the chat would only be committed, look mobile authorities a bracing for the death pole here to rise as the flood waters recede. for those who survived, there was never a sense of disbelief and desolation, but not tendency not to pick the novelty. as you can see, i am left with nothing for my bed know, bed and no household. you know and go ha, i came here for a job. i am saved with all my belongings are gone. forgotten. what time is it? not all the terrible. i have no money to rent a house. no husband, no children. i don't know where to go and this disaster was dangerous for us over to it because we just have rescue and recovery effort jerome going across the washed hatch areas. as the president promises to open homeless shelters, to deal with the non folding humanitarian emergency efforts, no more likely to be hampered by forecasts for yet more rain.

we are going now to the hague, where i so you can see you creating president the letter as a landscape has just taken to the stage. there were expecting him to speak with the president. there was on a low prize visit to the city. he is currently being introduced, we understand that that is the foreign minister who is speaking there. introducing him less key will reportedly be attending a meeting and holding a speech there. although further details on his trip have not been provided. presumably for security reasons. in march, we know the i, c. c issued an arrest warrant for russian president vladimir putin for the alleged deportation of children from ukraine. you see the words, they are no peace without justice for ukraine. let's listen and now to present into landscape being introduced more. you're watching, dw, this,

we off so every year on this day, we remember every year we think back of those, we lost a tomorrow on liberation day. remember to freedom must never be taken for granted. people to fold and bind for its and they fights and die for it still. and then ukraine, as we all know, this freedom is almost severe threats. every day, every day, rushing missiles, things, drones and soldiers attack if and every day brave ukrainians stepped to protect its. what's that and protect what is there's a president's landscape every day since the illegal russian invasion. you and your people have shown us what it means to fight for freedom. and we deeply admire

you for doing that. and please know that the muslims will continue to stand with you. we have supported you and we will continue to support you 1st of all with weapons. because the harsh reality is that there is no substitute for success on the battlefields. but also with humanitarian knights. with hovering refugees and with help in rebuilding your wonderful country, just as honors have helped us rebuild ours that you gentlemen. illegal wars cannot go unpunished. there cannot be peace without justice. it is the only officer. it is the only officer to question a war crimes. it is the only officer that will insure a last in peace and that is a lesson we have learned from the war all those years ago. and then there's

a lesson we must continue to apply today. your brand new prosecutors have registered 85 thousands russian war crimes since the beginning of the war that is hundreds of crimes. every single day a, the men, women, children are being cowardly, raped, tortured, and murdered schools. hospitals and houses are being boomed. children are being kidnapped every single day, every single day. and these are ordinary innocent people who have done nothing to deserve this terrible fate. and we can never accept this. and we will do everything in our power to ensure that russia is being held to account. but we can only do this together, together with the international community to get her with all those one piece,

i believe in justice. and that is why we and another one so strongly support accountability initiatives. it is why we send forensic teams to you great and is why we are ready and willing to host persecution centers, damages registers, and course here in take these are important steps that are only 1st steps, roads to accountability as low a full setbacks. it requires perseverance and a special sense, and the special kind of resolution is to kind of see every time i speak with you mr . presidents and to kind of see in ukrainians every single time i've had the opportunity to visit the country. this, the present we're in this together will continue to support you to continue to support you in your fight for freedom, serenity and adjust these until you celebrate your own liberation day. mr.

president's different one way or the brochures. thank you. the thank you very much. i felt the warm it's just a little i would like to thank you for your attention and your respect for ukraine and i have out i have felt today. thank you very much. this is attention and respect from people who value freedom and do not tell her a journey as much as we do not in your brain. thank you very much. dear minister hoops strong and you are members of paula mount gear, invested us and join our list. the are representatives of international

organizations believe to go and do detail communities. the are people, 1st of all, people, people of the novel lands and i'm glad to be in your strong country now. now the land of freedom and justice, which are universal vellows and it is about these things that i will speak today. of course, of course, we all want to see different. let the mirror here in the hate the one who desires to be sentenced for these criminal actions right here in the capital of the international law. and i'm sure we will see that happen when we, we him and we will win. and then we will not just on the battlefield,

not just against these egress and look at how countries around the world are coming together to help you green young's defend themselves. what did the heart of this desire to help to the feeling that more than the face of one country is at stake. the feeling that law can be achieved down the defeat of one aggressor. we can now stop force of aggression as such, we can defeat aggression as a criminal idea that ordinates in the mindset of someone who's used to impunity team. impunity is a key. they opened the door to address if you look at any war, any, and

