i am provo gals episode full on al jazeera. this is the image of home home that denzel was visitors, a bustling glamorous city. but under ground, a different reality appears. official figures released in november show the number of people experiencing homelessness is the highest in a decade. and this shop rise in the number of women experiencing housing insecurity . that report also said there's need for better services and more funds for hostile accommodation as the situation worse since the middle of winter here in hong kong and the temperature often drops below 10 degrees at night. people in this underpass of repairing for another night, exposed to freezing conditions. ah . the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant for russian president vladimir pierson in connection

with allegations of war crimes in ukraine. ah, hello there, i'm miss dorothy attain. this is out there at live from doha will. so coming up, the turkish president says he will back finland has been to join nato. but sweden's membership is still on a coach and pakistan grants, former prime minister and run con protective bail, which means you will not face arrest on terrorism charges for at least 10 days. and children left without families or homes. we were bought from a makeshift cap for those displaced by last week storm in milan. ah, well, we begin with breaking news on the international criminal court in the hague has issued an arrest warrant for russian president vladimir putin. the i c. c says that the warrant is in connection with allegations of war crimes and ukraine. the court

has also issued a warrant to arrest maria above or below van. she is russia's presidential commission of children's rights. moscow has repeatedly denied accusations of atrocities during the one near conflict. to date, 17th of march, 2023. the international criminal court as issued to warrants of arrest in the eucharist tuition for vladimir putin, president of the russian federation. and for my yellow va, been of a commissioner of the rush of presents from church and side for the alleged war. crabs of deforestation of children from ukrainian occupied territories entered the russia physician. the judges f reviewed the formation and evidence submitted by the prosecutor and determined that the debt are credible allegation against dees persons for the alleged crimes who has heard. however, latter get us james basie who is at the united nations 4th. james, we knew that this was potentially in the web. can you talk us through the

significance of these one is very, very significant. yes, we knew it was in the works. we knew that the prosecutor of the international, a criminal court, kareem khan, had got a team. he was working with the ukranian, prosecutors as well to try and look at various cases involving ukraine. and it's worth saying, this is about children that have been moved from ukraine to russia. that part of the file, but there are other parts of the file that is still being looked through. and it's quite possible, i think that they'll be other arrest warrants, other cases, other charges in relation to the war in ukraine at. but now you have the head of state of russia, a permanent member of the un security council who is now a wanted man by the international criminal court. now this is going to be

a headache. i think for some of those are that are going to have to deal with president putin. how are other countries going to deal with him out? we know that in the past, i think the good case is with omar bashir, the former president of sudan, that's the one that i think is worth referencing. because he had an arrest warrant with him from the international criminal court back in 2009, and still he was able to travel to some countries. there were other countries that said if he arrived in on their soil, then they'd arrest him straight away. and sent him to the hague, but he was able to travel to other countries which basically ignored the arrest warrant from the i c. c. so how will countries that deal with president putin? how will they respond to this? will president putin be able to travel? look, i think, to a summit taking place in india or the shanghai cooperation organization summit that's taking place in a few months time in may or india is not

a signatory to the rome statute. the governs the international criminal court. will they let president putin come out to india for that summit? india also happens to be the host of the g 20. now president putin decided not to go to the last g 20 in indonesia and barley last year. but normally he attends that gathering. if he attends that gathering in india in september this year, or will he be able to or will he be arrested? we also have the bricks, group of countries that they have their summit in south africa this year in august, a big headache, i think, for south africa, also a headache for the united nations. what does the secretary general do throughout the war in ukraine? he's engaged with the russian federation. he's even been to moscow and met president putin. will the un now meet a man who is wanted within the rest warrant for him to be sent to the hague. it's

a big question, and i think although there are many, and i was just speaking to an official from human rights watch. i'm the human rights organization. he said it was a great day for the victims of the war in ukraine for the my many also questioning whether this also is a problem for the diplomacy going forwards or pertinent. obviously i had a st. james, but i know the, i think the as you referenced, has already fads in the past doesn't provide any kind of immunity. obviously it doesn't provide any, any immunity. but remember, not all the countries in the world assigned up to the international criminal court and the rome statute that governs it. russia is not one of them. so there's no way russia. president putin has pretty total control of how things operate. there's no way that russia is going to extradite president putin. he's pretty safe. i think if he stays on russian soil, the question is whether he travels anywhere else. and also i think how other countries now deal with him president,

