and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the british woman who went to syria to join eisele when she was a schoolgirl wins the right to return and challenge the removal of a citizen's. azerbaijan's foreign minister is sacked as fighting continues on the balance our border with all media. they come specifically for the official you know carville. feasting and cantars water is why it's the perfect time for the seas gentle giants. now the british government is blaming hackers associated with russia's intelligence agency of targeting corona virus vaccine research as well as its democratic process now britain the united states and canada all say russian actors have attempted to steal information on private 1000 vaccine research in all 3 countries canada spy agency has warned health organizations to take action to protect themselves from hackers or britain also says russia attempted to interfere and last year's general election by publicizing leaks documents related to a planned free trade. agreement with the u.s. they were interned used by jeremy quinn's campaign against boris jo

take down offensive content but when it comes to tracking down a far more sinister counseling to eiselethere seems to be a problem a study by an anti extremism think tank has fallen hundreds of accounts have abated detection by exploiting technologies and loopholes allowing them to stay active for months. one technique was content masking mixing pro i saw material and videos with genuine content from news outlets like france 24 the b.b.c. and a number of others some videos were edited to begin with content that on the face of it seemed innocuous or bland eisel sympathizers also infiltrated common threads to share links to known jihadi sites and they coordinated raids on other facebook pages including the u.s. military. the report says the accounts also gloated about being able to play the system researchers found almost 300 pro i saw accounts managing to slip past facebook's moderators site says it has 0 tolerance for terrorist propaganda and has now moved all of those accounts and are not law expert here cohen says it doesn't take much for harmful content to achieve its goal only indoc

the accounts also gloated about being able to play the system researchers found almost $300.00 pro eiselaccounts managing to slip past facebook's moderators the site says it has 0 tolerance for terrorist propaganda and has now removed all of those accounts internet law expert near cohen says it doesn't take much for harmful content to achieve its goal only indoctrination is extremely dangerous there are people who are addicted to the material in the more they watch it the brainwash they become and it is effectively a vicious cycle there so it is extremely dangerous and you only slightly susceptible to being brainwashed which is pretty much every teenager or every every growing out will to have you know. few problems in issues in life it is enough for them to watch a couple of those videos to start becoming brainwashed and after that they just keep watching and watching and watching. then you end up. with young people being indoctrinated and. effectively become the next generation of isis fighters. with millions of active users capable of reaching an audience around the globe sites like f

when she ran away from her home in london but life in the so-called islamic state she lived under eiselrule for 3 years before she was found pregnant in a syrian refugee camp this was how she found out she had been stripped of her british citizenship from a letter sent to her mother please find enclosed papers that relate to a decision taken by the home secretary to deprive your daughter. in law of the daughter the notice of the home secretary's decision has been on fog today would be very and the order removing her has subsequently been made. shocked by i am struck by graham's request to return home was always going to be a controversial one at the government's decision to revoke her british citizenship was also criticized their reason because her mother was born in bangladesh by go automatically had citizenship of that country but that was refuted by the bangladeshi government itself the home office has called the ruling very disappointing that the heart of this is not a question of show me a bag of citizenship itself rather have access to her right to appeal of the government it's be

to go to eisele when she arrived there she was married to a dutch convert and until she was found last year by a journalist in a refugee camp in northern syria. relatively little or nothing at all was really known of her at all now she said that what she was trying to do was get back. for her return to go back to the u.k. how ever it sprouted off a huge political controversy whereby the home secretary at the time was saying that because she broke the law and ran away to be with eisel that therefore in the interests of national security the british state has the right to revoke her citizenship containing the fact that she wouldn't be left stateless because through her mother she they maintain that she would have had automatic bangladeshi citizenship and now this is where it gets complicated because then bangladesh says the foreign minister of bangladesh at the time said that she would absolutely not be allowed into the country in fact she would be executed as a terrorist and that the case of human bigger more was really a case for the u.k. itself the special tribunal that deals with the

he 1st gained prominence for his expertise on al qaida and eisel but more recently turned his attention to shia armed groups including those with links to iran this was his last interview on the latest rocket attacks in baghdad aired just an hour before his killing. his sensibility in fact this series of events that all started after june 20th. 6 our reaction from these rebel groups that challenge the rule of law and the power of the iraqi security forces several of his friends say he considered moving to northern iraq after receiving a numerous threats including from the armed group the type hizbullah but he believed that the government would protect him if i knew my level of esteem and we have a during our meetings with the prime minister we demanded to at least offer protection for the free voices but the result is we didn't get any protection and maybe we will all follow in his steps that's what they want for iraq they want an iraq without a state we are a country without a states and this is the victim. hashmi was laid to rest in the holy city of najaf in southern iraq he leaves be

