on it, and yet do you agree with janet and mina that this personal touchis janet and mina that this personal touch is not really working with mike yes. i completely agree. the m1 got the news alert that bolton had been sacked? i thought, well, got the news alert that bolton had been sacked? ithought, well, 0k thatis been sacked? ithought, well, 0k that is good news. but actually when you think about it, because i say this because it is very mawkish, because when he came into the scene 17 months ago we closer to a war with iran or strikes on north korea, but actually, for all his faults, he isa man but actually, for all his faults, he is a man of conviction. you can deal with him in a way because you know what he is thinking. there is —— there are clear directions. we might actually be in a more dangerous world now he has left. and it is a bit, you know,... will hear to talk about us foreign policy, is there such a thing? there is this man who worked on impulses, there are no directions, so there is a tweet in the middle of the night followed by a spectacular u—turn, and his se

mina al—oraibi, editor of the national — a news service for the middle east. and irish broadcaster brian o'connell. thank you to you all for being here. president trump says he sacked his national security adviser. john bolton said he resigned. twitter wars go with the territory but these two had much bigger disagreements in the 17 months in whichjohn bolton served in the trump administration. iran, russia, north korea, afghanistan. so let's take stock of american foreign policy three years into the trump administration. mina, why don't you start off with the successes, triumphs, victories, defeats. well, trump's foreign policy is yet to be determined because as you said, bolton is out as national security advisor and is not the first. we have been through a succession of officials. it is clear that donald trump wants to run his own foreign policy. but we are still not clear what that policy is beyond his belief in maximum pressure, whether it is on iran or north korea, threatening them with war. and then offering the carrot, first the stick, and the carrot of

and one of those was a woman named mina. and i remember you, after different trips, we would leave each other epic voicemails -- >> so long. >> there were times when i would answer the phone and she would say, i don't really want to talk to you -- [laughter] and we would debrief and download in between, and you would talk about sometimes on the way home feeling like someone had punched you. >> the gut -- you in the gut because there was so much pain and knowledge that you had to process, and you processed it on the flights back and in the days afterwards. but you speak in the book about how, certainly, everywhere we went when we were asking about did you have your child get vaccines, the women would say, yes, let me show to you my vaccination card. but what about my shot? what about the shot that kept me healthy and kept me from delivering? but then a woman named mina and you spoke. she had just had a child birth, and she had gone through a program that we were very proud of and supporting called safe shot. safe start. >> su

gold money dot com and minae dot com full disclosure we are investors and both of these fine companies roy welcome back thanks for having me max always a pleasure to be here to get your thoughts on these 100 year bonds that governments are issuing argentina's came out it's down already i think 70 percent you know 100 year bond in collapsing what was this all about yes so we're obviously seeing this phenomena of negative interest rates it's praed it's now become common wisdom and i think even sort of a mainstream idea so yes the mill analysis is more negative interest rates means everything else becomes a form of money which includes your argument for silver and why would you want to own an any central banking currency. however the ideas that i tend to think about and come up with always lead me to go against the herd when it becomes mainstream i'm not sure if you're aware of max but a lot of the ideas that we have been proposing and you have been proposing us since you're 90 years old and been doing this for 5060 years are now becoming mainstream so when i look at the negative interest

mina, why don't you start off with the successes, triumphs, victories, defeats? well, trump's foreign policy is yet to really be determined because as you said, bolton is out as national security advisor but he's not the first. we have been through a succession of officials. it is clear that donald trump wants to run his own foreign policy. but we're still not clear what that policy is beyond his belief in maximum pressure, whether it's on iran or north korea, threatening them with all—out war. or then offering the carrot, then the stick, and the carrot of the meeting. beyond the meeting, it's not really clear what can happen. for the time being, withjohn bolton out, it is clear there is possibility of it opening up and talking. but about what? iran's problems. their actions in the region, continuing as they are whetherjohn bolton is national security adviser or not. so while in the region we look with interest about who are the main players who are influencing the president, it really is at the end of the day what the president wants a do to clinch a deal. do

