ah, ah ah, me mazda pose leader and sun suit, she attends a court hearing and her 1st public appearance and being arrested following a military coup. ah, welcome on peter w. a watching all to 0 live from. also coming up, growing international outrage after bella rues diverts a passenger jet to arrest and opposition activists. european union coltrane, urgent investigation is really just continues to be allowed into the alex mos

compound despite warnings the controversial access is undermining the franchise fire and a constitutional crisis in some over the winter of last month, selection is one in outside the parliament of being locked out by the outgoing leadership. ah, i mean, i suppose liter anson suit. she has appeared in court for the 1st time since the military coup in february, speaking through her lawyer, she set a national league for democracy. party would continue to exist as long as people exist. her lawyers met them for about 30 minutes and said she appeared healthy. suji faced the charges of incitement to sedition, violating state secrets and other offences. the form of de facto leader has been under house arrest since the military took over protests the continuing as they

have without a break. since the cou, a sushi awaited her court hearing around a 100 people marched in the biggest city and gone, figure demonstrations have mostly been replaced by smaller proteins with people dispersing quickly to avoid a confrontation with the security forces. rights groups say police and soldiers have killed more than 800 people since the protests began. florence louis is following that story from cologne per for us. so far as just walk us through what took place in court today. will the person be hearing on monday was a procedural hearing, but this is the very 1st time that all fancy g has appeared in court in person. now her previous court hearing she had been virtually present, she appeared via video conferencing from her home where she is placed under house arrest. so her parents in court today is, is significant for that reason. now she faces several charges including the more serious one violating state sequence law to the rather more ludicrous one of being

in possession of illegal walkie talkies. her lawyers were able to meet with her for about 30 minutes. they say she was in good health. i think from her 1st public remarks that we've heard that what she said about her party, the national lead for democracy or, and l g. but it will continue to exist for as long as people exist. i think this might have been in response to reports, but the new genta appointed election commission chief, had said on friday that the analogy with the dissolved now this was the party that 182 percent of elected seats. this was also a party that way back in 1919 had defeated the june in an election as well. so all santucci as we, as we, i think the remarks give us an indication of a state of mind. she is on bow then she remains defiant. she's possibly drawing her strength from the fact that there's continued protests, there's continued resistance to military rulers and vice versa. i think her

supporters will be comforted and will gain some confidence from her was an indication that she remains defiant to military rulers who have kept on house arrest since the 1st of february. as far as the process on the streets that concerns lawrence. is there a sense that however, that uncertain sushi is now beginning a process where she's heading back to being what she was before, which is, you know, a leader in waiting constantly under house arrest was the country is run by a military dictatorship. yes, there's very much really hands back to the time when the young man was under military dictatorship. i mean, it was under the tree dictatorship for 50 years before the military decided to hand over power to semi civilian government and experiment with democracy now. and we're seeing now how the military is responding to protesters. and in a way, we're seeing how the military really is digging its heels in. but seeing how

protesters have really adapted that tactics to deal with the military. they 1st had confrontations with the military when the military would hit back at protest is on the streets non these have more into it. as you mentioned, flash more protests where people would just march very quickly and then disappear back into the crowds to avoid confrontation. but then also having a prolonged civil disobedience movement, which is paralyzed much of the country where you've got the civil service on strike . teachers have now this has been suspended for taking part in the strike. and then you've also got full on arm conflict in several parts. of the country, not just in areas which are dominated by ethnic groups, but also in places which have in the past been relatively peaceful. we're seeing a lot more clashes in those areas. and we're seeing the military respond with increasingly heavy handed tactics, including as strikes, which of course will increase the risk of collateral damage and destruction of

property. and we're not seeing any indication from the military that it's going to engage in any sort of compromise with protesters with the national unity government . that's the shadow government formed by opponents of the cool or giving any indication that it's going to stop its violence. and it's quite down on activists and protesters. so really i think we're in for a protracted and protracted conflict in non law. lawrence, thanks very much. florence louis their 1st live in column you need is a coating for sanctions against bella. luce, after what they call in the hijacking of a commercial airliner, bella roost has been accused of faking a bomb threat to force a passenger plane to land. in order to season opposition journalists, roman protests of which are above manly as more. a flight between 2 european capital forced the land and another the among the passengers. this man reman protests of which co founder of next him an opposition

