u.n. mission will no school step in. the world about what we see in other provinces that there's been a reintegration of the local people after the war but in our region there's no end to the war the killing goes on why are we being killed. so that a muslim militia group operating from nearby uganda is responsible for the string of attacks the group calls itself ally democratic forces and it's been accused of killing many hundreds of civilians. in an attempt to calm the protesters were no schools had ventured out and met the demonstration. all throughout we have very aware that much more needs to be done to protect civilians. to rally all efforts with our national partners to protect and save lives thank you. 7 militia groups have been battling for years over natural resources in the mineral rich region. and i am joined now by my colleague wendy bashi from africa. welcome to the show wendy hits nice to see you know the people supposed to be protected by all clearly with the organization put in things into perspective the

u.n. mission of feeling that and c.b.c. had been made that by militias. in uganda an eco friendly business has found the natural alternative to plastic drinking strollers they have made from the traditional local plant used in the country. if you let me. get. a little something. you can clean it instead. and anything. michael jr you're welcome so the show we start off in the eastern city of beni where police fired tear gas to protect the u.n. stabilization mission in the democratic republic of congo locals marched on that when you still have cortez demanding that the force for take them from the few. afflicting they are part of the country they see that if their mission cannot protect them properly then it should get out of congo. and the rights of the protesters say they're being left to fend for themselves. in the last 2 days alone militias have killed 7 people and mark disappear at just the latest incident since massacres began in the region 5 years ago. people in the remote east congolese province have given up hope that the army is ever going to prot

u.n. mission will be responsible for monitoring any potential violations. well 80 migrants have been saved by a french one rescue ship from a dinghy off the coast of libya a group doctors without borders posted photographs of the migrants being ferried to the norwegian 5 rescue ship the ocean viking italy's interior minister says he is preparing to sign a ban on the ship's entry into a talian waters under a new government decree a ship risks being fined more than a $1000000.00. meanwhile more than 800 people have died this year trying to cross the mediterranean and in the last 2 months alone dozens of bodies of washed up on tunisia's terrace beaches which borders libya the main base for people smugglers they've achieved has been to the resort city which is becoming a new frontline in the migration crisis. the on the horizon of these warm waters lapping the sure of sars this tragedy is playing out and time and tide up bringing the bodies of its victims to these tourist beaches more than 70 migrants drowned last month when their inflatable raft sank in rough

u.n. mission in the country over. the religious holiday starts on saturday and ends on chuse day the tripoli based government is battling a 4 month campaign by troops loyal to. the ceasefire will include a ban on as strikes the u.n. mission will be responsible for monitoring any violations. at least 37 people have been killed in fighting between farmers and hunters from rival ethnic groups in chad the violence broke out over 3 days in the province of die a strategic area on the eastern border with sudan president idriss deby says the conflict has become a national concern. so we are witnessing a new phenomenon of social unease between different national communities into community conflicts today not simply located in a regional province of chatted it's almost all over the country. a canadian citizen held in syrian detention since last december has been released back still was freed following mediation efforts by lebanon security chief saying honda has more on this now from the lebanese capital lebanon has mediated the

u.n. mission in libya made the request it includes a ban on airstrikes that call on the fighters loyal to war khalifa haftar to follow the cease fire to after us forces ability to take the capital city tripoli the u.n. mission will be responsible for monitoring any violations 80 migrants of been rescued by a french french run rescue vessel from a dinghy off the coast of libya a group doctors without borders posted photos of the migrants being ferried to the norwegian flag rescue vessel the ocean viking italy's interior minister says that he's preparing to sign a ban on the ship's entry into italian waters under a new government decree the ship risks a fine of just over $1000000.00 it comes as a libyan coast guard ship rescued another $45.00 migrants including women and children from a sinking dinghy of the coast of tripoli the islamic authorities in jerusalem according to the closure of the city's mosques on sunday and a mass eat bread to be held at a mosque compound instead of a series have a very force that reports now from west jerusalem. islamic walk feel 40 which runs the locks the m