mina, why don't you start off with the successes, triumphs, victories, defeats. well, trump's foreign policy is yet to be determined because as you said, bolton is out as national security advisor and is not the first. we have been through a succession of officials. it is clear that donald trump wants to run his own foreign policy. but we are still not clear what that policy is beyond his belief in maximum pressure, whether it is on iran or north korea, threatening them with war. and then offering the carrot, first the stick, and the carrot of the meeting. beyond the meeting, it is not really clear what can happen. for the time being it is clear there is possibility of it opening up and talking. but about what? iran's problems. their actions in the region, continuing as they are whetherjohn bolton is national security adviser or not. so while in the region we look with interest about who are the main players who are influencing the president, it really is at the end of the day what the president wants a do to clinch a deal. do you agree? it's about the president'

for me to thanks very much for mina miller in johannesburg force. violence in bikini fast so has left nearly half a 1000000 children without a formal education more than a 1000 schools have been closed in the last 3 years on groups are accused of attacking villages and threatening teachers and students more now from catherine sawyer in northern but you know. this 13 year old girl is safe now in cairo time with more than 100 kilometers from her village farther north it was attacked a few months ago by an identified armed men who he did her identity for her safety she says she still finds it had to forget those moments when they came shooting and killed her father over regular well everyone was fleeing and they were chasing others to the holes where they killed some people even tried to climb trees but they killed them. all these children have fled from their homes after attacks on villages they find solace through dance play and just talking to each other at this center that is being run by the un charter agency. we also use most of the children have

one of them is 18 years old we call her a mina she was kidnapped while fleeing from somalia and taken to a hidden building in the libyan desert many others die on the journey across the sahara i mean us kidnappers demanded $8000.00 for her release they tortured emina to increase the pressure at parents were forced to listen to it on the phone. the whole with which. they changed me up hung me up and tortured me with electric shocks. they tortured men with electric shocks to their genitals and women and with shocks to their pressed until they cried and screamed loudly. they did it so they would get the money faster than how to stand as a council floor. with the torch a systematic many other refugees describe similar methods. about 1600 refugees live in this camp south of the sahara. they were all rescued from libya. this man from sudan doesn't want to reveal his true identity either and asks that we call him again he says when he was in prison he was sort of good. people came and bought us like slaves. and they said we let you work and you get money for so. that in the end you didn't ge

one of them is 18 years old we call her a mina she was kidnapped while fleeing from somalia and taken to a hidden building in the libyan desert many other star on the journey across the sahara i mean us kidnappers demanded $8000.00 for her release they tortured amina to increase the pressure her parents were forced to listen to it on the phone. they changed me up honey up and tortured me with electric shocks. they tortured men with electric shocks to their genitals and women with shocks to their pressed until they cried and screamed loudly. they did it so they would get the money faster than how to stand as a possible floor. in the torture a systematic many other refugees describe similar methods. about 1600 refugees live in this camp salt of the sahara they were all rescued from libya. this man from sudan doesn't want to reveal his true identity either and asks that we call him again he says when he was in prison he was sort of a good. people came and bought us like slaves. and they said we let you work and you get money for so. that in the end you didn't get any money. they said you

one of them is 18 years old we call her a mina she was kidnapped while fleeing from somalia and taken to a hidden building in the libyan desert many other star on the journey across the sahara i mean us kidnappers demanded $8000.00 for her release they tortured emina to increase the pressure at parents but forced to listen to it on the phone. they changed me up hung me up and tortured me with electric shocks. they tortured men with electric shocks to their genitals and women and with shocks to their breasts until they cried and screamed loudly. they did it so they would get the money faster than how to stand. with the torch a systematic many other refugees describe similar methods. about 1600 refugees live in this camp salt of the sahara. they were all rescued from libya. this man from sudan doesn't want to reveal his true identity either and asks that we call him he says when he was in prison he was sold. people came and bought us like slaves. and they said we let you work and you get money for . it in the end you didn't get any money. they said you're a slave you're a black man they

one of them is 18 years old we call her a mina she was kidnapped while fleeing from somalia and taken to a hidden building in the libyan desert many other star on the journey across the sahara i mean us kidnappers demanded $8000.00 for her release they tortured emina to increase the pressure at parents by forced to listen to it on the phone. they changed me up hung me up and tortured me with electric shocks. they tortured men with electric shocks to their genitals and women and with shocks to their pressed until they cried and screamed loudly. they did it so they would get the money faster than how to stand she. the torch a systematic many other refugees describe similar methods. about 1600 refugees live in this camp salt of the sahara they were all rescued from libya. this man from sudan doesn't want to reveal his true identity either and asks that we call him he says when he was in prison he will sort the good. people came and bought us like slaves. and they said we let you work and you get money for so. that in the end you didn't get any money. they said you're a slave you're a bla