surveillance rules a british court of appeal has ruled that a schoolgirl who travel to syria to join eisel should be allowed to return to the u.k. she even begun had her citizenship revoked in 2019 and she wants to return to challenge that decision as a by john's foreign minister has been sacked for what the president calls meaningless negotiations with neighboring armenia both countries say villages are being shelled by opposition forces at least 16 people have now been killed since sunday the former soviet republics 1st went to war in the 1990 s. over the disputed region nick on a car about iranian justice the authorities are considering reexamining death sentences given to 3 protesters after a massive social media campaign demanding a reprieve the men were ordered to be executed following the arrests during anti-government protests last november well those are the headlines next up it's the bottom line. hi i'm steve clements and i have a question well the coronavirus pandemic be the tipping point that takes us into years of joblessness and poverty let's get to the bottom line. when we l

really need to pay attention and at the moment have a bigger presence i mean the spotlight be off eisel for a while now having a presence to that they have in syria if that is indeed where they said these drugs came from what you've got to understand is that the physical kind of it sort of you know is not what comprises this islamic state you know they've not been defeated i do know to county and they have networks that they operate you know in this iow it's got networks in africa where you know they need to pay a lot of ransom you know kind of you know you know finance you know the operations within these regions so there's some extent even though if you cut if it you know has been crossed by the u.s. coalition these 2 have conduct networks that you need to cater for so carried out these kind of organized crime deals is what really you know keeps them alive so they're soumaya like you know despite the fact that they've been out of the you know removed from the our struggle in iraq and mosul so i think you still need to have the google war on several that just looks at not just syria bu

moscow denies the allegations the british woman who went to syria to join eisele when she was a schoolgirl with the right to return and challenge the removal of her citizenship . azerbaijan's foreign minister sachs as fighting continues on the volatile border with armenia. come specifically for the fish. and feasting and cattles waters why it's the perfect home to the seas gentle giants. and it's for real madrid are on the brink of winning the spanish league title a win against the rio will ensure the championship for a record $34.00. now the british government is blaming hackers associated with russia's intelligence agency of targeting corona virus vaccine research as well as its democratic processes while britain the united states and canada all say russian activists have attempted to steal information on covert 1000 vaccine research in all 3 countries canada spy agency has warned health organizations to take action to protect themselves from hackers or britain also says that. russia attempted to interfere in last year's general election by publicizing leaked documents related to a plann

british court of appeal has ruled that a schoolgirl who travel to syria to join eisel shouldn't be allowed to return to the u.k. i mean a baguette who is now 20 years old had her citizen or about has citizenship revoked back in 2019 she wants to return to challenge that decision. is hanoi and he believes the u.k. will have a hard time arguing that she poses a real threat or i think is for the government to convince the court she's such a security threat that. she mustn't be allowed into the u.k. laws without losing her citizenship and that's going to be somewhat difficult when the u.k. government accepted $400.00 resumes some of which were male voices and who salvage a bed in itself in poem and accepted some of which were not in significant risks themselves so when you compare the people the type of people who are governments admitted have come back already as a 15 year old girl who went to school to isis and by all accounts spent her time as a housewife if 3 children. then one has to wonder what is the security risk that that person poses and some of the leaders feeding the issue is well

but his court of appeal has ruled that a schoolgirl who travel to syria to join eisel should be allowed to return to the u.k. show me a big home who's now 20 years old had her citizenship revoked in 2019 she wants to return to challenge that decision so you're going to go is joining us live from london with more so what more do we know about the background to this ruling. well rob it. outlines exactly what her legal position is and the fact of the matter is is that the call call rules that whilst we continue to be at the refugee camp where she is now it was just would not been possible for her to launch an appeal for her to maintain her u.k. citizenship and the only fast and effective way of doing that is to be allowed to return so she can contest that. in her own right now the home office have said that they are extremely disappointed with the decision and what is out the forefront of their decision is really issues and questions of national security now at the time when she was stripped of her citizenship after being found pregnant in a refugee camp the decision that was made to under

