haram specifically still have in northeastern nigeria. i was in my degree in the capital of borno state just one month ago where i met a mother who was fleeing the 3 children from a koran and she said that just one week ago when we were there a attack a suicide attack of a child was foiled that tells you something about the schools of this entire situation is not just adults that are in into. basically really working for a book or a because they do get a salary or they do get through it but it's also children while forced to to become part of this entire. goal of forming a islamic state not just here in nigeria but in a huge part of sub-saharan africa that influence is pretty much there which has to do with the desperation of many people in nigeria and other parts of subset africa especially the neighboring countries come over when you share a child a struggling struggling to contain the jihad is from gaining more ground and if a sharp reporting from lagos nigeria thank you. next we have to france the paris air show has started today in t

after boko haram fighters killed u.s. parents he joined the local vigilante group called the civilian joint task force at the age of 12. j.g. and one of the patrols which i spoke with the elders although i carried no weapon there was no fear in me i wasn't afraid of death so thousands of volunteers are helping the nigerian army fight a 10 year old conflict that's killed more than 30000 people and displaced over 2000000 among the my children that the united nations says should not have been allowed to take up arms and allegation seen every july and to commanders deny. the on that involve in any fight. because we check make movement if you are not on the part of us. is not a quarter it. is voluntary organization everybody i join you for 7 years these vigilantes half kept away boko haram fighters from my degree and other me to towns and cities in nigeria and used the help of the military in dismantling local cells forearm fighting patrolling i mean television is gathering. more than 1500 children in border states have now le

after boko haram fighters killed us parent he joined the local vigilante group called the civilian joint task force at the age of 12. j.g. and one of the patrols we spoke with the elders although i carried no weapon there was no fear in me i wasn't afraid of death so thousands of volunteers are helping the nigerian army fight a 10 year old conflict that's killed more than 30000 people and displaced over 2000000 among the my children that the united nations says should not have been allowed to take up arms and allegation seen every july and to commanders deny no they are not involved in any fighting. because we check make movement if you are not. part of us. is not. is voluntary organization everybody comes and join it for 7 years these vigilantes half kept away boko haram fighters from my degree and other militants and cities in nigeria and used the help of the military in dismantling look. forearm fighting patrolling i mean television is gathering. more than 1500 children in state have now left vigilante groups. unicef has been worked has worked on identifying the to the children workin

there are an estimated $24000.00 visual interest in both in the state alone the epicenter of the boko haram crisis it's not clear how many children have joined in other parts of the northeast but the united nations want the disengagement process to help children caught up in the violence and allow them a chance to a normal life but degrees. by a degree nigeria. protesters have toppled a statue of a soviet military here in ukraine's 2nd largest city kharkiv the bust of marshall. was pulled down during a rally by far right a nationalist groups which is to say the statue violated ukrainian. banning communist symbols sickles commanded red army forces during the final assault on berlin and the 2nd world war. with walls nearly 35 kilometers long the historic attorney called forth in pakistan is believed to be the world's largest age and why it was built is still unclear now archaeologists want to ensure the 4 gets the recognition they say deserves to report snow from the guitar motive range . a giant d.t.h. druck cherry in the middle of barge dry. dated ronnie called a fortress it was strai

only reserves for groups such as or boko haram saying that this group is responsible for destabilizing other countries around the middle east you don't see the u.s. easing up on those countries that for example want to buy oil from iran or trying to ease any economic sanctions that have been reimposed on iran in the wake of the u.s. decision to leave the nuclear deal which was signed 4 years ago it's really just a change in the tone but without these policy changes by the trumpet ministration it's really hard to see that there's going to be some sort of meeting of iranian and u.s. officials any time soon this may just be in response to growing international concern about the potential for some sort of conflict between the 2 countries all right thank you very much in jordan with all the latest from washington thanks very much well there is a mess ravi is in the iranian capital tehran and he has some of the reaction that. ever since the united states pulled out of the 2050 nuclear deal it has widened what was already a sizable trust gap between tech ron and washington so the latest comme

