agnes. well, where do we start?g reality — his name is rory stewart, of course, he doesn't stand a chance of being elected as the head... and what do you think is the reality he is facing in a way that others aren't? all the others say, we are going to renegotiate the withdrawal agreement. this is not going to happen. all they can do is to re—discuss the political declaration with brussels, with the eu. and rory stewart is the only one to say, actually, there is only one withdrawal agreement. he also is not confrontational. you could see how, although he is a pure tory, you could see how perhaps being very different from theresa may, he could build a consensus in parliament. but let's not talk about him because he is not going to be elected... borisjohnson says, on your point about what is not negotiable, he doesn't believe that because he believes that, the closer you get to a possible no deal, then brussels will change its mind. brussels is obviously very familiar with boris johnson, from various different episode

consulate in istanbul last october an extrajudicial killing for which saudi arabia is responsible agnes connemara calls for further investigation of the individual responsibility of saudi officials at the highest level including crown prince mohammed bin solomon the report details taped conversations about body disposal in the moments before arrival busy at the consulate colum ah says the killing is an international crime with the universe saw jurisdiction and urges a criminal inquiry by the united nations while we have 2 reporters standing by with more on this breaking news story house is in istanbul where as you'll recall jamal khashoggi was murdered but 1st to our diplomatic editor james space at the united nations james a much anticipated report which you've seen and studied callus more about what it says and how damning is it for saudi arabia. well it took her 5 months she was also consulting some top experts around the world the special rapporteur on extrajudicial killing agnes kalama she decided to set up this this inquiry under her home her own mandate after 5 months there are $

agnes. where do we start? that is facing reality, and his name is rory stewart, but he doesn't stand a chance of being elected. what is the reality he is facing that others aren't? all the others say they are going to renegotiate but this is not going to happen. all they can do is to discuss the political declaration with brussels, with the eu. rory stewart is the only one to say... he is not confrontational. you can see how perhaps being very different from theresa may, he could build a consensus in parliament. but let's not talk about him because he is not going to be elected. borisjohnson says, on your point about what is not negotiable, he doesn't believe that because he believes the closer you get to a possible no deal then brussels will change its mind. brussels is very familiar with boris johnson from various different episodes in his career as a journalist, brexiteer, foreign secretary. do they think bring it on when the sea borisjohnson do they think bring it on when the see borisjohnson so far in the

further with sad jabar was an international lawyer and political commentator his live from london agnes connemara is calling for a criminal investigation now into the matter of jemaah. what's the likelihood that . were obviously she conceived of that the vista geishas go which have been done by the turks or the saudis were not completed they were not. enough and from the beginning i called for a proper comprehensive and then the permanent criminal of this to get. into this case because it involves breach of diplomatic rules or laws by the saudis and also will gruesome crime against all humanity and draws therefore the only ulterior motive to all those inquiries is an international inquiry the security council we know the emptiness including of that of the united states china and others it might be paralyzed because of self-interest but the secretary general or could rely on reason lucian from the general assembly itself or any other bodies otherwise he could set up on the russian manpower of international criminal lawyers immanence lawyers judges of the i.c.j. court of justice or people

in a stumble by the author of the reports the un special rapporteur agnes column r. is giving her 1st television interview since the release of the report to us here at al-jazeera and that's expected to happen here in about 90 minutes or so you can watch the full interview live on al-jazeera with the un special rapporteur or an extrajudicial killings agnes column off after the release of her report on the murder of jamal let's now speak to matthew brize a who is a former u.s. ambassador and senior fellow at the atlantic council's you gracious center his live from istanbul thank you so much for being with us. i believe you've been able to hear the highlights from this report that the key points a much anticipated report on the murder of jamal khashoggi what do you make of what you've heard and do you think this will lead to any sort of accountability now. well it is quite a dramatic set of facts that james bays was just reading off and it. really does blow a lot of the water of the saudi government's official account until now that it was sort of a rogue operation gon

