conflict, civil misadventure, or miscalculation trash has invasion of ukraine in violation of united nations shot at that ain't national law. is causing massive suffering and devastation to the country and its people and adding to the global economic, his location 3 good by the carving, 19 pandemic. elsewhere, conflicts getting dawn from myanmar to the sail from somalia to the democratic republic of the congo and beyond. the situations to then now set them to destabilize the entire region. while there are some promising development in yemen and libya, more than 100000000 people have fled that alms to escape violence conflict and but the cushion at on the world's effects these multilateral responses are urgently needed to prevent and resolve conflicts, manage economic uncertainty, rescued the sustainable development walls and the rest challenges to the global norms against the use and possession of nuclear weapons. we are witnessing a deepening climate crises, soaring inequalities arising threats from federalism, a global pushback against human rights and gender equality, and the, and regulat

the basic rules of the united nation. which of the un charter he made it clear, he said they had violated that charter. and you're gonna hear that from quite a few other council members will tell you who's around the table to day. because normally when there's a foreign minister sharing the security council, you'd expect mostly other countries to send a senior minister or their foreign minister. well, you can see speaking right now the u. e. they are represented by their minister of state for foreign affairs and not the actual foreign minister, but one of his deputies. and i can tell you also got bon and garner are going to be represented when they speak by the deputy foreign ministers. but every one else, every other country, is just having their ambassador. they are no ministers at all. so i think that is a snub to mr. lab. roth also was telling us ambassador has wither elizabeth whelan, who is the sister of paul whelan, who is the u. s citizen who's been in jail in russia now for over 4 years. and she spoke to reporter

the united nations and the special representative of the united nations on the children in conflict willort to the security council thisjune orjuly, and then the decision will be taken whether the russian federation will be listed as a violator of the rights of the child in the conflict. right. but even if they come to that conclusion — so what? that does not get the kids back to ukraine. yes, you're right. but i think the pressure is mounting and the fact that on march 17th, the icc issued the arrest warrant for putin and lvova—belova really pushed the russian federation to the wall. and the fact that they had this meeting on children today proves that they're, kind of, really panicking and they would like to show that they are doing whatever they are doing in the best interests of children. the activation of the caac mechanism is very serious business because if a country in question is listed as the child's rights violator for three consecutive years, then the sanctions against such a country are automatically activated. and no decisions needed, neither by the security council nor by

the united nations says shortages of food, water, medicines, and you'll are becoming extremely acute, prices are skyrocketing -- in the capital the price of a bottle of water has more than doubled -- and cash is hard to access. tens of thousands are already seeking refuge in neighboring countries. our coverage begins now from khartoum. >> residents of khartoum trying to escape on the first day of a 72-hour cease-fire announced by the warring sides. they have been caught up amid heavy bombardment in recent days and now they face difficulties trying to leave. the scarcity of fuel has made it hard even to reach bus stations. the cost of transportation to other cities has skyrocketed. >> those who have cash are getting out, heading to the egyptian border. they can get to the ethiopian border and whatever, but there's a lot of hundreds, thousands, and others who do not have that luxury, and i don't know what they are going to do. >> the poor majority who cannot leave are the most exposed. >> we are really suffering. to begin with, fuels have run out. baker is a close, and we cannot find a

the united nations held that america's global ambitions for the united nations and the requirements ofganization's charter pose a serious threat to multilateralism in the asia- pacific. take the minister of foreign affairs of russia, stating that some member states of the united nations want to replace international laws with the rules of the game , and said that no one gives america the right to speak on behalf of the whole world. security council it was that the tensions between the great powers have reached their peak and the risk of war has increased due to miscalculations and incidents, but we are facing unprecedented and complex crises. today , multilateralism in the world is under pressure more than ever before. in order to resolve conflicts, we need effective and immediate multilateral responses . the international of the islamic republic of iran in the united nations also said in this meeting of the security council about the need to strengthen multilateralism and that the selective application of international law and recourse to unilateralism are measures for international p

ambassador to the united nations, where she served until 2019. ladies and would you please welcome ambassador nikki haley and blake kernen. if you will provide for the first woman to serve as governor of south carolina? think my good answer was always people underestimate it and i go back to the bible in going it wasn't a long one. a challenge comes and i'm so overprotective the things that i just i just work at all i know how to do is work. and i don't stop until i feel like things are taken care of. if you can give a person a job, you take care of a family. and we watched a lot of families get taken care of over the past couple of years. president elect has asked south carolina governor nikki haley to be his ambassador to united nations and she's accepted. the daughter of indian immigrants is considered rising star in the republican party. haley would be the first woman appointed to trump's cabinet. for anyone that says you can't get anything done at the un, they need to know there's a new sheriff, that there is a new u.s. u.n. you are going to