is boko haram corruption and such things but there are stories that are missing from the conversation so for example in northern nigeria we know stories about oppression when it comes to women but people do not realize there is a new movement of northern nigeria and women who are beginning to advocate for really important issues such as you think lucian and more recently a movement called area why me too are you i mean to north inhouse a language is spoken in northern nigeria and you have a lot of young women coming out to speak about abuse and sexual harassment and that's a growing movement right now in northern nigeria well madam says there are still going on and that needs to be told globally but from a lot around social activist from senegal should africa complain about the things that we seeing on the international scene i mean the negative negatives. my opinion is they want to show. the but things in africa in order to make us dream in order for us to need to come. in europe because america we don't need it we have an out of positive things in africa like young people. involving

says some of the children took up arms to help the army fight boko haram an allegation officials say is untrue. reports from my degree. a ceremony marking the formal disengagement of hundreds of former child. who the united nations says took part in fighting. in nigeria. have now turned to their families 6 years after dropping out to join the mohammad is back in school. last 5 years have been traumatic for the 16 year old. after boko haram fighters killed his parents he joined the local vigilante group called the civilian joint task force at the age of 12. j.g. and one of the patrols we chase spoke with the elders although i carried no weapon there was no fear in me i wasn't afraid of death so thousands of volunteers are helping the nigerian army fight a 10 year old conflict that's killed more than 30000 people and displaced over 2000000 among them are children that the united nations says should not have been allowed to take up arms and allegation scene every july and to commanders deny i know they are not involved in any fighting because we check make movements if you are not a par

authorities are suggesting the islamist militants boko haram might be behind the attack. the suicide bombings took place in a small village in northeast nigeria. that is where government forces have struggled to rain and a spike in terrorist activity. >> the morning after a tragedy, people gathered at the scene, trying to make sense of the night before. three separate explosions damaged shrapnel and look buildings in the area. suicide bombers struck outside a sports hall, where people had gathered to watch a soccer game. the group of mostly teenagers did not know what was going on. >> we were all here and we heard a loud sound. we were confused and wanted to know what it was. people were running everywhere. later we learned that people died, some were wounded. we stayed behind to clean up, then we left. i lost a friend. >> dozens of people were also wounded. three of them remain in serious condition in hospital. the explosions reportedly took place within a minute of each other, around 8:00 p.m. the scene on the night was so chaotic local authorities say they could not ge

boko haram has got a much bigger context than just saying that they're terrorists for taking away young girls there's poverty there's all that but there's always a story of hope in any story so it's up to us to find that hope most of the time the only reason we have negative news in the international media is because people within the country are not given the freedom to tell the story the way they want to if the media is free they will tell the good and the bad story inside the country and that gets outside as one should international audience have a full picture about africa for example of course yes i just want to take the occasion to dead people as a journalist you don't need to come with a template in your head you don't need to come we've a photo in your head and you want to see the photo you always in your head on the ground know you are talking about facts and people behind a screen they want to see those facts. my role is not to give interpretation my role is not to guide people to say ok you see this is go well you have to see this one this is no just give the facts and tell p

haram may be behind the attack the suicide bombings took place in a small village in northeast nigeria that's where government forces have struggled to rein in a spike in terrorist activity. the morning after a tragedy people gathered at the scene trying to make sense of the night before. 3 separate explosions scattered shrapnel and damaged buildings in the area the suicide bomber struck just outside a sports hall where people had gathered to watch a soccer game the group of mostly teenagers didn't know what was going on at the time. we were all here and we heard a loud sound we were confused and wanted to know what the sound was. people were running everywhere later we heard that people died some were wounded we stayed behind to help clean up and we lost. i lost a friend. or 2 with. dozens of people were also wounded 3 of them remain in a serious condition in hospital. the explosions reportedly took place within a minute of each other around 8 pm. the scene on the night was so chaotic local authorities say they couldn't even get through the military lockdown to assess the situation th

many countries. -- boko haram. how does a country like myanmar figure? myanmar has dropped tremendously the last two years but it had been improving for the five years prior to that. they have done a peace deal with a number of different rebel groups within the country and the main thing is if they can get the rohingya situation solved that which is not an easy situation to solve that myanmar could prove further. what i found also fascinating is a country like ukraine has shown the most improvement and yet we know, specifically in the east of the country, there is an ongoing conflict. what you have to understand, when countries have been mired in conflicts, a bit like syria, some improvement create quite a good bounce in terms of the rankings and score. the main thing driving the ukraine is a lot less deaths through conflict in the dansk region. this has been enough to create a bounce but it is still quite low on the global index. create a bounce but it is still quite low on the global indexm create a bounce but it

