for me, libya is just a transit country. what i want to continue to europe in search of freedom of justice and peace with our let me know what these are photos of patients we recently admitted to our to per kilos. this ward to they've all been tortured by criminals. most of them aren't even 18 yet and already have scars of burns and violence. do you think you know what they're say for now, for a few weeks or months? one as long as they're being treated by doctors without borders. but after that same question always arises, is what will happen to them to rule and it never stop. so there are always new ones coming. one is released from the clinic and the next ones come and never stops said you don't kill the transport of the skull. these are people who have been brought to libya from their home countries, for example, from somalia, money. and as soon as they arrive here, the smugglers demanded money. they say now you're going to pay and they demand astronomical sums. good, you can move on to law. we're talking $101520000.00 to

we saw that i'm of pigeon. libya is a trap on ah, it's really. yeah, i think i'm getting september 2018. we were taken to this in town detention center . a company there were more than 900 refugees there. we came from different comes to reason going on your monitor. how are you going so far for halo? you know how to get on honeywell. then some of us were transferred to tripoli. after that we were $325.00 inmates and totals from eritrea to dumb and somalia, a hampshire. so what? so then i am somewhat low in santa ana. does in turn, detention center is located in the mountains about 200 kilometers from the capitol and is known for its disastrous sanitary conditions. ah, despite death and disease, he may hearing aid rarely arrives here till i as in time after arriving and was in sun, i'm good myself. we were locked up for 2 weeks and hardly given any water or food. it was terrible. many didn't survive with the scan that got that or to watch and her mom and then got more lose. no, very busy. ha ha, ha ha ha. nominative t one colona south hampton. jus

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i don't feel documentary about libya. a michael oka. we'll see you with more news at the top of the next amp. leonardo da vinci's, mysterious masterpiece. it is perhaps the greatest leonardo masterpiece in the collection of the louvre. it is the virgin of the rocks. was there another symbolic meaning to this beautiful painting? then perhaps we just don't understand. the search for answers starts july 7th, law and d, w. ah, i may, i listen of it though. my name is nobel. ha, had abdallah said i already, i'm 28. lou, i've been working in the department for combating unauthorized migration and tripoli for 5 years of what i thought so film z, we treat them like libyan citizens and deal with them fairly mama we're all equal. they know they are jim mission. they get everything from us, a even cigarette as ha ha, no wishes denied them. really, we don't want them to feel like they are in a prison like your leg. with please we need freedom. we need freedom. does all you want? we need the most. got our friend here, look at the offices. you see th

she says the answer is to deprive libya of its oil revenue. when we are working together with the international community to create a temporary financial mechanism to manage libby as huge oil revenues. why is this necessary? because as long as there is no movement towards elections, as long as there is unlimited income from loyalty, the struggle for executive power in libya will continue for the next 40 years. therefore, it is necessary to reduce the appetites of rivals in the struggle for executive power and muscle. stephanie has a long record of working as a u. s. diplomat and here of speaking world, she's definitely a product of the u. s. state department. now she's one of the top un officials dealing with the ongoing problems and living. and apparently, she's not alone in thinking these methods could work. this mechanism could provide a short term pseudo governmental function until elections take place. so the sooner that happens, the better for all libyans. now, the record in the united nations in libya, has left much to the desire than 1

safe pathways for vulnerable migrant start in libya. the you and hcr has actually just recently flown out, migrants from libya for a safe corridor. so some action is happening. steve, thank you for drawing this to our attention. is the advocacy manager for doctors without borders and now to the full out following the united states supreme court's decision to reverse roe vs wade. until last week, the landmark case had granted women the constitutional right to an abortion. the court's reversal has made women's, reproductive rights and health care, a soldier restriction of individual states. let me welcome to this conversation amy, how a report at scopus blog. hello, amy, goodness me, it was such a week on friday. you could feel america's feelings, emotions, regardless of where they, what they felt about abortion, abortion rights. everybody was talking about it all the way through the weekend. and even now, if you could explain to an international audience what the reverse of roe vs wade means for united states. what would you say? sure, s