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u.n. peacekeeping mission more u.n. troops are dying in mali than anywhere else for at any time before. president. says the country is being torn apart with its unity at stake who profits from the state of instability and how can the violence be brought to an end this week talked to al-jazeera meets with. the leaders to try to understand this complex conflict. in march 160 follow on the villagers were killed in a massacre in. no one claimed responsibility. bari was hiding while his village was torched and his family killed. he called the un peacekeepers known as for help. these villagers say the un came but a day too late for the un peacekeeping force says its sense of britanny ins and helicopters on the day of the attack this is. if the head of the mission. have you failed your mission to protect the civilian population there. and the law protection d.c. or civil way luck or civil voyeur mandagi live in a small village distin a problem nor. if you know if you want i mean a prosecutor pos on or documents obtained by al-jazeera show that the un were documenting villages being torched bef

u.n. peacekeeping mission more u.n. troops are dying in mali than anywhere else for at any time before. president. says the country is being torn apart with its unity at stake who profits from the state of instability and how can the violence be brought to an end this week talked to al-jazeera meets with dawn and full on the leaders to try to understand this complex conflict. in march 160 follow on the villagers were killed in a massacre in. no. claimed responsibility. barri was hiding while his village was torched and his family killed. he called the un peacekeepers known as for help. but they. would. yeah. these villagers say the un came but a day too late for the un peacekeeping force says it sent to patel the ins and helicopters on the day of the attack this is an idea if the head of the mission have you failed your mission to protect the civilian population there. and the law protection d.c. or civil or civil voyeur mandagi loveliness. distin your problem nor. if you need apply you know if you want i mean any prosecutor pos on or documents obtained by al-jazeera show that the un we

u.n. mission in libya made the request of the includes a ban on air strikes they've called on fighters loyal to the warlord khalifa haftar to allow the ceasefire after us forces have been attempting to take the capital city tripoli the u.n. mission will be responsible for monitoring any violations 80 migrants have been rescued by a french run rescue vessel from the dinghy of the coast of libya aid group doctors without borders posted photos of the migrants being ferried to a norwegian flagged rescue ship italy's interior minister says that he's preparing to sign a ban on the ship's entry into attorney and waters under a new government decree the vessel risks a fine of more than a $1000000.00 a libyan coast guard ship rescued another $45.00 migrants including women and children from a sinking dinghy off the coast of tripoli where more than 800 people have died this year trying to cross the mediterranean. in the past 2 months alone dozens of bodies of washed up on tunis ias tourist beaches stated chaser has been to the resort city of this which is now the new frontline in the migration crisis.

u.n. mission and also a first statement from the chinese central government here's what china's u.n. mission says they say the protesters have smashed public facilities, paralyzed the airport and blocked public transport and used lethal weapons. this is the key phrase, showing a tendency of resorting to terrorism. then the chinese central government moments ago came out and said that they firmly support hong kong chief executive carrie lam and her government in discharging their duties in compliance with the law and supports the police force and the judiciary. earlier this week, china also issued a statement saying that the protesters and the clashes are sprouts of terrorism the reason those words are important is because if the protesters are indeed declared terrorists, it gives carrie lam, who is the ceo, the chief executive of hong kong, appointed by mainland china, it gives her additional powers to subdue the protesters. that's why the language in this particular case counts enormously we have had some injuries. we've seen blansz on the scene this is the second straight day where

u.n. mission in the country libyan war not wholly faffed are also committed his forces to a ceasefire for the same period in which a fence 78 calls for take tripoli from the un backed government. dozens of people have been killed in severe flooding and storms across asia and china super typhoon lekima has left at least 36 people dead on monsoon rains in pakistan and india have killed 150 and displaced 165000 or a challenge reports. china has already seen 9 typhoon so far in 29 teams but according to news agencies should require typhoon lekima is the strongest in years in hangzhou city j. jang province rivers became a raging destructive torrence rescuers engine young county made high risk efforts to save people from being swept away one was nearly swept away to. a 1000000 people have been moved from their homes the storm is weakening after making landfall but it's now headed to shanghai china's biggest city devastating weather has lashed other parts of asia to this is karate in pakistan some people directed their anger at the government but. had only one way traffic to because of the rainw

