Approves a cease fire. And they killed my father killed my mother i feel skeered i dont want to go back to me and my. Family was killed in the Myanmar Military crackdown against the rich and six months on her suffering continues aljazeera revisit some of those who survived. As the one to olympics comes to an end in south korea a north korean delegation there says its ready to hold talks with the u. S. Over its Nuclear Program. There was no russian flag at that closing ceremony because the two failed drug tests but for russias athletes their own picks and on a golden note in the mens ice hockey final will have little sports news from the twenty eight team games. And one of indias biggest movie stars three baby died at the age of fifty four. Syrian Government Troops have launched a new ground and air offensive in the rebel held on plate of eastern buthe does alice after the u. N. Security Council Agreed to demand a cease fire progovernment video shows Syrian Forces moving towards the area on the outskirts of the mass. Because its been on the heavy bombardment by the government and its allies including russia at least five hundred people have been killed just in the past week or lets get a better idea of the area were talking about eastern guta and compas is the Eastern Suburbs of damascus and rebel mortar fire from eastern do they can reach the center of damascus a victory there is a Big Government priority to rebel groups hostile to each other control different sections of the enclave along with several smaller groups where Government Forces have tried to enter by using the homs to damascus highway and also at. Lets go straight to our correspondent osama bin job theyve now hes joining us live from the turkish city of near the border with syria and osama what is the latest youre hearing about this ground offensive into eastern. But clashes have continued elizabeth since this morning between rebel fighters and groups which have been trying to set around and play from multiple fronts theyve been trying to coming trying to come in from various sides but rebels have been saying that their fighters have been able to hold off this advance and the they have not allowed Government Forces to come in it is worth noting that morsy off the most effective parts of the Syrian Governments military are being used in this offensive that is the fourth brigade the tenth Brigade Special forces and the tiger brigades and there are at least five major groups of rebel fighters which operate in eastern including. A formerly linked group which is being used as a pretext to attack Eastern Ghouta but people have been saying that that number of fighters belonging to this particular group which is formally a list for front pages linked to al qaida are very small there are only two hundred to three hundred fighters and there have been talks between rebel groups of trying to evacuate these five because because of them the attacks are continuing and it gives the Syrian Government the justification that if we using attack one of these groups is addition this language is one of the strongest groups and they say they have been able to hold their ground. Do not have not yet at the welcome the Security Councils decision regarding a cease fire because of the burden on our families and he said this suffering must be lifted of the decision to stop the bloodshed caused by the regime in eastern guta as usual we didnt find any commitment by the Syrian Regime and its russian allies Eastern Ghouta northwest in ghouta southern wist and almost every front and go to has been stalled by the regime on sunday in order to achieve some advance but they havent succeeded. So Jaish Al Islam saying that theyre welcoming the ceasefire but do we have any idea when it will actually be implemented. And that is the question that everybody seems to be asking has the Syrian Government committed to this cease fire will they allow United Nations aid to come in because the caveat in this resolution passed by the United NationsSecurity Council it says that the operation against isis groups that the u. N. Recognizes the terrorist groups will continue and the Syrian Government has been from the very onset insisting that it is fighting a lister front in eastern guta nobody knows when this fighting will stop when will there be car doors that will be called out so aid can actually move in weve been speaking to people at the United Nations who say that they are ready their houses therefore they can they can at the drop of a hot move these convoys in but that is going to be happening only when the Syrian Government allows them and people on the ground inside eastern with aid workers have been saying that it is not just the United Nations and the syrian foreign minister of it needs to prove this its the Intelligence Services which needs to approve the passage of these convoys this aid who have been stopping this aid from. The previous attempts when the United Nations tried to provide aid and help the people of the season nearly four hundred thousand of them since two thousand and thirteen asama thank you very much for that for now that is a psalm of the very latest joining us live from gaza content thank you. While the un Security Council vote followed days of tough negotiations to get russia on board from the United Nations on diplomatic editor james bates reports. For a third day diplomats worked frantically to get a resolution for a cease fire on syria about sort of you got an agreement with the russians now. Today were going to see if russia has a concert the Russian