impossible they are about twenty thousand people on that list and that would be against the convention of human rights there is this discussion going on here but most people actually support the government as saying that the government is actually doing what it can and everybody should stand up together to terrorism here in france. in paris thank you. funerals are taking place in siberia for the victims of the shopping mall the weekend the whole nation is observing a day of mourning but the heartache is mixed with anger many believe that your forces are trying to cover up like safety standards that may have contributed to the high death toll. the size of the coffin should the scale of this tragedy most of the victims of the fire with children whose parents lost their daughter and son ten year old masha and eight year old died alongside their grandmother. even those used to dealing with death find it hard to comprehend. we're all suffering from grief and there are no words that can express the pain we all feel. personal tragedies have touched the entire country. but they've also provoked an outpouring

with the other parallel track we were living with which was the european convention on human rights the universal declaration of human rights the realisation that for example that we as women or catholics or blacks or whatever that we were the equal of anybody and everybody and everybody was intitled to respect if we wanted respect we had to give it that systems that had grown up around disrespect around elites the hold for example of the churches in ireland. diminished greatly and there's an irony in that because i and most of the people around me who have the benefit of education got that education thanks to the churches we belong to in my case it was the dominican nuns in the mercy non-zero who who give me access to the education that got to me or to where i am now to kind of an irony to me that that's a i'm church that give me my education simply cannot cope with educated women it seems but at least the hierarchy of the church can't cope with educated women they are terrified of them and but that's a good thing too because that proves the problem of power. of interrogation that we were given the powers of a

of crimes against humanity specifically the crime of deportation forcible transfer of people australis attorney general says but international convention heads of government and ministers of foreign affairs have immunity from prosecution but human rights lawyers say that immunity shouldn't apply on song suchi is not officially the head of the en masse government and lawyers say it was very accusing her of has nothing to do with foreign affairs portfolio so isn't covered by the immunity protocol others in sydney protested the presence of viet nam's prime minister neutron folk and cambodia's leader one saying who's been accused of crushing the opposition and violating human rights there's not a strong an ambiguous message from the struggling government about sense crackdown in cambodia i think it's you know a big mistake for the government just so completely gloss over those issues or just deal with them quietly on the fringes they should be front and center of a summit like this police are not allowing protests right outside the convention center where the asean talks are happening but these protesters did get close as young ladies will be out of here these protests where they're meeting but it's unlikely they'll be talking about them

with the other parallel track we were living with which was the european convention on human rights the universal declaration of human rights the realisation that for example that we as women or catholics or blacks or whatever that we were the equal of anybody and everybody everybody was intitled to respect if we. wanted respect we had to give it that systems that had grown up around disrespect around elites the hold for example of the churches in ireland. diminished greatly and there's an irony in that because i and most of the people around me who have the benefit of education got that education thanks to the churches we belong to in my case it was a dominican nuns in the mercy non jew know who who give me access to the education that got to me or to where i am now to kind of an irony to me that that c.m. church that give me my education simply cannot cope with educated women it seems but at least the hierarchy of the church can't cope with educated women they are terrified of them and but that's a good thing too because that proves the problem of power. of interrogation that we were given the powers of analy

of crimes against humanity specifically the crime of deportation and forcible transfer of people australis attorney general says but international convention heads of government and ministers of foreign affairs have immunity from prosecution but human rights lawyers say that immunity shouldn't apply on song suchi is not officially the head of the en masse government and lawyers say it was very accusing her of has nothing to do with foreign affairs portfolio so isn't covered by the immunity protocol others in sydney protested the presence of viet nam's prime minister neutron folk and cambodia's leader one saying who's been accused of crushing the opposition and violating human rights there's not a strong an ambiguous message from the struggling government about transcendence crackdown in cambodia i think it's you know a big mistake for the government just so completely gloss over those issues or just deal with them quietly on the fringes they should be front and center of a summit like this police are not allowing protests right outside the convention center where the asean talks are happening but these protesters did get close yes young ladies will be able to hear these protests where they're meeting but it's unlikely they'll be talking a