she of china is going to moscow in the coming days. i don't think it will impact that visit, but it's it puts a different spin on things president, she is not now just meeting the head of state of the russian federation. he's meeting a man who's wanted by the international criminal court and has an arrest warrant and the international criminal court say he needs to be arrested as soon as possible and sent to his cell in the hey to await a wait trial. indeed, plenty of potential more divisions ahead dramatic into the james space. that's been to us from the u. n. thank you so much, james. well, let's now get the perspective from ukraine and speak to stephanie deca. she's and keith. steph, i see this is unsurprising. the being hail bit into absolutely, we've had reactions and particularly from the ukranian prosecutor general, very much involved in this. i'm giving evidence and paperwork directly to the i. c . c. hailing this,

saying that over $16000.00 children cases they have investigating and believing there would be much more and saying this was the beginning, perhaps a of some form of accountability. you've had also the head of the presidential office saying this is just the beginning and other advisor to the president's office. ha, i highlighting the legal procedures that are now in place. and basically saying that russians officials to the highest level will now be held to account and that the world has changed. not surprising, of course, at this is being huge. you welcome do key. it's hugely significant. the label now put on the head of the, of the brush and president, a restaurant from the i. c. c, potentially war crimes, a potentially crimes against humanity you heard from james. there 2 cases, 2 files at the icy c. as opened. there could be much more the to that this has to deal with the deliberate targeting of civilian infrastructure. and also the mass abduction of children. is that these lawrence, as you alluded to, there is i'll relate specifically to the treatment of children being taken across

the border to russia. what's now happened to them that's right, with as various routes that this of taken from what we understand several investigations. you either had children that were separated from their families, particularly in areas the rock, russia had occupied here and in ukraine taken to russia, adopted by families and also taken into state institutions have been investigations where you can see these children's learning, russian singing, the russian national anthem, a cases of adoption within families, some investigation showed them quite happy. other investigations say that the children remember their parents, but don't have any way of contacting them. russia has maintained that they do this under the guise of humanitarian rescue. also, a lot of children taken from state institutions here in ukraine, orphanages, particularly in the areas of conflict and areas again, that russian occupied so ordered this could amount to war crimes. now under

investigation and also the 2nd file on the table is about the targeting of civilian infrastructure of urban areas of hospitals, of schools, of the electricity grid of power plants just about over week ago, here in keyed where life feels pretty much back to normal. you also had targeting of the power plant, which happens, you know, almost on a monthly, maybe more so bases these days in different cities as russia continues to try and bring down the civilian infrastructure. so now a very significant that the i, c, c is highlighting these particular 2 issues and putting in a restaurant out for president putin and his assistant who is in charge of the case of children, stephanie deck of that with all the latest reaction for us from ukraine. thank you so much, steph. well, let's get the russian perspective and bring in journalist julia ship of 11. she is speaking to us from moscow. yearly. i see russia is holding found that it just doesn't recognize the court. well, we are having an immediate reaction from it. maria is the higher at the moment. who

is data? foreign ministry sparks person to the news about their restaurants for pigeon, about below the. and she says that the decisions of the international criminal court have no significance for russia from a legal point of view. russia is noted positively rose statute of the international criminal court. and has no obligations them. russia does not cooperate with disability and possible recipes as she who said for arrest coming from the international court of justice or the i c. c will mean nothing legally for us as she says, i'm done. actually earlier this week, chris spokesman and me trip hescol also said that russia didn't recognize the international criminal court undone and its jurisdiction. and he said that we do not recognize the court. i'm going to not recognize the jurisdiction at this court

under actually those were his words. i actually know there was the reaction to the new york times the article in the new york times that actually festa mentioned that the i c. c intends to launch 2 case against russia. so the 1st one, of course, as we say, you discussed about suspicions of kidnapping, ukrainian children and transporting them to russia. and the 2nd one is about the deliberate attempts on civilian infrastructure. and there is no information about the backend, there were no, no information, the list of those keys. now we know them as the russian foreign ministry, also called fools accusations of forcible removal of mine is from ukrainian territory, as well as the russian defense ministry said that it was striking only as military infrastructure and related to the energy facilities. and obviously it were who ukraine

