to the international court of justice in the latest in the gulf political crisis and one of the world cup's most exciting teams face a tricky tests with the tenement just days away details ahead in sports with tom. but first three attacks in afghanistan have killed and injured dozens of people twelve people died when a eisel suicide bomber blew himself up at the ministry of rural development in kabul in the eastern city of jalalabad security forces shot three attackers before they died. needed explosives in an education department building and fifteen afghan soldiers died fighting the taliban. a ceasefire is expected to start when ramadan ends later this week was shot by haim is a political analyst he says they are many groups negotiating with the afghan government for a resolution the president wanted son and the government ought to be have been announcing that there are a number of groups operating in iran has been pursuing good minute your objectives and honest on has reached an agreement only with the taleban so and they have left our many other groups who are operating in one it'

taking the united arab emirates to the un's international court of justice for violating human rights it's been prompted by the blockade of cats by four countries which has ended its second day lawyers for both sides will sit out the arguments june herring's at the hague over the next three days until he can be has. saudi arabia the u.a.e. behind an egypt cut diplomatic relations with cattle last june imposed a blockade and expel qatar ease catalog denies its neighbors accusations of supporting terrorism cattles national human rights committee estimates the blockade affected thirteen thousand people more than four thousand cases of human rights violations have been reported in the past year and it's affected all aspects of daily life in cattle education health the right to perform religious rituals own property or freedom to travel abroad and perhaps most crucially the right to family reunification in a region where family ties go beyond borders the blockading nations forcibly deported qataris and separated children from their parents rashid mother is qatari and his father is bahraini

well there are obviously the international court of justice has a as a long history of dealing with state state disputes this this case is particularly unique in in in the circumstances that surrounds the allegations that are being made by the state of qatar. as as quite rightly was reported to the u.a.e. is contesting jurisdiction. the state of qatar has put its arguments for would as to what they are effectively arguing and these are compelling arguments that been put forward and based on the fundamental principles of international law there have also been expert opinions recently by two leading international legal scholars who have clearly stated that the conduct force within the convention on the elimination of all forms of racial discrimination and got there is quite right when they state that the i.c.j. has jurisdiction it clearly does all forms to mediate failed the u.a.e. simply dismiss is that. and we expect them to say the same again today but it is likely that the i.c.j. as as a preliminary issue will will hold that it has jurisdiction to hear the claims if qatar. prevails and

at this stage of the proceedings before the international court of justice and fortunately. they will of course be an attempt to to mediate which ordinarily precedes a full claim being which is what we're likely to see now. the un office of the high commission for human rights has has acknowledged that a complaint has been filed against the u.a.e. and so there would ordinarily be this this stage of initiating a period of mediation but considering that all other forms of diplomacy have failed is unlikely that the u.a.e. or any of the other states can so would would engage in that process and so what we're likely to see over the coming months proceedings in the international court of justice assuming that the court accepts jurisdiction to deal with this with which it is fully expected to do. the aid group doctors without borders says it will temporarily stop its activities in yemen after one of its cholera treatment centers was bombed and i said shared these images on his twitter account denouncing the attack saying it was carried out by the saudi and iraqi military coalition a

to the un's international court of justice ever the blockade of. the us supreme court has upheld donald trump's travel ban on people from five muslim majority countries the justices narrowly voted to accept that the u.s. president was acting legally when people from iran yemen somalia libya and syria from entering the united states democrats have expressed concern after the ruling chipper towns is more from washington d.c. . to five four ruling was not unexpected but protesters were still incensed. but a majority of justices how degreed with the trumpet ministration this was not a muslim band this policy was the result of a careful global interagency analysis of vetting procedures for travelers to the u.s. from libya syria somalia yemen and iran. and it was the president's right to impose a ban because national security is his responsibility donald trump was clearly delighted this is a great victory for our constitution we have to be tough and we have to be safe and we have to be secure but in what was described as a furious dissent from the bench

