women in egypt have discovered the power of boxing. and we meet online activist masih alinejad and hear about her campaign that allows ordinary women to experience a littttle freedom.. womemen in iran arare expecteo cover their heads in public. and if they want to apply for a passport or trel abroaoad, they need male permission. and wivehahave little chchancef obtainining a divorce.e. nonetheless, women have bebeen campaigning g for equal ririghn their country since the turn of the millennium. social media has given the movement a boost. it's used by more than half of the iranian population. and men, in n rticular, , are discovering there really is strength in numbers, regardless of where they are in the world. masih: it's a punishable crime to be unveiled in public according to the sharia laws in iran. you get lashes. you get jailed and fined. but more important than this, you won't be allowed to get an education from the age of seven. if you take off yoyour headsca, you won't be allowed to get a job. you won't be allowed to live in y

got killed this well with that in sinai and other parts of egypt's. tens of thousands more than 60000 as you know are in detentions and solitary confinement. i just wanted to ask you about that do you have contact with the families of the friends of those who have been imprisoned do you what can you tell us about the conditions they have to endure in prison. it's a hard look at connections let's meet let me tell you so more than 800 people have died due to missing medical treatments and getting proper medication including the 1st and only elected president of egypt the former relates to mohamed morsi weeks ago. you're talking about people from all the fruit political colors people who used to be oppositions of the moment morsi of the freedom and justice party people who are seculars and that's just people even from the army like so many used to be the army chief and no one knows about them so no one we have hundreds of people that have not met their families for years now. who have even till today can you imagine that there are people that that we don

egypt hired german advisors including form of a general vilhelm. bestand in that small intimate i mean from merton signed on with the egyptians in march 951. 1 of many german military advisors and trainers and i said that this work paid extremely well for the thought. the matins family now lived in cairo in a city that in the early fifty's was rapidly developing into a modern metropolis. but militants often returned to west germany to develop his business contacts. begin to documents show that the diamond corp even gave him a car for his personal use or so americans noted that it was a mercedes of course we asked why he needed such an expensive car. the 1st. i have no idea. it was a status symbol something that would share with others that he was important or other and from the beginning we always had miss a.d.'s carlos. mencia to the script on. the egypt mittens built the foundation for his future career as a weapons dealer. his business contacts brought him to the attention of the b.m.d. the west german intelligence service. in early 1955 militan

in egypt the permitting process is a little different. i've been working at a 3,800-year-old site, so we started a funding process about six months before our season begins. i work with the very kind permission of the egyptian government, and they have very, very strict rules and regulations around that process, and we have to tell them exactly where we're going. but i'm very lucky, i'm very fortunate, i get to -- i've gotten to travel all over the world. we're wrapping up a project in peru, we're about to go to i would ya. so i joke with people -- india. i joke with people i dream of doing projects in fiji in the middle of the winter. >> you will encounter no sympathy for getting away from alabama in the winter in chicago. [laughter] >> i figured i wouldn't. >> so talk a little bit about global explorer, right? this was the platform that you set up after the ted prize. >> yeah. so one of the big questions we have in archaeology is, first, how many archaeological sites are out there left to find and also how do you think -- how can we cre

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a venue for what is being described as a unique historical artefact, not just for egypt, but for the whole world. a french inventor‘s successfully become the first person to cross the english channel on a jet—powered hoverboard. it was second time lucky for franky zapata, who fell into the sea whilst trying to refuel, on his first attempt last month. james waterhouse reports. just a warning — if you're a fan of taking the ferry or train, they're about to seem very boring. this was how franky zapata decided to make the 22—mile crossing over the english channel. and how's this for an arrival? just to see him in the distance with my little binoculars was just amazing, and as he flew over — just amazing. i didn't know what to expect. i thought it could well be a historical thing, but it was really high—tech. it was amazing. crossing the channel, however you do it, has always captured the imagination. matthew webb was the first person recorded to swim between france and britain, in 1875. louis bleriot was the first person to fly it, in 1909. we just came to provide something m

the egypt merchants built the foundation for his future career as a weapons dealer his business contacts brought him to the attention of the b.m.d. the west german intelligence service. in early 1955 militants traveled for several months across the middle east including a stop in saudi arabia. saudi king faisal became an important client. met him soon delivered warships to him. he traveled as far as pakistan where he later sold the government fighter jets for the war with india. a number of post-colonial states were now building up their military forces. during his travels matins met with a number of former nazis who worked as military advisors as well as top security officials including titled to newsy of saudi arabia and mohammad of egypt. the indie documents indicate that met in strip was financed by german businesses including diamonds the company has so far not responded to our request for comment . after militants returned to braman he came up with a plan to use part of the port as a base for weapons exports. at the same time the b.n. deal was developing a secret plan to export sur

