so i guess you have to have a un hasselblad who has sides the un has condemned both south and i'm talking to you and i'm talking to you about what you are in the midst of doing last month human rights watch said your forces have shown a shocking disregard for the wellbeing and safety of civilians who think indiscriminate artillery and rocket attacks towards populated areas in mary have put displaced persons and local communities at severe risk that's how much you care about civilians isn't it. we care about our civilians and let's investigate like a lot of events let's not talk to the media off and on again don't try to to change the picture the picture should be clear what you are trying now to say is what they talk about us come to us and we'll show you what they're doing to us we are not targeting our people if there are any kind of mistakes we will be accountable for it and we will do proper things for it but again when you say you you you what about the other party you just shut your arms i recall talking to him of the well i am talking to us about what you are sensible for i'm talki

you have to have a un hasselblad who has sides the un has condemned both son and talking to you and i'm talking to you about what you are not just of doing last month human rights watch said your forces have shown a shocking disregard for the wellbeing and safety of civilians who think indiscriminate artillery and rocket attacks towards populated areas in mary have put displaced persons and local communities at severe risk that's how much you care about civilians isn't it. we care about our civilians and let's investigate of like kind of events let's not talk to the media off and on again again don't try to to change the picture the picture should be clear what you are trying now to say is what they talk about us come to us and we'll show you what they're doing to us we are not targeting our people if there are any kind of mistakes we will be accountable for it and we will do proper things for it but again when you say you you you what about the other party you just shut your arm chair or the well i am sort of in tears about what you are sensible for i'm talking to you about what yo

get me to the un security council and i will talk to them not but we are in santa and we cannot take a plane to london or to new york to talk to everyone in the world you are putting us here in santa so you can talk about whatever you want and here we cannot respond to the world we are leaving or your having a child you very strong now should obviously unless you have a chance to respond now and since trying to 16 i was around a has registered 6 the don't know know of arbitrary detention 770 k. no been forced to sign 344 days are. numbered route hours are they are numbers that my son or sorry you had you know the line numbers are nice as i said get asked that arse get us to the international media get us to your capitals and i will show you and big books what is happening in yemen not what the us says i get the saudis to allow me today to take a plane and go to london and get you all of our pictures our books and talk in front of your people in england or in the us they don't allow us to take even a small flight to djibouti or other places we have locked here in santa and you are mak

the un patrol checks up on a clinic in may moa it's been a frequent target of a.t.f. attacks in why is the clinic's director wife of the militia comes here and massacres people if you saw the sheer hatred that drives the killing they chop heads off and you find the brains all around and chopped off feet that leaves you terrified and traumatized war. but once the islamists tried to abduct 4 of his nurses. dark and they took them hostage in the waiting area when the people there realized it was the a.t.f. they were scared but then the militia said nobody would die it wasn't a day for killing. many in the area live in fear un soldier was he said was x knows the clinic and the people who work there very well. as you can see other innocent cannot prevent war. question they are told and identified they are the ones that are targeted to be cured with cancer when they come to work they have to dress like it was. the constant threat level keeps the clinic closed all but a few hours a day many patients are left without treatment. and they struggle with who they cannot go and ho

we joined up with a un patrol in beni one of the trouble spots. attacks by the a.d.f. on the civilian population here have been on the increase in recent months. before. the un patrol checks up on a clinic in maine. it's been a frequent target of a.t.f. attacks in. is the clinic's director. wife of the militia comes here and massacres people if you saw the sheer hatred that drives the killing they chop heads off and you find the brains all around and chopped off feet that leaves you terrified and traumatized. but once the islamists tried to abduct 4 of his nurses. they took them hostage in the waiting area when the people there realized it was the a.t.f. they were scared but then the militia said nobody would die it wasn't a day for killing. many in the area live in fear un soldier was he said was x knows the clinic and the people who work there very well. you can see other nothing cannot prevent war. question and they are identified they are the ones that are targeted to be here with cancer in the country where they have to reflect if it was. the constant threat level

for years in his view the un mission has not achieved its goals very much in. the quantities here really ought to be secured according to my research as many as 4500 people have been killed right under the un forces knows it and what's their job again to protect the civilian population but more are getting killed every day. the a.d.f. was founded as an islamist group in uganda in the early 1990 s. experts have estimated their current strength that a few 100 fighters they're seen as accepting only cruel and intent on establishing islamic sharia law in the territory they control. they want to create a space a gray area where the state has no authority. they intend to control this area and exploit it. it's what they call. the islamic state of central africa the caliphate of central africa they've already set it up. to them this state is already up and running. in march 2021 the united states designated the a.d.f. a terrorist organization with ties to the islamic state but some observers doubt the 2 groups maintain any direct contact besides the a.d.f. over 120 oth