a war of aggression in the history and they all have one thing in common. the perpetrators of the war didn't believe they would have to stand to officer for what the deed they must tend to answer. for war, however, brings war must receive judgment. lads in jobs mom, defeat in impunity, of aggressors means destroying the origins of aggression victory. and the war is won by force of arms. that's how, how the job gets done and i'm grateful to you to you. and then as the last for ever piece, a weapon supply to your train for every thing that have size to maintain our defense and gradually prepare our actions. but we know

that the lasting peace officer re 3 is it cheaper to buy? nothing as about this trance of values towards the wall. it's the stress of freedom and of law. which last war to the food of ensure justice. not high breed promises. instead of human rights, a real freedom, not hybrid impunity, and symbolic formalities, but full scale justice. not high breed peace and constant pleasures or violence on the front line, but reliable because when one respects values through freedom through justice, through peace, is respected instead of height, bridge forms. but it's exactly what we need. now, let's think about one number and all of these number is 6000 down

while longer than so the 9. this is the number conversion number war crimes committed by the russian occupies these april alone. these russian crimes led to the desk of 207 ukrainian civil as a mom, them are 11 children and all of them. and now the 17 children are $4.00 and $410.00. we're insured in a month alone. and the full scale russian invasion has been going on for the 15 months just yesterday. yeah, it was yesterday and you know, are here southern region alone. rush. i killed 23 people. 49 without wounded. i'm speaking both civilians and it all started more than 9 years ago with the occupation of our land with occupational

try me are. and ross is bloody high breed war in the done boss. thousands and thousands of ward grimes, thousands and thousands of victims. the russian druggists that killed $23.00 people in the cdo on and each of the millions, millions of strikes 5 by russian artillery in the bus. every person killed by the suppliers in butram and every field ration camp that the rush, the set top on our independence land. every preserves who us tortures in the russian gib tv and ever see t deliberately blonde by russia and all the bean softens by the by the dodge people off to the dawning of mh 17

slide with the use of the russian web post by the russian hands exactly, by the russian tents and plays of self. i mean it upside us in the memory of all the those who is live square taken by russian by each tear place.

thank you very much. less than just my friends. only only one russian crime lab tool of these tribes. this is a crime of progress and the start of evil. the primary crime there should be or is supposed to be able to pull these crime. and it can only be enforced by the tribunal script. and the world had already had to deal with something like this. as a result, we can see the feeling worse in the text of the judgment of the international tribunal in, nor in there to any she to or

a war of aggression is not only an international crime it to this you bream, international crime, differing only from other other war crimes in that it contains within itself that accumulates evil of the whole. that's absolutely true. we must transform the experience of the norm been processed into the 18 rule. that's why we insist on the tribunal gratian. when there is a tradition of inevitable punishment of aggression, then there will be a tradition of guaranteed non repetition of aggression. if we want through justice, we should not look for excuses and should not refer to the shortcomings

of the current international bought to make, make bold decisions that we, that will correct that shortcomings of those norms that unfortunately exist in international law. this is exactly what the creed, there's often during the deep we should do the same. now it would be a weakness for you and for us and for all of the nations, to live full justice only to history. it would be unfair to our children and our grandchildren to hand them problem that we can solve. that's what the tribunal is for that the system, the ability of peace areas is from the complete justice towards the dresser. ladies on child of mine,

it is wrong that someone in the world is still afraid to give full force to justice. you and i'm not afraid. and i'm sure most of the world is not a freight. the aggressor must feel the full power of justice only came yet. this is our historical responsibility of the more than generation to make the total punishment for aggression inevitable to prevent the risk against our country and also new wars. the are um, potential aggressors in the world, and the world must seek justice to see peace, fully, fully secured. ukrainian courts will ensure responsibility for most, for most of the crimes of the russian ok boss. and i'm, i'm, we're thankful to the international criminal court and to the entire team working

at ads with the i c for the sake of justice. but only one institution is capable of responding to the original crime, the crime of aggression tribunal tribunal, not something hybrid or that can formerly close the topic, not some compromise that will allow petitions to say that's the case is allegedly done. but it through went in through, through the last time you know, through and see justice and i'm thankful to you. the people leaders all of their not allowed by minutes. so the government, the parliament and for being with us on this pass is so important for us. and i

thank you for supporting the establishment of this special tribunal. and i am grateful to the international center for the persecution of the crime of aggression with more dried here in the hague. as same here in the hague, the register of damages from a residence will be established. and this is a step for art to creating compensation. met, couldn't use damages from aggressive mazda, be compensated at the expense of the essence of the aggressor himself. and this is also a punishment for war, as well as justice. i thank you for this fact that for you and us justice really matters. thank you. and then as a lance, let's let just as really work and, and when today, as always, as always, on the 4th of may, at 8 o'clock in the evening, you will,