everything that you do legal doesn't mean that you can break geneva conventions about human rights and the way that you treat prisoners of war and i think this is the problem that i have and that is that the judge him if he is a word and how and see an election the story about currency it gives someone a mandate a lease of life a part of years so effectively do what somebody will say which is what they want to know now as they can pretty much they want that as a user in a country you have so much weapons and as i just need to interrupt you can i want to i want to give sammy the chance to reply sami and very quickly i'm going to give you the last point here you heard and it's disagree with some of the points you made would you like to to reply. i think and this just confirms everything i said when i say that democracy is only satisfactory if you when he talks about legality but not legitimately in fact i can vote for somebody but he still has to do exactly what i want this is the attitude that has hampered libya this is the attitude that has hampered any process for elections but his the real reason why elections may not

used to develop chemical weapons they are not prohibited outright by the convention several human rights groups have found evidence of the use of chemical weapons such as in syria but they say their response has not been strong enough to make it a terror at my can of reports are another briefing of the security council about the crisis in syria. and further reports of the use of chemical weapons in the complex this time in the besieged enclave of kuta then also knew these stunning allegations of the use of. underlying the ongoing debate an overall king international law the chemical weapons convention which essentially outlaws the position production and acquisition of chemical weapons and it's signed by one hundred ninety two states and this is the attack that galvanized negotiations that led to the convention thirty years ago saddam hussein ordered a chemical attack on the kurdish. in northern iraq the negotiations on the chemical weapons convention were already going on in one nine hundred eighty eight at the time of the whole attack and the the momentum in those negotiations really sort of tripled or quadrupled.

with the chemical weapons convention to help the investigation earlier rejected a midnight ultimatum to answer questions about the origin of the nerve agent. and human rights advocates call on the u.s. congress to reject donald trump's new pick for cia director over her involvement in the intelligence agency's torture program and. a warm welcome you're watching r.t. international with me nicky aaron now we start this hour with breaking news from westminster where u.k. prime minister to resign may has said britain will expel twenty three russian diplomats and suspend all showed bilateral meetings with russia it comes in response to the poisoning of an ex russian intelligence officer and his daughter in the city of seoul spree as the investigation into the incident continues well it's not cross-line to us to see a church in our correspondent who's been following the speech in parliament and now can you talk us through the meeting please. well that nicki reason may has basically called russia culpable of attempted murder she said russia's response to the ultimatum and deadline announced by british officials was not mad she's cold it does stephen given the gra

of mr script file and his daughter under the vienna convention the united kingdom will now expel twenty three russian diplomats who have been identified as undeclared intelligence officers. and also this morning in other news human rights advocates call on the u.s. congress for jet donald trump's new pick for cia director over her involvement in the intelligence agency's torture program. hi good morning just turned one am here in moscow this early thursday watching out international with me kevin zero in so the escalating diplomatic crisis over the sergei scriptural poison is reaching new heights just a few hours ago the u.k. accused russia of breaching the international chemical weapons convention that's after london called for an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council over the russian double agents poisoning in britain. mr president for more of this we can conclude that russia is in serious breach of the chemical weapons convention through its failure to declare the no visual program this fact alone means you should discount any arguments you hear about the possibility of of a countries having inherited this technology after we heard the words from the u.k. ambassador who had called this emergency meeting of

murder of mr and his daughter under the vienna convention the united kingdom will now expel twenty three russian diplomats who have been identified as declared intelligence officers and human rights advocates call on the u.s. congress to reject donald trump's new pick for cia director of a revolver into the agency's torture program over the years. very good morning there just to midnight here in moscow this early thursday morning you're watching our two international with me kevin the escalating diplomatic crisis of the surrogates crippled poising is reaching new heights this morning just a few hours ago the u.k. accused russia of breaching the international chemical weapons convention it's off to london called for an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council over the russian double agents poisoning in britain. mr president for more of this we can conclude that russia is in serious breach of the chemical weapons convention through its failure to declare the novi short program this fact alone means you should discount any arguments you hear about the possibility of other countries having inherited this technology. maupin's in new york who followed the meeting i guess is a gue