one of them is 18 years old we call her a mina she was kidnapped while fleeing from somalia and taken to a hidden building in the libyan desert many others die on the journey across the sahara i mean as kidnappers demanded $8000.00 for her release they tortured emunah to increase the pressure a parent's death forced to listen to it on the phone. the whole with which. they changed me up honey up and tortured me with electric shocks. they tortured men with electric shocks to their genitals and women with shocks to their breasts until they cried and screamed loudly. they did it so they would get the money faster than how to stand. in the torch a systematic many other refugees describe similar methods. about 1600 refugees live in this camp salt of the sahara. they were all rescued from libya. this man from sudan doesn't want to reveal his true identity either and asks that we call him again he says when he was in prison he was sort of a good. people came and bought us like slaves. and they said we let you work and you get money for so. that in the end you didn't get any money. they said y

news wire mina thanks very much for being here to tell us how might a macro responds to pressure from hong kong protesters who are expecting her to address human rights. so german chancellor angela merkel is certainly expected to raise the issue of hong kong protests during her meeting with chinese premier league. however it looks like she will go as far as meeting with the protesters some protest leaders have have requested a meeting with her but her office has announced that she's not planning to meet with the protesters right so that's the humanitarian the democracy side of things is of course also has to do a lot with economics so how does the trade war with the u.s. affect germany china trade relations well the trade you were appears to be a major point of discussion during merkel's visit to beijing she actually said this morning at the beginning of her meeting. that she hopes for a quick resolution and a trade war because it is already affecting countries outside of china and the u.s. we all know that the chinese economy is slowing but the german economy is also slowing down and

one of them is 18 years old we call her a mina she was kidnapped while fleeing from somalia and taken to a hidden building in the libyan desert many others die on the journey across the sahara i mean us kidnappers demanded $8000.00 for her release they tortured emina to increase the pressure the parents were forced to listen to it on the phone. the hole with which. they changed me up hung me up and tortured me with electric shocks. they tortured men with electric shocks to their genitals and women and with shocks through their press until they cried and screamed loudly. they did it so they would get the money faster than how to stand. the torch a systematic many other refugees describe similar methods. about 1600 refugees live in this camp south of the sahara. they were all rescued from libya. this man from sudan doesn't want to reveal his true identity either and asks that we call him. he says when he was in prison he was sold. people came and bought us like slaves. and they said we let you work and you get money for so. that in the end you didn't give any money. they said you're a s

one of them is 18 years old we call her a mina she was kidnapped while fleeing from somalia and taken to a hidden building in the libyan desert many other star on the journey across the sahara i mean us kidnappers demanded $8000.00 for her release they tortured amina to increase the pressure her parents were forced to listen to it on the phone. the whole what. they changed me up hung me up and tortured me with electric shocks. they tortured men with electric shocks to their genitals and women of with shocks to their press pts until they cried and screamed loudly. they did it so they would get the money faster than had established as a possible floor. the torture a systematic many other refugees describe similar methods. about 1600 refugees live in this camp salt of the sahara. they were all rescued from libya. this man from sudan doesn't want to reveal his true identity either and asks that we call him again he says when he was in prison he was sort of good. people came and bought us like slaves. and they said we let you work and you get money for so. that in the end you didn't get an

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the sentence by a court in the state of minas gerais is the first successful individual claim against the company. more than 300 people died in the disaster. and now, what is trending in the business news this morning? from the wall streetjournal, zuckerberg meets with trump, faces tough questions from senators. the facebook ceo was in washington, seeking to placate lawmakers scrutinising big tech. wired has an angle on amazon's environmental pledge, a huge boost for the startup electric vehicle maker rivian. the retail giant says it will buy 100,000 electric vans by 2030 from a company that doesn't yet have a single vehicle on the road. and cnbc has an insight into the confident personality of the founder of wework, which is meeting growing scepticism over its planned flotation. adam neumann wants to live forever, be king of the world, and the first trillionaire. and don't forget, let us know what you are spotting online. use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. that's it for the business briefing this hour. but before we go, here are the markets. japanese stocks were heading for a fifth con

