And. Live in london coming up warnings to fear spreading fast in yemen but theres more aid will start to arrive. As it struck a deal to repatriate some seven hundred fifty thousand refugees to me and mark within two years. Pain and shame over sex abuse scandal three churches were firebombed on the way. And shock in california after the discovery of thirteen siblings held captive by their parents some of them chained to their beds. And their potential military conflict is looming over syrias northern border after u. S. Decision to form a border force led by kurdish fighters turkeys military is preparing to strike against y. P. G. Fighters in syria who it calls terrorists and kurdish civilians fear they will become targets and the attack is likely to center on the african region in the turkey syria border reports. Really out about is one of many kurds whose quest parents left Northern Syria years ago but he still has family in africa which is caused by on the syrian side of the border to maine and his relatives there are growing increasingly worried as turkey prepares for a military operation against few aspect kurdish why preview fighters. The military has im no friend of the why p. G. They recruit young boys and girls thats why my brother in laws fled after in a move to stumble four years ago the weapons provided to those fighters by the us scares me my village is the closest to afrin we dont feel at peace while our people are there. The wife is in control of the land just beyond us war the us reckons its fighters are key to wiping out i saw in syria that infuriated turkey which considers the y. P. G. To be an extension of the p. K. K. A Kurdish Group which turkey the us the European Union deemed a terrorist organization. Have never been for turkey six years ago after the syrian war. President put out a serious policy we cant go back to syria we came here and worked in farming with other refugees from the highest mountain from aleppo Everyone Wants peace in syria and africa because its the civilians that get tom the most many kurds living in religious near the border avoid t. V. Cameras some have relatives and a friend where military action is planned and the villagers may also need to seek safety if the fighting that starts the Turkish Military is massed on the border and ses its ready to supply against the new border force which it sees as a direct threat. At stake is the relationship of two nato countries. Aljazeera turkey syria border. Activists and monitors say the four deescalation zones set up last year by russia iran and turkey are doing nothing to stop the slaughter of civilians they were supposed to be safe havens that Regime Forces act by russia are attacking Eastern Ghouta to retake the opposition held territory on the outskirts of the capital damascus or three hundred people have been killed there in just the past two months it province is also being targeted by a government offensive more than one point one Million People fled there just get the governments onslaught on aleppo the third and fourth deescalation zones are northern Homs Province and the rebel controlled south including parts of dera and canadian provinces and in some of the reports live and eastern huta are the only places where syrians are suffering. More bombs are being dropped by Syrian Government and russian warplanes on the besieged rebel held district near the capital damascus is home to four hundred thousand people activists aboard dozens of air strikes on the air being and across the areas in the last twenty four hours they. Are supposed to be part of a deescalation zone but at least three hundred people have died in in an artillery strike since november. Many of the wounded including children are dying because of the lack of medical supplies and. With get we hide inside the room all the toys. Our message we are children who have nothing to do with this war the regime bombards us every day children everywhere else can study and drink here we have nothing and theyre happy. Feet im always very scared of the siege of began in two thousand and thirteen and the relentless when bodman has destroyed most of the city. As a matter of fact the bombardment and the russian weapons being tested here against the poor people of syria have badly affected us no one has given support to our oppressed people and its. You walk down the road with absolutely no money in your pocket you think of how you can feed your hungry and thirsty kids at home and all of a sudden another man comes across you asking you for some spare money to buy food for his kids and you feel confused whether to cry for your bad situation or for his worse situation. Critics of the United Nations and aid agencies say the world either doesnt care or just pays lip service while bombs continue to fall then is leaving over four hundred thousand people who live or living there even them to straight to face their fate by shelling by starvation. Even in areas where fighting has finished such as a rock. I saw the mines in what was the fight a sense declared capital continue to kill and maim as well as unexploded bombs dropped by u. S. And Coalition Aircraft the Group Doctors without borders is calling on all warring parties and their allies as well as demining organizations and donors to increase mine clearance and rucka and its suburbs and to help inform people of the risks to protect them from avoidable deaths and injuries. And that suffering is being repeated in many of their cities and towns across syria. Is their. World Health Organization says a defamer outbreak in yemen is spreading quickly where seven hundred people have now been affected and forty eight people have died from the disease in the past four months there is some better news from yemen the Saudi Led Coalition has authorized the port of her data to