so many have been other is china, egypt, southwest. we have a lot of work to do and we need to think carefully about the ethics. the only people that get to our archaeologists are specialists of the region and there are challenges, data can be lost, we do the best we can with the data storage and it gets blocked out. wwhat we are doing is creating something to empower the communities it makes them the culture heritage and that is something we definitely want to do. certainly. they are making extra money to do the same thing. i think we have to look much more carefully at that. >> that is all the time we have tonight. if you don't yet have a book you can purchase one in the back. i would like to thank our friends for tonight and thank those oboth of you for such a wl evening in session. [applause] good afternoon. welcome to the theater at the

egypt mittens built the foundation for his future career as a weapon stealer. his business contacts brought him to the attention of the b.m.d. the west german intelligence service. in early 1955 militants traveled for several months across the middle east including a stop in saudi arabia. saudi king faisal became an important client. maton soon delivered warships to him. he traveled as far as pakistan where he later sold the government fighter jets for the war with india. a number of post-colonial states were now building up their military forces. during his travels matins met with a number of former nazis who worked as military advisors as well as top security officials including titled to newsy of saudi arabia and mohammedan of egypt. the indie documents indicate that met in strip was financed by german businesses including diamonds the company has so far not responded to our request for comment . after militants returned to blame and he came up with a plan to use part of the port as a base for weapons exports. at the same time the b.m.d. was developing a sec

egypt as a car which blew up in a crash in central cairo was carrying explosives to be used in an attack. governments remove special status for indian administered kashmir. being told the same. chaos on the streets of hong kong as police move in to break up protestors leading a general strike. follow the ceasefire in syria's rebel held province has collapsed regime forces are resuming the bombardment of the government is accusing rebel forces of violations it's also blaming turkey for not guaranteeing the truce the cease fire was agreed in kazakstan on thursday is that 100 near the turkish syrian border so is short lived ceasefire what more are you hearing about why it's collapse now. well like you mentioned collapse the airstrikes have resumed so far no reports of casualties it was announced late thursday friday night since then it has been quiet there have been no air strikes yes the warring parties shelled each other along the front lines but that cease fire was largely holding so in many ways this is a sudden announcement an unexpected announcement from the syrian military just a few

a venue for what is being described as a unique historical artefact, not just for egypt, but for the whole world. stay with me on bbc news, i'll be back with the business briefing in just a few moments. more detail on what's happening at heathrow. if you are stuck or concerned about where you are headed, be sure to join us shortly. a dramatic end to the weekend with some torrential rain. we can expect further torrential downpours, and we can expect some disruption. low pressure once again seizing control of our weather, you see these lumps of clouds on the picture. we start monday with two bands of showery rain, one moving across northern scotland, another moving across east anglia and the south—east of england. this area of showers should clear away, throught the day, and much of england will be dry and bright, with a few light showers in the south and west. a scattering of eavy downpours for northern ireland and scotland, 19—25 degrees on and a fairly breezy day. during monday evening, heavy bursts of rain moving across shetland. dry weather and clear spells elsewhere, but the

we have a lot of meetings including with the president of egypt, which i'm looking forward to. i'm meeting with angela merkel and a few others. we have some sessions. and then we'll have a nervous if you so choose. on macron, no, no, he spoke to me, he asked me. i said if you want to do that, that's okay. i don't consider that disrespectful at all. >> president al-sisi is very important. >> ask mike pompeo, secretary of state and he's working very, very hard on that situation and very competently. if you look and see what's going on with the palestinians, we'd like to see if we can make a deal. it's very tough. it got complicated by the israel elections. but we're going to know who the prime minister will be fairly soon. i think the palestinians would like to make a deal. as you know, i cut off most funding to the palestinians, a lot of funding. i think they'd like to make a deal. we'll see what happens. they pay, pay, pay. this went on for years. so i don't believe in that. we cut off their funding a lot of it. we'll see what happens. i think they want to make a deal, the pale

