srebrenica because he has done a mber of srebrenica cases. >> the sound is very important on this one>'m up pretty much at wximum. >> that's where wet to be. >> okay. >> narrator: peter mccloskey is in charge of prosecuting the srebrenica genocide. he a his team will try to prove that general mladic ordered the murder of over 7,00n muslimnd boys in 1995. mccloskey's already won convictions against several boian serb officers for genocide in srebrenica, but he believes the mladic was in command of the operation. i've prosecuted some of his generals and some of his commanders, but nothing like having the man himself. mladic is the guy that's really ngnds on in the face of the muslims and ordehe murders directly. di >>c: >> and i put this with the murder, his first calling, "calm down, ca down," and then he's calling them... >> okay. >> so, i put that segment in, where he's calling.. >> where it should be. >> yeah, where it is logically. (man shouting) >> zoran is helping me with the clip of a muslim man-- is it ramo? >> ramo. >> ramo osmanovic. he's calling... the serbsng are maim call

we keep repeating the same mistake of srebrenica the one that darfur now syria. is just the same problem keep happening over and over again and we're not doing anything different. i'm fortunate enough to be able to help regardless whether it's big or small that doesn't matter what matters to me is that i'm doing something. winning best to katyn crime an admission of guilt is the ultimate corroboration. or isn't there or tactics that can be used to get innocent people to confess to crimes they didn't commit witness explores the shocking phenomenon of people incriminating themselves the person who falsely confessed actually came to believe the lie that they were told about their own behavior false confession on al-jazeera the globe in the united states i learned that the first amendment is really key to being a good thing freedom of the challengeable. to be good enough to be men and women for the resources that are available but it's an al-jazeera story in need is that we just don't tell you what the subject of the story wants to know the government is not going to

balkans war they say that his forty year sentence for crimes including a massacre of muslims in srebrenicaas too light of the chief prosecutor told the w. news that today's verdict was of historic significance. well very satisfied with the appeals decision today not only because there were convictions were confirmed in relation to the genocide in two when it's any relation to the siege of sarajevo and in relation to the ethnic cleansing campaign in many many polities not only do we have convictions in all those cases but also the sentence was increased we were asking for a life sentence and in appeals we got a life sentence which is extremely important. mainly thinking today about the many many survivors and victims of the crimes committed in bosnia herzegovina victims which are present today and which waited more than ten years to see this decision being being confirmed so it's very important for victims but important for survivors important for the tribunal obviously but also important for history because now it is formal that is a war criminal that he's responsible personally responsibl

for the massacre at srebrenica which more than eight thousand muslim men and boys were killed as the bloodiest genocide have taken place on european soil since the second world war. members of parliament in the u.k. are holding an emergency debate over brags that prime minister theresa may has formally asked the european union for a short break that delay and then in less than twenty four hours in fact should be meeting european leaders in brussels. on thursday the house voted in favor of a short extension if the house had supported a meaningful vote before this week's european council motion also made it clear that longer extension would oblige the united kingdom to hold elections to the european parliament mr speaker i do not believe such elections would be in anyone's interest. the idea that the idea that three years after voting to leave the e.u. the people of this country should be asked to elect a new set of any peace is i believe unacceptable. and a short time ago the european council president donald tusk made this statement reiterating the e.u. support but within limits even

the families of the victims of srebrenica celebrated the sentencing watching it from a memorial to those who died or that eight thousand muslim men and boys were massacred in the genocide at the bosnian town by the bosnian serb army. a secular live now to al-jazeera son you're going to go who's been following that appeal for us and just sum up for us sonia the significance of this decision. well felicity it's not just for the relatives of the victims that it's significant for but also exactly what that underlines the the justice meted out to arrive on carriage which for the crimes that he committed when he was the defacto bosnian leader and that includes he accused of genocide a war crimes crimes against humanity and in fact when the prosecutor when the tribunals stated that he his sentence hadn't been wasn't enough then that really was a relief to a lot of the relatives who were outside here who wanted for there to be this prosecution they wanted to see that sentence passed down to him for life behind bars as well but it's also in effect a very important case for the international tribu