all on our, on are the memory of all those who, whose lives were taken away by by their, by the worse, by the 2nd world war. but not of worse. please also remember your brain is men and women else and children who would have been alive now. but, but for this impression, the war we didn't want the one, we have to make the last and we'll do it. so i'm opening the and you have been watching their ukrainian president for learning. there's a landscape speaking in the hey, to the message. they're very clear that there can be no peace without justice for ukraine. soleski saying that he wants to see putting in the have to be sent in for

justice for war crimes. he's also calling for the creation of a tribunal to hold russia responsible. v underscore the more the fate more than the fate of one country is at stake, as ukraine fights in march. of course, the i. c. c issued an arrest warrant for russian president vladimir putin for the alleged deportation of children from ukraine. and let's get more. we are joined by the w, corresponded bound to regard who is standing by, who has been following this speech for us. and there just tell us a little bit more about your impressions and especially the timing right now of the speech. so this was a strong speech, very emotional, lots of these in the, as be used to these speech is given by loading the c lensky all around you. and also in the us. he's a really a mazda of doing this. and he also incorporates the country which is in he referred

to the 4th of may, which is to remember and stay in the netherlands. remembered state for the victims of world war 2 and all was unto you also. and you know, of said that the image 17, the bounding of this plane by russian weapons, by russian hands is also be, it has also to be remembered. so he's, he's, you know, including alter the netherlands and his very emotion of speech. and the main thing, the main message is, please, we need a tribunal, an international tribunal, and to have to hold the russians responsible, who are committing all these and edged war crimes. and in ukraine, right now, the i c, c, the international criminal court is not enough. and to, to bring justice for ukraine, a tribunal nerd back style style like it was

a step. there's also both on to, to, to bring, just as a, in a, on the, from the nazi regime. this is something that he's hammering down in many speeches and a very strong pre today here in the hague. what is the likely impact of his message that he just delivered or the so far the international community was not the willing to, to install this tribunal because the tribunal also needs the backing of the united nations. and this is of cause difficult because you have the pressure and it's like china there that company can prevent such a tribunal. so far the community advantage of community is relying on the i c, c, which the landscape visits today. but in his eyes, this is not enough and we have to see now if this pre will have any effect and what would happen actually after the war and incidence goes, is that we have to win this one not only for us, but also for the,

for the international community to make war of aggression impossible in the future . this is katie, of all of aggression by russia. this is also stated in many and speeches and from other politicians in the west. but so far the rest was not willing to install the tribunal. we have to see if this would change after this visit to the hague. okay, w has been triggered covering the speech of a load of mirrors, the landscape, speaking in the hague, calling for justice for war crimes and ukraine, and the creation of a tribunal to that effect of battery here. thank you so much for following this and putting it into context for us. here are some other stories making news. in italy, at least 2 people have died and severe flooding. heavy rains have hit the country's populace north, which had been suffering from a drought. hundreds of people were evacuated from their homes. schools remain

closed in many parts of the region. unconditional german chancellor. all laugh schultz says that berlin wants to provide developing countries with a further 2000000000 euros to help deal with climate change. he made that pledge at a conference in the german capital, the to day petersburg climate dialogue ended with more than 40 international delegates, calling for new targets on promoting renewables. myanmar has military government says that it is pardoning more than 2000 prisoners to mark a buddhist holiday. among them are numerous political detainees. small price groups say that me on mars military has detained thousands of opponents since over throwing the countries democratically elected government. 2 years ago, it turned into the war in sudan and the conflict has generated a refugee crisis that threatens the entire region. egyptian authorities say that 40000 student needs have crossed the border into egypt in the past 2 weeks. but making it to safety is not the end of the journey for those laying the war. they

have to find ways to survive and the country battling a severe economic crisis. dw spoke with young. one young woman who made it from hard to to chiral buses and trucks arrive at the egyptian suit in these border full of people fleeing the violence in sudan. some will have to wait in the hot sun for days before they are allowed to enter egypt. but not everyone is here legally 15 year old maria was smuggled through the egyptian border with her mother and sisters. their journey lasted 10 days. and they had to leave her 2 brothers and her father behind. and cartoon, a kind of love to the, the, i mean there was a lot of shootings and match it up for next door. neighbors were headed with bands for that. i know a lot of people were injured in as a solo. but because we slide with our neighbors and many other people that well, and that's the reason our carts and hurt someone calling smuggling smuggling. and