and find out how many kids in northern nigeria orphaned by boko haram are fighting back by getting to school. hello it's not whether it's on the ground but flooding is the story still through most states here is central section of the u.s. now if you top up the river levels and these showers will do that running up through texas and kansas it just makes things worse for all the way up the mississippi the missouri and the arkansas the river is pretty high and flooding in many many places so don't want to see too many more showers and we haven't got that many more to be honest and beyond this beyond the plains states really is looking fine to the east is fine quite warm 50 in toronto to the west apartment kasia no high ground shotokan ok $900.00 san francisco rising a little bit on tuesday a greater chance of showers throughout the midwest and up towards chicago at least on tuesday and they drift down towards louisiana some will be big heavy once we don't think there's a huge risk the target risk has declined a great deal through the caribbean the cloud has been extensive is not quite a

haram still has killed more than 30000 people including hundreds of teachers or the crisis is still far from over many predict the needs of children orphaned by the conflict will continue to rise and that the government needs to do more to care for them how to grease al-jazeera by degree geria. china has defended its actions during a tournament square crackdown in a rare comments acknowledging what happened in $1009.00 several people were killed when students and workers staged a mass pro-democracy protests at the iconic aging square china's defense minister says the government's actions were justified. sergers understood then. everybody is concerned about them and after 30 years throughout the 30 years china under the communist party has undergone many changes do you think the government was wrong with the handling of the incident on june the 4th there was a conclusion to that incident there was political turmoil that the central government needed to quell the government was decisive in stopping the turbulence that was the correct policy the final preparations are under way here in

haram still has killed more than $30000.00 people including hundreds of teachers. or the crisis is still far from over many predict the needs of children orphaned by the conflict will continue to rise and that the government needs to do more to care for them how much al-jazeera by degree. you want your deserve means to help run the reminder of our top stories at least 2 people have been killed and 10 others injured in sudan's capital after security forces opened fire on protesters they've been camped outside the military headquarters for weeks demanding a civilian government the military leadership is accusing protesters of fermenting allocate. israeli forces event of the al aksa mosque compound in occupied east jerusalem they used pepper spray and detained a number of palestinians who were attending the morals. also forces loyal to libya's u.n. recognized government so they've shot down a drone in southwest tripoli the video appears to show wreckage with an image of a u.a.e. flag is there a cannot independently verify the footage u.s. president donald trump says b

haram is often carried out suicide bombings in the region the u.s. has issued a security alert after recent bombings in saudi arabia the consulate in jeddah issued the warning of 2 car bombs on this june the 7th several people were injured the advisory also urges u.s. citizens to use extreme caution because of recent missile and drone attacks near yemen's border. safety trade wars and the growing security challenge in the gulf are causing concern at the paris air show the french president emanuel mccraw is attending one of the industry's largest events it will likely see more deals for airbus after boeing's troubles with its 737 next aircraft the plane was grounded after 2 failed crashes within 5 months those were the headlines more news in half an hour next it's inside story do stay with us. suspended but not scrapped anger of the hong kong's controversial extradition bill isn't going away and protesters are demanding the territories leaders step down so how will hong kong deal with growing public discontent and how is it viewed in china this is ins

haram still has killed more than $30000.00 people including hundreds of teachers. or the crisis still far from over many predict the needs of children orphaned by the conflict well continue to rise and that the government needs to do more to care for them how to greece al-jazeera by degree nigeria up next the sports news on the al-jazeera news hour and some magic from tiger woods delights a golf fans in ohio soledad so coming up in. june on al-jazeera people in power returns with an investigation into why india's capital delhi has some of the worst air pollution in the world. 2 years into the blockade we look at the future of the g.c.c. crisis and its impact on life in qatar join us for special coverage the big picture examines the power potential unprejudiced of knowledge official intelligence says it used to shape world leaders from the group of 20 nations will gather for the 14 feet 20 summit to be held for the 1st time in japan and in brand new episodes we follow people from around the globe who are risking it all just to make a living june on al-jazeera. captu