a lawsuit against the russian federation to the international court of justice. and now we see what's going on at the moment. just just to mention a few years ago, ukraine recognized the traditional b. c. c over crime committed on territory. and right now we know that 42 i c c members have on the organizations to investigate. that means that the crime committed during the russian special ministry operation in ukraine or within the competence of the court. but quite obvious that if we talk about russia, ty, writing official, it will be hard to bring them to justice because the court kind of process cases sense. yeah. so the trials, well are going to be pretty, pretty hot, say, probably say to process, you'll yes, approval over there speaking to us with moss from moscow, with the russian perspective. thank you so much. judy. now meeting on and turkish

president recipe. babylon says he will now support finland's, been to join nato, and up and after his meeting with the finished president, sally, in any sto, and ankara said that the turkish parliament will begin ratifying how think he is bid to k had previously blocked both been and, and sweden's bits, citing security concerns often, and president sally in the service says that the bid would be incomplete with assets closest neighbor 95 percent of men, parliament sit and voted last spring that we to apply for membership. now we have got an awesome thank you. button, we have a neighbor, sweden, and to what i now sees, not only due to the fact that they are nice people and to we have excellent relations with our neighborhood button. i have a feeling that phineas nato membership is not complete

without her sweden, herself. that has the latest for us from anchor. it was not a surprise so or from the beginning on when finland and sweden ball with applied to be a member for the natal turkish officials. an anchor, a have repeated the said that they have no problem with feline's accession to natal because they didn't have any security disagreement with feel em. but the main issue was with sweden. however, natal has insisted shore for that free land and severed in to be accepted to nato as a package. so, but it seems that nato has changed that position. and also last week that had been intensive talks between finland and turkey and also some other nato leaders. natal companies have also been involved in this negotiation process unless we present added one and his team. they have agreed to give their full will 4 feel lands bid to nato and present ad one asked for

a president to president meeting. and then based on that, the finish freelance, president and soul in initially have been invited to ankara and he came here today after the long meeting. that was his last longer than we were expecting. and that has been announced now. so now the process is going to work like that. this decision, the protocol has been assigned to the by 2 presidents and then is going to be sent to the turkish parliament once it's ratified there as well. and no one is expecting any surprise. everybody believes that is going to be a ratified damn bed decision is going to be thrown to the brussels, the headquarters of nato, and nato is going to take it from their own. now pakistan's, former prime minister and ranken has been given temporary protection from arrest by the high court in the whole. there are warrant out against him on multiple corruption charges. he also faces terrorism charges stemming from confrontations between his supporters and police earlier this week. come all high that is outside the court for us and the whole a large number of august on teddy again,

south of borders have gathered outside the lord high court. they said they had seen high drama for the past few days, got flowed between the police and the border of the former prime minister, emron con, appeared before the lord high guard to seek protective bade. duff guards had now been drawn. take relief that lod, but that is happening often. negotiations between the dedicating gov need to ship andy or tartar gauge ad suggested by the court m. ron hahn is also going to appear in a gorge heading and it's lama bod, where those are non billable waters. were issued and i've gotten going to be important. my dad is come rail vol. regarding the buggers on the prime minister had hinted that he would willing to extend an olive bronze to the former prime minister . and ron conroy sco said that he would be ready for that general opportunity. be

berlin focused on have been glued to their deliveries and fees for the last $10.00 days. the former prime minister in ron connor said that he was not debating and god, because of the imminent take to had night. if god had already appeared to know that the nation or dame and he said that the government wanted to have ducked him and take him into custody. he accused the government of gosh, store dear dar joe, some of it new to jim. but for the 1st time since it began, there seemed to be a ray of hope. people here will be jubilant for damage will be a small victory. but this is a long battle. and if it is your dish or to prostate, what happened within the next 10 days is going to be significantly important for this country. as we had alley and russia has confirmed that china's presentation being will travel to moscow next week. and beijing has offered to broken piece and the conflict can ukraine, is, is the 1st time that the chinese president will make