this is supposed to be a good catalyst for the market in egypt. it is a good story for egypt. we had standard chartered in the other day. a quick mention on oil. i put it as a big risk. oil turned around again. do you think that is just a risk on story or something more to it? >> oil is up for a third straight session. $59 a barrel. , the story remains for budgets in the middle east. the gcc primarily. the story is -- the yields on gcc bonds have slumped to near the lowest level in three years this month. we are going to keep track of it. manus: we are going to dig into the gcc bonds. thank you very much. it is your debut on the show. well done. let's get to annabelle. she has land in the show. she is in hong kong. >> should shareholders come first? not according to the latest from some of the world's biggest companies, including jamie dimon. they want to abandon the long-held view among discontent over income inequality. business roundtable released a statement saying the purpose of a corporation is to serve all its constituents. that includes employees, customers, investors,

the gold—plated coffin of egypt's boy king tutankhamun has been seen for the first time outside his tomb. the sarcophagus is undergoing restoration, in a process that is expected to last around eight months. it is the first time such work has been carried out since his tomb was unearthed nearly a century ago. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. even housed in protective plastic, the coffin of the boy king is still an impressive sight. the different layers of the sarcophagus, including tutankhamun's mummified remains, undergo the most delicate and careful of work. the state of conservation of the coffin is very fragile, because it was never restored since the discovery. we expect eight months of preservation and restoration. he may have only ruled egypt for around ten years, more than 3000 years ago, but tutankhamun has fascinated the world ever since his tomb was discovered in 1922. his coffin is not the only a rtefa ct that in 1922. his coffin is not the only artefact that is undergoing important restoration work. translation: more than 5000 pieces of tutankhamun's will be exhibited for th

not just for egypt, but the whole world. tim allman, bbc news. if you want some time outdoors, you might have to choose your time wisely, a very changeable week, you will get some sunshine but there will get some sunshine but there will be thundery showers around, particularly over the next few days, and especially the further north you are. thisjet and especially the further north you are. this jet stream, and especially the further north you are. thisjet stream, dipping west out of the us and canada, we're on the cooler side of it where areas of low pressure form. one sitting with us low pressure form. one sitting with us for the next few days, producing slow—moving thunderstorms, but later this week notice this bigger one developing as the jet stream strengthens. towards friday, we could see a more extensive area of rain, with strong to gale force winds. more of you will sit in the sunshine than many did this morning, but one area of cloud is moving away from eastern england, showers going with it. some showers in this cloud across northern

first put forth by iran and egypt in 1974 as a u.n. resolution to be expanded to weapons of mass destruction in egypt, thefrom proposal has been discussed for many years. cns has worked many years and we have publication on the zone issue. most recently in november, 2018, the u.n. general assembly adopted a resolution asking the u.n. secretary-general to convene a conference about weapons of mass destruction free zone starting from 2019 and continuing until there is a legal binding treaty. the first conference will be -- right now is being planned for november 2019 in new york, but the initiative has been received in the region with mixed results. we are very delighted that dr. ford agreed to speak about it today. let me introduce dr. ford. chris served as special assistant to the president and senior director of weapons of mass destruction at the nsc. and ased on capitol hill an intelligence officer. a less known fact about you, you are a third toree black belt in two did itjiu jitsu and i think serves you well in your current positio

on the the pro isis the sort of salafist movement inside sinai inside egypt on the other side of the border. this is come something out of the blue and it's right in the center a double attack right in the center of gaza city in which not just hamas police within there is some sympathy in this have been targeted but also passes by very much put in danger so there is a deal of support i think for a crackdown which we understand to be pretty much underway now carrie thank you very much for that for now that and carry forth that with all the latest live and gaza thank you yemen now with the un recognized government has launched an attack against u.s. backed separatists and any to would have taken control of the international airport if the latest move to recapture the poor city from the separatist forces 2 weeks after they lost control of it all flights at the airport was suspended and workers were evacuated due to the fighting the u.n. says at least 40 people have been killed in several days of fighting hundreds more have been engineered. we're plenty more ahead on the news hour includ

egypt's government is now saying a bomb was the cause of a blast that killed 20 people on sunday the interior ministry had initially said the incident in cairo was an accident involving multiple vehicles it happened on a busy road outside a cancer hospital the government says the driver was on his way to carry out an attack elsewhere to the kaldis as a non resident fellow at that the heavy the institute for middle east policy he's joining us via skype from cairo thanks for speaking to us what do you make of that government statement that has just come through because as we're saying initially authorities in egypt blamed the explosion on a chorus speeding into oncoming traffic but now this explanation has changed lives explanation x. surely helps us better understand what's it's like it was a little bit. difficult to understand how a car accident happens all the time that we can explode at this this many victims. that's that remains to be seen who is really. it was really. is that sort of these explosives it's certainly a concern given the size of the explosion raises questions about

