భాజపా నేతల ప్రచారం
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మోదీపై అసత్యప్రచారాలు చేస్తున్నారు : భాజపా నేత దిలీప్ - bjp leader
కేంద్రం అన్నీ విధాల సాయపడుతున్నా రాష్ట్ర నేతలు కావాలనే అసత్యప్రచారాలు చేస్తున్నారని భాజపా నేతలు విమర్శించారు. కృష్ణా జిల్లా మైలవరంలో పర్యటించిన దిలీప్, బాల కోటేశ్వరరావు... మోదీని మరోసారి ప్రధానిని చేసేందుకు కమలం గుర్తుపై ఓటేయాలని కోరారు.
భాజపా నేతల ప్రచారం
భాజపా నేతల ప్రచారం
రాష్ట్రంలో అభివృద్ధికి భాజపా కృషి చేస్తోందని ఆ పార్టీ నాయకులు తెలిపారు. కృష్ణా జిల్లా చంద్రాల, మైలవరంలో భాజపా లోక్సభ, శాసనసభ అభ్యర్థులు దిలీప్, బాల కోటేశ్వరరావు ఎన్నికల ప్రచారం నిర్వహించారు. ఈ ప్రచారంలో మాట్లాడిన నేతలు ఏపీ అభివృద్ధికి కేంద్రం అందించిన నిధులు అందిస్తుందన్నారు. కేంద్రం సాయపడుతున్న కొందరు నేతలు స్వలాభం కోసం మోదీపై అసత్యప్రచారాలు చేస్తున్నరని అన్నారు. ప్రజలు అన్నీ విషయాలు గమనిస్తున్నారన్న నేతలు వచ్చే ఎన్నికల్లో తమ పార్టీకి సముచిత స్థానం కల్పిస్తారని ఆశాభావం వ్యక్తం చేశారు.
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RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLY
SHOTLIST:
ASSOCIATED PRESS - AP CLIENTS ONLY
Tobruk, Libya - 27 March 2019
1. Various of migrants along a stone wall inside the Bab Zaytoun detention centre
2. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Karim Mohamed, illegal immigrant from Egypt:
"We went through the mountains, and Abu Ali's Sons (Libyan-Egyptian tribe) took us and drove us out of the mountain and handed us over to people in Musaid (town in Libya at border with Egypt). After we were handed over in Musaid, they (human traffickers) took us to Tobruk. We were sold there. There were people (migrants) who asked to pay 12,000 Libyan Dinars (approx. 8,624 US dollars), and there were others who asked to pay 8,000 dinars (approx. 5,750 US dollars) and 6,000 dinars (approx. 4,312 US dollars). We were beaten, tortured, insulted and humiliated."
3. Various of Red Crescent workers speaking to migrants
4. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Karim Mohamed, illegal immigrant from Egypt:
"They (human traffickers) were doing everything one did not expect; beat us up, humiliated us, swore and insulted our parents in Egypt, calling them up and telling them that if the money had not been paid they would kill us. Until we managed to escape, we broke the doors and windows and fled, and we actually beat the thugs, beat them and handed ourselves over to the police station."
5. Various of Red Crescent workers registering migrants
6. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Asriwa Saleh, Libyan Red Crescent worker:
"The Libyan Red Crescent works at the illegal immigration headquarters in Tobruk and co-operates with the shelter centers by providing vital humanitarian needs to illegal immigrants in the shelter, providing communications, food, water, psychological support, first aid, health and psychological care for migrants."
7. Red Crescent doctor treating injured
8. Saleh speaking to detained migrant
9. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Asriwa Saleh, Libyan Red Crescent worker:
"Of course, we worked throughout the week in the Bab Zaytoun detention center after the incident with the 90 migrants, and thank God, a doctor was with us today. He provided medical examinations and important medical care for the migrants in this center."
10. Red Crescent workers speaking to migrant seated on ground
11. Mattresses and blankets in migrant's holding cell
12. Migrant's luggage
13. Colonel Idris Moftah, Head of the Tubrok Anti-Illegal Immigration Authority, seated in his office
14. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Colonel Idris Moftah, Head of Tubrok Anti-Illegal Immigration Authority:
"Of course, you know that the illegal immigration agency is one of the most important bodies of the Interior Ministry, because it works to maintain national security - because through illegal immigration, terrorists and disease carriers may enter the country."
15. Various of migrants' toilet area
16. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Colonel Idris Moftah, Head of Tubrok Anti-Illegal Immigration Authority:
"The Interior Ministry is supposed to have more interest in this body (referring to the department for illegal immigration), we are currently suffering from a lack of possibilities. We don't have any kind of possibilities except for dry supplies. Of course, the possibilities we lack are the vehicles by which migrants are deported, as well as deportation costs."
17. Pan of toilet area
18. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Colonel Idris Moftah, Head of Tubrok Anti-Illegal Immigration Authority:
"In addition to the detention center itself, as it needs maintenance and furniture and many other things, so through you, I call upon (Libya's) Interior Ministry to look at this body, this body is important, I can even say that it is the first body of the Ministry of Interior that needs to be cared of."
19. Red Crescent workers and detention security guards
STORYLINE:
Ninety illegal immigrants surrendered to the Libyan authorities after they managed to escape last week from human traffickers in the outskirts of the city of Tobruk located in the country's far east.
The police station that was responsible for the arrest, handed over the migrants to the illegal immigration agency in the city - which placed them in a detention centre.
One of the migrants, Karim Mohamed, described that when in the hands of traffickers, the migrants had suffered torture, beatings, insults and humiliation.
When arriving at the Tobruk detention centre, workers from Libya's Red Crescent provided the necessary assistance and treatment for the migrants as soon as they arrived, including medical care.
Migrants are between the ages of 16 and 35, all men of different African nationalities.
