benefits but also about geopolitics and the regional balance of power in cyprus isaf the international court of justice for a ruling on overlapping claims with turkey who do you think is going to win well in general it can be said that proceedings at the international court of justice might take many years but in this case this is not the most crucial factor that we need to consider instead that it should be highlighted that turkey does not recognize the republic of cyprus retraces furtive questions according to the statute of the international court of justice only states may appear or apply before the court if turkey would give its consent to take part. in the proceeding which the republic of cyprus initiated in december last year it would mean that turkey implicitly a recognized the republic of cyprus and this would be of course contradicting with turkey's position therefore i can hardly imagine that turkey would give its consent to be a party to these proceeding and what about the pipeline that is planned to service israel and cyprus the gore court they've got to find willing buyers of course and b

were hanged in myanmar to this day now there are these mechanisms there is a case at the international court of justice there is an investigation at the international criminal court you know these take time these investigations and these cases the 1st documented case of a patient being reinfected with the corona virus has been reported in hong kong researches say a 33 year old man fell sick after returning from spain 4 months after his fastpass and notch scientists say he's suffering from a different strain of the virus. germany has issued travel warnings for 2 regions and france including the capital paris the 2 regions which also interviewed parts of the french riviera now considered high risk it comes as france and other parts of europe seeing rising numbers of new infections. search and recovery efforts are underway in india to find at least 18 people still trapped in the rubble of a building collapse 2 people were killed when the 5 story apartment building collapsed on monday at least 60 people have been rescued because of the accident is unclear but there has been heavy rainfall in the past few d

hanged in the mean more to this day now there are these mechanisms there is a case at the international court of justice there is an investigation at the international criminal court you know these take time these investigations and these cases the 1st documented case of a patient being reinfected with the corona virus has been reported in hong kong research as they affect the 3 year old man fell sick after returning from spain 4 months after his 1st bausch and lomb scientists say he's suffering from a different strain of the virus and germany has now issued travel warnings for 2 regions and france including the capital paris the 2 regions which also include parts of the french riviera now considered high risk and comes as france and other parts of europe seeing rising numbers of new infections. and the european parliament's foreign affairs committee is meeting to discuss the political crisis and batteries there talking to opposition leaders but not a kind of sky at risk in neighboring anything waning and self-imposed exile on monday police and belarus detained several leading opposition activists prote

does not safe cumin rights and then at the very least they've been instructed by the international court of justice that they need to mean provisional measures or did by the international court of justice have awarded me and not to continue committing genocide against the rating and now in theory that should be that should be backed up by the un security council with me and doesn't live up to its responsibilities but it spain it's been months and i've seen absolutely no change in me and must approach towards the really the northern rakhine state that is 120000. and trapped in concentration camps within me and these are the ones that didn't escape the 2017 they were to able to flee because since 2012 they've been in camps which they can't leave surrounded by barbed wire and men with guns and their conditions haven't changed since 2012 and really got to get your thoughts on this are running late we appreciate your time i'm afraid time is slightly against us but thank you for joining us on our jazeera. pledge in russia says the german clinic treating opposition leader alex we know volumnia must find t

the international court of justice found against the united states and said, in fact, it issued an order to a halt the execution of mr. medellin and the others on death row in the same situation. president bush issued an order to the governor of texas -- i trust he knew the address to put on the letter. president bush issued an order to governor rick perrying asking him -- effectively ordering him to stop the execution so that the united states could come into compliance with the vienna convention and the international court of justice's decision. texas refused to obey it and actually was sued in the supreme court and, ultimately, the u.s. supreme court refused to stop the execution. mr. medellin was executed shortly thereafter. and in that decision, the supreme court said that even though the united states had signed the vienna convention that required these kinds of warnings, that congress still had yet to do something, congress had to act to put it into effect. and until congress did that, the courts were not going to get into the business of enforcing a treaty. even in the death pena

another name in the frame is now off salaam he's a former diplomat currently a judge of the international court of justice he is more acceptable we could say of those who are calling for change in the 11 on but one previous occasions when his name has been moved so it has a line policies as well on its allied policies rejected him so there's a lot of horse trading likely to be going on but we know though that what we do know is that the opposition in the past have refused to work with this now cabinet had taken up with it has dominated on its ally parties dominates a cabinet position hasn't well wouldn't work with them so unless there is some way forward that can be some sort of agreements that can be reached between these parties that is the only way you might get what the international community wants which is some sort of government of national unity shrine begins a whole levon on the outs of this crisis my chrono suggested something like that you warms all lebanese political parties to work together and they be satisfied that they've shown they can do that only badly with the billions of dollars in ai

off salam more respected by those looking for change is currently a court of the internet a judge of the international court of justice he's a corner diplomat and he will only take the job if he's given a free hand and in the past when his name has been mooted before as bala has rejected him. why they will have. more details about that when house makes his announcement in the next 30 minutes or so but it just remind our viewers because we can't lose sight of you know what the people of lebanon have been going through not just with this massive blast which is there some 300000 people homeless but even prior to that what life has been like how difficult this is all being. you've had to before this explosion last tuesday a an 80 percent fall in the value of lebanon's currency which was previously pegged to the us dollar but as precipitated a catastrophic economic collapse most parts of the city only get 2 hours of electricity a day because the electricity provision is so poor the water isn't drink at all most people have to boil water or buy their water the basic services provision basic provision of services lebanon's s