in the same house as a larger gyptian collection and that's why i did a lot of research on ancient egypt. on and so it also gives as inspiration not just the building and the architecture as such it's the site in its entirety that shows me how to put a space and motion that all done with the walls at the me i am 2013 the company was invited to call carter then calcutta to cap year of cultural exchange between india and germany off the production was staged in the courtyard in wings of an old private palace dating from colonial times. about collaborated on a project with the indian choreographer apart manager tour and her ensemble. i was out of the project in calcutta i was very unusual it was an old palace so naturally a different way of telling stories a marriage because the rooms had simply been sealed off and there was this life that had taken place previously as have time it stood still like a fairy tale when everyone's fallen into a deep sleep and time goes on and the pictures on the malls fade to black and dust settles everywhere to papers and the bed it was really a very interesti

she'd set 3 german records the same year she brought home grown loose from the world championships in egypt and. back home in berlin she trains 3 or 4 times a week many free divers take up yoga and various meditation techniques and there prefers crosstrees a grueling full body training program that pushes her to her limits. if not more thought i'm afraid diver so i've only got one breath and i need muscle condition that can work without using a lot of oxygen and i'm making very good progress with cross at home and of course so good for. her approach to life is to take the i'm beaten path she briefly tried her neoprene diving suit for a laptop. in may 2019 and i published her 1st book it's an athlete's biography but also much more besides. i'm actually quite the opposite of a free diver and i have one line that is too small of the living and i'm not an especially good swimmer i've got so many things that should stop me but i'm still quite a success at it. i've been one of the world's best for over 10 years now a story that should encourage everyone to approach life with an open mind to. get

in its fight against isis fighters in the sinai peninsula restricting movement across the egypt goes a border i believe that as we see further security coordination and cooperation between have our security services and egyptian security apparatuses it seems to me that we see further tension between how the us and i see a further bloodshed that will have us allies and as we so saw it last night i don't think this is going to be the last incident this month has already seen increased instability with rockets fired into israel attempts by armed men to breach the border fence israeli airstrikes and artillery fire targeting gaza now a source of internal instability has been made fatally clear amasses insisting it will maintain security and punish those behind the attacks are a force it out to syria gaza and the top consecutive week of protests in hong kong protesters have accused police of sexually abusing female demonstrators hundreds of people dressed in black took part in a sit in one woman says she had to walk past male officers after she was trips a another demonstrated to use offic

equally at home in the water and in the television studio full of paralympic swimming a champion from egypt who is making a splash on television and it's not just her gold medal that sets her apart she also has down syndrome. rocked my car lead has truly swum her way to freedom the 23 year old has down's syndrome. here with her new friends she's in her element. to the head i'm happiest when i'm here practicing with my friends the house and i chat and play with them. and i feel like a champion. yeah. but following. their training for the upcoming international competitions. rocked was mother is often hurt by the cruel discrimination her daughter endures. but swimming has helped compensate for people's poor treatment. after all she's already won several medals in international competitions. another thing that makes her special is the morning show she presents on the popular egyptian t.v. channel d m c before the recording rock my has a briefing with 2 colleagues and some guests rock my has been presenting the morning show for 9 months together with a colleague rockmart always opens the show s

egypt's government is now saying a bomb was the cause of a blast that killed 20 people on sunday the interior ministry had initially said the incidents in cairo was an accident involving multiple vehicles. and government parts of the law that give significant autonomy to indian administered kashmir the region is set to be split into parts special protections are being removed. thousands of people have attended a candlelight vigil in el paso texas to honor the 22 people killed in a mass shooting at a shopping complex on saturday it's the worst attack in the u.s. so far this year a 21 year old white man is facing multiple criminal charges. and in ohio a large crowd gathered. vigil in dayton's oregon district to mourn the deaths of 9 people who were killed during another mass shooting early on sunday well lease a there is no evidence to suggest about race was a motive. and a short time ago dayton's police chief described the type of weapon that was used in the crime we are less than 36 hours into this incident and its investigation can confirm that if all the magazines that we recovered