the un patrol checks up on a clinic in maine it's been a frequent target of a.t.f. attacks in why is the clinic's director wife of the militia comes here and massacres people if you saw the sheer hatred that drives the killing they chop heads off and you find the brains all around and chopped off feet that leaves you terrified and traumatized what. once the islamists tried to abduct 4 of his nurses. they took them hostage in the waiting area when the people there realized it was the a.t.f. they were scared but then the militia said nobody would die it wasn't a day for killing. many in the area live in fear un soldier was he said was x knows the clinic and the people who work there are very well. you can see other nothing cannot prevent war then a few people question and they are told and identified they are the ones that are targeted to be cured because cancer when they come to work they have to dress like everybody. the constant threat level keeps the clinic closed all but a few hours a day many patients are left without treatment. they struggle with who they canno

think the un panel of experts has tracked a number of illegal financial schemes that you're running to include evidence of money laundering scams creating false supply contracts to transfer huge amounts of cash to individual who see commanders and other officials are you personally involved in these how does all this corruption fit in with your honorable principle no. no no i'm not involved in anything like that and the minister of foreign affairs and i present my party the general congress party not the whole it is and anyone who is committing any kind of illegal action should be punished for it whoever he is from whatever side they are again this war is not to get rich this war is to defend our borders our land and our really taken it in this country and anyone who might try to get behind this kind of accusations to forget about the saudis and immoralities crime will fail they will fail because we don't have enough resources to employ such committees of the un to know what others are doing but the time will come and we will have american companies working for us and looking to the

we joined up with the un patro. in beni one of the trouble spots. attacks by the a.t.f. on the civilian population here have been on the increase in recent months. the u.n. patrol checks up on a clinic in maine it's been a frequent target of a.t.f. attacks in bouzouki wolf is the clinic's director wife of the militia comes here and massacres people if you saw the sheer hatred that drives the killing they chop heads off and you find the brains all around and chopped off feet that leaves you terrified and traumatized. but once the islamists tried to abduct 4 of his nurses. that they took them hostage in the waiting area when the people there realized it was the a.t.f. they were scared but then the militia said nobody would die it wasn't a day for killing. many in the area live in fear you and soldier was he said was x knows the clinic and the people who work there very well. as you can see other nothing that cannot read in order. to question and they are told and identified they are the ones that are targeted to be here this transfer in the country where they have to dress

anyone who is doing something wrong the government of sri lanka has been strongly criticized of the un human rights council which warned of a deteriorating situation in the country the erosion of judicial independence and the increased marginalized nation of minorities my guest this week is john a column by the secretary to sri lanka's foreign ministry is there any chance i'm told that his government will take the criticism seriously and finally do something about them. jan off columbia gave welcome to conflict zone in the last few days the un human rights council passed a landmark resolution highlighting your government's failure to ensure accountability for human rights violations and mandating un investigators to collect and preserve data that can be used in future judicial proceedings they did that mr secretary because of your abject failure to do it for yourselves and because of the worsening human rights climate in your country aren't you ashamed of that. well tim let me say the world war ended 78 years later. and we still see the residual effects on the environment on the physic

for years and his view the un mission has not achieved its goal very much in. the quantities here really ought to be secured according to my research as many as 4500 people have been killed right under the un forces knows it and what's their job again to protect the civilian population but more are getting killed every day. the a.d.f. was founded as an islamist group in uganda in the early 1990 s. experts have estimated their current strength at a few 100 fighters they're seen as accepting only cruel and intent on a stem. islamic sharia law in the territory they control. they want to create a space a gray area where the state has no authority. they intend to control this area and exploit it. it's what they call the islamic state of central africa the caliphate of central africa they've already set it up. to them the state is already up and running. in march 2021 the united states designated the a.d.f. a terrorist organization with ties to the islamic state but some observers doubt the 2 groups maintain any direct contact besides the a.d.f. over 120 other militi

