conventions, and politicians talk a lot about the geneva conventions, but they or they have not been speculating because the geneva conventions , in particular on work or work with prisoners of war, are absolutely clearly written about how and who protects the rights and lives of prisoners of war and if the country takes of military personnel captured by this country, this state undertakes all the guarantees and obligations to preserve life, health and normal, shall we say , the conditions of detention of the prisoner of war in this case in relation to the ukrainians who are in captivity , undertakes all the guarantees protected by the geneva conventions only one country is russia and is obliged to guarantee the health and normal conditions of maintenance of our boys and girls who are prisoners of war pavel, stay in touch with us until the broadcast of the serviceman iryna, you are with us on this is how the communication sees you, please tell me when was the last time you spoke at least with your son or do you know where he is, the communication was on may 18, but he was leaving the

i want to begin in geneva 1st with margaret harris. so the w i chose released 6 key policy documents. are they effectively a blueprint on how to do things better in lee? there actually a distillation of what we've learned in the last 32 months of this terrible pandemic. and we have learned some really important lessons. they're also a plea to governments to actually apply them because now the time to really double down not to relax. so letter in a boucher sir. it must be very disappointing for you, that the w h o has said the end is inside, and they release this b 6 policy documents. but the content on the african continent had huge amounts of trouble actually getting vaccines early on distributing those vaccines. there is a specific policy document for the african continent that must be frustrating for you. you know, one of the things that we had an awakening on with this pandemic and the continent is not just of debilitating nature. that the health crisis brought especially in the peak of it, but the twin economic crisis that is happ

the geneva declaration was for the whole world is yet we were to be privy issues. a hugely important result melissa p sheila that she did after that i relationship with the americans changed get that salary level with the down jail as you can a wall locking in the background. it was we started looking for new opportunities to cooperate ledgers, boys, kings cut region. that always reykjavik and other meetings followed. but all really, yeah. but ultimately finally we decided to disarm and destroy nuclear weapons. release the yellow through g she brought and that sounds great. nuclear disarmament program began. full ringing will of is me luck of luck. would you love to get there so those don't ah, w h as each the meeting and rank it was kind of like a meeting between 2 utopians. the u. s. industrial military complex was horrified by reagan rule. deep on that, we thought there was this side to reagan. gorbachev was almost obsessed with the idea that his country was on the brink of collapse. he couldn't go on like that. he would have led to disaster. and he fully also a

that process is it started in geneva. and the 1st thing that happened was i'm sure i've came in and they were taken, i pre arrangement to a special room fireplace. and the 2 of them sat just went on one and they went much longer than people. so i remember every white house as a guy whose job is to go and stand obnoxiously, to make clear time with them. they came out of me and he said, sure, i better go and break this up their way over time. listen, stay out of there, the more they sit together, the better offers was you the, it's a low level of though the law, national of the most important thing achieved in geneva is increasingly forgotten about your zip piece. and we'll see what we need to be aware of it. so i'll repeat it, michelle, and you're going to show you when you look in the media in geneva, we agreed to looked at nuclear law. must never happen. i wouldn't know when she has a visa, she jojo lay why, what we want a nuclear arms race, yet if there would only be loses and the whole world was under threat. but he vi

we appealed to the international committee of the red cross, which, not based on the geneva convention, should also receive any information from the russian federation. just the procedure for verifying these lists should be confirmed to us by the international committee of the red cross, there is no answer, the answer is that russia also does not provide them with any information, so in legal language i i can tell you that at the moment we do not have confirmed lists of the dead and wounded in relation to those lists that hmm exist and were made public by the mass media of the russian federation , we really have reasons to believe that they are not entirely true, this is also due to communication with relatives of prisoners of war and they themselves conducted an analysis of these lists, a lot of things match , therefore, based on this evidence, we can say that there is no trust or there is 100% confirmation that these lists are real, as in this year, regarding where and in which the defenders of mariupol who were captured by the russians are in the conditions. well , our intelligence

