they go to the state of the international criminal court so now it's up to the trial judge to come for a 4th ballot simon state under their own statement and 2nd to confirm that the courts jews deeksha and all the time policy emphatically change the west bank including east jerusalem and that the got to 3 i just want to clarify here because we said a few minutes ago the it's national criminal court says it has jurisdiction of the palestinian territory and that's not quite right from what you're saying that the i.c.c. prosecutor says she's satisfied that that's me to say that the court will necessarily agree with. i know it because it's not confirmed that his views diction today the prosecutor or summited had only said they show him on. sunday shut up being a percentage of the court and by states that societies call i think spurs on whether the court has jurisdiction on the chamber to look or secure top to apply what recently shown and the particular thoughts he'd be confirmed what they already say in december and january that because sure that the chamber should confirm that they have

go to take over the international criminal court but the lebanese government has to ask the international monetary fund for a financial lifeline the economy is spiraling having been in deep trouble before the coronavirus pandemic even began so in a holder is in beirut. since taking office in january prime minister has sontag's government has been working on a plan to save lebanon's economy that plan is now ready the state is close to bankruptcy and lebanon defaulted on its debt for the 1st time after much reluctance the government intends to seek financial assistance from the international monetary fund somebody. with this plan as a stepping stone we can build our future we will continue with our request to the i.m.f. and willing gauge seriously with our creditors as a result we will reduce the burden of debt on the shoulders of all citizens the economic hardship has been mounting anger spilled onto the streets and it turned violent the national currency the pound lost more than 60 percent of its value in recent weeks international donors have demanded economic reforms and then end to cor

if china were and if the united states was a member of the criminal court the chinese officials couldprosecuted, they could be arrested by interpol, that will never happen in part because it would start a war and in part because there is no legal authority to do that to a country that didn't accept the tree, china is a member of the united nations, china is a member of the security council of the united nations, the united nations charter expressly prohibits deliberate dissemination of a biological agent in the atmosphere to hurt people. you can make a case that china violated the un charter. this is why the president is scratching his head. there is very little he can do. if he engages in a trade war to punish them who is going to suffer the most? american consumers because they won't be able to buy goods made using cheap labor and cost less because they are made in china. i wish i -- i love being on, i wish i had better news. jillian: we wish we could see you in person but this is good enough. judge andrew napolitano, thanks for joining us. rob: we will be right back. . rob: pharma

sudanese officials have suggested they might even turn him over to the international criminal court for trial over alleged war crimes committed in darfur yet sudan's economy is still dire and attempts to improve things are hindered by the country's continued presence on the usas list of state sponsors of terrorism. many young people who protested and celebrated a year ago have moved abroad in search of a job mohammad now lives and works in the united arab emirates. and the rise of art but i wanted to stay in my country with my family that there were very little opportunity as this is a time when sudan especially in needs us. she might not be able to be at home to mark the anniversary but like millions of sudanese come to heady days of hope in april $21000.00 will be etched in their memory for a lifetime. abraham joins us now welcome so a year since obama was toppled what's the mood in sudan i think there is quite a bit of frustration for a number of reasons 1st the sudanese people can't go out and celebrate the 1st year anniversary of this you know very emotional day for them because of

only way you could do something like that or the only available route is to the international criminal court and that needs a referral of the un security council russia is a permanent member of that council and it's proven in the past that whenever syria comes up the idea of referring syria to the international criminal court as a permanent member they have their veto and that prepared to use it james thanks very much indeed james bays there from the united nations. now in the united states u.s. senator bernie sanders has dropped out of the race to become the democratic presidential nominee that leaves a former vice president joe biden as the presumptive challenger to president on a trump in november sundered says it was a tough choice. i know that there may be some in our movement who disagree with this decision who would like us to fight on for the last ballot cast at the democratic convention i understand the opposition but as i see the crisis gripping the nation exacerbated by a president unwilling or unable to provide any kind of credible leadership and the work that needs to be done to