but the un patrol checks up on a clinic in maine it's been a frequent target of a.t.f. attacks in. is the clinic's director. wife of the militia comes here and massacres people if you saw the sheer hatred that drives the killing they chop heads off and you find the brains all around and chopped off feet that leaves you terrified and traumatized. but once the islamists tried to abduct 4 of his nurses. they took them hostage in the waiting area when the people there realized it was the a.t.f. they were scared but then the militia said nobody would die it wasn't a day for killing. many in the area live in fear you and soldier was he said was x knows the clinic and the people who work there very well. as you can see all the nothing cannot prevent war then a few people question the adult and identify they are the ones that are targeted to be this cancer in the country worth it to dress like if it was. the constant threat level keeps the clinic closed all but a few hours a day many patients are left without treatment. and they struggle with who they cannot go and how they can of corn fro

entered the conflict zone the government of sri lanka has been strongly criticized the un human rights council for one of them a deteriorating situation in the country and the increase marginalise ation of minorities my guest this week is giant tough call i'm a geek secretary just rwanda's foreign ministry physically johnson is dumb enough to take the criticism seriously i'm still something about the conflict so for next sunday published. one continent. 700000000 people. all with their own personal stories. we explore every day life for. what europeans fear and what they hope for. some construction there of. 60 minutes on t.w. . look closely. to see carefully you don't know who is soon going. to be a good. match. discover the. subscriber to a documentary on youtube. it. was part of the on speaker see all these things well than you don't know that you proud of living in a country where child killers are get presidential pardons being vilified rule anyone who is doing something wrong the government of sri lanka has been strongly criticized of the un human rights council which warns of a

many in the area live in fear un soldier was he said was x. knows the clinic and the people who work there very well. as you can see other nothing cannot prevent war then a few people question and they are identified they are the ones that are targeted to be cured because cancer when they come to work they have to dress like everybody . the constant threat level keeps the clinic closed all but a few hours a day many patients are left without treatment. and they struggle with who they cannot go in particular going from they have to stay at home they cannot move children cannot go to school. so far the u.n. force has failed to establish and maintain security often enough the more than 18000 troops from nearly 50 nations can hardly even get themselves coordinated many of them are in un to quickly trained or at least not trained with the relevant skills the local villagers aggravate the problems with often unjust accusations that the un troops are a pack of thieves only concerned with their own safety and many of the congolese no longer put any ho

for years in his view the un mission has not achieved its goal very much in. the quantities here really ought to be secured according to my research as many as 4500 people have been killed right under the un forces knows it and what's their job again to protect the civilian population but more are getting killed every day. the a.d.f. was founded as an islamist group in uganda in the early 1990 s. experts have estimated their current strength and a few 100 fighters they're seen as excepting only cruel and intent on establishing islamic sharia law in the territory they control. and they want to create a space a grey area where the state has no authority. they intend to control this area and exploit it. that's what they call. the islamic state of central africa the caliphate of central africa they've already set it up. to them this state is already up and running. in march 2021 the united states designated the a.d.f. a terrorist organization with ties to the islamic state but some observers doubt the 2 groups maintain any direct contact besides the a.d.f. over 12

we joined up with a un patrol in beni one of the trouble spots. attacks by the a.d.f. on the civilian population here have been on the increase in recent months. the u.n. patrol checks up on a clinic in maine it's been a frequent target of a.t.f. attacks in bouzouki wolf is the clinic's director. wife of the militia comes here and massacres people if you saw the sheer hatred that drives the killing they chop heads off and you find the brains all around and chopped off feet that leaves you terrified and traumatized. but once the islamists tried to abduct 4 of his nurses. the guard they took them hostage in the waiting area when the people there realized it was the a.t.f. they were scared but then the militia said nobody would die it wasn't a day for killing. many in the area live in fear you and soldier was he said was x knows the clinic and the people who work there very well. you can see other nothing that will not prevent war then a few people question they are told and identified they are the ones that are targeted to be this cancer and they can correct it at the bi

anyone who is doing something wrong the government of sri lanka has been strongly criticized of the un human rights council which warns of a deteriorating situation in the country the erosion of judicial independence and the increased marginalize ancient minorities my guest this week is john a column by secretary to sri lanka's foreign ministry is there any chance at all that his government will take the criticism seriously and finally do something about them. jai and off colombia gave welcome to conflict zone in the last few days the un human rights council passed a landmark resolution highlighting your government's failure to ensure accountability for human rights violations and mandating un investigators to collect and preserve data that can be used in future judicial proceedings they did that mr secretary because of your abject failure to do it for yourselves and because of the worsening human rights climate in your country aren't you ashamed of that. well tim let me say the world war ended 78 years later. and we still see the residual effects on the environment on the physical thi