haram. has often carried out suicide bombings in the region. and the face of hong kong's pro-democracy movement has been freed from jail just for one is now joining mass protests against proposed extradition changes that would allow people to be sent to mainland china a trial. now chinese tech giant huawei is blaming the u.s. for a $30000000000.00 drop in revenue over the next 2 years and the panel held at 12 ways headquarters in chen's and founder and c.e.o. rendering phase says sales of that smartphones overseas have already dropped to 40 percent since january last month the u.s. banned american companies from selling technology to huawei accusing the chinese company of stealing trade secrets and threatening cyber security. at the time we didn't think this matter would disrupt a business we did not anticipate it was going to be as severe as it has become we've done some preparation it's like a badly damaged airplane we've protected only the core elements like the fuel tank we didn't protec

haram who took over when its founder mohammad yousuf was killed by the school or 2 forces in 2009 the group the book function. of targeting civilians kidnapping a lot of people including schoolgirls as well as individuals in the northeast and in particular targets civilian population those it consider that mostly as an enemy and as an enemy in its fight against nigerian state the international the islamic state in west africa probably a lot of groups actually operate in the other side of border and stood out though they've been known to of made some incursions in southern parts of borno state however it has the i swap allied groups of boko haram are known to have targeted mainly military facilities military personnel and of course some few civilians in the region. so then protest leaders are calling for more rallies as a tense standoff continues with the military to their own investigation into the violent dispersal of their sit in demonstration in khartoum earlier this month more than 120 people were killed in the crackdown their opinion is blame the military for that violence uganda

haram as well as i still i feel a good book or am have taken some hit but they also on their part have launched military attacks on military targets as well as civilian targets in the region recently we've seen how boko haram especially the shekel faction has renewed its suicide mission in the northeast of nigeria so this is a continual procession that has been going on for a very long time and we've seen over the last few years how despite the losses but quite a nice i still i feel elated groups have been able to adopt restricted areas and launch attacks not only on civilian targets but also all military forces in the region. protesters in hong kong refusing to back down from their demands a proposal that would allow suspects to be extradited to trial to mainland china sparked a wave of public anger that brought millions to the streets on kong's lead to carry law was forced to suspend the bill but protesters now want it scrapped altogether they also want to step down and for thora g.'s to stop referring to the demonstrations as a riot bearing it could lead to heavy jail terms protest

the epicenter of the boko haram crisis it's not clear how many children have joined in other parts of the northeast but the united nations want the disengagement process to help children caught up in the violence and allow them a chance to a normal life but degrees. by degree nigeria. indian air force pilots searching for missing climbers has spotted 5 bodies on a mountain in the himalayas the crime is from britain in the us australia and india where reported missing on friday they were part of a group. attempting to climb a 6000 meter peak near nanda davey when the area was hit by an avalanche. at least 5 people have been killed in a blast in afghanistan's capital kabul the explosion hit a shuttle bus carrying employees of the civil service commission 8 others where in jets. with walls nearly 35 kilometers long the historic ronnie conte 14 pakistan is believed to be the world's largest but its age and why it was built are unclear now archaeologists are working to find out and get the recognition they say it does a come on hyder reports from the key time on 10 week range. d.d.'s drop

haram sara kyra reports. an image of modern nigeria gleaming skyscrapers and young people on the move but a lot has changed since 1999 when nigerians are allowed to vote for a civilian president after 3 decades of clues and military rule. following. president mohamed who bihari was reelected for a 4 year term in february he won just over half of the ballots voter turnout was at a record low at 35 percent a study last year found that only a 3rd of nigerians are happy with their democracy and nearly 3 quarters believe politicians are corrupt under biharis leadership nigeria's a comic growth has slowed significantly to to just 2 percent millions of young people don't have a job in fact the official youth unemployment rate is 36 percent and it's estimated that needy $87000000.00 nigerians live in extreme poverty the highest in the world widespread rectories the shortages are common too and then there is the ongoing battle against armed groups such as broke her arm that continue to carry out attacks in the north.

