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c, c, d, a n. c. also noted that national legislation needs to be amended in relation to article 98 of the rome statute. according to which countries are not obliged to deny any immunity to persons subject to an arrest warrant issued by 8 courts earlier, the south african liter accused the hague of unfair treatment for issuing an arrest warrant for russian president vladimir putin. so i think i should pull out of the i c. c last to because of the manner in which the i c. c has been seen to be dealing with these types of problems. and our view is that we would like this meta unfair treatment to be properly discussed earlier. we spoke with radio host and political commentators, steve gill, who said that south africa is pull up from the i. c. c is inevitable. there are a lot of countries that are not party to the i, c, c, russia would be one, the united states would be another. israel would be another. in fact, at a point when the i c, c was looking at investigating u. s. and israeli actions in afghanista

c. i. so what else can you tell us about the inconsistencies? only allegations made by the i c say well that they've essentially said that what is taking place and when i say they, i mean not just cream con, but the investigators at yale h r l sponsored by this special state department office that was created to investigate russian war crimes by joe biden. ah, they have alleged what russia is doing by transferring youth from eastern ukraine and particularly done yet can lugens to write the russian federation is the 10 amount to genocide. and at the same time, when you look in the report, the report acknowledges that no miners were abused. they cannot document any abuse of minors. most children were returned on time most went with the consent of their parents who happened to be ethnic russians who were under ukrainian shelling and wanted their children to be safe and have healthy food outside of a war zone. and then when jeremy la fredo, my collaborator on part one of this investigation, interviewed the author of that report. nathaniel raymond, he acknowledged that most of the s

it's called a, c, c, a c, or with ease. and i think i was 6 years old when i came here exceed that meaning that we can nail the 90. i was so afraid when i arrived will feed out man, because i'd heard rumors that the chinese eat people. these would be much any of my dad, my mother, my joint, however, my grandmother forced me to come here to play them. obama. money was good morning everyone. please sit down on court or buddha is the seeker of truth. so what is the truth, sir? the world is not permanent and this world is impermanent to general water. so a supervisor would handle, it's always in flood shadow. nothing is a constant male or been part of the only thing that doesn't change is that everything changes. that is the only lasting true mm. hm, what you more bender sort of sunday. oh, yes. oh. my norm trunk lumina man. i miss a master quailey founded this place. it went 20 waking buddha. he's a buddhist who came from taiwanda to help orphans in african countries like from allowing. and i was seeing that the fear that if th

c saying any i c c judge would be arrested themselves if they ever, dad, one attack a not attacking i. c c, in fact we're privately to the department of justice supporting the case against boon we are. this is the hag act in the u. s. congress, which allows the united states government to invade holland. if the i c. c tries to arrest any u. s. official for war crimes that's, that's an incredible nonstarter does not work. a lot of discussion. united states is not going to invade. nope, it clearly, but it shows a certain type of attitude. arguably. you keep talking about russian terrorism and so forth. what do you think analysts at the cia and of the state department? how do they, how do they see this war progressing? because, i mean, i mean, presumably they realize russia will win the war because of its overwhelming must already lost, lost the war. i don't know h, my brushing, winning the war. russia cannot accept a defeat in the war, which is less than that these acts of terror. but if you talk about ba

e c. c is destined to offer you this opportunity. so is there someone who doesn't want to go to taiwan? leiger, what should i do? maybe as an adult? ah true. go or not go. you must all makes the decision today because your documents are on my desk. if you're not going, you must tell me afterwards, all those up what shooter don't fulfill it? oh no. i don't any casual one who isn't, which is how i know you got tell me why you don't want to study in taiwan. always money. i won't force you, you can just tell me the reasons and that's what, what kind of job can you do if you quit now and my has to stay home all day and do nothing on the mac. we've taught you so much training man shown you so much love. don't be so why shouldn't john wouldn't good. i me a letter with ha, i can be like i'm home now. boys do week out in the town that i went and did. i had door scenes or day one all at a minimum when a thin nope, within ever since you arrived, we haven't asked you a thing what you them. i got one and hattie we thought you'd come for a visit t

because of course, the i c c as a is future united states b i c. c. is the subject of act in your congress, isn't it? if they, if they send a warrant out for u. s. official, the united states allowed to invade all, and i don't know where you're getting your facts. the united states is not a member of the i asked. clinton, clinton signed the treaty of rome, which for a d, i. c. c. but the pentagon put up a lot of resistance because they didn't want any of their military members put before an international court that to go back to see more. her sy, hersh, that's what he did. his best work is his work on me. lie and be it not that was a work crime is work on out of grant in iraq. that was a work. right. you know, i'm just talking about the i see and how obviously the united states is not a member and launched a attack on the i c. c saying any i c c, judge would be arrested themselves if they ever dad went out of tech a not attacking the i. c. c. in fact, we're privately through the department of justice supporting the case against boon we are. this is a h

