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The few people left ear and this town is one the dozens of constituencies there will not be voting on monday because of insecurity. it has left many here feeling even more powerless. translation: �* , translation: ahmed is saddened that he cannot _ translation: ahmed is saddened that he cannot but _ translation: ahmed is saddened that he cannot but like _ translation: ahmed is saddened that he cannot but like many - that he cannot but like many parts of the country. he says he feels like _ par...

They want them to go back to my and ma. clearly that is not possible particularly with a country now taken over by the mitchie that carry out ethnic cleansing four years ago. it means no provision is being made for permit education facilities for children, it is limited what they get. they dont have any status, they are vulnerable to very dangerous conditions in the camps with criminal gangs running rife. that is replicated if they get out of the camps and get to malaysia or thailand or indonesi...

A prison island in the bay of bengal, and although there is a lot of aid agency were going on, there are not the facilities and the ability to give children any normal environment, including education. is notjust in bangladesh. rohingyas have led to other countries like malaysia where they choose to 90, malaysia where they choose to go, and theyre still stateless and have no status, not entitled to education so you have entire generations of children getting very little education or none all, an...

Continuing the extra $300 a week. bob. >> taken the politics out of it, because this is a legal matter. indicating he hit the statutes on the head. the policies because of the economic insecurity due to unemployment and its a serious menace. why the state can stop the agreement with the federal government. indiana uniquely has this particular statute that also indicates the secure, the rights of these benefits. no bars, no exceptions. those benefits are there. that statute is saying indiana must...

An immediate ceasefire in the tigray region of ethiopia. called to the commons to make an urgent statement on the situation, the foreign office minister, james duddridge, said the government was "deeply concerned" about the humanitarian crisis in the region. there is no sight of an end. it has taken a terrible, terrible toll on the people of tigray — more than 350,000 people are assessed to be in famine—like conditions in total more than anywhere else in the world. and sadly, this is expecte...

To allow her to open a full investigation. now on bbc news: time for hardtalk. welcome time for hardtalk. to hardtalk. im stephen welcome to hardtalk. im stephen sackur. no industry has been hit harder by the global covid pandemic than edie asian. cross—border travel is either banned or constrained by tests and quarantine across most of the world. besides, who wants to travel for either business or pleasure in a world full of insecurity and uncertainty? that is the challenge facing my guest, j...

Welcome to hardtalk. im stephen sackur. no industry has been hit harder by the global covid pandemic than aviation. cross—border travel is either banned or constrained by tests and quarantines across much of the world. besides, who wants to travel for either business or pleasure in a world full of insecurity and uncertainty? that is the challenge facing my guest, johan lundgren, ceo of easyjet, europes second—biggest budget airline. can his business model survive the double whammy of covid a...

The united nations rights body now warning of a further escalation in violence and a deepening humanitarian crisis. despite the brutal ongoing crackdown, a nationwide movement demanding a return to democracy continues. rebecca henschke, bbc news. to nigeria now, where police have forcefully dispersed protesters in the countrys two cities of lagos and abuja. activists called nationwide protests on saturday to denounce rising insecurity following the increasing rate of abductions and killings in v...

Numbers across major cities in nigeria to protest growing insecurity and what they describe as "clampdown" on freedom of expression in the country. this comes a week after twitter was banned. the government said twitter was being used to undermine the corporate existence of this country. matter of fact, twitter had deleted a tweet by president buhari, claiming that it breached its rules. in the last six months, hundreds of students have been kidnapped from their schools. simultaneously, multiple...

LAGOS/ABUJA (Reuters) -Police fired tear gas and detained several demonstrators in the Nigerian cities of Lagos and Abuja on Saturday during protests over the country's worsening security situation, Reuters witnesses said. Anger over mass kidnappings-for-ransom, a decade-long Islamist insurgency and a crackdown on protesters in Lagos last October has fueled demands for the government of President Muhammadu Buhari to do more to tackle violence and insecurity. There was a heavy police prese...