u.n. mission in libya earlier requests the break in hostilities including a ban on airstrikes is calling on fighters loyal to the warlord holy for half top to agree but they have yet to comment after us forces have been trying to take the capital city of tripoli meanwhile 80 migrants have been saved by a french run rescue ship off the coast of libya the aid group doctors without borders posted photographs of the migrants being vary from a dingy italian interior minister. says he's preparing to ban the ship from entering italian waters under a new government decree the vessel's owner could be fined $1000000.00 u.s. dollars staying in italy one of the 2 governing parties has put forward a motion of no confidence in the prime minister's was that the contents of the news far right league party is hoping the move will trigger a snap election salvini says differences within the governing coalition cannot be mended. has been a series of explosions at 2 russian military installations the state's nuclear company says 5 of its staff were killed when a rocket engine exploded and radiation levels tempo

u.n. mission. how i would say it's a very lively storms from around belarus stippled area actually a lot of clout here just making its way for the south woods and a swiss legacy of showers from the balkans pushing up towards the baltic states so see simply take down polls recently things should quieten down as we go through the next day or so but still a few showers in place and they just all the way up into that western side of russia 22 celsius for moscow 23 in kiev are into the thirty's again across the mediterranean 33 for athens form of that to madrid 35 let's get up towards the northwest where it's more like autumn blustery winds are rolling through thursday looks a dryer day for the british isles 21 in london c.p.i. for the cricket but the most of that because come friday looks like the showers longer spells of right they will roll back more wet and windy weather roughly across that northwest kona still a few showers over towards c.s. generally fought in dry still less glorious sunshine thro

u.n. mission in libya made the request stand includes a ban on air strikes call them fighters loyal to the warlord only for half an hour to allow the ceasefire after us forces have been attempting to take the capital city from. 80 migrants have been saved by a french run rescue ship from a dingo off the coast of libya a group doctors without borders posted photos of the migrants being ferried to the norwegian flag rescue ship the ocean viking italian interior minister we need says he's preparing to sign a ban on the ships entering italian waters under a new government decree the ship with a fine of just over a $1000000.00 it comes the libyan coast guard ship rescued another 45 migrants including women and children from a sinking dinkie off the coast of chile really a 100 tons of humanitarian aid including medical supplies has been delivered to venezuela as the political and economic crisis continues the red cross of the shipment arrived in caracas from panama follows the u.s. administration's freezing of government assets ban on americans from doing business in venezuela 4000000 venezuelan

u.n. mission in the country only for half that also committed his forces to a pause and hostilities he launched an offensive to seize tripoli in april. now as muslims across the world celebrate her many displaced syrians there are able to do so forced to flee their homes at my camp in aleppo is countryside say either is no longer a joyous occasion. it became just a normal day for us nobody's feeling happy since we were forced to leave their homes have passed we don't really feel it because nobody's happy since we lost our village no person whose last name realty was can be happy. another annual religious pilgrimage to mecca known as the hash is drawing to a close for millions of muslims in saudi arabia it is the world's largest religious gathering with more than $2000000.00 people taking part of this year the pilgrimage is mandatory for all muslims who must perform it at least once in their lives. a shooting at a mosque in the norwegian capital is being investigated as a possible act of terror on saturday a gunman opened fire on the a new islamic center and oslo before being overpowered by a ci

u.n. mission in the war khalifa haftar also committed his forces to a pause in hostility he was of course the one who launched the offensive to seize tripoli back in april. israeli police have moved into alex a mosque compound in occupied east jerusalem following a standoff with palestinians at one of the gates to the site dozens were injured when officers set off some grenades and move people out joel began when right when jewish groups demanded access to the compound on the muslim holiday of a. very force that has more. chaos and confrontation inside the mosque compound on the 1st day is. usually non muslims of barred access on muslim holidays but for a 2nd time this summer significant dates for jews and muslims have overlapped and for a 2nd time israeli security forces decided to allow in jewish groups having said they would only do so if they assess the security situation is favorable. towards him or thought if the extreme right wing government in the state is supporting the settlers to target the holy sites and to invade them in order to control and to judea zone they try continuousl