special operators investigation into the death of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi agnes column on has released a report that paints a very damning picture of saudi arabia's role in what can mock holds an execution she says the responsibility is clear and an international investigation is needed into the murder of jamal khashoggi the report calls the death inside the turkish consulate in istanbul inside the saudi consulate in istanbul last october an extrajudicial killing for which sounded arabia is responsible column on calls for further investigation of the individual responsibility of saudi officials at the highest level including khan prince mohammed bin salman the report details taped conversations about body does poles also in the moments before arrival at the consulate agnes connemara says the killing is an international crime with the universal jurisdiction and she's urging a criminal inquiry by the united nations we're very pleased to now welcome to al-jazeera the united nations special wrapper tour on extrajudicial executions agnes connemara live from geneva thank you so much

s a rival of the saudi consulate in istanbul agnes colonise calling for a further investigation of the individual responsibility of saudi officials at the highest level including crown friends want to been summoned she says the killing is an international crime with universal jurisdiction has been speaking exclusively to our just there. when mr cashel loses consciousness there is not even some of the people that are there in the room attempting to take care of him attempting to rescue seated came attempting to do something that to me points to the fact that the notion that there is an accident that the next few don't happen doesn't quite match what i have heard there is nor turned to to do something and there is no scream so or. any expression of of fear over what's happening now the news arrest warrants have been issued for 4 suspects in the shooting down of malaysia airlines flights image 17 dutch investigators say 3 russians and one ukrainian national will be charged with murder all 283 passengers and 15 crew were killed when m.h. 17 was shot down over eastern ukraine in july 24th t

agnes kalama the un special rapporteur who's spent the best part of a year and i guess investigating the death of jamal khashoggi or a member of the 2nd last year he walked into the saudi consulate in istanbul he never left that building his fiance was left for several hours before she raised the alarm agnes kalama not mincing her words there saying the evidence points towards a situation of torture before jamal khashoggi was killed she said. is responsible she said the state was responsible she said and i quote her words not mine it was an elaborate mission it was premeditated and it cannot be dealt with as purely and soley as a domestic matter will stay with these pictures to give you a sense of what's going on there in geneva and we'll talk to our correspondent. joining us from geneva so hashem again though listening to everything ms kalamata had to say in one sense more questions than answers still. indeed peter as she seems to be now stepping up saying that i did what i was supposed to be doing complete investigated the circumstances surrounding the nerves about it it's up now t

agnes cullum is concerned her reports might just and in the archives of the united nations and this is why today she is rhetoric against the united nations saying that it's about time for the united nations secretary general to launch an investigation and she was frustrated over some statements made by the u.s. spokesperson a week ago saying that it's not within the mandate of attorney to terrorist to launch an investigation and come out with pete at least that the message to the international community and to the saudis is that if a criminal is the investigation is launched it would prevent countries in the future from killing and targeting individuals or journalists just because of the opinions if that does not happen it would send a very negative message to countries and to individuals all over the world and i think if this explains why to day and to morrow she will be we to rating the same methods i did my work as investigator is now on the international community to move forward because ultimately what she wants to see she wants to see the perpetrator brought to justice marty has

to launch an international criminal investigation well early agnes kalama told al-jazeera about what she heard on the audio recordings from inside the saudi consulate. the recordings needs to be interpreted they do not tell a very straightforward story. what was done to ease body i cannot deduct. i have a home and i can infer from the sound that something was done based on the technique or. knowledge of the various people i have consented it is well possible that mr cashel game was 1st put. first injected with something and then that he was actually asphyxiated weezer plastic bag this is the possibility the nature and the extent of the dismemberment of these bodied these i cannot comment upon its not possible allow me to add one thing when at least this was a recording is concerned that i have when mr cashel loses consciousness there is no evidence of the people that are there in the room attempting to take care of him the 10000 to recitative him attempting to do something that to me points to the fact that the notion that there is an accident that the accident happened that doesn't

