushes high profile economic forums in full motion in st. petersburg, where global business movers and shakers are under one roof. this week, we expect more prominent guest to take the floor later friday. in a few hours time, russian president, putin is likely to be there as well, along with the leaders of qatar and australia. no, no surprise that the pandemic and how it's all to the business environment was the early focus of many at the event. and a consensus is emerging that the health of the global economy depends on a swift returned to no malady through inoculation programs. meantime, the review of russia sputnik v vaccine for the world health organization and european medicines agencies still in limbo today, despite dozens of countries worldwide, already authorizing the job that of the ru

country. i guess this week is coming via libya. is this a b u n in geneva? how will this new government succeed? conflict in 30 minutes upon dw, the when i came, she was still up. oh, they raped her, forced her to marry. they tied her up. mm. so they could have her life would be the same. in 75 minutes on d w. ah, excuse me, tips for your bucket list, the momentum corner check for for me and some great helpful memorials to boot the w travel off. we go all the news, how it takes me into tele, feels jewish life in europe. i went home, producer owner and journalist eve kogan mont, are exploring, building into history and the present to that i would never think live so openly and so freely and constantly remind myself, i grew up in a completely different way because i'm a fraud. it's julie. she years, the 2 port documentary starts july 5th on d, w. i. i use this is the w news live from berlin. a fresh push for peace in libya. international leaders gather in berlin for talks aimed at bringing stability to a walk or torn country elections and libya are set for the

u. n is estimating some 1300000 people are in need of humanitarian assistance in the, in the country to what extent is improving the situation for the living people themselves. also on the agenda right now, the libyan population is really under pressure. but on the other side, we have a split off the national bank. we have a split of the national tro system. but on the other side, the money is guaranteed. so there is a lot of burns inside the country, which is also distributed to the families. nevertheless, we have a strong need for engagement also of the united nations regarding the refugees, the migrants who ask sometimes as hostages in prisons or in the kind of camps. and we need an international control and access for the united nations or so. do you feel union could take over responsibility? so the ruby in population is not the problem. it's the migrant, it's the was for unemployment, unemployed migrants. and it's the question how to take care of those who are exploited by traffic by those who are trafficking the people are accused of as i thank you so much for joining us against t

country. and in the center in the north we saw a tag on the u. n. base just a few days ago, perhaps orchestrated by the state in the greater so hard to groups. there are gaining ground and gaining areas where the molly, an army are retreating and losing control in or all the headlines. hundreds of people in hong kong have defied a ban on memorials. mocking china's deadly cracked down on pianos and square authorities and found the vigil for a 2nd straight year and even arrested one of the organizers. but i didn't stop protesting from turning on the flashlights and lighting candles in memory of those killed by china's brucell repression of pro democracy protect those hundreds. if not, thousands of people died during the crack gun in beijing in 9989 is ready. police and 5 don grenade palestinians running a marathon in solidarity with residents of shaft ra. neighborhood is at the heart of recent tensions. web. jewish settlers are trying to forcibly expel palestinian residents the unrest box. a war between israel and garza last month killing more than 2

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country, he loved the zambia. he had helped lead to freedom like you the u. n. has again said the human rights situation in min more is deteriorating and fast. it comes with the violence following. the qu, continues reduce, posted on social media, show most of the village of kenmore in my gray region to the ground. but it just say government troops, fire guns at them before burning nitty all 200 homes and cattle on tuesday, most of the locals had fled already. meanwhile, the currently national defense for one of the regional groups ranged against the military says fighting in kaya state to start again. tens of thousands of people have fled the state, taking refuge in camps scattered across the regions, forests, and is tony cheng reports from the time in my border. there are concerns that camps are running short of food and diseases spreading. this is some of the a that's been hastily pulled together by a current organization and had to be sent across the border. and to me were still more than a 100000 people sheltering from fighting with very little shelter them

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countries northwest authorities, blame, armed groups seeking runs and payments. the united nation says the number of people fleeing wars and violence is at a record high. in a report released today, the u. n says 82000000 people are displaced globally double the number a decade ago. venezuela is one of the worst effected countries and economic mel time has force millions to flee an international effort to raise money for venezuela. refugees and migrants kicked off on thursday. he w's oscar shanker reports that they are coming to for walkers. millions of them have left venezuela fleeing the countries humanitarian crisis. now, some of them are going back depend demik and political turmoil, the neighboring columbia has prompted a wave of an as williams worn down by economic hardship to make the journey home when i left them with the goal of succeeding and helping my family. but now that prices are too high in columbia, i could not make and i mean, luis had, he has just made it back to venezuela after walking for 2 weeks with his family, from the columbia capital. but they survived on goodwill along the way. but that dried up when they cross the border the situation at home is dia and geo say

country. i guess this week is coming via libby as an investor, this is the u. n. in geneva. how will this new governors succeed conflict on the w predicting election then versus predicting election. now they know a lot about you. you don't know a lot about them. the margin of error, a high polling and election in 45 minutes on d, w o the, it's about billions. it's about power. it's about the found the world order, the new silk road. china wants to expand its influence with this trade network. also in europe. china is promising this partners rich profit in europe. there's a sharp warning you want wherever accepts money from. the new super power will be dependent on in china's gateways. europe starts july 1st on d, w. there is more freedom of speech today and that ever was in the history of them yet. it's in human treatment. it's barbarity miss the buyer. we have to give the government a chance. libya has a new government of national unity which promises free elections. by the end of this year. for the roadblocks, it faces our immense arms militia groups, so whole power throug

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