bosnia but there the crime was recognized as genocide because of the intent to destroy the people of srebrenica and what we see here based on what i've seen and heard this seems like a very similar case so we have to find proof of intent says if we may be able to find proof of intent to commit genocide against the to where can people that there will be. more crimes crimes against humanity and possibly genocide. in libya six years of chaos have spawned a nightmare mass rape as a weapon of war including the rape of men. a weapon that serves to perpetuate a conflict that no one seems willing to end. the activists based in tunis have done what they can. now it's time for the international court to take over. a year has passed since yes seen first came to tunisia. he now knows he's not in fertile in that at least his persecutors have failed. the survivors have spoken their voices are an accusation they hope the world will finally hear the. country they took on life before saying if i caught my tormentor i'd have tortured him to death. but not anymore. my anger has subsided a little they need a quali

in 2016, karadzic was found guilty of genocide and war crimes, including the srebrenica masacre — thee world war ii. —— massacre. he was originally sentenced to a0 years in prison, but this has now been ruled too lenient. aid agencies are struggling to reach survivors of the tropical cyclone that has battered south—eastern africa. communications are down, roads are cut off, and some communities completely inaccessible. the storm has left hundreds of people dead and thousands more homeless across mozambique, zimbabwe and malawi. well, the british red cross is warning that the situation is set to become even more challenging, with heavy rains predicted in the coming days. our africa editor fergal keane reports now from beira in mozambique. sound of a helicopter flying the water consumes the land. homes, belongings, and lives. this is 15 miles from the coast, but has become an inland sea. today, as the rain cleared, we were able to fly over one part of the flooded interior. over people waiting for food, water and medical aid. this was the town of buzi. population — more than 170,000, wad

the atrocities included the genocide in srebrenica, where karadzic‘s army killed thousands of muslimencouraging and glamorising eating disorders on instagram. children are using the social media platform to swap disturbing images of weight loss and share advice on how to make their illnesses more extreme. the royal college of psychiatrists says the problem is "spiralling out of control". last month, instagram pledged to remove all graphic images of self harm — the move prompted by our reports about the death of molly russell — her family say she took her own life after viewing graphic content on the platform. you may find some of angus crawford's report distressing. a secret world of harm. i close my eyes and i can see them, images i'll never, everforget. promoting illnesses that can kill. the fact that i did have instagram, it fuelled the eating disorder. i was dying. if it hadn't been for immediate treatment, yes, i wouldn't be sat here today. but jodie has recovered and is thriving, the memory of the illness pushing her to help others. i love this one here... with her mum julie, u

the atrocities included the genocide in srebrenica where karadzic‘s army killed thousands of muslim menand glamorising eating disorders on instagram. children are using the social media platform to swap disturbing images of weight loss and share advice on how to make their illnesses more extreme. the royal college of psychiatrists says the problem is "spiralling out of control". last month instagram pledged to remove all graphic images of self—harm, the move prompted by our reports about the death of molly russell. her family say she took her own life after viewing graphic content on the platform. you may find some of angus crawford's report distressing. a secret world of harm. i close my eyes and i can see them, images i'll never, everforget. promoting illnesses that can kill. the fact that i did have instagram, it fuelled the eating disorder. i was dying. if it hadn't been for immediate treatment, yes, i wouldn't be sat here today. but jodie has recovered and is thriving, the memory of the illness pushing her to help others. i love this one here... with her mum julie, using their inst

