whether and how the pope should weigh in on the sensitive issue of the road. for the sake of me and mars muslims he wants a clear statement from the pontiff what muslim population hoping from. you know. people have been using the term genocide when a part of the. happening this genocide and it is also the time when the messenger. of peace it s visiting he must have mentioned about that situation to research her friends have made it to one of the most sacred sites in the buddhist world and me and mars most famous landmark the shrader gone pagoda she says she feels welcome here in spite of her religion she wishes everyone in myanmar could also say that about the country. and.
the pope and they re very angry because they feel like he s been taking sides with the room a group of people who they don t like at all and so there they feel like he s interfering in internal affairs so really their reactions all across the board i m reading boston heartache in the young one formerly known as rangoon thank you very much for that update. let s all take a look at some other stories making news around the world indonesian authorities are warning that rumbling volcano in bali could erupt soon mount a goal is shooting massive columns of smoke more than three kilometers into the sky the government has ordered the evacuation of more than one hundred thousand people the items international airport remains closed for a second day stranding thousands of travelers a flamboyant t.v. host looks set for a surprise win over the u.s. friendly president in elections in honduras salvador and australia has an unexpected lead an early election results but both sides of claim victory pre
courage to make their country a better place. in our area there is civil war there is no place and i don t want the approval of president we are here to receive the pope s message of peace and to pray together. i need tell you that i want and that s important i hope that can bring us peace to name him up will be mean to me alone i say to him i don t know she does in a country right with ethnic and religious tensions many believe the pope s message of nonviolence and understanding could help me and mar overcome its numerous conflicts. and no conflict currently looms as large as the one between the army and the muslim rule hinge a minority that has displaced more than half a million people in just a few months. when isn t imaam in yet gone he heads an organization that is working to strengthen ties between youths of different faiths he s aware of the debate of
a bit but first his report on what the small christian community in the country hopes from the pontiff visit. the church courtyard to yang gone are bursting at the seams this week hundreds of thousands of believers have flocked from all four corners of the country wanting to see the pope and many of them are young. to resupply and i was part of a catholic youth group from pitchin state in the north of me and mark. a region that s been plagued by a war between the military and ethnic rebel armies one third of the population there is christian. for teresa and most of the others in the group it s their first ever trip to the big city so they re eager to set out and explore. most of all they want to experience the pope. they hope to return home with the
talking about as well for example yesterday when the pope met the commander in chief of myanmar military he talked about the responsibility that the authorities have in the transition process of the transformation process because of course this is a country that has been under military rule for decades and just a few years ago started opening up in the government that uncensored she is defacto heading just took office last year so this is a very delicate process and there have been some setbacks as well in recent months and in the past year or so maybe you ll be touching on that as well and then of course there are so many conflicts that this country is facing it has its home to some of the longest running internal conflicts in the world for example in catchin state where the people who we saw in the report are from many of the people there are christian and many have been forced from their homes tens of thousands living in refugee camps in that area because there is an armed conflict