hold out to the old tripoli airport. when they were attacked again we were afraid that we're going to get killed in the crossfire so we escaped we broke out midnight and we escaped from tripoli's airport all the way to tripoli center just one last question with for bring in our other guests why when you were rescued from your kidnappers did you end up in a detention center for illegal migrants when you go so far libyan how will you know i suppose i suppose that some of these centers are run by people who are supposedly legal custodian of the place they are cooperating with some gangs or they themselves have. two types of work one governmental and one gangster like job let us bring you in at this point because the i.o.m. has been doing a lot of work in these detention centers or salah says it provides maps ases and things for the detainees to use and yet you're calling organizations calling for the sanctions to be closed down why is that. there are two types of detention center there are the so-called government run on th

the tripoli detention centre is hosting the competition to try and take their minds off the situation they're in. austin halewood has more. a sense of normality. migrants held at one of libya's biggest detention centres have at least one source of distraction and a courtyard football. most of them had been trying to reach europe but were intercepted on theirjourney and taken to tripoli. but while they're being protest, processed and wait for travel back to their home country, they're for travel back to their home country, they‘ re taking for travel back to their home country, they're taking part in a football tournament organised by a local civil society group. translation: this is the second year we've organised a football tournament specifically for illegal migrants. this initiative is to alleviate the migrants' psychological and social suffering. dressed in matching jerseys and brand—new shoes, migrants from ghana and the ivory coast were proud to kick—off the tournament this weekend, eagerly cheered on by their fellow detainees. there are teams from eight different african n

in tripoli. what is the future of these monuments? what is the suitable function? what are the possibilities? if we are waiting to decide, the monuments won't be waiting. wassim naghi, speaking to witness from the niemeyer international fairsite, in tripoli. that's all for witness this month, from the british library, in london. join me again next month when we bring you five more accounts of extraordinary moments in history. but, for now, from me and from the rest of the witness team, bye—bye. hello. some briefly milder but wet and windy weather on the way for the british isles overnight to night. here is the weather system that is packing all of that in. we will see the rain and strong winds arriving into northern ireland and scotland $0011 into northern ireland and scotland soon after dusk. some snow also to be scottish mountains. the system clears through to bring heavy rain into england and wales only small hours and then across southern england by the end of the night. a much milder night

in tripoli. what is the future of these monuments? what is the suitable function? what are the possibilities? if we are waiting to decide, the monuments won't be waiting. wassim naghi, speaking to witness from the niemeyer international fair site in tripoli. that's all for witness this month, from the british library, in london. join me again next month when we bring you five more accounts of extraordinary moments in history. but, for now, from me and from the rest of the witness team, bye—bye. after a very chilly day, we are in for a chilly night with a widespread frost developing. we have seen beautiful sunshine this afternoon. he isa beautiful sunshine this afternoon. he is a picture from yorkshire recently. a beautiful red sheringham up recently. a beautiful red sheringham up there as the sun slides down the sky. across the brackens, more cloud and showers earlier on. a covering of sunshine across the top of the higher ground. here are weather showers are sitting currently. we have been get

around 140 nigerians were jetted out of tripoli on tuesday. i'm happy that i'm going back to my country. libya's international government says it is stepping up efforts to repatriate stranded refugees after a recent revelation about smugglers auctioning off migrants as slaves has sparked international outrage. president emmanuel macron will propose an initiative to crack down on international human trafficking networks as leaders of more than 80 countries gather for r the eu-africa summit in ivory coast. >> i suggest that africa and europe come together to help the people trapped in libya and collectively support the evacuation of those who are in danger. u.n. held an urgent security council meeting on tuesday to respond to the plight of modern-day slaves. its migration agency called on tripoli to shut down dozens of detention centers. >> this is an enormousus humanan tragedy and we can stop it and we can do it if we talk in practical terms and put into place the program. >> vowing to punish smugglers, tripoli's ambassador called on other afri