haram sara kyra reports. an image of modern nigeria gleaming skyscrapers and young people on the move but a lot of change since 1999 when nigerians are allowed to vote for a civilian president after 3 decades of clues and military rule. following. president mohamed who bihari was reelected for a 4 year term in february he won just over half of the ballots voter turnout was at a record low at 35 percent a study last year found that only a 3rd of nigerians are happy with their democracy and nearly 3 quarters believe politicians are corrupt under biharis leadership nigeria's a comic growth has slowed significantly to to just 2 percent millions of young people don't have a job in fact the official youth unemployment rate is 36 percent and it's estimated that needy $87000000.00 nigerians live in extreme poverty the highest in the world widespread directories the shortages are common to and then there is the ongoing battle against armed groups such as book horror that continue to carry out attacks in the north. aft

haram has often carried out suicide bombings in the region the u.s. has issued a security alert after recent bombings in saudi arabia the consulate in jeddah issued the warning after 2 car bombings on june 7th several people were injured the advisory also added u.s. citizens to use extrusion caution because of recent missile and drone attacks near the border meanwhile yemen's who thier rebels say they've targeted a saudi airport with a drone for the 4th time since wednesday has not confirmed the attack. well those are the headlines join me for more news here on al-jazeera after a rewind stay with us. hello and welcome to rewind i'm richelle carey. since we launched al jazeera english back in 2006 our library of award winning documentaries has been growing year by year so here on rewind you decided to revisit some of the most important of those stories once again today rewinding to 2010 and north korea for the past several months or korea's deteriorating relations with the u.s. and the administration and donald trump in particular have threatened to pl

haram fighters destroyed classrooms kills teachers and kidnap students in 10 years of fighting and as a public school system is rebuilt in borno states experts say children need our help to al-jazeera is a dangerous reports from my degree. how much or more most of us saw our father killed by book order fighters who also took away how mother. now the 11 year old is fighting back challenging the ideology of our father's killers by getting an education. well. i want to. learn to know that well and. also. taken from a displaced people's camps she joins 200 others who are being looked after this school in the state capital made to. the number of orphans on the streets and the danger they potentially posed for criminal gangs or to fight for boko haram is forcing the government to take action 50 of these bigger schools have been built in borno state the epicenter of the book while i'm crisis they can take in thousands of children we never had a chance to go to school education has been cut short the government here hopes that they will help counter the extremist ideologies of the group and i

haram are being blamed but so far no one has claimed responsibility i would address as more from the nigeria's capital of abuja. the attack happened when a group of young men gathered around television sets watching a football match then 2 suicide bombers a male and female detainees at their devices killing instantly at least 20 people now and the death toll is mounting overnight and at least 17 other people have been confirmed to be injured in that attack and many medical workers believe that the figure could rise because of severity of the injuries none of the book i'm functioning of so far claimed responsibility but a lot of people including security experts believe that the attack was carried out by the chicago faction the long term leader of boko haram who took over when its founder mohammad yousuf was killed by the security forces in 2009 the group the book faction and it's known to have targeted civilians kidnapping a lot of people including schoolgirls as well as individuals in the northeast and in particular targets civilian population those it consider that mostly as an ene

and mega schools for orphans nigeria's plans to shake off a legacy of boko haram violence and kidnappings. welcome to the program at least 2 people are being killed in sudan and 10 others injured when security forces opened fire on protesters thousands of demonstrators in khartoum have been staging a sit in outside the military headquarters demanding a transfer of power to a civilian government to has the latest. this is what so than simply a tree leaders don't want journalists or the wider world to see a scene with echoes of the era of deposed pressed into a mile but sheesh. the army which had earlier promised to protect the protesters says the sit in outside the military headquarters in hart film is a danger to the state and now comes another warning. we must firmly stand up to the ongoing chaos and build a true state as for the civil state the protesters are demanding to be truly a civil and with no individuals above it it must be built on the rule of law it must be ruled by law and no one is above the law if this chaos continues it won't be a civil state it will be anarchy. protesters

