u. n. is now calling a catastrophic food shortage. and it is expected to get was very, very worried that there are indications that we have the worst phase phase 5, affecting 353000 people in te gray. and those numbers expect to derive beyond 400000 over the next few months. if we don't get the access that we need to reach, reach those areas the while the fighting has eased. some parts of key cry remain cut off.

u. n. is now calling a catastrophic food shortage. and it is expected to get was very, very worried that there are indications that we have the worst phase phase 5, affecting 353000 people in te gray. those numbers expect to derive beyond 400000 over the next few months. if we don't get the access that we need to reach, reach those areas. the while the fighting has a, some parts of key cry remain cut off the math displacement across the region has left more than a 1000000 homeless and hungry. without more aid, this humanitarian crisis can only get was hidden from the rest of the world. say look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. me on mars military have opened new corruption cases against also the leader own phone . so cheap. the charges include misusing land and accepting bribes. so she's lawyer say the accusations are absurd. the army sees power in a coup in february, but counting is wrapping up in peruse presidential election. leftist federal castillo holds a slim lead over conservative kickoff. wo

u. n. is pushed to investigate crimes. again, the thing didn't is people in canada for another 751 unmarked graves were found on the grounds of a former residential school. the chief one local 1st nations group telling us they'd faced genocide for several generations. we did not ask for all of this to happen for 5 generation. it was policies in the 1800 early 1900. this is genocide. want to brief you on this to police in paris care in hundreds of tents from the city center after refugees. and this support is set up come.

u. n. is present to investigate crimes against the genus people in canada that after another $751.00 unmarked graves of founded a former residential school, the chief of the local 1st nations group tells r c, a face to genocide. for generations, we did not ask for all of this to happen for 5 generation. it was policies in the 1800 early 190-0100. this is genocide. both of the u. s. media the world least trusted according to an oxford university pole with the coverage of the con demik further damaging that reputation powers police clear hundreds attends from the.

u. n. is suppressed to investigate crimes against indigenous people in canada. after another $751.00 unmarked graves, the founder, the former residential school, the chief of a local 1st nations group tells us they faced genocide for generations. and we did not ask for all of this to happen for 5 generation. it was policies in the 1800s, early 1900. this is genocide. alice felice, clear. hundreds of tents from the city center off the refugees. that supporters set up camp and a desperate bit to draw attention to homeless migraines, us media of the world's.

well the u. n is the same, is the same entity that supported the dialogue and supported the coming of the government into law. so they did the support the, the baby supporters who were trying to bribe delegates to vote for him. did they know in support that, that well again, these are allegations that has not been proven that really sort and nothing has been stated by the when to that effect. well, the un inquiry said the pm supporters of bribes, those i as $200000.00 to induce people to vote for him. un report was quite specific. he said at least 3 such bribes were offered, although all of them are apparently turned down. well, again, let's ask the wind about that and why they supported the outcomes of the up and, and having the government come into into office. let's keep in mind again, it's a new government. it's a very well representative of the entire libya managed to bring the entire country together. this is the 1st time that we have one government, one legitimate, recognized internationally an

u. n. is concerned that there is already famine in the area. and a lot of people suddenly just do not agree on this verse on the legitimacy of the government or if any other. 1 party can take power to you worry, that's a field may not survive this election. i mean, the stakes are incredibly high. no, i've already got all the survivors this election. i think elections very important in providing greater ability to whatever is in the woman. yes. and security problems and this is, but part of the reason why this, this election is going to be important is precisely because it was government. i place all of the 6 issues and the credibility of a mix is not going to depend on, on those maybe win this election gonna take place now election is going to take place into brian and other places eventually. but, you know, the, the reason why this election has been on the call of the problems related to with a completely different places. but these are, these are relatively small number of places out of hope. these would have created a government this would b

