criminal court? please explain. yes, in general, mr. sisi is situation-oriented , situation-oriented, not case-oriented, let's say now because of a specific case. the situation has been on the court's agenda since 2018, but after the cases of october 7, we see that countries like chile, mexico, and before that, governments like burundi and south africa , are submitting the palestinian situation directly to the court. turned towards a direction that all governments, of course, except the government the supporters of the zionist regime read this issue from the court and put pressure on the court , of course, i said. the issue will not be very legal , because the situation has been on the agenda since 2018, and in the meantime, cases can be released, but there is a lot of pressure on the court from the political and media point of view , so unfortunately, until today, we are witnessing the passive behavior of the international criminal court. and now, in addition to these three cases that i mentioned at

the international criminal court will have to prove its many doubts is wrong. it must resist huge political pressure at all. you become long standing criticisms for pursuing selective justice. will crimes, crimes against humanity, genocide, this course was created to hold those responsible, accountable, and prevent such crimes from happening again. so is the i c. c fit for purpose compared to other multilateral institutions. the icpc is still young. it's founding treaty, the room statute assigned in 1998 and the court started 4 years later, a $124.00 states. and now members, there are a big ones missing. major powers are not part of it's not united states, not china, russia, india, pakistan, not israel, like the international courts of justice, the i c. c states and the dog city of the hague. whereas the i, c, j is the space between states, the i, c. c prosecutes individuals and they supposed to be the cause of last resort. when local justice fails, i say it only has jurisdiction if uh the country is, is unwilling or unable to genuinely investigate across the r

the international criminal court will have to prove its many doubts as wrong. it must resist huge political pressure at all. you become long standing criticisms for pursuing selective justice will crimes crimes against humanity, genocide, this course was created to hold those responsible accountable. i prevent such crimes from happening again. so is the i c. c. fit for purpose compared to other multilateral institutions. the icpc is still young. it's founding treaty, the room statute assigned in 1998 and the court started 4 years later. a 124 states. and now members, there are a big ones missing. major powers are not part of, it's not united states, not china, russia, india, pakistan, not israel. like the international courts of justice. the i c. c states and the dog city of the hague. whereas the i, c, j, hey, is the space between states, the i c. c prosecutes individuals and they supposed to be the cause of last resort . when local justice fails, i say it only has jurisdiction. if uh, the country is, is unwilling or unable to genuinely investigate across the

the international criminal court will have to prove its many doubts is wrong. it must resist huge political pressure at all. you become long standing criticisms for pursuing selective justice. will crimes, crimes against humanity, genocide, this course was created to hold those responsible accountable. i prevent such crimes from happening again. so is the i c. c fit for purpose compared to other multilateral institutions. the icpc is still young. it's founding treaty, the room statute assigned in 1998 and the court started 4 years later, a $124.00 states. and now members, there are a big ones missing. major powers are not part of it's not united states, not china, russia, india, pakistan, not israel, like the international courts of justice. the i c. c sits in the dog city of the hague. whereas the i, c, j is the space between states, the i, c. c prosecutes individuals and they supposed to be the cause of last resort. when local justice fails, i say it only has jurisdiction if uh the country is, is unwilling or unable to genuinely investigate across the rest. s

the international criminal court will have to prove its many doubts is wrong. it must resist huge political pressure at all. you become long standing criticisms for pursuing selective justice will crimes crimes against humanity, genocide, this court was created to hold those responsible accountable. i prevent such crimes from happening again. so is the i c. c. fit for purpose compared to other multilateral institutions. the icpc is still young. it's founding treaty, the room statute assigned in 1998 and the court started 4 years later. a 124 states. and now members, there are a big ones missing. major powers are not part of, it's not united states, not china, russia, india, pakistan, not israel. like the international courts of justice. the i c. c states and the dog city of the hague. whereas the i, c, j is the space between states, the i, c. c, prosecutes individuals and they supposed to be the course of last resort. when local justice fails, i say it only has jurisdiction if uh the country is, is unwilling or unable to genuinely investigate across the rest. s

the international criminal court will have to prove its many doubts is wrong. it must resist huge political pressure at all. you become long standing criticisms for pursuing selective justice. will crimes, crimes against humanity, genocide, this course was created to hold those responsible, accountable, and prevent such crimes from happening again. so is the i c. c fit for purpose compared to other multilateral institutions. the icpc is still young. it's founding treaty, the room statute assigned in 1998 and the court started 4 years later, a $124.00 states. and now members, there are a big ones missing. major powers are not part of it's not united states, not china, russia, india, pakistan, not israel, like the international court of justice. the i c. c sits in the dog city of the hague. whereas the i, c, j is the space between states, the i, c. c prosecutes individuals and they supposed to be the cause of last resort. when local justice fails, i say it only has jurisdiction if uh the country is, is unwilling or unable to genuinely investigate across the rest.

