i gave an assessment of the articles of the geneva convention, which signed and ukraine and russia at the time of the geneva conventions on the protection of prisoners of war, including prisoners of war, very clearly state that anyone who laid down their arms must receive humane treatment, ill-treatment is illegal , violence is illegal, and it is obvious that the killing of a prisoner of war or someone who has laid down their arms, the killing or torture of this person is a war a crime according to schaefer and jordash , the case of the murder of a prisoner of war will most likely be considered by the ukrainian courts, which are already considering tens of thousands of war crimes committed by russia on the territory ukraine and ukrainian national courts may be no less effective in investigating and prosecuting these crimes than international tribunals would be, so i urge those who press for the tribunal to focus on what it will add to the investigation . the evidence of the murder of a ukrainian prisoner of war soldier is another reminder why an international tribunal is needed to inv

imogen in geneva, thanks _ though, i'm sure about that. imogen in geneva, thanks forjoining - though, i'm sure about that. imogen in geneva, thanks forjoining us. - the uk government has banned the social media app tiktok from their phones. it comes amid security concerns because tiktok is owned by a chinese company. there've been claims that the data of tiktok users could be passed on to the chinese government — an allegation the company strongly denies. the prime minister rishi sunak has been under pressure from some mps to follow the united states, and the european commission in banning the app from government devices. here's chancellor of the duchy of lancaster, 0liver dowden, announcing the move in the commons. mr speaker, this is a precautionary move. we know that there is already limited use of tiktok across government, but it is also good cyber hygiene. given the particular risk around government devices — which may contain sensitive information — it is both prudent and proportionate to restrict the use of certain apps, particularl

belarus yury ambrazevich, speaking at the high -level segment of the conference on destruction in geneva , the belarusian diplomat said that the world needs new unexpected security guarantors, asymmetric alliances and initiatives. by them, he means the shostka dkb, the meeting on comprehensive confidence-building measures. brix could play a special role in asia. belarus had a shitty presentiment of trouble and persistently called for the start of a negotiation process to determine the political and legal foundations of global security. we are as deep as before we are convinced that there is no alternative to negotiations this year, as the chairman of the csto of belarus intends to hold an international conference on security prospects in minsk in the second half of the year. in eurasia, we hope to attempt a discussion. this broad perspective will bring the world closer to recognizing the legitimate and justified concerns of each state and building on this basis in the future, a sustainable system of equal and indivisible security, with appropriate individual and collective guarantees. yu

creation of a special mechanism for the release of civilians from russian captivity according to the geneva convention of the geneva convention. for military service but there are no mechanisms to exchange civilians who are also in captivity make these mechanisms help us free the civilian women and men who there are quite a lot of people there. there are people who have been held there for three to four to five years , and already at the beginning of the full-scale invasion , there are many civilians who have not passed the filtering of the so-called camps. they are also held there. they should be released, according to the ukrainian authorities. at the end of last year in the russian 3,400 ukrainian citizens were held captive, 40% of them civilians tetyana vorozhko oleksiy osyka - voice of america download the voice of america mobile application , the application allows you to automatically bypass blocking thanks to the built-in vpn service read the news, watch informative programs and videos, as well as listen to the podcasts of the ukrainian voice of america service and that's it, we'll

processing has increased significantly and now exceeds 98% level of the disarmament conference in geneva , the belarusian diplomat said that measures are needed new unexpected security guarantors, asymmetric alliances and initiatives will raise he means the sco csto meeting on comprehensive confidence building measures. brix could play a special role in asia. belarus had a shitty presentiment of trouble and persistently called for the start of a negotiation process to determine the political and legal foundations of global security. as before , we are deeply convinced that there is no alternative to negotiations this year, as the chairman of the csto of belarus intends to hold an international conference on security prospects in minsk in the second half of the year. in eurasia, we hope to attempt a discussion. by this great perspective will bring the world closer to recognizing the legitimate and justified concerns of each state and building on this basis in the future, a sustainable system of equal and indivisible security, with appropriate individual and collective guarantees. yuri abr

what are the prospects for the treaty to be discussed in geneva today proposal exceeds demand in the russian real estate market, what attracts buyers? there are similar programs in uh foreign countries, and some are called try before you become an owner. and the central region of the country is recovering after the bad weather, which made itself felt last weekend. more than a dozen large-caliber shells were fired that night. under the dpr, explosions thundered in the capital of the republic and in the neighboring one. if we are guilty , we finally noted that the nationalists are increasingly hitting construction teams to prevent them repair civilian facilities , but even under regular shelling, the restoration of cities and towns is in full swing, the most large-scale construction in mariupol is preparing for the launch of a multifunctional medical center . mikhail chernov will tell how the construction is going the medical center in mariupol is being built by military builders ahead of schedule , now its construction has reached the finish line, a unique multifunctional facility, 14

