they say it's a form of the system's missing in western australia is giles. saying we need to get this type of meeting in the natural. increase. has the kids was there. they have that i used 3 out of 4 people living below the poverty line since the 1st peoples have been to child have been to jail and likely to go again a list we actually support them in the ways that we have to. the reality is that their issues are so deep their issues are so damaging so hurtful so toxic so along that they need support they need to be validated and unless we go to them and this we work with them they've got next a little. across town montana kelly a grandmother who was struggled with homelessness for years just wants a shoulder to cry on. her son charlie committed suicide and the other 2 sons are in giles. witnessing it here yesterday. people and if you have to presume. say the city for an hour. i. don't. see how. snotty they've more were all the time. i could have my son. you say said my son just say stay. loose gave them get it. new response is so much. in hell both little

and that's the reality of what happens in western australia. where very rich types we're very rich type but we need to be richer all. a strategy is federal and state governments i'm to reduce aboriginal incarceration rates by 15 percent over the next decade. western australia as attorney general and aboriginal affairs minister declined to be interviewed but said in a statement that improved prevention strategies would help the state reach and stogies. but those like chinoy who've been through the system believe nothing will really childish and with public pressure on the government dramatically ramps up. i just want other people out there like in different countries to lock their eyes when they come into our country oh it's a beautiful country but there's a lot of damage here. a day have not done as i have my good dives. the damage has been done. of moved on from it but the pioneer story will and it's still the largest who other people out there. i don't think that this poem will ever ever leave me probably will to live sort of. rewind returns

in part 2 of a special investigation one o one ace visits western australia's only youth detention center and travels to the remote outback towns where many of the indigenous inmates come from. on al-jazeera talk to al-jazeera we heard scott realistically how can you deal with institutionalized corruption in this country we listen if this breaks up a deal conflict between august on and india this has implications for the rest of the world we meet with global newsmakers and talk about the stories that matter is there a. but i am here to report the count is finished we believe we will be the winners. 2 days after the u.s. presidential election there is still no winner but democrat nominee joe biden says he's very close to victory was done as trump launches legal challenge it could all come down to these 2 races vote counting is still underway in georgia and pennsylvania. i know i'm not madison live from doha coming up in the next 30 minutes kosovo's.

want you to hear one of them this is tony hassel use the corrective services commissioner for western australia and here's he is explaining why it is so many indigenous youngsters are incarcerated let's have a listen. today indigenous incarceration rates continue to increase between 2004 and 24 tane the number of aboriginal prisoners nationally rose by 8 percent i accept that there are too many aboriginal people in prison i think we have to own up britain incredibly complex problem to resolve is the system for a sister i don't think so what we're dealing with is as i've said a group of people emerging from karzai and we have to be honest about and accept. colonialization not racism is interesting and tenney hassle is able to separate those 2 pretty i know you've spent a lot of time looking at indigenous incarcerated people would you just say it's just systemic racism that's what it is. well it's you know it's the result of you know as a dispossession structural discrimination into generation trauma and definitely basis them the current situation is a national tragedy where you have generations

what is the situation in western australia? very young people who are incarcerated. where are they compared to older children? so when with this, right, they have one juvenile detention center, and that's throughout the whole state in which this phrase, the message that but for example, children who don't really can relate. they have become a bit on the way out of family. so there is only one institution with mystery where you know that irene has written, and that's a huge flight. and some of the galaxies have never been on a plane before. and they're taken from an area that is outback, it's rural, and then they're sent somewhere else. or so away from their parents and that baby's like a 10 or 11 year old as a baby are this one. and i'm going to find this one teen. i mean, this is also on that than some people are asking. this is, this is a question for the ages. why are indigenous people treated so badly? now? i mean, if you thought that, look that's, that's a good question. i think that it goes back to what the other ladies were saying before around us is dimmick r

homelessness is absolutely apparently sure that the big pay for not only in western australia, but in date, across the nation. so you have people coming out of prison and what no way to go to that is a systemic failure and that is the failure of these come work government. so until we get that right until the voices of the painful are included in these policies. in these strategies, nothing will get better. that's agree, really painful. i'm going to take many houses are being priced too many about paypal, which i absolutely love doing because that's what i'm doing. that's why i am. but the bottom line is this. the grim reality is that we have brains out time and time again. while one covered the next and it's having a profound impact on our table. and just to add to that, if i mean, i think it's not just about over representation in the justice system. it's about. 9 what happens behind the closed doors? prison is like a black hole. once people go in, there is very little information and what happens to them. and human rights watch has done a lot of research into the abuse and neglect,