so that you either can gordon a challenge you up a c. c is destined to offer you this opportunity. so is there someone who doesn't want to go to taiwan? leiger, which here are lou, maybe as an adult. ah, sure. go or not go. you must all make the decision today because your documents are on my desk. if you're not going, you must tell me afterwards. olsa who shita don't fulfill it. oh ah, i don't any gosh. so anyways i'm, which is how i know you got tell me why you don't want to study in taiwan. always money. i won't force you. you can just tell me the reason that's what you, what kind of job can you do if you quit now and my has to stay home all day and do nothing on the mac. we've taught you so much training man shown you so much love. don't be so selfish. we should be john. ah ah, we'll do good. deal with ha! i can be like i'm home now. boys. going out in the town that i went. and did. i had dorothy ins order one. alissa minima. wilson now was an ever since you arrived, we haven't asked you a thing which is there more than one. and hattie, we thought you'd come for a visit to them

c claims. the gray zone editor in chief phase, the report is full of contradicting facts. well, that relates to the politicization of the i c. c. something we're going to cover in the 2nd edition of this ongoing investigation. and it also raises the question about nathaniel raymond, the executive director of the yale humanitarian lab, which is funded by the state department. and according to raymond's own comments to my co author, jeremy le freda was essentially directed to carry out this investigation by the state department. but when you look into the body of the report, or when raymond was challenged by my co author le franco, it contradicts what he said in the media, for example, inside the e l h r a report, it says, and i quote that parents provide a center children to these campuses quote, to protect their children from ongoing fighting and ensure that they had nutritious food, of the sort, unavailable where they live. it also said that the campers were returned in a timely manner with the consent of and went with the consent of their parents for the most part. and that this they found no evidence of child miss treatment

c. c. the i. c. c has lost their international capability. it does become biased. it's an instrument now that is true spending periods 4th is led by the us and european countries. it's africa as a country at st. statutes am. and we had us for you to draw from this room statute by 2, and i've been bare legality and long processes. at 444, we'd throw out the pieces. that is why live fed, whatever it takes, the nation, a good people for government. the cabinet should be able to take a position that guarantees at the convenience of include with different types of fish. and in fact, in for them to come without any men against that may have been using a weapon, imperialist instruments, despite times or weapon, imperialism as it is based on one's being of wealth or wealth significant. but he's not led by them. that is why even to say, why don't was issued, they get the data the chinese because then she could be more and more school. and therefore they realized that he was going to talk about the piece plane on the conflict. and instead of wanting to be discussed the outco

s. refuses to comply with the rome statute and rejects the i c c. and the usa 21 year old suspect allegedly behind the leak of classified intelligence payments has been charged with unauthorized removal, retention, and transmission of national defense information. the case has prompted the government to double down on surveillance, but the mainstream media is now demanding even more sense to ship from the pentagon to prevent such leaks in the future. what technologies is the pentagon applying right now to both spot leaked documents on line and track potential indicators of leaking type practices. can you say whether a deity has anyone looking at the chat rooms on discord? what is your message to anyone who might be thinking of leaking these kind of documents in the future? what took so long for d, o. d, in the intelligence community, to, to locate these documents, are there less people who have access to this type of information today? than there were a week ago. meanwhile, as being revealed that the us mainstream media had identified the suspect ev

c, c, political analysts solution ny. do says many african countries feel that the i c, c has been failing to treat them equally. and maybe the contentious nature of the i see has always been an important point was in the south african context. i mean, it doesn't just come now, it's been a big issue, i think not only posted africa, but for other countries in the continent as well, where they feel that there's a sense of a disproportionate nature of the i c. c. i think it's a much more global debate about the institutional architecture of the i see the application of the agency and trying to find that equality within the i see when it comes to the global justice system. when it comes to these kinds of acts that need to be accounted for in the context of the mandate of the i c c. and i think to a large extent, this is where it's not just about africa. it's not just about what's going to happen at the bridge summit. it's not just about the fact that there's been a, a miscommunication between the any see and a and, and the president in terms of the a and c meeting. i think it's a much bigger existential question that