u.n. mission in the country libyan war $25.00 to also committed his forces to a ceasefire for the same period in launched an offensive in april to retake tripoli from the un backed government one would have to why it has more now from tripoli. it seems that the ceasefire agreement proposed by the united nations support the mission in libya and accepted by both warring factions in southern tripoli is not very firm as random rockets landed on sunday in densely populated areas and injuring a number of innocent civilians also airport the only operational airport in tripoli authorities there say that random rockets landed and it damaged part of the runway and they had to temporarily suspend until further notice we know that it's been quiet on sunday on the front lines except one acces military sources with the government of national called say that they they received model rockets fired about half those forces in where there will be an area in southern tripoli meanwhile the say that have those forces are mobilizing more troops ammunition and military vehicles coming from military bases in area and

u.n. mission. new pictures ever emerge showing chinese paramilitary forces holding drills in a sports stadium just across the border from hong kong the minute worse took place as anti-government demonstrations continue in the territory china has called for the sort of the law to be used to restore order in hong kong. is live in hong kong for us so these images that we're seeing rob do we know yet the significance of. they could potentially richelle be quite important we've been getting reports out of southern china for the past couple of weeks about increased military activity vehicles being seen on the roads and so on but this is the 1st time we've seen these seen such a concentration of vehicles in the schools some of them potentially could be armored at the stadium which we know is very close to the border here with hong kong that they've been involved in trills and that we know these are very recent pictures filmed in the last day or so by independent 2 independent western news agencies albeit

u.n. mission in mali is one of the organizations most dangerous. place. outside the city. to kind of. the city. but. we need protection. germany also participates in the un mission in mali around $100.00 soldiers are stationed here which after afghanistan is the 2nd largest of the current 14 foreign missions carried out by the german armed forces. the primary objective in mali is to keep the population safe. and even a. threat to the locals that it's not really we are people that really what it takes to produce a place that that you. know mother in law would just have it's a good if you do this if somehow it's ok for less. than a 3rd to help with what. the situation has improved a little also economically. the governor attempt to province says this is especially important for younger generations. laziness it would look with you know young people and more vulnerable members of society are particularly susceptible to being recruited by islamists or branded these. movies and that is a danger. this is why it is so important to support that we can build their resilience if you give us and

u.n. mission in libya earlier requested the break in all still bodies including a ban on airstrikes it's calling on fighters loyal to warlord playful hoft are to agree but they have yet to comment of stars forces have been attempting to take the capital city tripoli. meanwhile 80 migrants have been saved by a french run rescue ship off the coast of libya a group doctors without borders posted photos of the migrants being ferried from ending in a tie and interior minister mikhail sabine he says he is preparing to ban the ship from entering italian waters under a new government to create the vessels owner could be fined about a $1000000.00 another $45.00 people have been rescued by the libyan coast guard and waters near tripoli pollution from chemical plants in tunisia is calling devastating damage to the land and sea that's according to environmental groups the warning comes as the country plans to increase its export of phosphates by 50 percent the chemical is mainly used and fertilizers take the cheater's in the coastal city of goddess which has seen some of the worst of the pollution. this is

u.n. mission in libya earlier request of the break in hostilities including a ban on airstrikes calling on fighters loyal to the warlord after to agree but they have yet to comment his forces have been trying to take the capital tripoli for several months now meanwhile 80 migrants have been saved by a french run rescue ship off the coast of libya doctors without borders posted photographs of the migrants being ferried from a dinghy the italian interior minister material salvini says he is preparing to ban the ship from entering italian waters under a new government decree the vessels owner could be fined about $1000000.00 another $45.00 people have been rescued by the libyan coast guard in waters near tripoli the u.s. president has called for what he's term in commonsense solutions to address gun violence donald trump made those comments almost a week after 31 people were killed in 2 mass shootings in texas and ohio but he's also assured the influential national rifle association that its views will be respected. frankly we. intelligent background ok this is a great event are a republican