court that is the only international permanent criminal court. in the words we don't perceive ourselves as higher than others, but as complimentary to the other. and when there's no other venue or the national level, then victims were still seeing that there is a possibility for them to seek justice to the i. c. c has many critics, but what we've also heard is that most people want the court to do well. if you a mocking the i see things report card haven't been done, but kind of really give it a gentleman. see, i think in terms of its efforts performance, we will have the i c, c, it'll be a 600 pound gorilla. we will have to, we want it to be so effective that if you hit charge of the i see, so you're going to get arrested, try to strong probability that you're going to be convicted and punish if it doesn't have if it doesn't have that perception and it makes it much harder for it to convince countries to do the very hard work, which is very hard and always unpopular of prosecuting their, their own man, women who have been out fighting for the co

>> breaking news out of the hague in the netherlands, the international criminal court has issued an arrest warrant for russia's vladimir putin for hialleged involvement in the unlawful deportation of children from russian-occupied areas of ukraine... >> narrator: thousands of ukrainian children, taken and held by russia. >> (speaking ukrainian): >> they put them in these military camps and trying to re-educate them politically, ideologically. >> narrator: families searching for their loved ones, and the investigators following the trail of alleged abductions. >> our mission is to find families whose children are missing till this day... >> (speaking russian): >> narrator: now on frontline, children of ukraine. >> frontline is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. and by the corporation for public broadcasting. additional support is provided by the abrams foundation, committed to excellence in journalism... park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues... the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation c

at the same time, she added that the cooperation of the international criminal court with ukrainian lawenforcement officers is successful history. matviychuk emphasized that human rights activists have prepared a submission to the international criminal court regarding the commission of crimes based on the hatred of russians against ukrainians. five russian propagandists appear in this case. i believe that it is unprecedentedly fast for international criminal justice, we do not score. e announcement of these arrest warrants, well, for example, only a year ago , the energy infrastructure in ukraine was destroyed for the first time, and now these arrest warrants appeared, from the responsible people, whom the court identified for it destruction, for a year, this is very fast for the international criminal court, and this is possible only because the national investigative bodies gathered to... cooperated with the international criminal court, see you at the 18th in the final news release, more about the important you can always read espresso tv on our website, also subscribe to our channe

america and put in its place the prosecutor of the international criminal court, khan. now that the international criminal court is not satisfied, maybe we, russia, belarus, iran, another state, subjected to for decades, sanctions against our country were first introduced in 1997, they are like weights on our legs preventing us from developing, for decades they have been discriminating against us, committing crimes, we need to think about creating our own court for a legal assessment and subsequent prosecution responsibility. after our inevitable victory, i agree, now advertising, after it i will continue with a new composition, we watch to explore the world, educational programs and documentaries, we watch, we watch, in the application or on website. the official reason has been named why ukraine has no place in nato, it is obviously corruption, as the western media writes, this will be announced directly to your face in a solemn atmosphere, at the upcoming alliance summit. under this pretext, the west will dictate to kiev how to reform the country in order to meet all

fight is also called on the international criminal court to issue arrest warrants for israeli leaders, criticizing a long history of impunity that enables such crimes. the palestinian resistance group hamas condemned a brutal violations at sade temon calling for an international investigation into israel's crime. trims against palestinian abducties. health officials in gaza once again say lack of sanitation, clean water and hygiene products omid. israel's genocidal wars causing severe skin diseases among children. the reason behind the spread of these bacterial diseases is the complete lack of a sanitation system, the complete lack of a treatment of the sanitation system, the mixing of clean water and sewage, the severe overpopulation, the extreme heat, the lack of ventilation, the overpopulated tents, the oversharing of toilets, all these are causes for this. spread of skin diseases. palestinian officials say israel closure of gaza's crossings is causing a severe shortage of medicine and late a sign of worsening public health emergency. the gauza health ministry has declared a polio

mandate for the detention of a criminal in relation to the international criminal court?saw this the day before, two days ago the shos meeting of the shanghai organization ended, we watched we were there as putin and his boss sidzenpin conducted the negotiations, then we monitored everything, then we carefully looked to see that the warrant does not threaten putin in kazakhstan, because kazakhstan did not sign the rome statute, in the future we are told about the second one. the second summit according to the peace formula, where the russian side should be, well, maybe putin himself, and we know that the places where these summits are held are precisely those countries that signed the rome statute, that is, in this case, the implementation will finally take place warrant, will be detained, for example, if putin comes, or shoigu comes there, there is also the same warrant for him, or it is invalid, there is a warrant, but they will not detain him. first, let's talk about the fact that this is about 123 states that not only signed, but also ratified the rome statute, becaus