there was there was communication between the here in tripoli and his brother the suicide bomber in manchester prior to the attack on. beatty is a british born libyan from libyan descent and he was studying engineering and manchester and. before his brother carried out the attack he traveled to libya and he received an amount of money from has a brother celebrity prior to the attack on manchester arena. documents released by the cia are shedding more light on the former leader of al qaeda osama bin laden as a toss of a name reports the files range from one journal to document showing possible links with iran. this is the world's first glimpse of homs bid ladan as a man now in his twenty's he's the son of the former al qaeda leader osama bin laden and believed to be a potential future leader of the armed group home videos osama's journal and a list of his and his family's viewing habits are among the four hundred seventy thousand files seized during the raid on bin laden's pakistan compound in two thousand and eleven he was killed by u.s. navy seals but what's also making headlines i

off its north west coast on saturday one hundred forty five people were rescued and brought back to tripoli because god spokesman told al-jazeera that forty people are still missing german chancellor angela merkel is hoping to form a government soon after the opposition social democrats agreed to more negotiations talks on a coalition between merkel's conservative block of two smaller parties collapsed last week on friday the social democrats reversed its decision to rule out being part of merkel's government again those were the headlines i'll be back with more in thirty minutes the next it's counting the cost. al-jazeera. was swift and joins us. with. a law and has a seeker this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week a new dawn in zimbabwe they call him the crocodile can the new president attack the country's broken economy also this week modern day slavery in libya migrants trying to escape poverty and conflict find themselves trapped in a people for profit economy plus china's biggest social media company ten cent is now the

to be in custody after being captured by a libyan a fighter group there where he joins us live from tripoli so how likely is his extradition to actually happen. well you can be sure so far either he's going to be extradited to the remark because so far that is no official statement from the special deterrence force that is the security apparatus that is policing the capital tripoli here and it's affiliated to the internationally recognized government of national accord nor from the ministry of foreign affairs there is no comment on this demand from the british police so far but we know that it. brother of the suicide bomber of all a tag last may be he has been detained by the special litters force since the twenty third of last may just one day after his brother carried out the attack and special deterrence force says that her should be. has confessed that he was taught she was his brother and the both the both are affiliates that is according to the special deterrence force now again he was about to carry out similar attacks in tripoli before he was got prevented by the special forces and

were posting on a photo of mohamed bin psalm on a poster really on the tripoli beirut highway. and also joseph route from the carnegie endowment of international peace says a rift has opened up among saudi leaders in lebanon now what happened in tripoli could be evidence of that and as a hoot says such a rift could weaken the lebanese community what do you think come to the us using the hashtag or message me directly i'm at raynham it and a very interesting opinion piece on what's happening in lebanon in the wider region on al-jazeera dot com helene should buy a beirut based on list has some very good insight on harry reid's resignation how it came about apparently tensions have been brewing for some time now between her release future movement and soggy arabia a cold war he says is happening in the middle east and only deescalation can save the region read his piece on al-jazeera dot com and don't forget if you have questions or comments on this story and others we're covering on the great today connect with us using the hashtag a.j. news grid all the ways to get in touch with

they can cross the mediterranean into europe where head reports from a detention center in the capital tripoli. these migrants were rescued by libya's coast guard in the mediterranean and brought tears to this detention center in the libyan capital tripoli now they are from civil african countries and they say they have fled war poverty and unemployment in their countries some of them say they have nothing at all to live on in their own countries they have taken a tough journey through the desert and they have paid people smugglers to get to libya to try to cross the mediterranean to europe with security and financial collapse in libya human trafficking and smuggling have become a groom trade not only african migrants who risk their life but also many libya locals pay people smugglers to get to europe and through the mediterranean despite european efforts to monitor the mediterranean this graces does not seem to be ending in any soon until order and stability prevail in libya there is no proper registration for the tens of thousands of migrants when they arrive in libya many are from west afri