who people come to libya from all over africa in search of work. but for now, this is the end of the line to be trapped in a spiral of abuse and violence. they live between detention centers and swamps. their only way out europe. europe is determined to stop them. ah, ah ah, i came to live yesterday and i was arrested by militia and they were asking me to fate money so that they didn't go. so i tell them i didn't have anything with me. and they give me a for 15 day of the 15 day escape from there. i continue my journey because i want to come to, to fall in so that i can go to see to the country. so on my way will a so from that side from is then livia to, to fully we have been enough for the so they smuggler was that he has to do for the one will sell, has to militia, nipple is called a near to been, it was it this is where i was can now for 4 months. and they had me to fade $6000.00 us dollar. i took the lead a left that you know, i told the my phone and kind of, they will do that morning because they are leaving the come is also done because of t

she's one of the top un official dealing with the ongoing problems with libya. and apparently she's not alone in thinking these methods could work. this mechanism could provide a short term pseudo governmental function until elections take place. so the sooner that happens, the better for all libyans. now, the record in the united nations in libya, has left much to the desire been 11 years since the nato bombing campaign toppled viewsonic socialist government that industrialized and essentially created modern libya. now 11 years is not a short amount of time. hillary clinton was so excited saying they were on the road to democracy in progress. i'll say this for the libyan people. i think president obama made the right decision at the time. and the libyan people had a free election the 1st time since 1951. and you know what they voted for moderates . they voted with the hope of democracy commissions in the country continue to be believe. the country currently has over a 179000 internally displaced persons 803000 people currently require humanitarian assistance to

that is a suggestion from the un advisor on libya as a response to the political turmoil in the country that has followed nato's 2011 invasion. a view and urges a probe into the death of at least $23.00 african migrants after a crowd tried to cross morocco's border in mass into spain's north african enclave of melia. with broadcasting live dirt from our studios in moscow. this is our international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us are now, nato has been readying its anti russian plans since 2014. that's as vladimir putin is responding to the block branding moscow. it's most significant and direct threat while it also boosts further expansion officially inviting finland to and sweden to join earlier. charlotte davinsky updated me on some other much discussed issues the russian president commented on so store, and you stood in still the fact that nato has been preparing for an anti russian actions since 2014 is no news to us. this is exactly what explains our decisive measures to protect our interests. nato is a rude amount of the past era. the ear of the cold war, wher

now, on the other hand, yes, the struggle libya, a great deal of it is over the or revenue. so you have an argument on both sides that the real question is, what is the mechanism they're proposing and how really secure it is and how accountable it will be? i, you know, them record as you report, just send it directly to the united nation, not only libya, but throughout much of the world, especially in africa. and then the lease has been really quite 7 and 10 australian. so they government alliance with washington only increases the chances of war in asia against their own countries, interests, according to an annual foreign policy poll, conducted by the lower institute of prominent sidney bass, think tank. but despite the concerns more than 80 percent of australia and say the alliance is important for them, national security as a growing tensions between beijing and cambra. as for the 1st time, australia's leader has been attending a nato summit. china has warned that the expansion of u. s. military ties in the asia pacific region could provoke a confrontation. and let's go

so the sooner that happens, the better for all libyans, the record in the united nations in libya, has left much to be desired 11 years than the nato bombing campaign topple. valasics those with government that industrialized and essentially created modern libya. now 11 years is not a short amount of time. hillary clinton was so excited and saying they were on the road to democracy in progress. i'll say this for the libyan people. i think president obama made the right decision at the time. and the libyan people had a free election the 1st time since 1951. and you know what they voted for moderates . they voted with the hope of democracy. conditions in the country continue to be believe the country currently has over a 179000 internally displaced person 803000 people currently require humanitarian assistance. certainly not the human rights paradise. the nato promise . when they swooped in promising they would just supposedly topple the dictator, but it gets worse. so now after toppling their government and casting the country in the years of chaos, the u. s. a is saying that the best w

