in this child friendly space in bangladesh young real hinge refugees are getting a chance they were never afforded back home in me and more. and they're in a happy mood is the proudly show off their reading and reciting skills. save the children's daphne cook tells me how the informal program aims to teach more than just letters and numbers these are kids that haven't had any kind of education at all what that means is they might not know how to cross the road safely they might not know how to wash their hands so it's really basic stuff like that to keep kids safe and healthy in their day to day lives outside the learning center though a grim reality confronts you at almost every turn like these children who should be in school instead they're selling vegetables to help support their families or these teenagers who should be having fun with their friends instead discussing what little they have to look forward to before fleeing to bangladesh sixteen year olds used to dream of becoming a doctor and then a one month of one now i don't know if i can continue to study i would be able to do an

ago triggered the global financial crisis it hit asia hard exacerbating inequality in many cases for bangladesh has managed to narrow the gap between rich and poor thanks to the action taken by one social entrepreneur. yes this is a school in a poor neighborhood of. here children from underprivileged families have an opportunity to get an education. you or anyone know what lay has an op ed found at the school he gave up his career as a corporate executive to establish brock in one nine hundred seventy two it's now one of the world's largest non-governmental development organizations it operates throughout bangladesh and in ten other countries in asia and africa it's a stoppage tens of thousands of schools launch community based health care programs especially for mothers and young children and provides micro credit so women can start their own businesses extricate people from poverty a different angle not just improving in the what employment but also improving you know committees for the big. that access to education access to healthcare and access to a more dignified like that for people. in

from among the or hinge of residing here in bangladesh. when they find regime who already has two children and is about to give birth to a third they explain how they'll assist with her delivery and outlined all medical options available he. tells me she had no idea care like this was possible. that a doctor not love i didn't get to see any doctor recently and the doctors there are buddhist they wouldn't treat us because we are muslim in another part of the camp these newborns and their mothers are being looked after in a facility run by un f.p.a. . a novel experience for a population of refugees harboring largely conservative attitudes toward reproductive health one of the biggest challenges has been trying to convince her hinge a women here to voluntarily go to clinics and that's because of the unrelenting persecution they faced in me and more it's left many of them distrustful and fearful of medical facilities like this one since august two thousand and seventeen saudia bag has come to the aid of numerous really enjoy women subjected to

at the critical long and chuck markkula refugee camps in cox's bazaar bangladesh the emir of qatar to mean how middleton he has spoken about the gulf crisis at a conference in berlin is in germany to boost business ties between the nations qatar and germany have doubled their trade in recent years and the american and scuttle was investing a further ten billion dollars. well. it is important to point out that my people and myself continue to look to germany with full respect and appreciation and we also appreciate the fact that germany has taken a very ethical stance against the illegal measures that have been taken or imposed upon us by our neighbors. because it has a feeling there are a lot of opportunities to expand economic cooperation between our two countries and we should make use of these opportunities especially in light of the politically tense situation in the gulf region which negatively affix trade between gulf states we in germany regret the crisis germany is not involved in this conflict but we support all constructive contributions to sizzle the fight such as the past

this point of the media tour around my and the border between the country and bangladesh for not. why it generated the whole. seben is seven hundred thousand people. chose seemed wrong. but all were all just all. to me. yet to stamp out this thing comes to educate and it gains from it equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. tracking gave americans a lot of job opportunities i needed to come up here to make some money like me twenty five thousand dollars as a teacher or i could make fifty thousand dollars a year truck so i chose to drive truck people rush to a small town in north dakota was an unemployment rate of zero percent like gold rush is very very similar to a gold rush but this beautiful story ended with pollution and devastation a lot of people have left here i don't know too many people here anymore slow down for much they lost their jobs got laid off and the american dream is changing that's not what it used to be. and it's a tough reality to deal. with politicians to do something to. put themselves on the line. to