u.n. mission will be responsible for monitoring any violations. 80 migrants upand rescued by a french run rescue ship from a dinghy off the coast of libya aid group doctors without borders posted photos of the migrants being ferried to the norwegian flag rescue vessel the ocean viking its unease interior minister salvini says that he's preparing to sign a ban on the ship's entry into italian waters under a new government decree the ship risks a fine of just over $1000000.00 it comes as a libyan coast guard vessel rescued 45 migrants including women and children from a sinking dinghy off the coast of tripoli well more than 800 people have died this year trying to cross the mediterranean in the past 2 months alone dozens of bodies washed up on tunisia's tourist beaches of zeros david chase has been to the resource of zazi is which is now the new frontline in the migration crisis. the on the horizon of these warm waters lapping the shore of stars this tragedy is playing out and time and tide up bringing the bodies of its victims to these tourist beaches. more than 70 migrants drowned last mo

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u.n. peacekeeping mission more u.n. troops are dying in mali than anywhere else for at any time before. president. says the country is being torn apart with its unity at stake who profits from the state of instability and how can the violence be brought to an end this week talked to al-jazeera meets with dawn and full on the leaders to try to understand this complex conflict. in march 160 follow on the villagers were killed in a massacre in. no one claimed responsibility. bari was hiding while his village was torched and his family killed. he called the u.n. peacekeepers known as for help. but they. would . yeah. these villagers say the un came but a day too late for the un peacekeeping force says it sent to patel years in helicopters on the day of the attack this is an idea if the head of the mission have you failed your mission to protect the civilian population there. and the law protection d.c. or civil or civil way lamond out there live in a small village distin a problem nor. if you need a plan you know if you want i mean any prosecutor pos on or documents obtained by al-jazeera s

u.n. mission in the country where not only for half that also committed has forced us to a pause and hostilities he launched an offensive to seize tripoli in april now as muslims across the world celebrate her many displaced syrians say they're unable to do so forced to flee their homes summon up through a camp and aleppo is countryside say aid is no longer a joyous occasion. nor it became just a normal day for us nobody's feeling happy since we were forced to leave their homes have passed we don't really feel it because nobody's happy since we lost our village no person whose last name or relatives can be happy. now the annual religious pilgrimage to mecca known as the hard as drawing to a close for millions of muslims in saudi arabia it is there was largest religious gathering with more than 2000000 p. taking part this year the pilgrimage is mandatory for all muslims who must form it at least once in their lives. dozens of people have been killed in severe flooding and storms across asia and china a typhoon that came has left at least 36 people dead while monsoon rains in pakistan and india ha

u.n. fact finding missions in may in march says the military's use of sexual violence in rakhine state in 2017 showed a genocidal intent to destroy the ring of population its report shows much of that sexual violence hasn't stopped and is going on elsewhere in myanmar in the eastern states of catchin and shan more than 700000 ringer fled a military offensive in 2017 and a still in camps in bangladesh but bigger commercial army was on the u.n. fact finding mission on me in march she says atrocities appear to followed orders from the very top while in our report last year we mentioned 6 generals whom we felt were particularly responsible for this kind of strategy whom we thought account but who should be held accountable and we have also pushed for international mechanism to deal with this issue we push for international sanctions are i think it's really important we have actually seen satellite imagery of the areas these people were supposed to return to not a building as everything has been bulldozed are not even trees standing new structures have been built which are i would not say real

u.n. mission in libya made the request and includes a ban on air strikes that called on fighters loyal to war to leave the have todd to allow the ceasefire after us forces of attempting to take the capital city tripoli un mission responsible for monitoring any violations. 80 migrants have been saved by a french run rescue ship from the degree of the coast of libya the aid group doctors without borders posted photos of the migrants being ferried the norwegian flag rescue ship the ocean viking. italian interior minister matteo he's preparing to sign a ban on the ship's entry into italian waters under a new government decree the ship was a fine of just over a $1000000.00 that comes the libyan coast guard ship rescued another 45 by grams including women and children from the sinking of the coast of tripoli. as in a series of explosions at 2 russian military installations the state nuclear company says 5 of its staff were killed when a rocket engine exploded while radiation levels temporally rose and towns in northwest russia the military has been lighting for another blast of a depo in siberi

