we can find out more about this from apollo but cina who speaks for the u.n.h.c.r. in libya and joins us from tripoli welcome to d.w. will this deal in a situation. well what will ease the situation is actually peace and stability in countries that are that have conflict and are producing refugees so that's what will actually stop people from fleeing conflict and war however it is a life line for many refugees who are trapped currently in libya and who need a solution outside of safety so the generosity that london has shown will definitely bring safety and protection for many refugees who currently don't have that option in libya and how did rwanda become involved in this. well run that is showing leadership and sonny terry t. and the continent towards protecting refugees who are detained stranded in libya they have we have signed memorandum of understanding with the african union units and lunda and they will go to a facility that is 60 kilometers away from the capital key id and they will provide solutions so it's transit center where different solutions will be

of the u.n.h.c.r. the african union and rwanda have agreed to relocate asylum seekers from libya to rwanda according to the u.n. 42000 refugees from across the continent to currently in libya trying to get to europe in the $5000.00 of them are stuck in detention centers in the detainees are being held in overcrowded inhumane and insecure conditions according to a statement from the un agency after visiting the facilities run that will serve as a transition help for the patriots and people to their countries the evacuation process will be lengthy and take place in several things. we can find out more about this from apollo but who speaks for the u.n.h.c.r. in libya and joins us from tripoli welcome to day w will this deal ease situation. well what will ease the situation is actually peace and stability in countries that are that have conflict and are producing refugees so that's what will actually installed people from fleeing conflict and war however it's his a lifeline for many refugees who are trappe

the money that they're going to use when they're there are still there the u.n.h.c.r. would take care of everything in rwanda ok let's talk about when they get at least talk about the the provision that has been made for them where are they going to be staying what's the accommodation. they're going to say in the eastern part of rwanda it's a little bit far from from calgary demand cup draw there there are some houses beautiful of them the u.n. had syria supported the rulings there and wonderful for the press and then run that also according to the argument between the u.n. it run down and there is a you run that we are frustrated that if we just to get jobs and the young children will have access to education so in principle the u.n. had to see or provide financial support for their shelter frights from libya to kigali and from there the refugees all migrants would decide whether they want to stay in rwanda or they want to move on and go to other countries or even go back to their our countries ok fred i mean how what one did likely taking as you're running yourself a

the money that they're going to use when they're there to their u.n.h.c.r. would take care of everything in rwanda ok let's talk about when they get. this talk about the the provision that has been made for them where are they going to be staying what's the accommodation like. they're going to stay in there is some part of rwanda it's a little bit far from from kigali demand cup draw there there are some houses beautiful of them the u.n. had syria supported the buildings there and run the whole for the press and then run to also according to the argument between the u.n. and run and the in you run that were frustrated that if you just to get jobs and the young children will have access to education so in principle the u.n. had provide financial support for their shelter frights from libya to kigali and from there their fridges or migrants would decide whether they want to stay in rwanda or they want to move on and go to other countries or even go back to their our countries ok frank i mean how what one didn't likely taking this year round in yourself all you

the group is from so mali at sudan and eritrea they've been given asylum seekers status while they u.n.h.c.r. determines whether they are refugees. from the way we thank god there will be contacts playing what life was like back in libya are they fighting and they couldn't even sleep peacefully at night. now we feel safe this is a fantastic gesture awfully that it is easy for us from the people and the government of rwanda it is also an example of african leadership but i hope many other countries will follow this the most ration of demonstration of solidarity and responsibility sharing will save a lot of life and will give hope to many refugees was the standard freedom when you found detainees africa desk joins me now hi fred it's good to see you so it's a gesture that's been lauded by the international community but what led the one in government to take the decision at the accept these refugees from libya. first of all the right to say that for me i think it's as human to drive that made rwanda to take the lead to save rives of africans and number 2 i think that when the news broke in 201

u.n.h.c.r. then it checks the account balance confirms the purchase and prints and i pay receipt. all of this happens in seconds and according to the world food program this not only makes transactions quicker the more secure here in jordan we use by your metrics out indication for human reason 1. 100 percent accountability on the identity of the person could chasing and using the assistance that we provide and 2nd me to facilitate that attention process of the beneficiaries by not using the card by not using the pin in camps which is an environment where beneficially can to go to the supermarket to move people times during the month for them going with their on iraqis it's easier been going with a car but it can. be. done by. watching the iris enable shopping process is both fascinating and a bit and. this is a super high tech system that's been rolled out in what you could call a low rights environment sure people here are under the protection of the united nations and have more rights than th