to the un international court of justice over human rights violations the u.a.e. audi arabia bahrain and egypt sever ties with qatar last june and expelled its citizens that are says this violated the rights of its citizens the blockading countries accused of supporting terrorism a charge that qatar denies well toby cadman is an international human rights lawyer he says the court process will be very slow. qatar has taken an important first step in in taking that to the international court of justice now of course was the united arab emirates is a member and accepts the jurisdiction of the i.c.j. the other members do not so it would only be able to be brought against the u.a.e. at this stage of the proceedings before the into court of justice and fortunately. there will of course be an attempt to to mediate which ordinarily proceeds a full claim being heard which is what we are likely to see now and the un office of the high commission for human rights has has acknowledged that a complaint has been filed against the u.a.e. and so there would ordinarily be this stag

thirty years ago that the international court of justice ruled that the united states was in violation of international law by supporting the contras in nicaragua and some people have have made comparisons to what's going on now where the united states and other western states have have openly this is public information they've supplied arms and all sorts of support to extremist groups attacking the syrian government so. as much as the o.p.c. w. needs to be respected and supported i think we have to do we have to be very careful and there's got to be really a guarantees of objectivity an independent so it's not a political tool by by one one state or one group of states ok. investigative journalist thanks. now president trump has lashed out at the motorcycle make a harley davidson over its plans to shift production away from the u.s. darling and using that as an excuse and i don't like that because i've been very good to our ritual of the use that as an excuse and i think the people that write or always are not happy with our day which i wouldn't. but mostly companies are coming back t

taken the united arab emirates to the un's international court of justice accusing it of violating human rights it's been prompted by the blockade of cattle by four countries now into its second year the fucker reports from aig. council has eased the first day of this three day hearing to establish its case against the united arab emirates the country's legal team first of all explain why they believe the international court of justice the un's highest court has the jurisdiction to process this complaint against the u.a.e. and secondly their legal team established exactly what the case is fundamentally they say this is a case of discrimination against khattala and citizens they focused on the u.e.s. expulsion of qatari nationals is this isn't decision to stop them being able to move across the u.a.e. and also the closure of the u.s. airspace to cattery traffic not to mention the recalling of you a nationals from cattle but to the united arab emirates well a little bit earlier on in the day wore on of qatar's legal team explained exactly the statute under which this complaint against the

cats are taking in the united arab emirates to the un's international court of justice accusing it of violating human rights the case was prompted by the blockade of cattle by four countries which is now into its second year. prince william the second in line to the british throne has met the palestinian president mahmoud abbas in the occupied west bank is part of the first ever official visit by a u.k. royal to the region the prince met israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in west jerusalem on chews day the british monarchy has historically avoided involvement in the israeli palestinian issue britain governed the territory prior to the creation of the state of israel. it's my first visit as you pointed to. and i'm very much looking forward to meeting suppose the news today and seeing some of the culture and the diversity of the palestinian life so thank you welcome i'm very proud of the two countries work surfaces together and i've had success stories with education. that really work in the long without it's you. my sentiments the same as yours hoping that there's a loss in peac

to the un's international court of justice at the blockade of doha. and counting on the way after regional elections in indonesia seen as a litmus test of president joke over dodos coalition. the us supreme court has upheld donald trump's travel ban on people from five muslim majority countries the justices narrowly voted to set that the u.s. president was acting legally when people from iran yemen somalia libya and syria from entering the united states democrats have expressed concern after the ruling. from washington d.c. . to five four ruling was not on the expected protesters were still incensed. but a majority of justices how did agreed with the troubled ministration this was not a muslim this policy was the result of a careful global interagency analysis of vetting procedures for travelers to the u.s. from libya syria somalia yemen and iran. and it was the president's right to impose a ban because national security is his responsibility donald trump was clearly delighted this is a great victory for our constitution. we have to be tough and we ha