republic of bangladesh; mr. daniel rosen blume, a career -- rosen blum to be ambassador to the republic of uzbekistan. easy for me to say. mr. kim tom to be ambassador and u.s. representative to the united nations agencies for food and agriculture. the honorable david yamamoto, a career member of the senior foreign service, to be ambassador to the federal republic of somalia. i want to welcome even of you and thank you -- each of you and thank you for being here today. most importantly, i want to thank you for your willing areness to serve our country. i'd like to extend a special welcome to mr. tom from indiana based on kip's tremendous experience and status as a fellow hoosier. i wrote a letter to the president last year recommending that he nominate mr. tom for this position. as i said in that letter, kip has more than four decades of domestic and international experience related to food and agriculture and is uniquely qualified. so i'm glad that you're

afghanistan beat bangladesh by 136 runs in the asia cup on thursday and will play pakistan in the super fours on friday, again in abu dhabi. pakistan will be an altogether tougher prospect while india who beat them in the last match of the group stage play bangladesh at the same time in dubai. in the super fours, each team will play three matches and the top two then meet in the final. the mood hasn't changed much. i think we all knew that the group stages, it was important to win the first game and guarantee qualification. then when india beat hong kong i thought it guarantee qualification as well. the hard work and the real work will start from that, because what ever we do will have repercussions. a win will benefit us and lose will cost us. the mood is still positive and we are looking to play the cup final against whoever comes up. england rugby union coach eddiejones has named his 36 man group ahead of the upcoming november internationals but there was no place for danny cipriani. jones insisted it is form that kept cipriani out of the squad, not the fly—half‘s arrest at a nig

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and helped in organizing the security council visit to both bangladesh and me on my article on the aim of this visit was to discuss the crisis of these refugees and get acquainted with their situation and assess the steps taken by the authorities of the still country is in these and this crisis and this is one of the worst humanitarian crisis in the world. we will continue our efforts as members of the security council. and we will continue to cooperate with all parties concerned to guarantee as save a voluntary and dignified return to these refugee years and hold accountable all those responsible for the crimes committed against them mr president the adoption of the twenty thirty sustainable development agenda is one of the most remarkable faces of the united nations their journey is an extension of the efforts by the international community based on the primary rules of the millennium development goals with. these and the g.'s have in sheaves their noble objectives which stimulated the transition of the united nations. from the defining relative from defining relative goals in confro

century in the second innings india will next play in the asia cup in the united arab emirates where bangladesh are hoping to leave their underdog tag behind them the tigers have arrived in the u.a.e. off the back of a victorious one day series against the west indies that's their first series win outside asia in nine years bangladesh begin their group b. campaign against sri lanka on saturday. american tourney for now has become the final player to make the ryder cup team for now finished tied for eighth of the b.m.w. in philadelphia which impressed u.s. captain jim furyk enough to have been the last wildcard pick. and which also impressed the crowd from the liberation as he tempted to use tonglen samoan ancestry he joins for the wild card picks for mickelson and tiger woods on the plains of paris for the showdown with europe at the end of the month and that's all the support from us for now we'll have another update for you again later rob thank you very much peter now finally this bulletin they were invented in japan where a complex alphabet alphabet made texting cumbersome and in the past f

at the could you belong refugee camp in cox's bazaar bangladesh. palestinians have reacted angrily to president trump's incision to end funding to a un agency that helps millions of refugees palestinian officials described the move as cruel and irresponsible while jordan says it could have dangerous consequences the announcement to cut funds on raw comes a week after the u.s. cut two hundred million dollars in separate aid to the palestinians how it feels it has more from the occupied west bank. just this week in the face of its funding crisis on row was celebrating the start of the academic year at the reopening of its schools girls' arriving for class in a jealous zone refugee camp in the occupied west bank welcomed by the agency's chief an ra has been scrambling all year to drum up the money to maintain its services after the us withheld more than three hundred million dollars in funding. now comes confirmation that those cuts permanent the u.s. state department saying the fundamental business model in fiscal practices that have marked on rough

bangladesh's leader has accused neighboring man mark delaying the return of ranger refugees saying her country can no longer shoulder the burden bangladesh is hosting more than a million range of refugees who fled a violent crackdown by me in mazar me promise to shake a scene as appeal for more international aid me in mind bangladesh i've made several deals to repatriate the ranger but so far few have returned a fears for their safety. i have all the one hundred sixty million people in my. what is our land boundary one hundred forty thousand kilometer hundred sixty million people. feeding them and so their. housing made a guess and everything. or thirty i can't dig any other bargain i can take it my conduct and are. now a chinese citizen has been arrested in chicago on charges of spying twenty seven year old shall coon is accused of trying to recruit american engineers and scientists and even defense contractors to work for the chinese government agent brown has moved from beijing. well this could all be very embarrassing to china's government especially its security service but on wed