haram in nigeria, that's actually now improved the situation in many countries. when you've had countries which have had real crisis situations, like myanmar, i'm thinking about the rohingya, the massacres of rohingya people there — how does that impact on a country specifically, how does myanmar figure? well, myanmar has dropped tremendously the last two years but what's interesting, it had been improving for the five years prior to that. they have done a peace deal with a number of the different rebel groups within the country, and the main thing, is if they can get the rohingya situation solved — that which is not an easy situation to solve — myanmar could actually improve further in peace. what i found also really fascinating is that a country like ukraine has shown the most improvement and yet we know, specifically in the eastern of the country, there is an ongoing conflict there. yes, what you've got to understand, when countries have been mired in conflicts — and it's a bit like syria — some improvement creates quite a good bounce in terms of the

there are an estimated $24000.00 vigilant is in both of those states alone the epicenter of the boko haram a crisis it's not clear how many children have joined in other parts of the northeast but the united nations want the disengagement process to help children caught up in the violence and allow them a chance to a normal life or degrees al-jazeera may degree nigeria. indian air force pilot searching for aids missing climbers has spotted 5 bodies on a mountain in the himalayas the climbers from britain in the u.s. australia and india where reported missing on friday they were part of a group attempting to climb a 6000 meter peak near nanda devotee when the area was hit by an avalanche. at least 5 people have been killed in a blast in afghanistan scapel kabul the explosion hit a shuttle bus carrying employees of the civil service commission aids others where in jets. with was nearly 35 kilometers long the historic running can't 14 pakistan is believed to be the world's largest but its age and why it was built on clear now archaeologists are working to find out and get the recognitio

number of orphans on the streets and the danger they potentially posed criminal gangs to fight for boko haram is forcing the government to take action 50 of these bigger schools have been built in borno state the epicenter of the book wire and crisis they can take in thousands of children we never had a chance to go to school education has been cut short the government here hopes that they will help counter the extremist ideologies of the group and it could be children with knowledge and education to help them thrive. the state's governor says the priority now is to get the children into a safer environment we did. we can actually intend patent opt out and. so my job now is in to show that i maintain discord. in this school and intend the school in a sustainable manner. but education experts say the often sneak more than just new school buildings where they need is more than education they are abnormal children and when you are a lady in towns there really is an abnormal child you see that they play or their equipment for and it is much more higher in terms of resources than trained in

haram sara cairo reports. an image of modern nigeria gleaming skyscrapers and young people on the move but a lot has changed since 1999 when nigerians are allowed to vote for a civilian president after 3 decades of the clues and military rule. following. president mohamed who bihari was reelected for a 4 year term in february he won just over half of the ballots voter turnout was at a record low at 35 percent a study last year found that only a 3rd of nigerians are happy with their democracy and nearly 3 quarters believe politicians are corrupt under biharis leadership nigeria's a comic growth has slowed significantly to to just 2 percent millions of young people don't have a job in fact the official youth unemployment rate is 36 percent and it's estimated that needy $87000000.00 nigerians live in extreme poverty the highest in the world widespread rectories the shortages are common too and then there is the ongoing battle against armed groups such as broke her arm that continued to carry out attacks in the no

please say it best the hallmarks of an attack by the islamist terror group boko haram. the incident happened on sunday and come to guide you to muddy kyrie borneo state. bombs detonated among a crowd gathered to watch football on television. branch school students of sort of their final exams the bacchanalia or the back short. stop over seven hundred and forty thousand candidates here france twenty four after hilly explains why the back is seen as something crucial. the french teenagers career prospects. it's about time of year again. monday marks the start of what some describe as the most grueling and stressful rites of passage in france. the bacchanalia locally in cold on the back. this year more than seven hundred and forty thousand students all over the country will say it's the end of high school exam. which was introduced by napoleon in. eighteen oh eight there are three different categories of back at all the exams. professional focused on trades like carpentry. technological which is centered on computer sciences. and the general by columbia. a majority of stud

haram and other religious fighters also operate in the area and sudan's ousted leader ahmed el bashir has been brought to the public prosecutor's office after he was charged with corruption he appeared for the 1st time since he was overthrown as he was driven from a prison in khartoum reports say the shia will also be charged with illegal possession of foreign currency those are your headlines on al-jazeera one of one is does next. it's a fact that the engine house a day 6 days a week to work here is financed and furious but it's not because all machines that they've building it's bodies one can see that it can them at a time. just says he used the red cross' defeated center in afghanistan has been a lifeline for people with disabilities victims of a strike this accidents and congenital illness but no matter how many limbs they make the patients keep coming. one on one east meets the remarkable people risking their lives to help the disabled in war torn afghanistan . sunday morning in the afghan capital kabul. it's the start of the working week. and the busiest day at the red cross is