he 1st gained prominence for his expertise on al qaida and eisel but more recently turned his attention to shia armed groups including those with links to iran. this was his last interview on the latest rocket attacks in baghdad aired just an hour before his killing. the in this incident that they were about in fact this series of events that all started after june 26th or a reaction from these rebel groups that challenge the rule of law and the power of the iraqi security forces several of his friends say he considered moving to northern iraq after receiving the numerous threats including from the armed group the type hizbullah but he believed that the government would protect him if i knew my level of esteem and we always during our meetings with the prime minister we demanded to at least offer protection for the free voices but the result is we didn't get any protection and maybe we will all follow in her steps that's what they want for iraq they want an iraq without a state we are a country without a state and this is the victim. hashmi was laid to rest in the holy city of najaf in

a closer look at some of the armed groups that are operating in the sahara there are 4 main groups eisel boko haram a powerful group called jamaat al islam while muslim and and answer all islam both al qaeda affiliates they operate in northern bicheno faso on the border with mali the group i saw in the great us a horror has been launching attacks in the jeff since the end of 2016 boko haram at iceland west africa are operating from both east and nigeria near the border with major chad and with the defeat of iceland iraq some of its fighters may move to the sun hell through libya. let's bring in our guests for today's discussion joining us from bamako is fatima. who's the special advisor to the mali and minister of foreign affairs from the fall abood who is director of the nordic sense of a conflict transformation and a specialist on north west african affairs and from washington d.c. william laurance former u.s. diplomat in west africa will welcome to you all thought him if we can start with you 1st the president is being accused of failing to deal with the economy out of failing to deal

content that on the face of it seemed innocuous or bland but there was a lot to appear on the scenes eiselsympathises also infiltrated comment threads to share links to known jihadi sites and they coordinated raids on other facebook pages including the us military well the report says the accounts also gloated about being able to game the system as they put it researches that found almost $300.00 pro ice still accounts managed to slip past facebook's moderators the site says it's called 0 tolerance for terrorist propaganda and is now removed all those accounts internet law expert cohen told us it doesn't take much of a harmful content to achieve its goal. only indoctrination is extremely dangerous there are people who are addicted to the material and the more they watch it the moer brainwash they become and it is effectively a vicious cycle there so it is extremely dangerous anyone who is slightly susceptible to being brainwashed which is pretty much every teenager or every every growing out will to have you know a few problems in issues in life it is enough for them to watch a couple of t

backed coalition fighting eisel. southern japan is expecting more rain after days of flooding that have killed at least 40 people about half a 1000000 people have been advised to evacuate their homes rob a bride reports. a weekend of punishing rains across the southern japanese island of q shoe and this is the result. wide scale flooding and landslides especially along the swollen river which burst its banks. as the rains intensified thousands of people were urged to leave their homes but some opted to stay fearing the coronavirus despite assurances from the authorities that they'd be safe one elderly care home was inundated with a number of its residents presumed dead or missing rescue teams have been sent to the area to help look for missing people and to help with the clean up i wish there was someone who can help us says this restaurant owner the government says it's mobilizing all resources to tackle the emergency peers. over 40000 members through the units of the police fire department self defense forces and c

a british court of appeal has ruled that a schoolgirl who traveled to syria to join eisel should be allowed to return to the u.k. some even beg him had her citizenship revoked in 2019 and she wants to return to challenge that decision as a jones foreign minister has been sacked for what the president calls meaningless negotiations with neighboring armenia both countries say villages are being shelled by opposition forces at least 16 people have been killed since sunday. another 1300000 unemployment claims have been filed in the u.s. new jobless claims have been mostly steady over the past month after falling over in may in early june as many states opened up their economies well those are the headlines i'll have more news for you here on al-jazeera the inside story. well i mean you and i was about you don't go to war again both sides blame each other for the fighting on the border come there decades of animosity the result this is it's a story. hello and welcome to the program on iran come on it's a conflict with roots dating back to the collapse of the soviet union armenia and azerbaijan h

troops are in the area near syria's borders with iraq in jordan the base was 1st established to fight eiselin 2016 it has since become an outpost to counter iran's expansion in the region as its on a supply route linking to iran to be a route that passes through syria the message is a this or a doors basically a no go zone for the. well that also you know whether any of their presence. then fit in could have been an unfortunate encounter but many believe it was a message the fact that it came at a time of heightened tensions between iran and the united states in the region caused concern that there have been numerous locations that risk an all out conflict. so far to iran and washington have avoided all out confrontation this latest incident in the skies a reminder that the potential for an escalation is real. more than 130 people have been killed in severe flooding and landslides in nepal dozens of people are missing while millions have left have been left this place because of the floods triggered by heavy rain houses have been destroyed buildings swept away and roads damaged emergency pe

