28/01/2017 Newsround

Hi, I'm Ayshah with your latest Newsround update this

Coming up: We find out how kids are celebrating Chinese New Year.

And the turtle found a long way from home.

First up, people who support refugees, including female rights

campaigner Malala Yousafzai, have criticised President Trump.

It's because of his decision to stop people who have left Syria,

because of the war there, from entering the US.

But his supporters say he's made the right decision

Donald Trump was sworn in as the 45th US President last

Friday and after his first week in office says he's stopping

refugees from Syria from coming to America until further notice.

He's also signed an order to stop people from six other

mainly Muslim countries, including Iran and Iraq

in the Middle East and Somalia and Sudan in Africa,

being given permission to travel to America

The President made immigration a big issue in his election.

The things he has said about migrants and refugees

have made him popular with his supporters.

He says the decision he has just made will help keep terrorists out

We want to make sure that we are not admitting into our country the very

threats our soldiers are fighting overseas.

We only want to admit those into our country

who will support our country and love deeply our people.

But other people say banning all refugees from Syria

is not the right decision, and that it will punish

people who have nothing to do with terrorism.

She is the citizens and the innocent people of Syria that were affected

by the war with the terrorist group. Female rights campaigner

Malala Yousafzai says she's She says Trump shouldn't

be 'turning his back on the world's most defenceless

children and families'. And the order has angered many human

rights organisations too who say Trump is closing the door

to children who need help. It's been a record breaking tennis

day down in Australia. As Serena Williams beat her big sis,

not only to take the Australian Open title, but also claim her place

in history, by winning more big tennis tournaments than any other

professional female player. Staying with tennis and these two

certainly know how to celebrate Bethanie Mattek-Sands,

and Lucie Safarova - or Team Bucie as they call

themselves - showed off with this routine after they won

the doubles title. Today the year of the rooster starts

and people around the world will be celebrating by setting off

fireworks, giving gifts of money in red envelopes,

and eating special food. Martin's been to meet some kids

in Manchester getting involved. I just think it is important

because, like, obviously I am Chinese and my parents are from

China, so it is always important to remember our culture. So, when it

comes to the New Year, there is a lot of food and they are all

delicious! Are family come to my house and then, and friends, we have

dinner together and we play with each other. I also like Chinese New

Year because it is a time for me to get together with all my friends.

Chinese New Year. For lots of people from places like America and many

Asian countries get together with your friends and loved ones.

Traditionally in the UK, New Year's Day balsam the 1st of January every

year. However, Chinese New Year is based on the ancient lunar calendar,

which is a little different. This means the date changes every year.

The Chinese calendar also celebrates a different animal each year. There

are 12 in total, and this year it is all about the rooster. There are

celebrations going on all over the country, and these guys are part of

a big parade in Manchester. We are going to dance the chicken dance. We

will be doing Chinese martial arts. I will be doing it with the rest of

my martial arts club. That's not all. Chinatown in Manchester will be

filled with even more dancers and performers, including the

15-year-old gymnast, who has come all the way from China to take part.

I love around Chinese New Year time I get to meet so many new people we

do these performances, like I get to spend time with my friends and

family, but more importantly I get to meet all these amazing people and

a lot of times we end up becoming really good friends and those

friendships last for a lifetime. And if you don't know

what chinese animal you are, and want to find out,

don't worry we've got My mum just text me and said she is

a rooster! Now, zoo staff are helping this rare

sea turtle is on its way to recovery after it got a little bit

lost last year. The turtle, called Menai,

was found washed up on a beach in Wales in November,

and was rescued by wildlife Menai is an Olive Ridley turtle,

which are usually found in much Vets are giving her lots of checks

to make sure she is healthy, That's all from me, Newsround's back

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