dmitry, we are talking about the presidency of russia, the organization of the united nations . what l be the behavior of the united states of america in april in the council of security, in your opinion, we are just as confused because russia is a corner of the security council, it is not on purpose, you will not think of it as such a theater of absurdity . i still cannot tell you exactly what is possible to do from the point of view. well, how to deal with it? i know that there were initiatives a few months ago, both on the part of our member of our congress and on the part of non-governmental organizations, precisely by advancing the argument that now you have also heard that russia entered the soviet union бесплатно он как well, how would the automatic successor of the soviet union be? and it can be completely legal, and from the point of view of the rules, it can be absolutely wrong. it is not justified, but how realistic is it to use this argument? it is so called a vector in order to remove them, but the security council is still unclear because some experts with whom i read th

russia's foreign minister, representing iran at the united nations, unilaterally considered the unitedto be the cause of undermining the united nations charter. the russian foreign minister attended the united nations so that several un meetings will be held under his chairmanship. his first plan is to attend the un security council meeting. gilan said in the security council meeting, which was held on the topic of effective multilateralism through the defense of the un charter, global ambitions. the united states is a serious threat to the united nations and the requirements of the organization's charter in asia and the pacific, which aims to isolate china and russia . it is impossible to consider the issue of the screening apart from its context, the russian foreign minister stated that some from member states the united nations wants to replace international laws with the rules of the game , he said that no one gives america the right to speak on behalf of the whole world. has arrived and the risk of war has increased due to miscalculations and events, but we are facing unprecedente

this is something that the united nations had greatly feared already. most women in afghanistan are banned from work, including those who are supposed to work for humanitarian organizations. now it seems that ban has been extended to the united nations and its agencies, the spokesperson for the un secretary general says if this is not reversed, it will have a devastating impact on their work. for the secretary journal. any such band would be unacceptable. and frankly, inconceivable. this is the latest in a disturbing trend undermining the ability of 8 organizations to reach those most in need. it goes without saying, but unfortunately it does need saying that female staff members are essential for the united nations to deliver life saving assistance. such orders as we saw earlier today, donnelly violate the fundamental rights of women and infringe upon the principles of non discrimination. if the taliban do not reverse their ban on women operating in the country, can the un continue to operate? what is clear is that we cannot do it without women, right?

the united nations is saying at least 107 people were killed. those who survived have told of the horrors they aced that day. >> the stench of death still lingers in the air, in the bushes, and in the church where worshipers took refuge. michael prayed he would not be next. then 23 fighters rated his village in eastern drc. >> they took all the men back to the banana plantation and said stand in a circle around the hole. then they shot them. when the first hole was filled, they killed the others next to them. we were shocked. >> the united nations says the m 23 rebels massacred more than 170 people in november last year, but they did not stop there. they captured the town for four months, hiding in these outposts until they withdrew a few days ago, but villages are still traumatized. women were raped and men forced to bury their own. >> it was 3:00 p.m., and on the first day, we buried 15 bodies. the next morning, the rebels came and made us very another 15. >> amnesty international says the attack was part of a campaign to punish anyone seem to

nation. the united kingdom celebrates the coordination of charles the 3rd as his crown at westminster abbey may on al jazeera, ah both sides in sudan say there extending a c spot for further 3 days of fighting continued in parts of the capital and, ah, for ah, ontario johnston, this is al jazeera alive from dough hollow, so coming up, united nations security council unanimously condemns the taliban for banning women from working for the un. former us vice president mike pence appears before a grand jury investigating donald trump's attempts to overturn the 2020 election results. thus, this line is over 300 vehicles in it and it's over kilometer. will tell you why cubans are being forced to q for days to fill up their cars. ah. to dawn's army and power military rapid support forces have agreed to extend the seas fought, which was to expire at midnight local time. the truce will be extended by further 72 hours. the you and the african union and the u. s. have all welcomed the move, saying they hope it will lead to talks and a permanent end to hostilities. i'll just hear him. morgan begins are cov