anyone who is doing something wrong the government of sri lanka has been strongly criticized of the un human rights council which warns of a deteriorating situation in the country the erosion of judicial independence and the increased marginalize ancient minorities my guest this week is john a column by secretary to sri lanka's foreign ministry is there any chance i'm told that these government will take the criticism seriously and finally do something about them. jai and off car lot by again welcome to conflict zone in the last few days the un human rights council passed a landmark resolution highlighting your government's failure to ensure accountability for human rights violations and mandates in un investigators to collect and preserve data that can be used in future judicial proceedings they did that mr secretary because of your abject failure to do it for yourselves and because of the worsening human rights climate in your country and too ashamed of that. well tim let me say the world war ended 78 years later. and we still see the residual effects on the environment on the physic

and speculate her un mandate ended in april 2020. is still pursuing the issue she now runs her own organization from her home in ottawa. the right adequate housing is the right to live somewhere with peace security and dignity and. i actually think it's probably the most pressing social issue facing cities for sure around the world. says adequate housing is a human right something politicians often don't realize and investors often ignore the home for everyone affordable of a decent size and location. in the film 400 discusses with experts why this right is being disregarded more and more. you have human rights obligations and you can't let these investors and the financial system run amok on its own but i see it sells with bark and they deploy the law in ways that work that stuff is happening now. we have arrived at a moment when there isn't gaping holes. in our system. most of our major international systems are that don't take the individual so seriously . this is billings crowds back district lively cosmopolitan in the center of

in force disappearances extrajudicial executions all of which your government is accused of by the un human rights groups around asia human rights watch amnesty international the committee against torture that's what i had and i well. i wish i could accept the allegation in its entirety i will run the did i say that there have not been instances of. some disappearances. when you talk about culture there is no documented evidence of torture to the best of my. knowledge un committee against torture is certain that it's carried out routinely it's received report after report that it's carried out routinely by your security forces and you would really would have us believe that they've all got it wrong and went bang no i would not i would not deny it and i would not say that they have it wrong but i do also want to say that as far as the government is concerned torture is illegal and we try to make sure that carter doesn't take you know why i was objecting to the way you posed the question mr sebastian is because so many good things have happened in bangladesh. could a bangladesh is one o

you would have thought the un had actually had to have sides the un has condemned both south and i'm talking to you and i'm talking to you about what you are not just of doing last month human rights watch said your forces have shown a shocking disregard for the well being and safety of civilians so who sees indiscriminate artillery and rocket attacks towards populated areas in married have put displaced persons and local communities at severe risk that's how much you care about civilians isn't it. we care about our civilians and let's investigate like ahead of events let's not talk to the media off and on again don't try to to change the picture the picture should be clear what you are trying now to say is what they talk about us come to us and we'll show you what they're doing to us we are not targeting our people if there are any kind of mistakes we will be accountable for it and we will do proper things for it but again when you say you you what about the other party you just shut your arm chair of the well i am talking to us about what you are sensible for i'm talking to you abo

charged with violating the country's colonial secrets act according to her lawyer this comes as the un special envoy for me and maher warned of a possible civil war amid intensifying clashes between the army and ethnic minority insurgents since the military staged a coup 2 months ago crowds have gathered daily defying the regime's violent crackdown in which more than 535 people have died neighboring thailand has called for an end to the violence. let's talk more about the situation in myanmar right now with david he is an activist and he's joining us from the city of mundelein and we're not using david's full name in order to protect his identity david we mentioned the violence has been escalating for weeks now what more can you tell us about what you have been observing on the ground where you are. oh. i just happened to be able to get this off of you 2 or 3 pm and what i saw was astonishing and quite surprising because the holy bible wasn't protesting they were just minding their own business and military force sneaked in from different alleys and started shooting randomly and so far

