when you're off to russia's full scale invasion ukrainians on other soldiers who feed the ultimate price to defend their country and animation as back at the boiling from festival to animated bones are in competition at the one to lol. it at the bottom, and i have the foil and i live for the 1st time in decades, excuse me, the makers of japanese firm for zooming, hoping to take home the golden bed. ah, i'm no massage as while it's good to have your boss immediate to complete and unconditional patrol from 30 of ukraine. that's what the world demands from russia . it's the wording off the resolution that's just been bossed resoundingly by the united nations general assembly. the you entered the rest of calling an emergency special session to walk on the 10 point plan to end the fighting. just ahead of the 1st anniversary of rushes and region of your cran draft is illusion. e slash yes,

11 slash l 7 is adopted. the message to moscow from the majority of the world's nations cease hostilities with ukraine and withdraw your military immediately slash the resolution drafted by ukraine and was passed by a 141 of the u. n's $192.00 member nations ocean on the eve of the wars one year anniversary plus l. the result is non binding. evan, but it shows the wide support ukraine has around the world. we are satisfied with the outcome and the message is clear. it doesn't matter what russia thrice and how it attempts to undermine international order. and the coalition in support of ukraine suited tauriel integrity. it fails one time after another is as follows. only 6 nations joined russia in voting against the resolution,

which also calls for investigations into serious crimes committed in the course of the war. russia's ambassador had little comment. he called the resolution useless on twitter and said it would only prolong the quote, ukrainian tragedy. china, whose foreign minister pledged a deeper partnership with russia just a day before the vote, abstained. along with 31 other country, he says g, beijing's ambassador said his country supports the territorial integrity of all nations. ha ha, but opposes arming ukraine will. so means all also, she talked the stance true criticism from several of keith's allies. woman including berlin. i've heard also to day some of you had said that by arming ukraine, we are adding fuel to the fire. but the truth is if russia stops fighting this war, and if ukraine stops fighting ukrainians,

binding or not, the resolution is a sign of rushes, isolation, one year into its war on its neighbour. but moscow hasn't given any indication that it's willing to stop. so if this war does not legally binding, why does it matter at put that question, did he up this, nina hossa in new york? it matters because a was passed with such an overwhelming support. a 141 out of a 191 countries voted in favor of these resolution. and we're hearing here behind the scenes that this is considered a big success. one year since russia is full scale invasion of ukraine started, it was far from clear that this number was going to be reached. there are lots of countries that have tremendous and dependencies on russia that were fence sitters until the very last moment. so diplomats worked around the clock to try and

convince them to pass this revolution together with ukraine and its partners to just make it clear one year after the war. we have to defend the very principles that the united nations stand on. and this actually did happen today having set that of course, this resolution was watered down at one of ukraine's biggest waste, for example. and that vladimir putin on the kremlin, would be held accountable that the international community called for a special tribunal that was excluded from the draft text. and that enabled countries like brazil to then give their yes to this resolution security. a large show of support as you pointed out, but what kind of an impact can this have on the conflict? well, this resolution comes a one year after russia's full scale invasion of ukraine started. and it comes out to a point in time where countries really did have to decide which side thereon,

essentially, where they're going to allow the rule of force, the massive force to when or where they're going to say we've got to make this stop . this is the most serious war that the world has seen since the 2nd world war. and it is something of where an alina barracks and other partners have stressed again and again, the un were founded after the 2nd world war. so we have to defend the principles, and this is something where the international community said today, russia needs to withdraw from the territories. we cannot accept the rule of forced her to just happen. and a smaller countries also agreed that everybody has a bigger neighbor around the corner. and if we let this russian aggression and happen without any resistance, then this could potentially trigger other conflicts around the world. she's obviously in a house over the fighting has devastated ukraine and had a major impact around the world. the u. n. has recorded more than a 1000 civilian deaths from the fighting,

but says the jewel figure is likely to be far higher. around a 3rd of ukraine's population has been displeased, but millions in need of humanitarian assistance. russia has suffered repeated setbacks on the battlefield, but still controls nearly a 5th of you train on the anniversary ukrainians in the western city of love. if peter be able to their fallen soldiers, lights illuminate the sky installation is coiled ray of memory. underneath at the grieves of you, greens fallen soldiers, they are being honoured for their sacrifices. almost 300000. you have i betty tear. the creep are adorned with the gun drifts, flags, flowers, and candles. or it's an emotional moment for the relative. i fit paid their respects to their loved ones,