sixty tons of cold billions of dollars in libyan dinars in the central bank when gadhafi moved from tripoli to search he took nothing with him but. an accomplice of the older than i was government official now it was how i dealt with sarkozy as an official with the french media pie another major outlets claim that some people met with me and there was a decision taken to be fifty million i said i have nothing to do with. the law. nothing is known about that character few statements and sarkozy statements now better believe that a book of the over. a lot of i don't know this person and i never met him if he says he would recognize me if he sees me that's a lie if he's taking money from someone he should reveal from whom exactly but anyway that's a french problem not libya is. a cold front them so long and over the special relationship between the u.k. and the u.s. but the country that loggerheads over president trumps tweeting is al explains what caused the bat. so this whole issue is started over mr trump tweeting a number of or retreating a number of tweets from the controversial anti musl

two thousand and eleven france played then a very crucial role france was saying that it's to bomb a tripoli and france was considering its actions very successful in libya were a member of the up to the task believe here and leader moammar gadhafi and the president nicolas sarkozy proclaims officially that now leave is on the way to democracy. thank you. do you know how do you think you're the world you would get rid of it and you would choose freedom the united states is committed to the libyan people you have won your revolution we came we saw very few died. but if we'll look at the facts and what is really happening right now we leave it on the ground we can say that the truth is for all these years has been a troubled region with a level of violence and just a police station just be dramatic. seas thousand and eleven military operation has ventured to dramatic disability they said and a rising level of violence throughout the country and this is why authors. pozole to try to one to another made it through a racially levy or maybe asa question of whether this time will actually work to h

to bomb tripoli and france was considering its actions very successful in libya will remember that after the death of believe me or leader moammar gadhafi and the president. the way to democracy in the world you would get rid of any card you died. but if we'll look at it we can say that the truth is. seize thousand eleven. proposal to actually work to help based journalist martin j. believes micron's acting like the e.u.'s foreign policy chief and taking on too much response come up with so far in six months the middle east which due to but i think is just in such so i don't really understand why he's going ahead with this plan he seems to be under a certain amount of pressure to resolve the immigration crisis but root cause of the problem isn't in the real plan in two thousand and eleven that's been into the country we spoke about the private funds this is what he told us. for the hardest it's not right to see gadhafi betted say the libyan government the libyan government left about two hundred billion dollars in various banks abroad and the un has frozen the money in accordance with th

to bomb a tripoli and france was considering its actions very successful in libya were remember that after the death of believe me or in leader moammar gadhafi then the president nicolas sarkozy proclaims officially the now leave is on the way to democracy. thank you. do you know how do you think you're the world you would get rid of it you would choose freedom the united states is committed to the libyan people you have won your revolution we came we saw very few died. but if we'll look at the facts and what is really happening right now we leave it on the grunwick and say that the truth is for all these years has troubled the region with a level of violence and just a police station just being dramatic. scenes thousand and eleven military operation has ventured to dramatic just a police station and a rise in the level of violence throughout the country and this is why the proposal to try to another minute to a ration in many asta. question whether this time it will actually work to help bring balance back or it will not work beirut based journalist martin j. believes micron's actin

instead they are picked up and returned to libya without the lad reports now from a detention center in tripoli. these migrants were rescued by libya's coast guard in the mediterranean and brought here to this detention center in the libyan capital tripoli now they are from civil african countries and they say they have fled war poverty and unemployment in their countries some of them say they have nothing at all to live on in their own countries they have taken a tough journey through the desert and they have paid people smugglers to get to libya to try to cross the mediterranean to europe authorities here say that these migrants add more pressure to the already troubled local economy the migrants are being taken care of by authorities here they also have to go through medical check and the international organization for migration helps deporting those who want a voluntary return to their countries with security and financial collapse in libya human trafficking and smuggling have become a groom trade not only african migrants who risk their life but also many libya locals paid people smugglers

