u.n. mission to continue investigating human rights violations of the country it's accused the u.n. of bias after a report issued on alleged war crimes the conflict in yemen escalated in twenty fifteen when the saudi led coalition started backing the government and launched airstrikes against the hope these. well those are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us faultlines is coming up next thank you very much for watching. twenty five years dr the thought of zero world tells the behind the scenes story of norway's rule the oslo accords they wanted to have what they froze in the ability and reveals how secret negotiations were skewed. misread is everything. and why they're still here to deliver on so much that was promised the price of all is low zero. for her. and the present one broke from somebody a. german robe or bureau. of the most. dollars in new york. brokers. so me oh you mean. there's a. little. i mean by that and then me. being. put out there i know how to. be a you say asked are you would want to. say. that. when these parents fled central america with their children

u.n. mission chairman is marzuki darusman and he criticized the government's response. present the mission of the report. he was given of was priority in interventions and came out with a rebuttal of the report. which of course reflects a complete disconnect with what the realities are and whirl and i now are at the moment we have proposed a series of steps to be taken in terms of security sector reform of heredity cation conventions of the reorganization of the armed forces that model who we found to be the most culpable in causing properties over the past decades and the events of august twenty fifth was just a high point. in a series of atrocities that. took place over twenty thirty years past and therefore it was to try to do the just waiting to happen in fact at least twenty one people are dead and fourteen others are in critical condition after suspected alcohol poisoning in malaysia police say the victims drank two different kinds of whiskey and beer bought from various shops several people have been arrested and police have been conducting raids on groceries stor

u.n. mission gear more. said he would continue to monitor the situation from abroad. and here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you left and right to be. getting under way in the eastern german city of camden it's the city has come international focus of middle way of unrest following a feat or stabbing allegedly committed by migrants.

u.n. assistance mission says twelve members of a single family the dead so that we get more details now. from mickey. mickey just talk us through that there's been plenty of reaction. where you have these protests to come after what has been a particularly bloody week for civilians in afghanistan as you were saying over the weekend twenty one people killed in two as strikes there in some cases even entire families wiped out that's according to where statements from the u.n. mission in afghanistan also in another case twelve women and children killed including ten of those who were children between the ages of six and fifteen the third strike of the week came on tuesday and this came shortly after the u.n. had released a statement urging for restraint for better protection for afghan civilians and this was seemingly the catalyst for these protests that hc province killing three people after which people took to the streets in angry protests denouncing the government and also u.s. forces this year the air strikes on afghanistan have been increasing at an exponential rate according to the u

u.n. mission fernandes said he would continue to monitor the situation from abroad. talks between the u.s. and canada to amend the north american free trade agreement of stalled after four days of negotiations the countries remain divided over access to canada's dealy markets and medical patents auto hopes to sign on to the u.s. and mexico is revised record talks are set to resume on wednesday. the last public memorial service for late u.s. senator john mccain is due to begin shortly now the motorcade has left the capitol building and stopped at the vietnam veterans memorial before arriving at washington's national cathedral former presidents barack obama and george w. bush are set to deliver you know jews will be laid to rest on sunday at the u.s. naval academy in maryland president donald trump who had a bitter feud with mccain was not invited to attend the statesman died last week aged eighty one after battling brain cancer. well joining me now is tyson barkley is a program director at the aspen institute here in germany and he's also an expert in trans transatlan

u.n. mission and said he would continue to monitor the situation from abroad as the. qualifying for the italian grand prix is done and dusted and fittingly there are a. queue me right in locked in poor position it's the finns first for the season with the fastest lap in formula one history the top four finish as well right can and steam it's a bastion fettled will start the race in second defending champion and current leader this see them a fetus is lewis hamilton is in third and his teammate. is fourth. and here's some long term planning for you indonesia wants to host the twentieth thirty two someone lympics that's according to officials in the southeast asian nation would become the fourth country to do so if successful at the moment indonesia is holding the asian games which are the biggest sporting event outside ones that concludes sunday indonesia will officially submit its bid next summer olympics in twenty twenty will be. holding the following games and then los angeles confirmed as hosts for twenty twenty eight. and here's a reminder of the top story we're f