in geneva which says that it doesn't agree with the findings that are in the u.n. report. the words in this match what the chinese ambassador to the u.n. in new york told me earlier when i asked him about the report ahead of its publication. >> we are firmly opposed to such a report. we all know so well that the issue is completely fabricated lie out of political motivations. its purpose definitely is to undermine china's stability and to obstruct its development. >> the timing of the release of this report is significant. >> this report the high commissioner for human rights first commissioned her team to work on it over three years ago. they have been working on this we were told about a year ago it was almost finished it it did not get published. when she went in may to see the situation for herself, the report was not published then either. there were lots of people asking why was being suppressed. someone said i will publish it before i finish in my job. she said she was not going to seek a second term. whether that was linked to her criticism -- criticism of her trip

. ♪ >> let's bring in our guest in geneva, dr.ret harris, a spokeswoman for the world health organization. jeffrey lazarus of a research group for global health, in dublin. and sarah, interim african director for the campaign. i hope to begin in geneva first with margaret harris. the w.h.o. released six key policy documents. are they a blueprint on how to do things better? margaret: indeed, a distillation of what we have learned in the last 32 months of this terrible pandemic and we have learned important lessons. also, a plea to governments to apply them. now is the time to double down, not relax. host: sarah, it must be disappointing for you that the w.h.o. has said the end is in sight and released these six policy documents, but the african continent had huge amounts of trouble getting vaccines, distributing them. there is no specific policy document for the african continent. that must be frustrating. sarah: one thing we had, awakening, not just the debilitating crisis it brought, but the twin economic crisis happening and unf

geneva conventions and the conventions of the rights of the child.tection of the most vulnerable and defense of the victims of war remains our priority and recall on the international community to hold the perpetrators accountable and protect the ukrainian children's rights to identity including their nationality, without a full interference. mr. chair, forced transfers. another element of the long list of serious violations by the russian federation that amount to war crimes and even crimes against humanity. it is all the more deplorable that the russian federation presents ukrainians not as refugees or migrants from 20 or in part victims of russian violations of international law. for this reason, accountability for human rights law should remain our priority. we call for bringing of the perpetrators to justice. we continue to support the work of fact-finding investigations by the relevant international organizations to examine these violations. we have supported the establishment of the dedicated human rights council inquiry and we are part of the

, and i really hope that if the red cross is not able to fulfill its obligations according to the genevaonvention. perhaps the un will take it up and create an independent organization that will not include russians, who for some reason are still fighting the un for me. to be honest, it’s really strange how they can be there when they are uh the party of the murderer ah and will go to look for those because they have already been uh scattered around different cities, a lot of people have been persecuted and many of them are not found at all no information well, first of all, there is no information at all, it is about the commanders, it is not clear about any of the commanders, where they are, what they are, it was different information, then they are in moscow, then they are in donetsk, then they are again in moscow, then somewhere else and it always comes out simply eh and again with on the russian side, but to trust the russians is not to respect oneself, so we really hope only for international organizations that will be able to push through sanctions. i don't know because of any oth

guarantee everyone who will be detained by our soldiers will be treated according to the venice of geneva ukrainian military continues to release populated areas in the kharkiv region and the southern buz direction. this was reported by the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine, as they noted that due to the safety of our servicemen, official information will be provided later. ukrainian aviation also supported the infantry. air defense units destroyed 17 russian strongholds and ammunition depots. an enemy pontoon crossing was also destroyed among the troops of the occupiers, panicky moods prevail among the personnel who arrive in ukraine for reinforcements, the number has increased self-propelled guns, the russian leadership is constantly looking for new sources of replenishment of reserves, promising a high monetary maintenance and a social package, trying to recruit volunteers among retired military personnel in the kyrgyz republic through groups on social networks, the armed forces of ukraine destroyed an enemy defensive crossing near novaya kakhovka . capable of further use in

