african union summit in ivory coast it's not clear how the deal will be enforced but migrants are expected to be sent back to their home countries. russia has accused the u.s. of doing everything it can to provoke north korea on wednesday the u.s. warns pyongyang that it will be utterly destroyed if war breaks out after its latest missile test russia says that cutting diplomatic and trade ties is not the answer. there's been plenty of condemnation directed at u.s. president trump after he retreated videos from an anti muslim group on his twitter feed but so far there's been no apology the white house press secretary defended trump's actions saying she doesn't believe the president was aware of the group's anti islamic views. the nobel peace prize is due to be awarded on december tenth picking up the award this year the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons or i can the campaign group is dedicated to creating a world without nuclear weapons in the days leading up to the award in oslo will be taking a look at the nuclear status of countries worldwide our series begins in the us w

and in the ivory coast. he kidnapped children from their terrified mothers, his sources went on a raping and killing spree that spared almost no one. once again as they had many times before. it was the liberian women, they became market women travelling by foot to the border to get food to bring back a starving population. they had the babies in the forest and strapped them on their books and went back to their market stalls or sat on the side of the road selling oranges and they bided their time. when the war finally ended, they had made their power play. in 2005, 12 years before a secret facebook group and i'm with her buttons and bumper stickers and sprouted on lapels. they held a master class on how to elect a female president. >> many of these authors appeared on book tv. you can watch them on our website, book tv.org. i want to-- i'm also delighted to be introducing jeff from nomad land and told in an incredible way. jeff goes with-- goes out with the people who are really the untold story of the grea

coast is on a tour of west african nations looking to cement relationships and expand economic opportunities with senegal guinea mali bikini and ghana. twenty five people have been killed by a strikes in yemen according to local officials or planes reportedly targeted a protest rally in the district of our north of the capital sana thought some of the dead were pro who the tribal leaders who had organized the demonstration reporters without borders amnesty international and human rights watch are all calling for the immediate release of al jazeera journalist mahmoud hussain it's now been more than a year since he was arrested and jailed in egypt and then rights watch says hussein's detention shows egypt's deep rooted intolerance for free expression is accused of broadcasting false news to spread chaos which he and al-jazeera strongly deny saying has repeatedly complained of mistreatment in jail the conflict in iraq and syria is leaving behind an entire generation of children who know nothing but war and displacement but now it's hoped a new version of sesame street will help them recover spe

has signed for new trade and infrastructure agreements with the president of ivory coast he's on a big tour of west african nations senegal guinea. looking to expand economic opportunities with with cats are currently blockaded by four arab countries they kept ties with almost seven months ago. here with al-jazeera coming up in just a moment delays for refugees waiting to reunite with their families in germany plus no room to move why commuters in manila are railing against the city's a revamped train system. from the waves of the south. to the contours of the east. hello and welcome to international weather forecast never seen changes taking place in the weather across europe we've got an area of high pressure across more southwestern areas so fine conditions here but on the northern flank about high we're getting westerly winds coming in so it is turning moderate across many northern areas double figures there for london on saturday. degrees we saw this weather front across more eastern areas give you some snow across parts of poland if not warsaw with temperatures of six and then he

he also researched the cocoa industry in ivory coast. when he arranged to meet a source he was abducted and disappeared without a trace his body was never found. i think that we should all be realizing knowledge should be easy to see that if we leave the the world up to two to be run by the market it will be run by the people who are willing to be the most cruel and the most brutal. because of course that is the way to make the most money if you don't care about if you don't care about if it's julan making your product or slay. larry or you know you're ruining the environment or so on i mean of course it's easier to make make a profit from that. we also met up with filmmaker frank polson in copenhagen. another product led him to slavery in two thousand and seven he read in a un report about the links between mobile phones and the war in the democratic republic of congo. it involved call time from african mines which is essential for mobile phones. can make the same kind of film about the shoes that i'm wearing. jeans of the shop the food

african union summit in ivory coast it's not clear yet how the deal will be enforced but migrants are expected to be sent back to their home countries the reports from. the theme of this summit was huge but there is no doubt the from the outset it was dominated by the issue of the refugee slave trade in libya and by migration we heard from the host of the summit the president of the ivory coast in the beginning who said that everyone had a collective responsibility to do something well at the end of the summit what leaders decided is that they would try and repatch reate those migrants and refugees that are trapped in libya and want a task force to try and crack down on people smuggling and we spoke to many people here who said that that is just a case of firefighting and what is really needed is a long term strategy to deal with migration. african and european union leaders condemned the refugee slave trade in libya in their final statement they promised a task force to tackle traffickers and urgently repaginate anyone who's trapped. there are women and children living in inhuman con

mccall was talking about people like adam from ivory coast adam was abducted on his way to europe by people traffickers in libya and sold on many times you know often we don't see ms and. they look at us and a house was up and then someone gave me a telephone to call my mother he took a knife and cut my leg. while i was screaming he kept shouting i want money i want money cut my leg again and again want to cried cause you've been with us. in the end addams family paid a ransom of five hundred fifty euros two weeks ago he was flown back to ivory coast by the international organization for migration. the organization plays a central role in the new action plan it is tasked with bringing the migrants home but according to regional director martin ashram many parts of libya are too dangerous for her workers without the help of the military. who may have access to detention facilities around by the libyan government in the north of course it remains challenging security is still a difficult issue even in those areas. so the logistics of these of these operations are quite quite complex ho