to the international court of justice if you're looking for something popular something new something different it's the best place to go what's trending at all to see what up this monday. the leader of hong kong's pro-democracy movement has been jailed for six years one of the city's harshest sentences against activists in recent years twenty seven year old edward lewin was convicted of rioting in a twenty six day an overnight protest that turned violent to other demonstrators were also jailed for taking part in the protest one hundred thirty people up including police were injured when democracy activists staged a demonstration against what they saw as more mainland chinese control in hong kong the twenty sixth demonstrations were called the fishbowl revolution to one of the city's best love street snacks but it was one of the most violent in decades on rest which began after activists fought with police because they feared a crime. down on unlicensed vendors selling traditional snacks during chinese new year at least sixteen people have already been jailed over the clashes with ter

to the international court of justice accusing it of violating human rights as a result of the blockade imposed on doha representative says out their arguments during the first day of hearings on wednesday. joins us live from the hague what's the legal team being. saying. they were team has on a critically denied all of the accusations levied against the country by cattle earlier on in the week it is the knowledge that there has been any policy to expel cattery nationals from the us or anything that led to the riots of country nationals being undermined including their inability to be able to access their own property or assets including access to the health care education and legal support to well the first person to speak out this second day of the three hearing was the way. to the netherlands who said that the argument that the country has is not with qatari people but with the government. from. the. well the u.s. ambassador went on to remind the court what the political dispute between the u.a.e. and qatar is accusing the country once again of backing dangerous terrorist groups acro

the second day of hearings at the international court of justice on choose day cats are accuse the usa of discrimination against the country and its people now are about to hear from the united arab emirates lawyers representing cats are focused on the expulsion of qatari national some the u.a.e. the recalling of u.a.e. citizens from castro in the closure of the u.s. a space that all qatari traffic accuses the u.a.e. of preventing access to individuals and companies when it comes to being able to access their assets and their property of denying people the right to education health care and judicial services and also violating its obligation under the international convention on the elimination of all forms of racial discrimination of which the u.a.e. is a key signatory the u.a.e. hasn't said much ahead of this case although at least one amorality minister has accused this case of being simply a stunt to keep the blockade on cattle in the public eye always hoping for a swift resolution a swift conclusion to this case both countries will have a chance to speak on friday before the court

to the un's international court of justice for enforcing a thirteen month long blockade. and in ford we'll have all the latest from the world than it was our right on the night for leno mathy argentina survive a real scare to beat nine charioteer one an event for the last sixteen of the world cup. the united nations envoy to me has called for the dismantling of what she says is a system of discrimination against muslims yankee league told the un human rights council that orange or should have their rights to citizenship and property restored in response. called for to be replaced well this comes as amnesty international has named more than a dozen myanmar military personnel that they say are responsible for war crimes against the ranger in its latest report the human rights group documented what it called a planned and systematic campaign that involved murder rape and forced starvation our diplomatic editor james bays reports. amnesty international researches say they've uncovered devastating new details about the crimes committed against these people the right as they we

sides of the divide lawyers representing the united arab emirates have appeared before the united nations highest court at the hague qataris taken the u.a.e. to the international court of justice accusing it of violating human rights as a result of the blockade imposed on shaha qatar's i presented a set out their arguments during the first day of hearings on wednesday the u.a.e. saudi arabia bahrain and egypt and host the blockade on qatar nearly thirteen months ago now. virgin atlantic has announced it will stop flying from london to dubai from the end of march next year the airline says it made the decision to withdraw the route because of external factors which made it no longer economically viable. to make out the headlines for you on al-jazeera the german chancellor angela merkel has arrived in brussels for a key summit with leaders she is hoping to agree on approach to refugees the chancellor warned earlier the european union's current way of dealing with immigration has the potential to split the bloc donald trump will meet russia's president vladimir putin in helsinki on july sixteenth two leaders are expected to discuss u.s. russia relations and other national securit