Ambassador conferred with his syrian counterpart whose government has continued without rest by the bombardment of eastern puter even as the negotiations dragged on diplomats have been working around the clock exhausted frustrated and in some cases angry most of the discussions focusing on the exact wording of one paragraph in the end they agreed to a place an immediate cease fire with one that comes into force without delay it meant they could vote. It was unanimous but there didnt seem to be much unity in the chamber. Every minute the council waited on russia the human suffering Group Getting to a vote the came a moral responsibility for everyone but not for russia not for syria not for iran i have to ask why as they dragged out the negotiation the bombs from assads fighter jets continued to fall in the three days it took us to adopt this resolution how many mothers lost their kids to the bombing and the shelling why we negotiated this so long and that is illusion that the wanted to make sure that it is not used as a pretext for any military action because we had some trouble so what in what ng government comments on that in the recent days any good in today some of the variability cause these negotiations were extremely hard getting a ceasefire across syria will be even harder can they get a stop to the bombardment in eastern guta there is an exemption in the resolution allowing continued military action against al qaida al nasra and eisel and some diplomats fear that the Syrian Government will assert that those fighting in eastern guta have links with those groups james pays out his era at the United Nations. Lets move on to other news now and the south korean government says north korea is open to talks with the United States that is after the president met with the controversial former north korean general kim young and moon held talks ahead of the closing ceremony and went in the next cell had to temporarily take off a blacklist to allow the visit they accuse him of being behind two attacks in two thousand and ten that killed fifty people a correspondent natasha going to name is joining us for more on this she is live in cancun this is not the first time natasha that there have been rumors of talks between the north. And the u. S. What happened previously. Yes this is the second time the United States has heard that the North Koreans were interested interested in dialogue during the weekend of the Opening Ceremony u. S. Vice president mike pence was prepared to have a secret meeting with the north korean delegation here at that time the delegation was led by kim jong sister kim it was a historic arrival here in south korea for her it was the first time a member of the ruling kim family had stepped foot on south korean soil since the war so the meeting was arranged by the South Koreans they were the intermediary it was supposed to take place at the president ial blue house in seoul only the North Koreans and the americans would attend two hours before that meeting the North Koreans backed out ostensibly they might have been upset because earlier that week Vice President pence had talked about another round the strongest round yet of sanctions coming to north korea in an attempt to get it to denuclearize and also met with north korean defectors so going into the closing ceremony white house was saying that there will be no talking with north korea and just earlier today elizabeth the North Koreans responded to the largest package of sanctions that the u. S. Is imposing on it by saying that the u. S. Is trying to undermine an improvement of relations between north korea and south korea and that is. The United States is bringing the threat of war to the closing ceremony of the delegation is here through tuesday the north korean delegation american delegation led by trump president trumps daughter and Senior Advisor i believe leaves prior to that so well have to see if its going to happen now or later or at all and get natasha even what the u. S. Pos and this new set of sanctions on saturday that saying through the south korean government that they will hold talks with the u. S. What does this mean. I think that a lot of analysts believe that what weve seen in the last several weeks and really since the beginning of the year when the north Korean Leader rather agreed to participate in the olympics is that north korea is feeling the heat of the sanctions and is looking for a way to dial down tensions after a pretty hostile twenty seventeen thats the sort of pessimistic side of things a lot of people think that north korea has waged this Charm Offensive during the olympics in attempt to somehow ease up on the sanctions continue to build its Nuclear Program and its economy president of south korea on the other hand has been very bullish about the process saying that he believes this is part of a reboot of korean relations but he does stress that dialogue between north korea and the United States is key for that kind of improvement in relations it will be interesting to see elizabeth if president moon will take advantage of kim jong invite to visit at the earliest possible time its a very tricky geo political situation for him and domestically there is obviously a lot of South Koreans who arent happy about that but if president does go to north korea for intercourse talks it would be the first time that kim jong un has met with the president of south korea since he took office seven years ago right natasha thank you very much for that for now that is a topic and i am joining us live thank you. And