in our diplomatic editor james asks the un's chief spokesman why there is resistance to agnes for the un to launch a criminal investigation. special rapporteur agnes kalama so she's not happy with the progress of the saudi investigation she says one of the best courses of action would be through the u.n. secretary general and tonio get terrorist to set up a criminal investigation that's not going to happen just listen to his official spokes person the secretary general as we've been saying does not have the power or the authority to launch criminal investigations without a mandate from a competent into a governmental body. the special ruffle to is an eminent legal expert the secretary general is not a lawyer there are other lawyers who agree with her he has the power to do this what is icing this is his no one doubts. credentials this is from our. this is the secretary its position this is the secretary general's basic faced on water legal advice can they see the legal advice if there is legal annoys you as you know whether in any institution advice between a secretary person's lawyer

human rights council accuse agnes kind of being prejudiced because she was killed inside the kingdom's consulate in istanbul last october. palestinians have rejected the u.s. administration's $50000000000.00 economic proposal fowls of palestinians have been marching in protests in both girls i knew up to 5 with senior adviser to in the white house jared veiled the proposals at a conference in bahrain and called it an opportunity of the century. the iranian president hassan rouhani has rejected u.s. calls for talks saying he doesn't believe washington really wants to negotiate that's after the u.s. impose new sanctions on the reigning supremely leader ayatollah ali how many and the other 3 near officials. now in hong kong democracy campaign is staging more demonstrations in the center of the city that's the scene live is the latest action in what they say is intended to draw attention to the future of human rights in this territory and each of us is our correspondent there in hong kong and andrew the demonstrations against this particular extradition amendment bill seem to be very susta

agnes calmar she refers to this case is being suitable to be looked at within the concept of international jurisdiction what does that mean because it's clearly not just a domestic issue as the saudis have been treating it up and up until now what does it mean when she says it could be pursued under the terms of international jurisdiction. yes i think the special rapporteur is actually made a number of comments as to what your stiction is available and she's mentioned universal jurisdiction has already been discussed she is calling for international accountability now one of the one of the questions that has previously been raised is whether the formation of an international investigative committee could could lead to the creation of international accountability that would of course have to be a special mechanism as has been discussed previously the international criminal court would have no jurisdiction over matters such as this so it would need to be a separate body that would be created very much like the special tribunal for lebanon or potentially the the the specialist chambers for ko

art agnes for being here with us.cheers and applause] >> as well as former mayor willie brown. [applause] >> and unlike those former mayors, i didn't just name my chief during my inaugural speech i went through a process. [laughter]. >> did you hear me, mayor brown? [laughter] >> but the fact is, we know that we are so lucky to have such an incredible fire department in san francisco, with incredible leaders. this is the resilient -- this is a resilient city. dating back to the 19 '06 earthquake where this department was focused on making sure that it protected and saved lives and property throughout san francisco. over the years, the voters have been so supportive with assisting us with the finances needed to make sure that we invest in our fire station, that we invest in our equipment, that we invest in the men and women of this incredible department, because it is not a matter of if they will be an emergency or another situation, or another earthquake, it is a matter of one, and so when making a decision about who

i think also in you know agnes's report she talks about the importance that saudi arabia needs to send a signal that it is committed to finding justice and the non repetition of this type of crime and she suggests a couple of ways to do this one is that this ridiculous closed door trial where we don't even know who is on trial should be stopped and we understand that there may be security council member countries who have been able to observe that country that so-called trial and nothing has been revealed about that 2nd we have seen some european countries talk about restricting arms deals they have put sanctions on some officials but it is not reaching the high level officials according to i guess as report so it is important that the you know how to state that those in power in the country are held responsible and it's going to be challenging because of the dynamics of the saudi u.s. relationship but we have seen some efforts in congress to assert their role and ensure that the united states plays a leading role in and ensuring these norms and just a point on turkey you know turkey h

