for these palestinians, they are far away from their houses are far away from their belongings. the fleet they, they evacuate from the north of the south without any clothes, without any food, without anything, they left, everything can be a fleet to the saw. so basically he is talking about the about displaced a privacy is people is around $1800000.00 display spells tunes these uh, thousands, thousands. i'm not sure i have the button this and the numbers of the injured people who got also display displaced from their houses and evacuate from hospitals talking about as you have a hospital talking about the underneath agent hospital talking about the majority of the hospital located in the north, so these injured people do have a space inside of the hospitals. look at in this, located in the, in the south through the areas. so the arrange

a spaces inside schools and they have a range of medical, some medical stuff to take care of these injured people in charlotte times a challenge in the southern gauze and city able to offer. thank you. well, the, the russian foreign ministry spokesman a mother, he is a hot of a, joined us for an exclusive interview discuss, discussing a wide range of issues concerning the confident gaza. she said that a number of global actors are deliberately blocking the chance of a piece. yup. why do you want, but you do, it is necessary to emphasize russia's fundamental position and we are joined by most of the countries of the so called global majority. we all agree that there needs to be a ceasefire. a truce and urgent humanitarian relief efforts. it is necessary to emphasize that the global majority took this position immediately from the 1st days of the escalation of the situation. and i would like to draw your attention to

those who blocked this initiative. this initiative was blocked by the united states of america and the u. k. they blocked it not only and public speeches and debates. they blocked it in the un security council. immediately after the escalation, the un security council tried to come up with a document that would have instructed all those who could influence the situation to try to achieve humanitarian pauses. the escalation cease fires and urgent humanitarian relief. this work was blocked in the security council by the united states and the u. k. c. it is indeed a great step forward to declare these humanitarian pauses. we have seen the horrifying statistics that were presented by the representatives of the gaza strip, the united nations and the neighboring countries in the region. those are risk statistics, literally called for urgent actions. they didn't just suggest that it was necessary to do something. they screamed for something to be done urgently. those actions were taken. unfortunately, a lot of time was lost because the united states and the u. k. blocked this

initiative. and in this case, time meant human lives. unfortunately, because of the position of these 2 countries, time was lost and that caused the colossal number of casualties. we do not simply welcome the announcement of humanitarian pauses and the implementation of this agreement. we were the party that talked about it from the very beginning. we have defended our position and we have found many allies who have supported our position and stood in solidarity with us. you. yeah, marissa, how do i was joining us just a bit earlier today? she joined us for about 45 minutes. she had so much to talk about and she really didn't pull any punches. she was just dropping truth on this all over the place. the goal is to make sure media will have a talk about what maria was talking about. but if you're curious about shipping a website onto dot com, the,

as for your part and leadership depends tenacity in journalism and publishing. 2010 asylum just being held in aggressively narrow i dock. colder and cooler spaces has been since the 7th of december 2010 and one form or another. and we're now here. ready is often present, where does the system fall down that the foundation, corruption being something that if it was fixed, would have this kind of in norm as low on effect when reduce equity in society, or people in the last for the

the information the such doesn't change the world, especially in the world, in which we live today with the power of the state and its links to the media networks is so strong that it's not easy to fight against them. we can the extent that and they did that extremely intelligently.

they never made up information, the name of new facts and information. they just succeeded in finding documents that existed in making them available to the world public. that mean what could be more honorable than that? their releases are a 100 percent correct? their authentic has no body of journalism can ever claim to be that however quote, it is so important so we can makes can never be of a statement. so i have transparency is an extraordinary drawn list. take a chief on, you will see i repeatedly propose can not bring the will get weeks down there from the upper doran embassy in london, signed him to the united states, some senior trump administration officials and c i. executives even discussed

fascinating massage. and according to former intelligence officials, the spanish courts had the evidence. so there were discussions of poisoning join into nothing new from the embassy operations were being slammed under the directorship of the white pail. just a single moment in the afternoons paris per box. i'm as kind of sonya for checking in to raise the question of the yahoo story. size of the say i brought to the tip top on assessment tutoring. besides which has led to a hold of him for about him and said yes, yes. i'm sure we know. ready what i say i is interested in mr. assigned on mock some of the types of spec payment sites and thought about one thing interested. it's about one part. so you could map, i'm good. how can these courts approve an extradition

request under these conditions? how can they accept an extradition to the country, the prophet to kill julian, the closet, to kill a publisher? and because of what he published, this goes to the fundamentals of press freedom and of democracy. we knew when julian was in the embassy, that there was a high likelihood that the embassy was being spied upon by the united kingdom by the united states. what we didn't know until the whistle blow came forward, that the security company employed by the ecuadorian embassy to provide security is joanne and embassy staff was capturing information in breach in the terms of their agreement with the ecuadorian government and providing it to bodies in the united states, it is a alleged that we're doing it at the behest of the c i. e. c global, the security company that was hard to protect. julian was actually spying on him and sending the camera feed, send the sound back to the usa,