we have plenty more ahead on the news hour including travel to johannesburg local markets its a fine line between traditional cures and protecting endangered animals chinas Ruling Communist Party sets the stage for paying to stay in power indefinitely. Now the hells are often made of plastic sheets and much of their food comes from aid agencies jobs are few and theres barely anything to fill their days this is the reality facing the hindu refugees sheltering in bandra there six months ago on the twenty fifth of august reports emerged of one hundred muslims escaping an Army Crackdown that was launched in retaliation for a string of attacks by a hinge of fighters by the end of the day the number of newly arrived refugees in bangladesh reached about three thousand within a month the number had spiraled to half a million at past six hundred thousand by october swelled by over who had initially opted to stay in the state where fighting was going on but were then forced out by january of this year almost seven hundred thousand one hundred were living in squalid makeshift camps photographic evidence of mass graves emerged that Rights Group Said pointed to a genocide and then just two days ago Human Rights Watch produced satellite imagery that it said showed. At least fifty five of the more than three hundred sixty one hundred villages attacked by myanmars forces. Track down some of the revenge of we first met when the exodus began in charlotte dallas has their stories. Six months ago as you said identified as a nine year old. Refugee one of six hundred eighty eight thousand who streamed across bangladesh border. Fleeing what they call a targeted campaign to wipe them out we first met her in december shed been shot three times in the leg and armpit by a soldier at close range. She says shes still in pain and has decided she wont go back there. Again they kill my father killed my mother i feel scared i dont want to go back to me in my hour they were bombing houses sitting them on fire pulling people out from their homes and shooting them torturing me and im scared to see all their all one in one and i still feel like dying a fire remember those days. When they raped our women and you can see what they did to this child. There are thousands of is here recovering from different weapons of war these two sisters say myanmar soldiers tied them to trees and raped them their mother father and three siblings were locked inside their home which was then sit a life not much has changed since we first met the teenage girls in january they care and crucible long camp got them you know cabs although bright and colorful the girls say they remain cloaked in darkness. We cant go back to burma if we are asked to we dont have parents brothers and sisters no house to live there where should we live their wounds have healed but their nerves are frayed they fidget constantly they say they need help but they are too proud to big. Pride motivates many to carry on muhammad or haasan is eighteen years old hes in studio on his feet he says he was shot three times by soldiers twice in the back once in the chest he lived by playing date. When i came here i became paralyzed couldnt walk move couldnt even move my hands after taking medicine i can now move and walk but still very much in pain. His wounds have healed well since we met him in october at this point he knew two of his brothers had been shot and killed he has since learned eighteen family members died in the correct. Muhammad rule and others are considering their future in November Abdul fi showed us his house right across the border the bangladesh governments agreed to repatriate the revenger but six months on they refused to return. They want a guarantee of safety compensation for the destroyed villages and citizenship something theyve been denied for thirty five years. We want to tell the world of we want to live like human beings we want to educate our children and we want to live a peaceful life for their family we asked the world to provide justice for all. Myanmars government continues to deflect accusations of ethnic cleansing and even genocide justice for the revenger is hard to come by. I have no father no mother and so much pain if i have to go out to collect firewood its so painful. Those who survived the crackdown in the camps live with scars on their bodies and in their minds charlotte dallas aljazeera now chinas ruling party is considering removing term limits for the president and Vice President the communist party wants to change the constitution so that leaders can serve more than two consecutive terms the amendment would allow president xi jinping to be selected as leader again in two thousand and twenty three the party elected him as its head for a second term last october palin has more from hong kong. Well there was much speculation he would be angling to stay beyond the next five years back in october when he was addressing the Chinese Peoples Congress he laid out a vision of thirty years and a very ambitious vision of chinas development both socially infrastructure advice and financially now this has to has to go through a parliament but its inconceivable that this will be blocked in any way as parliament this tactic politicians that are loyal to the ruling establishment paying well now if this goes ahead be chinas most powerful modern day leader as hes also the leader of the military he will become a cult of personality many fear much like mao tsetung was during his thirty tenure thirty year tenure which ended in one thousand nine hundred sevent