and that's the reality of what happens in western australia. where very rich types we're very rich type but we need to be rich all. astrology is federal and state governments i'm to reduce aboriginal incarceration rates by 15 percent over the next decade. as attorney general and aboriginal affairs minister declined to be interviewed but said in a statement that improved prevention strategies would help the state reach the stogie. but those like chinoy who've been through the system believe nothing will really china which i'm with public pressure on the government dramatically ramps up . i just want other people out there like in different countries to lock their eyes when they come into our country oh it's a beautiful country but there's a lot of damage here. a day have not done as i have my good dives. the damage has been done. of moved on from a pioneer store where you store the. other people out there. i don't think that this time live able to leave me probably will to live sort of this. in the 2nd box of identity and exiled nephew council t

they say it's a form of the system's missing in western australia is giles. saying we need to get this type of meeting in neutral. and chris. has kids with their. they have that i 3 out of 4 people living below the poverty line since the 1st peoples have been to child have been to jail and likely to go again. unless we actually support them in the ways that we have to. the reality is that their issues are so deep their issues are so damaging so hurtful so talk sic so alon that they need support they need to be validated and unless we go to them and this we work with them they've got next a little. across town want to know kelly a grandmother who was struggled with homelessness for years just wants a shoulder to cry on. her son charlie committed suicide and the other 2 sons are in giles. witnessing which he is today. people and if you have to presume. say the city for an hour. and think i. can't. say how. smart to leave my world the time. i could have my son. you say said my son just say stay. and use gave not get it. response is so much. in hell both little m

in part 2 of a special investigation one o one ace visits western australia's only youth detention center and travels to the remote outback towns when many of the indigenous inmates come from. an al-jazeera. if you want to help save the world. here's a. sneeze into your own. food . to. keep the old. they're going to run to the top stories and al-jazeera the race to the white house is going down to the wire associated press projections show democratic presidential candidate joe biden currently on 264 electoral college votes and president donald trump on 214270 votes and needed to win the election. the u.s. president has repeated unsubstantiated claims that there were major problems with voting and ballot counting nevada and pennsylvania are among those states where votes are still being counted and republicans of filing legal challenges and trump and biden supporters have confronted each other outside the philadelphia convention center still being counted supporters say fraudulent balance being counted in favor of job by. bicycle hayne is live in philadelphia pennsylvania so patty this is

western australia's premier described the attack as tragic and shocking. but meanwhile, the aquarium in sydney is welcoming some. some new additions than 7 new penguin chicks of hatched in recent weeks. the youngest just 2 weeks ago, lying about 300 grams already started putting on weight. the eldest is tipping the scales at 2 kilograms. remind her of the headlines this hour. ethiopia's prime minister has issued a 72 hour ultimatum to forces in the distant region have to cry. it says the to gripe people's liberation front has 3 days to surrender, or brace for an all out assault on the regional capital mccalla a. the reuters news agency reports that to grind forces.

nose high as they were admittedly, but still quite a time rain has been falling in western australia. that's just giving a few showers. now the purses have a record for the amount of rainfall and so far in november, the most places back down to quiet weather now is warming up in adelaide a bit to 33 hours saturday, but most of the rain is diving south was towards new zealand apart from a few coastal shouts, new south wales and streak of cloud, that hints of thunderstorms in the red center, all still again in the northwest of western australia to stop as what he might expect for what is a new year. the change of seasons rather more obvious. now in china that's a good winter storm which is taking snow through siberia. it will catch bits of al qaida, at least the cold wind will be felt by the end of friday and saturday. it will generate a few showers for honshu. the main rain is just offshore for the south, and this then is all colder than it was when the sun is out, there is snow showing itself further west that will reach beijing on saturday, just like snow. so the 1st proper feel of w

rain has been falling in western australia, that's just giving a few showers. now.the purses have a record for the amount of rainfall and so far in november, the most places back down to quiet weather now is warming up in adelaide for to 33 by saturday. but most of the rain is diving south has towards new zealand. apart for a few coastal showers, new south wales and streak of cloud. that hints of thunderstorms in the red center, all still again in the northwest of western australia to stop as what he might expect for what is a on the new year. the change of seasons rather more obvious. now in china that's a good winter storm which is taking snow through siberia. it will catch bits of al qaida, at least the cold wind will be felt by the end of friday and saturday. it will generate a few showers. the honshu, the main rain is just offshore for the south, and this then is all colder than it was for the sun is out. there is snow showing itself further west that will reach beijing on saturday, just like snow. so the 1st proper feel of winter and then to keep going nice wo