The detention centre suffers from a lack of basic necessities to accommodate the migrants, as is the case with all other detention centers in Libya.
Footage from Tobruk showed small holding cells without windows, and a toilet area covered in filth and rubbish.
Colonel Idris Moftah, the Head of Tubrok Anti-Illegal Immigration Authority, said that possibilities were lacking, and made an appeal to the Interior Ministry - which is responsible for the illegal immigration agency - to prioritise illegal immigration.
Despite the continuing crisis of migrants crossing the Sahara to reach the Libyan coasts in the hope of reaching Europe, there is a marked decline in the number of migrants after the implementation of policies and solutions deterrent by the Libyan government and the United Nations.
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SHOTLIST:
ASSOCIATED PRESS - AP CLIENTS ONLY
Tobruk, Libya - 27 March 2019
1. Various of migrants along a stone wall inside the Bab Zaytoun detention centre
2. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Karim Mohamed, illegal immigrant from Egypt:
"We went through the mountains, and Abu Ali's Sons (Libyan-Egyptian tribe) took us and drove us out of the mountain and handed us over to people in Musaid (town in Libya at border with Egypt). After we were handed over in Musaid, they (human traffickers) took us to Tobruk. We were sold there. There were people (migrants) who asked to pay 12,000 Libyan Dinars (approx. 8,624 US dollars), and there were others who asked to pay 8,000 dinars (approx. 5,750 US dollars) and 6,000 dinars (approx. 4,312 US dollars). We were beaten, tortured, insulted and humiliated."
3. Various of Red Crescent workers speaking to migrants
4. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Karim Mohamed, illegal immigrant from Egypt:
"They (human traffickers) were doing everything one did not expect; beat us up, humiliated us, swore and insulted our parents in Egypt, calling them up and telling them that if the money had not been paid they would kill us. Until we managed to escape, we broke the doors and windows and fled, and we actually beat the thugs, beat them and handed ourselves over to the police station."
5. Various of Red Crescent workers registering migrants
6. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Asriwa Saleh, Libyan Red Crescent worker:
"The Libyan Red Crescent works at the illegal immigration headquarters in Tobruk and co-operates with the shelter centers by providing vital humanitarian needs to illegal immigrants in the shelter, providing communications, food, water, psychological support, first aid, health and psychological care for migrants."
7. Red Crescent doctor treating injured
8. Saleh speaking to detained migrant
9. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Asriwa Saleh, Libyan Red Crescent worker:
"Of course, we worked throughout the week in the Bab Zaytoun detention center after the incident with the 90 migrants, and thank God, a doctor was with us today. He provided medical examinations and important medical care for the migrants in this center."
10. Red Crescent workers speaking to migrant seated on ground
11. Mattresses and blankets in migrant's holding cell
12. Migrant's luggage
13. Colonel Idris Moftah, Head of the Tubrok Anti-Illegal Immigration Authority, seated in his office
14. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Colonel Idris Moftah, Head of Tubrok Anti-Illegal Immigration Authority:
"Of course, you know that the illegal immigration agency is one of the most important bodies of the Interior Ministry, because it works to maintain national security - because through illegal immigration, terrorists and disease carriers may enter the country."
15. Various of migrants' toilet area
16. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Colonel Idris Moftah, Head of Tubrok Anti-Illegal Immigration Authority:
"The Interior Ministry is supposed to have more interest in this body (referring to the department for illegal immigration), we are currently suffering from a lack of possibilities. We don't have any kind of possibilities except for dry supplies. Of course, the possibilities we lack are the vehicles by which migrants are deported, as well as deportation costs."
17. Pan of toilet area
18. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Colonel Idris Moftah, Head of Tubrok Anti-Illegal Immigration Authority:
"In addition to the detention center itself, as it needs maintenance and furniture and many other things, so through you, I call upon (Libya's) Interior Ministry to look at this body, this body is important, I can even say that it is the first body of the Ministry of Interior that needs to be cared of."
19. Red Crescent workers and detention security guards
STORYLINE:
Ninety illegal immigrants surrendered to the Libyan authorities after they managed to escape last week from human traffickers in the outskirts of the city of Tobruk located in the country's far east.
The police station that was responsible for the arrest, handed over the migrants to the illegal immigration agency in the city - which placed them in a detention centre.
One of the migrants, Karim Mohamed, described that when in the hands of traffickers, the migrants had suffered torture, beatings, insults and humiliation.
When arriving at the Tobruk detention centre, workers from Libya's Red Crescent provided the necessary assistance and treatment for the migrants as soon as they arrived, including medical care.
Migrants are between the ages of 16 and 35, all men of different African nationalities.
The detention centre suffers from a lack of basic necessities to accommodate the migrants, as is the case with all other detention centers in Libya.
Footage from Tobruk showed small holding cells without windows, and a toilet area covered in filth and rubbish.
Colonel Idris Moftah, the Head of Tubrok Anti-Illegal Immigration Authority, said that possibilities were lacking, and made an appeal to the Interior Ministry - which is responsible for the illegal immigration agency - to prioritise illegal immigration.
Despite the continuing crisis of migrants crossing the Sahara to reach the Libyan coasts in the hope of reaching Europe, there is a marked decline in the number of migrants after the implementation of policies and solutions deterrent by the Libyan government and the United Nations.
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Clients are reminded:
(i) to check the terms of their licence agreements for use of content outside news programming and that further advice and assistance can be obtained from the AP Archive on: Tel +44 (0) 20 7482 7482 Email: info@aparchive.com
(ii) they should check with the applicable collecting society in their Territory regarding the clearance of any sound recording or performance included within the AP Television News service
(iii) they have editorial responsibility for the use of all and any content included within the AP Television News service and for libel, privacy, compliance and third party rights applicable to their Territory.