u. n. is calling for an end to violence against children. with foreign minister says china is broken, it's legal obligations to guarantee freedoms for hong kong. dominic rob says beijing is made clear breaches of the 984 joint declaration signed by china and the u. k. if you criticize the national security law imposed last year on congress government says the remarks are inaccurate. video has emerge said to show god's assaulting, shackled palestinian prisoners in an israeli jail. harlots newspapers says the security footage from march 2019 shows more than 50 inmates allegedly linked to hamas being drank to the floor and beaten the paper says only 4 of the 10 guards are being investigated. those headlines, it's $11.00 east. now the news news news, news with me, ah ah, chris giving birth is a parallel process. and not one of the inside hospital. the kid has never been better. but strong traditions still rules that they know calling you after decades of war piece remains elusive and lie fragile. ah young in forget up there are 2 vitamins escalat

well the u. n is the same, is the same entity that supported the dialogue and supported the coming of the government into law. so they did the support the, the baby supporters who were trying to bribe delegates to vote for him. did they know in support that, that well again, these are allegations that has not been proven the really sort and nothing has been stated by the un to that effect. well, the un inquiry said the pm supporters of bribes, those i as $200000.00 to induce people to vote for him. un report was quite specific. he said at least 3 such bribes were offered, although all of them are apparently turned down. well, again, let's ask the wind about that and why they supported the outcomes of the dialogue and, and having the paper government come into into office. let's keep in mind again, it's a new government. it's a very well representative of the entire libya managed to bring the entire country together. this is the 1st time that we have one government, one of the gentleman recognized inte

u. n. is now calling for an independent investigation. is that having any pressure, any impact there it's difficult to to see, to say how much the international community pressure is influencing on this crisis . because right now, every single human rights organization around the world is talking about colombia. what is happening here. but even though we are still re parking every day about flashes police brutality death, i mean, according to some n g o's, in columbia have died at least 60 people in the last 2 months. some 300 people are still missing. there are reports of at least 20 cases of sexual abuse committed by the security forces. and even though this is happening, even though the community international community is looking at what is happening in columbia. so it's difficult to say how much the international community press are once and under the w correspondent, johan ramirez in cali, columbia. thank you. china. it's home to the world's most sophisticated system of mass surveillance, using a vast network of cameras and facial re

u. n. is warning 350000 people are either living in or facing farm and in ethiopia as war torn t gray, region aid groups say to 1000000 people have been displaced from the fighting. and crops and livestock have mostly been looted, destroyed or slaughtered, that you are some vassar to the un is criticize the security council for not taking the situation in t gray more seriously. it's time for the security council to have a public meeting on this issue. it's time for the counsel to take meaningful action to address the crisis. and it's time for the ethiopian government to respond responsibly to request for humanitarian access to in the fighting and hold those accountable for the violations that have occurred. it's time for the broader international communities to step up to and prevent another famine. well, earlier we spoke to e. c. o, p, as in bassett, or to the united nations, ty yeskis the last the day who rejects the u. s. analysis and says the government is not blocking aid to the region, b

under ation, international pressure after several demonstrators were killed late last week, and the u. n is now calling for an independent investigation. is that having any pressure, any impact there? it's difficult to to see, to say how much the international community pressure is influencing on this crisis . because right now, every single human rights organization around the world is talking about columbia. what is happening here? but even though we are still re parking every day about flashes police brutality death, i mean i carried through some in joe's in columbia have died at least 60 people in the last 2 months. some 300 people are still missing. there are very far so at least 20 cases of sexual abuse committed by the security forces. and even though it didn't happen, and even though the community international community is looking at what is happening in columbia. so it's difficult to say how much the international committee pressure reforms and others price, dw correspondent, johan ramirez and colleague, colombia, thank you. china is home to one of the world's most sophisticated s

u. n. is now calling for an independent investigation. is that having any pressure, any impact there? it's difficult to to see, hey, how much the international community pressure is influencing on this crisis. because right now, every single human rights organization around the world is talking about columbia. what is happening here? but even though we are still re parking every day about flashes police brutality death, i mean, according to some in jose, in columbia has died at least 60 people in the last month. some 300 people are still nice and there are very far stuff at least 20 cases of sexual abuse committed by the security forces. and even though it isn't happening, even though the community international community is looking at what is happening in columbia, so it's difficult to say how much the international committee pressure we think once and on this price. he w correspondent, johan ramirez in cali, columbia. thank you. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. peru has more than doubled its corona virus death toll. after a govern

