the, the, this is the w use line from the name, the group of young people is doing all of the countries. if you're appearing here here on the you itself, either your pin cost of human rights activists accusing or fighting to do enough to protect them from climate change. also on the program, a 5 kills and injures hundreds as a wedding party in iraq. i witnessed a safe fireworks stuff, the blanks and ethnic albanians into going to have kind of back up play in the thousands of cars from the road into on media as almost the course of the population escapes as advise jones take up

the i'm so glad will welcome to the program. 6 young people from portugal, assuming all of the countries of the you are paying the union and several others out there. you are in quotes of human rights and accusing moving 13 nations on the in you itself or inaction on the climate crisis. and so violating some of that fundamental rights have been similar cases around the world on a be general on national level. but this is the 1st involving numerous countries at the same time. yeah, to this message, pauses in strasburg, whether hearing open today, go to the 2017 buyers group, the country burning homes and raising entire communities. more than 100 people were killed in the blazes, which side to say were made worse by human made climate change,

which seems like those were what motivated succeeds in portugal to sue 32 nations for violating their human rights of when i realized right. so being violated because of climate change, i thought this is going to fall. there was my the groups lawyers intend to argue that the climate crisis direct was better clients rights to life privacy and to be free from age discrimination. they say the you, norway, switzerland, the united kingdom, russia and turkey are violating those rights through their in action on the climate crisis. they were hoping pressure from judges at the european court of human rights will compel countries to set higher emissions targets and cut the production and use. so fossil fuels, goose bed. what i expect from governments is that the take climate action for something that is real. this is a main problem because it's infringing on our human rights to months. the active,

it's hope, the case will inspire other young people to raise their voices and forced governments and companies to listen. last correspondent rosie, but child how this case is likely to proceed. or dozens of lawyers in the court room as the european court of human rights starts to hear the legal arguments in the 4 days where the a landmark case brought by these young people age between 11 and 24 and supported by the non profit group. the global legal action network. now these young people are coming to court with arguments outside what they say is a risk to their health. promoting prompted by climate change because they say wildfires in portugal they argue are directly caused by climate change. they're talking about risks to their health, for example, they've brought arguments. if i were to be retreat illnesses about disruption to their sleep. and they say that this is impacting on their right to life, which has been trained in the european convention on human rights. but they're also

bringing in arguments about discrimination because they say, as children and young people, very generation is particularly affected by the impacts of climate change. or after this hearing judges, i think you're being court of human rights will deliberate. we don't have an exact time late on when they will come to a decision, but it's likely or expected, at least that could be sometime in the 1st half of 2024. and what is at stake for the e u, and for the 30, all governments involved as well. if the court sites with the complainants with these young people, the countries involved could be mandated. court ordered to rapidly accelerate their progress towards slashing emissions. but there is quite a lot of legal hurdles to jump before guessing they're the countries involved have been arguing not only that they are taking. ready action against climate change, but also they're bringing a lot of technical legal arguments. for example, if i, whether or not the court has the appropriate or right jurisdiction to actually hear

this case. and one thing there, brittany, office, it usually for a case to reach the repeating court if human rights national legal remedies would have had to be exhausted. so complaints would have had to bring a court to their national jurisdiction that before it would get to this top court in strasburg, that's not happens in this case. so it will of course, be down to judges to decide since the complainant's pro base case of back in 2020. and since they were inspired to do so by those wild fires in portugal in 2017 of course we've seen many more wild fires across europe and also other incidents as of extreme weather for example, floods. so that certainly has to go some way to focusing governments mines in terms of addressing climate change. but certainly those activities, some court today and many others would say that you come from and simply have not yet done enough. thanks for that. rosie rosie, buckshot and brussels. his look at simple headlines of around the world, most curious as it will,

the poor to us soldier who entered the country from south carolina in july. thomas king was detained after entering the north, climbing to stuff with mouth treatments and racial discrimination in the us army. both could, we have found him guilty of legally intruding onto its territory and has not decided to expel him. in germany has bands and extremist, a group i'm extreme is racist. a group that propagated that nazi ideology. please write the 26 homes linked to the author and combined shaft group across the country on wednesday morning and want to interior minister 90 phase of cold hon. blow against right wing extremist and jeremy has banned the series of right wing extremist groups. in recent months, the russians saw your spacecraft has landed in catholic style after returning from the international space station on board with 2 russian cosmonaut sign us austin with the frank rubio video. so that's a new record by spending, by spending more than a year in space after the technical,

the fact that the ladies return state media in iran say at least 100 people have been killed in more than a $150.00 engine in a fight at the wedding party with this is set, the play started after the fireworks were set off inside the venue. in the north and our hama hung down the district. just outside most old school metal now jams the whole way hundreds of guests had gathered for a wedding. the ceiling buckled by the blaze that broke out late on tuesday nights, killing at least a 100 people. the officials said the bride and groom were among the dead. survivors were rushed to local and regional hospitals to be treated for bands and smoke. inhalation eye witnesses said the fire started as the wedding couple can, they were on the dance floor. how did this happen?