it is not clear who will represent the united nations at that meeting because the top united nationsfficial in afghanistan is a woman, the former president of care to stand -- the former president of kyrgystan. >> and massive fire has towing through one of the biggest clothing markets in the bangladeshi capital. thousands of stores burned down and several firefighters were injured. it took crews within six hours to contain the blaze. the cause is unclear. >> absolute devastation. as you can see, a three-story building just within the matter of a few hours, everything lost. about 4000 garment and clothing stores were in this building, gone in six hours. you can even smell the stench all over here. for onlookers and the crowd, that has been a major problem here. the police and military have and trying to disperse the crowd and onlookers. firefighters have had real difficulty getting in here because of the huge number of crowd in the surrounding area. there's no water hydrant here. that has been a challenging factor. the military has been using helicopter to water drop since morning. fi

so united nations is abandoning sedan. we will continue to keep our presence in sudan, although reduced and focus on to media into priorities in coordination was our international lead, or our sustain 6 fire was a monitoring mechanism, a return to political negotiations and elimination of human suffering on cease fire. sir, is an initiative launched by the united states and close partnership with a quote and with us in the trilateral mecca, his excellency's. so you entered our authors, doubling our efforts to ensure, so it's a 72 hour tim receipts fire holes and evolves into a lasting cessation of hostilities and returned to political negotiations. military leaders must adhere to the sci fi and work towards its consolidation. inter permanent cessation of hostilities facilitated by a mechanism the united nation is ready to support this. i also called the member states with influence on warring ortiz to beg dease. so there needs national figures including former prime minister, hum dog, business leaders, political parties an

my guest charles kapchon, the former chief director for european relations at the national security council of the unitedtes of america. i congratulate you on your continued protection of your citizens, because most of the victims are among national minorities, and this is because the mobilization is taking place from the regions furthest from moscow, why the kremlin carries out such ethnic cleansing. i think there are several reasons, first of all, everything depends on putin's preferences, namely to minimize the influence of those who support ethnic russian population and as a result somehow try to pretend again that this is a special military operation and he wants to collect more visas so that they go to the east of ukraine to the front and he calls on his own indigenous population as well as former prisoners and residents of bagneri to do so again he believes that this will reduce the impact of the war, the impact of the prize-giving , in fact, if only ethnic russians will be mobilized, and in particular, we understand that more men are mobilized in rural populations compared to urban ones. we under

with my guest charles kapchon , former chief director for european relations at the national security council of the unitedtes of america, congratulations, and yours continuous murders of their own citizens, because most of the victims are among national minorities, and this is because the mobilization is taking place from the regions furthest from moscow, why is the kremlin conducting i think there are several reasons for such ethnic cleansing. first of all, everything depends on the preferences of putin, namely to minimize the influence of those who support the ethnic russian population and, as a result, somehow try to pretend again that this is a special military operation and he wants to collect more in order for them to go to the east of ukraine to the front, and he is calling on the native population to do so, as well as former prisoners and wagnerites, again, he believes that this will reduce the influence of the war, the influence of the prize , in fact, if they are mobilized ethnic russians, and in particular we understand that in the rural population more men are mobilized compared to the urban p

it's not clear who will represent the united nations at that meeting. because the top you an official in afghanistan is a woman. special representative rosa autumn by eva is the former president of kingston, james bay's out to 0 of the united nations and avalon snow. these cindy here has killed at least 7 tourists and entered 11 others. 22 survivors had been pulled from the snow and taken to hospital is 70 people are still feared missing. another law mountain past in the himalayas, just near the chinese border when democracy came to me on mass. so did the tourists more than 4000000 in 2019. then of course cave in 19 head, shortly followed by a military coup. last year, few than a $150000.00 foreigners visited. now the military governors trying to encourage taurus to return, but his tenny chang discovered in the ancient city of bergen, in central myanmar, the fighting isn't far away. the sleepy stupors have begun. ancient pagoda has some more than a 1000 years old. this was once the capital of what would become a unified myanmar even here, people protest

e, f has been recognized by many nations, well, including the united nations, but also switzerland and germany and a bunch of other european nations. they have been recognized as a global institution. and this is kind of along the lines of schwab's stakeholder capitalism idea. the in fact, he's been pushing the stakeholder capitalism stuff since he 1st started 1971. and but the, um, the, the stakeholder concept means that outside parties can be involved with whatever it is, is going on and a given contract. and schwab is very open about the stakeholder capitalism thing as well. you know, the environmental groups are stakeholders, they should be involved in some stuff. and of course, the corporations are stakeholders and the government, people, government leaders are stakeholders and there could be no other entities around the world that might be stakeholders. but in the, in, in the frame of, of being a stakeholder class schwab views the world economic forum as being the most important stakeholder non governmental stakeholder in the world. and they've been declared to be an internationa

