with me now is the un h.r. c's regional representative for central europe. >> what do you say to this situation? many say it's unacceptable. >> it is unacceptable. we see here at one of the main squares in budapest, the hungarian capital, 1,000, maybe 2,000 people right now. we see men, women, mothers, small children, and they are waiting for some decision from the authorities, which are waiting for the e.u. countries, there's sn urgent need to solve the problem. >> what is the u.n.h.c.r. doing about the situation. it seems to be volunteers giving human tearian aid. it's a crisis in front of people's eyes, and little in the way moving the situation long. in is amazing. they are doing an amazingon. in e.u. countries and countries of the developed world, un h.r. c has a specialist mandate. this is their task. to take care and assist them. >> they don't want to do that. they have made that clear. at government level, they don't want to people here. they want to criminalize the act coming into the country, and are

and we are open to providing more financial assistance to the un h.r. c in the weeks un h.r. c in the weeks >>> at least 20 have been killed in saudi-led air strikes in northern yemen. people say the war planes attacked a wake held for a local man, and comes as saudi-led forces carried out other air strikes on the capital sanaa >>> well, the republican gardens special headquarters were amongst the targets. they are controlled by houthi rebels and forces loyal to former president ali abdullah saleh >>> the bodies of five bahraini soldiers killed in yemen has flown home. their coffins were carried by an honour guard. they were killed on friday in which 45 united arab emirates died. part of a coalition fighting the yemen houthi rebels >>> people living in the iraqi city of haditha have been left trapped, with nowhere to go because of continued fighting in their region. they are surviving on food supplies especially flown in. hoda abdel-hamid has more on how continues are worsening. >> reporter: this is the only way to reach haditha. the roads around the town are too dangerous fo

and we are open to providing more financial assistance to the un h.r.c in the weeks and months ahead >>> two police men have been killed in south-eastern turkey in fighting with the turkish p.k.k. rebels. the p.k.k. fired rocket-propelled grenade at police, trying to fill in difference dough by the group. the governor's office in the area, ordering all residents to remain indoors >>> the head of the united nations peacekeeping operation assist in central african republic to speak out on sexual abuse. they will meet community members and personnel. u.n. troops have been accused of rape. many are investigated for allegedly molesting a teenager last year >>> to nigeria, and the government says it's losing millions in revenue from illegal mining. some gold diggers don't pay taxes. the government wants the miners to hand over portions of their wage, we have this report from the north. >> reporter: this man has worked the mines for 17 years. he dropped out of school because he says his parents couldn't afford the expense. soon he may have to look for another

physicians, opposes h.r. 3504 because it represents gross interference in the practice of medicine, nserting, -- inserting a politician in between a woman and her doctor. thereby making abortion un available in a practical matter, abortion opponents pontes are seeking to accomplish what they haven't accomplished in the courts or in public opinion. simply put, h.r. 3504 is yet another attack on women's health and rights. when the born-alive infant protection act or bipa, became law 25 years ago, the law clarified that the law was not intended to affect abortion practice or a woman's right to choose. we did not want to constrain or chill medical decisions regarding patient care. that's why judiciary committee democrats voted to support it. the bill before us today appears to directly contradict those assurances. let's not forget, politicians are not doctors. we should be concerned about doing our jobs and fully funding high-quality women's health care instead of trying to keep doctors from doing theirs. i strongly urge my colleagues to oppose this dangerous bill. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. goodlatte: madam speak

physicians, opposes h.r. 3504 because it represents gross interference in the practice of medicine, nserting, -- inserting a politician in between a woman and her doctor. thereby making abortion un available in a practical matter, abortion opponents pontes are seeking to accomplish what they haven't accomplished in the courts or in public opinion. simply put, h.r. 3504 is yet another attack on women's health and rights. when the born-alive infant protection act or bipa, became law 25 years ago, the law clarified that the law was not intended to affect abortion practice or a woman's right to choose. we did not want to constrain or chill medical decisions regarding patient care. that's why judiciary committee democrats voted to support it. the bill before us today appears to directly contradict those assurances. let's not forget, politicians are not doctors. we should be concerned about doing our jobs and fully funding high-quality women's health care instead of trying to keep doctors from doing theirs. i strongly urge my colleagues to oppose this dangerous bill. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. goodlatte: madam speak