has taken and who were in a camp for 15 years through multiple negotiations after which bhutan agreed the take back three out of 100,000 in the u.s. and other countries offered resettlement at that time. i think that was, while there was no imminent danger, while there were some dangers in the region, i wouldn't say that looking at all refugees everywhere they would rise into what some refugees from other places would run into. i would say after 13 negotiations it was ruled out that bhutan was ever going to take these people out. the nepali government expressed interest in integrating some but 100,000, no. i think there are times that looking at some of the other groups. i also think the other element again just on the assimilation side is ensuring that you have a sustainable mix of refugees in for example, families. for example, an elderly person might look on paper like not particularly able to integrate or assimilate easily. yet that person may play an important role in the family in providing child care so that the parents can go to work or to provide some of the guidance to those

this region of india has more in common with its neighbors bhutan china meon ma and bangladesh. the facial features of the people for example. you call us and they're called us to. you know that the way to their attitude was are a little bit different this young woman lives in one of the seven northeastern states also known as the seven sisters and together they form an area slightly smaller than germany with a population of around fifty million people ms around the smallest state is home to around one million most of the inhabitants belong to the mizo ethnic group they prefer to live soley amongst themselves it didn't work out you know so we have the option of joining me in mar and india that's the only option we have if we had we would have an option to go and talk to me you know being our own separate country i think that's what we want to move. that's what everybody dreams of i think but that's just as possible. we're only there to believe. it's sunday morning a service is being held in one of the many churches the mizo are christians that too distinguishes them from the res

has taken and who were in a camp for 15 years through multiple negotiations after which bhutan agreed the take back three out of 100,000 in the u.s. and other countries offered resettlement at that time. i think that was, while there was no imminent danger, while there were some dangers in the region, i wouldn't say that looking at all refugees everywhere they would rise into what some refugees from other places would run into. i would say after 13 negotiations it was ruled out that bhutan was ever going to take these people out. the nepali government expressed interest in integrating some but 100,000, no. i think there are times that looking at some of the other groups. i also think the other element again just on the assimilation side is ensuring that you have a sustainable mix of refugees in for example, families. for example, an elderly person might look on paper like not particularly able to sbe rate or assimilate easily. yet that person may play an important role in the family in providing child care so that the parents can go to work or to provide some of the guidance to those

this region of india has more in common with its neighbors bhutan china. and bangladesh the facial features of the people for example. you call us china and they're called us to. you know that the way to their attitude was are a little bit different this young woman lives in one of the seven northeastern states also known as the seven sisters together they form an area slightly smaller than germany with a population of around fifty million people ms around the smallest state is home to around one million most of the inhabitants belong to the mizo ethnic group they prefer to live soley amongst themselves it didn't work out you know so we have the option of joining me in mar and india that's the only option we have if we had we would have an option to go and talk to me you know being our own separate country i think that's what we want to move. that's what everybody dreams of i think but that's that's possible. we are only there to believe that. it's sunday morning a service is being held in one of the many churches the mizo are christians that too distingui

the aid organization citizens for a better environment he and his organization support the women of bhutan during. suffering because of environmental injustice mining operations you would have affected them through the missions especially as it missed missions from the plant to the mining operation here. to make sure the people are being heard peterson cumbers organization fights in court against the mining companies the mining industry is the backbone of the zambian economy mining companies are very powerful and environmental concerns are extremely difficult to address. this copper ore heap in the tondo is sprayed every night with sulfuric acid the wind carries the acid missed throughout the entire village. initially the mining company put up some mitigation measures but they have not worked the people as a possibility look at it and it's very clear that government is not going to get them out so we. go to. the residents say acid rain is eating holes into the roofs of their houses and nothing grows in the family gardens anymore. and children suffer the most from the severe environmental p

the aid organization citizens for a better environment he and his organization support the women of bhutan don't. and the suffering because of environmental injustice mining operations you would have affected them through the emissions especially as it missed missions from the plant to the mining operation here. to make sure that people are being heard peterson cumbers organization fights in court against the mining companies the mining industry is the backbone of the zambian economy mining companies are very powerful and environmental concerns are extremely difficult to address. this copper or heat in the tondo is sprayed every night with sulfuric acid the wind carries the acid missed throughout the entire village. initially the mining company put up some mitigation measures but they have not worked the people are supposed to look at it and it is clear that government is not going to get them out so we are next step was to go to. the residents say acid rain is eating holes into the roofs of their houses and nothing grows in the family gardens anymore all. the children suffer the most from

and still plenty of showers in evidence particularly across more eastern parts of india up into nepal bhutan and bangladesh they're seeing some heavy rainfall and at miramar too it's looking quite wet these areas will continue to see some heavy rain as we head on through saturday for the western ghats we've got rain southam and by then towards bangalore has been very wet in recent days but for central and northern parts of india and across into pakistan weather conditions are looking draw and fine and there are with highs of thirty five in delhi thirty two in karate here in the arabian peninsula the temperatures just easing off a little bit around the gulf states the humidity also just starting to drop thirty eight the maestro in doha and abu dhabi on the other side of the peninsula fine conditions for medina with high seer of forty. i just want to make sure all of our audience is on the same page where they're online what pollutes the u.s. citizens here and what pollutes people of iraq don't want and the same you join us on sat i was never put aside. because i'm darker than all the people.