the united nation said there is no sign. the warring parties are ready to negotiate and has warned further suffering as long as the fighting continues. i said, bake of desert. these foreign students are stuck inside cartoon and are paying for health. this is an appeal by the many students in sudan to charity and relief organizations and to benevolent businessmen. and we are living under the brunt of shelling and gunfire. helpless and defenceless, we are left with no options as we have sent similar messages to our government. as you can see here, many students are left without shelter. a more than these will align with al correspondent him morgan is in cartoon with the latest. people are torn between trying to get basic necessities and trying to leave the capital. and it comes down to the means and capabilities and the security of the neighborhood there. and at the time that they tried to make their decision in the southern and eastern part of the capital, for example, people are scrambling, trying to find buses to take them

why yet to be registered by the united nations agencies? or relief ages this year. now, when we plan the camera to decide this particular family has just received its own share of our grains. we can see it like, well, that's weeks and as you are stuff like cooking oil pump oil grounded oil. so flour that could help the family get along until such a time that things improve in this particular camp. now the united nation, the walford program is telling al jazeera that they have deployed, ah, a lot of food items that will take, therefore only $20000.00 people. and the situation right now in this camp is that there are, it's put to more than $20000.00 people in the days to come. the united nations has projected between 120002 up 220-0000 people. crossing from done into this part of china, which means that the united nations and its agencies and other relief agencies need to step step up their act in order to get of all these refugees. ah, not ukraine's president is named a new ambassador to beijing after a phone call with china's leader. it's a 1st time vladimir zalinsk

now on this particular day, the united nations and it's agencies deployed to this particular area to see the situation for itself. it brought along tons and tons of food items to be distributed to the refugees. and what, let me show you in particular, what's there for, for them? now these are sacks of grains rise as well as oil that will be distributed to the refugees all across this particular region. what is not clear is what happens to the other refugees. port number in their hundreds were yet to be registered by the united nations agencies. or relief ages this year. now, when we pan the camera to the side, this particular family has just received its own share of grains. we can see it's like that's wheat and a few other stuff like cooking oil, pump oil grounded oil. so flour that could help the family get along until such a time that things improve in this particular camp. now the united nation, the wolford program is telling al jazeera that they have deployed ah, a lot of food items that will cater for only $20000.00 people. and the situation right in this town is that there are

james base al jazeera at the united nations. that's about john has rejected french calls to him. mover checkpoints, on the only road. then king the conscious ethnic army and enclave with neighboring armina. french foreign minister, captain colona visited bucko to discuss the situation. russia accuses france and the u. s. of undermining its role as mediator, moscow broke could have ceased far in 2020, to end the war between armenia and azerbaijan over the disputed nagondo caraballo. regent. armenia says russia is failing to protect ethnic armenians living in the breakaway region. we're still a head on al jazeera migrants confront police on the board of peru, as thousands of venezuelans tried to return home. and rebuilding a war torn country ukraine appeals to investors, promising to consign corruption to the past. ah hello, there will start in the middle east and levant and the weather continues to look unsettled across northern parts of the region. one system after another bringing an unpleasant spring to tuck here we got more w

the global humanitarian system coordinated by the united nations, saves millions of lives each ear and multilateral solutions. the global problems from the hours on layer to the dedication of polio. arthritis tested and proven to work. none of this progress would have been possible without candidly spelling together as a multi lateral human family which makes to they situation all more dangerous. we face and but a seductive, an interlocking crisis. but the multi level system isn't that a great the strain than at any time since the creation of united nations dan channels, which when measured power decided and he's 30 high. so are the risks of conflict, civil misadventure, or miscalculation rushes, invasion of ukraine in violation of united nations chart that international law is causing massive suffering and devastation to the country and its people, and adding to the global economic, his location 3, go by the coffee 19th and emmy elsewhere, conflicts getting dawn from myanmar to the sail from somalia to the democratic republic of the congo and beyond the situation. so then now set them