and for more i'm joined now by onions kenema in geneva. she's the secretary general of amnesty international. this human rights organization that has been flagging human rights abuses, engine shank for years. ah, thanks for joining us. and yes, do these allegations match amnesty findings? yeah. oh good much them are. they found the crimes against humanity we forgot to detention and discrimination. they from syria of human rights violations, waiving the detention a motel to torture, sexual violence, violation, so reproductive rights, they hold on by issues of freedom of religion. so overall, they matched very way. what we found with human rights watch found went to number of other legal human. my so gonna position as found, but they add something. ease again, chandra, that report because it's coming from the un because it's coming from a high commissioner rule. until recently it was really doing everything she quit to avoid a criticizing china. and because china has made such effort to send, so the report. so the fact that keeps coming out

in accordance with the tard geneva convention, allegations are incidents of miss treatment must be properly investigators and perpetrators must be held accountable for violations. the international committee of the red cross must be given access to all p o w was. finally, mister president, we are deeply disturbed by the disrespect for international humanitarian law. in this war. i'm resolved to ensure accountability for any international crimes taking place in ukraine. we cannot and will not accept impunity for such crimes wherever they are. course, once again mister present, we call on russia to and it's aggression comply with its obligations under international law and withdraw unconditionally from the entirety of the territory of ukraine. thank you mister president. shall i thank the representative of ireland for his statement, and i now give the floor to the representative of the united arab emirates. thank you mister president. and i'd also like to sign car briefers, u. s. g to carlo and a s g bronze caris for their sobering updates. and i also take note of the briefing of miss trick.

not only in new york, but in geneva, rome, vienna. but with this additional money, funding we have been able to recruit for americans not only in new york but also to the office of the high commissioner for human rights in geneva and also in bangkok in the regional economic office. so you're absolutely right. getting well qualified americans into the pipeline at the junior and mid level is key. of course we also advocate for special representatives of the secretary general and other senior level positions, as well. but we are very grateful for the bipartisan support that we have had from the hill pushing forward with advocacy for american citizen employment in the system. >> thank you, and madam chair, i yield. back >> i now recognize the gentleman from california, congresswoman sherman. >> thank you. last month the former united nations undersecretary general for humanitarian affairs and emergency relief focused on the famine in tigray. and we saw that the ethiopian authority is, aided by the -- authorities have used food as a weapon

convention, the geneva conventions are different, you did not rape, did not rob, did not shoot, youmbatant, then after a while you will go to khabarovsk, maybe even before the new year i'm kidding, i'm kidding myself, i violated the geneva convention, it's a very separate story, you have to agree with all of these conventions, that is, i think that they can be used for reconstruction, but a lot of our prisoners are in the hands of the russians, especially the defenders of mariupol. it seems to me that even three to one is possible. takes away three of his mobs, these mobs, give us one of our defenders of mariupol, that is, here the price may already be different, but it is, well, from our political command management, they decide there whether the exchange rate is relevant or not, well, accordingly, the operational reserve is russian, we understand that they could try to break through to the raisin or something similar. so, they could try to wash away the defeat they received in the last few days with some kind of offensive of their own, but to what extent i understood that they lac

and please tell me who from the ukrainian side will be represented at this geneva conference and how should ukraine behave? well, in fact, in response to a blatant insult from the aggressor, well, i don’t know for sure why, well, in general, traditionally, ukraine sends specialists to participate in such events. experts from uman and veterinary medicine from leading scientific institutions. which ones can actually contribute to the quality of the whole question. please tell me if there is a risk that by accusing ukraine of spreading certain viruses, russia itself can spread certain viruses on the territory understanding ukraine very well, let's say that now russia controls a part of the territory in the east and in the south of our country, and it is from there that she can simply spread some viruses and then blame our country for it. well, i can't be part of it. i'm sure because well, i don't have any relevant information about that, i think that everything can happen. and please tell me what should be the effective part of this conference. again, it is an initiative . of the united