following an i c, c, arrest warrant issued for the russian president of the investigative news sites. the grey zone has said the i c c o. that was inspired by a corporate big thing. yell report, which claims moscow for the adoption and we're to cation of ukrainian children. there were pulled, sponsored by the us state department, was published in february this year most before the warrant was issued. the report utilized russian as ukrainian open media sources interpreted them using google terms late and attempted to discern locations using satellite imagery. no interviews were conducted. the inquiry also admits that quote, many children were sent to the so called re education camps with their parents consent and were reunited with their families as pre arranged. it did not know to any miss treatment of children, which directly contradicts icpc claims. the gray zone editor in chief phase to report his full of contradicting facts. well, that relates to the politicization of the i c. c. something we're going to cover in the 2nd edition of this ongoing investigation. and it also raises the question about nathaniel raym

and what the, the authors of this report which clearly inspired the i c, c warrant, and the i, c, c, prosecutor general, korean con, show no concern for the welfare of these children when they demand that they be returned to a war zone. where some of them don't even have anywhere to return to because their homes were destroyed. but the at the headline of kidnapping children is just to juicy to not to have, i think for some, the year or 3rd max. admit that the used information in the median satellite footage. now that opens up another question is, is even that enough, no matter who's involved rush or otherwise to issue an arrest warrant, which alleges war crimes. what we found, just in looking at the citations and foot notes of the yale h r l. a paper which was sponsored by the state department that they didn't even follow their own citations. for example, in order to claim that children are taken by train by the russian aviation ministry, and by vos to these russian government sponsored camps inside the russian federation. the authors linked to an article and rhian of osi, the russia

we wanted to hold in the event in our workshop there c, c, c, v footage from outside the building shows the moments of the blast at the cafe where the reporter was speaking. a friend of the suspect, speaking exclusively to auntie that she was shocked when she recognized darya in a video, handing the statue to to tusky little after she did have opposition use. sometimes she went to protests, but there were no signs of radicalism. she has been living in moscow for the last 6 months. she said she worked a lot, but i didn't ask where she worked, which added a week ago, she said that she was not going to send pictures back anytime soon. we discuss how much we wanted to made, but she said that unfortunately she wanted me go into saint petersburg in the near future. committed mad is quite a radical stab pi, didn't them? and believe it at 1st, i watched the video with the hand in the statute. dosher has a very specific voice and intonation, and that's how i recognized her. i then made up my mind that this is most likely a true story. sure. the late journalist was a prominent figure in the onlin

c. it doesn't shots. busy the short term, how did they deal with that? but south africa has also refused to indict other. i'm not sure that the i c. c can really enforce their policies if they want to. president, rama photo accused the hag of unfair treatment with russia, the same the children had been removed from the war zone. i think after this conflict is over, we're going to learn a lot more about what a media just repeating, whatever propaganda is coming out of view. that was supposedly shooting down russian fighter planes wasn't actually taken prisoner. and then later released most of what we're hearing as revealed claims by the us media by the u. s. government. i know that the u. s. government has apparently been lying about what's actually going on there, iris and ukraine. what ukraine was doing in terms of bombing and showing some of these so that the ukranian attacks weren't killing and, and murdering job, or thank you very much for that. thanks 0 arm supplying global food giants, including nestle that ins, ended up on the tables of european consumers. with the understanding that the whole process has been subjected to re

c. c, which is based in the hag created by the west, is essentially meant to be a political tool of the west. and any attempt by grim cons, predecessors to defy the west by investigating its own well documented and heinous atrocities from iraq to afghanistan to the occupied territories of palestine have been met with severe pressure rebukes and western sanctions on the i. c. c prosecutor. so kreme con, comes in facing a crisis of legitimacy and finds that all the sudden the united states loves him. his home country loves him. he is becoming an international star, unlike his predecessors in the west. and the best thing to do is just let the west off the hook, so he drops the investigation into us torture and atrocities in afghanistan, focusing exclusively on the taliban and isis k. and he essentially stalls or freezes the i. c c's investigation into his railey war crimes in the palestinian occupied territories. giving a get out of jail free card to 2 of the world's worst human rights abusers, while focusing exclusively on the geopolitical fo, of nato. and as we splain, this arrest warrant was bought and paid for by nato states, the allies of the u. s. while the u. s. refuses to comply with the rome statute and rejects the i c c. and the u. s. a 21 year old suspects allegedly behind the leak of classified pentagon documents has been charged with unauthoriz