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 international side and from the you. so we were hoping, but yeah, it seems like in it's going to ha

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 also

u. n. is now calling a catastrophic food shortage. and it is expected to get was very, very worried that there are indications that we have the worst phase phase 5, affecting 353000 people in te gray. those numbers expect to derive beyond 400000 over the next few months. if we don't get the access that we need to reach, reach those areas the while the fighting has eased, some parts of keep cry remain cut off. mass displacement across the region has left more than a 1000000 homeless and hungry. without more age, these humanitarian crisis can only get worse. hidden from the rest of the world. and the report by amnesty international details, china's systematic persecution of the weaker minority in the shin young region. it shows how since 2017, beijing has carried out a campaign of repression against the predominantly muslim minority incarcerating millions and so called re education camps. but even those spared imprisonment are subject to harsh surveillance measures. the w. learn more about the daily realities facing weavers from a former

u. n. is warning if a massive loss of life in me and mar if no immediate action is taken. an estimated 100000 people have been forced to leave their homes because of fighting and me and mars kaya states. it's accusing security forces of indiscriminate airstrikes against civilian albanians. parliament has voted to impeach president taylor metter . it follows an investigation that found he should be voted out for violating the constitution. the president's rule is considered a political, but matter has regularly class with prime minister at the rama. those are the latest headlines on al jazeera science in a golden age is coming up. next, bye bye news. news. news news. ah, ah, ah, ah, they've been so many great involved in science over the past 100 years. everything from relativity and quantum mechanics to electronics computing, they struggled, but none of this progress would have been possible without the mathematicians ation of science. and the development of algebra and the term algebra can be traced back to the arabic would algebra, which has its roots in the title of a m

but when most people oh a tough stories, you know to 0, c u. n is sounding the alarm on afghanistan saying the telephone is taken more than 50 districts in the past month. as far as troops withdraw earlier it's fighters captured, i got a song main border crossing with keystone. spain's socialist lead government is approved. controversial pardon for 9 capital and independence leaders. they were jailed over their rows in the failed attempt to secede from the rest of the country in 2017, and residence in syracuse to region say new fighting has flared up in recent days. north of mckelly and ministry has denied reports, particularly enforces and to several towns. it comes a day off to the region was excluded from national election. that can be no free and fair election in nicaragua later this year. if suppression of the opposition continues. as the finding of a new report by human rights watch, it says the rest the pos.

in the meantime, i'd like to ask you about civilians and all of this because 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 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 t

u. n. is warning 350000 people are either living in or facing famine in a few years. war torn t gray region aid groups say that 2000000 people have been displaced from the fighting and crops and livestock have mostly been looted, destroyed, or.

when i decide on a don is an early warning of what the u. n is now calling a catastrophic food shortage. and it is expected to get was very, very worried that there are indications that we have the worst phase phase 5, affecting 353000 people in te gray. those numbers expect to derive beyond 400000 over the next few months. if we don't get the access that we need to reach, reach those areas. the while the fighting has eased, some parts of tea cry remain cut off. math displacement across the region has left more than a 1000000 homeless and hungry. without more aid, these humanitarian crisis can only get worse, hidden from the rest of the world. and we knew report by honesty, international details, china, systematic prosecution of the weaker minority in the, in john region. it shows how since 2017, beijing has carried out a complain of repression against the predominantly muslim minority incarcerating millions and so called reeducation camps. leaving those spad imprisonment are subject to heart. the valence measures to w learn more about the daily