u.n. military mission to be there it's adopted a policy of non recognition of any but india and pakistan with regard to the ongoing crisis and the ongoing dispute so this is complicate the situation for the u.n. where it is monitoring a cease fire line a line of control where one of the parties does not even recognize their right to be there this is an issue it has been an issue in the past and is certainly going to be a major issue for the u.n. in the days of conflict that may come ok mike hanna reporting from the u.n. thank you. plenty more ahead on the al-jazeera news hour including the death toll from the weekend shooting in el paso texas writes president blames the media for america's epidemic of gun violence. the same. payoffs on the streets of hong kong as police move in to break up protest or is leading a general strike. coming up with sport and coming up in sport with peter the tennis player there he is he couldn't lift his trophy because of a bad back. so the number of dead from the el paso mass shooting has now risen to 22 thousands of people have attended a candlelight vigil there

u.n. mission basically condemned the protestors and said they used lethal weapons showing a tendency of resorting to terrorism. the tendency of resorting to terrorism is the key phrase. then china's central government came out and strongly supported hong kong chief executive kerry lamb and her government in discharging their duties and basically earlier on china had said that the protestors had the sprouts of terrorism about them. so that's two times in as many days that we've heard the word terrorism. if indeed they are formally labored, the protestors by the chinese government, as terrorists, that opens up a whole other level of authority for carrie lamb, the ceo of hong kong, and the powers that she would have to move against the protestors so that's the two key developments after another difficult day in hong kong, guys. >> the power of words, sue thank you for bringing us the latest on this developing situation. sglchblt >>> wilfred, you've been looking at how the bangs are dealing with this. >> the head count for them in hong kong tends to be around about a few thousand there's precise head

u.n. fact finding mission and me and ma she says the use of sexual violence was systematic and widespread. the tatmadaw used sexual islands as a tool of their military tactics it is very much a part of their tactic it's what is called the full cuts. but in especially in the rowing areas what happened is it realistic extremely violent extremely brutal to the point that we said bad it showed a kind of intent to destroy in whole or in part of a population so i think both were shocking the fact that it was done on some scale but they're also the fact that at the one committee may have been done with the intent to destroy in whole or part in our report last year we mentioned 6 generals whom we felt were particularly responsible for this kind of strategy whom we thought account but who should be held accountable and we have also pushed for international mechanism to deal with this issue we push for international sanctions i think it's really important we have actually seen satellite imagery of the areas these people were supposed to return to not a building as everything has been bulldozed not e

u.n. approved training mission. russian instructors won't talk to us or even be identified because they're not actually soldiers. they're mercenaries. sponsored by a russian oligarch with close ties to the kremlin, they are the sharp end of an ambitious drive in africa stoking fears in washington of russian expansionism. the man in charge here is a former military intelligence officer. he is now the security adviser to the central african republic's president. >> russia is returning to africa. we were already present in many countries during the time of the soviet union, and russia is coming back to the same position. we still have connections, and we are trying to reestablish them. >> reporter: that's not the only reason they're here. the central african republic is rich in natural resources, gold and diamonds, and the russians want them. we are on our way to one of seven sites where a russian company has been given exploration rights. >> one of the challenges of trying to nail down exactly what the russians are do

u.n. verification mission has condemned the relentless assaults, and. >> -- >> these are not done by the colombian government. >> these are not do the colombian government. the issue is the state, the colombian government did not qmoveuickly enough or resolutely must have to reoccupy all of these spaces or territories that the farc left behind when thy demobilized. and those are the areas where people are getting killed, where criminal groups are competing rritory, for control of drug trafficking routes, of gold mining routes, and also in manyn ances where the cocoa, the raw ingredient for cocaine is grown, and tse are very, very difficult areas and theere neds to be much more done not only in secuty terms but also toing roads and development and the legal presee of the economy and the state, including services to these areas. >> we know this deal was withy signede former president, santos, and now there is the new president, duque who campaigns saying i am going to make a lotc ofhanges to that,tand i unde that this was with a very controversial deal to begin with and there i and there is af of th

