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any single in the last month well young egeland is the un humanitarian adviser on syria and also the secretary general of the norwegian refugee council the pressure across the middle east and in europe and elsewhere is . syrian refugees now you should return this is the time to go back and not consulting them not informing them and especially not looking at the real conditions in syria we the humanitarian organizations that are on the ground in syria and in the neighboring countries we call this report dangerous grounds for the simple reason that these women children and men have to be informed of the conditions and we have to assure that it is voluntary when they go back and then we have to assist and protect the return. well at least forty nine people have been killed as the government and russian airstrikes intensify in rebel controlled parts of the country. province thirty people died and dozens were wounded russian jets targeted a hospital in the countryside the second in as many days to be hit on sunday on the red lips largest hospitals was damaged and at least nineteen people were killed in as drawings on besieged eastern ghou

needed to condemn the violence against ringo refugees or face possible prosecution for genocide this comes as the un's human rights council in geneva city hear from him as minister of international cooperation in the coming hours such elop as has the story. accounts of violence and bloodshed now victims share their stories with three nobel peace laureates irish peace activists wire is one of the peace prize winners visiting. camps she is urging lawnmowers leader aung san suu kyi to visit some of the country's most affected areas i would like to go into burma to visit our sister laura to ask her sister laureate to go to the villages where the people and mostly been flattened and destroyed the abbott and the other side is being well covered as we speak and i would like to thank you if you're pumping out to the villages and go up people until i actually i think there you. are right larry. all three laureates united for the same cause tawakkol karman from yemen and iranians. also visit a cox bazaar they say myanmar's government and sochi also a nobel laureate must be held accountable for what's happening to the revenger faili

refugees kill too many people have been using. syria's cease fire agreed upon by the un security council on saturday appears already to be unraveling with reports of violations in the damascus suburb of eastern ghouta the western media very quick to point the finger at the assad government to massacre warplane. reportedly dropped bombs on used in ghouta however that's based on information provided by the syrian observatory for human rights an organization that has repeatedly been accused of having a pro rebel bias however according to the russian defense ministry it was militants in eastern guta who violated the truce and moscow says damascus was shelled several times after the ceasefire came into force residents say they never believed that the rebels would abide by the truce in the first place. this truce is similar to the others and we will see it being violated this is the same old story and we are the ones who end up being harmed don't you see the children the little people women and students who should we feel sorry for for these rebellious this is we are tired of shelling every day totally took forty four here one in my leg

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refugees into the country. and two british attorneys are calling on the un human rights council to suspend saudi arabia over its own rights record. from a fresh coastal breeze. to watching the sunset on the australian outback. hello there well for some of us in russia it has been very wintery recently it's all thanks to this little calmer of cloud here and it's moscow where we've seen some of the heaviest snow falls in fact some places reporting around sixteen centimeters of snow just falling in a twenty four hour period as you can see causing a little bit of disruption there now the system responsible for that is moving away towards the east but you can see the next system is working its way across many parts of europe and that's hitting the cold day in the east so we all seeing a lot of that turn to snow we're also seeing plenty of wintery weather across the alps and that system stretches all the way down into parts of spain as it sinks its way southwards it's going to be across parts of the mediterranean where we have some of the stormiest of the weather on friday so here for us across the valley erik's and

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sex drugs and refugee premieres this wednesday on our two international otherwise what you in your free time at all to you talk. syria's ceasefire agreed upon by the un security council on saturday appears already to be unraveling with reports of violations in the damascus suburb of eastern guta their western media was very quick to point the finger at the assad government. saturday's ceasefire vote at the u.n. appears to have changed nothing in syria's civil war activists say pro-government forces are mounting a ground offensive the regime is continuing its offensive against a rebel held suburb of damascus there's been little left up in the bombarding of eastern guta in the past hours despite a u.n. resolution government bombs have continued to fall on the rather long place where the damascus has been bombing east and ghouta though already for a week targeting terrorists it is something that is allowed under the new u.n. resolution however according to the russian defense ministry it was militants in eastern guta who violated the truce moscow says damascus was shelled several times after the ceasefire came into force besides that residents say they never actually be

un security council meeting. also dozens of nigerian girls are fair to have been abducted after the attack on their school by bach. from refugee to v.i.p. we'll tell you the story of one very special korean man. welcome to the program there's been an outpouring of anger and frustration as a meeting between the u.s. president and students and families affected by last week's deadly school shooting in florida donald trump heard their pleas for reform and has responded with ideas of his own including arming teachers i did hear castro reports now from washington d.c. . a meeting with the president dominated by emotions and raw pain i'm very angry that this happened because it keeps happening nine eleven happened once and they fix everything how many schools how many children have to get shot. it stops here with the cid ministration and me this man's daughter was shot nine times at stillman douglas high school in florida last week this student lost his friend i turned eighteen the day after i woke up to the news that my best friend was gone. and i don't understand why i could still go in a store and buy a weapon of war described as

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