sank off its northwestern coast on saturday about two hundred people were rescued and brought back to tripoli a coast guard spokesman told al-jazeera that forty people are still missing nearly three thousand migrants have died in the mediterranean sea this year trying to cross into europe. among the bodies that were tragic scenes the sharks have devoured parts of their bodies thankfully the survivors have been recovered. israel's occupation has cared the freedom of movement for many palestinians and split families in some areas at least twelve thousand people mainly from the occupied west bank are affected by israel's ban on family reunification algeria's bennett smith reports from call for archive where thousands are crammed into what is effectively no man's land. location location location rarely is the property hunting maxim more important than in the carved up territory of the occupied west bank mara obeyed lives in occupied east jerusalem she has the right to live in israel her fiance where some sell a main lives in ramallah an hour fifteen year old temporary israeli emergency order mean

tripoli and. the world is facing new threats partly because of illegal immigration and the spread of terrorism. made the comments in the capital while discussing the ring a refugee crisis at a summit for european and asian countries security forces are accused of violently forcing out hundreds of thousands of rohingya muslims today we are facing a new period of global uncertainty and instability conflicts around the world are giving rise to new threats and emergencies illegal immigration spread of terrorism and violent extremism disharmony and even the threat of nuclear war philippine president has branded the communist armed group the new people's army a terrorist organization. has more from the philippine capital his statement comes after a leader of the new people's army apologized for the death of a four month old baby during a raid that the group conducted in and province in the southern philippines when president of ego is sworn into office he promised to finally forge a peace deal with the

tripoli. zimbabwe's president robert mugabe has fired his vice president emerson and agua action removes one of the leading contenders to become his successor is wife grace is now the front runner ninety three year old mugabe has been president of zimbabwe for almost thirty years evert as president has consistently and persistently exhibited truths of disloyalty disrespect deceitful mess. and. believed. documents lead to a german newspaper appear to show that thousands of the world's richest people have previously unknown investments held in offshore companies it's been reported that donald trump secretary of commerce wilbur ross has ties to russian businesses linked to people close to vladimir putin and it appears that portions queen elizabeth has avoided paying tax thanks to money funneled through offshore tax havens these baka has more now on the so-called paradise papers. it is a massive leak one point four terabytes of material more than thirteen million files most from the offshore law f

its north western coast on saturday one hundred forty five people were rescued and brought back to tripoli the coast guard spokesman told al-jazeera that forty people are still missing to europe now where german chancellor angela merkel is hoping to form a government soon after the opposition social democrats agreed to more negotiations talks on a coalition between merkel's conservative bloc and two smaller parties collapsed last week on friday the social democrats reversed its decision to rule out being part of merkel's government again. so in the next election we must do better we must have solved more problems than we have today it is with this in mind that we must evaluate possible talks with the social democrats of course we're prepared to talk but talks can only be conducted on the basis of mutual respect that must be clear well still ahead here on al-jazeera life after castro's cuba prepares for a future without the revolutionary leaders at the helm plus. i don't know what. there is nothing to do with a major boost for online retailer amazon but for some of its workers there's nothi

tripoli. her own is one of many shop owners affected by the fame in chile creases in libya with a shortage of vodka currencies in local banks pushy saying commit it is from abroad is hard for him especially as prices have risen in business is on the decline of the. we need liquidity to buy hard currency from the black market because we are committed to pay off our instalments to foreign companies our central banks monetary policy is so difficult it doesn't help us at all we don't get letters of credit from the central banks anymore the libyan dinars value has been falling drastically in the last three years and banks have a stop to providing hard currencies to the people. libya has a population of sixty million people and it's rich in oil resources but the country hasn't had a unified government and has been dealing with rival militias for the past few years many here say the oil revenue which is the backbone of libya's national income has been wasted. four major oil ports were located by a mi

boat sank off its northwestern coast one hundred forty five people were rescued and brought back to tripoli to al-jazeera is next. released on the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it al-jazeera will bring you the news and current events that matter to you al-jazeera. you will. see. typically associated in international may.