reporter: the united nations says there's no sign the warring parties are ready to negotiate and hasned of further suffering as long as the fighting continues. laura: in the last hour, i spoke to the acting foreign minister obsessed -- of south sudan who says leaders must bring fractions to the negotiations. >> we have not yet received a confirmation from the rapid support forces. it got delayed. we will submit the proposal today. it will be sent to khartoum. [indiscernible] communication takes some time. laura: what is your understanding of how this would work? if the two sides agree to send representative kustoff what sort of format would be stocks take -- two representatives, what sort of format would be talks take? >> in the end, they will have to sit down and discuss the issues that led to the war itself. laura: fuel is scarce in the capital. we have more from a petrol station in the south of khartoum. reporter: fuel represents the sum of all crises. here, most fuel stations like this one behind me are shut. tanks are empty and the station is out of service. getting your hands o

james base al jazeera at the united nations. as a by john has rejected the french calls to remove a check point on the only road thinking the country is ethic armenian enclave. with neighboring armenian french, 4 minutes to catherine colona visited buck who to discuss the situation. russia accuses france and the u. s. a. undermining its role as mediator. moscow, bro could a ceasefire in 2020 to end, a war between our media and the by sean. over the dispute is now going to come back region armenia says russia is fighting to protect ethnic armenians living in the breakaway region. bernard smith has more from bucket as aires a put a checkpoint up on there, they say because armenia is running weapons to counteract charges. of course armina denies, but they've done this under the nose if you like. of russian peacekeepers have been there since 2020 while the russian peacekeepers of that. it's the french foreign minister with us backing. who's here in back, who leading diplomatic efforts to try and resolve this latest flare up armenia.

united states based on the charter and the convention on the privileges and immunities of the united nations far, the documents of the ministry of defense of the united states have been published in fars social media in two stages, which are more they are about the war in ukraine and american espionage from different centers and its allies . these documents also revealed the military position of ukraine on different fronts and the amount of its equipment . the ministry of defense of russia announced the liberation of three new areas in the city of baghmelek. the ministry of defense of russia also stated that the efforts of the forces to carry out counter-attack operations on the 29th and sabotage and reconnaissance operations in the logan axis were destroyed and the artillery system including four american-made systems and six drones were destroyed. resident iranian one of the officials of donstam announced that the russian forces took control of about 90% of the city of baghmalek. the ministry of foreign affairs of russia announced that the united states and england in canada have done a fa

you can, united nations security council cannot make your move against united states against russia, against france, against great britain, and against china. so it, so by design let's, let's admit it better to have it then to have nothing. it is a way to, at least to resume, i mean to deal with some differences to some different political positions. this is the way to prevent the 3rd world war. and from this perspective, security council was more or less successful that from the point you feel being a global policeman. well, of course, it doesn't talk this way just because the different countries was different agendas, probably find people in 90th in the beginning of the 21st century this. so the security council will be global policeman. but, you know, russia have a phone position. china has its own position and you can not to mention the kind of a was a global government global policeman. in a way security council exists without support of russia and china will be not working. and what's about danger. what about brazil? by the way, it was russian idea. so probably includes these c

the united nation said there is no sign. the warring parties are ready to negotiate and has warned further suffering as long as the fighting continues. i said bake of dessert and corresponding him, a morgan, as in carter, him on the ground with all the latest people are torn between trying to get basic necessities and trying to leave the capital. and it comes down to the means and capabilities and the security of the neighborhood there. and at the time that they try to make their decision in the southern and eastern parts of the capital. for example, people are scrambling, trying to find buses to take them either to neighboring states like to 0 in the central part of the country or river now. and another part, or even up to a gallery of states along the border with ethiopia. others are trying to make it to egypt across the border, saying that they believe that this fighting will last longer. and therefore they're trying to find a place where there is more stability and let no fighting for the sake of their families. now, in

the bank is against what is stated in the united nations charter . through the representative of the united states in the united nations, he presented it to other officials of this country, and if it has been a few days, the 21-year-old iran military jacket has been disclosed that he was arrested and the first hearing of his trial was held on friday, but the disclosure of these documents increased the distrust of the american society towards the government. this country has become an issue that napoli is the judge of the former supreme court of the state of new jersey states that the published information is completely true that the government should keep the bread a secret from me . it is interesting that the american government, on the surface , expresses and advertises exactly the opposite of these views and facts , causing fire to the american people. it has helped them to understand that their age is solid, they are lying. if the second trial for the disclosure of these documents is going to be held today, wednesday, but so far no information has been published about the first se