c. c was looking at investigating us in israeli actions in afghanistan and, and in the palestinian areas of israel. the u. s. threatened and actually imposed sanctions against some of the leaders of the i. c. c. until they backed off from us and their desires to investigate us for activities in afghanistan. so i think the south african president is right, that the i c c is you know, 1st of all, not a total global body. and 2nd, they kind of pick and choose who they go after, depending on who's putting pressure on them. and then when they do feel that pressure, they either, you know, move forward or, or back off what you're hearing now from the a and see leadership is they want to move forward and, and take whatever legislative action would be necessary to move forward in removing from the i c c, i think as they have closer ties with russia and with china and the other bricks nations i think it's, it is in the u. k. foreign office has refused to disclose vital information about who committed atrocities in somalia. at the end of december, over 20 pro somalia activists were killed during protests in the city of last. a nod. in the young recognized state of somali land with an elite police te

s. refuses to comply with the rome statute and rejects the i, c c. and back to our breaking news story, we're in sudan reports of gunfire and explosions have come in from across the capital. clashes between the nations, military and rapids, special horses paramilitary, are the result of an ongoing power struggle. dozens of wounded have been reported by capital health officials. the artist has said that they were attacked by members of the national army. though the sudanese government says it is the recess which attacked a national army base. the . the capitals airport has reportedly been closed as the recess has stated, it has taken full control of it and another airport in the eastern provinces of moreau. the attachments of the earth have also claimed they seized a local air base. in the latter, the national army has denied this information and stated that fighting at the airport and cartoon continues, reports the just all traffic at a car tomb airport has been whole said, and several flights have not been allowed to land. the paramilitary has also

s. refuses to comply with the rome statute and rejects the i c c. and the usa 21 year old suspect allegedly behind the leak of classified intelligence payments has been charged with unauthorized removal, retention, and transmission of national defense information. the case has prompted the government to double down on surveillance, but the mainstream media is now demanding even more sense to ship from the pentagon to prevent such leaks in the future. what technologies is the pentagon applying documents on line an track pick? what is your message to anyone who might be? well, what's particularly interesting is that the tracking down of this accused leeker was done by 2 journalists, 2 journalist outfits. one describes itself as a group of independent journalists. however, its connections to american intelligence are quite well known at this point, and the other is the new york times, which is one of the main voices of the american establishment. and we have 2 entities that described themselves as journalists, as the press, basically bragging, very pro

c. c will most likely hold an associate professor at the university of south africa stays the i. c. c is only focused on prosecuting countries of the west seas as enemies. again, counties in jenna, have it is if you got the i c, c was created or it was kind of you to san raphael. i'm doing. i can get this bins on bio mass. it hasn't been promoting as selective justice. if, why were you going to be cases all came in and there was a rock, there was a colonization of palestine. if you to look into there was not talk is the b, y head and the kinds of war i was talking to people who did, they were never prosecuted. but you got the cases so far as the case, or was it use in that very big number. and now we see that live in now in the product countries where the united states and you got in coming spokesperson dmitri pasco, say, the only a 120 companies out of more than 1400 have complete the less the russian market with some funds already negotiating that possible return. short notice there were about a $1444.00 companies in russia, special known every operation. these companies had 2405 s

c. c claims. the greater editor in chief says, the report is full of contradictions. that relates to the politicization of the i, c. c. something we're going to cover in the 2nd edition of this ongoing investigation. and it also raises the question about nathaniel raymond, the executive director of the yale humanitarian lab, which is funded by the state department. and according to raymond's own comments to my co author, jeremy le afraid was essentially directed to carry out this investigation by the state department. but when you look into the body of the report, or when raymond was challenged by my co author le fredo, it contradicts what he said in the media. for example, inside the e l h r a report, it says, and i quote that parents provide a center children to these camps quote, to protect their children from ongoing fighting and ensure that they had nutritious food, of the sort, unavailable where they live. it also said that the campers were returned in a timely manner with the consent of and went with the consent of their parents for the most part. and that this they found no evidence of child miss treatment

c will most likely hold a former member of the south african national assembly explains why he thinks the countries withdrawal from the i c. c is the right thing to do in a previous administration. brisbin jacobs. my had already picked up from day by she african and she said the world but it's been tendered to come out. of course it is them. so surely quite right to charge the i the of the box would be judge bush. busy who is there walking is not being that to court. who also know that the prime minister, who are assisting just pushing that illegal who have not been called to account by the so if you had a western leda, you would need to render human life violation. but don't be no account. so it is not a forum for just if you say, for example, it could be duration of a high risk of bio has also done w h o spokesman, who to describe the situation in the country as a labord, treat, holding samples of polio, and other infectious diseases has reportedly been seized as well known at this point who is taking control over the central public laboratory. the adoption for ministry has concerned the killing, a bas envoy at the nations