you in a few moments we'll have the weather was rob but still ahead on al-jazeera the international court of justice says it now has a complaint from cateye accusing the united arab emirates of human rights violations. resignations accepted pope francis responds to the sex abuse scandal involving priests in chile and in sports roger federer returns after three months break and is looking to regain the world number one spot. and that is. in. the weather sponsored by catarrh airways. had a hurricane but is somewhere off the coast of mexico beats in the satellite run behind you even see the a in the middle of it it's a major hurricane but it's i have to bands of rain have been affecting places when in the land. for example which is nowhere near the coast as it would receive enough rain to produce flooding on the streets and in the car parks of course it's already started in the hurricane nowhere near this is usually a case of hurrican drain is the biggest problem for the most part well that is hurricane bud category three at the moment which which is defined really because of the strength the wind has

to the un international court of justice over human rights violations the u.a.e. saudi arabia bahrain in the egypt sever ties with khatib last june and expelled its citizens after says this violated the rights of its citizens the blockading countries have accused of supporting terrorism a charge that khatib the nies catlin is an international human rights lawyer he says the court process will be very slow. has taken an important first step in in taking that to the international court of justice now of course was the united arab emirates is a member and accepts the jurisdiction of the i.c.j. the other members do not so it would only be able to be brought against the u.a.e. at this stage of the proceedings before the into court of justice and fortunately. there will of course be an attempt to to mediate which ordinarily proceeds a full claim being heard which is what we are likely to see now and the un office of the high commission for human rights has has acknowledged that a complaint has been filed against the u.a.e. and so they would ordinarily be this this stage

people were killed in similar attacks carter is taking the united arab emirates to the un international court of justice over human rights violations the u.a.e. saudi arabia bahrain and egypt cut diplomatic and trade ties with carter last june carter says this is violated the rights of its citizens and residents the blockading countries have accused of supporting terrorism something called total denies it's return now to our main story the meeting between the u.s. president donald trump the north korean leader kim jong un that skit rejoin once again our diplomatic editor james bays in singapore james. thank you sami we are reaching the end we think all towards the end of this historic meeting and now we're all waiting to see what sort of statement or declaration comes out of it look at the times going forward we think that kim if he sticks to his plan is supposed to take off about an hour and a half from now so we're getting near the crunch point in terms of what they've managed to achieve the start of a process we think but we're looking very closely at the words i'm joined again by graham on the web w

now the united arab emirates has told the international court of justice that claims made against it by qatar without merit and should be dismissed. ledges the u.a.e. violated human rights through its ongoing blockade but lawyers acting for the u.s. . has misled the court the blockade on the cutter by the u.a.e. saudi arabia bahrain and egypt began nearly thirteen months ago. the u.s. vice president's arrived in guatemala the final leg of his tour of central america the region's migrant crisis will top the agenda during my pence's talks with the presidents of guatemala el salvador and honduras manually apollo has more but. when it comes to u.s. support for latin american countries dealing with an influx of migrants it appears humanitarian assistance can depend on just where those people are heading in brazil u.s. vice president mike pence met with venezuelan migrants and announced ten million dollars in humanitarian assistance to the brazilian government for their continued role in accepting thousands of migrants we are with you we stand with you and we will keep standing with you un

of palestine ended in one nine hundred forty eight lawyers representing the united arab emirates are appearing before the united nation's highest court at the hague qatar has taken the u.a.e. to the international court of justice accusing it of violating human rights as a result of the blockade imposed on doha representatives set out their arguments during the first day of hearings on wednesday the case has been prompted by the blockade of qatar by the u.a.e. saudi arabia bahrain and egypt. those are the headlines the news continues keep it here on al-jazeera witnesses next and our web site is out to sara dot com there. you know that is a church. wedding jan mense said we should come to the church and we will pray and magnet to close their eyes to three. but they never said that last image was the moment they close their eyes they were all shocked in that church. even if i pray had them close my eyes. they brought the christan he did they brought all this just. but today they also have the lent. the game and they made that and they killed it mad people and the only listen why they killed him it that mad people was the cause of lent. when this because of a people they belong in the maybe they don't belong there