human rights council in geneva. it is focused on violations and abuses of human rights and of international humanitarian law in the context of russia's aggression. this is the most robust type of investigative mechanism that the hrc can establish. it is the first time in its history it has established a commission of inquiry related to russia. on the icc, we, the u.s., support the documentation and investigative capacities of the icc. it was in washington, and met with us, the affairs bureau was meeting with our folks on the criminal justice team. accountability using all of these mechanisms is absolutely essential. >> there are more displaced people on earth now than any time in human history. climate change and conflict continues to force millions of people in their homes each year. the wars in ukraine and ethiopia and the end of the u.s. war in afghanistan have caused -- contributed to this largely. with a famine moving in the horn of africa and a food security crisis looming, it will get get worse before it gets

this is a provision of the fourth geneva convention and international law.iolation of this principle represents a war crime. mr. president, what is the experience in ukraine is a obsolete changing prices -- constantly changing crisis. this represents a priority and a challenge. various united nation agencies and humanitarian organizations have warned of the risks based -- faced by some groups. allow me to mention a three such groups. first, women. a few months ago, we heard from u.n. women about the public health risks faced by women in the region. a special representative has already warned of the impact of facilities on the disruption of services for the victims of sexual violence. she insisted on the importance of addressing these threats posed by human trafficking for sexual exploitation and prostitution. for this reason we believe all of the humanitarian action responses and strategies must have a clear gender perspective included. children. the unicef has been unequivocal in noting it is crucial to ensure the immediate identification, registration, pro

chemical and biological protection of the armed forces, said this ministry of defense represented in geneva parties to the convention on the prohibition of biological and so strong weapons and ukraine was able to explain why it tried so urgently to destroy all evidence of joint experiments with the united states, and the question remained from the answer. how this work influenced the etymological situation in ukraine and it is not surprising in recent years. it did not improve, but worsened, and kirillov also noted that due to pressure from the united states, only 89 countries out of 184 came to geneva this time. the explanation of the united states and ukraine regarding the export of strains and biomaterials of ukrainian citizens and ethical standards when conducting research on low-income military personnel, as well as on one of the most vulnerable categories of the population, patients in psychiatric hospitals. when discussing this issue, the american delegation acknowledged such facts, while noting that the transfer of samples of pathogenic biomaterials to the united states was not freq

they sank dozens of ships, including soviet ones, and geneva burned in neon, an international conferencehered, the british did not want soviet participation and played along with the italians and a nazi, but the head of soviet diplomacy. maxim litvinov insisted on decisive measures , supported him, france, the neon agreement demanded to counterattack and destroy any submarine that attacked a merchant ship, pirate attacks almost stopped, but later england and france made a deal with the aggressors in all directions on september 14, 1984, the screens came out movie. a scarecrow that took over the whole country, the psychological drama became the first in soviet cinema, where it was shown that children are capable of cruelty and mass persecution directed by rolan bykov took a picture based on the story of vladimir zheleznikov, the sixth grade comes, the new girl is called a scarecrow at the bottom, they scoff, just like her grandfather, an eccentric collector of paintings, the girl is brought to severe stress. the main role was played by kristina orbakaite . sophia gubaidullina and popular

prisoners of war have the right to communicate with their relatives, compliance with the norms of the genevaerefore every russian prisoner of war will be able to call home once every few days, all these conversations will be recorded and saved on the server, meanwhile, freshly mobilized occupiers who urge their fellow citizens to avoid mobilization for war , please, on the territory of ukraine, two old september 2019 , of them 40 women, some pregnant all who returned from captives need medical or psychological help, 90% have moral and physical exhaustion due to their pressure wounds in captivity, in fact, no one treated them, how are the released defenders of the mariupol garrison returned to everywhere, tsn correspondent andriy tsaplienko saw them in 7 months , they went through the double hell of battles on azovstal and a camp for prisoners now they need the help of doctors here in the rehabilitation department former prisoners spend four or five hours a day already want to return to the system and hurry to it is worth saying, doctors say, captivity causes injuries that cannot be seen on a