media channel in bella. ruth, he's on the list of individuals accused of terrorist activities and was arrested on arrival in the capital. one minute he was like twain to negotiate. but nothing to do, but i feel that i didn't find him on real, something like that. if it does look like you said nothing, he just turned to people and said he was facing the death penalty, but in a slight track a slight. so this ryan, a flight from athens to vilnius, where he was living changed course to 2 minutes from the lithuanian border. salary supplies a full bomb alert to force the landing. then scramble to find 2 jets to escort the plain to minsk us and you officials have condemned the move you commission to present a syllable delay and caught it a hijacking and said those responsible must be sanctioned. while late his chief

said it was a serious and dangerous incident which were quite an investigation. lithuanian president has also joined cause for sanctions. it boy lavarrio. i'm attending the european council tomorrow and we will no doubt raised his issue as well. i think it is time to make it clear that this cannot continue. it's time to stop communicating with the regime just by making declaration of concrete measures needed. president, alexander lucas shanker claimed victory an election last summer, which opponents said with clearly raked supporters of the opposition state, a series of unprecedented mass. brutus was going to be disrupted. shanker is sort of testing the, the tolerance of the you showing that he can get along with, even at the,

at the backgrounds of the strange relations with the west and being under sanctions and condemnation. and his legitimacy is not recognized by you literature. he can still make this powerful move, prosecuted his opponents, even those who manage to escape route, human rights group say since last august, around 35000 people have been detained with dolphins receiving jail terms protests of which is now among them. nor about man, the al jazeera. ok, let's get you across the latest developments of a developing story later pictures coming to us out of the international criminal court at the hague, marking the 1st time, a suspect accused of war crimes in sedans, da, for region as appearing before the i, c. c. it's day one of the pre trial hearings. the case of allie abd l. rockman, a leader of the ginger, we'd militia indoor for in 2007, c. c issued an arrest warrant for him,

charging him with 50 counts of crimes against humanity and war crimes for a tax in, for villages in west, 420032004. let's just get a sense of what's been going on there inside the courtroom. she thank you, your honor on the defense bench today, vanessa got a legal advisor ahmad isa case manager, and i think the registry for one. miss murray. cut hong is responsible for analysis of evidence and our person responsible for language analysis to attend remotely. and as for myself, i am serial loud cheap, your representative of the big same star with the principal concert for obesity. please. good morning, mister president jars a group of victim indeed represented today by counsel from the office of public

also for victims appearing in courting today myself. but i must see the principal counsel accompany me setup and the 3rd row counsel following these proceedings remotely. miss lou, the week of it will show the officer miss maker about graham assistant to counsel and miss anna pena. case manager will morning, the other legal to present to the victim speech. good morning. my name is sandy. i am the legal representative for victims and k, and i am joined today in court by barrow legal assistance to sorry, assistant to counsel and also remotely on behalf of our team. you have kathrina

davis associate counsel yasmin to counsel some assistant counsel and patricia pan, who is our case manager. thank you very much. so today we commenced the hearing all the confirmation of the child just brought by the prosecutor against mr. up there. man, i remind that's at this stage of the pre trial receiving's, the trauma will not the size on the gets are in the sense of the aspect. the soon to article $6761.00 paragraph 7 of their own staggered duty is to determine whether there says sufficient evidence to establish substantial grounds. to believe that mister, that man has commit to the crimes with which he has been charged. i will

also recall the from the general principles applying to the present hearing 1st now called us with archie, go 6 the least of the rom statute. the soft bed shall be presumed innocent until proven guilty before the koch seconds. the burden of proof rests where the prosecutor hazard results will have to provide sufficient evidence in order to prove the charges brought against mister up there. man. to read about that, on the article, $61.00, paragraph 7 of the started and thirds, the defense will benefit of all rights on the articles. 61. paragraph 756, and 67 of the rom statutes. i also recall that while the