court of the hay took the u.a.e. to the international court of justice accusing us of violating human rights as a result of the blockade imposed on by the us three other countries last year katz's companies and individuals have been denied access to education medicine and justice. has more from the hague. there was a tense legal battle underway at the moment cats are the u.a.e. do not see eye to eye over whether the i.c.j. should have the jurisdiction to continue with this case just to remind you the u.a.e. has been accused by cats are of violating the international convention on the eradication of all forms of racial discrimination which the us is a key signatory and there are procedures to follow if there are accusations of violation of these key treaty firstly that the nations in question speak to each other directly in order to try and come to some sort of solution secondly that the complaint is referred to the committee in charge of this treaty and finally that it's referred here to the un's highest court consul argues that all of these stages have been fulfilled that it has attempted to have negotiations with the

that the international court of justice of the international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia the international criminal court that you're. supposed to spend on soft on which hague represents hope for many people. less fortunate look it's not fair that justice doesn't apply equally to everyone what the show has to show most anyone else but i mean that those who deprive their citizens of justice in their own countries receive better treatment here. as you want to hope they should be prosecuted in their own country its place is going to see. right away this is what the international community offers us that when you think that i mean i should not reject it definitely not. in the hague the ngos are meeting with a close chief analyst at the office of the prosecutor at the i.c.c. he is one of the most influential people at the court he receives the requests for preliminary examinations and he assesses whether the case meets the criteria of the rome statute. the second most folks cannot put an exam up to be there it starts with what we call a preliminary examination the aim of which

i can take in the united arab emirates to the un's international court of justice for violating human rights it's been prompted by the blockade of cats for countries which has now entered its second year lawyers for both sides will set out their arguments during hearings at the hague over the next three days between a gate and be as small saudi arabia the u.a.e. behind and egypt cut diplomatic relations with cattle last june imposed a blockade and expel qatar ease catalogs in the eyes its neighbors accusations of supporting terrorism cattles national human rights committee estimates the blockade affected thirteen thousand people to four thousand cases of human rights violations have been reported in the past year and it's affected all aspects of davie life in cattle education health the right to perform religious rituals own property or freedom to travel abroad and perhaps most crucially the right to family reunification in a region where family ties go beyond borders the blockading nations forcibly deported qataris and separated children from their parents rashid mother is qatari and

find a long term solution and tackling the blockade on two fronts concert goes to the international court of justice and the international civil aviation organization both of them by the way seeking international intervention in the gulf. and we're in india looking at how fake social media messages have feel the series of bomb attacks and what's being done to prevent it. to show you the hash tag eighteen spends. you get the news grades live on air and streaming online through you tube facebook live at al-jazeera dot com and twenty four hours ago in south sudan we were talking about a framework for pay and agreement on some points well now it's been signed the leaders of south sudan's warring parties have struck a peace deal aimed at ending the country's five year civil war president salva kiir . the rebel leader reg much are signed that agreement. north actually they were in the sudanese capital of how to where they've been holding the talks under the deal a ceasefire will begin in seventy two hours time a plan meant cease fire is here but i declared it through a very public done. enter into force w

to the international court of justice accusing it of violating human rights as a result of the blockade imposed by the u.a.e. and three other countries last year qatar says companies and individuals have been denied access to education medicine and justice if barker joins us live now from the hague so what are you been hearing this morning a house has been playing out in a. well a very very dense legal debate is underway at the moment katz on the u.a.e. do not see eye to eye over whether the highest court the i.c.j. should have the jurisdiction to actually carry on with this case just explain very simply the u.a.e. is accused of violating the international convention on the elimination of all forms of racial discrimination the u.a.e. is a key signatory of that nine hundred sixty five convention and when there are accusations of violating the convention there's a protocol to follow that includes firstly negotiating between two opposing sides of two opposing countries referring a complaint to the committee in charge of that convention and then very finally referring the case here to the i