they're made by the un so they're not based on nothing of it well the un is the same is the same entity that supported the dialogue and hand supported the coming of the government in syria ourselves but they didn't support the debate or supporters who were trying to bribe delegates to vote for him did they know when support that that that well again these are allegations and has not been proven of any sort than that nothing has been stated by the un to that effect but the un inquiry said the pm supporters offered bribes as. $200000.00 to induce people to vote for him u.n. report was quite specific it said at least 3 such bribes were offered although all of them were apparently turned down well again let's say as the u.n. about that and why they supported the outcomes of the of the dialogue and in having the paper government coming to them to ask let's keep in mind again it's a new government it's a very well representative of the entire libya it managed to break the entire country together this is the 1st time that we have one government one of the german recognised internationally and

the last time i happened to our country last march human rights watch one of the instruments of the un is one of the instruments of the saudis and a moderate is a parasite that the enemy are around you and so i guess you have to have a un hassle who has sides the un has condemned both sound and i'm talking to you and i'm talking to you about what you are the midst of doing last month human rights watch said your forces have shown a shocking disregard for the wellbeing and safety of civilians who think indiscriminate artillery and rocket attacks towards populated areas in mary have put displaced persons and local communities at severe risk that's how much you care about civilians isn't it. we care about our civilians and let's investigate like ahead of events let's not talk to the media off and on again don't try to to change the picture the picture should be clear what you are trying now to say is what they talk about us come to us and we'll show you what they're doing to us we are not targeting our people if there are any kind of mistakes we will be accountable for it and we will do p

anyone who's doing something wrong the government of sri lanka has been strongly criticised of the un human rights council which warns of a deteriorating situation in the country the erosion of judicial independence and the increased marginalize ation minorities my guest this week is john a column by secretary to sri lanka's foreign ministry is there any chance at all that his government will take the criticism seriously and finally do something about them. jagoff columba gave welcome to conflict zone in the last few days the un human rights council passed a landmark resolution highlighting your government's failure to ensure accountability for human rights violations and mandates in un investigators to collect and preserve data that can be used in future judicial proceedings they did that mr secretary because of your abject failure to do it for yourselves and because of the worsening human rights climate in your country aren't you ashamed of that. well tim let me say the world war ended 78 years later. and we still see the receipt to effects on the environment on the physical things

with the yemeni government so again well you say everyone knows that well you i just know that the un think the u.n. panel of experts has tracked a number of illegal financial schemes that you're running they include evidence of money laundering scams creating false supply contracts to transfer huge amounts of cash to individual who see commanders and other officials are you personally involved in these how does all this corruption fit in with your honorable principle no. no no i'm not involved in anything like that i'm the minister of foreign affairs and i present my party the general congress party not how it is and anyone who is committing any kind of illegal action should be punished for it whoever he is from whatever side they are again this war is not to get rich this war is to defend our borders our land and our really taken it in this country and anyone who might try to get behind this kind of accusations to forget about the saudis and immoralities crime will fail they will fail because we don't have enough resources to employ such committees of the un to know what others are

the un security council strongly condemns an escalating military violence in myanmar but the clinton shows no signs of stopping its lethal crackdown on protesters who oppose the takeover and the mismanaged vaccine roll out in europe risks prolonging the pandemic warns the w.h.o. what can be done to speak things up we ask the w h o's european advisor and this party is not on police in belgium step in to break up the crowds after an april fools day prank gets out of town. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program at least 36 people have been killed in a train crash in taiwan dozens more were injured in the accident in which the train derailed after emerging from a top. well and colliding with the truck survivors were seen climbing out of windows and onto roofs to reach safety rescuers are still trying to reach passengers trapped in some of the carriages. correspondent lilian gang has the latest for us from taipei william dozens of deaths have already been confirmed by police what more do we know we know that most of the deaths and the serious injured are all in car 78 and that's initially

why is lie i why i'm asking do you turn a blind eye to what the un committee against torture has been calling the widespread and retain commission of torture and ill treatment you passed an act in 2013 supposedly outlawing torture but 6 years later only 17 cases had been filed against security personnel and not a single one had been completed by 6 years later not one in 6 years had been greeted is that a proud achievement for government it is that allegedly is cracking down on top he didn't visit it's great. well let me again think you're right in the sense when the state that is in 70. lumber of. target has been filed and none of them yes. i take your statement to be 3 and i will agree that this is not a very. good. raffle but the truth of the matter is we get passed a law. the truth of the matter is we are trying to deal bill with it and where i am constantly objecting not because you think i'm doing this because i am as you say i am paid. to do this i might done the same thing to you and say is this not right that you are you are being paid simply to make this attacks that are putt

