supplies without aid most most of the aid services by international aid agencies are still suspended because it is still too volatile too insecure to carry out aid services that have kind of zone we are talking about some of the chamber how does you know that situation board for president ever once plans to repatriate millions of the 3600000 syrian refugees in turkey that s one of the reasons for this operation can that be done in a way that respects international humanitarian law with the situation being what it is now. no it can t the repressed relation of the return of refugees 1st of all has to be voluntary has to be in their places of origin many of the syrian refugees living in turkey have nothing to do with northeast syria they re not from there you are going to displace them to an area they do not belong to so that the worth would be against international law and also forcing them they have to it has to be a voluntary on them form decision that the refugees decide whe
thank you so much for having me on bbc hardtalk. it is a great pleasure. i think it s fair to say, bassem, a lot has happened in the last seven years or so since you left your home country, egypt. when you consider your life today, how much emotional pull does your home country have on you as you sit there in california 7 well, much less than in the past. i think this was an interesting journey for me. the past ten years, i have gone into changes in my life that i have never thought i would ever go through. i was a heart surgeon, and then i found myself hosting the biggest show in the middle east and then having to leave all of that behind and come to reinvent myself and start all over again in a country that is not mine, performing to an audience that s not mine, with a language that s my second language. so i m kind of like, i m in a place now that i m kind of like looking forward instead of looking back. well, i m sad to say i m going to make you look back a little bit bef
it s time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i m stephen sackur. the world s autocrats do not like to be laughed at. now, that is a political reality my guest today, bassem youssef, understands all too well cos he made his name and won an audience of tens of millions with a satirical comedy show during egypt s popular uprising more than a decade ago. but that revolution quickly morphed into authoritarianism, and youssef fled to the us, taking his gift for comedy with him. did he and do we still expect too much from political satire? bassem youssef in los angeles, welcome to hardtalk. thank you so much for having me on bbc hardtalk. it is a great pleasure. i think it s fair to say, bassem, a lot has happened in the last seven years or so since you left your home country, egypt. when you consider your life today, how much emotional pull does your home country have on you as you sit there in california? well, much less than in the past. i think this was an interesting journey fo
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