remain open until friday much needed humanitarian aid to be unloaded the coalition imposed a land and sea blockade on yemen in early november to prevent weapons from reaching who he rebels hernando jackman is a spokeswoman for the International Committee of the red cross she says that while the aid will make a difference large scale commercial imports are also needed. This is back to my kind when they did by far the last one to yemen that one may reach the vast majority of what used to come and it is also good that the majority of the german people. So weve seen these things go back to normal it would make you difference ourselves up in the middle of the red cross has no. One else seems go back to normal again is there a just got me into the country even though were not. With the need. For example that. But the problem is that humanitarian aid not enough the congo twenty seven Million People do anything and you can see who is and who is and meant it for the whole country what we need for commercial. And the leverage of those men thousand fish. A member of a country royal family who said he was being held against his will in the United Arab Emirates has now been released shakeup been funny has now left abu dhabi for kuwait on sunday he was just a video statement saying that if anything were to happen to him qatar is not at fault the u. A. E. Had denied the allegations saying he was free to leave whenever he chose from. Bangladesh says about seven hundred fifty thousand ranger refugees will be repatriated to neighboring me and ma within two years Bangladeshi Government says the deal was settled this week but theres no official word yet from me and ma and no confirmation of when refugees will start going home on six hundred forty thousand range of muslims a few minutes she cracked down in manaus Rakhine State since august last year they joined others already in bangladesh after previous outbreaks of violence scott hiding his bases from bangkok so after two days of talks in naperville myanmars capital officials from bangladesh and myanmar have started to talk about the implementation of agreement they reached those two nations on the repatriation of those more than six hundred fifty thousand refugees who fled from a kind state over into bangladesh now they say that within two years they want all of the refugees to have returned to work and state now there are discussions over the two days of exactly how to implement that one is coming from myanmar side they are saying they have announced that they have to rate Repatriation Centers that they are constructing in Rakhine State one is ready and will be online next tuesday they say to receive at least one hundred fifty refugees per day nothing really coming from the bangladesh side is how thats going to be implemented but myanmar officials saying theyre going to be ready starting next week now the United Nations has come in and said that theyre concerned about the repatriation process they say it needs to be verified that those repatriations are voluntary its very important for that because of obviously the horrors that these people fled that they said they fled back last year that they need to make sure its a safe environment for them to go back into so it will be a slow process at the beginning but both nations myanmar and bangladesh saying that thats going to start to go online very soon also next week theres going to be a new commission with International Members on its four rakhine now this is an Implementation Commission thats going to have members from thailand from south africa and the united states. To help the myanmar government implement recommendations from a Previous Commission headed by u. N. Secretary general kofi annan former u. N. Secretary general kofi annan they say theyre going to start to meet and work toward implementing those recommendations from the Kofi Annan Commission its going to be interesting to see how and if the myanmar government takes those recommendations how quickly will come out but right now next week were seeing a lot of Movement Toward the repeats relation but it will be very exciting see just how quickly it actually happens i mean are saying theyre ready to start receiving on tuesday im joined now from washington d. C. By simon n n s use executive director of the at missy Advocacy GroupInternational Campaign for the region jeff thank you very much for being with us and i just want to ask you initially what your thoughts on whether they the ranger are likely to be able to go back safely and i think this is clearly a cruel and i conscionable deal thats going to force the revenge are likely against their will back to the potential killing fields of burma. I mean theres talk about these Repatriation Centers have you got any further information on the ground about how far theyve got with building these and whether it is really lucky to start as early as next week has been suggested. With anything like the internment camps or quite frankly concentration camps that. Are over one hundred thousand injured have been forced into already since two thousand and twelve you know we have no indication that these camps are going to be safe theyre going to provide anything in the way of food and shelter and livelihood and you know quite frankly you know this this is this is a sign that the burmese government is getting away with this process of ethnic cleansing if the rangers are not allowed to go back in safety to their old homes their old villages theyre all businesses this is proof that the bernese army is you know ethnic cleansing of the written has been successful so one of the arguments i heard this morning from someone of the bangladesh side is actually if people dont go back then myanmar would have succeeded with the ethnic cleansing was they would have moved them out and they