at the could you belong refugee camp in cox's bazaar bangladesh. thousands of people across russia have once again held protests against a government plan to increase the pension age despite president vladimir putin watering down the original proposal to try and quell public anger the new law would see the retirement age rise from sixty to sixty five for men and fifty five to sixty four women put in says the move is necessary to prevent the cost of pensions from bankrupting the country one of russia's most famous and historic sites is celebrating its ninety as birthday this week over the decades moscow's gorky park has been reinvigorated and reinvented many times much like the city itself a moscow correspondent for a challenge that looks back at its past and its possible future. ninety years old looking pretty good for its age gorky park has firmly reclaimed its position as one of moscow's most popular attractions like the city is part of gorky has been reinvented numerous times through communism and post soviet decay to its current sleeker more mo

at the could you belong refugee camp in cox's bazaar bangladesh. u.s. president donald trump has warned congress against interfering with negotiations on a new north american free trade agreement nafta trump says there's no need to keep canada in the pack a day off to both countries missed a deadline to revamp the deal talks are set to resume next week monday trumpet unveiled a new trade deal with just mexico in russia more protests are being held against the government's plan to change the pension age the proposal would see the retirement age rise from sixty to sixty five for men and fifty five to sixty four women a recent concession by president vladimir putin did say the women's age lowered from sixty three hooton says the cost of pensions could bankrupt russia but the changes they have heard his popularity out of bush have sky is a fellow at the washington institute focusing on russia's foreign and domestic policy she told us putin's government didn't expect all the public outcry the way the government announced these reforms was at the time when ru

at the could you belong refugee camp in cox's bazaar bangladesh. china is expected to commit billions of dollars in aid and investment to africa at the summit in beijing on monday in paying has been welcoming leaders from fifty two african nations ahead of the forum on china africa cooperation on the agenda she's built and wrote and list of which is a part of a trillion dollar infrastructure plan but there are concerns the project is overloading poor countries with debt. more than a million chinese migrants now live and work on the african continent most number of africans in china is thought to be around half that and the time a correspondent agent brown reports it's a relationship that's about more than just trade. and only some of the law sandra's from cameroon but her son is chinese because he was born here both appear a lot these days on a popular chinese social media network marriage between a chinese man and an african woman is still a curiosity here so she under husband decided to stream their day to day lives fans send virtual gifts which

from among the or hinge of residing here in bangladesh. when they find regime or who already has two children and is about to give birth to third they explain how they'll assist with her delivery and outline all medical options available he. tells me she had no idea care like this was possible to not banking a doctor not love i didn't get to see any doctor recently m.r. the doctors there are buddhist they wouldn't treat us because we are muslim in another part of the camp these newborns and their mothers are being looked after in a facility run by un f.p.a. . a novel experience for a population of refugees harboring largely conservative attitudes toward reproductive health. one of the biggest challenges has been trying to convince her hinge a women here to voluntarily go to clinics and that's because of the unrelenting persecution they faced in me and more it's left many of them distrustful and fearful of medical facilities like this one since august two thousand and seventeen saudia bag has come to the aid of numerous really enjoy women s

long refugee camp in cox's bazaar bangladesh. time visiting to look at the top stories here at al-jazeera white workers or the south african petrochemical firms are on strike around three thousand employees at the plant around happy the black quarters have been exclusively offered company shares so the african law requires firms to meet quotas on black ownership and employment it's an attempt to address the inequality of a party. for south sudanese soldiers have been sentenced to life in prison for the rape of five aid workers and the murder of a german this into the sixteen another soldier was acquitted five others will see sentences of between four and ten years in jail north korea's leader kim jong un says he's ready to push on with her eyes ation of the peninsular he's also hinted that an official end to the korea war could be declared off the sixty five years he'll miss is south korean counterpart in in two weeks. the death toll is rising after a powerful earthquake in northern japanese island of her k do the six point seven