called on, he also called on fed has also called on international criminal court to issue arrest warns for israeli leaders or criticizing the long history of impunity that enables such crimes. polistiny resistance group hamos also condemned the brutal violations as to the team on calling for international investigation. into israel's crimes against palestinian abducties. hamas says israely prime minister benjamin netanyahu is stalling for sease fire deal in gaza. by setting new conditions and making new demands, statement came after lack of progress and latest round of internationally mediated seizfire talks in rome. hamas says netanyahu retreated from earlier draft which was already based on an israeli proposal, many, including israel's allies believe benjamin netanyahu is prolonging the genocidal campaign in gaza for his own political uh interests. israel prime ministers repeatedly rejected hamas's demands for a permanent gaza ceasefire which involved involves the full withdraw of regime forces from the besieg strip. iran's new president says country's support for the palestinian cau

let's remember that they are currently witnessing that the international criminal court against international court of justice. while the israelis are taking a stand against this peace agreement and criticizing it , they don't have any way other than the policy of occupation and repression, so it is not surprising that the israelis' position in this regard is negative. yes. there is an interesting point in this, that at the same time that the palestinian groups were able to reach an agreement for the future of gaza, it was recently revealed that the united states , israel , and the uae had held a secret meeting for the future of gaza, and the uae had announced in that meeting that it was ready for the american plan. and israel for the future of the issue, he even sent his own military forces to gaza, with the conditions of resistance in gaza today, and with the announcement of the support of 14 main palestinian groups to establish this national unity government in gaza, do you think that the plan and actions of the americans and israelis and a government like the uae wanted to help them, what

fodd is also called on the international criminal court to issue arrest warrants for israeli leaders criticizing a long history of impunity that enables such crimes. palestin resistance group hamas also condemned brutal violations at syd taymon calling for an international. investigation into israel's crimes against palestinian abducties. health official, pardon, health officials in gaza say. lack of sanitation, clean water and hygiene products amid israel's campaign of genocides causing severe skin diseases among children. the reason behind the spread of these bacterial diseases is the complete lack of a sanitation system, the complete lack of a treatment of the sanitation system, the mixing of clean water and sewage, the severe overpopulation, the extreme heat, the lack of ventilation, the overpopulated tents. the oversharing of toilets, all these are causes for the spread of skin diseases. palestinian officials say israely closure of gauza's crossings is causing a severe shortage of medicine, and late a sign of a worsening public health emergency, the gaza health ministry declared

never before, in the history of the international criminal court have so many countries tried to block arrest warrants for people suspected of war crimes. not long after icc chief prosecutor karim khan requested arrest warrants for israel's benjamin. netanyahu and his minister of military affairs, joav galant, the uk, germany, the us and others joined forces to try and scupper or delay them. others, such as norway, spain, and south africa, came out in favor. but in a reversal of plans announced by the former prime minister rishi sunak, and under mounting public pressure, the uk's new labor government has said it is pulling out of the process, while welcomed as a step in the right direction, it was blasted by israel lobby groups, such as the board of deputies of british jews, who expressed concern about its cumulative effect on israel. the core tenant of the us-led legal challenge is that the icc has no jurisdiction to prosecute israeli leaders, an argument international law experts call tenuous. palestine has jurisdiction and can bring that claim because it's is a party to the icc and

he is a war criminal and the international criminal court is seeking to issue an arrest warrant.ership across the world who has said it is netanyahu who sets foot in our country, we will arrest him. both democrats and republicans have invited and rolled out a bloodsoaked red carpet for a war criminal. we are here to send a message to the rest of the world that while our leadership cowers to a war criminal, we say netanyahu is unwelcome here in the united states. amy: i wanted to bring noa grayevsky into this conversation, israeli-born member of jewish voice for peace . she was in the rotunda as hundreds of people got arrested. on the eve of netanyahu's address. can you talk about the hostage family protest outside? they too were calling for netanyahu and for the u.s. to immediately sign off on this cease-fire deal and to bring the hostages home. you yourself no one of the hostages in gaza right now. noa: i do. thank you for having me. my cousins very close friend was 23 years old when he was taken hostage from a music festival on october 7. we don't know if he is currently alive.