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in part 2 of a special investigation one o one east visits western australia's only youth detention center and travels to the remote out back towns with many of the indigenous inmates come from. an al-jazeera. your geodesy are a reminder of our top stories this hour of the race for the white house is going down to the wire after flipping michigan and wisconsin joe biden now as a projected total of 264 electoral college votes according to the associated press while trump has 214 it takes 270 to win the election. the u.s. president has repeated unsubstantiated claims that there were major problems with voting and ballot counting georgia nevada and pennsylvania just some of the states where votes are still being counted and republicans are finding legal challenges over the election. well georgia's become the unexpected toss up for donald trump with joe biden closing in on his lead now for more on this let's speak to andy gallacher he's joining us live from miami where he's monitoring what's going on in georgia and i'm just watching at the moment gabriel sterling who is the secretary of state'

the latest incident happened yesterday morning in western australia. the government says 22 people have been mauled by sharked this year. the eight deaths are the most in 91 years. >>> and back here at home, some frightening moments were caught on tape involving a puppy and an alligator. >> but tlmt, it was dog's best friend to the rescue. >> reporter: this morning, dramatic video of a dog owner saving his pet, wrestling his four-legged friend from an alligator. >> he just came out from under the water like a missile. >> reporter: richard millbanks' puppy, gunner, was walking along the pond of his florida home when a 5-foot gator drugged him underwater. >> as soon as i heard gunner yelp and i saw the alligator, i just reacted. >> reporter: richard, who was only 50 feet away, immediately chased after his puppy, catching hold of the gator, walking him up to the bank and prying his jaw's open, allowing gunner to break free and run away. >> it all happened so fast, it was just reaction. >> reporter: the heroic feat captured on surveillance video by the flo

in part 2 of a special investigation one o one ace visits western australia's only youth detention center and travels to the remote outback towns of we many of the indigenous inmates come from. on al-jazeera . a story of love family and freedom going through my living years old you were at school we heard the sounds of large explosions. and the hardships faced in captivity they came for me i mean that night they told me to leave my son i said how can i find him i saw so much pain in the eyes of the other female prisoners. on the our pricing. on al jazeera. 'd if you count the legal votes i easily win if you count the illegal votes they can try to steal. the election from us. donald trump again claims without evidence the presidential election has been rigged his rival joe biden closes the gap in key battlegrounds. by their kid but al this is understand life or dog would continue coverage of the u.s. election.

. >>> a man died in a shark attack in western australia today.mergency crews were called to a 55-year-old man being pulled from the water with serious injuries. paramedics say they tried to revive him but he was pronounced dead from the scene.>> is a bit of a sign that something was not good.>> park rangers closed the beat immediately and a patrol boat was searched. it was the eighth person to die from a shark attack in australia this year. the most with the 1929 were nine people died from being attacked by a shark.>>> in finland at the ferry ran aground. the accident happened yesterday when the viking line ferry with failing in strong winds. no one was hurt but rescue crews are still in the process of evacuating people off the vessel.>>> the winners of the prestigious rose ownership were pronounced today. 22 are students of color and 10 of whom are black. tying the record for the most black students elected in a single year. a student at uc santa cruz was also among the winners. first time a student has been named a scholar. more than 2200 peopl

and then head towards the western side, and they dorothy, east of australia. but that's to come yesterday, an equal record $46.00 degrees was recorded in fitzroy crossing. that is in western australia, up in the kimberley, it's cooled down a bit, the heat's being pushed across the heart of a strain down towards adelaide. alice springs, for example, that 40 on a windy day, the wind dies down you back to average. by the time you get to monday and that certainly 6 in adelaide won't last. by the time we do get to monday, the wind directions changed here back down a long way to 22 on the council cos the once mighty financial capitals of the world have been reduced to those towns by the pandemic. can they reinvent themselves? plus to accuse president of far as the central bank governor up, his son in law steps down as finance minister. counting the cost on al-jazeera revealing eco friendly solutions to comeback threats to our planet on which is iraq . well again, this is al jazeera. let's remind you of the main news this hour. ethiopia's government says the fighters

in pot 2 of a special investigation one o one ace visits western australia's only youth detention center and travels to the remote outback towns where many of the indigenous inmates come from. and how to 0. hello i'm barbara starr in london these are the top stories on al-jazeera u.s. president elect joe biden has declared it time to heal a deeply divided america even as his predecessor refuses to concede defeat in a bitterly fought election by then attended a church service with his family in his hometown of wilmington delaware one day after being projected the winner against donald trump planning for biden's presidency has already begun and the.