and also in the presence of secretary general good fresh agreement was reached between me and bangladesh accelerating the return of the first a bachelor of displaced persons we believe and bangladesh are capable of resolving this issue probably souffle. negotiations china supports the u.s. leading role in coordinating responses to nontraditional security challenges in the new front years of global governance like cyberspace and outerspace state sovereignty must be up hold roos observed and responsibilities on the terrorism a man as to the entire human society should by no means be justified security council resolutions must be earners are implemented to counter cyberterrorism terrorist of financing and spread of radical narratives so as to remove a breeding ground of terrorism madam president development is essential to our world today all we need to address those insufficient development and more importantly the imbalance in development there is no one size fits all model every country is entitled to explore it development powers that suits itself to deliver happiness and security to it

india are now firm favorites to increase its asia cup after pakistan's shock defeat to bangladesh in the semifinals it's a boost for india dahlan says he and his team mates need to remain focused to head of friday's final into by. everyone was thinking it's going to be living in the august tenth and would both bangladesh you know what a good measure i think in the. begin not big bang that is likely because what goes on in the big big big name of bigamy. india is is. the number one team in the water. coming in with the favorite games but they said that you never know just just a good pick and ending up and so we have to mentally strong and fight it in the last two and it all right that's just an hour later diary all right joe we'll see you later on thank you for that and thanks for watching the news hour on al-jazeera we hand you over to our teams in london barbara starr will be with you in just a moment with much more news right here on al-jazeera thanks for watching but i. travel often. by tranquil gotos and forests they provide local. civility. in cities. on sunday and say this. is

felt in asia already struggling with inequality especially in countries such as indonesia and india bangladesh however managed to narrow the gap between rich and poor also thanks to the action taken by one social entrepreneur. there this is a school in a poor neighborhood of data here children from underprivileged families have an opportunity to get an education. you aren't going to know what lay has an op ed found at the school he gave up his career as a corporate executive to establish brock in one nine hundred seventy two it's now one of the world's largest non-governmental development organizations it operates throughout bangladesh and in ten other countries in asia and africa it's a stoppage tens of thousands of schools launch community based health care programs especially for mothers and young children and provides micro credit so women can start their own businesses extricate people from poverty a different angle not just improving in the government employment but also improving you know committees so that they can. have access to education access to healthcare and access to a more dig

this match at the oval india will next travel to play in the asia cup in the united arab emirates with bangladesh are hoping to leave the underdog tag behind them against the continent's finest teams the tigers have arrived in the u.a.e. off the back of a victorious one day series against the west indies that was their first series win outside asia in nine years bangladesh begin their group b. campaign against sri lanka on saturday india and pakistan are on a collision course in the other group. golf has a new world number one justin rose finished second at the b.m.w. championship to secure top spot in the rankings for the first time in his career rose put himself in a great position to win in philadelphia on monday with shots like this. but he missed the spurt to win the tournament. and it was eventually american keegan bradley who beat rose in a playoff to claim the title but second was good enough for the englishman. a momentous day for american tourney for now was well as well who handed the final spot up for grabs at the ryder cup final finished tied for eighth in philadelphia which impresse

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century in the second innings india will next play in the asia cup in the united arab emirates where bangladesh are hoping to leave their underdog tag behind them the tigers have arrived in the u.a.e. off the back of a victorious one day series against the west indies that's their first series win outside asia in line years bangladesh begin the group campaign against sri lanka on saturday. go for the new world number one justin rose finished second at the b.m.w. chairmanship to secure top spot in the rankings for the first time rose put himself in a great position to win in philadelphia on monday with shots like this. but he missed the perth to win the tournament. i and it was eventually american keegan bradley who beat rose in a playoff to take the tie. a momentous day for american tourney for now who was handed the final spot up for grabs at the ryder cup final finished tied for eighth in philadelphia which impressed united states captain julie theory comerford to hand him the last wild card pick. this is how often are celebrated tapping into his tongue in an samoan ancestry this is something