information from the international committee of the red cross, but it is worth starting with the genevand hague conventions, which prescribe methods the treatment of civilians and prisoners of war, as well as what weapons can and cannot be used at the end of the first world war, the term crimes against humanity appeared, there are also war crimes according to violations of various statutes, and after the second world war, the convention on the prevention of the crime of genocide appeared, which recognizes genocide crime all these potentially criminal acts are usually dealt with by modern international criminal courts this is one way of doing justice if you manage to bring people to court and do justice to them, all modern courts require that they try a person and not a state, the only way to judge a state is the international court of justice for violation of treaties and as i have already mentioned, one of the most famous treaties is the convention on the prevention of the crime of genocide, but to bring a state to the international court of justice is very it was difficult, it was pro

and therefore the others are most likely not in any danger, except that russia, in violation of the genevailizing people for the so-called life of the trenches , that is, for some the work of the e-e is related precisely to the military infrastructure of the occupier, which is not directly prohibited by the fourth geneva convention regarding these reinforcements, yes indeed they are trying to transfer some of the manpower, but the volume of this transfer is not increasing. ukrainian counteroffensive somewhere on august 29. they do not exceed a few thousand people and this is really not , so to speak, the summer parts of the summers, they transferred more, uh, at the beginning of august, the elite, well, in quotation marks. of course, these are paratroopers and now the last additions, so to speak i didn’t go , i didn’t even try to go to the right bank - these are chechen kadyrivets from the national guard, there are 1,300 of them, and at least half of them are now hanging out near the ditch in the nearest villages, patrolling the territory, so to speak, in order to detect fugitives russian

have what we have, but the russians use, let’s say, advanced technologies that somewhat violate the genevaions for the task, there are torments, there are additional manpower unnecessary to the given case, that is, they do not shy away from anything, they absolutely despise any international rules with the usual laws of warfare. and this weapon is prohibited by the ends, so there are 9,000 of these iron arrows in one of these cassettes, so, look, there are certain restrictions not only there within the framework of the geneva convention, within the framework of there, in principle , there is a ban on interchangeable weapons, but it is a little different , that is, in this case, it is really an excess there , well, it cannot be said that they planned this violation of the rules and customs of the introduction of war, the use of such types of weapons, because look, it works. it is not selective , considering that the russians are shelling the targeted population of the point, you mentioned the place of nikopol. that is, well, first of all, if there are any units there, that is, it is one poi

it needs to go a before the united nations human rights council in geneva. the acting high commissioner are reading the latest report on for longer talking about the need for accountability reporting about what re lanka has done in recent months. but essentially the overall kind of assessment that the country has fallen short. that are the mechanisms. it has proposed the commitments it has made have not gone far enough and there must be an end to impunity. there must be accountability, and those are behind violations be brought to book shall anchors for administer. ali somebody who is in geneva with the sri lankan delegation, essentially talking about the progress that his government has made. he talked about a different sort of mechanisms that they are looking at, which includes a truck than accountability mechanism. a. 8 truck seeking mechanism, as well as all the things that the government has done listening to the countries that made representations after these 2. it was critics and champions. and obviously, each of them, obviously, the champions, are ta

and in particular, the $4949.00 geneva conventions and its 1st additional protocol of $97977.00 is worth recalling that in accordance with international humanitarian law, the parties to an international conflict may not deport nor move by force. the civilian population of an occupied territory. this is a provision of the 4th geneva convention and customary international law violation if this principle presents a war crime. mister president, what is being experienced in ukraine is a constantly changing crisis. hence why detecting new needs and mitigating threats to vulnerable groups represents a priority. the challenge various united nations agencies and humanitarian organizations have ruined of the risks faced in particular by some groups and allow me now to briefly mention 3 such groups. first women a few months ago we heard from you and women about the public health risks faced by women in the region. special representative patterson has already warned of the impact of hostilities on the disruption of services for the victims of sexual violence. she insisted on the importance of addres