i mean, fan is no one really cares about the international criminal court. and you believe they've given the so long for the genocide to continue. sexiest. um, oh, i have met on a bbc program actually said israel has the right to withhold power and water from palestinian civilians. he's the new prime minister of the country where your in right now is also said that your flag, your palestinian flag, may encourage attacks on british jews. maybe it shouldn't even be allowed on the streets of london. why do you have this optimism about suitcase tom? o, there's just a point of a cabinet of people funded by his randy. nobody asked it's a very cautious optimism. but does it tell you, sir, i personally believe that we have room to end over with a labor government in london much more than we had with the conservative government . forget not that a very high proportion of the labor and peas and in the but it's a very pro palestinian historically for the last 2 decades. number 2 of the unions which are really the foundation and the supporters of the neighbor buffy. all

the the latest news for the findings here could be used by the international criminal court as further pieces of evidence of israel's war crimes in gaza with detailed coverage. most of the 36 hospitals in golf will have been destroyed and disclose it . go health care, remaining accessible from the heart of the story. the images from jeanine are part of the overall picture and the occupied westbank for violence is rarely, military raids are relentless, unique perspective. one picture is not going to tell the entire the wants of the genocide. however, it is bringing attention to advise that this is not a rough and looks like we're off. it looks like so on heard voices, we've been seeing the exacerbation of the militarization of the police over the past 100 years. connect with our community and tap into conversations you will find elsewhere, both in a region government and other companies are stealing indigenous land. the stream on our to 0 as the world waves to see if the international criminal court will issue a rest. torrence for the lead as it is right and come up. people in power whi

criminal court. and it would all arrest with the is really traditionally, he believes the arrest of organs will be issued only a few months later than expected. in comparison, the arrest warrant against russian president vladimir, put in, was issued in a month at a single country, intervened. a former assistant to the icpc prosecute decisive decision to allow 64 interventions shows how politically sensitive the cases of though there was no legally married on the substance of for the u. k. submission that we try to back to could seriously entertain that is going to delaying the process of about, i don't know how many months slow biased time to those will have power. the i, c, c has long been accused of being a colonial cord, often only focusing on african war criminals. but with the case against nathan jo, prosecute the khan hope to send the message that nobody is above the law. but looking at the countries and organizations defending the is for a leader, this message seems to be ignored by his tradit

in march 2023 , the international criminal court issued a notice. the international criminal court has issued two arrest warrants in connection with the situation in ukraine. for vladimir putin. of the president of the russian federation and maria lvova bilova, authorized by the president of the russian federation on children's rights, for suspected of committing war crimes related to the deportation of children from the occupied territories of ukraine to the russian federation. the international criminal court qualified the actions of putin and lviv and bilova as a war crime, but not as a crime of genocide. why? presumably, because international courts and tribunals still traditionally tend to consider genocide through. the prism of physical destruction of a national, ethnic, racial or religious group. children are not exterminated. the theory is that children who are moved from one group to another lose the identity of the first group and acquire the identity of the group to which they were transferred. so it's not, it doesn't qualify in a sense t

currently, they are witnessing that the international criminal court has issued a sentence against netanyahu, as well as the international court of justice. meanwhile, the israelis take a position against this agreement for peace and from it they criticize that they do not oppose any other way except the policy of occupation and repression . there is an interesting point in this, that at the same time that the palestinian groups were able to reach an agreement for the future of gaza, it was recently revealed that the united states , israel , and the uae had held a secret meeting for the future of gaza, and the uae had announced in that meeting that it was ready for the american plan. and israel should contribute to the future of gaza, even send its own military forces to gaza, with the conditions of today's resistance in gaza, and by announcing the support of 14 main palestinian groups to establish this national unity government in gaza. gaza, what do you think the plans and actions of the americans and israelis and a government like the uae wanted to help them, what will be the result? it s

international criminal court, directly international the prosecutor's office cooperates with our prosecutor's office, and accordingly, our prosecutor's office has the right, in cooperation with law enforcement officers who have done this thorough work, to thoroughly form cases that the international criminal court can take into account in the future and open a separate implementation, for this purpose , determining who it is. a top russian official who directly led to his orders leading to the fact that enforced disappearances are taking place. so such submissions contain specific cases, evidence, and evidence that the russians are complying a common scenario for all kidnappings. in fact, as ukrainian human rights defenders point out, it is important for us to make such evidence concrete, and... later on , russian human rights defenders were unable to appeal such decisions and actually could not, did not even have a chance to fight for victory in such court processes, this is the situation, i will note that such submissions to international organizations are not isolated cases, and later we h