back to the ca, through solitary confinement, through the character assassination through the orwellian legal process through the violation of his most basic human and legal rights. one thing after another was like this theater of the absurd stripping him of his basic human dignity. it didn't, it wasn't happy to send the kids to the listing fee, the interest on them. we thinking of these specially you east, i'm wanting to the seller being deported orders. me, she wasn't mean theo, the, the, the main thing is they seem to be the new but not the go and just get to know, guess is inclusion. and when you is to seem to get the values for each of the building that fairly much constant is showing you a new name that

a see. and then read mostly that, that he, i'm not visited enough with a month in a little bit more. be seen the for the, not the and was enough to them then, which is what i mean. does the literacy that mean one of the seat that shut up if this was just sort of, they got low because they should, like i said, if i meet the person ever since that we see the familiarities, are they amigos you still there? and compared to is that i mean to do on the screen, is there someone in the c d, w? i don't see that last letter. you see the constructor, they got the kind of thing. you know, a big window isn't up in a show that in and they don't have condition to perform the video in the 5 years. it didn't so young. if i use the content of the young unified years and then what are you physically present on the video to medieval d b m into a. but i like that even if i could pass it into the to ended up as an extend me. now there's some discrepancy on that question though. you can wish to the team on data that's going to the owners of inclusiveness. definitely be able to look under

the limits and even ment i don't know about that is still at a new place is set that up at a certain. okay. can you them which would be implemented to us the and the, the going thing them into the store? it, i've seen it other, it seemed to me i was able to see was yet, but i said it seemed the most gravest english. i couldn't either see, i'm sure you see them. my impression of him when i 1st saw him in 2011 said he was young. i mean, it was healthy, and he was extraordinarily garage. the wooden feet was presented to court for the 1st time. and to thrice, to stand up to talk to the judge, and she couldn't notice stand up, you have a person that is the right from the outset. doctors for assigned had express concern about, you know, the potential for the russian and,

and suicide. but in particular, that psychological stress predisposes to cardiovascular consequences. heart attacks and strokes, no surprise that he actually did have a stroke. and it makes it a continuing matter of urgency that she raised in all the countries he could be talking away with much more quickly to tom really happened. he likes the most crucial that. sure. but there's been a kind of a long slo, home of the, some of the

or the way you had interest it was, he was on the wrong in those, those came on once before it, you know, the kind of huge organization pretty much doing and what have a secret communication devices he had any laptop, what he had was a little bad was a, you know, when i nearly a bone in fact, ro, hey, was a young man with a vision and big ideas. and the most massive link and the most important link that had ever occurred in his backpack.

the only way of familiar with hurts, ease, of use. we expose attempting to criticize the messenger to distract from the power of the message regarding himself. as on the run, he did talk about the consequences and i'll have to say what, what he thought the consequences would be. is it that i would hand him to the ends of the us. he was dead rod and i always did wrong. i would never have anticipated, but they would have acted with such endless ferocity that he did

so. i mean, they had quite a man to move into that and that's what he expected. and, and indeed that's what he, when he got the how did we get to this point, rights to freedom of expression and a free press expanding and developing. or are they eroding to understand, at present, we must know out past the ever since we have the ability to articulate f thoughts through virtualization. we have wanted to express ourselves without fear, fatality ation of censorship, or sanction the 5000 years human civilization has been especially to establish, maintained and defend out, right to free speech, the

impulse and the 1st on a bridge power f boys beat and continued to be a threat to free speech democracy at the free press stage, a still using persecution, torture and violence toward off challenges from their citizens. the play bulk of our talk received as being well learned and repeated the company's philosophy of non violent resistance. anesthetic. which means holdings, i'm to truth would lead to influence active us, including martin luther king jr, nelson mandela and daniel ellsberg, after all of his time of far at ease, are still adverse to being challenged.

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february, $22121.00 schuman rights free speech and civil liberty advocacy organizations, wrote a joint led to, to the us attorney general, expressing the profound concern to the ongoing criminal and extradition proceedings relating to julia and i saw. and i was just raised, correct press freedom, both in the united states and abroad article 19 of the universal declaration of human rights protects the rights for a speech. we have the right to free speech for that can be limited in certain circumstances. for example, to protect public health and safety or to protect the reputation of others or to protect national security. in julian's case, he is protected by that right. by publishing information and sharing information with the public. he was exercising the right to free speech. he did so in the public interest, the ceiling

a publish journal for publishing installation and the public interest does not comply with international standards on free speech. and not protection on to the universal declaration. under the you're paying conventional on human rights article 10 or to protect julian from his expedition we went to the united nations working group an opportunity attention, which came down to the ruling saying that because he was forced to remaining the embassy to protect himself from us ex tradition, julian's position inside the embassy amounted to detention, and about the tension was unlawful, an arbitrary the response of various trying prime ministers in various just trying governance has either been one of silence,