u. n. is now calling a catastrophic food shortage. and it is expected to get was very, very worried that there are indications that we have the worst phase phase 5, affecting 353000 people in te gray. and those numbers expect to derive beyond 400000 over the next few months. if we don't get the access that we need to reach, reach those areas. the goal, while the fighting has eased, some parts of cry remain, cut off the math displacement across the region. has left more than a 1000000 homeless and hungry. without more aid, this humanitarian crisis can only get worse, hidden from the rest of the world. let's take a look at the stories and headlines around the world. we in laws military have opened new corruption cases against alfred leader bank to cheat. the charges include misusing land and accepting bribes to cheese lawyers said the accusations are absurd. the army sees power in the coo and february. both counting is wrapping up in perused presidential election left as petro castillo holds a slim lead of a conservative cake for he murr

has left him where he is now, before i'm beside one on i need a don is an early warning of what the u. n is now calling a catastrophic food shortage. and it is expected to get was very, very worried that there are indications that we have the worst phase phase 5, affecting 353000 people in te gray. those numbers expect to derive beyond 400000 over the next few months. if we don't get the access that we need to reach, reach those areas the while the fighting has eased, some parts of t gray remain cut off. mass displacement across the region has left more than a 1000000 homeless and hungry. without more aid, these humanitarian crisis can only get worse, hidden from the rest of the world. well here in germany, members of the greens have opened their 3 day party conference into formerly endorse analynn, bear bach as their candidate for chancellor in september's national elections was comes up for a recent poll showed a drop in popularity for the environmentalist party. the greens had made major gains after bare bach nomination of back in april, but several blunders by some members have set the

u. n. is now calling a catastrophic food shortage. and it is expected to get was very, very worried that there are indications that we have the worst phase phase 5, affecting 353000 people in te gray. those numbers expect to derive beyond 400000 over the next few months. if we don't get the access that we need to reach, reach those areas. the while the fighting has eved, some parts of key cry remain cut off the math displacement across the region has left more than a 1000000 homeless and hungry. without more aid, these humanitarian crisis can only get worse, hidden from the rest of the world. let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. today. the military have opened you corruption cases against alfred leader to treat that charges include misusing land and accepting brides, which is lowest say the access ations. 3rd, the army sees time. you're mine, who in february the counting has wrapped up in through the presidential election, but authorities have not seen the winner. they say the race between l

u. n. is now calling a catastrophic food shortage. and it is expected to get was very, very worried that there are indications that we have the worst phase phase 5, affecting 353000 people in te gray. does that numbers expect to derive beyond 400000 over the next few months? if we don't get the access that we need to reach, reach those areas the while the fighting has eased, some parts of t gray remain cut off. mass displacement across the region has left more than a 1000000 homeless and hungry. without more age, does humanitarian crisis can only get worse. hidden from the rest of the world. and here in berlin, members of germany, greens, have opened to their 3 day party conference. the angel formerly endorse analysts bareback as their candidate for chancellor in september is national elections has comes after a recent poll showed a draw in popularity for the environmentalist party. the greens had made a major games after box nomination. back in april, the several blenders by some members have set the party back in its quest to provide

u. n. is urging australia to do more to protect the reef and to speed up what is already plant. well, this brings us to a growing movement to put acts of environmental destruction on par with more crimes in genocide and increasing number of activists lawyers and politicians want ecos side to be punishable by the international criminal court. they say making this a crime would deter companies and governments from harming the environment instead of paying fines and compensation perpetrators would face arrest prosecution and imprison. where today, a group of top international lawyers publish the world's 1st legal definition of ego side. here's a member of that panel reading out that definition. eco's side means unlawful or wanton acts committed with knowledge. there is a substantial likelihood of severe and either widespread or long term damage to the environment in caused by those acts. well, we are joined now by one of the leaders of the campaign to make ecos side and international crime. jo, jo, native, she is co founder and executive director of stuff. eco side international ju