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how about a change from the u.n.h.c.r. in libya thank you thank you so much to bring you some breaking news ridges here at data blue u.s. president donald trump has fired his top but national security adviser john bolton the president said that they disagreed strongly on many issues mr bolton is regarded as a foreign policy hawk and advocated for regime change in several countries including syria and iran he served as the u.s. ambassador to the united nations from 2005 to december 2006 as to trump says he plans to name a new security adviser next week. a female the rain in football fan who said a cell phone fire after her arrest for attending a game dressed as a man was dark and social media circles a woman is known as the blue go after the colors of her favorite men's team iranian rights activists in the governing body of world football are among those mourning had death and the treatment of female fans by iran's leadership. tragic death has play in the debate around the barring of the woman from attending football games

u.n.h.c.r. then it checks the account that confirms the purchase and prints and i pay a receipt all of this happens in seconds and according to the world food program this not only makes transactions quicker but more secure here in jordan we use biometrics out indication for human reason 1. 100 percent accountability on the identity of the person chasing and using the assistance that we provide and 2nd me to facilitate that adoption process of the beneficiaries by not using the card by not using a pin in camps which is an environment where beneficially can to go to the supermarket the more people times during the month for ben going with their own iris it's easier than going with a car but it could. be higher is unable shopping process is both fascinating and. this is a super high tech system that's been rolled out in what you could call a low writes in short people here are under the protection of the united nations and have more rights than they would. ads in the war zones of the countries the

that every time they go down the route of these 3 patriae sion schemes they have to involve the u.n.h.c.r. the refugee agency so when there are bangladesh's government agrees with me in march government that there is going to be repatriated averring backed me and more well the u.n.h.c.r. the refugee agency has to then go and interview the people that are wrong but 'd really be repatriated and every time the un has done that everybody that they've spoken with has said they do not want to go back and can you blame them the u.n. has repeatedly said that conditions are still not safe on the ground in myanmar for any kind of return that range will not be guaranteed in east is a ship right or freedom of movement and just last week as you mentioned a few moments ago a u.n. fact finding mission independent investigator said that 600000 remained in myanmar still live under the threat of genocide so it's a very difficult situation for bangladesh it's a very very difficult situation for the refugees and human. it appears that the bangladeshi government is running out of patience i think that that is

march government that there is going to be repatriation of are being backed me and more well the u.n.h.c.r. the refugee agency has to then go and interview the people that are wrong 'd. really be repatriated and every time the un has done that everybody that they've spoken with has said they do not want to go back and can you blame them the u.n. has repeatedly said that conditions are still not safe on the ground in myanmar for any kind of her turn that range will not be guaranteed any state is shipwrights or freedom of movement and just last week as you mentioned a few moments ago a u.n. fact finding mission independent investigator said that 600000 remained in myanmar still live under the threat of genocide so it's a very difficult situation for bangladesh it's a very very difficult situation for the refugees and human. it appears that the bangladeshi government is running out of patience i think that that is something our audience would completely agree with so we posited this to them this headline that bangladesh's prime minister has proposed relocating thousands of refugees to remote

that every time they go down the route of these 3 patriae sion schemes they have to involve the u.n.h.c.r. the refugee agency so when there are bangladesh's government agrees with me in march government that there is going to be repatriation of bringing back to me and more well the u.n.h.c.r. the refugee agency has to then go and interview the people that are on that but really be repatriated and every time the un has done that everybody that they've spoken with has said they do not want to go back and can you blame them the u.n. has repeatedly said that conditions are still not safe on the ground in myanmar for any kind of or turned that range will not be guaranteed any state is shipwrights or freedom of movement and just last week as you mentioned a few moments ago a u.n. fact finding mission independent investigator said that $600000.00 remained in me and are still living under the threat of genocide so it's a very difficult situation for bangladesh it's a very very difficult situation for the refugees and human. it appears that the bangladeshi government is running out of patience i t

astrid there cast the line is the head of the u.n.h.c.r. sub office in vast vast she's there supporting the government in the relocation of the refugees and migrants and joins us from the other welcome to d.w. so as i just said the camp has a capacity of 3000 and it's actually hosting nearly 10000 what is the daily situation like for people there. well it is. very challenging in the setting for any chair and sitting there to say this all over which means. entirely based on all the distinctives on here on access to health services. it has. it's also increased fiction respect for children. because most of the police. found. it has an impact on the security because also we. all are. yes errors because every 33 meaning. there is. more reason for security incidents poor class. so we find it to mean i don't know the different. areas. so we are welcome as you mentioned do not transfer overnight to. where you need shared. scenes. started being mean all 3 weeks of multithreading degree in order to make sure they are informed. ok so let me let me in

in the water we had able to tackle them and address them properly before they come to us. u.n.h.c.r. remain fully committed to their biometrics registration program so much so that their rapidly expanding it with the aim of be active in 75 countries by a 2020 the remain through lots of problematic questions that it that he get to be fully answered such as is the tech food proof who has access and how can anyone planned for the unforseen issues to come these are the kinds of questions that have made other aid organizations pools before jumping on board with by matric technology in 2015 ox fam voluntarily imposed a moratorium on its use of by metrics in its work its stated given the number of unknown means around most effective operation and governance models and risks of this incredibly sensitive datta fulling into the wrong hands we felt it was best not to become an early adopter none fielding which by metrics has long being just is security and surveillance and facial recognition is one of most populous right now in china this being an exponential increase in the use of facial track