un secretary general antonio good terrorists is holding meetings in geneva with the leaders of divided cyprus to find some common ground between the 2 sides the island has been split on ethnic lines between greek and turkish cypriots for decades the hope is to use this summit as a springboard to resume formal peace talks have been stalled since 2070. time seems to have come to a standstill and for russia it's largely greek population of fled during turkey's invasion of cyprus in 1974 the once popular tourist destination has been stripped of life ever since in a nearby village. east out a living from the arid landscape the farmer is disappointed that peace talks between the turkish and greek parts of cyprus have been unsuccessful all these years. we want the same opportunities that the e.u. and the rest of the world offer the greek cypriots the sanctions against us should be lifted and we should be recognized as an independent state. the president of turkish controlled northern cyprus arison ta tower and turkey's president wretch of the one post $1.00 to $2.00 state solution that would

comes to government decisions has proven to be a struggle in a moment i will be talking to the new un envoy to sudan and getting his assessment of the progress that's been made but 1st here's a look back at the revolution that brought about the change. i was it was a time of great hope. after months of violent protests that left many killed so dance revolution seem to have triumphed in april 2019. the dictator omar of bashir was overthrown civilians were now sitting at the negotiating table with the army generals that are depleted of the shares government. after 30 years of authoritarian rule civilians were getting a say in the future of their country. it was against this backdrop that we met up a sudanese artist who had returned from the diaspora at the height of the violent protest herself a sign mission was to keep the memory of those who died seeking freedom alive. she painted murals of them near the houses of their families the artwork being there is a reminder to everyone that. they died for you. we have to remember the martyrs because. they are all comes down to they went out t

in force disappearances extrajudicial executions all of which your government is accused of by the un human rights groups around asia human rights watch amnesty international the committee against torture that's what i had and i well. i wish i could accept this allegation in its entirety i will run the did i say that there have not been instances of. disappear some disappearances. when you talk about torture there is no documented evidence of starter for the best of my. knowledge when committee against torture is certain that it's carried out routinely it's received report after report that it's carried out routinely by your security forces and you would know you would have us believe that they've all got it wrong and where bangladesh i would not i would not deny it and i would not say that they have it wrong but i do also want to say that as far as the government is concerned culture is illegal and we try to make sure that carter doesn't take you know why i was objecting to the way you posed the question mr sebastian is because so many good things have happened in bangladesh. could a

in force disappearances extrajudicial executions all of which your government is accused of by the un human rights groups around asia human rights watch honesty international the committee against torture that's what i had and i well. i wish i could accept the allegation in its entirety i will run the did i say that there have not been instances of. discipline some disappearances. when you talk about torture there is no documented evidence of torture for the best of my. knowledge. when committee against torture is certain that it's carried out routinely it's received report after report that it's carried out routinely by your security forces and you would really would have us believe that they've all got it wrong and where bangladesh i would not i would not deny it and i would not say that they have it wrong but i do also want to say that as far as the government is concerned torture is illegal and we try to make sure that carter doesn't take you know why i was objecting to the way you posed the question mr sebastian is because so many good things have happened in bangladesh. good day

in force disappearances extrajudicial executions all of which your government is accused of by the un human rights groups around asia human rights watch amnesty international the committee against torture that's what i had and i well. i wish i could accept the allegation in it entirety i will run be denied that there have not been instances of. some disappearances. when you talk about torture there is no documented evidence of. the best of my. knowledge when committee against torture is certain that it's carried out and routinely it's received report after report that it's carried out routinely by your security forces and you would really would have us believe that they've all got it wrong and where bangladesh i would not i would not deny it and i would not say that they have got it wrong but i do also want to say that as far as the government is concerned culture is illegal and we try to make sure that carter doesn't take you know why i was objecting to the way you posed the question with a sebastian is because so many good things have happened in bangladesh. could a bangladesh is on

but also coming up the un security council strongly condemns escalating military violence in the on the market but the junta shows no sign of stopping its lethal crackdown on protesters who oppose the takeover and german tourists flock to the spanish island of majorca for the easter holidays despite coronavirus travel warnings just how risky is this trip to paradise. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program of these 34 people have been killed in a train crash in taiwan dozens more were injured in the accident in which the train rails after emerging from a tunnel and collided with a truck survivors were seen climbing out of windows and on to roofs to reach safety rescuers still trying to reach passengers who are trapped in some of these carriages. dramatic images there correspondent william yang has the view from taipei is following these developments for us as we've heard there dozens of deaths have already been confirmed by the police is that toll expected to rise. fortunately i think we're going to expect that told to continue to rise at least 61 have been hospitalized and some of them h

the un has stationed 16000 peacekeepers here to shore up a fragile peace.

