decision makings or organizations as, as the security council, quite different from the united nations general assembly. and this is why sometimes they took most of the battles to the general assembly. now when you look at the vote itself, 87 votes in favor, 24 against 50. if we abstaining could, if we are to read into this, could this be an indication that there is a momentum building to words, more of a pro policy and sentiment here? well, i think, i think there is a momentum building. however, i think we need to apply a bit of caution on this. this decision will take some time to play out as we know these things move slowly. the break down the voting, i think was interesting to look at the countries that abstained. sweden was one of the standards of france netherlands, abstained, and also in the countries has been a stint with the wooing with the abraham's accord. they all voted for the resolution. that's the bahrain is don, u e. of course you had the egyptians and the jordanians voting and support and the saudis. so you could say, well of course that's to be expected on the other hand as well as in

these are the terms we all signed up for. 143 nations voted for in the united nations general assembly last october. so the united states standing shoulder to shoulder with allies and partners will continue to do all we can to support ukraine. putin expected europe and the united states to weaken our resolve. he expected our support for ukraine to crumble with time. he was wrong. he was wrong. he was wrong from the beginning. and he continues to be wrong. we are united. america is united. and so is the world. we approach the one-year mark as we do in the russian full-scale invasion of ukraine we remain united and determined as ever in our conviction and cause. these tanks are further evidence of our enduring unflagging commitment to ukraine and our confidence in the skill of the ukrainian forces. as i told president zelenskyy when he was here, today is his birthday, in december, we are with you for as long as it takes, mr. president. ukrainians are fighting an age-old battle against aggression and domination. it's battle americans have fought proudly time and again. it's a battle we ar

and 143 nations voted for in the united nations general assembly last october. so the united states standing shoulder to shoulder allies and partners is going to continue to do all we can is for ukraine putting expected europe in the united states to weaken result. he expected our support for ukraine to crumble with time. he was wrong. he was wrong, he was wrong from the beginning and he continues to be wrong. we are united america, united and so as the world, we approached the one year mark as we do in the russian full scale invasion crane. we remain united and determined as ever and our conviction and our cause. these tanks are further evidence of our enduring, unflagging commitment to ukraine and our competence and the skill ukrainian forces is an actual presence lensky when he was here. today's his birthday. by the way, in december, we're with you for as long as it takes us to press ukrainian or fight in an age old battle against regression and domination. it's a battle america is a ford probably time. and again, it's a battle we're going to make sure the uk

confluence of this legal work and public advocacy is very interesting because at the united nations general assembly which has been considering the credentials and rejected the credentials of the junta unanimously on two occasions, it matches that groups like fortify right are doing these -- doing this work. it plays into the political dynamics and ultimately, what you need for successful prosecutions, you need legal process to be right but what helps that enormously is a public environment in which accountability and justice actually matter. the energy you create around these cases has that effect. it's not just a question of the junta ignoring. it sets an international mood, if you like, that these people are isolated, they are being pursued by justice, and that has knock on effects in all sorts of other areas. i am not going to cede to the counsel of despair on what universal jurisdiction can do. i and others are absolutely determined that we will find justice for victims of myanmar. it might take a long time but the lesson of yugoslavia, the lesson of rwanda is people who commit these crimes wil

undermine their right to return to their homes in palestine, which is enshrined by a united nations general assembly resolution. the responsibility of the battalions goes mainly not to the beneath authorities, but to the international community, to the underwater, to all these organisation that are supposed to have a nice lease, but a senior and their presence in camps and refugees. this is where the money she should come from. this is where the support should come from and not draining on additional learning on live nice resources chart already very limited. and so i think that there are no racism. there are some restrictions due to the fact that there is a risk of naturalization or implementation of the policy. and even this is something that is unacceptable. the palestinian presents deepened internal divisions in lebanon. they've been involved and caught up in this country, conflicts, some blame them for being a volatile element in the civil war of the 1980s. while others supported their militarization in the 19 seventy's back then abraham on sore was among those who took part in the armed strugg

presidents who called for these illegal unit lateral sanctions to be lifted at last the united nations general assembly was only and this by the call growing into a chorus. the europeans and the americans continue to be tone dev to the calls of not only zimbabwe, but the region and a continent. we want to urge the president of the republic of zambia and his friends, the europeans, and the americans to talk on behalf of the people of them. baba the issue at hand is very serious. we want the sanction stability at ubs and bob. we are not happy watching what has been going on as above. now, there was only but one then zimbabwe has been innovative introducing a gold coin last year in order to generate some of its own revenue. despite of the things that have been placed on them, by the way, it introduced it in july last year. this coin only yesterday, the touching you hi. going as much as $2002.00 on the market, beating the price of gold at some point in the london stock exchange. and despite all of the international monetary fund continues to call on them. bob, when local authorities to reduce the use of th

and this is, this is the problem for us because loose nation, them, they come to the united nations general assembly. and they vote for very all, from the support of proposals cushion called russian. the in the show. this is why we are trying to reach out the countries outside of the european union. we are rather itself let than america. we have some, some relation there will be a reached out to stage as well, but the local worker to be done. but the most important in terms of the economy in terms of trade and political relationship or horses. so the european union, one percent is not recognized for the leader. and now we are asking the recommendation team as them as the work criminal. now mr. scott is also sought to find the common cause with ukrainians. we began this into talking about the ukraine war. let's talk about the you can, will she have fed and i caught that cannot be a free bellows without a free ukraine. does ukraine see it in the same way as well? yes, i think the ukraine is, but a little bit little bit different. they see dealers as the guarantee of security of safety because of locat