criminal court. the previous conservative government to the venue sheepishly thought these may be added to it has challenged international criminal court and says it has no jurisdiction to indict image stuff, nothing. you know, by the way, good news was the thing you know would be interesting because they liked the states at the end of this month to speak in the congress. i said that you would not make a stop over in europe because he really feels that europeans might find the cottage of apprehending him to deliver to him for judgment, added the type, you know, of the internet to your full power to do i 2nd, but just on this britain you mentioned britain, this awakening. ok. okay. you mentioned britain, your optimism about brenton, i mean, fan, there's no one really cares about the international criminal court and gives me they've given the so long for the genocide to continue. sexiest. um, oh, i have met on a bbc program actually said israel has the right to withhold power and water from palestinian

criminal court. the previous conservative government, the venue sheepishly towards these are a v i, c q and has challenged the international criminal court and says it has no jurisdiction to indict and stuff nothing. you know, by the way, good news was the thing you know would be interesting because they liked the states at the end of this month to speak in the congress. i said that you would not make a stop over in europe because he really feels that europeans might find the cottage of apprehending him to deliver to him for regiment at the time being or of the internet to your full power to do i 2nd, but just on this britain just you, you mentioned britain, this awakening. ok. okay. you mentioned britain, your optimism about brenton, i mean, fan, there's no one really cares about the international criminal court and you believe they've given the so long for the genocide to continue. sexiest. um, oh, i have met on a bbc program actually said israel has the right to withhold power and water from pales

they say the court to the intimate, international criminal court was established in 2002 to prosecute the war criminals from countries where they would not be prosecuted, for example, because they don't have a proper legal system or any political reason. but germany now says, as well should do the case and if for out, but the legal experts say this is not a valid argument because it's what it has not showed any indication that this will do so. but it will definitely delay any decision. and so from now, benjamin nathan, jo, i'm still freely traveling around the world without do risk of being arrested. step last and l just sierra. take of all these rarely minute, tre. it has meanwhile killed at least full palestinians during reigns in the occupied westbank. during one of those rides the army storms, the columbia refuge account, and blew off a palestinian families hun mohammed. manasseh was accused of killing. 2 is raised in february. is there any soldiers shot dead, at least one passenger in that operation? an injured 6 others, nor a day reports or from the columbia refugee camp in the

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. >> breaking news out of the hague in the netherlands, the international criminal court has issued anlvement in the unlawful deportation of children from russian-occupied areas of ukraine... >> narrator: thousands of ukrainian children, taken and held by russia. >> (speaking ukrainian): >> they put them in these military camps and trying to re-educate them politically, ideologically. >> narrator: families searching for their loved ones, and the investigators following the trail of alleged abductions. >> our mission is to find families whose children are missing till this day... >> (speaking russian): >> narrator: now on frontline, children of ukraine. >> frontline is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. and by the corporation for public broadcasting. additional support is provided by the abrams foundation, committed to excellence in journalism... park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues... the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world.

i mean, fan, there's no one really cares about the international criminal court. and you believe they've given the so long for the genocide to continue. sexiest. um, oh, i have met on a bbc program actually said israel has the right to withhold power and water from palestinian civilians. he's the new prime minister of the country where your in right now is also said the, your flag, you a palestinian flag may encourage attacks on british jews. maybe it shouldn't even be allowed on the streets of london. why do you have this optimism about suitcase tom? o, there's just a point of a cabinet of people funded by his randy. nobody asked it's a very cautious optimism. but does it tell you, sir, i personally believe that we have room to end over with a labor government in london much more than we had with the conservative government for this. not a very high proportion of the labor and peace and eventually pro palestinian historically for the last 2 decades. number 2 of the unions which are really the foundation and the supporters of the neighbor buffy. all the unit is th

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the international criminal court, the previous conservative government, the venue sheepishly thought was, these are a, the, i think you're has challenged the international criminal court and says it has no jurisdiction to indict image stuff. nothing. you know, by the way, good news, mister. the thing you know would be interesting because they liked the states at the end of this month to speak in the congress. i said that you would not make a stop over in europe because he really feels that europeans might find the cottage of apprehending him to deliver to him for judgment, added the type, you know, of the internet to your full power to do i 2nd, but just on this britain just you, you mentioned britain, this awakening. ok. okay. you mentioned britain, your optimism about brenton, i mean, fan, there's no one really cares about the international criminal court and you believe they've given the so long for the genocide to continue. sexiest. um, oh, i have met on a bbc program actually said israel has the right to withhold power and water from palestinian civilians. he's the new prime min