general rule is that the hearing is public and therefore it is had in open session in might occur that would a view at protecting private or confidential information specifically. and particularly when it regards victims and witnesses pass of the hearing may be held in private or inflows session. pursuant to the said, then the shadow for the confirmation of charges hearing and convening annual hearing on the tension filing 378, dated 5, may, 2021. the parties and participants chalabi session of one hour to present observations on the rule. $122.00 of the rules of procedure and evidence. as well as responses the prosecutor and the defense are

each rounded 4 hours to present their arguments on the merits. and 45 minutes for closing statements. deliberate, present, this of the victim. to get the grunted 2 hours to present their arguments on the marriage and one hour for all closing statements to be located. as they see fits the parties and participants are reminded. adora submissions of the artist and part to spend must be concise in nature and repetitions should be avoided. in particular, i recall the rule, one under 20 observations constitute an opportunity for raising issues or objections that were not previously brought before the chamber

and the partisan participants shut down for refrain from repeating or re formulating. previous suggestions. closing statements may not be used to raise new arguments, but only to respond to arguments and questions. raise your be hearing from their technical perspective. it is recalled that whenever parties and participants referred to evidence, they must indicate its level of confidentiality and specify whether it is necessary to move into prize or gross session. also, when and when and public session parties and participants shall refrain from mentioning the names of the victims and witnesses and rather to refer to their respective cause and saddam's. now, pursuant to rule one,

i did at $22.00 paragraph, one of the rules of procedure and evidence of the court. i asked the court officer to read out the charges as pretend presented by the prosecutor caught officer bass . thank you mister president. summary of judges. the prosecutor brings $31.00 charges against ali mohammed audra mun, also known as a liquor shape. in particular, one charges 1211 concern crimes in relation to that talks in co doom been c and surrounding areas between about 15 and about 16 august 2003 to charges 12 to 21 concern crimes in relation to mac,

jar and surrounding areas between the end of february, 2004, and the beginning of march, 2 10043 charges $22.00 to $31.00. concern crimes in relation to belief and surrounding areas between about 5 and about 7, march 2004. the crowns charged as part of these attacks the following one. crimes committed in cartoon, been d. c, and surrounding areas between about 15 and about 16 august, 2003, count, 1211. count one. intentionally directing a tux against the civilian population, such as a war crime concerning could doom been d. c. and surrounding areas between about 15 and about 16 august,

2003. so i want to article 8 to be one, count to modern as a crime against humanity concerning at least 100 persons, most of whom were 4 who were killed in could do him been d. c. and surrounding areas between about 15 and about 16 august, 2003, pursuant to article 71, a, count, 3, moder, walk, crime concerning the civilians not taking direct part in hostilities or persons all the combat. in particular, those persons from amongst the, at least $100.00 persons killed in could doom been dc and surrounding areas who were at the material time of the militia. ginger with g o. s forces between about 15 and about 16 august, 2003,

pursuant to article 8 to see one count for pillaging as a war crime concerning the looting of food supplies, livestock, medicine, and other property belonging to 4 persons from their homes, shops, warehouses, and other facilities in court, doom ben d. c. surrounding areas between about 15 and about 16 august, 2003. pursuance to article 8255. destruction of the property of an adversary without military necessity. other war crimes concerning the destruction by the fire of the homes shopped warehouses at least one more sc islamic books. other physical structures used by and belonging to 4 persons in co doom in dc and surrounding areas between about 15 and about 16

august 2003, pursuant to article 8 to eat. 12 count, 6, other inhumane up of the crime against humanity. concerning 4 persons who are beaten verbally and physically abused and or hard to watch women being raped and a baby being thrown in the in been d. c. all surrounding areas between about 15 and about 16 august, 2003. pursuance to article 71 k count 7 outages upon personal dignity as a war crime concerning 4 persons who are beaten verbally and physically abused and are hard to watch. women being raped and being thrown in the air and been to see all surrounding areas between about 15 and about 60 in august 2003,

pursuant to article 8 to see, to count 8, rape as a crime against humanity concerning august 17, for women and girls in been to see all surrounding areas between about 15 and about 16 august 2003. pursuant to article 71 g count 9. grape as a war crime containing at least 17 for women and girls in been to see all surrounding areas between about 15 and about 16 august, 2003 pursuance to article 8 to e. 6. count 10. forcible transfer. crime against humanity concerning the expulsion of 4 persons lawfully present in could doom been dc and surrounding areas between about 15 and about 16 august,