equally at home in the water and in the television studio full of paralympic swimming champion from egypt who is making a splash on television and it's not just her gold medal that sets her apart she also has down syndrome. rocked my car lead has truly swum her way to freedom the 23 year old has down's syndrome. here with her new friends she's in her element. to the head i'm happiest when i'm here practicing with my friends the house and i chat and play with them. and i feel like a champion with you all. what. they're training for the upcoming international competitions. rock as mother is often hurt by the cruel discrimination her daughter endures. but swimming has helped compensate for people's poor treatment over a month after all she's already won several medals in the international competitions. another thing that makes her special is the morning show she presents on the popular egyptian t.v. channel d m c before the recording rock my has a briefing with 2 colleagues and some guests rock my has been presenting the morning show for 9 months together with a colleague rockmart always ope

botches the senior expert on egypt for the bertelsmann foundation base here in berlin he says comes the hapless center of global competition of systems western democracies should show solidarity and resilience and the ability to learn. and carry channels from hong kong works for g w social media team in berlin she says china's propaganda war is only uniting the people of hong kong and they will not stop fighting on the streets until they get a real response from the government. thanks so much to all of you for being here today and to our viewers of course from around the world as well if we could start with you you know you say that it's all a matter of of the people. talking in in hong kong and of beijing experimenting with this city have they lost control of the laboratory the laboratory that is right hong kong right now for the chinese government and are events taking on a life of their own there one see it is out of control of beijing never controls hong kong in the remaining but conscious of the public image in the international words the situation home call is like it is hong kong

a curfew that's been imposed paulsen the security forces have been deployed from across india go to egypt that already is heavily militarized so the people of christian need who are outside of that particular regional body about that electives back home but as far as work goes that says there is still silence we don't know what they're feeling you should judge delhi thank you so much. that's the united states for presidents trump has said that his country must condemn white supremacist addressing the nation following the weekend's mass shootings mr trump described the incidents as barbaric and crimes against all humanity 29 people were killed within 13 hours on saturday and sunday 20 at a wal-mart store in el paso texas 9 of us in dayton ohio the president described the shootings as mentally ill and called for a speedy death penalties for hate crimes saying that hate had no place in the united states the shooter in el paso posted a manifesto online consumed by racist hate in one voice our nation must condemn racism bigotry and white supremacy these sinister ideologies must be defeated hat

in its fight against eisel fighters in the sinai peninsula restricting the movement across the egypt gaza border they believe as we see further security coordination and cooperation between have our security services and egyptian security apparatuses it seems to me that we see further tension between how the us and i so further bloodshed between have. as we so saw it last night i don't think this is going to be the last incident this month has already seen increased instability with rockets fired into israel attempts by armed men to breach the border fence israeli airstrikes and artillery fire targeting guards are now a source of internal instability has been made fatally clear how mass is insisting it will maintain security and punish those behind the attacks are a force it out to syria gaza hong kong police are being accused of sexually abusing female protesters during recent demonstrations people wore black clothing during a sit in on wednesday to support both have been victims one woman described being strip searched on necessarily by male officers another said her skirt was the

egypt thank. you. thank. you and egypt's. new school next hour full of admiration. all we're very proud to have him 50 so fit for his age he has a great sense of humor and is wonderful with the children obama got keeps him young and does it look. i'm not that young anymore. but. yes watch well i can do pretty much anything if i want to get a little bit older i'm not enough to tell him just yet and it's children expect to see him diving in every thursday we don't fail. now you come in ok pick up a conduit you in the days i used to die from the 5 minutes aboard the good bye. good genes so all right the big someone's down the conversation continues online the finest news you can follow me in print off t.v. and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then about. ready bold moves crazy business. no risk no gain something that can projects can out and boost the economy while well considered ones fizzle out or end in tears. at some transformational moments in the history of economic activity. made in germany next on. entering th

equally at home in the water and in the television studio full of paralympic swimming champion from egypt who is making a splash on television and it's not just her gold medal that sets her apart she also has down syndrome. rocked my college has truly swung her way to freedom the 23 year old has down's syndrome. here with her new friends she's in her element. to the head i'm happiest when i'm here practicing with my friends the house and i chat and play with them i am.