government decisions has proven to be a struggle in a moment i will be talking to the new un envoy to sudan and getting his assessment of the progress that's been made but 1st here's a look back at the revolution that brought about the change. that was it was a time of great hope after months of violent protests that left many killed so dance revolution seemed to have triumphed in april 2019. the dictator and that of bashir was overthrown civilians were now sitting at the negotiating table with the army generals that are depleted of the sharon's government. after 30 years of authoritarian rule civilians were getting a say in the future of their country. it was against this backdrop that we met a cod have a sudanese artist who had returned from the diaspora at the height of the violent protest herself a sign mission was to keep the memory of those who died seeking freedom alive. she painted murals of them near the houses of their families the artwork being there is a reminder to everyone that you know they died for you. we have to remember the martyrs because identity they are all come

i'm now joined by tom andrews he's the un's special report on myanmar he joins us from washington tom the u.n. security council has strongly condemned the violence against peaceful protesters is that going to have any impact on the situation. well only if additional steps are taken words or course are important but action is even more important and that is exactly what the people of me and more now are calling for of course not you heard about the shutdown the internet shutdown we're also seeing is that the military victor are now deploying a much heavier well constructed detail great heavy machine guns the snipers. edition of heavy force now being deployed to kill innocent protest really actually is israel. speaking of action you have said a few days ago what's needed is a unified and coordinated effort for sanctions to see that coalition forming a d.c. russia and china finally coming round. well i don't see it forming yet but it certainly needs to we have well over 40 different sanctions regimes around the world the u.s. the u.k. just announced stronger sanctions and just a quick st

secure oxygen as a covert crisis threatens to turn into a catastrophe hospitals are overwhelmed by un precent it down was a critically ill patients and with hundreds of thousands of new infections h.j. medical experts warn it will get worse in the weeks ahead. also coming up german authorities clamping down on the 3rd wave of corona virus infections are going to merkel's government bringing in nationwide measures the most controversial of which is a nighttime curfew. i'm rebecca ridges welcome to the program we begin in india where lifesaving oxygen supplies are running out threatening to turn what's already a public health crisis into catastrophe the government is already diverting supplies from industry in a desperate attempt to help those in need but with new infection rates breaking global records for a 4th consecutive day the worst could well be yet to come. overwhelmed and under-supply this delhi hospital is one of thousands across india besieged by the country's 2nd coronavirus wave as the dead are carted off patients too sick to move. languish on the pavement. helplessness spi

president to one both want a 2 state solution that would formalize the depression of the island the un and the e.u. favor a federal solution with 2 states under a central government. to. take a different position. based on a 2 state solution. we have been negotiating. but leftist groups recently took to the streets to demonstrate for a federal system they want to see cyprus united and ankara sway over the island curbed the turkish cypriots in the north are divided. the few border crossings between the north and the south are closed because of the coronavirus pandemic un peacekeepers have patrolled the ceasefire line for decades . anger over deadlock negotiations is also evident in the greek part of the island. government has. from corruption to environmental destruction to. peace talks then. people on both sides of the divide are united in their frustration with their leaders. and of course the. disillusionment has grown over the past years and expectations are extremely low for a few people expect the cyprus dispute to be resolved many don't even know that talks are being held. but th

it's been a long way to the top for tash new the un and shia the newly appointed news anchor has had more than just glass ceilings to push through to end up he was. ready. as bangladesh's 1st transgender news reader she's had to work hard to get her foot in the door. of the chrysler to many other channels barely anybody called me for an interview a couple of them called me for auditions but that was it i guess they weren't brave enough to take. that as i had over many others perhaps wanted to work with me but again probably they had their own limitations but i never realized this would grab so much attention. born kemal hussain shashi nuva says she knew from very early on that she was born in the wrong body friends neighbors and even her family for acting more like a woman and like many transgender people she says she was bullied and sexually exploited for years. at the show i had. my parents once told me to get out of the house then when i couldn't cope with it anymore i left time by myself i couldn't stand the neighbors telling my father about how i should act or walk like a man i