tripoli south korea's spy agency says the north koreans may carry out more missile tests this year to ramp up the threat against the united states south korea says its intelligence agency has detected signs that missile engines are being tested tensions between north korea and the united states have escalated in recent months with both sides making nuclear threats. american demands for tougher rules on the car industry have been criticised by canadian and mexican officials at the latest round of free trade talks negotiations with a north american free trade agreement and meeting in mexico city for the first session of negotiations on you know reports from mexico city. this break train arriving at an industrial port in central mexico has been traveling nonstop from chicago the cargo on board includes tons of raw materials and automobile components. here assembly is done by workers who supply parts to some of the world's largest automobile manufacturers. mexicans are very hard workers we learned very fast up and down the labor he was skilled apart from that is low cost . under the rules

more atrocities and the kid they are sure that they can go with impunity on the other hand here in tripoli that is the western you campbell which includes you and back the government of national accord led by faisal large and the state council and the boss they both are. powerless they can do nothing they have been only releasing or issued a statement statements condemning all these atrocities but they cannot do anything on the ground because it seems that have that his forces are controlling taken control of major areas in the east they have been progressing they have been advancing they have been achieving progress on the ground but at the same time because because of these atrocities they have been losing public support more of the way ahead thanks for that joining us there in tripoli. all right let's get the weather for you has rob yes that's what we start on in the what is part of the world at the moment we're in south asia ok so in the last twenty four hours or so you see a lot of rain falling in southern philippines and also was prince yuma lazier really and this law is the active o

reports from tripoli. the crimes allegedly committed by forces loyal to or in a good general hurley for have to in libya have caused anger locally and internationally mahmoud it would fully one of have to as a leading officers is wanted by the international criminal court for war crimes including killing without trial. the failure to arrest him highlights a major challenge as case and instability plague the country the court has enough evidence to prove that have is the commander the superior of war fairly and that's what i said in her statement before the security council when she had to have to go to a rest there were fairly and hand them over to the libyan authorities so he can be handed over to the court so. without with video or without video it's proven that he is the superior over or fairly and thus the doctrine of command this possibility he will be held responsible thirty six bodies were found last month in what appears to be mass murder in the village of lobby are about seventy kilometers east of

gains in terms of you can economic gains for you in august rather than contribution something wall in tripoli to the group of commons. now russia has struck a deal with kurdish forces in syria allowing dozens of russian children stranded in the country to return home with more on this is not against the. with isis now on its last legs flights like this becoming a regular thing russian citizens looting the wives and children of isis fighters being collected wherever they're found whether they've surrendered or been captured and taken back to russia to rejoin their families it isn't often that a high ranking syrian could visits the russian air base in syria but this is a special exception tens of thousands of foreigners joined isis among them the wives and children of jihad best known. to the caliphate from dozens and dozens of countries many came from russia nineteen russian speaking woman along with twenty six children were being held by the y.p. they came from all around from rocka there is or my idea it took time to confirm their identities and to secure their release. the deal worked out b

we're now in tripoli and we're starting to get a little bit more of saens of how this all works. our contacts are telling us that there are one to two of these auctions every month and there is one happening in the next few hours. so we're going to head out of town and see if we can get some sort of access to it. for the safety of our contacts, we have agreed not to divulge the location of this auction, but the town we're driving to isn't the only one. night falls. we travel through nondescribes suburban neighborhoods pretending to look for a missing person. eventually, we.stop outside a house like any other. adjust our secret cameras. and wait. finally, it's time to move. we're ushered into one of two auctions happening on this same night. crouched at the back of the yard, a flood light obscuring much of the scene. one by one, men are brought out as the bidding begins. 400. 500. 550. 600. 650. 700. very quickly, it's over. we ask if we can speak to the man, the auctioneer seen here. refuses. we ask again if we can speak to them. we can help them. no, he says. the auction is over

made several mistakes in the past twenty four months i think and they can do a coalition government in tripoli and do away with the elected body in tobruk so what needs to be done it may take six months it may take twelve months but we have to build a system governing system in libya that we can trust ok many of european nations italian france the u.k. and then you go to the united states they do not want to put any equipment on the ground because they don't trust haven't these equipment are weapons or machinery in the hands that may or fall on the wrong hands so we're suffering because of that so there has to be a system to have a security system border security systems in place. that can function so everybody looks at this and says how do we do this how do we make it work without haven't a functioning democratic democratic is a is not the word these days a functioning government in libya it's going to be very hard to institute anything the border is a very wide open so it's going to take a lot of money it's going to take a lot of effort and it just can't be superficial the security council h