then we got in the car and we paid down on the pedal. mario mentor family remained homeless in cairo for a few days until they were found by a mall russell. she runs in and g o that assist homeless, displaced people with housing, medical treatment, and psychological support. and we're trying to help people that do not have relatives or acquaintances here in the, at their conditions are difficult. they've been to work with some of the families we've taken to get registered and you and hcr were given appointments in 6 months. that's a long time. in that time, the displaced person could be taken advantage of. there are many dangerous, like organ trafficking in child labor because according to egyptian authorities, more than 40000 student needs have crossed into egypt over the past 2 weeks. but

their journey doesn't end when they arrive. many do not have relatives or money and are dependent on 8 organizations. others like mario and her family, are waiting to be re united with their loved ones. land that is the last and we have no idea what's going to happen to us in egypt. we don't know if we're going to settle here or not the last, the little amount of so that we have to wait for the whole family to be here. i say no, i'm worried, they won't come by you and i won't be able to work here. don't when it was that the and the still i will get us done. it was that did said maria, i'm hope she and her family will be able to return home. soon. manchester city star and former dorman strife or alan holland has made football history. meantime of the world of sports, with a goal against west ham, hollins became the 1st player to score $35.00 goals and one premier league season.

though norwegians go moved him past the decades old record held by alan share. and then the coal holland is only 22 years old and has 5 more games to add to his record before the end of the regular season. and finally, mexico's army has welcome the arrival of a new puppy from turkey following the death of a search dog during february devastating earthquakes. the 3 month old german shepard was sent by turkey as a symbol of solidarity between the 2 countries. mexico lost one of its rescue. dogs in the line of duty and turkey, as it was, searching for quick survivors. the pop named are called us for friend and turkish. well joined mexico's canine unit. and with that now you're up to date here and date of the news. thank you so much for joining us. take care. the

6 it's i've never received a child that was perfectly healthy by then this whole kids like that. don't leave their family and i hope all 3 of us will be happy and that she's healthy. you never know what problem she might have meant. there are reasons she doesn't live with her biological parents, and that's a new one question. i don't want to have to send her to some home listening. i want to find a good set up where somebody i can close my eyes and say, she's in good hands. sure. cool. good. a foster mother in germany. outcome and looks after babies

who's been taken into care, but the youth welfare office. because the birth parents couldn't cope or even abuse them down and provides them with a temporary home until the foster parents are found. she's already locked after $84.00. ready company and her for several months. she cared for other people's babies in her time of need for english or is it again conditional one which i have is to take care of my 100 to baby name death to have achieved that before i retire in 7 years with empty india. and since i've already had 84, i guess you that's only 16 more fishing. if my know to, of course, every child that doesn't have to leave the parental home is a success story. but i love you. this is a but we know life isn't always like that, and there will always be cases. so my hope is would i stay healthy long enough for the switch to come? true. everyone needs a goal. it almost into the 1st time we've visited,

outta and our talk rocky emma was living with her. little girl was only 8 weeks old and had been given up for permanence care by our 1st mother. that was concerned that it might be hard to find new parents because emma's birth mother tough drugs during her pregnancy and this impacted m as health. no, no sounds you can hear when she drinks. it's a sense for us because she really struggles to breathe while drinking. yes for us would m as perhaps long term health problems make finding a home for her more difficult or like adopted children, foster children usually remain legally connected to the birth parents. the birth mothers often retain part of the custody rights and can see contact. many potential permanent foster parents are put off by this. guy has kept 3 of the 84 babies over the years. she stepped in because no one else wanted them to or jennifer and marcus

. acosta. the, the older one. he's 25 now. 20 shania is. he came with a drug problem. and 25 years ago. twenty's. yeah. no one to can children like that . so we stayed with them people. yvonne does the 3rd. she has autism and still lives with. okay. and are usually short term foster babies isn't what's it like when they leave? oh, it's strange. is it some dollars? yeah, yeah sometimes. but another student right is right. yeah, that's nice. the 2 months after we 1st met, ok, we fits is a term again a 2nd baby had moved in. in the meantime. no. nora because they're not please language from the work and i picked her up from the crisis center. she was found there right after the birthdays and stuff on her mother left her there to the babies feeder and cast because she has 2 clubs, even though she was born with

a club as an expect from 1st me a born foster parents taken north and is just about to be picked up and brought to a new home. the separation would be difficult for africa, like a rose and try to is there to lend, support. he hopes are in a work as a short term foster mother. as this came to, it's not a job. it's just love with that's a bucket. and emma leaving now is one of those things. she's found a place in our hearts, and so it hurts to let go. even on the socket. and those new foster mother has arrived several months or so noah. that's a 6 weeks ago. they bundled with the baby straight away at a visit to the m a almost every day since giving her a chance to get used to them. now she is about to move into a new home. it's all, it's really exciting. somebody have lots of different feelings. why?