and even if a breakthrough is going to be made there still to governments and libya, so they come to an agreement on a constitutional framework, who's gonna run those elections? is it going to be that the government in the west or the government in the is so very complicated comp complicated situation, but a lot of international pressure for these legislative houses to come up with the rule to bring about elections. hearing live, my training in tripoli for them so much for the update from that. well still had here on al jazeera sharina acclaim remembered will be live from a service in london celebrating life work of the al jazeera journalists killed by israeli forces. and the prominent journalist is arrested in india. critics accused the government of cracking down on press 3 to those stories after the break. ah, the journey has begun. the fee for world cup is on its way to catherine book, your travel package today. surprisingly in japan, it's sunny not wet. the rains leaped north and left most of hong shoe dry and substantially hot reco breaking heat over the weekend. it's still hig

and even if a breakthrough is going to be made, there are still 2 governments in libya. so they come to an agreement on a constitutional framework. who's gonna run those elections? is it going to be that the government in the west or the government in the east? so very complicated comp, complicated situation, but a lot of international pressure for these legislative houses to come up with the rules to bring about elections hearing live. ah.

i'm watching what's happening in libya. very close. i know everyone is saying wall, how is president biding going to be received? how is having been salmone going to treat the incoming president? i think that's a little bit of political theater. i think it's a little bit of a distraction. my eyes and the eyes of many. the experts in the all industry is on libya or the news. now it's official. 1.1000000 barrels of all been removed by force in this case, not there's any, you know, got active god in the sense of the they can't keep producing at 1. 1.1000000 barrels of all been reduced from the all supplier. this is globally here, daily. now we have one of china's biggest allies unable to provide oil to china. just turns out i was looking into this, the group that was used to enforce the shut down, shut down of the libyan economy and oil production to china and italy and other countries. well, the run by men khalifa, hossa police have done this man. turns out he spent about 30 years, the united states party, going back to libya during the

speaking of our as me, you ever bother to investigate. extensively documented migrates in libya, which amnesty international and other human rights groups attributed to the use policy in the way of nato's member countries invasion and destabilization of that country. this horrifying report chet's new light on the suffering of people intercepted at sea and returned to libya for they are immediately funnelled into arbitrary detention and systematically subjected to torture, sexual violence, forced labor and other exploitation with total impunity. so shanisha now saying that to you is working to radically traffic to protect people holy war. this time in ukraine has to be the height of irony when the you played a role in creating the opportunity for human trafficking of like libya. michelle also would use the crumbling of using food supplies as a self missile against developing countries. but the u. s. and you have just a huge rush of trying to deliver stolen grain to developing countries. mister ambassador of the russian federation. let's be honest. the kremlin is using food supplies are

he says libya depends on oil exports for nearly all of its state revenue. for years of conflict have seen oil exports blockaded by armed groups several times like national amp identity of him. a government long term strategic plan is to diversify and encourage the private sector. we're starting to change our economic policies to enhance the relationship between the public and the private sector. seeing young libyans learning skills and taking on jobs in various fields in the service market. it's a positive sign. we want them to stop depending on the state. although there aren't any proper statistics. the ministry of labor estimates the official unemployment rate and libya to be around 20 percent for the higher among young people. growth in small and medium businesses, such as lisa has helped create job opportunities. every morning young workers at this bakery rushed to fill their orders, supplying coffee shops and restaurants around tripoli, with sweets and deserts. abdul more hayman elmer thought he says he hopes to open his own bakery one day. one of i wa