pressure on the world in order for the world to put pressure on russia so that they adhere to the genevairst of all and in order for them to release ukrainian military prisoners because it is simply a disaster in what state well, we constantly ask about the red cross, because this is an organization that was then and the only time they say that they saw just on azov steel during the exit, so the representatives of the red cross what do you know according to the information of the son, somehow the red cross fulfilled its obligations after that, or maybe now it somehow responds, promises something red cross hey, we're going to geneva to the association, the representatives are going to the red cross this week, when the force told me about it, he said that there's nothing to go to them because they don't do anything at all, they haven't seen them once never once did they see anyone at all, someone came to them, there was no one, they were not given anything , despite the fact that our authorities tried to give some transfers, the boys did not receive them, and where was your son iryna in th

meetings the 1st and 2nd geneva meetings there work b q 8, consultation those in stock comb. then there was the truth, during which we, nonetheless last $300.00 martyrs. and there were violations by the militia that caused at least a 1000 people to be injured. for some week now, the humanitarian a week. now the janitor and choose has stopped. we would like the entire community to take into consideration that they have. yeah, many government did respect the true throughout. it's around the existence today. when you're out on the line, we have sought to avoid any excuse. there's no excuse to violate truce. we want a lasting peace in a manner like this truce showed. yeah. that indeed we do lack a serious partner with in yemen. we lack serious partners who want piece b, m. and he's know today that they absolutely need to combat victorian armed groups. today we insist on the strong position of the yamuna presidential council. we are calling for a renewal of the truth. however, this must not take place if it is not in the interests of the year. many people have, yes, the terrorist

the liberation of kharkiv oblast, their number increased significantly - says olena vysotska the geneva convention stipulates that these should be conditions in which the officers of the armed forces of the country that receives the captives live, eat, and receive medical care, we must provide them with full protection. they must be warm, light, warm, bed, food , nutrition, as well as personnel from the exchanges, this is very characteristic of ukraine and the russians go on exchange with the white bandaged with normal clothes, our soldiers are returning, well, it is clear that this is a start, how many russian prisoners were captured, the ukrainian authorities do not disclose the beginning of a full-scale invasion, 20 exchanges took place , 6 hundred ukrainian defenders returned home the russians still do not allow the prisoners of volyn to visit, in particular, neither the representatives of the un nor the international committee of the red cross can get there, at what stage of the negotiations regarding the release of the prisoners of volyn, our correspondents will tell his mother, f

, genevas, hancock of that i listed on what the slim a domino that had gotten after weeks of negotiations, a deal has been made to provide and the modeling rubia. i'm a 1000000 lifestyle. i'm to love. hello selma level. the other gentleman particularly disturbing about this case, is that the arrest the traffic or who will call, who prostituted his own daughter, shall had one of the 2 girls rescued during this thing operation. the 2 survivors are brought to this government drawn safe house. the only official shelter and iraq shot now 17 years old, grew up in an orphanage when she was 13 her father, who suddenly turned up to reclaim her. i wonder how many i want any, any one from the orphanage who shall took her to her to be in northern iraq. one approach to what i'll have to do. i mean if she can wash it for the new little me. hey, new, the new 1 o'clock for the targeting to the other survivor. new now 22 years old was forced into a child marriage at age 15. the on him up one after 2 years. muran away like another woman. and we heard from earlier, she saw dress huge at the mom car them shr

see you tomorrow. wounded monstrous consequences of the shelling of donetsk the us delegation in geneva recognized biological experiments on ukrainians and where the hurricane is heading, which raged in kursk about this right now rozhkov studios are hanging hello in donetsk today, a particularly difficult day 16 civilians killed, including two children, a dozen wounded in the morning, the city was completely burned out by massed apu and nato artillery strikes on the sokol market in the kirovsky district . three sellers of a greater number of victims died there, so many were avoided, because it was a day off at the market, a burned-out market in the tekstilshchikov area and a terrible tragedy on the baku commissars square there nato shells killed 13 people who were going for groceries or just waiting for a bus from donetsk alexander and the very center of the kuibyshev region. donetsk square baku commissars from my back you can see grocery stores in a direct hit, which had a ukrainian shell, next to a bus stop people were at the moment it is known, at least from 13 dead, among whom two c