u.n. fact finding mission she says sexual violence was a key strategy used by the military. the tatmadaw used sexual violence as a tool of their military tactics it is very much a part of their tactics it's what is called the 4 cuts. but in especially in the rowing areas what happened is it realistic extremely violent extremely brutal to the point that we said bad it showed a kind of intent to destroy in whole or in part a population so i think both were shocking the fact that it was done on some scale but there are also the fact that at one community may have been done with the intent to destroy whole we have actually seen satellite imagery of the areas these people were supposed to return to not a building as everything has been bulldozed not even a tree standing new structures have been built which i would not say really worthy of habitation in that sense we have to make sure that when they return they're not only safe but they also have a pathway to citizenship and that all these framework of very discriminatory laws which we call appetite like should be removed. or shor

u.n. peacekeeping mission, which means making the congolese military better. more generally, trying to stabilize parts of the country that right now cannot progress economically because of the insecurity. see the united states consider deploying advisory teams to work with the congolese military. under the human peacekeeping umbrella, but in a more specific, targeted way, it resembles iraq and afghanistan at a smaller scale. to me, it's an idea that the can see be right -- we him willing to make some reform, which allows them -- by the way, i also want to thank my friend you, iturn, so thank appreciate the effort. the summer intern class and hannah in particular. >> great. john, i am going to prevail upon you about the horn and the take this- please conversation in whichever direction you prefer. >> i want to make three points. to is how important it is focus on institutions and not individuals. as exciting as these leaders avoid playingo into any cult of personality which can happen easily and we have seen time and again that cult of personality can be the li

u.n.-approved training mission.ors wouldn't talk to us or even be identified because they're not actually soldiers. they're mercenaries, sponsored by a russian oligarch with close ties to the kremlin, an ambitious drive into africa, stoking fears in washington of russian expansionism. the man in charge here, former military intelligence officer, he is now the security adviser to the central african republic's president. >> translator: russia is returning to africa. we were already present in many countries during the time of the soviet union and russia is coming back to the same position. we still have connections and we are trying to re-establish them. >> reporter: that's not the only reason they're here. the central african republic is rich in natural resources, gold and diamonds and the russians want them. we are on our way to one of seven sites where a russian company has been given exploration rights. one of the challenges of trying to nail down exactly what the russians are doing here is that once you get outs

that have killed hundreds if not thousands of people for years the so-called 5 finding mission an initiative over u.n. backed chemical watchdog has been tasked with. the establishment of a fact finding mission was based on the general authority of the p.c. w director general seek to uphold at all times the object and purpose of the chemical weapons convention. in a report on a series of chemical incidents in 2015 the mission showed a drawing of an alleged munition used in one of the attacks what they didn't mention though was that using such a device as a bomb didn't make sense it was loaded looked with chlorine but brought the chemicals that needed to be mixed together to become toxic according to the u.n. to facilitate this would be a tall order the h.c.f. see hydro crew fluorocarbon gas canisters commonly referred to as refrigerant canisters a widely a very. because they used to refill refrigerators and air conditioners however they are disposable and they repurchasing all refilling would require technical modification of the valve technical expertise and equipment would be needed to modify the va

u.n.-approved training mission. russian instructors won't talk to us or even be identified because they're not actually soldiers they're mercenaries. sponsored by a russian oligarch with close ties to the kremlin, they're the sharp end of an ambitious drive into africa stoking fears in washington of russian expansionism. a former military officer he's now the security adviser to the central african republic president >> translator: russia is returning to africa. russia is coming back to the same position. we still have connections and we're trying to re-establish them. >> reporter: that's not the only reason they're here, the central african republic is enrich if natural resources -- gold and diamonds and the russians want them. we're on the way where a russian company has been given exploration rights. one of the challenges of trying to nail down what the russians are doing here, once you get outside the capital this is still a very dangerous and chaotic country. last year, three journalists were ambushed and kille