confirmed his guilt in what's been described as the worst massacres since world war two including the srebrenica massacre which left thousands dead in one thousand nine hundred five. the yugoslav was the bloodiest conflicts in european history since the second world war. tensions between a complex mix of nationalities forming the state of yugoslavia erupted into a face it civil war originate yugoslavia included six republics with different nationalities and religious groups. the communist revolutionary and statesman tito who established the federal republic of yugoslavia managed to suppress nationalism to his death in the one nine hundred eighty s. relations among the republics quickly deteriorated with each of them seeking their own independence is soon turned ugly old signs. the nine hundred ninety five genocide in tripper needs it is one of the bloodiest pages in yugoslav history the massacre of more than eight thousand muslim both the acts perpetrated by units of the bulls. resulted in their commander ratko being jailed for life by the un special court in november twenty seventh. procedural

genocide and a forty year prison term but the judges said his sentence for the ninety ninety five srebrenicamassacre was to light some of your reports from the hague for. the faces of the dead of the celebrity it's a massacre remembered by their loved ones victims of the genocide perpetrated by bosnian serb leader radovan cottage which it has taken nearly twenty five years for justice to be realized a painful journey often bereft of hope but learn excellently look but the wait has finally come to an end candidates listened intently as the court listed his grounds for appeal and rejected them almost entirely the prosecution's appeal in all other respects sets aside charges to prod and order russian descending the sentence of forty years of imprisonment and imposes just a pride and goes into sending a sentence of life imprisonment. outside the tribunal it was a decision welcomed by all who had gathered there but the suffering is never far away for this is all someone without i am satisfied but i want to ask which school did he go to to learn how to kill our children our sons our husbands i am

leader of the bulls in serbs back then was read of encourage he planned the nine hundred ninety five srebrenica massacre where almost eight thousand men and boys were killed in a campaign of genocide against poles noone was when on wednesday the seventy three year old lost his appeal against a forty year sentence u.n. court in the hague increase that to life behind bars survivors of the massacre celebrated but many both still regard courage as a hearing on your gig are reports now from the hague. the faces of the dead of the strip it's a massacre remembered by their loved ones victims of the genocide perpetrated by bosnian serb leader radovan cottage which it has taken nearly twenty five years for justice to be realized a painful journey often bereft of hope. but the wait has finally come to an end cottage listened intently as the court listed his grounds for appeal and rejected them almost entirely the prosecution's appeal in a lot of respects sets aside charges to prod and order rossetti sending the sentence of forty years of imprisonment and imposes just a product goes into sending a sentenc

excuse me out of his was convicted for his role in the srebrenica massacre. and emergency debate over briggs it is underway in parliament in the u.k. just hours after prime minister theresa may formally asked the european union to delay the u.k.'s exit from the block until june but the deadline just nine days away may well be meeting european leaders in brussels on thursday. and. first funerals for victims of the new zealand mosque attacks have been held but father and son who fled the war in syria were among those buried in christchurch where fifty people were killed two mosques during friday prayers. now we mention this little bit earlier new zealand deputy prime minister now on his way to turkey over the diplomatic route which has broken out over the christchurch shootings president reject typer one link to the crime to new zealand and australians involvement in turkey during the first world war he accused the two countries of having what he called an anti islamic agenda when their troops took part in that deliberately campaign more than a hundred years ag

karadic was convicted of genocide for the 1995 srebrenica massacre, in which bosnian 8000 muslims were killed during a campaign to kill every able-bodied male in the town. he was also convicted of crimes associated with the four-year siege of sarajevo. back in the united states, the interior department's newly appointed top spokesperson is under fire for her past islamophobic comments and her denial of climate change. faith vander voort said in a 2017 episode of the podcast "the word" that the national security agency was justified in spying on americans' phones and messages because of the threat posed by muslim communities. she went on to say that muslims pose a far greater threat than climate change, citing terrorist attacks in manchester and london. >> the left is so upset because they genuinely believe that "climate change" is the biggest threat to our society, which to me is ridiculous. look at manchester, look in london. that is the biggest guy to our society, not climate change. amy: faith vander voort previously said a muslim person can never be president. she's worked for a nu