would have anywhere to go back to and so the argument goes if you dont start getting them back then they basically sort of lose what was their home even if they havent got the paperwork to say that is that what you make of that argument. I mean quite frankly you know whats lost in all of this is the voice of the ranger themselves you know people talk about their interest you go here they should go there has anyone actually sat down and talked with. Them where they want to live and where they want to go they should be that choice of where they go and do they should be shunted around by the Bangladesh Government by the boonies government and and you know. And you know this this is this is this is unconscionable right now that we are talking about the region just as if there are just objects i thought you know there there are people said he would the people have spoken to refugees in camps seem to suggest that they theyre too afraid to go back if that process is described as entirely voluntary then presumably nobodys going to want to go if they are that frightened to go. There quite frankly yes i mean there is no indication that theyre going to be safe from continued attacks by the burmese government and the burmese army as you know theyre going back to a situation where theyve been up rooted from their homes and theyre also going back to a country where they have lived on the virtual apartheid conditions for for decades now disenfranchised. Citizenship stripped denied movement denied employment you know this is not a place that any sane people want to go back to just briefly their way where should they come in theyre stuck in awful camps at the moment is that is there another solution. I i dont know what the solution is i really really dont i mean this is a. You know a stateless people these are people who dont have a country and a home anymore you know these are the new kurds these are the new palestinians i dont know what the solution is but the solution certainly is not forcing the ranger back to. A situation where they could be attacked whether its safe and where they have been stripped of this is a ship and stripped of their their property and their livelihoods and been innocent thank you very much indeed. Thank you so come this half hour after meeting migrants in northern france Emmanuel Mccall vows there will be no more makeshift camps in cali. And a prominent course of a serb politician who is standing trial for war crimes is shot dead outside his office. Though whether in my eyes pretty quiet across china at the moment city southern parts of china in the midst of all that we say now recently will start to shift as you can see the winds picking up there for shanghai that eastern side of china not looking too bad then down to the southeast hong kong gets up to around twenty four degrees celsius perhaps a tad colder on the thursday a little more cloud just sliding its way in from the south china stays stays there into the philippines city lose on still seeing some rather lively showers as we go on through the next couple of days when its a lot of the shot was making their way towards us right them a while but for much of south a serous fine and dry pleasantly warm and sunny so temperatures in the hot about getting up to thirty degrees celsius we get up a touch woman in that form and by they get a little more clout there into us flag about for many it does look settled and sunny temperatures in new delhi still struggling to get up into the low twentys over the next few days we are into the low twentys across the raby and punishment as we go on through the next day or two may even see some lifted dust in the sand coming into this it was here and caught the when scott go in for more of a northwest direction and pick up in the process fairly quiet across northern parts of the regions too but one of two showers the eastern side of the mat. When diplomacy fields and fear sweep then borders are wide open wide open to drugs terrorists weve proven the barriers are built to impose division and its not a sixties instead of being an obstacle or tornado wastes it became another obstacle to peace in a four part series al jazeera revisits the reasons for divisions in different parts of the world and the impact they have on both sides walls of shame at this time on aljazeera. From one of the top stories on aljazeera there are fears of a new military conflict on syrias northern border after the decision by the u. S. To form a border force led by kurdish fighters. Preparing to strike against y p g fighters in syria it calls terrorists. The world Health Organization says diphtheria spreading quickly in yemen forty eight people have died from the disease in the past four months. And bangladesh has about seven hundred fifty thousand ranger refugees will be repatriated to me and within two years under a deal between the two countries. That process has expressed what hes called his pain and shame over Sexual Abuse Scandal is the first time hes commented on the crisis over a former priest who was found guilty in twenty eleven of abusing teenage boys in chile and the bishop who protected him on tuesday held an outdoor mass in a higgins park in the capital santiago and speech with the outgoing president earlier on choose day the pontiff spoke of his hurt over the Sexual Abuse Scandal. Here i feel bound to express my pain and shame the irreparable damage caused to children by some ministers of the church. I am one with my brother bishops for it is right to ask for forgiveness and make every effort to support the victims even as we commit ourselves to ensuring that such things do not happen again has been a spate of attacks on churches in chile as precious continue against the popes visit three were burnt to the ground in southern chile early on tuesday the arson