number of orphans on the streets and the danger they potentially posed criminal gangs to fight for boko haram is forcing the government to take action 50 of these bigger schools have been built in borno state the epicenter of the book wire and crisis they can take in thousands of children we never had a chance to go to school education has been cut short the government here hopes that they will help counter the extremist ideologies of the group and it could be children with knowledge and education to help them thrive. the state's governor says the priority now is to get the children into a safer environment we live in. we can actually intend patent. so my job now is into sure that i maintain. this office in this school and intend this school in a sustainable manner. but education experts say the often sneak more than just new school buildings where they need is more than education they are abnormal children and when you are a lady in towns there really is an abnormal child you see that they play or their equipment for and it is much more higher in terms of resources than trained in a no

critical issue that the region has been dealing with for the last 10 years or so with the issue of boko haram and now i feel it's trying to take a foothold in west africa and the south this is a very serious concern for leaders at the summit which by the way is one of 10 that most of the leaders of west africa members of the economic community of west african states attending the region the fost of its kind in a very very long time here in nigeria elsewhere in west africa because most don't most of the times only a few leaders will arrive and then the rest will stand in that a percentage so but it looks like the issue of security is paramount on the minds of all the leaders gathered here when we come back and i just need a why libyan will to leave after i had ordered his forces to target turkish ships and interest. gapped in a refugee rescue ship is led away by italian police off the docking as a matter of right mediterranean port. how do you have those 2 training osaka for the g 20 delegates well it's still raining and it will do i think the next 2 days the system that's coming in from

haram who took over when its founder mohammad yousuf was killed by the security forces in 2009 the group the book function. is known to have targeted civilians kidnapping a lot of people including schoolgirls as well as individuals in the northeast and in particular targets civilian population those it considered mostly as an enemy and as an enemy in its fight against the nigerian state the international the islamic state in west africa probably allied groups actually operate in the other side of border and stood out though they've been known to of made some incursions in southern parts of borno state however it has made the i swap allied groups of books known to have targeted mainly military facilities military personnel and of course some few civilians in the region. say they've targeted a saudi airport with a drone for the 4th time since wednesday riyadh has not confirmed the attack on the airport close to the yemeni border. and the u.s. has issued a security alert after a recent bombings in saudi arabia the american consulate in jeddah sends out the warning to to call bombings on jun

haram. took place in the north of cameroon. security forces have confirmed the death toll twenty one army personnel and sixteen civilians lost up. in the dark. which is a cameroonian island lake chantnt. maltese prime ministers promise to s step up security and reconciliation efforts during a visit to the pretty to almost a hundred people were killed. but of course with the children the cell my own volition the village of sobhani donnana.. allolows the ethnic a dogoggone enclave in the center of mild his stoked fears of a flare up of inter ethnic violence. in the sahel region. here from twenty four you corona with this. praiaise to the ground. this is what remains of the village of savannah da off to sunday night's attack. the massacre was indiscriminate. many o of the victims includingg children was shot in the back. the assailants when they arrived set fire to the houses for people to get out sick he's also those who went on n site was sht down with h rifles. she and those who stayed insid

haram are being blamed because in kenya is that to deliver a verdict against suspects charged the 2015 attack on greasy university the 4 men face life in prison after killing nearly 150 people most of them were students survivors say the attackers initially killed indiscriminately but later released muslim students those are the headlines here on al-jazeera back with more news in half an hour do stay with us because inside story is next. al jazeera where every. 6 candidates battle it out to become the u.k.'s next prime minister and lead britain out of the european union how will they deal with the a c. that brought down to reason may and divided the country this is inside story. welcome to the program on martin dennis now the race to become britain's next prime minister is well underway with 6 men in the running to lead the governing conservative party by july 1 of them will replace to resume a she's stepping down after parliament refused to back a deal to take the u.k. out of the european union bracks it dominated the candidate's 1st televised debate bottas emma haywood reports the fr