international concern over the conflict between the military regime and pro-democracy activists the un special envoy has warned of a possible civil war and says that a bloodbath is imminent in the latest escalation aircraft have bombed positions held by the current ethnic minority for the 1st time in 2 decades thousands of villagers have fled into neighboring thailand. after 2 months of daily street protests a symbolic act brings new hope to the cause protesters in cities around me and my burnt the 2008 constitution a constitution that was designed by the military opponents of the one to have declared void and have written an alternative charter but with members of the democratically elected government detained finding a diplomatic resolution is becoming increasingly difficult elected later uncensored she now faces new charges if convicted she could be barred from ever holding office again. her lawyers have only been able to say her briefly via video link. we did not feel i'm not able to say whether she is aware of what is happening in the country due to the circumstances yesterday and

special envoy for me on my has urged the un security council to act she wanted the country is at risk of falling into civil wall activists on the ground say the situation is dire we've been crying off oppression from the military and continuous effort from our forces to this very. civil war you know must try and i i would like you know a few to the united nations to do something about it because we could see a lot of sanctions coming from the u.k. the united states and japan and other european countries but they hasn't been any form sanctions coming from that un. oh many demonstrators now believe an alternative force is the only way to return democracy to me and my several of the country's minority ethnic groups already have armed militias some have denounced the current saying they will protect their territories and protesters. well earlier we spoke to ban correspondent david greene bomb and we asked him if really is on the brink of civil war as the u.n. envoy is warning. when you look at how the situation has deteriorated during the past few weeks the massive uptick in violence secu

copies of mia mas military inspired constitution in protest 2 months after the army seized power the un special envoy is warning of a possible civil war and says i bloodbath could be imminent. u.s. president joe biden has convened his 1st cabinet meeting at the white house biden i am to propose to promote to his new 2 trillion dollar infrastructure plan the senate confirmed his full cabinet last week has described it as the most diverse in u.s. history. police have clashed with a large crowd gathered in a brussels park after a fight concert was announced as an april fool's day prank thousands of young people defied the ban on large gatherings as infection numbers in belgium search police say 22 people were arrested. this is news from berlin you can follow us on twitter and facebook or you can go to our web site to be found at dot com. when joe biden became u.s. president to he told his country and the world that america is back and now biden wants to put his money where his mouth is tax money $2.00 trillion dollars biden is proposing an unprecedented infrastructure plan that does more t

its northern borders to south sudan uganda and rwanda neither the government nor tens of thousands of un peacekeepers have been able to stop them and the people suffering inevitably leads to more suffering as victims join one rebel group or the other soon about they killed my father. they killed every one of my family that's the only reason i became a fighter. a woman grieves for her murdered child an all too common side in the north eastern congo the militias killed around 2000 people here in 2020 alone the worst of them called themselves the allied democratic forces or.

with me and more and growing international concerns over a military conflict inside the country the un special envoy has warned of a possible civil war and says a bloodbath is imminent in the latest escalation aircraft have bombed positions held by the current ethnic minority for the 1st time in 2 decades thousands of villagers have fled into neighboring thai. after 2 months of daily street protests a symbolic act brings new hope to the cause protesters in cities around me and burnt the 2008 constitution a constitution that was designed by the military opponents of the one to have declared it void and have written an alternative charter but with members of the democratically elected government detained finding a diplomatic resolution is becoming increasingly difficult elected leader uncensored she now faces new charges if convicted she could be barred from ever holding office again. her lawyers have only been able to say her briefly via video link. to my feel i'm not able to say whether she is aware of what is happening in the country due to the circumstances yesterday and today a cour

here what's going to look at some other stories making headlines around the world the un special envoy for me on maher has you warned of the possible civil war in the country following clashes between the army and ethnic minority insurgents christine sure aigner. burner expressed concerns over the imminent bloodbath in the country the country condemned and condemned the arrest of pro-democracy protesters. united nations is warning of a humanitarian crisis in mozambique in the wake of a militant attack hundreds of people are still trying to flee the town of palma after the so-called islamic state gained control of the northern town last week. and france will close down schools for 3 weeks to fight a rapids ride in the coronavirus cases president emanuel micron warning the country that it risks a losing control of the pandemic if actions not taken france's parliament is currently debating the new measures is include a nationwide curfew and a one month ban on domestic travel the infection rate is surging in france with almost $60000.00 new cases reported in the past day. intensive care un