u.n. mission staff. you know ordered to prevent missile strikes from iran back to formations these are all requested to settle the situation in the area adjacent to the golan heights where iran backed formations can deploy heavy weapons . to russia consulted with iran in tehran said that it did not consider its right to aggravate the situation in the area and had no aggressive intentions against israel. as a result. and with the assistance of the russian forces all the iran backed formations with heavy weapons were withdrawn from the golan heights to a safe distance from israel more than one hundred forty kilometers to the east of syria a total of sixty one thousand fifty personnel. twenty five multiyear rocket launch systems and tactical missiles as well as saw one hundred forty five pieces off other nations and military hardware withdrawn from the area at the request of israel the russian command in syria repeatedly assured israel that no sensitive. and quick meant shipped from iraq to syria will end u

u.n. mission in afghanistan warned about the rising number of civilian casualties there it say's that many of the victims are children of major players in the region had differing views all not reports. russian voiced blaming a u.s. and miscalculation enough down the stone washington in turn promised a curfew a few older operations in the two provinces' recently hit by strikes claiming u.s. forces take more care to avoid civilian casualties than anyone else but u.n. says the. tell a different story. with all these resources you cannot differentiate between gunman fired distance of villains this is not the first time they have targeted civilians several times. in a. moving on this week austria the ruling coalition was sick accused of trying to restrict media freedoms after a memo advising the country's police not to share information with certain media likely it's was leaked while our europe correspondent peter all of our products more on the story the austrian interior ministry has been left red faced that's after an internal memo was leaked in which they instruct the police how to handle

u.n. mission has raised the alarm over the vising number of civilian casualties from last trikes it adds that women and children make up the majority of victims ati's are reports these protests come after what has been a particularly bloody week in afghanistan over the weekend twenty one civilians were killed in as strikes in one case twelve members of the same family were killed and another ten children between the ages of six and fifteen were also killed the third strike of the week came on cheese day when three people were killed in can do this province according to the un in the first six months five hundred thousand and eighteen as strikes killed one hundred forty nine civilians in. injured two hundred four now if we compare that to the same period last year that's a fifty two percent increase and afghan forces may be thinking that using more air power is the best mode of action for them but it really is bad news for civilians who are coming under the constant threat of shelling in recent weeks there have been as many as two dozen strikes a day the u.n. in a statement released on tuesday

u.n. security council. live from the russian capital you're watching r.t. international with me mission sefi welcome to the program. we've obtained video of angry crowds gathered in the afghan city of can do so wednesday to protest against the u.s. afghan and strikes the aerial assault say that driving back a resurgent taliban that's a having a devastating impact on civilians. georgios done in the show the. dutch uppercut are not a demo not punish mrs money to show you there is one in my eyes. you're just tell your physical don't with john just grow new scanners and cruisers there still is a certain standard to go good. news in there to do wonders isn't going. to underachieve. the to. have. that. negative look there's no such. this is only making. love. and. now that i know. that you have a landline if that even if at the. provincial council member wants the afghan government has lost control of the situation let me show you comment on them what you did this shows that they were in management of the can does government they were to cheat us these are the children with all these resource

u.n. mission in libya has been calling on rival factions to abide by the terms of the truce that was agreed two weeks ago tuesday's armrest plunged much of tripoli into darkness as it disrupted electricity supplies late last month an upsurge in fighting left sixty people dead many of them civilians but two rival groups are vying for control of the area around the city's only functioning airport both were previously aligned to the un backed government in libya the fighting has shrunk the government's area of control to the center of tripoli it also forced many residents to stay indoors and left migrants detained in parts of the city without food and water. i've been speaking to mohamed al just who is the c.e.o. of libya outlook that's a recession consulting firm he says the situation in tripoli is highly unstable. the situation as the events of yesterday have shown that the situation is not sustainable and that a full fledged war could actually erupt in the capital tripoli at any moment and that more efforts from the international community and from and the u.n. representative in libya a sen