and still plenty of showers in evidence particularly across more eastern parts of india up into nepal bhutan and bangladesh they're seeing some heavy rainfall and at miramar too is looking quite wet these areas will continue to see some heavy rain as we head on through saturday and for the western ghats we've got rain say from on by down towards bangalore has been very wet in recent days but for central and northern parts of india and across into pakistan weather conditions are looking draw and fine and there are with highs of thirty five in delhi thirty two in karate here in the arabian peninsula the temperatures just easy off a little bit around the gulf states the community also just starting to drop thirty eight the maestro in doha and abu dhabi on the other side of the peninsula fine conditions for medina with highs here forty. water scarcity is a serious problem we use more than probably you need to why is your risk. impact if the plans aren't demanding as much water you don't need to irrigate as much as me is the age old technique of collecting water bottled water just came out of the

lot of heavy showers in here up into buying the dash and bhutan nepal we're seeing very heavy rain continuing to develop here so moving across. those showers across northeastern areas also down through the western ghats we've got some heavy rain returning once again through the course of friday but central northern parts of india much of pakistan expected to remain dry and fine with temperatures in the mid thirty's as far as he's concerned. kind of the thirty two degrees here in the arabian. sea levels around the gulf dropping very slightly. probably still staying quite humid until the first week of october but generally it's getting a little bit better on the other side of the peninsula. temperatures there in the low forty's so. still forty one in medina. at altitude of course temperatures considerably lower twenty six in santa. for the nomadic tribe. never be able to. follow the mongolian herdsmen on a treacherous migration. as they strive to preserve their traditional way of life. mongolia this time on al-jazeera. well again at the top stories here on al-jazeera the u.n. says more than hal

laos and meum are a lot of heavy showers in here and certainly through up into buying the dash and bhutan the poor we're seeing very heavy rain continuing to develop here so moving across into south asia you can see on the satellite imagery those showers across those northeastern areas also down through the western ghats we've got some heavy rain returning once again through the course of friday but central northern parts of india much of pakistan expected to remain dry and fine with temperatures in the mid thirty's as far as delhi is concerned and kharaj they're coming to the maximum of thirty two degrees here in the arabian peninsula just the humidity levels around the gulf states just dropping very slightly now probably still saying quite humid until the first week of october but generally it's getting a little bit better on the other side of the peninsula community generally less temperatures there in the low forty's so head on through into saturday still forty one a medina further south at altitude of course temperatures considering there are twenty six in santa. i just want to make

has taken in who were in a camp for 15 years through multiple negotiations after which bhutan agree to take back three out of 100,000 in the u.s. and other countries often resettlement at that time. i think that was, while the was to imminent danger, while there were some dangers in the region, i wouldn't say looking at already everywhere that they would rise into what some refugees from other places would run into. i would say after 13 negotiations it was rolled out that bhutan was ever going to take these people back. the nepali government expressed some interest in reselling some but they don't, integrating some but 100,000, no. i do think there are times looking at some of those other groups. i also think the other element again on the assimilation side is ensuring that you have a sustainable mix of refugees in, for example, families. so for example, an elderly person might look on paper like not particularly able to integrate or assimilate easily, and yet that person may play an important role in the family in providing child care so that the parents can go to work, or to provide

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their dresses and ties and bhutan nears and ties and all that stuff. we were able to make it work because of the awesome community woodson has and we're excited. >> it will be great event all that information will be on fox5 d.c. if you want oh get yourself involved in the walks this coming fall. go to ihop round your bill up and help donate little bit of money to lls. guys, back inside to you. >> every little bit helps, mike. involved. the first light the night walk will be friday october 13th in reston there you see the next one saturday night in rockville and then saturday the 21st in washington, d.c. hope you can make it out to one in if not all. >> let's bring in tucker barnes noun get update on what's happening with the weather. >> all right. back to back. so like friday and then saturday. >> and then the next weekend. >> all right. >> are you going. >> i'm going to at least one. >> i think we all should. yeah. >> hey, did you notice the days are getting shorter. >> i have. >> i have noticed that. >> sunset tonight 6:55 getting up at 7:00 o'clock