for the for the silence he gets here as well and most importantly process their applications and u.n.h.c.r. telling us that it still doesn't guarantee that they'll be staying here as they say any other country has a right to do but at least israel will start processing all of these applications so many people saying this is a very positive step but it has to be assessed it's early days in real change on the ground right now as you say that will take time to unfold for that process to play out meanwhile what is the situation situation like for the asylum seekers. well these are people mostly from eritrea and saddam on many of them have had terrible terrible dire journeys getting here through the sinai before israel and still installed a security fence stopping them from crossing about three years ago you know the same that we're hearing in libya in other places the torture rape just horrific horrific stories many of them coming from eritrea a country where of course it's a very difficult situation for them when they come here many of the single men over the years were rounded up and put in

population so i can imagine for many of them once they've been processed once they've been given u.n.h.c.r. white cos they will want to continue staying on in malaysia they are already about sixty thousand. living in the country. the women with disabilities in india say they feel invisible and if there is survive sexual violence they struggle to access the criminal justice system the government has adopted significant legal reforms but many activists say they're not being properly implemented that i should get a name has a story. each day the counselors at this new delhi call center offer a voice of compassion and support to the visually impaired it helps that some of the staff can relate to their experiences because they too know what it's like to navigate through life with a disability binny kumari says just getting to and from work with rickshaws and cabs carries constant risk and it was just give myself room then to the situations make they have to make me who dissent is that in my. own places they went ahead taken different routes might do to let it miss and i might miss a scant. bit

will now be processed as something that hasn't happened before and then certainly according to the u.n.h.c.r. which we spoke to israel can decide whether they can stay or they will still have to be sent back to their countries of origin if israel doesn't deem them to be fit to get refugee status. for more on this let's bring to u.n. h.c.l. spokesperson william spend late joins us from geneva tell us more about the deal and how difficult it was to strike this agreement will we have appreciate the good cooperation in the. israeli authorities on finding solutions for this large group of people mostly from tria and so on who were stuck in this for in some cases for years because they could not go back to the countries of origin would be. good were afraid of the security. they were presented with this stark choice of going to other countries or of ac imprisonment is for now the oversea asked been suspended and we don't we're working on finding a solution for for this people this solution might be all for some of them resettlement of family reunification of concludes something might have family me

turn within hours of announcing the agreement earlier the israeli government and the u.n.h.c.r. said they had agreed to resettle the migrants in europe and canada another seventeen thousand migrants in israel would have been allowed to stay in the country stephanie decker has more now on the decision the members of his own party seem to be unhappy about this they weren't consulted naturally bennett who's the education part of the jewish home party saying that israel would become let me say exactly said a paradigm for infiltrators in this is because this is these these are asylum seekers have throughout the course of the last eight years or so been called illegal in traitors by authorities here not my focus not. the one of the points which today was interesting that the prime minister actually started calling migrants in starting to now move forward and do this mass deportation plan which had come under such criticism it was hailed as six success by the n.g.o.s by the civil society to in argue against this however they did say be see how this will unfold while now in a dramatic t

fate of thousands of african migrants and asylum seekers earlier the israeli government and the u.n.h.c.r. said they had agreed to resettle over sixteen thousand migrants in europe and canada another seventeen thousand migrants in israel would have been allowed to stay in the country though come under pressure from his right wing coalition partners to suspend the deal protesters have again forth with security forces in indian administered kashmir after the lifting of restrictions to come tensions authorities had closed schools and blocked the internet after violent protests and gun battles over the weekend left twenty people dead. at least seven people have died in central india where there have been angry protests over cast discrimination members of the ballot cast say a judgment by the supreme court last month weakens their protection well those are the headlines my colleagues and we'll have more news for you in half an hour or so coming at length it's rebel education and more of why. on counting the cost of crude futures contract was launched in china this week find out what it all mea

the un commission for refugees the u.n.h.c.r. has recently told refugees in indonesia that their chances of resettlement are close to zero strangely i do knighted states and europe have all but closed their borders they're not allowed to work or to go to school what's been happening inside this attention center is a cry for freedom far away from the public eye refugees locked up and treated as prisoners with no country willing to accept them as more and more pressure on them to go back to the country they fled from in the first place. what in forty refugees and by. papam have taken the offer of two thousand u.s. dollars from i.o.m. the international organization for migration to return to afghanistan money provided by the australian government. those who understand that it might be best for them to go home we want to make it easy for them and we also wanted some incentive or whether it's could be seen as a center but it really is for something it's money for them to get started many of them have sold everything before they left t