the l town of area near syria's borders with iraq in jordan the base was 1st established to fight eisel in 2016 it has since become an outpost to counter iran's expansion in the region as its on a supply route linking to herat to beirut that passes through syria the researchers say this order as basically a no go zone for the rainy weather also the weather any other person's reach the incident could have been an unfortunate encounter but many believe it was a method the fact that it came at a time of heightened tensions between iran and the united states in the region caused concern that there have been numerous occasions that the risk of an all out conflict. so far to iran and washington have avoided all out confrontation this latest incident in the sky is a reminder that the potential for an escalation is real. the growing standoff in space is accused of launching an untie satellite weapon. from delivering to being in intensive care. the 1st powerful britain's prime minister. hello there still some very heavy rains in the fall calls across areas of japan in particular but the rains ha

brigadier ahmed value spent months clearing syria after the city was liberated from my school he says eisel targeted janay forces and searched all russian mercenaries from the wagner group along with have to forces laid landmines and other weapons to kill indiscriminately and as unwelcome in. residential homes and streets children's toys along with play areas were booby trapped this proves that it is residents who are targeted by these landmines when they return to their homes when they learn man is planted in a toy who is the target it is to kill children and residents. landmines are banned by most countries but their sheer number here and the sophisticated manner in which they were planted led the tripoli government to request help from the turkish allies turkish bomb disposal experts are helping clear the hidden menace left behind by have to his forces months after being forced to escape the fighting while busiek me and his family were shocked when they saw the state of their home when they returned. he doubts he will be able to afford to repair his home anytime soon and shows us where a

to our country and to the entire region and it undermines the international if it's for combating eisel and terrorism in the region again we reiterate we canin maintaining the sovereignty and territorial integrity of iraq. to let you up we look forward to continuing our balanced relations with all of the regional countries and neighbors based on 1st our national interest and then based on our mutual interest without any interfering in our own domestic affairs. more from some other folks in on the importance of. well it very much is a diplomatic balancing act because iran and iraq are mutually codependent iraq is heavily reliant on gas importance on on imports of consumer goods in general so iraq very much must maintain good ties with iran on the one hand but iraq also needs relations with for example the gulf countries as well as the united states so this is a 1st visit by in iraq is very much an effort to try to reestablish and perhaps heal a little bit their relations with iran and have gone through a rotter turbulent period over the past few months. the new prime minister is somebody

the l town of area near syria's borders with iraq in jordan the base was 1st established to fight eisel in 2016 it has since become an outpost to counter iran's expansion in the region as its on a supply route linking to herat to be a route that passes through syria the researchers say this order as basically a no go zone for the for the rainy weather also you know whether any other presence which they entered in could have been an unfortunate encounter but many believe it was a message the fact that it came at a time of heightened tensions between iran and the united states in the region caused concern that there have been numerous locations that risk an all out conflict. so far to iran in washington have avoided all out confrontation this latest incident in the skies a reminder that the potential for an escalation is real. or beirut. or russia has hit back at u.s. and u.k. criticism for launching what they describe as a weapon in space the russian minister of defense says the projects are test last week did not violate international law it says the criticism as part of a propaganda ca

70000 mostly women and children who were detained in 2 camps in the face in syria and connected to eisele faces last week the un warned that 700 people including children have reportedly died there recently due to a lack of medication and food the overcrowded alcohol camps are run by kurdish forces allied with the united states rafi gregorian is director of the united nations office for counter-terrorism he explains why the un is hosting countries to repatriate citizens who are stuck in syria and camps it's roughly about 10000 of those are what we call for country nationals these are people that are not moroccans here at the rest of the camp residents are from syria iraq those 3rd country nationals are kept in it and next. fenced off from the rest of the others in part because they pose a. serious curity concerns to the people guarding it can syrian democratic forces most of the camp inmates are our children in fact in the end it's about 70 percent are children and of those 90 percent are under the age of 12 that is why the united nations is really. encouraging countries to repatriate the