century in the second innings india will next play in the asia cup in the united arab emirates where bangladesh are hoping to leave their underdog tag behind them the tigers have arrived in the u.a.e. of the back of a victorious one day series against the west indies that's their first series win outside asia in nine years bangladesh begin their group b. campaign against sri lanka on saturday american tourney for now has become the final player to make the ryder cup team for now finished tied for eighth of the b.m.w. championship in philadelphia which impressed us captain jim furyk enough to hand him the last wildcard pick. and which also impressed the crowd for now celebration as he tapped into a stronger than samoan ancestry he joins fellow wild card picks for mickelson and tiger woods on the plains of paris for the showdown with europe at the end of the month. and that's all the sport back to london thank you very much. that's it for the news hour i will be back in just a couple of minutes with the full blessing of news and round up of all the day's top stories coming up in just a couple of

genocide and war crimes against muslims forcing hundreds of thousands to flee across the border to bangladesh last year the united nations human rights council has voted to extend an inquiry into crimes in yemen the approval overrides objections from saudi arabia and yemen's government as bernard smith reports from neighboring djibouti it comes as the u.n. envoy to yemen pushes for a new talks between the warring parties. five times over the past few years these families have been forced to travel hundreds of kilometers across the deserts of northern yemen to escape the fighting like another twenty two million people in this country they need humanitarian assistance. we are stuck between the rain in the sun and we eat what others here for us we have nothing and until now no organization has given us anything. with almost the entire population on its knees the un is pushing again to get the warring parties to talks it's going to be within weeks i don't think we can allow it to be delayed until kind of over the horizon because the problem with that is and i've been reassured this week between p

genocide and war crimes against muslims forcing hundreds of thousands to flee across the border to bangladesh last year the united nations human rights council has voted to extend an inquiry into crimes in yemen the approval overrides objections from saudi arabia and yemen's government as bernard smith reports from neighboring djibouti it comes as the u.n. envoy c.m.n. pushes for a new talks between the warring parties. five times over the past few years these families have been forced to travel hundreds of kilometers across.

this is the coaxes bizarre neighborhood in bangladesh just recently this land was a rain forest but now there are refugee camps. elephants are a problem they attack refugees either out of range or feel. they can find their ancient my great tree roots among the sea of tents. in the last twelve months twelve men have been trampled to death by elephants however the elephants will have to retreat outnumbered by about nine hundred thousand refugees in the copses bazaar camps around six hundred thirty people have migrated here from my own ma in the last two years alone. and. added that i've been mad. that our do not enough are bonded about it or. aware about it got out of it again a bit of hot water if you thought about it or not i am glad that i pointed out that i. am i was honest and i don't know that it would be taking. another that would also got. me out of the. didn't know that you the rainy season is coming and the refugees tense will be washed away by mudflows unless they're resettled closer to the jungle and bang. to my in my out of the bottom of the. thought of lady i would be above

century in the second innings india will next play in the asia cup in the united arab emirates where bangladesh are hoping to leave their underdog tag behind them the tigers have arrived in the u.a.e. off the back of a victorious one day series against the west indies that's their first series win outside asia in line use bangladesh begin their group b. campaign against sri lanka on saturday american turn for now has become the final player to make the ryder cup team for now finished tied for eighth of the b.m.w. have been philadelphia which impressed us captain jim furyk enough to hand him the last wildcard pick. and which also impressed the crowd from their celebration as he tapped into a stronger than samoan ancestry he joins fellow wild card picks for mickelson and tiger woods on the plains of paris for the showdown with europe at the end of the month and that's all the support from us for now we'll have another update for you again later on thank you very much peter now find this bulletin m.-o. genes have become a part of the way many of us communicate since they were first invented in jap

the gap between rich and poor deep tartus to china indonesia india and laos whereas in vietnam and bangladesh inequality is less of a problem today also thanks to the action taken by one social entrepreneur. there this is a school in a poor neighborhood of. here children from underprivileged families have an opportunity to get an education. you or anyone know what lay has an op ed found at the school he gave up his career as a corporate executive to establish brock in one nine hundred seventy two it's now one of the world's largest non-governmental development organizations it operates throughout bangladesh and in ten other countries in asia and africa it's a stoppage tens of thousands of schools launch community based health care programs especially for mothers and young children and provides micro credit so women can start their own businesses it's to get people from poverty a different angle not just improving in the government employment but also improving you know unities so that they can. have access to education access to healthcare and access to a more dignified like that's what we wa