to the un's international court of justice imposing a blockade since june last year. was. the anger in the u.s. after the supreme court upholds donald trump's travel ban covering people from predominantly muslim countries. the united nations envoy to me and mine has called for the dismantling of what she says is a system of discrimination against muslims. told the u.n. human rights council the rango should have their rights to citizenship and property was stored in response to the court for her to be replaced this comes as amnesty international is named more than a dozen men were military personnel they say are responsible for war crimes against there were hanging in its latest report the human rights group documented what it called a planned and systematic campaign that involved murder rape and forced starvation diplomatic editor james space reports. amnesty international. details about the. crimes committed against these people the right as they were expelled from their homes they interviewed more than four hundred people mostly survivors and witnesses here in the refuge

of annapolis. lawyers representing katara in the united arab emirates are making their final arguments before the united nations highest court at the hague. to the international court of justice accusing it of violating human rights as a result of the blockade imposed on the u.a.e. and three other countries last year qatar says companies and individuals have been denied access to education medicine and justice they've barker has more from the hague. there was a tense legal battle underway at the moment council of the u.a.e. do not see eye to eye over whether the i.c.j. should have the jurisdiction to continue with this case just to remind you the u.a.e. has been accused by catalogue of violating the international convention on the eradication of all forms of racial discrimination to which the u.a.e. is a key signatory and there are procedures to follow if there are all accusations of violation of these key treaty firstly that the nations in question speak to each other directly in order to try and come to some sort of solution secondly that the complaint is referred to the committee in charge of this treaty and finally that it's referred here to the un's highest court consul

competent to consider kottaras complaints they're requesting the case be transferred to the international court of justice so we're confident justice is on our side. the current session of the governing council of the international civil aviation organization ends on friday so if there is to be a decision on this it's going to have to happen before then because then i k o basically takes off the rest of the summer it's also not clear whether this organization which is both publicize shy and not normally involved in disputes between member states without trying to achieve consensus is going to take a quick decision or whether it might stretch it out to september when it meets again it's there's no doubt the blockade has had an effect on cateye are in qatar airways its flagship carrier reporting some hits on its profits but also i k i think is probably never had a situation like this in front of it before so there may be some sense of urgency to get this done sooner rather than later if you oprah says it's time for decades of hostility without a trade to end the two sides are holding talks for the first tim

the crisis first of all in the hague though has taken the united arab emirates to the international court of justice over human rights violations at the separation of family also financial damages three day process the country's had their chance to address the court today lawyers representing tata setting out their arguments here's what they've been saying the policy in practice of racial discrimination undertaken by the u.a.e. are extraordinary in the sense that the actions taken by the e.u. a are express direct and in the words of the convention have the purpose of nullifying and impairing protected rights based on national origin this is not a circumstance that is limited to whether racially neutral laws or actions have an impermissible e discriminatory effect while the us actions indeed have discriminatory effect no inference is necessary as to their unlawful purpose. and then there's the fight over the skies above the gulf which has been taken to i k o the international civil aviation organization now saudi arabia space has been closed off to qatar airways since the blockade began forcing the n

have made their final arguments before the international court of justice at the hague qatar accuses its gulf neighbor of violating human rights as a result of the blockade imposed by the u.a.e. and three other countries last year doha says companies and individuals have been denied access to education medicine and justice barker sums up to hearing from the hague three days of hearings have now come to an end here at the hague at the un's highest court cattle had appealed to the court to consider its case a case of discrimination against the state and its people the u.a.e. is accused of violating its obligations under the international convention for the elimination of all forms of racial discrimination carse are says that its people were denied access to healthcare education legal services access to to their properties and their assets and the policy of expelling qatari from the u.a.e. there also to the separation of families or cats are on wednesday was the first country to set forth its opening arguments this is what they had to say regarding the allegations against the u.a.e. as a