a trip to russia since the start of the war. katrina, you has one out from beijing, according to china's foreign ministry. the trip is all about promoting peace between crane and russia. china far mystery says that leading stones during the conflict has been consistent. that all at once is to slide to sit down and talk and it released the keys class last month, outlining the dialogue with her school savings to criticize the us and other western countries employees. and it says, you need sanctions and feeling the crisis. why? why should the court to frame now that's what kind of our ministry says, but there are really 2 other goals here that very, very much paging interest. the 1st is, this trip is going to be a major show of public support for moscow at a time when it's continuing its invasion of brain. and this is what fading intended intends to show that this is advancing a multi polar world,

as opposed to one that just run by the u. s. and other western countries. they also want to deepen it's economic ties with russia. we've seen trade sold between the 2 countries since the invasion in 2022. it went up by 29 percent to $190000000000.00 us dollars. and much of that is the buying of cheap oil and gas from russia for aging. something that they didn't very much need and they didn't, is also going to promote itself as a global lead and immediate. she didn't think it's very much capitalizing on the recent success of one aging. the aging top did not brokering a piece deal between saudi arabia and iran, and while us markets are down and early trading on friday, uncertainty around the banking sector is the main contributor 1st republic bank opened down around 23 percent. and that's the spice and injection of cash deposits at west $30000000000.00. silicon valley bank has now also filed for bankruptcy. and while problems at credit suisse have also raffled european market, darcy's in law,

we are still coming to grips with the scale of destruction there from cycling freddie. the survivors of the floods are now struggling with the shortage of food. the government has been donating food parcels, but aid is still coming in slowly. a lot of the areas are inaccessible after the storm also caused landslides. at least 326 people have died and thousands remain missing. camida miller has more from the school and blan tire that's been converted into a camp for some of the displaced more than 88000 people have been lived homeless and lapped in malawi, alone, due to the impact of cycling freddie. there were land slides landing as well as heavy winds, and the people here lost everything including their homes. many of the 4000 here, a troll drink, and some were brought in by community members because these children had lost both parents or their entire families. there are children here without homes to go to.

now the volunteers here are concerned about their resources. they don't have enough . for example, we don't even of for example enough for me does enough beebe machines so that again who made are saying the eyes of the are the busy so i see the patients as a thing that people that i hear people. yeah. have been lived with nothing and they're relying on the community around them for donations to keep them going. we're going over and over and over. i remember we're used things, clothes, bergen, shoes, worked over the home. they brought those things to my house. that's when we come to distribute actually we're just, you know, gabe's issue or non moping. it's our mom there we want to do today. we're went to both. so when to buy everything for these people while help is trickling in, they are only 18 classrooms at this primary school and they're completely full.

they're running out of space. and so they're starting to p stance wherever they can to accommodate the people who continue coming in to this temporary camp. looking for refuge from rita mila al jazeera blanche, i am allowing or from one disaster to another in peru, if thousands of people have had to flee after landslides, their dumped mud and debris on a poor community in the southwest. at least one person has died, while many were their homes destroyed by the effects of sight croon yahoo! marianna sanchez reports from the community of rios secor, southwest of the capital. lima berta sanders is helpless under the rubble, her children's beds, her sofas and tables. she was only able to recover to parts a cutting board and a toy. though everything is gone, the kitchen, everything. there is nothing left cardboard wooden and tin homes were ravaged by 2 landslides, the tor, through the community of rio cycle. southwest of the capitol,

within a 1000 homes, were flattened and nearly 2500 people affected with verses his home was spared. it sits between his neighbors, brick walls. we have been our at amanda. i'm so sorry for those. we have lost everything. it's nature, we can't find it. we never know when it's coming. the effects of psychological have been devastating, ambiguous north and central coast, the capital. lima is some state of red alert. in this southwestern district of sienna. yes, 7 landslides happened simultaneously. a 120 soldiers delivered water and food to survivors. here, heavy machinery cleared roads. the force of nature only spared the most solid constructions. for years, authorities have urged people not to build their homes near river banks, or ravines like this one. this is a natural path for landslides, but poor people will likely settle here again. this. for now,