who has represented many defendants before your specialized criminal court he said on the record the presumption of innocence is not part of the saudi arabian judicial system pledging words and that i disagree with his assessment the presumption is always innocent until proven guilty when he says the opposite he has defended many people before you are all unlike the positions of some of the ngos who assume that his guilty before without presuming that innocent we are guilty. before the case was over so everybody has missed everybody who reports this massive crackdown of the what massive crackdown on grip on the dissidents people we have a human rights group and the international human rights groups that all wrong i will give you examples i will not i will give you an example and you tell me but the simple question in the 1990 s. we had radical preachers who were calling for jihad and please please can you please just want to take us in our different direction you moved us in this direction so allow me to finish i want to point out the focus in the 1990 s. we were criticized for havin

for these crimes is that it was one of the 1st ever arrest warrants issued by the international criminal court to be based almost solely on information that was gleaned from social media they of course had other resources that they were relying upon but when you actually read the arrest warrant you see that much of it's based on information from facebook and twitter so this is sort of a monumental point in time where we're realizing that we really need to be grabbing information from those platforms and preserving it. that information is providing the basis for legal cases in a way that it just quite frankly never has before. felt . it is not. enough for status and safety to come up with anybody. from the libyan national army. in custody. of what. the fish. and if they are. actually. in rival foster say because. the dogs. i think there's a good chance we're falling could be brought to justice i think the video information that we have against him is so damning and it so clearly ties him to the potential crimes that were alleged to have been committed that you know it's really hard to turn away

but it needs to be i mean we really need to have some people held accountable legally and in criminal court for the actions they've done so far before if we don't do that then this thing is just going to continue i mean we have to hold them accountable in criminal court and put them in jail really for well one of the crimes say one of the things that i find fascinating you have figures like clapper brennan former high intelligence officials who for whatever you think about trump. have mounted a public campaign on behalf of the type of intelligence community they moved into in a political assault machine yeah against the white house and one half to suspect that they are speaking on behalf of these organizations well there's another whistleblower coming out i don't know if you have not too much attention is paid to it he ran a program called the hammer out of cia that was set up by clapper and brennan according to the whistleblower and the primary target for that was the trump campaign and even trump before the campaign as well as the president after the campaign so. this was set up separatel

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it is still done to those who the west regards it as the enemies the international criminal court functions just as a court for those who are guarded as enemies of the west so it's i don't own a circle of what is going on well just finally in the when it comes to colonial legacies kashmir is of course a colonial legacy and the sudan the indian government has again put it under total lockdown we had the high commissioner on this show said it was being freed up a little of course it is the center of a nuclear possible nuclear conflict just tell me what you think about our coronavirus for instance can be used as an excuse to do all sorts of things by different governments but especially what on earth is happening in kashmir sheer is . the highest incidence of grunow iris afflictions anywhere in india. and the recent focus is that large numbers of fisheries are in prison many are in concentration camps not being given medical aid. from some of the reports out of calls from friends being left to die and the world. stays silent because the world today's world likes know in their own body and the

sudanese officials have suggested they might even turn him over to the international criminal court forrial over alleged war crimes, yet sudan's economy is still dire and attempts to prove things are hindered by the country''s contininued presence on the list of u.s. state sponsors of terrorism. many have moved abroad in search of a job. mohammed now lives and w works n the e united arab ememirates. >> i wananted to stay in my country wiwith my familily but e were very littlele opportunitie. this is a time when sudan needs us. >> he might not be able to be at home to mark the anniversary, but the heady days of hope will be etched in their memory a lifetime. brent: back here in europe, in paris, one year ago today the cathedral of notre dame was badly damaged by a fire that was thought to be started by an i head of the works completion, to films about the cathedral have been released, one shot before the disaster, the other afterwards, both enhanced by virtual realitity. >> notre dame cathedral,, a symbol of paris in flames. the images from april 2019 saddened the world. filmmakers chloe

but we've seen in the past whenever the syria file has been referred to the international criminal court there is a blockage of the blockage is quite simple you need a vote in the un security council russia is syria's closest ally it's a permanent member of the un security council and it showed it's prepared to use its veto rights for a dam that the very latest there james bays there joining us from the united nations thanks. let's get straight into our continuing coverage of the coronavirus now and the death toll in the united kingdom 1st up it continues to say with figures just released confirming 828 people have died that's an england alone in the past 24 hours nearly 56000 people have been affected right across the country among them the prime minister of course boris johnson he remains in intensive care the prime minister was given supplementary oxygen cabinet ministers say he's in a stable condition and in good spirits. actually outside the hospital where boris johnson is being treated right now but let's start with the figures festival because they're important and they're ratchet