state something that benjamin netanyahu said reflected an old sort of anti semitism with a new face bangladesh's prime minister is calling on the international community for help in repatriating of a seven hundred thousand range of minorities the fed may involve the military crackdown last year so it has seen her dressed un members saying the situation needs immediate action one of the no rules in other words we are party to by what we have seen in un reports about atrocities it is they're doing or who have now taken shelter in bangladesh recherche dent amount to genocide and crimes against humanity. we expected the international community particularly the un to give do you impart instead that atrocities and injustice suffered by the looking up population in myanmar. as a fellow human we can neither ignore the main silent about the plight of the looking up right now. china has accused us president donald trump of slander after he said beijing was trying to meddle in the upcoming u.s. mid-term elections trump told the u.n. security council this week but china was interfering because of his tough

and in bangladesh it needs to be with the local activists and elders. i just think it has to be told differently in each place for people to really feel like it is an issue affecting them. >> the trusted messengers are really key for sure. not out white organization. in thinking that that's can work. it's the trusted messengers who actually speak to the communities that understand these issues. that is the message that comes from the real experience. it is referred to as a bridge fuel. a lot of people would say it can be done cleanly, and responsibly. what is your take on that. natural gas has a higher inherent energy value than call and it doesn't burn more cleanly however, the problem is that a lot of natural gas leaks from the pipelines there was a guy i was talking to who did remediation in colorado when and you said look at bill, .. .. gradually it turns into carbon dioxide and then it's just moderately worse. so, unburned methane is a real nightmare. >> america's supplying a lot more oil than it used to. i think it's by some measures surpassed sau

reports about atrocities being is they're doing or who have now taken shelter in bangladesh which are tantamount to genocide and crimes against humanity. we expected the international community particularly the un to give do you importance to that atrocities and injustice suffered by the ruling a population in myanmar. as a fellow human we can neither ignore nor are the main silent about the plight of the working of the. saudi arabia's foreign minister has defended his country's blockade of kutha saudi arabia as one of four countries that cut diplomatic and economic ties with the high in june last year accusing it of terrorism which after denies other large abbesses relations won't be restored until now agrees to very obvious demands we've taken the steps that we took no did in wisconsin you can't over fly airspace you can't import things from our market you we will not. have the military or cop cooperation still ongoing because that's what you see issue and with the u.s. so we do that but the other stuff was all frozen until the change and i hope they change and if they don't turn we

of course in the state of ranger refugees in bangladesh as the international criminal court rules it can't prosecute me in law for war crimes. hello there we're seeing plenty of cloud and rain over many parts of china at the moment the satellite picture showing plenty of cloud in the north at first but then you see this line of thunderstorms develop and that's gradually tracking its way towards the west so for whom and i'll say growing share we're going to see plenty of wet weather over the next few days and you can tell from the dark blue colors that we're expecting some of this rain to be very very heavy all of the wet weather though gradually retreat southwards as we head into saturday so more of us should get away with some drier weather including shanghai twenty eight degrees and this should be more in the way of sunshine here over the towards the west and for many of us across india it's fine that's in the western parts on up into pakistan as well but you can see plenty of cloud in the east that's also affecting us in bangladesh and nepal plenty of what weather here at the mome

bangladesh's prime minister is calling on the international community for help and repatriating of a seven hundred thousand ranger that fled me in the military crackdown last year shake a scene addressed un members saying the situation needs immediate action. no rule know that we are there to bury what we have seen in un reports about after our cities it is they're doing or who have now taken shelter in bangladesh recherche dent amount to genocide and crimes against humanity. we expected the international community particularly the un to give due importance to their trustees and injustice suffered by their looking up population in myanmar as a fellow human we can neither ignore nor are the main silent about the plight of the. legislators in canada have voted unanimously to strip me and mars de facto leader of her honorary citizenship the symbolic move as a response to a military crackdown against the re-injury in myanmar rakhine state that began last year the united nations fact finding mission recently found them in my military was committing genocide against the minority muslim pop