, to this international criminal court, and to other countries. they appealed to other countries with the fact that they also have the opportunity until july 12 to express their claims to the international criminal court, saying that they wrongly want to issue an arrest warrant and accuse israel of having committed a war crime against the residents of the gaza strip. but excuse me, when you, you are alive, when they come to you, they attack you, then you have to defend yourself and defend yourself... act in such a way that you, well, enter that territory, where did they attack you from, israel entered the gas four times, was in the center, in the south, in the north, and of course, peaceful people die, as we say, but how can you distinguish between them, they are peaceful or not peaceful, and when schools, hospitals, you know, were located in the underground tunnels, in those offices where the managers were located. of the terrorist organization hamas, how is it possible, you are walking down the same street, gas, a woman or a man or a boy is coming towards you, as you know, he is dre

two applications for the recognition of the jurisdiction of the international criminal court, in fact we have already accepted the jurisdiction, and this possibility of bringing our military ... to account, it exists today, nothing new with the ratification of the rome statute in terms of new risks arises, no a less important mechanism, which the president also spoke about, and a clear desire to still create it was declared, is a tribunal, ukraine wanted it to be an international format, accordingly, partners, including the united states, said that they does he still want a hybrid format, is this discussion still relevant, or have they already moved to a new level, because... at least what i heard is that, after all, what is being actively discussed now is whether this tribunal can deprive putin of immunity? has now moved on from such, let's say, political discussions. to more such legal work, the council of europe and ukraine conclude an agreement on the intention to create an international tribunal for the crime of aggression, of course there must be a statute of the tribunal, which

, to this international criminal court, and to other countries, to other countries, they appealed with the fact that they also have the opportunity until july 12 to express their claims to the international criminal court with the fact that they, well, wrongly want to arrest the accuser as well. israel in what they did, they committed a war crime against the residents of the gaza strip, but i'm sorry, when you, you live, they come to you, you are attacked, then you have to defend yourself and defend yourself in such a way that you, well, enter into that the territory from which you were attacked, israel entered four times in the gas, was in the center, in the south, in the north, and usually die. peaceful people, as we say, but how can you distinguish them, are they peaceful or not peaceful, and when schools, hospitals, you know, were located in the underground tunnels, in those offices where the leaders of the terrorist organization hamas were located, how can you go on the same street, gas, a woman or a man or a boy walks towards you, as you know, he will wear civilian clothes, altho

court of justice as well as international criminal court, grappling with the crimes and the serious violations and breaches of international law that he said it is coming to including the question of the legality of the long term occupation, which is also before the i, c j. right now is 2nd level language. i see accountability happening is in the courts of other countries, including the quotes of this country the united states. read, for example, there is an ongoing case happening before the 9 circuit as we speak about the legality. busy of supplying weapons by the united states to do so. because of its incredibly damaging impact on children. be also seen the courts of other countries that have been used, including most famously the use of dutch courts to actually prevent the shipping of f 35. yeah, across parts due to that, and that is a binding judicial order. the 3rd level, which i see accountability happening is in word public opinion. and what public opinion, i think that has already seen the reality of what's happening and is actually ready to hold people accountable. and that

court and put in its place the prosecutor of the international criminal court, khan.ther states have been subjected to for decades, sanctions against our country were first introduced in 1997, it’s not like weights on our legs that prevent us from developing, for decades they we are discriminated against, crimes are committed, we need to think about creating our own court, legal assessment, and so on bringing criminals to justice after our inevitable. victory, i agree, that's all, see you tomorrow. it’s 7 a.m. in st. petersburg, cloudy, a slight warming awaits us in the first half of the day, now in st. petersburg it’s +3, snow and rain in the second half of the day. i’m busy in general, i’m just a minute, report back, fyodor looked at the results of your work. and decided to give you a bonus in the amount of two salaries based on the results of the third quarter, well , i knew that sooner or later you would appreciate it, and i also think, fedor, you should have a week’s vacation to give, paid, well, straighten out a discounted voucher, our departmental sanatorium, t

criminal court, you have the international court of justice who have all criticized. is then accused israel of war crimes, issued arrest warrants against israel uh, and interestingly, this news comes after netanyahu return from his visit to washington, so it's possibly the case that what the israelis are trying to do, they're trying satisfy the demands of some of their allies trying to give the impression that they do care for the palestinis after all, after all this criticism they were subject to, and the criticism hasn't only targeted them, but it's also targeted the the allies. that have shielded them internationally, so i think that is the main israely goal behind this step, yes. thank you, elliswid and political analysts and thank you for huse, political commentator there from belfast. thank you to you both. with that we come to an end for this news review. the israel region forces have once again stormed the refugee camp. occupied west bank city of nobles heavy gun fire has been reported after israeli troops entered the l camp early on tuesday. palestinian media say that soldie