c. it seems that if you are powerful and enjoy a particular status in the international community, you can get away. and this worries us because it obscures the objectivity of the i . c. c, as a fair arbitrator, south africa communist party has called to break all ties with the tribunal. back in 2016, the country officially informed un of its desire to leave the then government claim, the icbc pursued regime change in countries instead of seeking justice. however, the attempt was overturned by the country's high court r t spoke directly to the secretary general of the south african communist party, who outline why he feels, says country needs to sever ties with the i, c. c. the icpc has lost their information or can it be t, it's become biased. it's an instrument. now that is true. spade in periods is led by the us and in countries as a country at science, statutes. and we had to draw from this from statutes by 2 and i've been barely cali teeth and long process and we'd throw out the blue piece. that is why live fed whatever it takes, the mission of the good people for government. the cabinets should be able to take a position that guarantees at the convenience of break

c. c, a. should an arrest warrant for russian president vladimir peyton, the south african leader has a case the hague of unfair treatment. the governing party, the african national congress as taken that position where it is prudent to perturb south africa should pull out of there. i she c lars to be course or the manner in which the i c. c has been seen to be dealing with her. are these types of problems? and our view is that we would like this matter of unfair treatment to be properly discussed. it's a bit of a dasia vol, because every time south africa, well, at least since 2018 that went out every day about to host the bricks. the id see really puts a pressure on the country to arrest one or another, sitting a president back in 20 in 2018 so that we go is expected to arrest the omar. i wish i was a former president of sudan, but of course the country could not do such a thing from all the, the arrangements that it had within the a u and as an invited, as an invitee rather of all mild washer. and this time, we found that the mood is pretty much the same. that replicates that, that we have found back then. the country was expected to arrest vladimir, put in the president of russia, following allegations that have been made by ukraine above the deportation of ukrainian

c. c. the i . c. c has lost their intermission, r e t. it's become biased. it's an instrument now that is to spade in periods or is led by the us and european countries. it's africa as a country saying that troops and we had us for you to draw from that 2 by 2. and i've been badly quality and long processes. at 444, we'd throw out the pieces. that is why we're fed whatever it takes, the nation that a good people, our government should be able to take a position that guarantees at the convenience of breaks with different types of ration fit in for them to come without any. and she, many games that may have been using a weapon in instruments, despite times or weapon, imperialism as ease. they don't want anything of wealth or wealth significant, but he's not led by them. that is why even to say, why don't was issued, they get the day that the chinese because then she'll be more and more school and, and therefore they realize that he was going to talk about the piece plane on the conflict. and instead of wanting to be discussed the outcomes of a plan and contrib

c. it seems that if you are powerful and enjoy a particular status in the international community, you can get away. and this worries us because it obscures the objectivity of the i . c. c. as a fair arbitrator. south africa communist party has called to break all ties with the tribunal. back in 2016, the country officially informed the un of its desire to leave. then government claimed that the icy pursuit regime change in countries, instead of seeking justice. however, the attempt was overturned by the countries high court, the communist party believes the global powers use the international court for their own good. one to disrupt a proper beginning of the bleak sons in this country. not much about prism putting the afternoon. what greeks is becoming an alternative of this new multi paula? well imagine i gave the uni unipolar world imposition by the united states. and it's, there are friends in europe are chase folk directly to the secretary general of the south african communist party, who outlined why he feels his country needs to sever ties with the i, c, c. the icpc has lost their intermission or could it be t? it's become biased, it's an instrument now that is t

c, c will most likely hold. well r t 's africa correspondence trouble at satler. thanks very much for breaking down the decision of south africa to leave the i c. c. thank you. a delegation of 50 business men have started a 4 day visit to russia, then sharpeners visits is a bid to build economic ties between moscow and new delhi. as both nations seek to boost corporation in the agro industrial and food sectors, where we had the opportunity to speak to one of the delegates who is a ceo of the federation of indian export organizations, a j, a hi. and he shared his views on the future of india, russia trade relations. we are looking into the v as n means of increasing a what trade with russia? the good news is that trade is growing by leaps and bound to leadership. when they met in india in 2019, they decided to take the violet trade to $30000000.00 by 2025 in the last financial aid of india, which spans from foster fabric with other 20 due to the 31st of march 2023. our by lifting trade was in the range of $48000000000.00. of course we have it, i think, to district patricia, but we tampered russia for meeting. oh, and today oil imports from russ

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