that has come forward is now off he's a former diplomat i'm currently a judge of the international court of justice he is more sort of acceptable to those people who were looking to change with the negotiations are now going on as to how that cabinet might be formed yes it needs to be a cabinet of some sort of national unity to persuade the foreign donors to release cash it's currently a cabinet dominated by hezbollah and its political allies it's why it's been isolated internationally really since since the beginning of the year when he came into power that is why the international community wants to see change before they consider coughing up any money thank you very much but it's math and beirut. well united nations office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs has been meeting to discuss the situation in lebanon u.n. chief antonio terraces called for a credible investigation into the cause of tuesday's blast on sunday world leaders an international guys ations pledged nearly $300000000.00 in aid it is important that the spread of the investigation of the serving the cause of the explosion

across the border into southern bangladesh me and war denies charges of genocide at the international court of justice saying its armed forces were conducting legitimate operations against what they called militants who attacked police posts which in the ensuing years bangladesh and me and more have attempted voluntary rohingya refugee repatriations but refugees have refused to go back and observers say conditions remain unsafe for their return. with life at a standstill for there were the makeshift camps grew into the world's largest refugee settlement and conditions became ever more dire their 1st section on every aspect of their head to a refugee is lives the same clear distinctions on freedom of movement restrictions on access to live a hood and of course there's internet and communication restrictions right now rahmatullah like many other refugees used to get a lot more work. that was before covert ninety's safety measures forced aid agencies to reduce their presence in the camps these days he takes any job he can. now because of the coronavirus we can't go anywhere we're not getting work opportu

the country of mexico went to international court of justice to seek release that said united stateshad violated its and found against the united states, and said that the united states had in fact violated our obligation under the treaty rated and issued an order to the united states to hold the execution and the other aliens on death row in the united states also were in the same situation. president bush, issued an order to the governor of texas. baddressing in the interest upon the letter . he issued an order to the governor rick perry asking him, essentially ordering him to stop the executions of the united states could come into compliance with the vienna convention and the international court of justice's decision. in texas refused to obey it. and actually withdrew the supreme court and ultimately the u.s. supreme court refused to stop the execution and he was executed. their shortly thereafter. and in that decision the supreme court said that even though you the united states signed the vienna convention that required these kinds of warnings that congress still had yet to do

another name being suggested is now off he's a former diplomat and a current judge of the international court of justice he is what a lot of independent groups he might be more happy with but he's certainly more pro western and in the past when his name has been suggested he's been rejected by hezbollah and hezbollah aligned parties so it seems negotiations going on at the moment but certainly we'll hear the official news of the resignation in an hour from now but if we're looking at live pictures i believe not too far from way you are of protest is gathering a lot of people there prepared to tear gas goggles mosques quite a few people out there on the streets have had 2 nights of protests the past 2 evenings what are you seeing what are you hearing about what's happening out there on the streets. well there are some people gathering where i'm in martyr square and the last 2 nights have actually been on a much smaller scale the protests than they were on saturday night and the worse some small confrontations on on the last couple of nights between some protesters and security forces as the protesters ar

those wanting change here in lebanon he is a former diplomat and currently a judge on the international court of justice or what the international community wants and they have a lot of pressure that they can they have been putting on lebanon because they hold the purse strings that lebanon needs opening the international community led by emmanuel macron the president. france says it wants some sort of cabin it's a government of national unity the problem is at the moment the opposition have previously refused to work with the current administration the current administration is dominated by hezbollah and its allies unless a way can be found of persuading the opposition to join in some sort of government of national unity you might just get the same same administration just with just faces and then a day we had to abort our last live cross to you there was a bit of tear gas being being thrown around. is that the kind of happening across the city or is that just localized what's the situation on the streets. there was we were near parliament and there has been the have been confrontations that the last f

is no longer a participant now there have been claims that you know may be the international court of justice or maybe the un's office of legal affairs could get involved realistically you know we do this is an issue primarily for the security council itself you know the security council is the only place that really don't expect there to be can i just ask you you don't expect there to be any kind of vote on any resolution in the next 30 days well if you listen to secretary pompei rose statement earlier i think he definitely expects a resolution being put forward that the u.s. will veto a resolution that would have continued determination of sanctions now that could come from maybe the dominican republic the state that supported the u.s. last week that the arms embargo vote but outside of that it's hard to see you know whether the other participants will put forward a resolution russia certainly you know is hinting at you know maybe some procedural games that might happen at the council there might meeting even tomorrow to discuss this issue but you know the real challenge in this in this deb