the authority to launch it himself things baze has more from the united nations special rapporteur agnes kalama says she's not happy with the progress of the saudi investigation she says one of the best courses of action would be through the u.n. secretary general until you get terrorists to set up a criminal investigation that's not going to happen though just listen to his official spokes person the secretary general as we've been saying does not have the power or the authority to launch criminal investigations without a mandate from a competent into a governmental body. the special ruffle to is an eminent legal expert the secretary general is not a lawyer there are other lawyers who agree with her he has the power to do this what is icing this is his no one doubts and correlate with. credentials this is from our. this is the secretary its position this is the secretary general's but they say they stole my.

special rapporteur agnes kalama says she's not happy with the progress of the saudi investigation she says one of the best courses of action would be through the un secretary general and tonio get terrorist to set up a criminal investigation that's not going to happen though just listen to his official spokes person the secretary general as we've been saying does not have the power or the authority to launch criminal investigations without a mandate from a competent into a governmental body. the special rough water is an eminent legal expert the secretary general is not a lawyer there are other lawyers who agree with her he has the power to do this what is icing this is his no one doubts.

i think also in you know agnes's report she talks about the importance that saudi arabia needs to send a signal that it is committed to finding justice and the non repetition of this type of crime and she suggests a couple of ways to do this one is that this ridiculous closed door trial where we don't even know who is on trial should be stopped and we understand that there may be security council member countries who have been able to observe that country that so-called trial and nothing has been revealed about that 2nd we have seen some european countries talk about restricting arms deals they have put sanctions on some officials but it is not reaching the high level officials according to i guess as report so it is important that the you know how to state that those in power in the country are held responsible and it's going to be challenging because of the dynamics of the saudi u.s. relationship but we have seen some efforts in congress to assert their role and ensure that the united states plays a leading role in and ensuring these norms and just a point on turkey you know turkey h

also details taped conversations about body disposal in the moments before arrival at the consulate agnes connemara says the killing is an international crime with universal jurisdiction and she urges a criminal inquiry by the united nations i spoke exclusively to agnes connemara and asked her about what she heard on the audio recordings. the recordings needs to be interpreted they do not tell a very straightforward story. what was done to ease body i cannot deduct from the sounds i have heard i can infer from the sound that something was done based on the technique or. knowledge of the various people i have consulted it is well possible that mr cashel game was 1st put. first injected with something and then that he was actually asphyxiated weezer plastic bag this is the possibility the nature and the extent of the dismemberment of these bodied these i cannot comment upon its not possible allow me to add one thing when at his 1st as a recording is concerned that i have when mr cashel loses consciousness there is not even some of the people that are there in the room attempting to take car

there i'm from the state bar in london with the top stories on al-jazeera are you an investigator agnes calmar says saudi arabia is responsible for the murder of journalists and is called for an international investigation ashaji was killed and dismembered in the saudi consulate in istanbul in october 28th seen whose remains were never found. report says there is credible evidence saudi crown prince mohammed bin sound man was involved in the murder it calls for the prince to be investigated and his personal assets sanctioned saudi arabia has dismissed the findings as baseless but the special investigator says the killing is an international crime with universal jurisdiction when mr cashel loses consciousness there is no evidence of the people that are there in the room attempting to take care of him the 10000 to arrest the city came attempting to do something that to me points to the fact that the notion that there is an accident that the next event happened that isn't quite to match what i have heard there is no attempt to to do something and there is no scream so or. any expression of

well agnes kalamata special ruppert appointed by the un human rights council is an independent expert of the united nations she doesn't though represent the body that is the secretary general she makes a recommendation to him that because this is getting nowhere with the saudi investigation with saudi justice that he should set up his own criminal investigation and he says he has the power to do this he has said no i don't need a referral from one of the bodies of the united nations one of the key assemblies the general assembly the security council human rights council and a referral from a member state she says that's not the case who's right i pressed the official spokesperson of the secretary general. the special rapporteur is an eminent legal expert the secretary general is not a lawyer there are other lawyers who agree with her he has the power to do this what is i sing this is his no one doubts. credentials this is from our. this is the secretary its position this is the secretary general's basis based on what a legal advice can they see the legal advice if there is legal and.