u.n. mission to continue investigating human rights violations in the country and accuse the u.n. of bias after investigators released a report on alleged war crimes are the rubber months or hardy's government says a blind eye is being turned to violations by who think rebels than a smith has more from nearby djibouti the group of experts is accuse all parties in the yemen conflict of human rights violations out includes and forced disappearances torture and recruitment of child soldiers but it saves the bulk of his criticism for the behavior the conduct of the saudi u.a.e. led coalition it says of the at least seventeen thousand people killed during the conflict the bulk of them have been civilians killed in air strikes and it says the de facto blockade of yemen at sea and over the is also a violation of international law and the group of experts also talks about the joint incident assessment team the j i eighty this was set up by the saudis and their moralities to investigate complaints where incidents where asterix have caused civilian casualties while a group of experts says t

u.n. mission in libya has been calling on rival faction to abide by the terms agreed just two weeks ago to ses armrest plunged much of tripoli into darkness as it disrupted the electricity supply late last month an upsurge in fighting left sixty people dead many of them civilians the two groups have been vying for control of the city's airport. but two rival groups are vying for control of the area around the city's only functioning airport both that were previously aligned to the u.s. backed government in libya the fighting has shrunk the government's area of control to the center of the capital it also falls many residents to stay indoors and left migrants detained in parts of the city without food and water and i've been speaking to mohammed al jocker who's the c.e.o. of libya outlook that's a recession consulting firm and he says the situation in tripoli is highly unstable . the situation as the events of yesterday have shown that the situation is not sustainable and that a full fledged war could actually erupt in the capital tripoli at any moment and that more efforts from the interna

u.n. mission. >> a couple things on this. got a chance to read the statement from his son who watch the movie, they were part of creating the movie, they worked with the director and the screenwriter and they talk about there are depictions of the american flag in the movie. it's one of those moments where i say to myself let's press the pause button, everybody completing about this movie, none of them of seen it. >> shannon: it looks pretty good. >> the neil armstrong landing on the moon footage there's 2 minutes worth watching. it's when he first steps on the moon and what he plans the american flag. >> is not a movie about flint in the american flag it's a movie about neil armstrong. >> shannon: even in the actor ryan gosling whose canadian is more of a human achievement. >> his canadian, he doesn't have a stake in this. >> if his sons aren't upset about this movie, why is everyone is outraged? >> it would be like watching the movie miracle and not game-winning goal. >> shannon: richard and vince thank you very much. as we

u.n. mission to the moon.very much. >> great to be here, thank you. >> martha: president trump about to take the stage in billings, montana, as the crowd is filling up the arena. head of the critical november midterm. we'll go there live next. ♪ with new thermacare ultra pain relieving cream. ♪ one look at you and i can't disguise ♪ ♪ i've got hungry eyes ♪ i feel the magic between you and i ♪ ♪ i've got hungry eyes ♪ now i've got you in my sights ♪ applebee's new 3-course meal starting at $11.99. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. with a range of suv's perfect for any adventure, you can be in your element, in any element. ♪ experience amazing at your lexus dealer. then you might have a dcondition called dry mouth.? biotène is clinically proven to soothe and moisturize a dry mouth. plus, it freshens breath. biotène. immediate and long lasting dry mouth symptom relief. has many statement to the press, president trump will not answer questions for federal investigators for writing and to mike or in pers

u.n. mission in libya has condemned another outbreak of fighting in the capital which is threatening a ceasefire agreed to weeks ago the latest arrest plunged much of tripoli into darkness as it disrupted the electricity supply more than sixty people have been killed since fighting broke out last month. right those are the latest headlines let's go back now to al-jazeera world. i repeat for the record in december nine hundred eighty eight p.l.o. leader yasser arafat known to his colleagues. and publicly renounced violence. ordered them is. over the years norway had discreetly been talking to the p.l.o. . with arafat's renouncing violence norway was now ready to pay him an official visit at the p.l.o. headquarters in tunis so this will make long. distance to call to kill. all disco. for. the first time and the reason for minister was that the p.l.o. it was definitely a success for this is because it was a breakthrough who faces. the same power in this part of. the father of the prime minister on the way today. on mission to arafat's into new in eighty nine. i thought that a hard. part. about the