if the pin government falls, the u. n is demanding access to the region should take right? defense forces continue. their advance is could, should they continue to capture major cities and we will face the challenge of how international aid can be flown into those area. and well, if you feel that force continues, it's reprisals which will be can carry down some as we have already seen by area of bombardment. the, the challenge will be who control has gone. thousands of people have been killed. millions displaced in the war that started almost 8 months ago. according to the un around 5000000 people in today are now in need of food aid. more than 350000, and living in farming. how about the world as either a sub, a few appear still ahead on al jazeera, they've been away for 6 months, but anti government protest or is in thailand are back with as much passion as ever this brutal got popular, we gain way are access to the world of mexican cock fighting sport, battling for the future. ah, ah. there were waterfalls again in a row. however, the main rain fell in new south wales nea

u. n. is demanding access to the region to particular defense forces continue their involved is could, should they continue to capture major cities and we will face the challenge of how international aid can be flown into those area. and well, if you feel that force continues, it's reprisals which will be can carry down some as we have already seen by aerial bombardment. the, the challenge will be who controls the gun? thousands of people have been killed. millions displaced in the war that started almost 8 months ago. according to the un around 5000000 people in today are now in need of food aid. more than 350000, and living in farm in homicide. well, just either a sub a to appear still ahead on al jazeera, they've been away for 6 months, but anti government protesters in thailand are back with as much passion as ever from a dentist see that brought democracy to the philippines, former president spinning your we know dies at the age of 61. ah, ah, the european where the story continues and is

u. n. is urging australia to do more to protect the reef and to speed up what is already plant. well, this brings us to a growing movement to put acts of environmental destruction on par with more crimes in genocide and increasing number of activist lawyers and politicians want eco side to be punishable by the international criminal court. they say making this a crime would deter companies and governments from harming the environment. instead of paying finding compensation perpetrators would face arrest prosecution and imprison where today, a group of top international lawyers publish the world's 1st legal definition of eco side. here's a member of that panel reading out that definition. eco's side meets unlawful, wanton acts committed with knowledge. there is a substantial likelihood of severe and either widespread or long term damage to the environment. been caused by those acts. but we are joined now by one of the leaders of the campaign to make eco side and international crime. jo, jo, native, she is co founder and executive director of stuff. eco side international. jo, it'

u. n. is wanting of a major loss of life in easton, miasma. if no immediate action is taken, its accusing security forces of indiscriminate strikes against civilians. groups have been resisting the military gentle, which is crushed down on descent since seizing power in february. now we're getting porch. there have little to no water food. there are people getting sick and they have no.

u. n. is the largest actor in the humanitarian response. the home, one of them at the you and gives more than 50 percent of all way. if that stops him or the death sentence to the people in russia wants us operations. we routed through damascus, but human rights and aid groups warned against this. they accused the syrian government of using aid as a weapon by keeping it from its opponents and using it to benefit those who are loyal for months now, we have seen behind the scenes negotiations primarily between the united nations and between damascus to try to achieve one single cross line delivery from damascus to live until now those negotiations have led to nothing. the biden administration has been vocal in its criticism of how damascus handles a deliveries. and now with the u. s. envoys visit the stage is set for what will likely be an intense period of negotiations to keep open. the gate to serious opposition held the areas that are elsewhere. sri lankan no thought he braced for a possible oil spill from a sunken congo ship off its coast

u. n. is singling out the philippines saying it's responsible for a whopping one 3rd of all ocean plastic is a quick reminder of our top story is our us regulators of approve the controversial new drug for alzheimer's disease. officials say the drug which will be marketed as i do how will tackle the conditions underlying causes? some experts say this, insufficient evidence to back up that claim set you up to date more world news at the top of the hours in just a moment. i'll take you through some of the bigger stories of the day in the day. good news. the who's the news? the news, the news. oh, does have ah, the news, the rules to go be on as we take on the world. we're all about the stories that matter to the whatever it takes is eastman following on fire made for mines all good in like wayne extremist. so we tried the graphs and again world movie and couple late in burn in south africa. people with disability is more like lisa jobs, independent, make black lives matter. shine a spotlight on

