journalists in the film the script we don't read on this story and an age old wood carving craft in bosnia herzegovina that's being given to. a canadian author and activist naomi klein has written books that criticize capitalism and globalization whether you agree with her views or not she has strong and intelligent arguments right now she's on a book tour promoting her latest tome which is called fire the burning case for a green new deal which is advocating a new green contract to save the planet. and viral mental activists naomi klein points out for total collapse she says politicians are too afraid to take drastic measures out of ignorance and fear of losing i propose. big energy companies spend a lot of money on a kind of pains and.

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to bosnia herzegovina and the kind of wood carving that 2 years ago was listed as intangible world heritage by unesco which is trying to preserve and keep traditional skills around the world live and this particular wood carving craft has been combined with modern design by a company called santa at creating completely new furniture which is proving very popular with discerning clients. this method of wood carving by hand is an age old craft. but the pieces in this workshop in kong it's on to mark antiques and luxury contemporary design objects in demand worldwide. 6 for hannah and adam mix which run the family owned business in the 4th generation their great grandfather founded it in 1927 of the form of 36 workshops only one remains in conyers the concept has been redefined. furniture is sustainable furniture has created sustainable jobs in. furniture. that help us protect and preserve our culture. does not design concept bring scandinavian minimalism together with traditional southeast european craftsmanship this symbiosis is no coincidence. the brothers were looking for ways to modernize

a couple of yea rs bosnia—herzegovina.ppened, the worst atrocity of that war. yes, absolutely. in fact, that was one of the very arguments i made in court today. that the court needed to go further and be more precise today. that the court needed to go furtherand be more precise in today. that the court needed to go further and be more precise in the order that it gave. specific acts, we said they should address, rape in particular, killing... rape has been a particular issue on a very large scale and give reporting requirements and other types of measures. the context... it is a legal court but it operates in a political context. the idea is that an order from the international court of]ustice, which we are optimistic we will get, will really mmp optimistic we will get, will really ramp up the pressure on me —— myanmar. and the combination of a clear legal ruling at this stage and the politics of it will because, if you like, myanmar, to take the foot of the gas on the genocidal type acts and that they will stop. thank yo

migrants are stranded in freezing conditions there in a makeshift camp on the border between bosnia-herzegovina and croatia dumond's for the camps growing along with fears of a humanitarian crisis reports. inside this temporary camp near the bosnian town of. migrants huddle around a fire to keep warm with temperatures dropping they're facing freezing conditions little food and an uncertain future all people very. big problem there are barely any facilities for the hundreds of people who've been here since the camp was set up in june. the conditions have most and since snowy started to fall with tents giving way to the elements. we can expect an increase in diseases in the coming few days these people need to be taken care of all of their rights are violated here. it's led to protests in the can't with people now refusing any food or water human rights groups say the only option is to close it down immediately. these conditions are not fit for human beings this is shameful i cannot believe something like this has been set up i'm talking about our history about everything we were all aware refuge

protection needs to be granted and that could happen fairly quickly if we go back to 993 the case of bosnia herzegovina against serbia the i.c.j. judges did agree that provisional measures should be granted and they made that decision in 19 days so this this 1st phase could all happen fairly quickly. rights group amnesty international says the philippine government is a literally getting away with murder latest government figures show an estimated 5 and a half 1000 people have been killed since 2016 and president try to go to tat a so-called war on drugs but activists say that number could be as high as 27000 and no one has been held accountable for the deaths well known papa is a human rights offset for amnesty international in the philippines and he says the police figures just don't paint the whole picture but it's mostly operational numbers that they have reported on this morning personalities arrests the operations conducted these are just you know. outputs of of. their drug operations from 10 to 16 not much worse was said about the killings themselves and yes they have mentions it's 5500. it's ju

. >> the united states is between -- >> bosnia, herzegovina, and singapore. >> bottom line, is we have some problems. ♪ >> america is the most renowned democracy on the planet. a government that is supposed to be for and by the people. and, yet, so many of us take a pass on exercising our most fundamental right of all, voting. a little more than half of the people in this country who can vote bother to show up at the polls, even when the stakes are highest, in a presidential election. in non-presidential years, turnout is much worse. >> so what's wrong with our democracy? as we head into the 2020 elections, that question couldn't be more urgent. voter turnout as well as trust in the election system itself could play a huge role in deciding who becomes our next president. >> drain the swamp. >> with our most basic democratic process in crisis, katy and i are wading back into the swamp to see just how deep it goes. from allegations of a rigged system, to alleged election fraud -- >> if you're confident that you won, don't you want to call for another election? >> sir, why won't you answe

relations with that country further deteriorated last year during the general election in bosnia and herzegovina when left leaning. ethnically cried answered the presidency for some is not crossed enough for croatian. politicians he won the presidency he won the seat inside the presidency with bosniaks not cross forwards that is of course impossible to prove but statement like that one alongside some other statements coming from incumbent president calling that of a guitar which the relations on a very low level are doing a pretty of their lives for us in zagreb thank you. most of the coming or not is here including even more home the last of bushfires in eastern and southern australia is the promise to find that knowledge is a link to climate change. and please help us the desperate message found in a christmas card made in a chinese factory in sports close in on an historic test victory center will have those details after the break more on that stay with us. hello again or welcome back we're here across the southeastern part of the united states we're watching a flooding event going on right