haram who took over when its founder mohammad yousuf was killed by the security forces in 2009 the group the function. of targeting civilians kidnapping a lot of people including schoolgirls as well as individuals in the northeast and in particular targets civilian population those it considered mostly as enemy and as an enemy in its fight against nigerian state the international the islamic state in west africa probably its ally groups actually operate in the other side of borno state out though they have been known to have made some incursions in southern parts of borno state however it has made the ice who are allied groups of are known to have targeted mainly military facilities military personnel and of course some few civilians in the region. 4 people have been shot in toronto during a rally for the raptors the sit. these n.b.a. champions police say 2 people who were carrying firearms have been arrested hundreds of people ran from the scene in a stampede after they heard gunshots near city hall tens of thousands were in the area when the shooting happened. now china has been accuse

is voluntary organization everybody comes and joy for 7 years these vigilantes half kept away boko haram fighters from my degree and other militants and cities in nigeria's north east the military in dismantling the. forearm fighting patrolling i'm intelligent gathering. more than 1500 children have now left vigilante groups. unicef has been worked has worked on identifying the to the children working closely with the c.g. to.

haram and other religious fighters operate in the area as well. a butcher with more. in fact the conflict in some for a stage started way back as far back as 2009 and it's been like this for a very very long time however the last 4 years i've seen a spike in the number of attacks and the number of casualty figures because of these frequent attacks between the cattle herders and of course the local farming community now the problem as escalated to such a level that there are criminal gangs who have also come in and taken advantage of the vantage of the situation and this criminal gangs and the only limited to the nigerian side of the border that are foreigners as we were told by officials who have come into them for a state and also being part and parcel of this problem an official told al jazeera a few weeks ago that there are more than 48 cams 8 major cams and 4034 major smaller camps in some form of state alone so the whole problem actually is partly the problem of climate change is partly responsible for this crisis more and more cattle herders

haram are being blamed but so far no one has claimed responsibility. a course in kenya is set to deliver a verdict for suspects charged in the 2015 attack on the receive university the 4 men to face life in prison for killing 148 people most of them students some of these survivors say the attackers initially killed indiscriminately but later released muslim students a 5th suspect was acquitted for lack of evidence. albania's parliament has started the process to remove president better politicians say the president broke the law when he tried to cancel local elections though says that the vote would have been undemocratic because the opposition's refusing to take part in the constitutional court will have the final say now later on tuesday u.s. president donald trump is expected to officially launch his reelection campaign the event is to take place in florida a state that was crucial to his victory in 2016 and will be again next year if he hopes to retain the white house al-jazeera is complete health care reports now from orlando. here in meet up vot

and they know a lot about being under assault, as boko haram had gotten so powerful there. when i was there in nigeria trying to help some folks there, i was told that the obama administration had given them word, look, we'll give you more help with boko haram, but first you've got to legalize abortion and same-sex marriage and until you do that, you know, we're not going to be able to be as much help as we could. and as one catholic bishop in -- nigeria ably notably proclaimed, the president of the united states should know our religious beliefs are not for sale to anyone, including the united states. other expressions from other african leaders that were christians were similar. so this information about isis having plots that include crossing our border and attacks on our country, it's not really new. democratice brunt of scoffers, one comedian was making fun. and none of them bothered to mention that i was quoting the f.b.i. director in testimony from here on capitol hill. and like i say, back then f.b.i. director testifying under oath had more credibility than what an

no one has claimed responsibility, but the militant group boko haram, which has struck the area before, is suspected, according to local reports. the united nations warned monday it would likely have to begin suspending food assistance in yemen due to houthi rebels' interference in the distribution of the much needed aid. this the world food program's david beasley. >> we are now assisting, feeding over 10 million people per month. but as the head of the world food program, i cannot are sure you that all of the assistance is going to those who need it most. why? because we're not allowed to operate independently. and because aid is being diverted for profit and flash for other purposes. the bottom line is this, food is being taken from the mounds of hungry little girls and boys who need it just to survive. amy: the u.s.-backed, saudi led war in yemen has led to the world's worst humanitarian crisis. the u.n. reports that 80% of the population, over 24 million people, need some form of assistance. in the occupied golan heights, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu unveiled plans to

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