well actually they were like, i mean, what can i say there were about to do a slow dance with us. so they only the fire works sometimes toggle the heat, the ceiling, which caused fire launched on how long did it take so long of a lot seconds, not the entire whole, wasn't fire in seconds. according to local health officials, many of those quotes in the inferno were critically injured. why he is due to be, the majority of them were completely burned. some of them had 50 to 60 percent of their bodies buying the searching at the 3 men. thank god, this is not good at all. so the majority of them are not in a good condition. november rocks prime minister has all that in investigation to the fire. as rescue as sift through the ash and rubble. authorities say that the legal, a highly flammable building materials may have contributed to the speed with which the flames tool through the wedding hole and tons celebration into tragedy.

and these are the models that you have listed in the rock and capital by dad. she told me more about the likely cause of this tragedy. i mean, it's still not clear what the initial trigger was and there are reports about fire works, causing it. there are also videos showing a birthday cake which sparkles on it. but regardless of what was the actual trigger, the minister of interior has stated a lack of safety measures. and the fact that the building was built with highly flammable materials, as the main reason is behind this tragedy. on when this investigation gets going, what is it likely to be its focus? i mean it's still good. it's most likely the cost of, of the fire, but also the states demetrius that we're in place for more likely we're in today's

the reports saying that there weren't even a fire extinguisher, preston at this venue. and this is not the 1st fire we have seen. and how they had been repeat the fires over the years. we have hospital square, almost a 100 people died just a couple years ago and also better known safety measures ad all means and correction and mismanagement are endemic and iraq. and this is just assignment that what i'm, what do we know about the victims? i mean there were hundreds of wedding guests coming to this wedding and some have been a suffocated to bestbuy the smoke. others have been been burdened by them by the flames. and there are also reports of people being crushed when, when big crowds were trying to use this, this venue. we know that at least the hungry people died and we're not

150 are injured and we expect the desktop to rise because people are being treated in hospitals. and onto this morning, the rescue workers are still going through the remo, looking for survival and, and that's so i said there are many iraq just been waiting to hear. uh okay, i'm, we, so we sold the pictures and the wedding hole completely burned out. it looks like 5 crews didn't stand much of a chance of containing 5 no idle witness to say that the entire venue caught fire 9 in a matter of seconds. and when the rest 2 workers did arrive there they couldn't get in. there were no, there was no emergency except so they have to break a rule in order to, to access the people inside. it's built with these inflammable materials who they call the sandwich panels and they rack,

often higher from bullets can catch fire very quickly. so that's what made the flames spreads so fast. actually joining us until history is outside you. and this is elena miners in back that as a by john says it has a rest of a format lead to offer, you know, going and kind of back region as he was trying to enter on media. reuben dime young a is a bidding at who made most of his fortune in russia. he moved to go to a counter back last year and headed the san francisco, the government for several months. as a buyer's yano, pharmacies took control of the territory last week, prompting a mass exodus of ethnic armenian refugees safely and cause losses and trucks. from the corner, kara back into armenia. the people crammed inside are exhausted. many spent the night on the road. they fear they are leaving their i'm central labs

for good to make that happen. oh, now we have 3 doctors told me that is i will stay to let the world know that we have stray dogs. make this many armenians and nicole in a car back feel they have no choice but to pack up and leave as a by john blockaded the regions the 9 months before it's minute trees sweep 10 last week as various ortiz and says the so called counter terrorism. action did not target civilians political also by john and a i said as all of us an account of terrorism actions that grown 1st of all didn't enter. it was in a civilian set, the months on major cities. and it was on a limited financial and sofa observation at farmers forces and police forces mainly all guided by these principles. and we are also in close a contact with a local armenian representatives on the ground. but on the ground,

the echoes jammed the road out. everything is lacking for the journey saucers, including fuel this led to dissolves, to win a gas tank exploded. well, peter queued as a fuel deco thousands were killed and many mover injured. some of the victims were treated and evacuated by russian peace keepers. they've been stationed in a go on a car back since as the by john rested. much of the ang play from all manian separate his forces in 2020 of possess hades of interest to make attentions armenians feel on say as the ex, this gathers pace. this father is re united with his daughter on the armenian side of the border amendments of relief at the time of desperation.

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