just wanting to sweep it under the carpet. and forget about it. alternatively, is paid one of complete and utter acquiescence and subservience to the united states luck with somehow an extra state of america. and that we have to do whatever i want julia gil odd, was locked in step with the united states. i can reconvene all sorts of negative aspersions. cost on julian assigns, likely was some sort of terrorist catalog discount for the straight and the official list, right, and persecution of to land. kevin rod largely didn't say anything about julian assigned assignment tiny habits. then we go on to malcolm turnbull wanting to just say that this guy deserves defies. just the same with scott morris and what, what sort of justice did i want him defies. just as for was for doing the work of a journalist. it is time for this matter to be brought to

a conclusion and that i don't express any personal sympathy with some of the actions of mister ascent organize. he did say that he thinks this matter should be brought to a pause quickly. i don't know what that means. i don't know whether that means just get on with it, get him out of it, put him on trial. it's almost as if the sign liked the previous government that he should have been brought to trial earlier and punished and convicted earlier. but that's not talking to the cold problem. the cold problem is that he hasn't been prosecuted and prosecuted quickly enough. the cold problem is that is named persecuted and persecuted in the 1st place. the quiet diplomacy was same in relation to julia massage. really does look a lot like bugger all diplomacy this. this literally could happen to anybody if they travel over, say, and they offend the u. s. government,

and it shouldn't matter which government is targeting australians. you should always have your own government email for the video and wanting to know, want to waste the godaddy illegally anymore. has been bought, adjustments, but the quote for towing seats, the whole and box weighing a $175.00. he's a virtual sentence. we're going to lift that, stay the when the government cod say what they doing to bring an australian citizen hi. who's facing potentially a life imprisonment and they refusing to get that. and so when they directly question on the floor apartment, we have our souls that democratic problem, the nation, each die of sending is if you disclose the laws that out for russian belmore proteins. we will come off with the face of the start. and we will do everything we

possibly get took flush you that's the message by sending that is was the end of giving up on joining us on how we going to lift that state? no, we are not the i said tom. the guy might not point that enough is enough. there was a crypt each of it all. they have chose their words carefully because they feel like they're between their deadline day, please say they say and off as a golf and they want to ended. but it's quite a big us about how they will or aim to the fact that it's not about prime minister . holy attorney general both publicly criticize the united states, the fact that they're refusing to do that even in the most obscene circumstances, goes to show just how subservient the strong and government has become to this kind of overarching policy position for the united states. that's not

a relationship of friends and equals. that's a relationship, a deputy sheriff. there's a friends of julian, a sons' group in the federal parliament. and the numbers ability noticing the grains, but across empowerment. but the body is critically missing. it's getting the attorney general and the problem is the, the one go from the type of thing to control simple change. so there's so much 10 extra bowls. journey to the united states is the straight and company want. i don't believe from moment they want to because they are integrated in the united states strategic control of the power of the world. but this government has some pattern of public health across enough pressure. people

saying, this is a man who has committed no crime, bring him on to clear your self independence. they're all highly improbable these things because i've never known australian government since 1975 but has declared itself independence. a previous coalition government brought the jon was freezer, dressed back from egypt, they helped to bring back kylie mole and gilbert and the others, the exception. jolaine. that's why, how the hell is the situation being allowed to get this uh, from diagnose someone should have said no, no, no, no, no. julie massage is an australian citizen who is a forwarded all the rights and liberties organ, astrology, and, and the night came, what country you, why you are not going to have your most applied to our citizens when a not even in your country,

the obama decided not to call for julians expedition because what we key we did by publishing this lead to material was no different from what the new york science did. and they called at the new york times problem. the prop administration as to the release of all 7 was essentially co worst by the c i a and the intelligence community to expedite a call for the expedition of june the by the administration again beholden to the intelligence community has continued that process of attempting to extradite jo, if i became present and i would pardon and join us on shondae one. i think to him, present the end of jill and inside is. and if i had

a goal to everything that american democracy is supposed to stand for, were supposed to be exemplary democracy. were supposed to be the world's global champion for freedom of speech, freedom of expression. the worse for suppose the stanza, the idea that uh uh, that the people on the government and we have, we have a deposit need to and the power to credit size or incumbent without fear of

reprisal without fear of imprisonment or punishment.

the the the the wires and why in this country, what if i give borrowed money in the store in this shed and i showed order for not imagine just the last name scans when i knew what the subject

georgia style session on the finance shawnee, your guess is when you bought a new born, you sit on what's in the the, the, the headlines right now here went off the international at the palace thing in the red prison society called the international community for help. the heads of a 2 bigots, hospitals, and guards are all at the time. the spokes person says israel needs to be held to account. i have skilled workers and time and they should enjoy paid up to the to the been was they were conducting their life savings mission just as it shouldn't be. hold a responsive in putting these and in these, in these kind of thing you incentives, riley, celebrating the return of the fed loved ones as hopes grow for a loss being ceasefire power. but some western states,