i think about this in the cap icc,-- the context of the the international criminal court. it is up politicized organization, not an actual court. we will evaluate this and if there is a function that only that world health organization can do and we think it is important for american national security or because we are good humanitarian partners, i'm confident we will find a way to deliver that outcome. there are private donors who contribute to the world health organization. always ask, is this the best model? is this the right outcome? when you see the influence the chinese communist party had when they were debating on how to handle the virus in january. and the risks that those posed to the world, we reconsider whether that vehicle is the right one to deliver pandemic response systems for the world. given the reliance on china, when it comes to medical ,upplies, and that supply chain and though supplies are desperately needed in the u.s. right now, does the trump administration have to wait until this health care crisis in the united states is over, before you can talk

sudanese officials have suggested they might even turn him over to the international criminal court for trial over alleged war crimes committed in darfur yet sudan's economy is still dire and attempts to improve things are hindered by the country's continued presence on the usas list of state sponsors of terrorism. many young people who protested and celebrated a year ago have moved abroad in search of a job mohammad now lives and works in the united arab emirates. and the rise of art but i wanted to stay in my country with my family there were very little opportunity and this is a time when sudan especially in needs us. she might not be able to be at home to mark the anniversary but like millions of sudanese the heady days of hope in april 21000 will be etched in their memory for a lifetime that. over the years almost on the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter you can follow me at brit gov t.v. and remember whatever happens between now and tomorrow is another day we'll see you then everybody. equal opportunities for everyone regardless of ethnicity or appearance unf

even more difficult for journalists to report as you mentioned there is a new amendment to the criminal court meaning that fear mongering is is being extend there and this summit saying information that is able to harm the state if ports to protect society can be punishable by up to 5 years in prison and this is very alarming as. the definition of false information and the definition os information that is able to hire the state authorities is very brode and the don't really know at this point that if. procedure a criminal procedure is initiated what can be expect from the outcomes and how can it's a fact. and it ariel says are journalists i wonder in the midst of all this if there is something that the european union can do or should do during short press freedom in hungary. well the european union have has very broad political powers to exercise and it's also has some legal powers for example there's an ongoing rule of law report conducted by the rippin commission and many organisations such as my my are going is ition channels these information age an issue a full report and we believe tha

sudanese officials have suggested they might even turn him over to the international criminal court for trial over alleged war crimes committed in darfur yet sudan's economy is still dire and attempts to improve things or hindered by the country's continued presence on the u.s.a.'s list of state sponsors of terrorism. many young people who protested and celebrated a year ago have moved abroad in search of a job mohammad now lives and works in the united arab emirates. and the rise of art but i wanted to stay in my country with my family that they were very little opportunity he says a time when sudan especially in needs us. she might not be able to be at home to mark the anniversary but like millions of sudanese the heady days of hope and april 21000 will be etched in their memory for a lifetime. but here in europe in paris when you were good today the cathedral of madrid dong was badly damaged by a fire that was thought to have started by an electrical short circuit restoration work is months behind schedule delayed by toxic lead winter storms and now the coronavirus pandemic ahead of

essentially irrelevant and there is little chance that this could go even to the international criminal court so are you worried that this push for justice could just and here. honestly were not worried at all we've seen a lot of creative. mechanisms for justice come out of things like the russian and chinese veto of referral to the i.c.c. we've seen the un investigative mechanism the triple i and be born out of this we've seen a pickup in universal jurisdiction cases that we hadn't seen in the last decade before the syrian conflict came into place and we're seeing a number of sanctions be put in place for human rights violations so i guess the message here really is that it's it's very difficult just to see even when it's traditionally blocked sar what will justice for these victims end up looking like. i mean or hoping that justice for these victims would look like the major perpetrators and the system that put these in place and be held accountable and for these trials to really provide an opportunity for victims to state their truth these are the perpetrators instead of the continued deni