majority population so i can imagine for many of them once they've been process once they've been given u.n.h.c.r. white cause they will want to continue staying on in malaysia they are already about sixty thousand refugees living in the country and given that there are almost seven hundred thousand people in these camps in bangladesh to the malaysian authorities fear that there might be an influx of. trying to get into malaysia from bangladesh as a result of this. well they would seem that this would be something that not only malaysia but also other southeast asian countries would fear as well now remember in two thousand and fifteen we saw very many people trying to leave myanmar and bangladesh by boats taking on very perilous sea journeys for the in the straits of malacca. in two thousand and fifteen and then it stopped because these asian nations decided to crack down on human trafficking rings now however we are starting to see them making the same dangerous journey again because of the crackdown against the minority population in myanmar where they're facing a military crackdown a very sev

streamline the process for companies looking to export to the european market the un refugee agency u.n.h.c.r. has established eleven recruiting centers now more than ninety five thousand syrian refugees mostly men are working in factories farms construction sites and stores. abdulhadi says by working his way up to factory manager he's now in a position to provide opportunity. is really good for me i'm happy because i hated my reward at el sent about having syrian refugees as part of the workforce has had another effect the owner says it's brought a unity and an understanding that everyone whether a syrian refugee or a jordanian is first and foremost a human being natasha going. to have jordan and she have to exact of of the walls biggest advertising agency w p p has stepped down. resignation comes as he's being investigated for personal misconduct and misuse of company funds denies any wrongdoing as empty trails as head of the company for more than three decades. they were in china are being encouraged to boycott american products and services in response to u.s. threats to impose what tarif

streamline the process for companies looking to export to the european market the un refugee agency u.n.h.c.r. has established eleven recruiting centers now more than ninety five thousand syrian refugees mostly men are working in factories farms construction sites and stores. abdulhadi says by working his way up to factory manager he's now in a position to provide opportunity. is really good for me because i got my reward at l. sent about having syrian refugees as part of the workforce has had another effect the owner says it's brought a unity and an understanding that everyone whether a syrian refugee or a jordanian is first and foremost a human being natasha going. to have jordan the first rank of family to be repatch raised from bangladesh has arrived in me and rakhine state the family of five has been given identification documents but not citizenship the united nations is warning the community still faces discrimination and persecution in me and more than seven hundred thousand to hang the muslims have said to bangladesh following a military crackdown in rakhine last. season end of charg

refugee agency u.n.h.c.r. has established eleven recruiting centers now more than ninety five thousand syrian refugees mostly men are working in factories farms construction sites and stores. abdulhadi says by working his way up to factory manager he's now in a position to provide opportunity. is a very good for me i'm happy because i hated my reward at el sanibel having syrian refugees as part of the workforce has had another effect the owner says it's brought a unity and an understanding that everyone whether a syrian refugee or a jordanian is first and foremost a human being natasha going to name. the had jordan. somalia's refusing to ship military equipment belonging to the united arab emirates officials at airports in the northeast and put on province say the shipment cannot leave somalia and marotta offices had been trying to transport the goods to the us using a private military aircraft a somali federal government has accused the u.a.e. of adopting policies they believe a sabotaging the east african na

than sixteen thousand african migrants and asylum seekers earlier the israeli government and the u.n.h.c.r. said they had reached an agreement on a plan to resettle the migrants in europe and canada. china has imposed tariffs on up to twenty five percent on more than one hundred twenty american products in a growing trade war between the world's two biggest economies the measures are in response to president trump raising duties on foreign steel and aluminum last month . at least seven people have died in india whether they are angry protests over cast the discrimination members of the ballot cast the say a judgment by the supreme court last month weakens their protection as the headlines a very silly injustice continues that. in palermo sicily the a taliban state is on trial for concluding with the mafia. the chief prosecutor in the case and the most threatened man in italy is judge and. went to temple. for the two thousand and. two the did nothing. to say the opponents into an interview to see paula. to change. it sure you got. the vision i. believe god. so a lot of it was you know let m

feed them and by marrying them off, they create new householdse to secure ood aid handouts from t u.n.h.c.r. rehana was married at 12 to a 30-year-old man who promised to suprter and her four sisters after her father fell ill and was unable to work. but a few weeks after the wedding she discovered the truth. >> ( translated ): my husband lied to me.he he saias from myanmar, but actually he was from bangladesh and was already married towi another woma two kids. one morning he went to work as usual and didn't come back. he's been gomo now for six hs and hasn't contacted me once. i think he's gone back to his other wife. >> reporter: rehana is sixre monthsant with his child. it is illegal for bangladeshi men to marry ringya refugee women, but there is little enforcement in the refugee camps. >> ( translated ): i'm always in pain, my whole body aches and i find it hard toove. i chose not to have an abortion because i want my child to have a good life. i'll beg for money if i have t but i still hope my husband will return someday, so we can build our own family. >> reporter: on the morning of nu