the mayor of siena? yes. set up tents to shelter. many of the homeless and distribute food and other donations were louise. he did b, l e in 2017 el nino caused so much tragedy. but this is much worse. we'll only hear lance. lesson 7 ravines and families losing all, i feel so useless that disaster song has been cleared of the danger remains yet i'm in the net. if we have to understand deep town that people don't want to move. families don't want to go to the shelters because they don't want to leave the family home. for most of these poor peruvians, their homes were all they had. and now even those are gone. again the sun just, i'll just see that. but you'll see me on protest as in france, have gathered across the country as unions warned that they will continue their fight against pension reform. the

latest action comes off to the government, bypass parliament and for through controversial plan to raise the retirement age from $62.00 to $64.00. that good protest is even more. as you can see, crowds said cars on fire and more than 300 people were arrested. meanwhile, hundreds of farmers in india has halted. they marched him on by off to a meeting between their leaders and government officials. and the farmers were protesting against a huge drop in onion prices. the 200 kilometer march began in the city of nothing, but it's not clear if it will continue. now. probably metal has more from fashioned farmers that continuing to pressure. the government were about 2 hours to move by and farm was a camping here. this will only go off to the government passes a resolution in the state assembly formally agreeing to their demands. these include financial assistance like known waivers and compensation after onion prices crashed in the state of marashi in western india. now farmers have come from the

city of gnostic, that's about 100 kilometers from hill, and it's been a difficult journey. they've walked over here, it's taking them 4 days in this blistering heat over here. they don't have too many facilities. as you can see, the sitting on straw model. it's where they're also sleeping at night and cooking their food side this up. i, since i love the lyla and this is off that march towards the city, the government didn't fulfill its promises during the fast to protest. so we don't trust the government. we cheated every time. i've been working for 6 days, hoping our demands will finally be met and a half. that is. onion prices have fierce political implications and have brought down governments in the past. it's a stable in, in cooking and affect the majority of the middle class. and nearly half of windows working population works in agriculture. making pharma is a critical vote. bees. this protest comes as form was in north india, are protesting and demanding increased financial protection from the government.

bob newman, the largest era, vash, and western india. now steep increase in the cost of living in the u. k. has led to a rise in cases and what's been called economic abuse. charity say this is being experienced by as many as 8500000 adults and happens when a person's ability to acquire use or maintain financial resources is taken away by someone else in a coercive or controlling way. ne parker reports. rachel, not her real name, was physically and mentally abused by her husband, the control over her finances, part of a pattern of threatening behavior. her words have been spoken by an o, jesse, or a producer. despite me earning more than twice his monthly salary, my former partner refused to put my name on a utility bill, which prevented me from acquiring my own bank account. as a result, my wages were deposited into his account for which he did not provide me with the passwords. i would later discover that he spent the majority of my earnings without

my knowledge or consent. ratio was in the u. k. on a spousal visa at the time and unable to seek government financial support, she fear destitution if she left her abusive partner. like rachel, economic abuse occurs when someone's ability to access their income. sabotaged back include directly taking a person's pay or controlling their working hours or denying them access to things like a car or a mobile phone. mighty survivors. talk of running up huge debts through loans or credit cards. often without their knowledge. we see online banking being mrs. regularly, online finance accounts and shopping accounts, and not just used her to monitor spending that also location tracking, aperture is able to manipulate and co ass of either into handing over passwords or pin numbers. and today's accounts, financial uncertainty during the pandemic, and now a sharp increase of the cost of living have seen the number of reported cases of

economic abuse saw, according to research by the charity refuge, 16 percent of adults in the u. k. that's 8700000 people say they've experienced economic abuse with as many as 39 percent saying they've experienced controlling behavior over their finances. suggesting some degree of abuse. the vast majority of women for 1600000. the abuse started during the cove at 19 pandemic following economic abuse $1.00 and $5.00 survivors are left with debts of thousands of dollars. they feel unable to repay. this represents $17000000000.00 of u. k. dead directly due to economic abuse. ah, it's prompted several of the countries leading banks such as h s. b c to launch campaigns, helping victims to take back control. while the british governments issuing frontline staff including debt collectors and police with new train.