attacks came just hours after pope francis arrived in the country a church in the capital was also attacked and pamphlets threatening the pope left at the site. Libyas coast guard has saved refugees and migrants from three boats in the Mediterranean Sea about three hundred fifty were rescued after crews responded to several distress calls large numbers of migrants are continuing to try to reach europe via libya despite the dangers. The french president has visited a Reception Center in northern france where refugees and migrants are waiting to have their silent requests looked into iran iraq then went on to cali where many refugees are waiting to try to cross into the u. K. Is due to meet britains Prime Minister to resign may later this week is expected to pressure her to allow in migrants stuck in cali thousands were evicted from what was called the jungle migrant camp they can before it was demolished last year a Record Number of asylum requests were made to france last year. Usually we must to better manage the issue of unaccompanied minors reinforce the Police Cooperation in color with the countries of origin and translate block funds to support important projects for the people these would be the three points we would be racing in our dialogue with our british friends in port the eight hours. Callan joins us live so how significant is it that this visit to kalak comes just two days before my whole is you to meet the british Prime Minister. Was very significant and in fact it was a point the french president made himself earlier he was speaking to Police Officers in cali and he said that he was here to hear the concerns of the people and bring them to that meeting with to reason may when he meets the british Prime Minister on thursday now what michael says he wants to do is try and make a new deal with britain if you want on how late you want to try and do more to help the situation here to take more Asylum Seekers especially children and to pay more for security here to help the situation because you know cali really has become in some ways a symbol of europes refugee crisis and people in the city just feel that they are dealing with hundreds of refugees who come here excuse me not because they want to be in cali but actually because they want to cross the sea to britain and when you talk to people in cali what they really want is for the u. K. Border which is on french territory its been here since just after two thousand and three three often agreement between britain and france they want that border scrapped because they say that britain really should deal with the refugee problem on their own territory. Sort of reception is my home getting in cali. Well you know kalai and this northern french region really is an area where the National Front the far right marine depends party did very well in the last election and that is because so many people feel that the government simply hasnt done enough in the past to try and help them or has just ignored them and so you was never really going to be a very easy visit for the french president it was never going to be an easy reception but he has met people from all walks of life he has met refugees hes met Police Officers hes met local residents and politicians nearly everybody has raised their concerns charities will say that not enough is being done to help refugees you have people in the town who feel that they dont want the refugees here they want the u. K. To do more youve got Business People who are worried about how breaks it will impact the area and of course the Police Officers who say they are overwhelmed tarver there are those who appreciate that the president is coming he promised he would come before this franco summit on thursday and raised those concerns but whether or not things will change here you know many people here feel quite cynical about life thank you very much indeed a politician has been shot dead in the northern coast of in town of michel all of event of which was head of the Freedom Democracy and Justice Party and was standing trial for war Crimes Involving the murder of Ethnic Albanians in in one thousand nine hundred nine shot a number of times outside his partys Headquarters Police have yet to release a statement. From belgrade. Evanovich was shot this morning in the me through it so north of the city they winded between albanians and serbs according to vonneguts lawyer nebbish of lights the attacker used the pistol and shot evanovich five times he was taken to the hospital right away the doctors tried to reanimate him but he could not be saved he was shot in front of his office cost of a police said they were looking for the i cursed with heavy Police Presence risible on the scene serbian president alexander. Called for an Emergency National security meeting over the killing the news also prompted a syrian delegation in brussels to walk out of the meeting would position the representatives in brussels while could you read you the serbian governments official dealing with kosovo said that whoever is behind this attack who are there they are serious oral binion criminals they must be punished evanovich had of course was supported called Freedom Democracy justice he had played a leading role in the go with nato and the e. U. He was facing go to trial for allegedly war crimes against nicole binions committed in one thousand nine hundred nine in january two thousand and sixteen judges in kosovo sentenced him to nine years but the verdict was overturned by an Appeals Court a year later evanovich had denied all charges. A museum in jakarta has been engulfed by fire destroying or damaging many of its artifacts footage of the blaze was captured by witnesses showing the fire tearing through the Building HeritageMaritime Museum is home to a collection of seafaring history in the