u.n. mission rules and treaties.ccording to our laws, part of what they have to do is demonstrate that a reasonable fear of persecution if they remain in or return to their country, persecution, or danger. people like the german in my story, joseph, who was grossly tortured and mistreated as a child story in his home country of eritrea, managed to escape with his life. upon his exit from eritrea, they do not provide them with a certificate documenting given a victim of torture and persecution. so when he gets to the u.s. , he isis 10 year journey got to make a case that he has a ofd reason to be afraid going back to eritrea. accordingly, there are voluntary agencies, such as the ones i've been volunteering for which are doctors, nurses, psychologists, lawyers, and so forth, who helped these people to make -- to establish whether or not they have a reasonable fear of return. in my case neuropsychologists, will listen to the story and see if there's evidence that people have suffered persecution, torture, and the like,

u.n. peacekeeping mission there? >> the u.n. ekeeping mission continues to be, face difficult challenges not only because of the security situation in the congo -- it's certainly one of our largest and longest serving operations on a continent. again, the united states remains very committed to supporting the u.n. operations and insuring success and also not only stabilizing the congo, but also insuring the elections take place. >> thank you, ambassadors. senator merkley. >> thank you. ambassador yamamoto, will you initially be serving, if confirmed, from within the country or operating out of nairobi? >> we're very hopeful that we'll go in, directly into mogadishu. >> well, that would be, that'd be tremendous. and one of the challenges described by the team in somalia has been that unlike the state department delegations from other countries, our delegation has been restricted to the military compound in mogadishu. do you foresee that might change? >> in my first time there in 2016, we were able to get out to the outskirts of so

u.n. fact finding mission for example so most of the reports that we get from there are from refugees who have left the country and these two reporters have managed to gather evidence on the ground from the local communities and even from members of the security forces implicating the military in this and this has arguably this is led to the only case where the military has actually admitted that they were involved in atrocities committed there and where soldiers members of the military were actually put on trial and sentenced to two years in prison so that's how important this trial was even though the government in the military denied that there was a connection between this trial against these soldiers and the reporting that these two did but it's telling i believe that this is the only case that has actually led to a conviction of soldiers in in this whole conflict this trial has become an important symbol of press freedom and there has been widespread condemnation we'll take a look at some of the tweets that are that are out there phil robertson is deputy asia director for human righ

u.n. human rights mission accusing investigators of bias after a report on alleged war crimes the u.n. report found individuals in the government and the saudi led coalition fighting alongside it may have committed war crimes adultery is no longer a crime in india after the country's top court ruled that the law was unconstitutional and discriminatory the law was brought in under the british colonial rule and that punished adultery with jail time of up to five years those are the headlines one in one east is next thanks for watching about. from cutting edge medical technology toxic bending. the development of lifesaving drugs to advances in the most difficult regions of the world. and yet. innovative solutions to global health problems to make a difference and maybe his word get a cure for the cure. al-jazeera. already made. a little. bit for money. from glitzy weddings to luxury yachts and be seen. india's billionaires live in a world of extreme glamour and lavish spending. while many indians still live below the poverty line the country now has more billionaires than almost anywhere

u.n. mission. and senator ted cruz writing, really sad hollywood erases american flag from moon landing.to reporters that the film's intent was to focus on armstrong's persona introspective journey. >> i don't think neil viewed himself as an american hero. from my interviews and experiences with his family and people who knew him, it was quite the opposite, and i think we really wanted the movie to reflect neil. >> accordi to the film's director, and confirmed by universal pictur, nbc's sister company, the american flag is shown standing on the lunar surface multiple times in the movie, just not the actual planting of the flag. neil armstrong's two sons defending the film, saying in a statement, the filmmakers chose to focus on neil looking back at the earth. this story is human, and it is universal. of course, it celebrates an american achievement. it also celebrates an achiev for all mankind. mstrong passed away in 2012, but his own wunforgettableds from that landing live on forever. >> it's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankd. >> f "today," joe fryer, nbc news. >>> in the