western australia's premier described the attack as tragic and shocking. still ahead on this news out from london. i'll have all the latest sports news. it's been a lucky escape for this writer at the portuguese grand prix. and you'll have that story of the trial demain, the intersection of reality and comedy and post revolution, to newseum. a mission to entertain, educate and provoke debate through satire, how weapon of choice, theater, and internet, look at what inspires one of tuna's year's most popular comedians to make people laugh. my tune, asea, hang on al-jazeera. the latest news for joe biden and family therapist. the path ahead is as steep and as difficult as giving the incoming administration in us history with details coverage this week on the dispute that is helping to run to support base of the french and the leaders from around the world. many syrians live in this impoverished neighborhoods next to the 4th, where some of them used to work rule or for the now sunday marks and see a day at the patron saint of music in mexico. that usually mean

in part 2 of a special investigation when i went east visits western australia's only youth detention center and travels to the remote outback towns we've been in mates come from. 0. point 0 again you're watching al-jazeera has a reminder of our top story this hour joe biden has delivered a message of hope and unity after the collaring victory in the u.s. presidential election vice president elect is making history as the 1st woman and minority to hold the job. of president donald trump was playing golf and biden was declared the winner of the election he has not conceded and says he'll go to court to make sure election noise are up hells. but there have been celebrations in cities across the united states from new york in the east los angeles in the west crowds have gathered on the streets to cheer dance and play music. iran's supreme leader has taken a shot the critical tone towards biden's election on a home in a month what was the state of the u.s. politics calling the elections a spectacle an example of what he called the ugly face of liberal democracy in the u.s. and the politic

about the stories the back to 0000 you pot 2 of especially best to geisha one o one ace visits western australia's only youth detention center and travels to the remote outback towns where many of the indigenous inmates come from. 0 ferguson has been in turmoil at least 2 of my police officer shot but i'm still not like time after. that. to make a political hole in my city are you from the state representative back in 9091 to me i was out are you wanted a god without a gun my brother was killed my hood don't look no dear friend any other good out here in my whole world was keel me i saw my son in 15 years and i felt like you know at this my time to stand up. this is the most and bill for us i'm just not willing to accept what substantial legislation can i get through that's going to speak to a major need for my community this bill identifies used violence as a public health epidemic last year we had $200.00 murders the ripple effect. when it comes to the youth it stretches for a while. confidence is building among joe biden supporters as he inches closer to the white house expounding his narrow le

so more rain for the sudden 3rd of western australia. and so good truck or showers, we're still quite warm. not far away from darwin, but it's where i'm indicating no towns and cities are the real wants will be found that think it's going to be overseas spreading into brisbane and such to enjoy it in sydney at 25 as well. obviously which is the opposite season in the equator. and winterreise trying to get in there is just not doing a very good job. so coming off, cross the rest of the warm waters in sapporo. it might feel a bit chilly, but it's 30 degrees and the sun comes out. even though it's 10 on sundays, fine, for most places elsewhere. rain in the far south of china, still rain in a good pass. the bottom half the deccan platter of india. a multimillion dollar online sex scam in the philippines is blackmailing men from around the world. $1.00 to $1.00 east uncovered. i was small time syndicate, became a criminal and on al-jazeera every time. now for a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera, ethiopia's prime minister says his forc

in part 2 of a special investigation one o one ace visits western australia's only youth detention center and travels to the remote outback towns where many of the indigenous inmates come from. 0. this is al jazeera. hello i'm rob matheson and this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes but i am here to report the count is finished we believe we will be the winners well 2 days after the u.s. presidential election there is still no one but democrat nominee joe biden says he's very close to victory. and now comes the legal challenge president donald trump sends out a team on.