have nowhere else to go we sought shelter with the international organization for migration and the u.n.h.c.r. we have nowhere else to go. the indonesian government says it's urging the local government to provide accommodation sort of refugees can be released from detention but several groups and i looked up on with a sunni muslim population a free fuse to accept the mostly shia refugees citing a fear for religious conflict even the refugees to wonder who is willing to receive them and when their shows for freedom all finally be heard her her. step fastened al-jazeera but by. now most opinion polls indicate that hungary's right wing nationalist prime minister viktor orban is likely to win a third consecutive term in sunday's election his campaign is focused on targeting his toughest critic there philanthropist george soros it supports open borders in eastern europe china whole reports in the world according to viktor orbán hungary is a fortress under siege its differences threatened by refugees and the values of liberal democracy one man represents both the face of billionaire philanthropist

have nowhere else to go we sought shelter with the international organization for migration and u.n.h.c.r. we have nowhere else to go. the indonesian government says it's urging the local government to provide accommodation sort of refugees can be released from detention but several groups and i looked up on with a sunni muslim population are free fused to accept the mostly shia refugees citing a fear for religious conflict even the refugees to wonder who is willing to receive them and when their shells for freedom over finally be heart. stop fastened al-jazeera balikpapan. oil prices on the philippine island of baraka i asked scrambling to manage after president announce his plans to close the island for six months hundreds of thousands of tourists will not be allowed on the island to island again reports. boruc i may be just one of the more than one thousand islands in the philippines but revenues here make up more than twenty percent of the total tourism industry in the country with spoken to tourists here many say the room even noticed the political turmoil that the island is facing w

refugee agency u.n.h.c.r. has established eleven recruiting centers now more than ninety five thousand syrian refugees mostly men are working in factories farms construction sites and stores. abdulhadi says by working his way up to factory manager he's now in a position to provide opportunity. is a very good for me i'm happy because i. might be born at el sanibel having syrian refugees as part of the workforce has had another effect the owner says it's brought a unity and an understanding that everyone whether a syrian. g. or a jordanian is first and foremost a human being natasha going to name l. does iraq have jordan. british prime minister tony the mayor says there was no alternative way to stop the ass had government from using chemical weapons last night british french and american armed forces conducted coordinated and targeted strikes to degrade the syrian regime's chemical weapons capability and deter the use this was not about interfering in a civil war and it was not about regime change as i discusse

taking the time to speak to us so william has been there is the spokesman for the un refugee agency u.n.h.c.r. is joining us there from geneva thank you for your time and a very interesting debate on our discussion program inside story on this very topic how israel's government has been treating african asylum seekers some a day they don and his guest debated whether the plan deportation of four thousand african refugees and migrants is a case of national security as israeli government has said or part of a racist agenda into. discussion watch it by clicking on the show. and then click on inside story and we've been getting quite a few comments on this story today our lead story on the news great one here from facebook viewer who says israel is a racist country palestinians are not recognized as humans neither african refugees thank you for your comment you can keep on coming on this story and others we're covering on the great today connect with us on facebook life facebook dot com or on twitter our handle is at a.j. english don't forget to use the news grid and also on whatsapp or telegram

streamline the process for companies looking to export to the european market the un refugee agency u.n.h.c.r. has established eleven recruiting centers now more than ninety five thousand syrian refugees mostly men are working in factories farms construction sites and stores. abdulhadi says by working his way up to factory manager he's now in a position to provide opportunity. is really good for me i'm happy because i hated my reward at el san about having syrian refugees as part of the workforce has had another effect the owner says it's brought a unity and an understanding that everyone whether a syrian refugee or a jordanian is first and foremost a human being natasha game sahad jordan tens of thousands of protests as of march in the hungarian capital budapest against what they say was an unfair election win by the prime minister viktor orban. another landslide victory last sunday for a third successive term after a campaign dominated by a strong anti immigrant message that has faces a calling for a recount of the ballots a free media a new election laws political parties in iraq has start