to the international court of justice accusing is of violating human rights as a result of the blockade imposed on doha the representatives sit out their arguments during the first day of hearings on wednesday the case has been prompted by the blockade of qatar by the u.a.e. saudi arabia bahrain and each those are the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after inside story. recruiting child soldiers in yemen both pro-government forces and the feces are accused of enlisting children to join them and the u.n. condemns the saudi that coalition. child deaths and injuries to compose any of the guilty to account this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm peter dubey now it's considered to be the biggest battle of the three year war in yemen the fights for its largest port city which is an aid lifeline for millions the port city of who data is under attack while planes from the side of the emirates the coalition have pounded areas controlled by who the fight says and pro-government troops of edged closer to the city for the past two weeks the u.n. envoy to yemen has yet t

to the un international court of justice over human rights violations the u.a.e. saudi arabia bahrain in the age of severed ties with qatar last june and expelled its citizens that are says this violated the rights of its citizens the book hitting countries accuse the how of supporting terrorism which still denies. painkillers and vital medical equipment are in short supply in gaza to treat the thousands of wounded from weeks of anti israeli protests with the protests expected to continue the hospital crisis will probably worsen the doctors from morocco are providing some rest fight our correspondent in iran can report now from gaza city. mohammad baraka is one of fourteen thousand seven hundred palestinians injured during weeks of and he's ready protests in gaza he was shot in the leg by an israeli sniper on the fourteenth of may is he can't help him they don't have enough equipment or medical supplies if he doesn't get proper treatment soon they'll have to amputate his leg because of the israeli led c.g. can't obtain permission to leave gaza. his father was also

catalyze taking the united arab emirates to the un's international court of justice accusing it of violating human rights the case was prompted by the blockade of castro by four countries which is now into its second year prince william the second in line to the british throne spent palestinian president mahmoud abbas in the occupied west bank it's part of the first ever official visit by u.k. royal to the region the prince met israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu and west to roost in them on tuesday britain govern the territory prior to the creation of the state of israel. it's my first visit as you pointed to and i'm very much looking forward to meeting supposed the news today and seeing some of the culture and the diversity of the palestinian way of life so thank you for welcoming and i'm very proud of the two countries work surfaces together. i've had success stories with education and. relief work in the past so long without continue. my sentiments the same as yours and hoping that as a loss in peace for the region and those are the headlines and a little over twenty five minutes

united arab emirates has told the international court of justice that claims made against it by qatar are without merit and should be dismissed catherine edges that the u.a.e. has violated human rights through its boycott of the country but lawyers acting on behalf of the u.a.e. say doha has misled the court the case has been prompted by the blockade of qatar by the u.a.e. saudi arabia bahrain and egypt britain's prince william has visited holy sites in occupied east jerusalem on the final day of his middle east tour the start of the day paying respects at the grave of his great grandmother princess alice who sheltered jews during the holocaust prince william also visited the western wall the most important site in judaism and al aqsa mosque compound or of most important sites in islam or a force that reports. appeal of bells welcome prince william to the most personal part of this first official visit to israel in the occupied palestinian territories by a british royal of the church of st mary magdalen on the slopes of the mount of olives he paid tribute to his great grandmother prin

the united arab emirates has told the international court of justice that claims made against it by qatar are without merit and should be dismissed ledges the u.a.e. violated human rights through its ongoing blockade but lawyers acting for the u.a.e. say that doha has misled the court the blockade on cattle by the u.a.e. is saudi arabia bahrain and egypt began nearly thirteen months ago. britain's prince william has ended his middle east for with a visit to the holy sites in occupied east jerusalem it's the first official visit by a member of the british royal family since nine hundred forty eight his day began by paying respects at the grave of his great grandmother princess alice who sheltered jews during the holocaust harry force reports. appeal of prince william to the most personal part of this first official visit to israel in the occupied palestinian territories by a british royal at the church of st mary magdalene on the slopes of the mount of olives he paid tribute to his great grandmother princess alice a devout christian who sheltered jews during the holocaust she asked to be b