in part 2 of a special investigation one o one east visits western australia's only youth detention center and travels to the remote outback towns with many of the indigenous inmates come from. an al-jazeera. voting is underway in the us presidential election after a long and divisive campaign between donald trump and joe biden. cheating can happen like you've never seen this is their dream in the final hours of campaigning trump is questioning the legitimacy of postal voting while biden is promising the beginning of a new day. i'm about this and this is i deserve a life from doha also coming up increased security in vienna.

in part 2 of a special investigation one o one days visits western australia's only youth detention center and travels to the remote outback towns where many of the indigenous inmates come from. on al-jazeera. you're watching are just there a reminder of our top stories this hour joe biden has celebrated his election to the u.s. presidency with a speech to the country spoke of uniting a nation that is seen deep divisions with racial unrest often dominating the headlines also appoint experts next week to help them tackle the pandemic once he takes charge. biden's running mate and vice president elect carla harris is also making history she's the 1st woman and 1st person of color to hold the job. president trump meanwhile is continuing to make unsubstantiated claims about voting for his campaign his valves to amount to more legal challenges the values not concede the race joe biden was golfing when the election result was announced. leaders from around the world have been sending their congratulations to joe biden will start in europe german chancellor angela merkel has issued a statement sa

in part 2 of a special investigation one o one ace visits western australia's only youth detention center and travels to the remote outback towns when many of the indigenous inmates come from. on al-jazeera. an ethiopian hours to grab 10 to communist rebel only to be disappointed. a family's tragedy and twined with a violent chapter in the country's history. when you see the blood. you say is that going to be my blood will not want to. be. a lifelong search for answers and closure finding some witness on al-jazeera what's most important to me is talking to people understanding what they're going through here and i just we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. joe biden thanks americans for electing him the 46th president and promises to bring dignity back to the white house. america called upon us to marshal the force of the decency the forces of fairness to marshal the forces of song. and the forces of hope. the great battles of our time. of my favorite for the good this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the most powerful woman in the country coming to harris.

because it's western australia's only youth detention center and travels to the remote outback towns where many inmates come from. 0. head of the world health organization says the global leaders are facing a critical moments with the 2nd. of covert 1000 infections tetris co-producers says it's time to step up against the pandemic it could be a cheerleader himself is going into it self isolation after coming into contact with someone who tested positive the organization says he won't be tested for the virus unless he develops symptoms. over the weekend we saw that many countries have brought good 9900. cases countries in europe and north america continue to survive this is another critical moment for action another critical moment of total leaders to step up and i'll have a critical moment for people to come together for a common purpose says the opportunity it's not truly. in the u.k. the prime minister bros johnson has defended his decision to impose a national lockdown in england a study on thursday all nonessential businesses will close for a month and everybody must remain at ho

in part 2 of a special investigation one o one ace visits western australia's only youth detention center and travels to the remote outback towns we many of the indigenous inmates come from. when al-jazeera play an important role protecting it would. ringback face. an ethiopian hours to crack 10 to communist rebel only to be disappeared. the family's tragedy and twined with a violent chapter in the country's history. when you see the blood. you see is going to be my blood will not want to. be. a lifelong search for answers and closure finding sellout witness on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. every. this is al-jazeera. pullover 11500 hours g.m.t. here on al-jazeera on come on santa maria welcome to the news hour. our work began to carry program to the draw your president elect joe biden outlines his top priority as he finds americans for electing him their 46 presidents. on the 1st woman to win the 2nd highest u.s. office couple of hours right down barriers and highlight sacrifices made by american women.

in australia, the hot weather showed itself in the northern territories western australia is there squeezed into sydney, sydney's $33.00 was adelaide's drop down about 11 degrees to 22. this is monday's forecast. in sydney. it won't last long either. you're back down to normal by tuesday, 33 down to about 22 as what he's a frontal system goes through. we're left with the heat in the outback of queensland and breeze from still quite warm at 31 degrees. but any significant rain has now gone south across the tasman, that's affecting the south on the new zealand. for monday. i can unlock my phone with my face. you can access your bank accounts with your voice unique algorithmic measurements of us that are revolutionizing the process of identification. the biometrics are far from perfect a convenience and seeming infallibility comes at a cost. most crucially, our privacy, and in the fall from a far far series are the radio addresses the appropriation of our most personal characteristics. all hail the algorithm on not just the euro. again, this is al-jazeera. let's remind you of the main news thi

in part 2 of a special investigation one o one ace visits western australia's only youth detention center and travels to the remote outback towns where many of the indigenous inmates come from. 0. president trump claims without evidence the election is being rigged by democrats as joe biden closes the gap in key battlegrounds. and commit al this is algis there live from doha would continue coverage of the u.s. election. i ask everyone to stay calm all the people stay calm the process is work . provided urges patience but says he's confident he will become president. i.