one of them is 18 years old we call her a mina she was kidnapped while fleeing from somalia and taken to a hidden building in the libyan desert many others die on the journey across the sahara i mean us kidnappers demanded $8000.00 for her release they tortured emina to increase the pressure a parent's death forced to listen to it on the phone. the whole what. they changed me up hung me up and tortured me with electric shocks. they tortured men with electric shocks to their genitals and women and with shocks to their pressed until they cried and screamed loudly. they did it so they would get the money faster than how to stand as a possible floor. with the torch a systematic many other refugees describe similar methods. about 1600 refugees live in this camp salt of the sahara. they were all rescued from libya. this man from sudan doesn't want to reveal his true identity either and asks that we call him even again he says when he was in prison he was sort of a good. people came and bought us like slaves. and they said we let you work and you get money for so. that in the end you didn't

news wire mina thanks very much for being here to tell us how might i'm going to mexico responds to pressure from hong kong protesters who are expecting her to address human rights. so german chancellor 2 angela merkel is certainly expected to raise the issue of hong kong protests during her meeting with chinese premier league. however it looks like she will go as far as meeting with the protesters. some protest leaders have have requested a meeting with her but her office has announced that she's not planning to meet with the protesters right so that's the humanitarian the democracy side of things this of course also has to do a lot with economics so how does the trade war with the u.s. affect germany china trade relations. trade were appears to be a major point of discussion during merkel's visit to beijing she actually said this morning at the beginning of her meeting. that she hopes for a quick resolution and a trade war because it is already affecting countries outside of china and the u.s. we all know that the chinese economy is slowing but the german economy is also slowing down and m

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donte stallworth is here who plays ten seasons in the nfl, as well as mina kiemz of espn. donte, i'm going to start with you. since there isn't a criminal investigation, brown can technically still play while the league investigates. do you agree with how the team is handling this? >> i know that i played for that organization for two years, and i understand how they operate. they try to do their best to put aside all distractions, any possible distractions. they try to focus on the game and focus on football, and anything else is pushed outside and left to the media to talk about and discuss but the players in the locker room and the head coach specifically bans the players from speaking about things that are not detailed towards the game and towards playing in the game. that's the typical way they handle it. i don't know if it's morally right or not, but that's the way that belichick has handled things for decades in that organization, and it's worked for him on the field. >> considering the allegations here or the accusations, mina, what does the nfl stand to lose if an

ok thanks mina. consider what you know or think you know about the favelas of rio de janeiro those sprawling hillside communities that are as synonymous with rio as the city's iconic beaches perhaps you see fellas as the brazilian media and many international news outlets have depicted them lawless communities virtual no go zones for police where the only realistic solution is a security show of force that prevailing view that the favelas need to be brought under control plays well for 2 politicians in particular president joe your boss a narrow and rio's governor wilson vets all both have given police more authority to use lethal force in the favelas through an ongoing shoot to kill policy and they routinely defend officers who kill on the job however there is an alternative media narrative coming out of the favelas that is emerged through community based journalistic collectives they use video footage posted on social media to document police violence and security abuses to counter the dominant mai

a few loan flags minas street known for its pro-beijing sentiment. one local shop owner tells me he is looking forward to o the anniversary. even he will be marking it privatelely. >> i will spend the day doing my duty as a chinese citizen. i will do my best to run my business well and keep working. >>>> is the night falls, thehese symbols of supupport of beijijig are torn to the ground. pro-democracy supporters unwilling to let even the slightest hint of celebration go untouched. brent: here are some of the other stories making headlines. saudi arabia's crown prince mohammad bin salman has denied ordering the killing of jamal khashoggi last year. despite this, the ruler says he takes responsibility for the murder. according to a a u u.n. investigator, hisis criminall reresponbilityty has been n pron beyond a doubt. saudi asians killed khashoggigi inside the saudi consulate in istanbul one year ago. sudan's prime minister has visited paris for talks with emmanuel macron. he leads a transition government after the ouster of longtime leader omar al-bas