now the president of the african commission said there are three thousand eight hundred migrants in tripoli at the moment that need to be flown out urgently this is probably going to happen within the next days but what happens for example to the people to the migrants that are in camps that don't that are not part of the territory officially controlled by the government that's a huge problem who might go in there to help them if there is military personnel involved all those details are not clear yet but a matter of my call promise that they will be cruel are fired within the next days or weeks. so long as we're going to you know big undesigned questions there and the two met that talked about kind of creating opportunities for all morning legal migration from africa to europe to talk or going to get any traction that. see that's one more of those examples where you look in the conclusions and there's nothing specific but of course at the summit it's the personal encounter that matters it's what the leaders say in their press conferences the bilateral agreements that they strike and in the

something wall in tripoli to the group of commons that thousands of foreigners there only courts and only if you had a high rank would be on your side otherwise you were nothing at all from the very beginning i wanted to leave syria but didn't know how there were no way pramod husband and try to reach the kurds in iraq or the help me out the children there obvious signs of trauma stunted speech under development excessive nervousness and other symptoms brought about by what they saw more and carnage the worst is now behind them it won't be easy readjusting to life in their home countries almost had family relatives who are more than willing to help when all is said and done there is some responsibility to be taken here these women came to syria voluntarily and not they may yet have to answer for the damage isis has wrought is indescribable countless people have been killed entire cities razed yet even amidst the ashes of this disaster. is not lost there are still lives that can be repaired. or against the of their that report artie's also been reporting on our team's work at an iraqi

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something wall in tripoli to the group will commons. to another headline story vis russia and the kurdish military have come to an unprecedented deal that could allow dozens of children to be brought home after their parents travel to syria to join us with more from the country. with isis now on its last legs flights like this becoming a regular thing russian citizens looting the wives and children of isis fighters being collected wherever they're found they've surrendered or been captured and taken back to russia to rejoin their families it isn't often that a high ranking syrian these it's the russian base in syria but this is a special exception. tens of thousands of foreigners joined isis among them the wives and children of jihad this flaw to the caliphate from dozens and dozens of countries many came from russia nineteen russian speaking woman along with twenty six children were being held by the y.p. they came from all around from rocka their heads or. it took time to confirm their identities and to secure their release. but when

yesterday the social affairs commissioner african union i meet a father she met with the phase here in tripoli the government of national accord in order to. offer help from the african union to the libyan government in order to stop abuse of african migrants in libya during. we deny these accusations there's no competence to support such claims against this other we cheat them is our conscious dictates to us those who accuse us of abusing migrants haven't ever visited our detention centers. mom would had we'll leave it there for now we thank you for giving us about updates from libya itself now we'll cross over to nigeria and speak to ahmed it is a to give us the points of view from there ahmed because some of the migrants are stemming from nigeria itself that is where they originate from so to what extent are people leaving from there in large numbers and why are they leaving. well basically the migration pattern in nigeria has been there for a very long time even before the libyan crisis we've seen so many nigerians especially wanting to go to italy. france and a few european countries and

tripoli. these children not only escaped death last week when i didn't defied warplanes attacked in the eastern city of. the children lost members of their families including brothers and sisters the injured are now receiving treatment at the main hospital in durban now but medical equipment is limited and the hospital is short of supplies in the search for you search for the hospital is suffering we have more than thirty patients with no medication no origin nothing and it's a tragedy we hope the government does something about it. and even children and three women were among those killed in the airstrikes survivors say they were enjoying a social gathering when the bombs landed now the city is in mourning. but. it was the biggest funeral in no one could hold their tears and no one can stop our campaign to condemn aggression on civilians the situation of the victims here requires humanity says operation dignity was launched in may two thousand and fourteen egyptian start a war planes have car