have made their final arguments before the international court of justice at the hague cuse is its gulf labor violating human rights as a result of the blockade imposed by the u.a.e. and three other countries last year doha says that companies and individuals have been denied access to education medicine and justice. thousands of people are setting off a pilgrimage to one of the hindu religions holiest sites in indian administered kashmir security is being boosted after an attack on a group last year and the heywood reports it is a journey many long to make to a holy cave high in the himalayas this is just the start of the ominous yatra pilgrimage to worship the hindu god shiva. the trek from base camp will take pilgrims more than three and a half thousand metres above sea level in indian administers kashmir the heavy rains and sludgy conditions had prevented people from making their ascent at several stop points but the poor weather hasn't dampened the spirits of those about to set out. security this year is tighter than ever with forty thousand troops deployed to protect the route i'v

living there says the blockade began more than a year ago katter is appealing to the international court of justice to use emergency measures that would lift restrictions imposed by gulf neighbor lawyers representing cattle and the u.a.e. have made their final arguments before the court in the hague says companies and individuals have been denied access to education medicine and justice. the police chief on duty during the one nine hundred eighty nine hells for a football stadium disaster in the u.k. will go on trial for manslaughter ninety six people cross to death for the fans packed into the grandstand during the f.a. cup semifinal in sheffield david duncan field is now age seventy three i was in command when it happened and inquiry found police failed to control the flow of people into the stadium thousands of people are setting off on a pilgrimage to one of the hindu religions holiest sites in india most of kashmir security is being boosted after an attack on a group last year ever heard reports. it is a journey many long to make to a holy cave high in the himalayas this is just the start of t

representing catherine the united arab emirates have made their final arguments before the international court of justiceof the hague qatar accuses gulf neighbors of violating human rights as a result of the blockade imposed by the u.a.e. and three other countries last year. says companies and individuals of being denied access to education medicine and justice leave barca sums up the hearing from the hague. three days of hearings have now come to an end here at the hague at the un's highest court cata had appealed to the court to consider its case a case of discrimination against the state and its people the u.a.e. is accused of violating its obligations under the international convention for the elimination of all forms of racial discrimination cards are says that its people were denied access to healthcare education legal services access to to their properties and their assets and the policy of expelling qatar reason from the u.a.e. there also to the separation of families or cats are on wednesday was the first country to set forth its opening arguments this is what they had to say regarding the alleg

have made their final arguments before the international court of justice at the hague accuses its gulf neighbor of violating human rights as a result of the blockade imposed by the u.a.e. and three other countries last year doha says that companies and individuals have been denied access to education medicine and justice thailand's prime minister has told destroyed families to keep the faith as the search goes on for a football team stuck in a flooded cave dr john archer came to the underground cave complex on the sixth day of a search that has gripped the nation scott heiler reports from chiang rai the. prime minister was on a trip to europe when the twelve boys and their football coach went missing. friday he was back in thailand and at the cave meeting with the search teams there's now a crowded mini village of rescue organizations and command centers. i think we will succeed we will succeed because we have faith that everyone should keep their heads cool advising one another helping one another and talking to one another i want things that are helpful. with more personnel and equip

to the international court of justice accusing it of violating human rights as a result of the blockade imposed on the hot qataris representatives set out their arguments during the first day of hearings on wednesday the case has been prompted by the blockade of qatar by the u.a.e. saudi arabia bahrain egypt if our careers live for us at the hague sony the legal team the legal representatives for the u.a.e. what are they saying. where you easily go team have unequivocally denied all of the accusations being levied against the country by counsel are denying that there was any policy of expelling qatari nationals from the u.a.e. denying them access to healthcare legal services education also their assets property and dividing and separating families to the qatar the u.a.e. to the to the netherlands spoke at the start of the morning's hearings and he said the dispute that the country had was not with the qatari people but with qatar's government he reminded the court of what the political dispute between the two countries is saying that capital remains a dangerous sponsor of terrorist grou