room independently from her in-laws natasha going to name a man we're joined now by john from the u.n.h.c.r. in amman samus so child marriage is clearly on the rise among syrian refugees but what's driving this and why are we seeing more child marriages among refugee populations do you think. well thank you for having us today mainly we moving into the eighth year or starting the eighth year into the syrian crisis we could definitely confirm that the worsening economy situation. and the long an extended. period of displacement as well taking into consideration the limited financial economy regional situation has impacted. the refugee population plus host communities definitely when it comes to analyzing the key reasons for. it child marriages is a key reason is definitely poverty and the worsening of the economy situation comes first place well refugees has also. consumed and used all their financial resources all their savings and they've started looking and searching into new methods and new. mechanisms in terms of supporting their families and their children particularly girls you cannot

about the humanitarian crisis in the country let's talk to a man to she's a spokeswoman for the u.n.h.c.r. in yemen and she joins us live on skype from the capital it seems rather strange that migrants and refugees would be heading to yemen a country torn apart by war to seek refuge or transit so why are they going to yemen well it might be surprising they me but yemen is actually one of the well. first in countries it's close to about two hundred eighty also refugees and asylum seekers at the moment but in addition to that it's also been traditionally start laboratory transfer to help the people i have to say in yemen all the countries so you remember. what was surprising what. thanks. i say there's a. breeze awareness of what's happening in yemen and the risks. built. ok but opposes that we're having some problems which should be a month to their on skype from yemen if we can we'll go back to a little bit later in the program. now i mean mass president has granted amnesty to more than eight thousand prisoners when my and signed a presidential pardon which includes a release of foreigner

refugee agency u.n.h.c.r. has established eleven recruiting centers now more than ninety five thousand syrian refugees mostly men are working in factories farms construction sites and and stores. says by working his way up to factory manager he's now in a position to provide opportunity is really good for me i'm happy because i feel like we were at l. sanibel having syrian refugees as part of the workforce has had another a fact the owner says it's brought a unity and an understanding that everyone whether a syrian refugees or a jordanian is first and foremost a human being natasha dizzier the had jordan. joins us now with all the sports marion thank you so much after being knocked out of the champions league on tuesday barcelona have bounced right back to make it a record thirty nine games without a defeat in the spanish topflight a two one win over valencia on saturday now sees them fourteen points clear at the top of the league or standings luis what is boss of the lead at the nou camp the school was double

days good weather and calm seas has made it easier for the migrant boats to depart according to the u.n.h.c.r. ninety eight thousand people living right by sea and it's new since the start of twenty eighteen shop drop in previous years. the first statue of a woman in london's parliament square has been unveiled a statue as of medicine force it campaign for six decades for women to have the right to vote for that died in one nine hundred twenty nine one year after voting rights were extended to all women the u.k. prime minister to resign may pay tribute to force it at downgrading ceremony. i would not be standing here today as prime minister no female m.p.'s would have taken their seats in parliament none of us would have had the rights and protections we now enjoy where it's not for one truly great woman day millicent garrett forsett. are just as in nicaragua refusing to back down and are now calling for the resignation of president daniel ortega human rights groups say at least twenty six people are being killed in a violent crackdown by police on protests that erupted last week after taking

refugee agency u.n.h.c.r. has established eleven recruiting centers now more than ninety five thousand syrian refugees mostly men are working in factories farms construction sites and stores. abdulhadi says by working his way up to factory manager he's now in a position to provide opportunity. is a very good for me i'm happy because i hated my reward at el san about having syrian refugees as part of the workforce has had another effect the owner says it's brought a unity and an understanding that everyone whether a syrian refugee or a jordanian is first and foremost a human being natasha going to name. the had jordan political policies in iraq a sausage to campaign for palm and transactions next month almost seven thousand candidates competing for three hundred twenty nine seats spots they face tough challenges following the three year war against eisel as mohamed atta reports. since they doubt the military announced the defeat of iceland december two thousand and seventeen many it out there have been displace

refugee agency u.n.h.c.r. has established eleven recruiting centers now more than ninety five thousand syrian refugees mostly men are working in factories farms construction sites and stores. abdulhadi says by working his way up to factory manager he's now in a position to provide opportunities. is really good for me i'm happy because i hated my reward at el sanibel having syrian refugees as part of the workforce has had another effect the owner says it's brought a unity and an understanding that everyone whether a syrian refugee or a jordanian is first and foremost a human being natasha. son had jordan. australian foreign fighters have issued an emergency warning as a wildfire burns close to the city of sydney smoke filled the air in the southwest outskirts of the city of flames burned through a major military base local residents are being advised to take shelter on one hundred firefighters tackle a fast moving blaze no injuries or property damage been reported so far still to come. in sports english premier