u.n. mission. senator cruz writing, really sad, hollywood erases flag from moon landing.e intent was to face on armstrong's personal intro speculative journey. >> i don't think he viewed himself as a hero. from the people i interviewed, it was quite the opposite. we wanted the movie to reflect neil. >> according to the director and confirmed by universal pictures, nbc's sister company, the american flag is shown standing on the lunar surface multiple times in the movie, just not the actual planting of the flag. neil armstrong's two sons defending the film, saying in a statement, the filmmakers chose to focus on neil looking back at the earth. this story is human, and it is universal. of course it celebrates an american achievement. it also celebrates an achievement for all mankind. armstrong passed away in 2012 but his own unforgettable words from that landing live on forever. >> it's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> for "today," joe fryer, nbc news. >>> in their statement armstrong's sons said their dad would be saddened by the fact a movie about br

u.n. fact finding mission did so the deputy secretary of state was asked on the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly a few hours ago well why didn't you use the word genocide and he said look that way it wasn't meant to be a determination of genocide it was to try to understand what was going on but he didn't crucially rule out that the information used in the state department report wouldn't be used eventually to bring. charges of genocide of crimes against humanity against those responsible so that's the rhetorical. story of the day the concrete the concrete story happened in geneva just just over the last day where the u.n. human rights commission has voted to start an independent mechanism to both collate information and evidence of crimes against humanity and genocide with a view to some sort of prosecution and clearly this is because they they they know that you're not going to get me on the referred to the international criminal court because china would veto that so now there is no mechanism that is being set up at the u.k. by the un human rights council there to investigate

u.n. fact finding mission from accessing the area in twenty seventeen despite that she's perceived by some as something of a hero in the west she's previously want to nobel peace prize other u.s. congressional gold medal a life story was even turned into a hollywood film and leaders around the world of called her an inspiration. the power of your example which is inspiration to people all around the world including myself a fearless champion of human rights and democracy your example your perseverance and your beliefs is a huge inspiration to people across britain and people around the world. clearly you will be playing a key role in your country's future for many years to come thank you for your inspiring message. despite the damning u.n. report the nobel committee has nonetheless defended his decision not to retract the peace prize from sukey correspondent double quarter looks more closely at that decision. the un report demands myanmar's top generals be investigated for crimes against humanity it also accuses misty of turning a blind eye to it all but that's alright because the nobel co

u.n. fact finding mission characterizes me amal's view on more than a year of turmoil and violence more than six hundred thousand ranger have let me amass it's a military crackdown began in august twenty seventeen the fact finding team found that on some two cheese government is silencing critics whilst allowing hate speech against ranger it says military leaders should be prosecuted for genocidal intent the government rejects the findings of the woman accusing donald trump supremes court nominee of sexual assault says she wants an f.b.i. investigation before she testifies at his senate committee hearing christine blasi forward accuses brett kavanaugh of attacking her when they were teenagers in maryland thirty five years ago she says she's received death threats since going public with the accusation governor says the incident never happened. people are still picking up the pieces of lives a year after a seven point one magnitude earthquake devastated urban and rural areas of mexico well the three hundred people were killed and some survivors a still living in makeshift tents the rescue eff

u.n. human rights mission after i explained his government. crackdown on protests as activists say three hundred people have been killed in the armrest since april. brazil's president says hundreds of years of history have been destroyed in a massive fire at the national museum the two hundred year old building in rio de janeiro was engulfed in flames as workers tried to save some of the twenty million items inside they include human fossils and ancient egyptian it's a spokesman for the fog department said that efforts to fight the blaze were delayed because hydrants nearest the museum wasn't working. yemen's government has ordered a temporary halt to imports of luxury goods in an effort to prop up the struggling local a common a common me people in the city of agent have been burning tires and blocking roads in protests against the country's worsening economic situation the yemeni reale has lost more than half its value since the saudi u.a.e. coalition began its offensive in twenty fifteen now oysters were once plentiful in new york city's wa

