c. c claims this could amount to crimes against humanity. the philippines is not a member of the i. c. c and preventative phase. he will not cooperate with the investigation, calling it felicity motivated. golf and from all i'm joined by agnes telemachus. she is secretary general of amnesty international in london. welcome to d. w admin. so the i c. c says it has reason to believe that crimes against humanity has been committed and in president regal is just hates is worn drugs. amnesty international recently released a report and you seem to national community to to intensify pressure on details. just how bad would you say the situation is where the fact that the i c c as describes the situation of crimes against humanity. the mayor find that the icpc is talking about why prayed attack. about 6.2 killed, thousands of people that should give you an idea about the situation that's different from the i t c concept of reporting by germany people. so if you. d take on great to deny. and to report on the math people killing you mentioned 6000. that 3 the me, me a number of even the governmen

c. c also mentioned that similar acts were committed in dobb city within the period of 1988 to 2016. these are the years when the they're, they're also rolled as the mayor of diverse city in the southern philippines for decades. while the territory spokesman says the president wolf cooperate. harry wrote because the only philippine lawyer on the i c. c, list of council who can represent defendants or victims at the hague, based tribunal. and he says, the proposed investigation is politically motivated. adding the court has no jurisdiction. i will ask the philippine nation police when you discharge your obligations under the so called god, why did you get real young? did the civilian winning be because they were the bill yet? obviously the answer is know where they are. there are some in for them. the local police on, in connection with the war against drugs. you would be not, i get the 1000000000 that's it was always been dead or collateral damage either because the police man had the right to defend himself using reasonable force or they were in fact the subject of the app and therefore, justified by the principle of necessity. and proportionality ah, let's bring in our guests. joining us from manila, we have leon, blah, who's a justice reporter for rappel or into by richard harry, jerry on a political scientist, an author of th

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this law was, was passed them was on the i, c, c, a statute that someone like, for example, jaya both scenario would be able to be taken in front of the i, c, c and charged with acre side that's the sort of thing that you're looking for. well, yes, but you know, the 1st thing about defining you said as an international crimes is to have the means to prevent those crimes from happening. so when you can then a crime like damages, great damages to the, to the senate and him for him. and then you also give you and yourself and international community, the means to prevent it from happening. so this would be that the world which we are a very briefly that punish biggest pollution the united states and china are not signatures to the icbc. so you would only be catching the little people rather than the big pillars as know well, what we will have today in a few minutes. smell is a proposal of definition that aside. and there are the form of an amendment to the room, assess shoots of the a, c, c. but this definition can be used pro duals in every single country. right now it was size is already in the low ascend countries. yes ma'am. where there w

c. c, g prosecutor says crimes against humanity may be committed during 2 terms. his crackdown government data shows that more than 6000 suspected drug dealers have been killed since detach. it took office in 2016 right script. say that figure is close to to 30000 mile out. and doug has more from manila, isaac, the prosecutor had been suda has officially requested the pre trial chamber for her to be given authority to start an investigation. actually means that a full blown investigation might happen anytime soon. that also means that over the last few years, the i c. c has been looking at a large amount of public information in addition to the reports, complaints and petitions submitted by the families of the victims of the drug war, human rights lawyers, human rights organizations, and even members of the opposition. in fact, just yesterday, in 4th, supplemental reports from families of the victims have been submitted again to the i c c. and this includes testimonies and evidence against the so called war and drugs. and of course this release also includes and what is quite striking about that is that the release yesterday the i see also mentioned that similar acts were committed in dobb city. within the period of 1988 the 2016. these are the years when they're, they're also rolled as the mayor of diverse city in the southern philippines for decades. now, it remains to be seen when or whether the pre trial chamber will actually approve the request of the isis. he, prosecutor, she officially retired today and she will be replaced by britain karee

c. before and the d. c. com. as soon as we walked down the street where all the progressive trying to fight us, get in our faces, the 2 of their buddies come in march and all of a sudden we're out of your gas. oh no, they pushed them to the capital, not my fault, but you don't have to figure out who their real enemies are. so who's the carrier now? yeah, i haven't actually received that. we have always a pharmacist which absolutely are domestic terrorist, stormy in the capital building. who is running from them, but then at the time you have protesters and i don't one of the people 1st because people, but when people say that they usually and that they're not destroying property and destruction of property and not violence, destruction of life and violence. i don't know how white americans are like, look what happened today and not seeing them again and not as not something new. it didn't happen when you're going with murder. what this country was founded on capitalism. when howard and i just want to support black lives matter and i really like the what we do what do we do. 2 know the. 6 the, the, the, the the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, i choose join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport. business. i'm show business. i'll see you then me this is your media a reflection of reality in a world transformed what will make you feel safe? relation for community? are you going the right way or are you being somewhere direct? what is true? what is in a world corrupted? you need to defend the join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah, in the the, the, the so you work with you work with the firm, your friends, the day for the the room because i don't remember seeing, oh, look you know the day over here person in the capital building. know, here's your gun bombs and that's really no hands on your guys' package. they attracted people in the streets right here in atlanta. no walk on the south end of the handle. you're doing this is the baker. this is the, the the, the, the, the, the the the, the the, the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the what do you guys do? the what do you do? i don't know. what the hell. know me. what the hell know what to have any energy for the like the purposes of the breaking the capital building the . c c c while the car read somebody did a all in the country, a young minister, somebody who dollars black lives matter people, black people on the sidewalk. all right, if you like to bring it to your work so you get to walk around the car in a typical people sounds like like motor home before the school i me ah, ah, the in the city of atlanta, if you get arrested your property does not stay with you in whatever building that you go to. it gets taken to a separate location. so basically we have our phones and all of our other personal belongings that we need to survive in. i'm on medication with central and i won't be. and so they put my medicine in evidence of property, and when i called the arresting officer to try and get it switched over from evidence property, he said no. so ask him what happens if i die? he said, then you will need the medicine any more. i advised all of our team not to wear any of our brother here, not to bring out any of our weaponry. we just, we wanted to dress d