become a major producer of a vast means during any 10 year long war the narcotics have been used by eisel fighters on the battlefield and sold for profit still to come here on al-jazeera certifying stole the nobs the un's cultural agency warns its logo is being used illegally. but. there's been some minor flooding in georgia probably something in ohio as well this general line of thunderstorms stretches all the way from scratch remotes over down towards the southern states the u.s. sort of conference the 2 frontal systems which are moving very much to be honest but will be the southern end develops more showers significance ones maybe all way back towards texas and beyond the border the heat's still there as far north as wooden peg dry heat now the thunderstorms have gone the eastern side of the u.s. we're talking about sheen with weather in the thirty's it's much drier in the mountain states in the 4 corners are still got red flags sort of warnings you know fire warnings at the moment because it's dry dusty and quite hot. we're seeing a resurgence of big showers in the caribbean not just

backed coalition fighting eisel. a ship carrying $180.00 refugees and migrants has docked on the italian island of sicily those onboard the ocean viking were picked up after fleeing libya and attempting the dangerous crossing to europe will now be transferred to an italian ferry where they'll spend 14 days in quarantine the migrant to be on their viking for more than a week the charity had to declare a state of emergency on friday after one migrant tried to hang himself and others threw themselves called. the oscar winning italian film composer ennio morricone has died aged 91 in a career spanning several decades he produced original scores for more than 400 films at oregon bay expected his life. you don't need to be a fan of classic westerns to recognize music composed by any american any. of. his collaboration with director says on so-called spaghetti westerns such as the good the bad and the ugly and a fistful of dollars helped define a cinematic era. i don't describe images with my music when there is an importan

an iraqi analyst who is a leading expert on eisel and other groups has been killed in baghdad has she me was shot at close range by a gunman outside his home the 47 year old died of his injuries and hospital list was on the 1st of 4 so in conflict in the region the vised iraq's government along with the u.s. backed coalition fighting eyesore. a protest against growing insecurity in sudan central the 1st date is known as tense day the local demonstrators accuse the government of failing to protect them from attacks by armed groups is who border. for a weekend to have the administrators headquarters of next city in general mara in sudan central dar for has been the scene of a sit in thousands of protesters gathered to protest what they see is a rise in the number of violent incidents there demanding the government dismissed the administrative head of the area as well as the head of police the military and the paramilitary rapoport forces that. we have been suffering violations in and justice such as killings displacement and looting no one official wants to discuss these issues and solv

become a major producer of unfetter means during its nearly 10 year war the narcotics have been used by eisel fighters while also sold profit facebook has removed hundreds of accounts linked to the far right boogaloo movement which is organized protests against black lives matters rallies in the u.s. 1st book said it was a dangerous organization and had violated its policy u.s. prosecutors recently charged people linked to the movement over a range of crimes companies have been pulling ads from facebook over concerns it wasn't doing enough to stop hate speech on the platform jim anderson is a social media expert says facebook has been slower than other platforms to tackle hate speach. i think there's 2 big challenges one is a very difficult problem to solve it's hard for anybody to argue against hate speech right it's a it's a it's almost universally easy to condemn hate speech it's much more difficult to define hate speech one person's hate speech is another person's free speech and certainly here in the united states that's a huge issue especially in an election year and then also facebook

the armed group hezbollah backed bash al assad in syria and his forces played a key role in fighting eisel in syria and rock. trance accusation a solomon he was planning to attack u.s. targets. legally justifying an attack based on self-defense kalama says those insufficient evidence provided of an ongoing or imminent attack. says a killing by an armed drone violated the un charter meaning it was breaking international law don't try to put the u.s. out of the human rights council in 2018 the report will be presented to it on thursday. the us may well largely ignore it but its color points out in her report it may lead to international pressure for greater regulation of targeted killings by andreas norbert the manly al-jazeera. a group of whig or muslims living in exile is accusing china of committing genocide and calling on the international criminal court to investigate they have submitted evidence alleging rights violations that implicate more than 30 senior chinese officials including president xi jinping say more than a 1000000 we go muslims are held in prison camps where they're punis