are the relatives of the missing soldiers from the 24th brigade. structures in ukraine, including geneva. yes, no matter which one we turn to today, they have another meeting at the coordination office here , all the structures involved in the search are united. pull one thread and it begins to unravel oleg kotenko, the commissioner for missing persons, says that most of the military, about whom nothing is known for months , are later captured 65-70% are captured about the other 30% yes indeed we find people who died. and there are people we still haven't found search money in some area, our soldiers died and the bodies couldn't be picked up right away, the search groups will definitely get there after the de-occupation , the commissioner shows an interactive map where the names of those who were exhumed or points from which the military could have been captured, this is yarivka, you were leaving from there. yes, i understand it, that’s how they were active, there was an offensive by the wagnerians, oleg kotenko knows about the missing from 24 brigades of which they are looking for their

they are prohibited for use during hostilities on the prohibition of chemical weapons and by the geneva 1925 its guess who spit the rules of war they are used on the entire front of the russian-ukrainian war , their use was confirmed at the donetsk airport when our defenders were tried to be shouted down from low premises, these military personnel were probably injured grenades from cs, they are very worried about their appearance before the interview , the uniform lives in the war for a maximum of three months - this is the uniform i was in, this is an extreme task. when it will be over, here i am and say soon dear everything will be over soon everything will be fine here we will be together she is crying oleg and tarasi from bakhmut and both of them spent 10 months harrowing it, it must be extremely painful, you can see the destruction in these eyes it added to us furious at the enemy, they recently went on a combat mission in one of the hotter areas of the front, this is a forest strip, the enemy is in the immediate vicinity of the enemy, approximately 500-600 m, then they suffered a

all these institutions are relatives of the missing soldiers from the 24th brigade. here geneva yes,tter which one we turn to, today they have another meeting at the coordination headquarters, here they unite all the structures involved in the search we hope that we will be able to find at least one person and accordingly, you know it like a ball, that’s how it is until you pull one thread and it starts to unwind oleg kotenko, the commissioner for missing persons, says the majority of soldiers about whom nothing is known for months later are in captivity 65-70% are in captivity about the other 30%, yes, we really we are finding people who died. and there are people whom we still haven't found, according to oleg kotenka's group, they work in the hottest spots in areas that are completely shot at or mined, if there is information that our military personnel died in some area and the bodies are not managed to pick up the search groups right away, they will definitely get there after the de-occupation, the commissioner shows an interactive map where the names of those who were exhumed ar

they are prohibited for use during the hostilities on the prohibition of chemical weapons and the genevarotocols of 1925 and so on guess who spat on all the rules of war, they are used on the entire front of the russian-ukrainian war, their use at the donetsk airport was confirmed when our defenders were tried to be shouted at low premises, these soldiers were probably injured by a grenade from cs, they are very worried before the interview about their appearance, the uniform live in the war for a maximum of three months, this is the uniform i was in, this is extreme the task is a bit too shabby, but it is washed because the family will see them, even though it is on tv, the wife asks when when it will be over, here i am and say soon, dear , everything will be over soon everything will be fine here we will be together it cries oleg and taras from bakhmut and both 10 they have been defending it for months, it must be extremely painful, you can see the destruction in the eyes . it made us angry with the enemy. suffered a chemical attack. taras came out of the trench and looked through bino

it can be said that with the intensive meetings of the iranian foreign minister during his trip to genevahe secretary general of the organization has become more open. the united nations, from detailed meetings to questions related to me as a very important issue in the region, related issues and crises and ways to help adopt a political solution to end this military conflict, to the process of negotiations to lift the oppressive sanctions against the islamic republic of iran to the return of all parties and members to their own commitments and arrangements within the framework of the jcpoa were discussed and exchanged in detail , and in this context, the latest messages exchanged between the parties related to the jcpoa were discussed and opinions were exchanged, and armenia, norway and indonesia also visited the minister. iran's foreign affairs came to visit the foreign minister of foreign media, some foreign media who cut their hair under the influence of media creation and last autumn events in iran came to the residence of iran's foreign minister to visit the residence of the iranian

as the world's leading watchmakers show off their wares in geneva, how do luxury wristwatches stack upgainst the onslaught from smart watches.we talk to the boss of a leading retailer. we begin in france, where unions have called for a new strike day today, the 10th such mobilisation since protests started in mid—january against a controversial law, which includes raising the retirement age to 64 from 62. people in france are angry at president macron, after he pushed through the pension reforms in parliament using a special provision sidestepping any vote.the ministry of energy transition has warned that kerosene supply to the capital and its airports was becoming "critical." joining me now is christopher dembik, head of macro analysis at saxo bank. the 10th strike in a matter of weeks. what impact having on the economy? 50 weeks. what impact having on the economy?— the economy? so far, the economy _ the economy? so far, the economy has _ the economy? so far, the economy has been - the economy? so far, the economy has been muchl the economy? so far, the - economy has been much more re

