You're listening to the Global News podcast from the BBC World Service.

Hello, I'm Oliver Conway.

We're recording this at 13 hours GMT on Monday, the 21st of August.

Saudi Arabia is accused of the systematic killing of Ethiopian migrants

at the border with Yemen.

I was short between my ties near my groin and my legs are paralyzed.

No, I can't even walk.

At that moment, I thought I would die.

The Israeli army is searching for a suspected Palestinian gunman who shot

dead in Israeli women in the occupied West Bank.

And the British serial killer nurse who murdered at least seven babies has been

sentenced to life in prison.

Also in the podcast, a return to the age of sale, the newly refurbished cargo

ship using wind power.

Every year tens of thousands of people attempt the perilous journey from the

Horn of Africa to Yemen and then Saudi Arabia.

Many do not make it.

According to human rights, watch hundreds of them.

Many Ethiopians have been gunned down by Saudi security forces on the border

with Yemen.

The human rights organization has documented evidence, which suggests that the

killings have been systematic.

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