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c. before and the d. c. com. as soon as we walked down the street, were all super aggressive trying to fight us, get in our faces, the 2 of their buddies come in march and all of a sudden we're out of your gas. oh no, they push them to the capital. it's not my fault to figure out who their real enemies are. so who's the carrier now? yeah, i haven't actually received that. we have always a pharmacist, which absolutely are some of the carriers, stormy in the capital building, who is running from them. but then at the time you have protesters and i don't one of the people 1st because people but when people say that they usually and they're not just showing property and destruction of property and not violent destruction of life and violence. i don't know how white americans feel like luxury. what happened today and not seeing them again and not as not something new. it didn't happen when you're going with murder. what this country was founded on capitalism. when howard and i just wanna support black lives matter and i was like what we do what do we do. 2 the the. 6 the, the, the the the, the, the the, the, the the, the the ah, ah, ah ah, ah ah, i lose . hi matt kaiser, what more of my guys do financial survival? this is a hedge fund. it's a device used by professional value eggs to earn money. that's right, these hedge funds are completely not accountable, and we're just adding more more to them. totally. the stabilize the global economy . you need to protect yourself and get inform. watch guys would join me every thursday on the alex summon, show when i was speaking to guess in the world, the politic sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. mm hm. shaped by those with the in me dares thing. we dare to ask so you work with you, work with a pharmacist, your friends day, a friend the the room because i don't remember seeing. oh, look you know the day over here person in the capital building. know here's your gun, not bombs. and that's really no hands on your guys' package. they attracted people in the streets right here in atlanta. no. have any other handling for this? is the baker given it the the the, the, the, the, the, the, the the, the the the, the, the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the what do you guys do? the what do you do? i don't know. what the hell know me. what the hell know what to have any of that is it like the premises, bob, the regular, the capital building, the . c c c well, because somebody did a all the in the country, a young minister arrest somebody who dollar of the black lives matter. people black people on the sidewalk. all right. if you like to get a, do you get to walk around the car in a temporary people in town like like murder all over the school? i me ah, ah. in the city of atlanta, if you get arrested, your property does not stay with you in whatever building that you go to. it gets taken to a separate location. so basically we have our phones and all of our other personal belongings that we need to survive in. i'm on medication central and i won't be. and so they put my medicine in evidence of property. and when i called the arresting officer to try and get it switched over from evidence of property, he said no. so ask him what happens if i die? he said, then you will need the medicine any more. i advised all of our team not to wear any of our brother here, not to bring out any of our weaponry. we just, we wanted to dress down as

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in 2000 t b i c t y was joined by the international criminal court in the hague. the i, c. c is a permanent court withdrew addiction of genocide for crimes and crimes against humanity. but many of the world's most powerful nations have not signed on the future of international justice is far from set. and it was the united states that played a major leadership role in establishing the tribunal for their former yugoslavia. however, there were as very little american involvement in that war, and so there very little chance that an american could ever be considered a work criminal. and that was the way things were 1993. currently, the u. s. is one of the biggest obstacles right now. they felt that the i, c, c may prosecute american soldiers. i don't think this much chance of getting either people's republic of china or the united states of america or federal russia to agree that it's a good idea to say yes. okay, we'll put our sales and everybody else on trial. now, my fear is, justice has lost its gloss sparkle. the arc of its importance may be on the downward side. unless we d

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c. c claims this could amount to crimes against humanity. the philippines is not a member of the i. c. c. i do. terry says that he will not cooperate with the investigation. calling it politically motivated. let's get more. we are joined by carlos candy. he is a senior philippines researcher at the human rights watch group and he joined us from manila. welcome to you, carlos, and thank you so much for being on the program. talk with us a little bit more about the war on drugs into tear tast philippines. new drugs, we started in 2016 and started again, press done thousands and thousands of on the cross the philippines and no one single human rights catastrophe this country. and so you know, hundreds, thousands of stuff been suffering from that. you got the drug warning children didn't take their lives and so you did a or you last night about requesting an investigation into this, giving me a welcome use for menu of the drug war. and so there's a lot of the piece i'll look into how high can that hope possibly be though carlos? let me ask you because you know, as we've heard to tear tay sa

c c, who are taught to shock. cc is my personal enemy. because of my exile in germany monthly because of my last years. because of my mother who died in egypt and to whom i could not say good bye and pay my last respects in me. eliminate it one way of off one of the shuttle for the sake of every exile. for the sake of my friends who were in prison and have lost their best years, their blameless lee, and died because of poor medical care will be moved to school and our relationship with l. c. c is about blood when you see them in egypt, the revolution of the arab spring has failed to day. the country is in a state of deathly. com. anyone suspected by the security services is unsafe? the situation is worse than in mo barracks time. only scattered graffiti still bear witness to the years when people dreamed of a different egypt. terrier square where the uprising began. here is a lifeless, concrete desert with a few token flower beds. little is left to remind people of the spirit of 2011 and the arab spring. the news africa, south africa, both renewable energy, the initiative green k horse john environmental finally startup that generate green energy from solar and hydro power. the there's always energy, pico africa, in 30 minutes on w. o. news in the case and above all, feels jewish life in europe. what film producer are these phone and journalists, he's a good man and are exploring, delving into history and the present. i would never have thought they could believe so. and