we have literally all kinds of peoplejoining bangladesh. we have literally all kinds of people joining which is wonderful, because the premise was that everyone could join in wherever they were. however the old, however able. we have 40 cathedrals, hundreds of schools, mosques, temples, all peoples homes, offices, and this week based in prison was involved and they got the choir singing as well. literally anyone and everyone. but even voice is not usually known to their singing talents a re usually known to their singing talents are getting involved. among those performing is muhammad, who came to the uk three years ago as a refugee from saddam. —— sudan. came to the uk three years ago as a refugee from saddam. -- sudan. peace is so important in our life. everyone wants, everyone needs to live in peace. there is nothing like singing to promote peace and happiness and well— being. singing to promote peace and happiness and well— beinglj singing to promote peace and happiness and well-being. i can say fio happiness and well-being. i c

if it stays that way top of his family including his wife will be considered illegal immigrants from bangladesh. i feel bad because my wife and children are excluded they are my family members and we have been in this place for generations my father was on the last list in one thousand nine hundred eighty one we have all the documents if someone says we're from somewhere else it is painful but i feel bad about it more than thirty million people live in our sun but around four million were left off the latest drought likes to dig in his family many on the embers of a bengali muslim minority it's unclear what exactly will happen to those left off the final list but among the possibilities i did tensions or deportation since he says he'll do everything in his power to ensure his family is not split up and though he can't read or write he knows these documents are all he has to prove their links to india but life on assam's river islands can be isolating there are no government or social services nearby so siddig travels to the mainland in search of answers and help to fight for his family here he

this is the coaxes bizarre neighborhood in bangladesh just recently this land was a rain forest but now there are refugee camps like this elephants are a problem they attack refugees either out of range or fear they can find their ancient my great tree roots among the sea of tents. in the last twelve months twelve men have been trampled to death by elephants however the elephants will have to retreat to outnumber by about nine hundred thousand refugees in the copses bazaar camps around six hundred thirty people have migrated here from my own ma in the last two years alone. and. added that i've been mad. that our do not enough are bonded about it are. a way of out there that have gotten out of it again a bit of i don't want to live in atlanta to manage. that but i think that i. am i want that and i don't have that it would be quickly. i ha ha ha don't learn mother that little dot there is a little. bit in the way you the rainy season is coming and the refugees tennis will be washed away by mud flood unless they're resettled closer to the jungle and back to my in my old one was. not. what

certainly on the cots here meanwhile we've seen some very heavy rain into the northeast of india and bangladesh as well nothing like that kind of quantity but a firm ounce of disturbed weather just around the parts of the bingo much of india as you can see a good deal of dry weather and across northern and western parts of the country maybe want to see showers down towards the southeast but the heavier rain will be up towards bangladesh will be ha. pushing right across into central areas further north it is looking fine and dry temperatures still getting up into the thirty's in new delhi because he wanted to showers in the pakistan. it. doesn't even need to. be for. i am managing. to. get. my nigerian on al-jazeera. had enough for a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera the two men suspected of poisoning a former russian spy and distorter in salzburg in the u.k. have appeared on television in russia insisting they were in the british city to visit its famous cathedral the u.n. warns hundreds of thousands of lives are at risk as fighting between the saudi emirati coalition and who the rebels

so bangladesh, when those 700,000 rohingya were driven out of myanmar, bangladesh didn't say we'll build a wall. we'll look after these people. kenya when a million people came from south sudan over the last year and a half didn't build a wall. they said it could have been us. we'll look after these people. you're right to say in the countries that created the u.n. refugee convention in 1951, the u.s., the uk, after the second world war, there's a retreat from the values that led to that long period of peace and prosperity but that doesn't make it right. one other thing, it's true the administration here is reducing drastically the number of refugees allowed to come here. >> last week secretary pompeo said the cap would be 30,000, the lowest since the refugee act went into effect, what, 1980? >> the historic average was 90,000 refugees arriving to the u.s. a small proportion of that around the world. they slashed it to 30,000. this year there's only 21,000 refugees being allowed. america retreating from its global responsibility. but we as well as being international humanitarian aid age

forced as many as seven hundred thousand people to flee the violence and take refuge in neighboring bangladesh and it goes on to say that at least ten thousand people were killed in a systematic campaign of murder torture rape and arson and that this what it's charges of genocide the u.n. inspectors' also level strong criticism at me and mass civilian leadership saying that their acts and their missions enabled the country's military to commit those atrocities. the democratic transition in myanmar had barely begun and now it has come to a standstill voices critical of the government muted by threats and arrest hate speech is thriving but again throwing your patience will not help myanmar stigmatization it will only help those that seek to be relate to that over seventy year. old journalist de groot about who has been covering this story from in mazar largest city young guns welcome to date up in so there's been focal condemnation of the atrocities committed against rangers by the me and the military for some time so what does this report adds that we didn't already know. oh a big difference he