human rights council in geneva accuse the investigator agnes kalama of being prejudiced jamal khashoggi was murdered inside the kingdom's consulate in istanbul last october. palestinians have rejected the u.s. administration's $50000000000.00 economic proposal thousands of palestinians have been knowledge ing in protesting gaza and in the occupied west bank senior adviser jared cushnie unveiled the proposals at a conference in bahrain and called them an opportunity of the century. now food aid has started to arrive for refugees who've been forced out of their homes by fierce fighting in eastern democratic republic of call. but aid workers a still struggling to reach tens of thousands of others who are trapped in areas where rival militias have been attacking villages catherine sawyer reports now from neighboring uganda where many congolese have fled. $7000.00 congolese have come to this calm for safety on the shores of lake the ugandan boda they've escaped from fighting in the eastern province of the tory in the democratic republic most of them want to cross into uganda but have lost ev

agnes column or has delivered her final report on his killing barrier ports from geneva. she led the u.n. investigation into the killing of saudi journalist. who took her months of intense work verifying evidence and studying information shared by many governments to establish the saudi arabia has responsibility for the killing of the saudi journalist excellences state trust sponsibility begs the question of to whom is or to metra be liable for each killing. the inquiry was a human rights inquiry not a criminal investigation it has nevertheless found credible evidence yron 1000 further investigation of the high level saudi officials individual liability including that of the crown prince of saudi arabia and of his key advisor saudi kept tiny agnes. says the santa crump prince should be investigated for his possible role in ordering the killing saudi authorities have dismissed the u.n. findings as inaccurate and contradictory to say that war is we are amongst the 36 countries that have complied with all the obligations under the human rights mechanisms that in kalamata has

report into the murder of saudi journalist john murtha shoji later on wednesday in early findings agnes cullum od said the killing was premeditated. gunmen have killed at least $41.00 people in separate attacks in central mali ethnic violence has surged in the area in recent months mark has more from mopti in central mali we were in a camp with people from the bani anything group fled their villages following attacks and killings and now they're sheltering here basic structures like this made of plastic sheets and dry grass having left behind hearts and homes made of bricks people many of them are nomadic herders but only the lucky ones were able to come with their animals they depend on for their survival because many animals are being killed or stolen in the conflict the conflict is between forlornly herders and farmers and the tit for tat killings have continued just on monday more than 3 dozen people from the group were killed in 2 different villages that were attacked by militia and the conflict just seems to grow worse and worse not helped by an influx of arms into the country fro

there's still a lot to be done to introduce them but don't expect to be gassing up with professor agnes synthetic fuels anytime soon researchers reckon that those fuels will be used primarily in ships airplanes and trucks. and that's it for me and the business team for have more business news and analysis go to websites to w dot com slash. don't go away. and jam and live. at any time crime he claims he names video captured of the crime so missing along to see has to come from super. for. interactive exercises. everything is online and interactive benjamin to frame the d.w. . so she'd have to get through the good disney get break without a simple thanks again. kook the women's vote came from x. weeks of excitement emotion not sucks its way to 98 limbs move. the goal posts the results on d. w. me. hundreds of thousands of hong kong ers are taking to the streets to protest their government. mark over and out. the 17 year old zach ho is one of them they oppose a proposed extradition bill that could put hong kong's freedoms and the city's autonomy from the chinese mainland at risk. well. wel