the united nations is was very important in the korean war because in in theory, it was the united nations that waged war to fight to fight communism and and supports and support democracy. not the united states and by the people and for the people a familiar phrase and the idea of enslavement and and a system that makes people tools of the state. well, this is obviously important because here you are trading as a free person. setting the markets deciding whether two of card one is worth three is worth one of card 48 and you are free to to make your deck and i pray that they may be delivered from oppression. in other words. it's not the lead. it's not the people of the soviet union who are bad or evil it's the leaders. and again, this is the entire theme of containment if you understand the russian people and you understand the culture, you'll understand that this is a bad system. the people will will rebel if you just contain them. so this is all just in this one. you haven't even opened the box at this point the topics that i go through that i noticed on on the cards obviously korea othe

the united nations high commissioner for refugees say they have registered more than 4000 refugees in could ruin alone. and there are hundreds and hundreds more who are yet to be registered and do hope to accomplish that in the past in the next few days. now what the, the situation here in this particular camp is desperate. none of the refugees have any permanent structure over their head. there are no structures, no tense, and some of them are virtually living under trees. and they're telling us of the situation here is just for it. a lot of them say they haven't eaten over the past few days. now on this particular day, the united nations and it's agencies deployed to this particular area to see the situation for itself. it brought along tons and tons of food items to be distributed, to the refugees. and what, let me show you in particular, what's there for, for them? now these are sacs of grains rise as well as oil that would be distributed through the refugees all across this particular region. what is not clear is what happens to the other refugees. port number in their hundreds w

the united nations security council cannot make a move against the united states, against russia andst france, and against great britain and against china. it's all by design. let's admit it, but it is better to have it. it is a way to at least resume and to deal with some differences, some different political positions. it's a way to prevent the third world war. and from this perspective, the security council was more or less successful. from the point of being a global policeman, of course, it doesn't work this way. because there are different countries with different agendas. probably some people in the beginning of the 21st century thought that the security council would be a global policeman. but russia has its own position, china has its own position and you cannot imagine a kind of a quasi global government or global policeman in a way. the security council exists without the support of russia and china. it will not be working. and what about the india? what about brazil? by the way, it was russian idea to probably include these countries and these countries historically had a

the united nation says the crisis is growing. they are poor, hungry, vulnerable in no man's land, and rapidly losing hope for a prompt solution. but innocent, just at a seat at that. no. that's it from me, sir. oh van. yeah, you can buy more information on our websites, houses here, and our common carriers all are top stories up max on al 0, whether we're carol leg than inside story. we'll examine the washington declaration . that's the agreement between south korea and the u. s. don't miss ah hello there. it's a scorching hot weather, sorry for the south west of europe. that thanks to an unusually early heat wave, that swept into southern parts of spain and portugal and into the north west of africa with records broken in places like morocco. for april, we are expecting temperatures to come down across the country over the next few days. but they will be on the up in the very south for places like malaga. and while it's staying rather hot and dry. here we are going to see things turn wetter and cooler across the north. as those

the united nations high commissioner for refugees announced the arrival of 20,000 new sudanese refugees from the past military conflict between army and a rapid response committee has been started in sudan and tens of thousands of them have migrated to neighboring countries. these conflicts have led to power and water cuts, lack of food and inefficiency of hospitals in the affected areas, including in the capital, as well as theft and looting of people's property. some of the people were also killed by criminals and robbers. during this time, all of them went to several prisons and were released from prison. the increase in insecurity in sudan has caused the evacuation of some embassies and the departure of nationals of other countries from sudan. japan, france and germany are among these countries. the ministry of foreign affairs was also killed one of its staff in sudan announced that the united nations announced in a statement that part of its staff, including the special representative of the secretary -general of the united nations, will remain in sudan and will withdraw other staf

dutch shell and the nigerian government began clearing up some of the 60 fi sites identified in a united nations environment to board. a $1000000000.00 was set aside for the work debate. we have don 15, lots comprising of 20 sites of from the unit report. so we have about $45.00 sites left to to handle on this $45.00 sites. i've been classified as the semi complex to complex sites. here, newman growth shoot, have sprouted, and aquatic life is slowly coming back. sign said the clean up could reverse the devastation. the united nation environment report of 2011 says even with serious commitment, it could take up to 50 years to restore the environment, to what it used to be environmentally say the way the work has been planned and conducted is wrong by now with paid that be on your so me the asian that had been me, there's no gun water thou to me, shoreline remediation on this as not been done off, he should say more extensive clears will begin soon. although 6 war to projects are about to be completed. most people living here are still exposed to dangerous levels of oil pollution. the amount of ca