2003. soon to article 71 d count 11 persecution as a crime against humanity on political and ethnic grounds. concerning the predominantly for population of could do been d, c, and surrounding areas perceived as belonging to or being associated with or supporting the rebel armed groups by means of intentionally directing a tux against the civilian population of such moder, filtering destruction of property. other in who might inhumane acts, rape and or forcible transfer, between about 15 and about 16 august 2003. pursuant to article 71 h. 2. crimes committed in mac,

jad, and surrounding areas between the end of february, 2004. and the beginning of march, 2004 counts 12 to 21, count 12 torture as a crime against humanity concerning at least 104 men in mac, jar police station, between late february and early march, 2004. soon to article 71 f, count 13 torture as a war crime concerning at least 104 men in german police station between late february and march 2004. but so on to article 8 to see one count, 14 others who mean acts as a crime against humanity concerning at least 104 men in mac, jar police station between late february and early march,

2004. pursuant to article 71 k count 15, cruel treatment of a war crime concerning at least 104 men in jer, police station between late february and march, 2004. pursuant to article 8 to see one count, 16 outages against personal dignity as a war. crime concerning at least 104 men in mock jer coley station between late february and early march, 2004 for sue, and to 8. see, 8 to see 2 pound 17 murder as a crime against humanity concerning a list. 54 men outside of mac jar, between late february and march, 2004. pursuant to article 71,

a count. 18. moder. as a walk concerning at least 50 men, $54.00 men outside of mac jar, between late february and early march, 2004 plus $2.00 and $2.00, article 8 to see one. count 19 attempted murder as a crime against humanity concerning at least 24 males outside of mocked are between late february and early march, 2004. pursuant to article 8, to see one count, 21 persecution as a crime against humanity on political, ethnic engender grounds. concerning at least 104 males perceived as belonging to of being associated with or supporting rebel groups by means of torture,

crow treatment, other inhumane acts, outages upon personal dignity, murder, and or attempted murder in the jar and surrounding areas between late february and early march 2004, pursuant to article 71 h 3. crimes committed in delhi and surrounding areas between about 5 and 7, march, 2004 counts 22 to 31. count 22. torture as a crime against humanity concerning between 10204 males in delay between about 5 and about 7, march 2004. pursuant to article 71 f. count

23. torture of the war? crime concerning between 10200 foot mails in delays between about 5 and about 7, march 2004. pursuant to article 8 to see one count, 24. other inhumane acts as a crime against humanity. concerning between 10200 for males in delay between about 5 and about 7, march 2004. pursuant to article 71 k count 25 cruel treatment as a war. ready crime concerning between 10204 males in delay between about 5 and about 7, march 2004. pursuant to article 8,

to see one count 26 outages upon personal dignity as a war crime concerning between 10204 males in delhi between about 5 and about 7, march 2004. but to want to article 8 to see 2 count 27 moder as a crime against humanity concerning at least 104 males in delay and surrounding areas between about 5 and about 7, march 2004. pursuant to article 71, a count 28, moder as a war crime concerning at least 100 al jazeera bringing the latest pictures that are coming out of the international criminal court in the hey, in the netherlands. as in effect, the gentleman you're looking at right now, the clock of the court that's in effect. what he is going through the litany of

charges against this individual going back to the events that are for 2003 into 2004. there are 50 charges in all we're up to the high twenty's, the overseeing judge taking us through the procedure rules a little earlier before we heard from the clark, the court telling the defense and prosecution teams what they can and cannot say and where and when they can and cannot say it before that we got the taste of who we will be seeing when it comes to the prosecution and defense teams, not least amount clooney who's there running one of the teams. let's talk to him morgan as we stay with these pictures. she's life for us in the capitol of sit on cartoon for us this half hour. so hipaa, it's quite the litany of very, very serious charges. yes indeed.