never before, in the history of the international criminal court have so many countries tried to block arrest warrants for people suspected of war crimes. not long after icc chief prosecutor. khan requested arrest warrants for israel's benjamin netanyahu and his minister of military affairs yoav galand, the uk, germany, the us and others joined forces to try and scopper or delay them, others such as norway, spain and south africa came out in favor, but in a reversal of plans announced by the former prime minister rishi sunac and under mounting public pressure, the uk's new labor government has said it is out of the process, while welcomed as a step in the right direction, it was blasted by israel lobby groups, such as the board of deputies of british jews, who expressed concern about its cumulative effect on israel. the core tenant of the us-led legal challenge is that the icc has no jurisdiction to prosecute israeli leaders, an argument international law experts call tenuous. palestine has jurisdiction. and can bring that claim because it is a party to the icc and the rome statute. no

never before, in the history of the international criminal court have so many countries tried to block arrest warrants for people suspected of war crimes. not long after icc chief prosecutor karim khan requested arrest warrants for israel's benjamin netanyahu and his minister of military affairs yoav galant, the uk germany, the us and others joined forces to try and scopper or delay them, others such as norway, spain and south africa came out in favor, but in a reversal of plans announced by the former prime minister rishi sunak and under mounting public pressure, the uk's new labor government has said it is pulling out of the process, while welcomed as a step in the right direction, it was blasted by israel lobby groups such as the board of... of british jews who express concern about its cumulative effect on israel. the core tenant of the us-led legal challenge is that the icc has no jurisdiction to prosecute israeli leaders, an argument international law experts called tenuous. palestine has jurisdiction and can bring that claim because it is a party to the icc and the rome statute.

criminal court, received dozens of standing ovations by us law makers as he stood and laid out case to try and justify his regime's campaign of genocide in gaza, yet major media outlets all throughout the world, including cnn, reuters, abc and nbc news, the bbc, the associated press and the afp have all outlined and debunked most of benjamin. whose claims and denials throughout his speech, so why all the lies? if you're standing up for what is right, then why is everything coming out of your mouth wrong? this is a subject of this episode of your press tv spotlight. joining us is angler, author and political activist joining us out of montreal and john boston's journalist, activist, and political analysts joining us out of friedton canada and gen like to welcome you both to this uh spotlight program here on press tv. guess eves will uh start with you if we may let's open the conversation on why you as the us uh congress would invite this after he's been accused of war crimes and he's had a war crimes uh warrant issued for him and uh you know you you understand he's already inflicted

criminal court for a warrant, or rather the international criminal court for the arrest of putin, ibelieve that johnson can revoke such a warrant. well, we still don't have answers to these questions either, but it's clear that johnson is playing his game, especially since he's close to trump, and it's understandable. that now they will throw out different options peace agreements, and obviously, obviously, not the last role in how this process will go will be played by beijing. minister of foreign affairs of ukraine visited beijing and discussed with the head of the country's foreign ministry vanyi. ways for a just peace, on the eve of this visit, the head of the ukrainian foreign ministry immediately announced that they would look for ways to a just peace in beijing. let's listen to what kuleba said. in the center attention to one issue: peace in ukraine. we will talk, we will look for points of contact. we need to avoid the competition of peaceful kwans. we need to move towards a just and sustainable peace, and china can play an important role in this. we went to work. later , th

court of justice as well as international criminal court, grappling with the crimes and the serious violations and breaches of international law that he said it is coming to including the question of the legality of the long term occupation, which is also before the i, c j. right now is 2nd level language. i see accountability happening is in the courts of other countries, including the quotes of this country the united states. read, for example, there is an ongoing case happening before the 9 circuit as we speak about the legality. busy of supplying weapons by the united states to do so. because of its incredibly damaging impact on children. be also seen the courts of other countries that have been used, including most famously the use of dutch courts to actually prevent the shipping of f 35. yeah, across parts through so that and that is a binding judicial order. the 3rd level, which i see accountability happening is in word public opinion. and what public opinion, i think that has already seen the reality of what's happening and is actually ready to hold people accountable. and t

never before in the history of the international criminal court have so many countries tried to block arrest warrants for people suspected of war crimes. not long after icc chief prosecutor karim khan requested arrest warrants for israel's benjamin netanyahu and his. of military affairs joav gallant, the uk, germany, the us and others joined forces to try and scupper or delay them. others, such as norway, spain, and south africa, came out in favor. but in a reversal of plans announced by the former prime minister rishi sunak, and under mounting public pressure, the uk's new labor government has said it is pulling out of the process, while welcomed as a step in the right direction, it was blasted by israel lobby groups, such as the board of deputies of british jews, who expressed concern about its cumulative effect on israel. the core tenant of the us-led legal challenge is that the icc has no jurisdiction to prosecute israeli leaders, an argument international law experts call tenuous. palestine has jurisdiction and can bring that claim because it is a party to the ic. and their own s