10—20 years of evaporating to get going — so the world has switched over to hard rock, with western australiala in nevada, bacanora in mexico, the czech republic and here in cornwall, with this lithium microgranite. so the first stage of exploration is we need to drill some diamond holes to see what is in the ground — not just at surface but deep underground — so these holes are about 200—300 metres each. a diamond rig produces drill core, which looks like this, and it does two things. we can crush it down and get an analytical test of lithium content, but also it is useful for logging it. what is the difference between the lithium that you get here in cornwall and the lithium that there is in australia? the lithium in australia is about twice the grade to what we see here. but in australia, the seam's about 3—6 metres thick, where here we get 120 metres of continuous mineralization. wow! so each of these cores was joined on top of each other to the depth of 100 or so metres. each box is about 3 metres. so we are going down the hole this way, and as you can see, this is continuous mineralisat

in part true of a special investigation one o one ace visits western australia's only youth detention center and travels to the remote outback towns where many of the indigenous inmates come from. 0 these men are survivors of cope with 1946 year old is a limousine driver is the only one here who needed to go to hospital when he became ill in early march with the. order of. some balance or do you know so deep it is a 34 year old driver to tarrie family and he tested positive my body is good it will be small but will you all be health officials say the rate of new infections has slowed the goal here is to conduct a broad serving to better understand transmission and asymptomatic cases which in turn could help paul see this issues in the future so it would be easy for us to inform the a decision making on what to do next the goal now is to increase testing and contact trees that. the government provides retesting a medical treatment for those who need it while campaigns to raise awareness continue. counting the cost the end of austerity the ideology decimation of the weakest of society f

in part 2 of a special investigation one o one aced visits western australia's only youth detention center and travels to the remote outback towns where many of the indigenous inmates come from. on al-jazeera. a story of love family and freedom calling from my living years old you were at school we heard the sounds of large explosions. and the hardships faced in captivity they came for me i mean that night they told me to leave my son i said how can i i saw so much pain in the eyes of the other female prisoners. on the our pricing. on al jazeera. as donald trump been good for america everything is in disarray the media of course take in every debate that they can seem to mock the fact that america has been a force for good in the world. from the american people get inspiration from him and the other half cringe take us on a take and society that's the bottom of. this is al jazeera. hello i'm rob matheson this is the news our live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes but i'm here to report the count is finished we believe we will be the winners 2 days after the u.s. presidential elect

you part true of especially best a geisha one o one east visits western australia's only youth detention center and travels to the remote outback towns with many of the inmates come from. on al-jazeera. al-jazeera with everything. they want to al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour the race to the white house remains too close to call the of come out a few battleground states democratic candidate joe biden has taken the lead in pennsylvania georgia and nevada donald trump has made some gains in arizona but not . by the supporters of a celebration in philadelphia anticipating a victory when a state of pennsylvania with 20 electoral college votes would push biden beyond the 270 required to take the white house. trump's campaign team government a fire that's now trying to raise $16000000.00 to fund no also challenging the results the president is making unsubstantiated claims about voter fraud casting dulls of the integrity of the election. let's take a closer look now at trump's legal efforts his campaign has filed suits in georgia michigan pennsylvania and of august states whe

in part 2 of especially best a geisha one o one ace visits western australia's only youth detention center and travels to the remote outback towns where many of the indigenous inmates come from. on al-jazeera . a story of love family and freedom go into my living years old you are at school we heard the sounds of large explosions. and the hardships faced in captivity they came for me at midnight they told me to leave my son i said how can i i saw so much pain in the eyes of the other female prisoners. and the our pricing . on al-jazeera. played an important role in checking in with. the touch face. think. joe biden is closing in on donald trump's lead in the battleground states of pennsylvania and georgia as the democrat inches closer to the president's. there in cuba now this is al jazeera live from doha with continued coverage of the u.s. election president trying claims the election is being rigged by democrats and some of his all republican party pushed back. dueling demonstrations biden and trump supporters.

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