u.n. security council mission trump accuses china of meddling in the coming november midterm elections of the u.s. . mexico's president elect balanced investigate the case of forty three missing students on the anniversary of their disappearance and the nation mourns vietnam says goodbye to its president who died suddenly last week. president obama's pick for the u.s. supreme court is expected to defend himself when he testifies in font of a senate judiciary committee on thursday but kavin also accuse a christan blobby for what well also answer questions about an incident she says drastically altered her life trump says of her evidence is compelling he could withdraw kavanagh's nomination. reports. even as u.s. president donald trump tried to deal with the issue of weapons of mass destruction at the u.n. security council his supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh was being accused again of teenage sexual abuse behavior julie sweat next as kevin and his friends organized alcohol and drug filled parties in the early one nine hundred eighty s. just so they could gang rape girls including her

u.n. missions. we must encourage ethiopia to participate in international military education training and military professionalism programs. i was encouraged by our conversations with military chief of staff on training ethiopian peace keepers on fighting the blight of human trafficking. the author of the trafficking victims protection act, i will strongly advocate that all anti-trafficking behavior training be met by peace keepers. they are not tier one to help them make progress in a broad range of trafficking issues in that country. i do believe having met the man and having the opportunity to engage in the discourse with them. the prime min 12ister is the ri man for the right time. i want to thank our am because door and deputy chief commissioner and as well as all of our embassy staff for their support. their professionalism and dedication should give us great confidence that our relationship with the prime minister and his staff will remain strong. i'd like to hand it over to my colleague kare

u.n. fact finding mission excuse me recently found the myanmar military was committing genocide against the minority muslim population and that she had failed in her duty to protect her own citizens or bangladesh has promised as quantum on the international community for help and repatriating over seven hundred thousand russian ger shake a scene addressed un members saying the situation needs immediate action. one of the stars no room of the world we are part of by what we have seen in u.n. reports about atrocities being is they're doing or who have now taken shelter in bangladesh which are tantamount to genocide and crimes against humanity. we expected the international community particularly the un to give do you importance to that atrocities and injustice suffered by the ruling a population in myanmar. as a fellow human we can neither ignore nor are the main silent about the plight of the working of the. saudi arabia's foreign minister has defended his country's blockade of kutha saudi arabia as one of four countries that cut diplomatic and economic ties with the high in june last year a

u.n. fact finding mission concluded in its reports that the myanmar military had committed mass killings and gang raped with genocidal intent and recommended the myanmar military leadership to be investigated and prosecuted and of course most recently the international criminal court said in its ruling that it has jurisdiction over the alleged deportation of from myanmar to bangladesh and this could very well be the first step in what could turn out to be a long process to bring myanmar and its military to account. more than one thousand foreign supporters have rallied in the german city of kemet it's the latest protest of the fatal stabbing of a man almost two weeks ago two migrants have been arrested and charged with manslaughter in the killing a crowd much under the motto security for. the american coffee john starbucks is a put its very first store and it's really considered the spiritual home of the expressway hundreds of people queued up for up to an hour to get a cup of coffee undeterred by the comparatively high prices expressway will cost just over two dollars more than double what

u.n. fact finding mission found unsung sue cheney's government is silencing critics whilst allowing hate speech against the ranger or than seven hundred thousand we're going to have five million lawsuits the military launched a violent crackdown an organist last year i was a key to respond as chairman of the fact independent fact finding mission on that meanwhile he joins us now live from geneva good to have you with us this is an incredibly strong report of these allegations of genocide and at the very top of minerals military hierarchy how did the men mombasa take it. from. the mission of the border. that he was given of was priority in interventions and came out with a rebuttal of the report. which of course reflects a complete disconnect with what the realities and world and i now are at the moment. it's so far removed from what took place and therefore it has had a sense of surrealism in terms of what. they . came up with in their intervention so. it's it's it is what it is it's the statement that. that was instructed from the capital to be to be brought out but then of course it has to. c