security council has tried to refer syria to be international criminal court in the past but russia a permanent member has used its feet oh james pays al-jazeera at the united nations and british law driver has pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of 39 people who were found dead in the back of his truck last year the bodies of $31.00 men and away 8 women were found in southeast england and tobar the result of an alleged people smuggling operation 4 other suspects have been charged over the deaths. once a vibrant lee colored a straining is great barrier reef has experienced widespread bleaching record high water temperatures in february is the main reason coral has been turning white scientists say it's a dire warning the threat posed by climate change to the world's largest living organism nicolas cage reports from 70. it's one of the world's largest coral systems made up of nearly $3000.00 separate reefs and $900.00 islands the great barrier reef attracts huge numbers of tourists every year but this underwater treasure is at risk of disappearing due to coral bleaching caused by rising

security council has tried to refer syria to the international criminal court in the past but russia a public member has used its feet oh james pays al-jazeera at the united nations by u.s. senator bernie sanders has ended his bid to be the democratic party's presidential nominee he's x. it clears the way for former vice president joe biden to become the nominee for november's election sandor sold his supporters the coronavirus and that it was a factor in his decision. i know that there may be some in our movement who disagree with the decision who would like us the fight on the last ballot cast at the democratic convention i understand opposition but as i see the crisis gripping the nation exacerbated by a president unwilling or unable to provide any kind of credible leadership and the work that needs to be done to protect people in this most does brit our i cannot in good conscience continue to about the campaign they cannot win and which would interfere with the important work required of all of us in this difficult hour. alan fischer in washington says sanders decision is no surp

security council has tried to refer syria to the international criminal court in the past but russia a public member has used its feet oh james pays al-jazeera at the united nations the u.s. senator bernie sanders has ended his bed to be the democratic party's presidential nominee and his exit clears the way for former vice president joe biden to become the party's nominee for november's election and assault his supporters economized and then a question a factor in his decision democratic socialists had also saw a nomination and twice a team but he then lost to hillary clinton and fishes in washington and says sand as a station is no surprise. he's really been politically dead man walking since super tuesday that was really when bernie sanders lost momentum you remember that joe biden didn't do well in the 1st 3 contests in the caucuses in the primaries but then he came back from the political dead in south carolina after that he immediately got the endorsement from people to judge from club a show that was significant and important for him and he did very well on super tuesday it ma

country which brought her from visiting should have more evidence to take to the international criminal court the government may have consistently denied the accusations here is some of those comments from the un's outgoing special rapporteur on me and my young healy. we all knew that she was put on a pedestal trade as the icon of democracy and human rights but ever since the n l d has taken office and ever since she took the oath as a state counselor all of her actions and her words statements point otherwise and recently when the pandemic call that 19 how she is supporting him giving more power to tell my daughter in containing why it's right and also end corentin aspect of managing co-head 19. really scares me and and how she had pretty straight tech my jaw in day during the i.c.j. is also very alarming and very indicative. of how she has changed her stance or maybe i know i still would like to relieve she can change what how she's been doing now. perhaps the world really know who she was she really wasn't. in the news ahead protect the children charity sound the alarm about child abuse du

in the past when the security council has tried to refer events in syria to the international criminal courtit's been blocked by russia a permanent member using its veto and i'm told even security council members who are normally critical of moscow do not want to have a meeting of the security council right now that's because on the ground it live. there's an uneasy calm they don't want to provoke the russians right now james plays out at the united nations and in libya 13 of khalifa haftar fighters have been killed as the violence in southern tripoli escalates it was a separate incident as well 6 civilians injured after have to forces shelled a public hospital in southern tripoli the health ministry of the government of national unity said the attack caused a blackout and the hospital was forced to evacuate patients including those with coronavirus. at half past the hour we will take you through the headlines in the british prime minister has been moved to an intensive care unit after his covert 19 symptoms worsened or strengths and was admitted to a london hospital on sunday or than 10 day

dar for where the world led to an arrest warrant being issued for bashir from the international criminal court they just this is slow in coming out of the government. or the situation they do not want to. be they do not want to. stop the criminal. or the people who killed our mission in that for politically the new government sworn in in august is facing challenges it's struggling to get sudan of the u.s. list of countries sponsoring terrorism which it says is affecting its economy the state of it has led to protests the forces of freedom and change which represented the revolution movement blamed the protests on bashir and his party. we in the f.s.a. know that members of the former ruling party are still working to come back to power but our revolution is still going on and we won't disregard any information we get because we don't want this revolution to fail we don't want to be like the government in 1909 which was warned there will be a coup by ignored and were eventually overthrown those who protested against bashir say they will work hard to make sure the new government succeeds a year o