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appoint a panel of experts that will look into individual liabilities owned a basis of the evidence agnes column our special u.n. repertoire on extrajudicial executions thank you so very much for your time today with us. or european union leaders are meeting today to discuss the candidates for the role of president of the e.u. commission it is the block's top job but the east 2 leading nations france and germany are at odds right now over who should get it we'll hear more from brussels in a moment 1st let's take a look at who is in the running for the job. they are lining up for the top jump in brussels and it's anything but child's play who will make the race right now 3 candidates are in the running to become the next president of the european commission the e.u.'s high stop one of our denis politician might have a divest aga she positioned herself as the liberal front runner and would be the 1st woman to serve as president of the european commission vest on made a name for herself as a fierce competition commission are responsible for slapping google with a huge and to trust fine she e

human rights council accuse agnes connemara of being prejudice. i saw has claimed responsibility for attacks in egypt that left several police officers dead the armed group rated for military checkpoints in the northern sinai region 7 police officers in 4 i saw fighters died in the raids. hundreds of firefighters are battling a wildfire in spain's catalonia region 26 people living in isolated farms have been evacuated as the blaze continues to spread more than 3000 had to have been burnt and they are fears a current heat wave may help spread further in the us is a warning turkey will face sanctions if it goes ahead with the purchase of a russian missile defense system nato allies have met in brussels to talk about their stand off the 1st delivery of the russian s $400.00 to sim is suing turkey next month those are the headlines al-jazeera world continues next. so that you will see me on the bus on i have a southern boy but i mean that's. a lot more. of a take you on it but it's not a. sort of. individual and. conclude from want to accept it as you

art agnes for being here with us.cheers and applause] >> as well as former mayor willie brown. [applause] >> and unlike those former mayors, i didn't just name my chief during my inaugural speech i went through a process. [laughter]. >> did you hear me, mayor brown? [laughter] >> but the fact is, we know that we are so lucky to have such an incredible

later on wednesday in early findings agnes says the killing at the saudi consular office in istanbul last october was premeditated action has more. he was killed 9 months ago his murder and the whereabouts of his body remain a mystery. but the gruesome descriptions from an audiotape turkish shared with world leaders caused an international outcry and calls for the perpetrators to be brought to justice it all started on october the 2nd when washington post columnist . and the saudi consulate in istanbul to retrieve documents for his upcoming wedding this is the moment he entered the building a few minutes later he was killed by a hit squad sent from saudi arabia the murder strained relations between turkey and saudi arabia.

the un saying we wants an international investigation so will turkey now take that step according to agnes color martin it's worth telling you a special rapporteur is an independent expert and she really has pushed her mandate as far as she can go setting up this investigate geisha and she believes that the u.n. don't need a referral from turkey they don't need as the secretary general has said a referral from one of the main organs of the u.n. the security council the general assembly or the human rights council she believes the u.n. secretary general himself can set up a criminal investigation into the case and she says it should do it right now has made no she's not certainly minced her words certainly in this ng in blaming the saudi crown prince directly and yet if we look ahead in the next few days we've got the g 20 summit in osaka where many of the world's leaders will be including the only arab nation saudi arabia and indeed she will be presenting this report to the human rights council of which saudi arabia is a member. yes i think the saudis had been hoping they knew she was doin

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well agnes kalama special appointed by the u.n. human rights council is an independent expert of the united nations she doesn't though represent the body that is the secretary general she makes a recommendation to him that because this is getting nowhere with the saudi investigation with saudi justice that he should set up his own criminal investigation and he says he has the power to do this he has said no i don't need a referral from one of the bodies of the united nations one of the key assemblies the general assembly the security council a human rights council and a referral from a member state she says that's not the case who's right i pressed the official spokesperson of the secretary general. the special rough water is an eminent legal expert the secretary general is not a lawyer there are other lawyers who agree with her he has the power to do this what is icing this is his no one doubts. credentials this is from our. this is the secretary its position this is the secretary general's basis based on what on legal advice can