. >> the united states is between -- >> bosnia, herzegovina, and singapore. >> bottom line, is we have

protection needs to be granted and that could happen fairly quickly if we go back to 993 the case of bosnia herzegovina against serbia the i.c.j. judges did agree that provisional measures should be granted and they made that decision in 19 days so this could all this 1st phase could all happen fairly quickly thank you for that wayne wayne han live for us at the hague let's go now to stephanie decker in bangladesh concepts press on that's where hundreds of thousands of refugees have taken shelter not easy i imagine for the people they had to follow the proceedings in the hague in real time stephanie what's been their reaction. speech and how much hope do they have that's what's happening at the international court of justice can make life their life better. well some are aware some are not aware at all those who are aware are not that verse let's say in the legatees of it all some will say they hope that this is a start of potentially some form of justice for them a start to potentially going back home the sun is just setting here in cox's bizarre folly and man maher is that close they can literally se

the case of bosnia herzegovina against serbia they requested the same thing urgent provisional measures the judges came back in 19 days and ruled in favor of the balls but the ultimate decision the ultimate taste of medication to do genocide took until 2007 to be decided so phase one could be decided in this instance very very quickly in a matter of weeks but the broader genocide case being leveled against me and will that will take years 3 thank you very much wayne hale live for us at the hague and al jazeera stephanie deca is in comics as bizarre in bangladesh as for hundreds of thousands of muslim writing a threat to she says more international pressure is needed on myanmar before any changes will be seen on the ground. what they want is justice and they want to be able to go back home what's going to come out of this trial is going to have a direct impact on these people probably not going to pave the way for them to go home any sooner probably not it doesn't have the capacity to implement things on the ground through a course of 2 usually significant when it comes to the diplomatic

to next week where people are angry over corruption and sectarianism of the government of bosnia and herzegovina has agreed to shut down an outdoor refugee camp considered inhumane by the european union and rights groups police have already started moving some of the 800 people living in the camp to indoor facilities but many are refusing to resettle and say they plan to cross into neighboring croatia. now the new president has visited the african union's headquarters in ethiopia on her 1st official trip out of europe ursula van de lay and has pledged to support africa saying the 2 unions need to work together to fight climate change the european union is africa's largest trading partner and its biggest source of foreign investment in 8 army and mars leader aung san suu kyi is headed to the un says heis highest court in the netherlands to defend her country against genocide charges the case filed by gambia on behalf of the organization of islamic cooperation comes up on tuesday it accuses me and maher of committing widespread atrocities against muslims was 870-0000 fled to neighboring bangladesh

for some of the candidates was and what we know is as they say strategic issue the fact is bosnia and herzegovina is important because of 500 bosnian krotz live inside that country and 90000 of them are illegible to vote that is one of the reasons why was the inner circle is important topic during every election campaign inside. if you want to talk about relations with the neighbor i have to admit these relations are not quite good lately simply because it got out of her time in office song from moderate to right creating enemies on all sides her open and sorrow accusing her of stalking of right wing trends and turning blind eye to hate speech and historical revisionism while is not that is not good for relations with neighbors about at the same time it seems to be quite well when it comes to her voting results are due on a probe in your thank you. so that for you on this news hour from london please help us is the that's the desperate message found in a christmas card made in a chinese factory by foreign what has. australia's prime minister takes in for the holidays more than $100.00 bush fires

as part of bosnia's intangible world heritage in 27 team but the pieces in this workshop in conyers and mark antiques then luxury contemporary design objects in demand. near and herzegovina is a place where the cultures have been meeting and mixing throughout history which has left a mark both on the patents and that is signs and how things are made. for hannah and adam exchange run the family owned business in the 4th generation their great grandfather founded it in 1927 part of the form of 36 workshops only one remains in conference the concept has been redefined. furniture is sustainable furniture has created sustainable jobs in. furniture. that help us protect and preserve our cultural heritage design not design concept bring scandinavian minimalism together with traditional southeast european craftsmanship and this symbiosis is no coincidence. the brothers were looking for ways to modernize and in 2014 they turned to a swedish designer. internationally renowned designer monica 1st lives in stockholm and normally works for well established brands such as the italian label and bessie she took on the challenge of transporting the traditional craft into the 21st century