i'm happy looking forward to this person and curious about the future. so what are you doing this? a good question. lots of reasons. it's such as not as much so i know well on the one hand i'm doing it as a job. i'm shifting careers and i'm, i'm you said i work in child care also with special needs kids on the system. so it's another system different to foster families, and then i get a salary for doing it and all, and especially distributions. i'm a big advantage for me as a single parent and for my son is that i can work at home all they want. and so, so my dream of having a 2nd child yeah. and of mine and hopefully offer her a good future. yeah. from dispute, the math not done by get home safe is

an american 15 minutes later and it has moved out after 4 months with ok. it's just one of those. okay. time for a deep breath. 4 weeks after m his departure. it's time for nora to move out a couple of from bavaria who already have 3 foster children with disabilities have come to berlin under katrin can or on her wife menu. well, i want to take into laura as their 4th child as of yet haven't gone since we've already seen lots of cute pictures and heard lots about nora. so it's really not a question at all. obviously what kind of table, okay, is already waiting for,

nor is new foster mother's but here she's holding another baby in her arms. as you do is leo has been here for 14 days now. he was born in hospital. it's the mom had herself all entirely discharged the day later and left him there. but it was already clear in advance that the child would be taken into care of. i have a forest from canada. it is the mother's 4th child. none of them lived with her kind slipped by, but he didn't need immediate withdrawal therapy. i think it's because the mother was in custody and didn't have access to so many drugs. so maybe that was lucky for him. while the layout just recently arrived, nora is about to leave again, you're seeing this is also about her feet and income cushion. after 2

months noticing combined to a temporary foster mom. exactly. and then elko will sit by 1st because she's staying behind again the hand over only takes 15 minutes into i shall we wish you lots of happiness. just 0 following right. but that's how it is. that one comes the other goes, beats of the good a little over 2 months later it's summer visiting. okay. again. her own 3 out of foster children are about to drop by. she took in another baby, finally called us a while ago. leo, the little boy affected by his mother's drugs,

is also still with her. we can't find anyone it's. we've been looking for 8 weeks now, and berlin brandenburg viable all knowing monsoon. actually the next step now would be a place and a residential group. marcus and jennifer arrive more than 20 years ago. they were foster babies living with okay. they ended up staying marcus. now works as an expert to jennifer as an assistant shift. neither of them have any contact with their biological parents. marcus has never looked for his mother and jennifer does not want to meet hers. down for miss gibbs type for me, there's only my mother. mind them what that is, what i mean, not my biological mother, but okay, for me she is my mother. you all the listening to because of us and we know that we had a great privilege and we were also raised to always appreciate what you have it comfortable

here comes as long as you have any. did you have a nice lunch talk? tyco rose and try to picked up a phone from an organization that only employs people with disabilities. she's 21 years old now and still lives at home with our foster mom. jennifer is now mother herself. marcus, isn't the father? yes. but would like to be in the future is written myself in place, but i definitely want to have children at best i'll find a woman who is just as strong and we could care for 2 or 3 foster children. so i said, well, that would be wonderful, but for me, the time just hasn't come yet. it's a happy family reunion on this search. oh yeah. they reminisce, josh and lovingly support each other. so that's for the saga. i always say no child should be seen as a foster child and this is, these are kids and they need our help and support. so on the most one with us did

some alco will continue to care for babies in their time of need that she still has one wish or rather to the tv. yes, of course my big goal would be to care for the $100.00. by the time i retire like maybe even do it a year longer, depending on my health and to find them the best possible homes. yeah, yeah. and of course what still very close to my heart is, yvonne. i'm very worried about that. yeah, no problem have sneaked. it's not true. i'm like no courses. it's not so easy with her. i don't want to have to send her to some home. i want to find a good set up. i'm up with somebody, i can close my eyes and say that, you know, she's in good hands on that, but we still to comes onto the finding a new home for fund just like for all the other children. so far to elca bowman

also hopes that you, unless you will find new parents. and do you have things turned out well with all the children we match? does not give you confidence face to face. yeah, yes. i always say you can stay a while longer. i feel you still need some temporary blankets which maybe will find someone after all it's f christian my go good. ready the

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