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a woman named mina and she had just had childbirth and had gone pto a program that we were very proud of called sure start. and she was very excited to have the healthy birth, the first one she had attended and melinda got a chance to talk to her and she raved how much of that was that her prior birth but you asked her question and that changed everything. >> i was there in northern india to talk to her because she had a young son standing by her side and her husband in a beautiful new born baby boy in her arms that she clearly loved and is there to talk to her about her safe delivery in this clinic that we in the indian government help support because we know women going to clinics, less likely to die in childbirth and the child is more likely to live through the childbirth. she had a wonderful experience, telling me all about it, a little bit shy but willing to talk. i was about ready to finish up the visit that i had with her and i said, a last question, what are your hopes and dreams for these two beautiful sons that you have. and she cast her eyes down for a long time and i thoug

skills to the test today at the max international just outside of moscow performing some breathtaking minae this event is a showcase for the latest in aerospace and defense technology just wrap up today but more than 200000 people visited on saturday. and that is the way kate as i things are looking so far today we're back again at the top of the. there. are. there are. a lot. of. everyone's story is different are going to staff is there for a young know what's actually going to change. like i was pretty comfortable in my life before this happened. working with don for a. got me into this. you know i was a middle child. contrary he was the day. this is some day he was doing to just you know make sure he can money in his pocket. it was like we had to look out for we can but nothing happened to to the baby. i just hope that people can understand that he was a person who didn't deserve to die who didn't deserve to be shot 14 times. already. died trade links and radio part. he car i was like oh so a battery with his right arm at the park the sound is really. really out of ordinary or you know.

winds that hit the a backhoe islands when dorian made landfall were the highest on record by mr hubert mina says rescue operations are in full swing and has warned against looting. hong kong chief executive carol lam says she would fully support an international inquiry into police conduct during the protests that comes a day after she announced she would formally withdraw an extradition bill that spot 3 months of demonstrations lamb also pledged to follow up on recommendations from the inquiry. the bill will be withdrawn. that will be no debate and no vote. the 2nd action is we will fully support the work of the independent police complaints council people from all walks of life with different stances and backgrounds are invited to share their views and air their grievances we must find ways to address the discontent in society and look for solutions of those are the headlines so on al-jazeera europe today right now it's witness. on us mission the permanent school on the. money of the comet funny and so full so to try to. cope and ultimately to deal soon the bit on. them has 6 of them with

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market only they wants to profit from his business idea called mina or beehive his project living in boxes but as the graffiti at the entrance to his exhibition space shows there's a lot of opposition to it his explanation sounds like an apology if this is the man we're going to have thought info about over this system was never intended for the inhabitants of the cities the point is that you only for travelers for tourists what a few but not for people who live and work in the city people who at the moment are in misery you know for the. people like santiago or take the colombian has lived in barcelona for 2 years he can't even afford a room from sales of his handmade wooden figures so he sleeps in the coalmine a prototype on exactly 2.64 square metres in a room only $1.00 metres high no visitors allowed. when i price was the deciding factor but if i can say but it's not ideal for living. the project is just beginning says mark only bay he wants to expand together with investors he wants to build a complex with up to $650.00 sleeping boxes here. he doesn't feel sorry for the residen

announced on facebook that he was elected mina support administrate of. the vote was an anonymous including with quotes from chancellor angela merkel's c.d.u. and her coalition partner the s.p.d. one of the council members who voted for youngish defended the choice to can we are trying to help the people and address their issues that's all party membership doesn't play a role for us. stephanie x. has worked for the n.p.t. on the regional and national level for a key is the enough authority as have twice sought and failed to ban the party as a threat to germany's democratic order the domestic intelligence service has kept close tabs on the party yaks has even shown up in the agency's report on fright wing extremists but he was democratically elected also because no other candidate was available the fuse of presidents a mixed bag in kind and that's how bad that there was no alternative no wonder he got into an event will never end so you might think of what our flight had to may be it will have an effect and make politicians think about how their decisions

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dam injanuary. 0fficers said the two firms had worked with falsified documents that said the dam in minas gerais state was stable. almost 300 people were killed when it collapsed. the united states is to send troops and missile defence systems to saudi arabia and the united arab emirates, in response to last week's attack on saudi arabia's oilfacilities. washington has blamed iran for the attack, although the iranians insist they were not involved. a us spokesman said president trump had given his approval in response to requests for support. in response to the kingdom's request, the president has approved the deployment of us forces, which will be defensive in nature and primarily focused on our owned missile defence. we will also work to accelerate the delivery of military equipment to kingdom of saudi arabia and the uae to enhance their ability to defend themselves. 0ur security correspondence frank gardner was shown around one of the refinery severely damaged by the drones. twisted, burnt and blackened by fire — the aftermath of multiple drone and missile strikes across 19 targets,