the first conclusions were presented at a meeting in geneva . is noteworthy that the perpetrators of the meeting of the russian delegation were not there was based on the evidence collected by the commission, we came to the conclusion that war crimes were indeed committed in ukraine. kyiv oblast, chernihiv oblast, kharkiv oblast, and sumy oblast, and interviewed about one and a half hundred victims who were abused by the occupiers, beaten, electrocuted, and forced to strip naked in detention centers . gunshot wounds to the head and cut throats spared no one, the commission will in turn testify to any assurances from russia that they do not touch civilians , it is not worth believing, which we investigated and carried out without distinguishing decivil where the combatant is concerned about strikes with cluster munitions or rocket systems of salvo fire and airstrikes on populated areas in the list of war crimes of the aggressor as a separate item on a sexual basis the youngest victims of the russians say at the un only four years the oldest - 82

now that is my commission is gone and this is void in geneva. i hope he will say something in the human rights council. pick up the mountain and, and really push forward for an investigation. thank you so much for joining us. we wish you well in your retirement kind of throw former executive director of human rights watch on it's the most or is that making the news today? the governor view state of arizona has travelled to taiwan for talks on economic cooperation and high tech centers. do seuss a visit to typeface the latest in a string of visits by us. politicians that have anchored china. beijing claims taiwan as part of its territory, as the visits encourage tie when he's pro independence forces. the european union's drugs regulator has approved the 1st covey. 19 vaccines adapted to include protection against an early version of the army. kron varied, but the vaccines haven't been updated to cut the new, more infectious b a for, and be a 5 versions that in our dominant around the world, brazil's amazon rain forest has been experiencing its wo

that is, we have the geneva convention on the protection of the civilian population, ah, hmm, in a warituation, article 49 says that the occupying country in no case, and let me remind you, russia is a party to this geneva convention, ah, the occupying country in no case has the right to relocate the civilian population from the occupied territories to its own territory, and even if it does this and russia reports that they are evacuating with the aim of preserving the lives , health, and salvation of our children there, and even the convention says that if they do this relocation for the purpose in order to protect the rights of salvation, they are obliged to immediately inform the country of origin of this civilian population, that is, they must report to us about each child and report what they do not do further about adoption and the russian federation carries out adoptions according to the procedures, and i want to remind you what to do there . the secret of adoption and very often we are asked about it, and i and uh, a coddler, probably yes and in this studio , that is, human rig

russians are guaranteed detention in accordance with the norms of the geneva geneva convention.instead, ukraine needs to replenish the exchange fund or return its defenders home, the headquarters said for information on how to surrender to the russian military or their relatives should call by 24-hour numbers indicated on the screen, the next cotton in luhansk region ukrainian military hit the old bus station in the temporarily occupied svatov, inside it was a hotel where the occupiers lived this was reported by the head of the regional military administration serhii gaidai, according to his data, there are killed and wounded among the invaders putin is failing in his military strategic tasks in ukraine, the chairman of the committee of the chiefs of staff of great britain, admiral tony rakov, said that the kremlin leader will no longer be able to subordinate own ukraine, just as it was not possible to weaken the power of nato, because now the alliance is even stronger than before, says the admiral, at the same time, the russian army has problems with equipment and a lack of man

we remember that there is a separate geneva convention that describes how people who were combatants, that is, took part in an armed conflict with weapons in their hands, but ended up in captivity, and in the case of our fighters for the zone, they were also wounded there people are accordingly injured and competent. there are separate descriptions of how they should be treated. this is not only contact with relatives, which in fact was not possible, including being physically and medically supported. that is, we really see people in a state anorexia. that is, after starvation, in people who were not provided with any information, they said that they thought that they were being taken during the exchange, that they were being taken to be shot, that is, no information - this is accordingly. in addition, for example, this is the singing of the russian national anthem, does it look like this oleg sentsov used to say that they were forced to watch solovyov once a day. in other words, this is in a certain way bullying, but we are silent about the real torture, physical torture, intimidatio