in in south sudan and in the refugee camps in bangladesh and around the lake chad reason region but we have reason to believe that in every crisis while everybody is deeply affected the adolescent girl is as you said catastrophic effected we're talking about seven in ten of the girls that we have interviewed that talk about rape violence and the deprivation of all their rights they live in daily fear how do the numbers stack up between those well between one region and those three countries that you're talking about what if it's possible what's the total number of young women who are in this situation. well in each of these prices we're talking about children being at least half of the population of refugees so so with the global refugee crisis of over sixty million we're talking twenty million young women that live in daily fear that are rapes that have no access to services. and what we're really fearing is that while a patient only goes get mentioned the humanitarian reports they are really. at the center of the debate and that's what we're trying to change why does it happen and is

inare modestly sourced bangladesh. we have been moving with our vendors and to other countries where you can get a combination of productivity and labor rates. we see continuing to down trend. we will work with our vendors to figure out what we are doing. executive officer. speaking to emily chang. we have a look at what is going on aviation wise. bloomberg. vegas, donald trump rallying his party. gop to pursuehe elections. a few more headlines once we do have them from that rally. let's have a look at med chavan it. buy --pany has agreed to for $1.6 billion. this acquisition is expected to close in the third fiscal quarter. they expect the deal to modestly weekend -- keep supplyct to tight. sources telling some soon, -- samsung, that is the forecast made earlier this year. >> wells fargo is expected to cut staffing levels by 5-10% as they try to recover from a series of scandals. employees -- the number has been declining. close to the, 1.5% 27 year high. >> it has been roaring back to life. the nikkei, wrapping up th

while myanmar is not a member of the i think say bangladesh is. i also welcome efforts by members think that this council to establish an independent international mckinney's and for myanmar to collect consoli the preserve and then there lies evidence of the most serious international crimes in order to expedite fear and independent trials in national and international courts. this mechanism would also complement and support the preliminary examination of the i.c.c. prosecutor i urge the council to pass a resolution to refer the matter to the general assembly for its indorsement so that such a mechanism can be established and michelle bachelet has called on child to allow monitors and to look into allegations that hundreds of thousands of weaker muslims are being forced to abandon their religion in detention camps iran can reports. just practicing islam has become a problem for the chinese government. this man says he survived what the government calls a reeducation camp. and all too we'll. but i don't buy table would just one like me would turn u

it's now one of the world's largest non-governmental development organizations it operates throughout bangladesh and in ten other countries in asia and africa it's a stoppage tens of thousands of schools launch community based health care programs especially for mothers and young children and provides micro credit so women can start their own businesses extricate people from poverty from different angles not just improving in the when employment but also improving you know unities so that they can. exist to education access to health care and access to a more dignified like that for people. in the newly industrialized countries of asia the gap between rich and poor is vast and growing according to the asian development bank the income of highly skilled and educated workers has been rising while the last of the low skilled has been declining. in indonesia wealth inequality is particularly extreme class and education are key factors but also gender a study by oxfam fans that women's wages across asia are between seventy and ninety percent of men. european commission president john claude younger o

a lot of that ended up in bangladesh. we modestly source in bangladesh because we acquire -- we require our factories to be certified. we see continuing to downtrend china. thathere are some items china is advantage that like sweaters and some other things. we will work with our vendors to figure out what we are doing from a footprint standpoint. emily: that was gap ceo art pa ck. is somethingay gap we have been talking about with how women are underpaid across industries but what about the potential wealth gap created by stock options? turns out for women in silicon valley, the paint gap is bad, but the equity gap is worse. favor men,ock grants and that has a big application in silicon valley where big paydays make millionaires and billionaires. thesea are the folks that become angel investors for the next generation. rebecca greenfield joins us on the details and what it means. 47 cents fornlyc 47ents every dollar. talk about the trends we are seeing in these larger pay packages awarded to women. rebecca: a huge amount