if you look at, if you look at history, you're going to have been in libya. what happened out, what's happening in palestine on a daily basis, your board leaders, especially those of the west and especially don't live g 7 if they really came about the people, the got the really kid about people was right. you know, they would have their own agendas, know their focus on humanitarian issues, but focus on church issues or focus on the, on the mind, the issues that speak to the, to the men on the ground, you know. so i think the situation now is bad about pushing their own agenda to build on k as in africa. you know, for a very long time f guys has been seen as a place where you just come and see whatever you want and leave without terry about what happens? you know, i mean if you go out cause that can cause there's so many mining companies just come, especially many companies on the river just come ticker, we saw the need, you know, and leave those communities. but any roads without internet, without any infrastructure, you know, put the never seen as being germ

there is a real fear that libya could perhaps slide back into civil war. a national ceremony is being held in the democratic republic of congo in honor of its former president . please remember he played a major role in congress, 5 to independence from belgium. he was abducted and assassinated 6 decades ago. a tooth is only known, remain, and will be placed the new to construct, most of them in the capital kinshasa in 10 down in kitty, a professor of political science at the university of kinshasa says there's still a need to hold those who killed the former president accountable i would suggest is taking the right direction at the same time is not enough by saying that i mean that it should be pursued so that reparation is all saw down to the family of lymphoma as well as the d s. t. i would argue that the assembly is him around this return of who is also to be perceived in the context of african traditions. because as long as the body's not buried, we believe enough that they saw a b. c continues to wander in their lives. here after and by having him bur

he's originally from libya and he's now a professor alter clinical pharmacology in johannesburg. but he began his journey here in cape town. ah, ha ha, ha ha, that's the book for libya. canada acted, marcella. oh, what am i feel? awkward? let us up. fi roblis. up up canyon and cathy had been, especially the more and the close bartleby, which i had a little about that. a flam helen with that said he, our father have how it, at labs, a little more cuts in wisdom and hate. and that is still the budget of having a lot of them are competing with other than what he had that shot breed. i've been, i wonder about that in philippines, who's found them in cape town, the financial analyst o'clock. why that if the canal but how much did i think the town sandy then was, you know, before you let me can actually you back. you have a look at the part of the house will do me that i didn't kept up while figure. let's look for a field fennel just didn't see shar this out. how that up in the field i shouldn't, than he kept on the matter to look at it. that's the thought he had thought of the profess

and even if a breakthrough is going to be made, there are still 2 governments in libya. so they come to an agreement on a constitutional framework. who's gonna run those elections? is it going to be that the government in the west or the government in the east? so very complicated comp, complicated situation, but a lot of international pressure for these legislative houses to come up with the rules to bring about elections, hearing live. it's time now for a check on whether he's run. studying has been a bit of a problem just the last few days around the black sea is big circulation course flooding in such in southern rochelle, in the crimea. and also in turkey. we've had recent flash flooding, this a picture from synthetic policy to see waste deep water and bit further south in crimea. that was also flooding. this is just the north coast of turkey. big enough floods hit a wash, a bridge away. it hasn't yet finished eyes. the rain is still falling. as you can see, devastating, it is for take you through the rest of tuesday into wednesday. it's daughter's extreme as it was

there is a real fear that libya could perhaps slide back into civil war. all still had hill and al jazeera celebrations of the democratic republic of congo. as the remains of a national hero reached the final resting place on a device of tennessee complaints as political comeback in the philippines, those stories after the break. ah richard, he has begun the faithful world copies on its way to the castle. rookie will travel package to the her low, they will start in the middle east. an event im seems very wet weather affect northern areas of turkey and that caused some flooding. but the good news is we are going to see that start to push further east that will dry up and temperatures are set to pick up. temperatures remain high, however, for much of iraq west in iran, as well as q wait for the south of this. it's the wind that stealing the show gas, gusty winds, kicking up a lot of dust affecting visibility winds as well blowing along coastal areas of yemen and oman, keeping things cool in places like stella for the wet weather. we've got a few showers tic