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 to ease rent controls. it's enough and i

u. n. is fighting, it's hard to say today's reality. so my last question to all of you gentlemen would be, what is your outlook on the world after the pandemic? what would be the new configuration of the world would change? mister chancellor, let us start with you. of annually adults upon the me come saying this. there is the one kid and i've learned from the pandemic. we all, we face challenges to maintenance as to whether it would be good together. we would try to address both without any additional problem that was something to grease i'm and that would be my proposal to begin the mean mind calling to say it would be good if we could all be very much on keeping this. well . we all have been saying that there would be different everything would be different from so this will never be the same again. that will never get bad. global will travelling. they will be no international flora, but they didn't have a lead time. like the vaccinations we'd be re bored and going down to be getting back to normal people. great rules and medication we

u. n. is wanting of a major loss of life and east and me and more if no immediate action is taken. it's using security forces of indiscriminate air strikes against civilians. groups have been resisting the military gentle, which is crushed down on descent since seizing power in february. now we're getting porch. they are have little to no water food. there are people getting sick and they have no access to medical supplies. and what we've also learned is that the hunter is blocking roach that could provide to aid organizations and those who are trying to get to them access to these people. and i've also heard a report, a credible report to just to day that landmines are being laid on the road leading to the forest, where these desperate people are. so we could be looking not only at the impact of the bombing itself, but we could be looking at a significant loss of life. now, albania, parliament has just voted to impeach president area method. it follows an investigation that he found that he should be voted out for violating the constitution. the president's role is usually conside

u. n. is also calling for an end to violence against children following the february military coup for me and more the un 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, holding 200 refugees from migrants held by human traffickers have been rescued the mexican town of seattle waters. some were found crammed into a 5 by 5 metre room. they came from brazil, el salvador honduras, quite motta, and mexico, mexico taking them to a migration to soon as he wanted to science. what happened to me next? china's rover jerome has sent back an image of itself from the martian surface. the solar power vehicle will spend the next 3 months taking photos and analyzing rocks . and th

because 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 tho

u. n. is said that it's essential that civilians are protected, that humanitarian aid reaches the people who need it. and that a political solution is trying to attempt to be found. can you guarantee that humanitarian aid is going to reach people who need it in t? i guarantee to you it has been, has never been out in patient 8 thought. we care about the safety. and we are more than willing to extend with all the national community anytime you're not going to just come in or anything. right. and we are doing everything in order to make sure that people have unfit of access to mines in this, in the extent that there was any, any of this, it was in the courses and how i'm at in the nursing time the editors make sure everything is and courses into broke 8 anymore. otherwise we're going to have to leave it there, advisor to the president of t grey state and executive committee member for the t great people's liberation front. speaking to us from mcclay, who you say the htp life is now in charge of

u. n. is press to investigate. crimes against constituent is painfully canada. that after another $751.00 unmarked graves have found out a former residential school, the chief of the local 1st nations group told us they faced genocide to generation . we did not ask for all of this to happen for 5 generation. it was policies in the 1800 early 190-0100. this is janice.

u. n. is press investigate, trying again from digital people in canada, that after another 751 unmarked graves, defined at a former residential school, the chief of a local 1st nation street tells us a faith, genocide generation. we did not ask for all of this to happen for 5 generations. it was policies in the 1800 early 1900. this is genocide. this as a scandal, praying british health minister finally quits off to surviving money and criticism for botching the pandemic response. the thief caught kissing an aide in violation of his own social distances guideline. harris files duplicate critics by finally visiting the mexican board us 3 months into her vice presidency. and she takes us almost a 1000 kilometers from the api center of the migrant crisis. ah, hello, they just got 9 and evening here. moscow. you watching artie international now a coalition of countries led by russia and china recalling for the un to investigate crimes against indigenous people in canada and say the government shou