the president of the ivory coast in the beginning who said that everyone had a collective responsibility to do something but at the end of the summit leaders decided is that they would try and repatch. migrants and refugees that are trapped in libya and want a task force to try and crack down on people smuggling and we spoke to many people here who said that that is just a case of firefighting and what is really needed is a long term strategy to deal with migration. for anything other than african and european union leaders condemned the refugee slave trade in libya in their final statement they promised a task force to tackle traffickers and urgently repatch rate anyone who's trapped there the fun is on fire. there are women and children living in inhuman conditions we have agreed along with the e.u. and the un to set up a task force for repatriating at least three thousand eight hundred people. leaders say there are more than forty refugee camps in libya where people are bought and sold by those with little respect for human life while the leaders here have committed to helping refugee

he also researched the cocoa industry in ivory coast. when he arranged to meet a source he was abducted and disappeared without a trace his body was never found. i think that we should all be realizing our should be easy to see that if we leave the the world up to to be run by the market it will be run by the people who are willing to be the most cruel and the most brutal. because of course that is the way to make the most money if you don't care about if you don't care about if it's still been making your product of slavery or you know you're ruining the environment or so on i mean of course it's easier to make make a profit from that. we also met up with filmmaker frank pierre sickie polson in copenhagen. another product led him to slavery in two thousand and seven he read in a u.n. report about the links between mobile phones and the war in the democratic republic of congo. it involved call time from african mines which is essential for mobile phones. can make the same kind of film about the shoes that i'm wearing. jeans are the shove

african union summit in ivory coast on the spot european and african leaders agreed a nine point plan the libyan government promised international access to the camps while europe pledged more funds with french president emmanuel mccall going as far as suggesting military action. visiting german chancellor merkel to discuss the details libya's prime minister fire seraj was quick to rule out any european boots on the ground. not them i say we discussed this with my call and i was on but we don't see that there could be a military solution to this it's a more fundamental problem but it. libya's prime minister stressed that he would not tolerate the abuse of migrants but he admits that his government only controls part of the country the german chancellor says she's committed to improving conditions while keeping a firm on europe's borders. there's a lot that needs to be done to improve the humanitarian situation in libya. but one precondition for us is helping train the libyan coast guard and that we can save migrants rescued in the libyan waters should be returned to the mainland this

has signed for a new trade and infrastructure agreements with the president of ivory coast he's on a big tour of west african nation senegal guinea. looking to expand economic opportunities with cats are currently blockaded by four arab countries they cut ties with almost seven months ago. a u.s. jury has found two former south american football officials guilty in a case that helped to expose a culture of corruption in the sports global governing body. deliberations about the guilt of another man we'll continue next week gabriel is also reports from new york. jos a media made in brazil won a part of why each was a top football official in their country and each has been found guilty of racketeering conspiracy and other charges for their roles in what prosecutors described as schemes were sports marketing companies funneled hundreds of millions of dollars in bribes to dozens of football officials it's been called the deep a trial because both men were powerful figures aligned with football's governing body new peut was a former head of the south american football federation and was f

two weeks ago he was flown back to ivory coast by the international organization for migration. the organization plays a central role in the new action plan it is tasked with bringing the migrants home but according to regional director martin ashram many parts of libya are too dangerous for her workers without the help of the military. who may have access to detention facilities run by the libyan government in the north of course it remains challenging security is still difficult issue even in those areas. the logistics of these of these operations are quite quite complex. however participants in the summit have promised to start implementing parts of the action plan in the coming days according to mussa faqih chairperson of the african union commission thousands of my brits in libya have already been identified that there is no we haven't convinced our international partners in europe and the united nations to repatriate three thousand eight hundred people immediately with the help of the task force and were up but you always did when you saw. libya is the only issue delegates

two weeks ago he was flown back to ivory coast by the international organization for migration. the organization plays a central role in the new action plan it is tasked with bringing the migrants home but according to regional director might be an ashram many parts of libya are too dangerous for her workers without the help of the military. will mainly have access to detention facilities around by the libyan government in the north of course it remains challenging security is still a difficult issue even in those areas. so the logistics of these of these operations are quite quite complex however participants in the summit have promised to start implementing parts of the action plan in the coming days according to mussa faqih chairperson of the african union commission thousands of my brits in libya have already been identified. that there is no rules of will we haven't convinced our international partners in europe and the united nations to repatriate three thousand eight hundred people immediately with the help of a task force put up but. libya is the only issue delegates wer

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these refugees have been flown back to the ivory coast from camps in libya they've got the clothes on their backs and their lives they're greeted by the lead singer of the hit band magic system from abidjan it's good p.r. we have to discourage young people from leaving and make them want to stay we have to offer better living conditions here to remove. job training might be a good start the youth minister visits some apprentice carpenters. he tells them the country needs young people however. at the end of the tunnel after this training there is no follow up guidance or support or we just don't finish what we've started. to become self-sufficient and give young people prospects for a future in africa the training center director says they need loans and investors not handouts helping young africans to help themselves is that a solution. to. some i am gave about what do you think can such programs work even if the follow up is spotty and the prospects for truly. good employment are pretty thin yeah well i think generally i have never seen a country that has been developed through devel

between the government in ivory coast and nestle on the other side. finally he managed to secure an interview with nestling they denied all knowledge and promised to intervene the film was screened the world over except in switzerland the home of nestle. this research broadcaster i think were afraid off nestle to show this film i do not have to prove but de paul did they knew before what the firm was about and they also had to copy off the film so. i think in my opinion i think they was afraid of nestle in switzerland and didn't dare to show it. the manufacturers don't want us to see the dark images that large behind the glossy packaging. but as long as there is no fair trade label it remains unclear under what conditions are chocolate is pretty loose. world today slavery is absolutely one part of the global economy why are slaves today so inexpensive why is the price of a human being why are people disposable and one of the key reasons is because of the global population explosion in the past there were simply not enough people to be enslaved so the