views on maritime deal imitation that turkey will agree to vend go to arbitration at the international court of justice at the hague that would adjudicate the matter on the basis of an international maritime law the united nations law of the sea so greece has now got what it wanted legally and diplomatically it has the backing of europe it has a very good agreement and in legal terms with egypt a very good agreement in legal terms with italy moves to 114th. 1000 square kilometers to its commercial so sovereign territory. it now feels that it can ask the international community to reasonably put pressure on turkey to agree to talk on the basis of those 2 agreements and fill out the east in those rainy and . bilaterally demarcated. maritime territory ok thank you for that john psaropoulos is just outside of athens today synonym because you are in istanbul as john saying whether turkey will come back to the negotiating side of things is turkey willing to talk given the actions it seems to be taking. well from what we have understood from the talks what we understood is that turkey will not come to a negot

across the border into southern bangladesh mean more denies charges of genocide at the international court of justice saying its armed forces were conducting legitimate operations against what they called militants who attacked police posts which in the ensuing years bangladesh and me and more have attempted voluntary rohingya refugee repatriations but refugees have refused to go back and observers say conditions remain unsafe for their return. with life at a standstill for their hunger the makeshift camps grew into the world's largest refugee settlement and conditions became ever more dire their 1st section on every aspect of their head to a refugee is lives the same clear distinctions on freedom of movement restrictions on access to livelihood and of course there's internet and communication restrictions right now rahmatullah like many other refugees used to get a lot more work. that was before covert 1950 measures forced aid agencies to reduce their presence in the camps these days he takes any job he can. now because of the current a virus we can't go anywhere we're not getting work opportunities

request is related to its case accusing me of genocide against the muslim hinges at the international court of justiceut the social media giant says disclosing news is communication violates us. still ahead here on al-jazeera in sports with me tiger woods goes and his 16th major title. yes. well it is now time for sports in his late. thank you the biggest star in n.b.a. basketball lebron james has spoken out against president donald trump and his regular criticism of player protests trump says he turns off going's when he sees social justice protests before games and believes players show disrespect when they nail for the national anthem but james who plays for the l.a. lakers is one of those players who says he couldn't care less if the president watches or not. i don't think the best community. or the. viewership and i hope everyone you know no matter race in america or see what world leadership that we have in our at the top in our country and no member is right around the corner this is a big moment for us as americans if we continue to talk about we want no better change the game will go on witho

the country went to the international court of justice to say the united states violated its obligationsinto the court of justice found against the united states and said the united states had picked violated our obligations and issuehad issued an order toe united states to hold the execution and the others who were in the same situation. president bush issued an order to the governor of texas to governor perry asking him to stop the execution so the united states could come into compliance with the convention at the justice decision. texas refused and actually was sued in the supreme court and refused to stop the execution. in a decision the supreme court said even though you the united states signed the convention that required this kind of warnings, the congress had yet to do something to put it into effect and until congress did the, the courts were not going to get into the business of enforcing the treaty even in the case when someone was on death row. it is complicated but the one case summarizes a lot of issues in this book. the first is its cost a lo causf changes in the politic

international law can fill in gaps in certain respects. i also think he was a head of his time in promoting u.s. involvement in the court of international justice. he was not only a judge on that court, but also he advocated the u.s. adopting jurisdiction of the permanent court. >> we have had a few callers who have asked about charles evan hughes and race. we are going to return to his law firm still existing in new york city for a story from his autobiography. >> in the charles evan hughes conference center, we try to select things that would reflect important stages of his life. we have collected a number of things including original books that charles evan hughes author. most notably is the autobiography that we find interesting. my favorite story in here is one that justice hughes tells. a visit when he was the president of the baptists society in new york city. he asked to booker t. washington to come and speak to the assembly. when booker t. washington and his wife arrived, justice hughes escorted him to his own table and sat in there. at that time, that was a controversial thing to do. justice hughes took advantage of that to speak abou

courts in former yugoslavia and rwanda he heads the commission for international justice and accountability and gathers evidence against assad's regime. basically. what you have in this room are materials generated by the security intelligence structures of sure the military structures of syria and the party or political structures of syria at the top level and the government levels. records and files of the syrian regime cleaned examined and archived specially for the investigating authorities and courts in europe. wiley and other investigators are financially supported by european governments when the war in yugoslavia ended in the 9. the international tribunal was missing many important files to prevent this from happening again the commission secured smuggled over 800000 documents out of the case of the syrian civil war. why he is convinced that it will be enough to prove the syrian leadership responsibility for human rights abuses. as this fatwa mountain living in exile in berlin i don't. understand if i could end up as a no no and i think justice will take its course and she did and i'm happy when i see that those people should the prisoners and i know what that's night i've had that experience myself so they're full psyche very ha

was announced they want to find some kind of justice but it's nearly impossible because valerie hasn't signed up to any international treaties and also the courts here in the country they say can't be trusted as you can see in our report. worst than a horror movie that's how to fit family described their ordeal inside a detention center the entire family was detained on august then the evening after protests started against a disputed presidential election police responded with violence and detained nearly 7000 people across belarus. and these are guys who are. and. they have. have. they can do whatever they want so they have the permission. 16 year old me or most of her family member to be detained he was walking with his mother when police grabbed him there was no protest at a time when christina a marketing analyst and her husband and a doctor went to a police station to look for him and they too were lead taint they were taken to a christina detention center in minsk where many detainees have said they were tortured. as a stud as devotes a paulist to all the women were forced to completely undress and they were filming us on their phones th