Bearing Witness | 20 years of Al Jazeera English

Traveling down the smugglers route, we came across this broken down vehicle with about 20 guys inside, all going to Algeria, and then on to Libya, and some even to Europe. You can hear this woman screaming. She just said, you're here to save me, you're here to save me. Now she's been kept quiet. We've definitely found a black jail here. A stricken tank explodes. Back on the road, Tbilisi bound. You can still hear the gunfire that is being fired over the heads of the protesters. This was, until a few moments ago, an entirely peaceful protest. The sting of the chemicals was too much for many to bear. The fighting has now escalated into the surrounding streets behind the area where the main police presence is and they're now trying to disperse through this area and try and stop this sort of rioting. Whatever the government has done so far it has come too little, too late and at the cost of too many young lives. Initial reports had said 4.5. On the Richter scale, 7.7 seems much more realistic. It was very strong. The last broken bridge, just before Chimoyo, has been made passable with some blown-down cables. The Rohingya aren't just the world's largest group of stateless people. They're also among the world's most persecuted minorities. Here in the town centre, if I go quiet, you'd be able to hear nothing. There is absolutely no one who's left here. They tell us that they know that even if they get a conviction, they're going to be locked up for a much shorter time than an adult and able to get out and rejoin the cartel. And if you're a cartel boss, that's a big advantage. This is a temple that ISIL fighters put a lot of effort into blowing up. It's one of the reasons Palmyra is on UNESCO's list. ...of world heritage in danger. Is the president looking at his polling when he's weighing all of these options? Is the president looking at what? That's a heck of a question. IRGC said ships and vessels should not approach the strait or if they approach, they will jeopardize their safety. At the end of the second day of the Israeli military invasion to the northern occupied West Bank, the Israeli forces withdrew from this area over here. You can just imagine how the family felt having these soldiers in their house for hours on end. They were kept in one room. We were just hit pretty badly by tear gas. We're being moved now. We're moving, we're moving, don't worry. No need to push. If you're watching this pre-recorded report, then Al Jazeera has been banned in the territory of Israel.