and it's been that way since last march vote in the united nations general assembly when majority of african countries refused to condemn russia over the u. crane conflict . and for month, the west has done everything in his power to isolate russia, but in africa, nothing comes that easy. you can't be true for it wrong. and right now the evidence is showing clearly with the evolution of the award brain. that right? so africa is clearly know showing signs of choosing site. i mean, meeting with the russian foreign minister. and so africa as one country now. so, so sending a signal to the rest of the countries that my goodness, we have to be able to, to take a stand will know if the standard for this is a neutral stance. it can evolve into choice. partnership with africa is trying to balance out as much as the partnership between the old west will know western nations and new partners like russia. treasury secretary, janet jaelyn, arrives in pretoria on tuesday as she will be welcomed by south africa. humming sound of generated. yes. south africa, the continent, most industrialized econ

the concert was born and it still is in force miller mills, it was a declaration of the united nations general assembly bowed. progressive principles of international law. freedom and relations between the countries you'll go to it was as special somewhere but in chapter dedicated to sort of self determination to able to breathe. and it is sad in this chapter that this is a universal principles through reason that there is also was a principle of respect for, sorry for it ma'am territorial integrity. and that everyone has to respect that principle. notion. you go through both of those states and please listen carefully . those states whose governments lou, observe the principle of self determination. and are you he give representation to the interests of all we peoples only living on that territory. louis, what that means is that according to the charter, still respect the territorial integrity of those states whose governments to lucy, represent the whole, the population, their whole population of the country when in 2014. but it could, a talk happened in ukraine's that, that will go to the food after

and this is, this is the problem for us because police nation, them, they come to the united nations general assembly and they've all, to very, all, from the support of proposals and called russian the in the show. this is why we are trying to reach out the countries outside of the european union. we read the rich outlet in america and we have some, some relation there will be a reached out africa stage as well. but the local work her to be done. but the most important in terms of the economy in terms of trade and political relationship or horses. so the european union, what percentage lottery organized or a believer? and now we are asking medical in the recognizing human them as the work criminal. now mr. scott is also sought to find the common cause with ukrainians. we began this interview talking about the ukraine. wanted to talk about the war she has said, and i caught that cannot be a free bellows without a free ukraine. does ukraine see it in the same way? as well. yes, i think the ukraine says, but a little bit little bit different. they see dealers as the guarantee of security of safety becau

federation, lovegrove, by the end of september, last year, during her own gut in new york, united nations general assembly meeting at the margins of it publicly. they have signed the agreement tool coordinates, these 2 countries regarding for invoices to serbia and russia, or totally aligned in full in foreign policy. and recently, the most pro russian person in serbia politician. i x under of woollen, who went to visit lover of in moscow after russian invasion. he became the head of secret service of serbia a couple of months ago. so basically, wagner group and knight wolf's are not something which surprised us any details about the exec presence or forkner group. what they are in serbia. ah, because there is a russian humanitarian synthesis. are they came at the border of crossover. and it is for us, difficult to know where some of the photos have been taken because they are in the countryside. so it is difficult to know where this coat of arms have been actually filmed. however many of the people what it and are illegal structures and in the barricades till recently, they have so many joint photos with

using food aid to try and win africa over at least twist if am in assemblies like the united nations general assembly. and in other for a 2 and not necessarily looking at the economy development problem. thanks very much for taking us through that to ortiz trouble, little ally from johannesburg. you n chief, antonio. good cherish has urged the global community to lend a helping hand to pakistan, which has been devastated by flooding while stressing that that mean obstacle to relief efforts is a biased, unbroken global financial system. it is very clear is that the present system is bias. the system was conceived by a group of reach countries and naturally it mays equally benefits rich countries. so we needs 1st of all to recognise that we have presently they situation in developing wills, in which countries are strangled by them. and countries have no access to the financial resources they need while at the same time, the pakistani prime minister has asked the i m f for a pause in its demands for economic reforms, which includes spending cuts on raising the prices of subsidized gas and energy. islam

international, this legal work and public advocacy is very interesting because of either at the united nations general assembly, for example, which has been considering the credentials and has rejected the re credentials of the johnson unanimously. on 2 occasions it matters their that groups like anika, light map light sorted by rights of doing this work because it plays in the it to the political dynamics. and ultimately, what you need for successful prosecutions. yes, you need the legal process to be right. but what helps that enormously is a public environment in which accountability and justice actually matter. so the energy that you create around these cases actually has that effects of it's not just a question of the john to ignoring it. actually set an international mood, if you like, that these people are isolated, they're being pursued by justice. and that has knock on effects in all sorts of other areas. and i'm a butler, i'm not going to turn to seed to the council of despair on what universal jurisdiction can do. i and others are salute the determine that we will find justice for victims of it migh

it was a violation of things that were enshrined in the united nations general assembly and have been multiple resolutions since then calling russia out on this. and that is the problem. we have failed to recognize that russia has been at war with ukraine since at least 2014. so then let's fast forward to today because so far, nato allies in recent months and other partners of ukraine, have in praising themselves for their unity. but, you know, talks over the latest round of e sanctions, for example, have been described as acrimonious by diplomats. how concerned are you that their unity is already starting to show signs of cracks? well, i am concerned because i think this really reflects the lack of realization of the situation that we're all in. whether we like it or not. vladimir putin has declared war on the west. and he's done this multiple times. all that we have to do is to go back and assess all of the statements. this is not, my analysis is not hyperbole. on my part, little vladimir putin himself is said again, if we go back to 2007 and the munich security conference couldn't