in its fight against eisel fighters in the sinai peninsula restricting their movement across the egypt gaza board. i believe that as we see further security coordination and cooperation between have a security services and egyptian security apparatuses it seems to me that we see further tension between how the us and i so further bloodshed between have us and i said as we so saw it last night i don't think this is going to be the last incident this month has already seen increased instability with rockets fired into israel attempts by armed men to breach the border fence israeli airstrikes and artillery fire targeting guards are now a source of internal instability has been made fatally clear how mass is insisting it will maintain security and punish those behind the attacks are a force it regards are coming up after the web why poor access to clean water could help spread the bible are in the democratic republic of congo also once lost forests now blackened devastation where inside the amazon is huge parts of it .

in its fight against eisel fighters in the sinai peninsula restricting their movement across the egypt gaza border i believe that as we see further security coordination and cooperation between have our security services and egyptian security apparatuses it seems to me that we see further tension. it would have us and i so further bloodshed that would have us as we so saw it last night i don't think this is going to be the last incident this month has already seen increased instability with rockets fired into israel attempts by armed men to breach the border fence israeli airstrikes and artillery fire targeting gaza now a source of internal instability has been made fatally clear amasses insisting it will maintain security and punish those behind the attacks are a force it out to syria gaza. so to come on the program there are reports from the amazon where landowners and scientists are taking stock of the devastating fires and why health workers in the largest refugee camps say that they're struggling to provide enough care for women giving backs. hello there we have got not bad condit

the murals lead visitors on a tour of the neighborhood and works because if i put the exodus from egypt into a contemporary context since we're talking about migration so much. migration doesn't know time were borders and just how brutal like to add little stories i've got mary offering her donkey a virtual carrier because it's. brutal outdoors and for free 450 years after his death he still inspires it. and it really fits brussels where people are always looking for murals of comic figures these are surprising because they aren't comics but that's really neat. brutal influence many other artists as well including his sons and grandsons he founded an artistic dynasty but none of his descendants painted details so 2 playfully so masterfully as peter the elder. games calm is an annual trade pfaff a computer and video games held in cologne here in germany this year up 240-0000 fusion are expected to visit making it the biggest game of dent in the world it is a huge business loss in america alone the business was worth $44000000000.00 making it an even bigger industry than hollywood i'll be

and the little boy is western civilization that rebels against the mother egypt. and so again, he's kind of making a kind of comparison. now i don't know that i can actually answer what they saw as being the closest. because their observations were always in contrast. it was always about what's different. so there wasn't much observation about, oh, this is like this country. >> so i've seen alex sales de tocqueville's "democracy in america" and read much of it, and it's two very large volumes. what volume of work has been done by the other three visitors you've mentioned? is it extensive? how much is there to be read? >> in particular about america? yeah, okay. so actually, just to go back to tocqueville, there are three books written about america. democracy in america, the book on the penitentiaries, and gustav de beaumont wrote "marie" about -- basically about race. and tocqueville and beaumont originally were going to write together, but somewhere along the journey they decided to write separate pieces. and so really interestingly, they both wrote home about t

come from that area we have been patient but our patience has limits. 19 people have been killed in egypt in a crash involving multiple cars in cairo on sunday the accident triggered an explosion which set fire to the neighboring national cancer institute 30 people were also injured egypt's prosecutor general has ordered an investigation. around 500 firefighters are tackling a big blaze in central portugal the fire started on saturday near the town of tomorrow forecasters are warning high temperatures could spark more fires last month the wildfire left more than 40 people injured and many homeless. the president of honduras is denied having links to drug trafficking after he was named in a document filed in the u.s. federal court american prosecutors accuse one orlando hernandez of receiving campaign contributions from cocaine traffickers in return for protection and says he's a victim of criminals seeking revenge. this is an act of revenge from drug traffickers against the only president that did what it had to be done it's only logical to expect this criminals to react like this they wa

tripoli some passengers are still missing the boat was carrying people from sudan morocco somalia and egypt will bring you more on that story as we get the details. the grim existence of women trafficked from nigeria is being highlighted in the new report victims of trafficking described how they prayed for death or cried until they couldn't human rights watch says an unknown number of nigerian women have been forced into sexual slavery and physical labor many before the age of even 17 the report says the support for survivors is inadequate existing systems either failed to help or sometimes breach victims' rights human rights watch has recommended an overhaul of the country's support system it says nigeria's government has to do more to prevent trafficking. agnus already ambo is the author of the report she says the conditions in government shelters can almost be as bad as when they were with the traffickers. they are forced to work for long hours without rest they are confined some of them i can find in a building they're not allowed to talk to their family lives sometimes they're not eve