shows she's murder as full of baseless allegations and clear contradictions but special rapporteur agnes callum ard says the u.n. must not allow the continued abusive unchecked state power i want to. suggest that the killing of mr cashel is symbolic of many other killings of many of the patterns of many other trends around the world for which the international community cannot. turn a blind eye to the un human rights chief michel bash alay says she regrets what she calls saudi arabia's dismissal of the un's report into her children's murder his fiance says that such words fall far short of the action needed it during a gate in the al-jazeera. south korea's president mungy and says the u.s. has been holding behind the scenes talks with north korea for 3rd summit earlier north korea called last week's u.s. extension of sanctions against the country and to hostility the measures were imposed over north korea's nuclear and missile programs. more than 1000 people in hong kong have marched to foreign consular offices calling for international help to scrap the extradition bill they say hogan's

to say this struggling to make plans minutes and just want a better life from around the world and agnes you have been offered it to those who rebel against the government of an equal except those involved in human rights abuses a war crime. al-jazeera . you're watching the news hour live from headquarters in doha i'm doing a novel going coming up in the next 60 minutes. big mistake. u.s. senators urged caution after iran shoots down an american drone escalating tension between the 2 countries in the gulf region. iran calls the unmanned aircraft provocative and very dangerous as it justifies shooting down the drone. hundreds of protesters gather in hong kong after a deadline passes for the government to scoop crap a controversial extradition bill. and police in georgia are fired tear gases thousands of protesters try to storm the parliament over the visit of a russian politician. polo tension between the u.s. and iran is soaring after an unmanned american surveillance drone was shot down over the strait of hormuz by iran's revolutionary guard donald trump has called it a very big mistake

the un special rapporteur agnes kalama will present her final report on the shelves she's desk to the u.n. human rights council later mcbride sets up that story for us from seoul. a full ceremonial welcome to saudi arabia's crown prince all a visit to south korea mohamed bin salmond wants deeper trade ties but also to rebuild his and his country's international reputation. it's his 1st trip abroad since a report by a un special rapporteur accused saudi arabia of being responsible for the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi in the saudi consulate in istanbul last year it was a verdict the brought this response from chris show she's fiance well documented and. we need to underline that this is not an exceptional situation and this is not the 1st crime committed by saudi arabia we gathered here to make sure that this will be the last incidence a crime committed by saudi arabia. killing may have been condemned by other countries and international bodies but from south korea there has been little criticism the government of president moon j.n. seems to have no intention of bringing up the

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special rapporteur agnes callamard. welcome to the newshour. we quoteose inside the consulate who were waiting for khashoggi's arrival. that seems to suggest this was premeditated. >> there'svery little doubt that murder was premeditated. yohave alread identified the presence of d forensictor ind the team of 15 saudi officials. anef houre mr. khashoggi was actually killed they werei discu the dismemberment of his d so killing was planned, and killing was premeditated.d. what i wo could not ascertain was whether or not killing was the first objective or whether they were also consideri kidnapping with killing a second option in case kidnaing failed. >> schifrin: on the other hand, you quote a saudi official talking to khashoggi during thee incident: could their intention have been return toe him to saudi arabia? >> there were a couple of minutes where they entertain with mr. khashoggi the idea of him going back.k. there were a couple of sentencet rated to him returning, but not sufficient, in my opinion, to concludethat convincing him was a prim

a report from special rapporteur agnes column aa has found the state of saudi arabia responsible and says there are legal grounds for antonio terrorists to launch an international inquiry recommends the un should look into the individual responsibility of saudi highest officials including conference mama been salman very poor also gives a minute by minute account of the journalists final moments before he was killed inside this icon state in istanbul last october saudi arabia's government has rejected the report as full of basis allegations and contradictions our diplomatic editor jane space asks to be un's chief spokesman why there is resistance to call. special rapporteur agnes kalama so she's not happy with the progress of the saudi investigation she says one of the best courses of action would be through the u.n. secretary general and tonio good terrorist to set up a criminal investigation that's not going to happen just listen to his official spokes person the secretary general as we've been saying does not have the power or the authority to launch criminal investigations withou