we keep repeating the same mistake of srebrenica. darfur and now syria. it's just the same problem keep happening over and over again and we're not doing anything different. i'm fortunate enough to be able to help regardless whether it's big or small but doesn't matter what matters to me is that i'm doing something. how the heat wave set to continue across many central and eastern parts of australia as a father also just kids can't see out shower him maybe the odd shot to just around the queensland coast you have a few showers to the coastal bridges of new south wales but by and large i think it should be essentially driver the next couple of days say twenty four celsius to sydney thirty four cells is that the president's push for the south as in cool weather down to the southeastern corner yet again the winds coming in from over a westerly or southwest direction say twenty degrees in melbourne twenty three four add labor getting up to twenty seven in perth bits and pieces of showery cloud over towards the western side of australia and into those northern

genocide which he was given a forty years behind bars but the judge has said that sentence for the srebrenica massacre in one thousand nine hundred five was too light given the gravity of his crimes and. families of the victims is forever meats are celebrated the decision watching it from the memorial to those who died or than eight thousand muslim men and boys were massacred in the genocide of the bosnian town by the bosnian serb army the european council president alter says extending the date the u.k. leaves the e.u. is conditional on the british parliament backing the government's withdrawal agreement the deal has already been rejected twice by u.k. m.p.'s the comments follow a written request by prime minister trees in may to the e.u. the u.k. supporter to be delayed by three months prime in the system latest proposal of the thirtieth of june reach it slow it creates a few reserve questions over the go and political leadership. leaders who discuss this tomorrow. rescuers in mozambique fear the number of deaths from psycho aid i will continue to rise with more bodies being found in the fl

of the bulls in serbs back then was right of encourage he planned the nine hundred ninety five srebrenica massacre where almost eight thousand men and boys were killed in a campaign of genocide against poles noone was thems when on wednesday the seventy three year old lost his appeal against a forty year sentence u.n. court in the hague increase that to life behind bars survivors of the massacre celebrated but many both still regard courage as a hero son your gager reports now from the hague. the faces of the dead of the strip it's a massacre remembered by their loved ones victims of the genocide perpetrated by bosnian serb leader radovan cottage which it has taken nearly twenty five years for justice to be realized a painful journey often bereft of hope but learn excellent but the wait has finally come to an end kind of listened intently as the court listed his grounds for appeal and rejected them almost entirely the prosecution's appeal in a lot of respects sets aside charges to prod and order wrong side to sending the sentence of forty years of imprisonment and imposes just two pradhan

sentence for crimes against humanity war crimes and genocide and most notably for the massacre at srebrenica which more than eight thousand muslim men and boys were killed as the bloodiest genocide took taken place on european soil since the second world war. the british prime minister is formally asked the european union for a short break that delay and less than twenty four hours tories and i will be meeting european leaders in brussels she's requested a three month extension to the process which will take you up to june thirtieth in a few hours ago in parliament to probe briggs that m.p. called may's request a betrayal to the british people ok john howell is outside the houses of parliament for us in london hi john i believe an emergency debate going on now as well. yes there's an emergency debate going on that i mean basically this is using our parliamentary time at the moment a series of of questions being asked talking going on in order to try and stine me the attempt by fatah meant to have another amendable emergency debate later on at which they might be able to seize back control of

we keep repeating the same mistake of srebrenica. darfur and now syria. it's just the same problem keep happening over and over again and we're not doing anything different. i'm fortunate enough to be able to help regardless whether it's big or small that doesn't matter what matters to me is that i'm doing something. hello there it's only cooler for some of us in australia now so thanks to the wind direction you can see all of this cloud making its way across the towards the east and we're seeing we do a speckle cloud make its way up from until it's a given because it's coming out from the southwest it's a cold direction the temperatures are dropping so hobart at best will be getting to around fifteen degrees on choose day for melbourne only around seventeen eighteen doesn't prove a little bit as we head through the day wednesday but still very cool for many of us here elsewhere though it's still going to be pretty hot thirty three there in brisbane and still over thirty degrees force in perth if you want new zealand to things are definitely turning more