Archipelago Museum is inside the former Dutch East India Company where houses were built in sixteen fifty two. U. S. Police have charged a couple with torture after their thirteen starving children were rescued from the family home some of been chained to their beds in california one of the children managed to escape and police are in a hunt as more. A family photo appearing to show david and louise typin surrounded by their thirteen children those children ranging in age from two to twenty nine and now being treated in Hospital Police say they found them locked up in their home starving and in filthy conditions medical staff treating them spoke of the shock at what they in counted in the time we live and its unfortunate to see that its actually heartbreaking for the staff and. You just its unbelievable what you see. Police were called to this family home in paris east of los angeles on sunday they say a girl had managed to escape and call them from a mobile phone she found in the house the go told police she was seventeen they say she was so amazed cheat appeared to them to be just ten Years Old Police risk you twelve brothers and sisters some of them l. Nourished and chained to the beads they arrested their parents fifty seven year old david tippin and forty nine year old luis typin some who saw the Police Operation chose not to show their faces on camera one said she saw the mother being arrested she was just like been acting a little weird and. Does a kid the Police Officer was talking to her and she just kept like smirk you know him and like kind of like this shes been twice down on the floor they were all in pjs because it was early in the morning. They were very very pale skinned like almost like theyve never seen the sign police gave no indication as to why the parents had kicked the children captive the father is reportedly a school teacher. Neighbors say the tippins and their children really emerged are come out and they dont have to mow the lawns together and then theyd all go and i always had a suspicion because nasa never looked like there was a lot of action front of it a Facebook Page that appears to have been created by the parents shows the couple getting married in posts from two thousand and sixteen and surrounded by their children all unmet traces and suits the parents have been charged with torture and child endangerment and to being held on bio at nine Million Dollars each medium hond aljazeera the japanese public broadcaster mistakenly issued a t. V. A mobile phone alert about a north Korean Missile launch alert said north korea a picture of north to miss out on the government urged people to take shelter inside buildings or underground is still not known how the false alert happened but it was corrected within minutes it comes just three days after a similar mistake caused panic in hawaii and a city in central dupin has used its mergence the loudspeaker system to recall packages of blowfish meat at the Regional Health office for going to gori city is trying to track down four packages of blowfish because they may contain the potentially deadly liver a fifth package has been returned with the liver intact fish known as food who is an expensive delicacy at its liver is toxic and banned handling and preparing food use very dangerous requiring chefs to complete a special training. On a website under their duck. Headlines on aljazeera is concerned that a new military conflict could happen on syrias northern border after the decision by the u. S. To form a border force led by kurdish fighters turkeys military is preparing to strike against y. P. G. Fighters in syria it calls terrorists. We were activists and monitors say for deescalation zones set up in syria last year by russia iran and turkey have not stopped the slaughter of civilians one of those zones is the rebel held area of Eastern Ghouta where more than three hundred people have been killed in the past two months activists say government airstrikes have increased following an offensive to try to reclaim the territory but the world Health Organization is warning that a diphtheria it epidemic is spreading quickly in yemen forty eight people have died from the disease in the past four months almost seven hundred people have now been affected meanwhile the red cross has welcomed a decision by the Saudi Led Coalition in yemen to keep the port of her data open until friday to allow humanitarian aid to be unloaded. Says about seven hundred fifty thousand richenda refugees will be repatriated to neighboring min mar within two years as part of a deal agreed by the two countries theres no official date for when the repatriation will begin and concern remains for the safety of the ranger once they have returned this is clearly a cruel and i conscionable deal thats going to force the ranger likely against their will back to the potential killing fields of burma if the rings are not allowed to go back in safety to their old harms theyre all villages theyre all businesses this is proof that the bernese army is you know ethnic cleansing of the richenda has been successful. But francis is expressed what hes called his pain and shame over chiles Sexual Abuse Scandal is the first time hes commented on the crisis surrounding a former priest who was found guilty in twenty eleven of abusing teenage boys in or so no in South Central chile libyas coast guard to save refugees and migrants from three boats in the Mediterranean Sea about three hundred fifty were rescued after crews responded to several distress calls was a shame is up next r. C. U. After that. In two thousand into the Israeli Palestinian conflict was further inflamed as a contentious supporter was cast in concrete. The following film first aired five years after construction began on what israel describes as the separation wall