callamardent: agnes says he should be investigated for his role in the killing.uthorities have dismissed the findings as inaccurate and contradictory. amongst 36 countries that have complied with all the obligations and human rights mechanisms. callamard has breached procedures. this is something which has skewed the procedures ushered in as part of the procedures and trials in saudi arabia. we do not believe she has respected her mandate in full integrity, and therefore has not been able to do her work professionally. denieddh had initially jamal khashoggi was even killed, but backtracked when turkish authorities released police footage of saudi agents who traveled to turkey days before the murder. later,an eight months the turkish investigators are still trying to figure out what happened to his remains and who gave the order to kill him. was with him in the moments before he entered the saudi consulate in istanbul last october. he was going to retrieve documents for their upcoming wedding. frustrated over international inaction, she says the u.n. must step in

in geneva so a fairly familiar response coming from the solid is but going back to agnes. proposing the main thing seems to be a criminal inquiry launched in order to investigate the full responsibility of those responsible for the murder of jamal khashoggi. indeed martin the united nations special one portal and yes cullum are just not seem to buy into the narrative that has been performed by the subject government over the last few months but basically i cannot is there something terribly wrong went into the consulate and that 15 suspects are now detained facing charges of the 5 of them could face death penalty what i'm going to come up is saying in the final findings of the inquiry is that this was something limited data and that the saudi government is to blame for the killing of about. and that's compas 100 and so man should be further invested his case should be further investigated for possible. links to given orders to kill us about how this is something that the saudi government does not accept they say that the findings undermine the sovereignty of sandy arabia a

unself things baze has more from the united nations special rapporteur agnes kalama says she's not happy with the progress of the saudi investigation she says one of the best courses of action would be through the un secretary general and tonio get terrorist to set up a criminal investigation that's not going to happen though just listen to his official spokes person the secretary general as we've been saying does not have the power or the authority to launch criminal investigations without a mandate from a competent into a governmental body. the special ruffle to is an eminent legal expert the secretary general is not a lawyer there are other lawyers who agree with her he has the power to do this what is i sing this is his no one doubts. credentials this is from our. this is the secretary its position this is the secretary general's basis based on what the legal advice can they see the legal advice if there is legal annoys you as you know whether in any institution advice between a secretary person's lawyer. and that person it's not going to be shared this is what. our position based on

years don't cost agnes's foldback but is it all really just about one player are big stars not used to pressure as i leave some to be hind i have a feeling one has to dig deep for argentina has not just messi brazil is not just neymar let's ask a player from the team that won brazil's last couple. i met one on the outskirts of rio. after 10 years spent in europe 5 in labor coups in 5. in room one is back at his home club which is from ingo from rio de janeiro. for most of the song details are about those watching that if it doesn't mean because you. don't want to. but i was in which got some detail. on the. badness of. the speaking of the people it's their football passion still in tech despite their national team's recent lack of success and despite the fact that most young talent leave the country so this is my 1st look at this result ever. i go to see flamengo brazil's most popular club of some 35000000 fans. a great atmosphere at the epic mount i cannot stadium. here the passion is definitely intact. maybe even more than the stadium itself. but what do the fans think about the stat

correspondent is live for sister ball and how she really since that initial report was released by agnes on wednesday we've obviously had reaction from turkey and certainly from officials but also closer to home those are very close to jamal khashoggi have also been speaking. indeed how these are jenkins his fiance so he was one of the 1st people to react to the findings of the united nations special report or. that she is looking forward to see the perpetrators brought to justice her digital was traumatized by the whole quizes from the beginning because she was with her when he entered the consulate to retrieve documents for his upcoming marriage has been waiting for hours and when he didn't emerge she knew that something terribly wrong happened as she contacted the turkish authorities and she reacted basically to a tweet made by this hour the minister of state for foreign affairs our way when he casts doubt on the whole findings of the united nations special report or saying that it's full of in a curacy and baseless allegations let's listen to what are these are junkies had to say wel