said the sierra was not living. it was existing days. it went in death and been the feeling that my son will return, doth not ended, but unfortunately answered, i understand this will not happen to me. the anniversary, if not, affiliation, it is our being, but a more and let us know when yet, although we believe in it, i want the way to know that we have many thought earth vivian and children are killed. the white must hear us this an hour being they and our lights have changed . i need to the largest them. retreat in the v is running out of the beef or, and the war dead. keep rising ukraine. faith, it has lost and own cutting thousands of fritz soldiers. but many believe the actual number is much higher. let's take

a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. los angeles judge has sentence form of film producer harvey weinstein to 16 years in prison for the 2013 drip and sexual assault of an italian actor and modern allegations against weinstein helped fuel the me to movement in 2017. which encouraged women to speak out about sexual harassment and abuse. and russia has launched an empty store use capsule into space to bring home 3 astronauts stranded on the international space station. the crew of 2 russians and one american had to stay on board for 6 months longer than planned and after a dangerous leap was detected in their original ride home seat. and there's now the european commission has told us staff to remove chinese video sharing apps, tick tock from their walk issued funds. the move comes and withdrawing. cybersecurity, fearless in europe, and the u. s. about misuse of data by chinese apps. tick tock describe the ban as misguided tick tock has over

a 1000000000 active monthly uses. but for now, any one employ by the european commission will not be among them. at least not on phones used for work. a spokesperson for the european executive arm said the move was in line with internal policies regarding communication devices. also, the measure aims to protect her the commission against cyber security threats and excellence which may be exploited for cyber attacks against the corporate environment of the commission. tick tock, which is owned by the chinese tech company by dance, said in a statement. we are disappointed with this decision which we believed to be misguided and based on fundamental misconceptions. d w's chief technology correspondent says a move is reflective of a wider debate over the social media platform. comes here as we're seeing, debate over whether or not to ban tick tock around the world. in the u. s. tick

tock has already been banned from federal government devices. and now the commission here in europe followed, sued. and i think what's really important here is the symbolic value of this decision. i mean, you have one of the key european institutions telling it staffers. no, we do not consider it safe for you at this point in time to you have tick tock on your phone. tick tock ceo shows each you met with you a pin commission officials last month to discuss the company's compliance with a new regulation. he's also set to testify before the us congress in march over potential risks to national security. like the berlin festival is headed into it's an, a weekend things i get serious on saturday when we find out which of the 19 funds and competition than will win the golden and silver best among them. i to animated

features for the 1st time in years. one of them is those domains which has already won the hearts of yours in japan until his death celebrated its international from you here in berlin. what step 3 legged chair with the bow tie doing on the belly, not a red carpet. you might wonder. well, it is one of the main characters in susan, me. one of 2 animated films in this huge belly, nearly competition. the japanese film test, the story of 17 year old sousa me, who opens and abandoned door and accidentally unleashes a dog force which if not, contain causes devastating earthquakes. director makoto sion kaya said he was influenced by the earthquake and sa nami, that destroyed much of eastern japan in 2011. the ones union might do. it did not happen so long ago. it's only been 12 years. so digital and i think that we should share this memory with all the generations in japan, new little joy. it was also important for me to show people that i, that japan as

a country that is often struck by natural disasters and calamities. contract, conger di nato, and we musto. oh, the magical road trip to japan with its young female protagonist, has already been celebrated as a huge success in its country of origin for actor and the naco hora. it was the 1st time only using her voice. i really had a lot of changes with mr shing kai, and i asked him what i was supposed to do because i didn't know how to act here. and he told me just to be the way i am because i sat there susan may is the 1st japanese animated film that made it to the belly narly competition in 21 years back in 2002 the film spare to the way. even one, the festivals golden there. how different the belly narly competition entries can look, can be seen in this black and white film that also premiered on thursday. limbo

follows a detective played by simon baker to a small town in australia, where he investigates a 20 year old cold case about a murdered indigenous girl. indigenous australians filmmaker, ivan sen, puts a spotlight on the unresolved issues. his people often face when they become victims of crimes are very bad, these guys. so justice system has responded very poorly when they are forced to actually help indigenous people. because a lot of the time they are going out of their way to actually do the opposite. so, so instead of arresting someone there actually have to have to actually sit down and help them aren't limbo is as much a visually strong crime story as it is a reflection of racism and discrimination. the indigenous population has to deal with in australia and

a reminder off the top story re following for you the united nation. several of them be, have overwhelmingly boss to resolution demanding rush. albert dropped completely from ukraine. a 141 countries back the plan to end the fighting at an emergency session, just all before the 4th time was 3 of russia invasion of ukraine. the thought from us for now affects as a specialty doctor interview with the philippines. foreign minister enrique bernardo, i'm themselves as well. thank you for watching things . ah, what people have to say matters to us. mm. that's why

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