law laws of war and can be prosecuted as a war crime and a crime against humanity including the 4th geneva convention. the russian federation is a state party to all these instruments and it violates them just like it does with everything else atwell, we call them sniff organizations, independent agencies and encourage again for it is to collect all the documentation available that may be used in the accountability process, violation of international law will not remain and punished and crimes committed in ukraine with humphrey those responsible. until the very last days is the president . there is a lot that has come into the open but about these unlawful policies of russia and ukraine. but what we may know may only be the tip of the iceberg. there is certainly some significantly, much more we don't know. and this the, this is the bigger story and the bigger warry. this is why if russia has nothing to hide, as they claim it should enable, needed an unrestricted access to you and bodies. the o h. c h are in the 1st place, but also to, to nothing. you don't actors into the so called filtrat

this is the governmental body based in geneva, which is the un highest, you know, human rights body. and the report, in essence, calls to the human rights council to act. the right council has never, ever condemned in a china just been deemed too powerful. but now that we see probable crimes against humanity documented in the fishing and report, it really is incumbent upon the human rights. there were 47 governments that already have condemned what's happening to jay, i hope that this report will lead to larger numbers. and finally, a critical mass with the jordy on the right council that will permit the kind of investigation condemnation that beijing is terrified. right. and i think gives us force to change. you've mentioned the pressure that the beijing has exerted to try and suppress this report with touch on the timing that it was. it was released on within hours and michelle, a bachelor, leafing. has she, in fact novels this report it as, as in fact it, it does look like china's work has been done. if, as you say, it ends up falling between the cracks of the commissioner who lea

column military summaries of the day he was in touch with us ot he i was just talking about this genevahich is to be held on september 5, and where at least the russians should be heard. well, you know, i don't understand. well, there are obviously diplomatic things. everyone should be heard, but on the other hand, everyone understands that this country has been lying from the beginning and continues to lie now, why and give them this platform is difficult for me to understand, in any case, we will monitor this, of course, i want to say by the way that the world does not really want to listen to russia, in particular, the minister of internal affairs of the russian federation was not allowed to the united states of america, there he was supposed to take part in a meeting of police officers of various states. well, interpol is there, and the united states of america simply did not issue him a visa. these are not the first , but not the last, bells for russian high-ranking officials, we remember them as a begging visa

now that he's high commission is gone and this is void in geneva. i hope he will stop say something in the human rights council will pick up the mountain and, and really push forward for an investigation. thanks so much for joining us. we wish you well in your retirement kind of throw, former executive director of human rights watch. thank you. now, a couple more stories are making headlines around the world. the governor of the u . s. state of arizona has travelled to taiwan for talks on economic cooperation in high tech sectors that do says a visit to ty phase, the latest in a string of visits by us politicians that his anger, china, beijing claims taiwan as part of his territory and says that visits in courage, taiwanese pro independence forces brazil's amazon rain forest as say it's been experiencing its worst august forest fires for more than a decade. your government data shows a number of fire alerts is higher than in 2019, which so devastating places that shock the world experts play the countries right wing president, a giant ball scenario

influence a change in legislation and do something so that this does not happen again and that the geneva implemented." specifically about a specific person, you also told it that it has a great influence abroad on ordinary people who are voters somehow convey their position to those whom they chose to represent their uh their thoughts their aspirations mrs. allo for four months your son was in solitary confinement uh no one was allowed to see him uh now you already have him did you see you were able to hug him? are you still at a distance? i am at a distance. i am in the united states and i am going to go home soon and i only communicate with him as before through messengers and in person, that is, we communicated in voice, which we did not do with him example during the entire siege of mariupol, we only corresponded with him a-a i hope that i will see him soon and will be able to assess his condition for real now i only have some indirect evidence and i am a little worried a-a a little in what conditions are they there now what were those four or four months in solitary confinement used