That litigation process. Of negotiations that culminated in the settlement that was approved today weve had a migrant labor system for many many decades the majority of them are living in deep rule live in south africa and in neighboring countries like mozambique pursued to in swaziland where they really dont have access to medical facilities to screen and examined him so we dont know the status of the vast majority of former mine workers up there and step one is rolling out. A program to get medical facilities to them for checks it just extras lanfranc sheet and generally physical exams and receipts whether or not they are suffering from lung disease and qualified to be compensated. Well still ahead on aljazeera. Nearing a point of no return the destruction of brazils amazon could soon reach a point that has a profound impact on the world. How we got more heavy showers in c. Waste impassive china but its still very much in place across the central i was as well and out towards the sou
More you know badly injured or maimed for life and really the outside world paid very very little attention and certainly not sustained attention and certainly attention thats not making any difference or bringing over that resolution any closer review this collective shrug this lack of International Action to try to stop all of this do you think this is because of russias veto powers on the Security Council or is or does it go beyond that. Well certainly is Security Councils been you know effectively paralyzed on syria its had 8 years to to try and sort out this this problem and its failed and you know there are 5 states with the to the new year in takes one to be to block any kind of resolution so as Curator Council has not succeeded but i think its not just the Security Council is really the powerful states you mentioned russia but the other powerful states also could have influence on the situation. And they simply havent succeeded in making that that count and what were calling fo
Few weeks of his life in and out of hospital he was a leading figure in what was known as the arab spring uprising as Prime Minister and then tunisia is 1st democratically elected president he helped draft a new constitution guaranteeing freedom of speech. Were going to have his accomplishments so were often overshadowed by a weak economy and a high Unemployment Rate oh no worries though he started his mission on a positive note and he finished that the same way may he rest in peace his predecessors who are the country but he was a good man who served his country no one did that before him no one saw the end of he we hope the next president will be even better we hope our country will be stable and safe we have some terrorism but the country doesnt blame him 7 days of National Mourning have been declared as the country honors its for them president. Front runners if you had appeared amongst the candidates who said theyll be standing for the president ial election in mid september but a
Towards the worlds 2nd largest ice sheet which is essential to the Global Climate system and then cause record melting this will then cause sea levels to rise even further and the weather to become even more unstable already this month greenland has lost the ice equivalent of 64000000. 00 swimming pools in surface melt alone well earlier we spoke to ruth mottram whos a climate scientist at the denmark Meterological Institute and she says a clear link can be drawn between Climate Change and the increasing rates of ice melt in the arctic. We know that the arctic is warm so much more than the rest of the world we have processes called the arctic have that occasion so that Climate Change is felt much more strongly in the arctic than it is here even in europe right now and so when we get these big melting events happening they tend to be more extreme than they were in the past at the moment were not where very close to our rep or to melt year 2012 were getting very close to matching that fr
Nations as warned of a possible record breaking ice melt in greenland as a heat wave which struck europe this week moves further north for more now we can cross to felicity by european Broadcast Center by so much dana starr yes europe has been sweltering in its 2nd heat wave of the summer and data shows the u. K. May have experienced its hotter day hottest day ever on thursday a provisional temperature of 38. 7 degrees celsius was recorded in cambridge england if confirmed by the National Weather service that would be the u. K. s highest temperature on record germany france belgium and the netherlands have also experienced record breaking temperatures this week. Well that is now appears to be moving towards greenland where the u. N. Has warned it could cause record levels of ice melts greenlands ice sheet covers 80 percent of the islands territory and is the 2nd largest in the world but its been losing ice as an excel orating pace since the turn of the century the ice loss in 2012 was