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officers said the two firms had worked with falsified documents that said the dam in minas gerais state was stable. almost 300 people were killed when it collapsed unleashing a torrent of mining waste onto a nearby town. us president donald trump has described a whistleblower‘s accusations that he made a promise to a foreign leader as "a political hackjob." some reports allege that mr trump asked ukraine's new president, volodymyr zelensky, to investigate the son of presidential rival joe biden, who previously served on the board of a ukrainian gas company. in return, ukraine would continue to receive us military support. speaking earlier today, president trump said he'd done nothing wrong. i have had conversations with many leaders that were always appropriate. always appropriate, at the highest level, always appropriate. and anything i do, i fight for this country. i fired so strongly for this country. it is just another political hackjob. somebody ought to look intojoe biden‘s statement, because it was disgraceful when he talked about billions of dollars that he is not giving to

arrested in late july near a protest he says he was not even taking a part in opposition candidate mina spent 35 days in detention after she was banned from running in the moscow city elections that took place early september so so much of the society doesn't want to do a great search for root physical restriction of freedom against political opponents even their regime supporters one this regime to have an equal and honest dialogue was its opponents this is not happening also did it for 21 year old student house angered many he is facing extremism charges for you tube video and his detention has been extended until december by handing out stiff sentences to people many here consider are innocent he also does not only anger people but also brought them together from all walks of life it's a big time for justice that biden be hard to ignore thousands of people including doctors scientists and priests have signed letters urging the government to release the prisoners some of the pressure seems to have. been put under house arrest while he's waiting for his appeal to be hurt the outcome of

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the sentence by a court in the state of minas gerais is the first successful individual claim against the company. more than 300 people died in the disaster. environmental groups say china and india are planning huge increases in their coal production, despite warnings from scientists of the need for drastic cuts to try to limit global warming. turkey, vietnam, japan and poland are also singled out for increasing coal production. facebook‘s chief executive has been talking with president trump at the white house. on twitter, mr trump said it had been a nice meeting. 0n capitol hill earlier, mark zuckerberg met members of congress and rejected calls for him to break up the social network. let's turn to our top business story. the pound has surged to a two—month high against the dollar after european commission president jean—claude juncker said a new brexit deal is possible. talks are scheduled in brussels today between the uk's brexit secretary and the eu's chief negotiator. so is this optimism on financial markets justified ? mark davies is ceo of strategy consultancy firm camb

the sentence by a court in the state of minas gerais is the first successful individual claim against the company. more than 300 people died in the disaster. the former president of tunisia has died in exile aged 83. zine el abidine ben ali was forced from office after two decades in power by mass street protests, which triggered a wave of similar uprisings across the arab world. he was sentenced in his absence to 35 years in prison for embezzling public money. facebook‘s chief executive has been talking with president trump at the white house. on twitter, mr trump said it had been a nice meeting. 0n capitol hill earlier, mark zuckerberg met members of congress and rejected calls for him to break up the social network. the former british prime minister sirjohn major has accused the current prime minister, borisjohnson, of being dishonest about his reasons for suspending parliament. speaking through his lawyer at the supreme court, sirjohn said the only reason mrjohnson wanted a longer than usual suspension of parliament was to stop mps interfering in his brexit plans. the government

one of them is 18 years old we call her a mina she was kidnapped while fleeing from somalia and taken to a hidden building in the libyan desert many others die on the journey across the sahara i mean us kidnappers demanded $8000.00 for her release they tortured emina to increase the pressure the parents were forced to listen to it on the phone. the hole with which. they changed me up hung me up and tortured me with electric shocks. they tortured men with electric shocks to their genitals and women of with shocks to their breasts until they cried and screamed loudly. they did it so they would get the money faster than how to stand. in the torch a systematic many other refugees describe similar methods. about 1600 refugees live in this camp south of the sahara. they were all rescued from libya. this man from sudan doesn't want to reveal his true identity either and asks that we call him he says when he was in prison he was sort of the. people came and bought us like slaves. and they said we let you work and you get money for so. that in the end you didn't get any money. they said you're