u. n. is calling daily massacres. thousands of fleeing displacement camps and villages in the east. in fact, and simultaneous right on monday night at least $57.00 people were killed, including 7 children. alexander buys as the report the military has ruled to re providence for a month, for 4 weeks under an unprecedented state of siege wasn't enough to prevent this. one of the deadliest attacks to hit the region and at least 4 years. the government and the un blame fighters from the allied democratic forces for unleashing a night of violence and displacement camps and villages near bogo and to jobby. robber. nothing leah. we were attacked by the rebels during the night. they killed my neighbors and burned them in the house before even arriving in my area. i ran an escape, but they got here and they burned my children in my house, and i got a lot more. the rebels abducted at least $25.00 survivors, shelters, and stores were burned to the ground. now the area is marked with mass graves. already displaced. the un says the attacks have forced nearly 6000 people to flee again. many with

u. n. is pushed to investigate crimes against the digital people in canada. for another $751.00 unmarked graves were found on the grounds of a former residential school. the chief for one local 1st nations group telling our teeth, they faced genocide for several generations. we did not ask for all of this to happen for 5 generation. it was policies in the 1800 early 190-0100. this is genocide, briefing you on this to police in paris clearing hundreds of tents from the city center of the refugees on the supporters sets up can put a desperate bid to draw attention to homelessness among migrant global polls suggest us media is the world's least trusted the oxford university report say there's been a rapid loss of faith in recent years, especially during the pandemic. ah, for a good day to for moscow, you watch the out in to national at the weekend with me, kevin. first, and as you heard this saturday, a coalition of countries led by china calling for the you and to probe crimes against indigenous people in canada, saying the government should move forward instea

u. n. is pushed to investigate crimes against indigenous people in canada. after another $751.00, a mock grapes were found on the grounds of a former residential school. the chief of one local 1st nations groups held up. see they faced genocide for several generations. we did not ask for all of this to happen for 5 generations. it was policies in the 1800 early 1900. this is genocide, police in paris, clear hundreds of tents from the city center off the refugees and the supporters set up camp in a desperate bid to draw attention to homelessness among migrants. global poll suggests us media is the world's least trusted oxford university. found that's been a rapid loss of faith in recent years, especially during the pandemic. ah, hello. when you tuning in, welcome to the weekend from the international in moscow. my name is colleen bright . here's what we are a trust for you. this our, a coalition of countries led by china calling for the united nations to probe crimes against indigenous people in canada, saying the government that should move forward instead o

u. n. is sounding the alarm. most districts have been that have been taken surround provincial capitals suggesting that the taliban are positioning themselves to try and take these capitals once the foreign forces are fully withdrawn. the calm before the storm here in the provincial capital of condos residence can only wait as a foot line was closer than secuity. for the seam powerless. just stop the advance in cobbled for militiamen. men who fought against the taliban decades ago. and now returning to arms to boast of a defense, more juncture, then we've gathered here to defend the republic. freedom of speech, and the independence of afghan is done. if a taliban one piece, we will make peace with them. i got all of them. what if they want to fight? we'll have we all ready for that and we will defend our last, i mean, the former going to embolden front of the us withdrawal. this commander confidence victory. pursue me to the american. so for the afghan government is a slave administration on this. when the americ

u. n. is saying 350000 people at risk of famine. well the un is also indicating that up to 91 percent of the whole population of a grade are facing some kind of short age. we've seen it whenever we travel outside of mckelly. and we've seen the organizations find to help, but you know, there were money by the parts of the region that wasn't acceptable to either us or them. and we've seen it up close and, but all our costs, mccully people who are attending us all kinds of misgivings and you know, i q, they sion. so they've been telling us we chose, for the most part, proven by the even the human rights commission and the sub of law. so it was really, really taught society we feed without making any accusations to 80 side will, it will take you money by the years and money money, much more resources. they investigate what happened the way we did. the inter, an administration in the to grey region appointed by the federal government has asked why the central government has asked the central government for a cease fire. how do you think?

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