cheering and whistling] meeting is: tododay's a meeting that will be multiplied across the country in tripoli and the north of lebanon as well. you will find me everywhere in plain, andlaying -- in the south, across the whole of the south. you will be able to see me. , mount lebanon. all across lebanon, we will find , to lend our country its freedom, its arab identity, and its stability. beieirut, withe in my supporters. we are all at home here. this is our central home. and together we speak here with one voice. we want moderation. we want a moderate stance. what counts for us is our country, thehe principles that t represents. tomorrow, lebanon first. lebanon must come first. long-lived lebanon. [trumpet fanfare] [anthem] [cheering] that is the lebanese prime minister, saad hariri, speaking in lebanon, three weeks after that shock resignation from saudi arabia. -- withe met with even the lebanese president and said he would take back his resignation, at least for the time being, until he can move further with talks and dialogue. it's go back now to today's top story, where former bosnian se

tripoli. liberia's supreme court has ruled that a presidential runoff vote won't proceed until a legal complaint by the opposition liberal party is resolved the national elections commission will consider allegations of voting fraud before the second round goes ahead the runoff between former international footballer george way and vice president joseph because i was originally set for tuesday it's been perspire and indefinitely. to europe now where catalonia is deposed president and four of his colleagues are set to appear in the belgian court next week is the start of proceedings to decide if they'll be sent back to spain where they face charges of sedition and rebellion but has promised to resist extradition saying he won't get a fair trial the diem barber has more from brussels. for. free for the time being but still wanted by speight the sacked catalan president colors put demand and for cabinet colleagues all the subject of a european arrest warrant and now due to appear in court in brus

they're picked up and returned to libya but most of the what he reports from at the tension center in tripoli. these migrants were rescued by libya's coast guard in the mediterranean and brought here to this detention center in the libyan capital tripoli now they are from several african countries and they say they have fled war poverty and unemployment in their countries some of them say they have nothing at all to live on in their own countries they have taken a tough journey through the desert and they have paid people smugglers to get to libya to try to cross the mediterranean to europe authorities here say that these migrants add more pressure to the already troubled local economy the migrants are being taken care of by authorities here they also have to go through medical check and the international organization for migration helps deporting those who want a voluntary return to their countries with security and financial collapse in libya human trafficking and smuggling have become a groom trade not only african migrants who risk their life but also many libya locals hate people smuggle

hard reports from tripoli. the crimes allegedly committed by forces loyal to or in a good general hurley for have to in libya have caused anger locally and internationally mahmoud it will fully one of have to as a leading officers is wanted by the international criminal court for war crimes including killing without trial. the failure to arrest him highlights a major challenge his case and used to realty play the country the court has enough evidence to prove that have to is the commander the superior of war fairly and that's what fota said in her statement before the security council when she had to have to go to a rest there were fairly and hand them over to the libyan authorities so he can be handed over to the court so. without with video or without video it's proven that he is the superior over or fairly and thus the doctrine of command this possibility he will be held responsible thirty six bodies were found last month in what appears to be mass murder in the village of libya are about seventy kilometers

to a hit and jazeera tripoli that i told me as american serial killer charles manson has died the cult leader from the one nine hundred sixty s. passed away of natural causes in hospital aged eighty three rob rattles reports for an entire generation of americans charles manson was the living embodiment of evil a symbol of an era when the country seemed to be spinning out of control his baleful stare compelling millions to make sure their doors were locked at night and to lie awake listening for intruders with murder in their minds in one thousand nine hundred eighty nine manson's so-called family a group of dropouts drifters and burned out hippies murdered seven people in two separate attacks in los angeles they acted on manson's orders the victims were taken by surprise at night in their homes and brutally stabbed and shot to death the gang left messages including death to pigs and helter skelter scrawled in blood the slain included the rising young actress sharon tate who was eight months pregnant on trial for the murders manson carved an x. into his forehead which he later turned in