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they're going to go and talk back in libya about where they take things next. the presidential council, just before these talk started, said that if there was no break through here in geneva, then it's the could well intervene and use it's a sovereign authority to move things along quite what that means. we don't know the moments whether they are going to take that step. we don't know at the moment, but you can see why this situation has been so intractable, with rival political bases in different parts of the country. are factions allies to different political basses, international actors who have interest in who comes out on top? yes, for libya and for the country, it would undoubtedly be best for a degree of stability to be imposed for that to be free and fair elections. of course, people who always benefit from chaos and there are, i think many factions within libya have a lot to lose if things move towards free and fair elections. and perhaps they are making things felt i'll just say was, were a challenge reporting like that from geneva. rory, many thanks

our past lives and making sure that you're hearing the stories from people in places like how is fine libya, yemen, beside region. and so many other, we go to them, you make the efforts, we care, we stay ah, hello, i'm darn jordan della with a quick reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera. ukraine says russia has destroyed the last bridge out of the eastern city of savanna donnette moscow badge separate your se ukrainian troops are trapped and had told them to surrender di brianca group to report some of the fighting along ukraine's eastern front light scenes of relentless fighting are being repeated across you. quin stony ask region . at least 3 people including a child were killed when a local market was hit. the rocket, reportedly launched by ukrainian forces struck an area controlled by russian back separatist. i think whole neighborhood gave his boyish to number, but shop was full of people and everyone was scared. everyone and everything in the market fell was very frightening. you're walking and you don't know when a bomb will go off those in me, amena, what's the fighting? an

john homan, elders, it still had announced around the new job opportunities in libya that are leading many young people to taste and often living a decade in limbo, refugees from the central african republic returning home. ah, it's time to get wet again. if you're in sil, away c, as you can see, the clouds are everywhere in southeast asia, which is usual ready time of the year. are usually focus points for forecasting the rain. this is one of them. so it stretches out through the philippines as well. born is not as well as it was, but the north of sumatra probably min, montana and cambodia also focuses of heavy rate. proper winter's setting in australia. you know, that has some significant snow in the victorian alps couple of days ago. where looks like with this next batch coming in, we might see the same again or the last rain that was in latin the out because this consolidated line in the tasman. see, and there's not much more to come there per sitting at 18 degrees. but let's just focus on the next 2436 hours where this cold weather means. once more, we could get to about half a m

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the bodies were found by a truck driver around 120 km from the southern border of libya with chad. libya is a major transit route for people hoping to reach europe, often via dangerous boat journeys across the mediterranean. the african union is calling for calm nd has recalled its ambassador. it comes after claims denied by ethiopia that its troops killed seven sudanese soldiers and a civilian in the region last week. it is a fertile strip of farming man that has long been disputed between the two nations. the managing partner of the sudanese think tank and site strategy partners specializes in policy research across the region and says it is difficult to determine the truth of what is happening on the border. >> it seems like another phase of a series of escalations, but what is quite clear this time is that sudan is pushing his at the international level as well and has written to the united nations and ethiopia has responded, saying it was malicious and not the ethiopian army involved in the attack and in the skirmishes. quite frankly both have spun so many stories around skirm

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thought even if the how something is i think had an, i mean, generally vision of libya and jones that all of the want to hear from us about bus . i'm a jason lockwood, if he is a that some of the, of the in jess. no more current at the mathematica. i'll do shut off. he may come on board and rekey, the whole southern, ah conductor, who is married with a young family. the children are no where settled in south africa, but the family had to take some tough decisions in their adopted country. the news was one that isn't about 50 feet. i'd say no, watch a lot that can and the ability can almost half and the dental most popular man. how are you that are seen shot all back from the 10 minute had a minute fennel motions of the talent out of it official. how much of the had to can negotiate it will be, but i can't guess i hadn't, he had a family, i feel libya would suffer my because osha least at the rest of but that he, if he's, you know, before you had any kind of caught up for him in the country norman saw about to oh, but the confusion on that the had the management be say you measure the

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