u.n. fact finding mission to me and now found something chinese government is silencing critics while allowing hate speech against the ranger almost seven hundred thousand ranger have fled a violent military crackdown in miramar since all this last year nehemias ambassador rejected the findings calling the report one sided rescue teams in northern philippines are digging through mounds of month they're looking for survivors of a landslide it hit the mining town it's a gun in bengal province many locals have been sheltering from typhoon mangal when the landslide happened and goats ripped through the philippines on saturday killing dozens of people jimmy lindo them reports. to see this up close is to understand the enormity of this operation the stench of human flesh is very present and we do feel that we are standing on precarious ground since we've been here this morning we've seen two bodies been pulled out of the rubble this is the main devastation site where hundreds of rescuers have been working double time. the typhoon hit early saturday here in benghazi province and it's the landslide st

mission to the u.n. changed the topic on the agenda to quote counter proliferation and ambassador hateley said they'd broaden the topic because the president did not want to be limited then the next day treated this same i will chair the united nations security council meeting on iran next week they have it more if you're playing on following the security council meeting and trumps a speech there or if you have a story to share with us to get in touch with us with our hash tag as always hash tag a.j. news. plenty o. . that un general assembly coverage or anger as we call it on the road this week as leader says get in touch with us hashtag a j newsgroup and a.j. english on twitter you can reply to the thread there me with the hash tag and osama is looking for your responses at facebook dot com slash al-jazeera i've already heard from dr iran who says he thinks it's a great way for iran to deflect by simply blaming the u.s. and we just heard the supreme leader ayatollah khomeini blaming the u.s. as well it

u.n. fact finding mission on me and now calls for the army to be stripped of its political power. is a look at just two startling facts that have emerged according to the report last year's military crackdown forced as many as seven hundred thousand people to flee the violence and take refuge in neighboring bangladesh and it goes on to say that at least ten thousand people were killed in a systematic campaign of murder torture rape and arson and that this what it's charges of genocide the u.n. inspectors' also level strong criticism at me and mass civilian leadership saying that their acts and their missions enabled the country's military to commit those atrocities. the democratic transition in myanmar had barely begun and now it has come to a standstill voices critical of the government muted by threats and arrest hate speech is thriving but again throwing your patience will not help myanmar stigmatization it will only help those that seek to be relate to that over seventy year. old journalist de groot about who has been covering this story from in mazar largest city young guns w

u.n. fact finding mission recently found that young muslim in the tree was committing genocide against the minority muslim population and that aren't fancier chea had failed in her duty to protect her own citizens obama day she's promised as calling on the international community for help in repatriating over seven hundred thousand ranger she has seen addressed un members saying thirty two ation needs immediate action. no room of the world we are part of what we have seen in un reports about atrocities being is they're doing or who have now taken shelter in bangladesh recherche and amount to genocide and crimes against humanity. we expected the international community particularly the un to give do you importance to that atrocities and injustice suffered by the ruling a population in myanmar as a fellow human we can neither ignore nor are the main silent about the plight of the. present mores here mark was told argentinians that made in the terms of a new i.m.f. loan will be painful emotions he law and aims to shore up the country's ailing finances and destroy as a boy reports from boiler

u.n. human rights mission from the country and those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after al-jazeera world shepherds of the jordan valley next. to green with valleys stretching from mozambique in south east africa to celia in the middle east. the lowest point of the great rift valley is here in the jordan valley. home to the world's oldest city jericho established over ten thousand years ago. farmers and shepherds have worked on this land for thousands of years. in more recent times israel's continued occupation of the west bank since one thousand nine hundred sixty seven is threatening the existence of the people of this region. israel mistreats palestinian development through the use of military orders which often means destruction of property and livelihoods it's also encouraged the spread of settlements across the occupied west bank regarded illegal under international law for over five decades. this is the story of palestinians clinging to their right to live on and cultivate the man that they have inhabited for centuries . this is the story of the last shepherd

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