become a major producer of amphetamines during its nearly 10 year war the narcotics have been used by eisel fighters and have also been sold on for profit mexican prosecutors of issued arrest warrants for 46 officials who were working in the state of when a group of students disappeared and 2014 they're accused of organized crime and ducting 43 trainee teachers who were attending a protest in the town of. an initial government report concluded the students were killed by a gang that mistook them for members of a rival group report though it's been described by independent investigations as deeply flawed schools across thailand of reopened as the government eases more coronavirus restrictions schools are put in place health measures like social distancing and masks despite going 37 days without any new domestic cases the thai government is extended an emergency decree until the end of july. and britain's prime minister's announced $6000000000.00 worth of new infrastructure projects to boost the economy a post locked boris johnson said britain's can't continue to be prison is the coronavirus

police in effect say they've seized the world's largest hole of amphetamines produced by eisel in syria 14 tons were found hidden inside machinery in the port of salerno south of naples it's valued at about 1100000000 dollars syria has become a major producer of amphetamines during its nearly 10 year war that our colleagues have been used by ourself ices while also sold for profit iran russia and turkey urging a political solution to the war in syria and the calling for talks between opposing factions following a video conference the joint statement said they agreed that the conflict in its 10th year has no military solution fasting has killed 380000 people and displaced millions. russians are ending the final day of voting on proposed constitutional amendments which would allow president vladimir putin to run for another 2 terms and also if he won both elections he could be in power until at least 2036 the biggest changes to the constitution since the end of the soviet union are widely expected to be approved challenge of a report. brewing disobedience alexander can overload cafes stay

to our country and to the entire region and it undermines the international if it's for committing eisel and terrorism in the region again we reiterate that we canin maintain the sovereignty and territorial integrity of iraq iran judiciary has suspended death sentences for 3 protesters according to one of the lawyers the men were convicted in connection with last november's antigovernment protests bill and 7000000 tweets using the hash tag do not execute were posted after they received death sentences. syria's holding its 3rd parliamentary election since the uprising against president bashar al assad began one years ago voting will be held in some form opposition strongholds for the 1st time in years e.u. countries are threatening sanctions against foreign governments interfering in the conflict in libya in a joint statement the leaders of france germany and italy what they call foreign actors to respect the un's arms embargo. hundreds of protesters are demanding the dissolution of parliament in the democratic republic of congo the demonstrations in the capital kinshasa organized by the

ton of area near syria's borders with iraq and jordan the base was 1st established to fight eisel in 2016 it has since become an outpost to counter iran's expansion in the region as its on a supply route linking to iran to be a route that passes through syria the message is a. basically a no go zone for the. weather also you know whether any other person's reach the incident could have been an unfortunate encounter with many believe it was a message the fact that it came at a time of heightened tensions between iran and the united states in the region caused concern that there have been numerous locations that risked an all out conflict. so far to iran and washington have avoided all out confrontation this latest incident in the skies a reminder that the potential for an escalation is real. beirut. the u.s. and u.k. have accused russia of ranching and anti-satellite weapon into space the u.s. space command says it has evidence moscow fired the projectile on july 15th britain says a move pause a threat to satellites the world depends on russia's defense ministry says it was using new

brigadier meant by you spent months clearing sered after the city was liberated from mysore he says eisel targeted genie forces in sirte while russian mercenaries from the wagner group along with have to forces laid landmines and other weapons to kill indiscriminately but as unwelcome in. residential homes and streets children's toys along with play areas were booby trapped this proves that it is residents who are targeted by these landmines when they return to their homes when the land mine is planted in a toy who is the target it is to kill children and residents of. landmines are banned by most countries but their sheer number here and the sophisticated manner in which they were planted led the tripoli government to request help from the turkish allies turkish bomb disposal experts are helping clear the hidden menace left behind by have to his forces months after being forced to escape the fighting while busiek me and his family were shocked when they saw the state of their home when they returned he doubts he will be able to afford to repair his home any time soon and shows us where a

involvement making it clear the egyptian foreign minister drove her to the 21 egyptians killed by eisel in sirte where he said actually it was his government that managed to get those bodies and and help out in that situation and it actually had been general half the forces who had allowed in his view the ice all fighters to make their way to sirte in the 1st place so strong words from the libyan ambassador worth noting of course though that the government of libya a seat at the u.n. is held by the government of national accord the government of prime minister seraph so clearly they are the international recognize government but they are also one of the 2 main sides in this conflict there is going to be some criticism james isn't there that this is essentially a talking shop a chance for people to be able to air their grievances and to air their views but it's what happens next that it's important and of course with the make up of the security council it's very difficult to see where something strategic and actionable if you like can be done. well the libyan ambassador there was calling