never before in the history of the international criminal court have so many countries tried to block arrest warrants for people suspected of war crimes. not long after icc chief prosecutor kariem khan requested arrest warrants for israel's benjamin netanyahu and his minister of military affairs yoav galant. the uk, germany, the us and others joined forces to try and scupper or delay them. others, such as norway, spain and south africa came out in favor, but in a reversal of plans announced by the former prime minister rishi sunak, and under mounting public pressure, the uk's new labor government has said it is pulling out of the process. while welcomed as a step in the right direction, it was blasted by israel lobby groups, such as the board of deputies of british jews, who expressed concern about its cumulative effect on israel. the core tenant of the us-led legal challenge is that the icc has no jurisdiction to prosecute israeli leaders, an argument international law experts called tenuous. palestine has jurisdiction and can bring that claim because it is a party to the icc and the

court of justice as well as international criminal court, grappling with the crimes and the serious violations and breaches of international law that he said it is coming to including the question of the legality of the long term occupation, which is also before the i, c j. right now is 2nd level language. i see accountability happening is in the courts of other countries, including the quotes of this country the united states. read, for example, there is an ongoing case happening before the 9 circuit as we speak about the legality. busy of supplying weapons by the united states to do so. because of its incredibly damaging impact on children. be also seen the courts of other countries that have been used, including most famously they use of dutch courts to actually prevent the shipping of f 35. yeah, across parts through so that and that is a binding judicial order. the 3rd level of which i see accountability happening is in word public opinion. and what public opinion, i think that has already seen the reality of what's happening and is actually ready to hold people accountable. an

maybe he, maybe johnson , can withdraw the mandate of the international criminal court for a warrant,ional criminal court to arrest putin, i don't believe that johnson can withdraw such a warrant, well, so far we don't have answers to these questions either, but i understand. that johnson is playing his game, especially since he is close to trump, and it is clear that now they will throw out various options for peace agreements, and obviously, obviously, not the last role in how this process will go will be played by beijing, dmytro kuleba, as you have already mentioned, is the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, for the first time since the great war, and in general since 2012 minister of foreign affairs of ukraine visited. was in beijing and discussed ways for a just peace with the head of the foreign ministry of the country vanya . on the eve of this visit, the head of the ukrainian foreign ministry immediately announced that they would look for ways to a just peace in beijing. let's listen to what kuleba said. the focus is on one question: peace in ukraine. we will talk, we wi

court of justice as well as international criminal court, grappling with the crimes and the serious violations and breaches of international law that israel is coming to, including the question of the legality of the long term occupation, which is also before the i, c j. right now is 2nd level, which i see account of really happening is in the courts of other countries, including the quotes of this country the united states. read, for example, there is an ongoing case happening before the 9 circuit, as we speak about the legality of supplying weapons by the united states to use it. oh, because of its incredibly damaging impact on children. be also seen the courts of other countries that have been use, including most famously the use of dutch courts to actually prevent the shipping of f 35. yeah. across parts due to that. and that is a binding judicial order. the 3rd level, which i see accountability happening is in word public opinion. and what part big opinion? i think that has already seen that the other deal, what's happening and is actually ready to hold people accountable. and

court of justice as well as international criminal court, grappling with the crimes and the serious violations and breaches of international law that he said it is coming to including the question of the legality of the long term occupation, which is also before the i, c j. right now is 2nd level language. i see accountability happening is in the courts of other countries, including the quotes of this country the united states. read, for example, there is an ongoing case happening before the 9 circuit as we speak about the legality. busy of supplying weapons by the united states to you so because of its incredibly damaging impact on children. be also seen the courts of other countries that have been used, including most famously they use of dutch courts to actually prevent the shipping of f 35. yeah, across parts due to that, and that is a binding judicial order. the 3rd level of which i see accountability happening is in word public opinion. and what public opinion, i think that has already seen the reality of what's happening and is actually ready to hold people accountable. and t

criminal court. who is chief prosecutor recently requested international arrest for and it's against providence students and yahoo and defense minister dial, and as well as have most leaders for their actions during the war in guys. and also the i. c. j is currently hearing south africa's case to determine if israel commits genocide in gaza, the investigation might take years. but all this, as you understand, is emphasizing the substantial legal pressure of phase 5 is ralph that cannot be ignored by this country. i mean, well, i also just want to get your take on what reaction we've heard coming from as well, because it was points them in the against the case being hubs in the 1st place. at the i c, j, the absolute. and we now receive reactions from differences rarely officials all condemning the eyes. the jays, rolling prime minister has left out at the icy j lies st. jewish people do not wish to probably be a rhone land. these are his words, the country spar, right? finance minister, small to reach