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migration? we report on the art project in senegal that s trying to do just that. we begin in egypt where a judge sentenced three al jazeera journalists to three years in jail. the guilty verdict just a few hours ago, the retrial. fahmy, baha mohammed and peter greste tried in absentia has dragged on since march. we will be live in cairo in just a moment. first, this report from natasha gname. it was a heartbreaking day in court for al jazeera journalists justice denied yet again as they heard the word guilty. they, along with their colleague, peter greste who was deported earlier this year were sentenced to more prison time. fahmy and greste three years and mohammed three and a half years for allegedly aiding the now-banned muslim brotherhood. it is outrageous, just devastating for me. i mean i know my heart is with them and the others in our case. as mohammed and fahmy stood in a sound-proof cage inside the court, the judge said they were not journalists. they ....
are returning to their farms. hello, rebels and the army, are accusing each other of violating the cease-fire after hours it came into effect. it was centered on the states with both sides saying that provisions are being attacked. they have been at war since december 2013, that the the rebellion against the man, and tens of thousands of people died and many others have fled their homes. wednesday, there was a cease fire and, both sides taking responsibility for the war. well, james, is the press secretary for the vice-president, and he blamed the fighting on government forces. determine who it is, and respected by the forces, and, moving now, and attacking now. it is not us, it is the government. we feel they are not committed to this agreement. the violation of that agreement, and violation of the cease fire has happened. both say, there s friction among the rebels that could have led to the violence. it s a blaming game on the side of the rebels. the rebels ....
devastating earthquake nepal honors victims in its annual festival of the dead. rebels and the army in south sudan are accusing each other of violating a ceasefire just hours after it came in to effect. the fighting has been centered on the unity and upper nile states with both sides saying their positions have been attacked. south sudan has been at war since december 2013 when former vice president led a redel. [bell] i don t know guns the president, the man who had sacked him. since then, 10s of thousands of people have died. and more than 2 million others have fled their homes. the president signed the latest peace deal on wednesday. which included a power-sharing agreement. a ceasefire and both sides taking responsibility for the war. ththe the other signed it nine days earlier. we have more from juba. reporter: there have been incredible reports today that the ceasefire in south sudan had been violated just hours after it came in to effect. al jazerra spoke ....
sexual abuse, self harm, and even torture. the allegations being leveled at australia s refugee prison. and a dissident gambian rapper going viral in senegal. all economic migrants arriving in hungary will be sent back to the country from which they arrived according to hungry s foreign minister. the main railway station in budapest has been closed to stop refugees from traveling on to austria and germany. hundreds are there, though, and they are demanding that police let them board trains so they can leave hungary. security forces have been blocking the entrance to the station. and this as the number of refugees trying to reach the european union continues to search. at least four people were found dead in the mediterranean sea. the international organization for migration estimates nearly a quarter of a million people have landed in greece in the year to september. italy has seen more than 110,000 rivals. those record numbers are showing no signs of easing. em ....
leaving more than half the country s children malnourished. and why tokyo s most famous and striking hotels is closing for the final time. the main railway station has been closed to stop refugees from traveling to austria and germany. the foreign minister says those found to be economic migrants will be sent back to the country that they arrived from. while hundreds of people are there, you can see live pictures now, they are demanding police let them board the trains so that they can leave hungary. security forces have been blocking the entrance to the station. and this as the number of refugees trying to reach the union continues to summer. the italian navy has rescued 200 in two separate operations in the mediterranean sea. at least four people were found dead. nearly a quarter of a million people have landed in greece, italy is also seen more than 110,000 arrivals. those record numbers are showing no sign of easing. emma hayward has more now in the situation. t ....