in geneva and the offer exceeds the demand in the russian real estate market, which attracts buyers, there are logical programs, and, uh , foreign countries and some of them are directly called try before you become your own. ukrainian troops this night fired more than a dozen large-caliber shells, explosions in the dpr took place in the capital of the republic and in. neighboring yasynuvata mayor donetsk noted that nationalists are increasingly hitting construction teams to prevent them from repairing civilian facilities, but even under regular shelling, the restoration of cities and towns is in full swing, the largest construction site in mariupol is being prepared for the launch of a multifunctional medical center, the ward is equipped with the most modern equipment is growing and the number of new residential tower blocks. mikhail chernov will tell how the construction is going on , military builders are building a medical center in mariupol ahead of schedule. now its construction has reached the finish line, a unique multifunctional facility, 14 operating rooms. actually. helipa

and and on his trip to geneva, the diplomats can inform each other about the open doors of interaction at the global level , while it can be said that with the intensive meetings of the minister of foreign affairs in the trip to geneva is over the secretary general of the united nations, from detailed meetings to questions related to me as a very important regional issue, issues related to the crisis and ukraine, and ways to help adopt a political solution to end this military conflict, to the process of negotiations to remove the oppressive sanctions against the republic the return of all parties and members to their commitments within the framework of the jcpoa was discussed and discussed with precision and detail, and in this context, the latest messages that were rejected among the parties related to the jcpoa were discussed and exchanged. padideh with the finnish foreign minister of armenia nowruz and indonesia also came to visit the iranian foreign minister. the foreign minister's visit had a side effect. some of them were foreigners who, under the influence of the media atmosphe

eyes of a whistleblower and a patriotic military commander. witness presents this is congo. honor geneva? ah . ah. many aspects of african culture had been systematically destroyed or forgotten. the afghan films archive has been largely preserved through all of these years. when so much else was brand new, changed, or blown up a small group of people risk their lives to save the national archive. they managed to preserve the films and these records of all of the, of the afghanistan existing saving decades of history. they believe these films have something to give to the present moment. in the 1990 s, the taliban took control of afghanistan. filmmakers called this the era of darkness . ah, for to j. i'd say a majority near ski as they conduct our lamarcus e. m. over almost omega key in our samus away idea on the songs where, you know, kind of ammonium. we shocked once upon normal, where you go on, i acted on the other shade to the jango, lee lee, that awful kabul. you start matter the book command, amazon sch, key e as artificial as you can. the gag equifax good of theme kit tusky. lamb

military school, the law, fear will not make you a war, only victory under the protection of the geneva hoped that the rescuers would not die, that the rescuers would not be shot, that the rescuers would not be captured, but in the first days of the war we understood that the russian aggressor despises the rules mr. krug i sincerely thank you for finding time for the first public broadcasting channel i congratulate you i congratulate you thank you of course the work of the state emergency service is in principle difficult here i think no one will be with it to argue, but i am sure that a full-scale war is a completely different level of challenge that has become the most difficult for the state emergency service for more than a year, but in these conditions of a full-scale war, i want to say that the war in general was a big challenge for of the whole world and for our country, it is possible, our country, all the security and defense forces were the most prepared, because probably from 2014 until today, we were preparing and we thought about what would happen if we had such a neighbor

prisoners of war, ukraine is obliged and has the right to apply to the international arbitration in genevarding the relevant claims against the russian federation, which should pass appropriate sentences so that russia stops abusing ukrainian prisoners of war and violating the rights of prisoners of war . i understand that we all understand how russia will react to such sentences by the international community. but nevertheless, the presence of such a sentence will give us an opportunity in the future after war to bring to concrete criminal responsibility those high-ranking officials and those direct executors who not only commit war crimes, but who grossly commit war crimes and grossly violate international conventions and orders of international courts, and that is why i say once again that on these two fronts, public and legal , the ukrainian policy should be built today regarding the situation that is developing in ukraine today, specifically regarding the damage to infrastructure objects housing facilities and well, regarding the genocide of the ukrainian people as a whole, and here s

you are the guarantor of the geneva convention and you must do it.presentative of the red cross tell me? we work only on applications from relatives of relatives . her guardian of orphaned children. i only know three orphanages that were taken out of mariupol in russia, and i am more than sure that this list is inexhaustible. at first , the person grumbled, yes, and then they said, er , let's ask, and we prepared an inquiry now, for some reason, no one is dealing with this to the state authorities of ukraine, i don’t know why, er, we prepared these requests so that the state of ukraine, well, condemnation, yes, the state of ukraine there, in the person of some competent body, turned to the red cross specifically regarding the orphans who were er removed forcibly deported and who are now in the territory of the russian federation, these are our children, these are our joint children , we must return them, we have already mentioned the state. i think many will have

it's not a signatory though, to the geneva convention on refugees. it doesn't really have a formal immigration law like many other arab countries. so where is the hope for you in terms of changing things on the ground? i and we can just get it because as far as anything i most insane or or a big city the day or a statement and they go to the bank. i noticed that the people and i think hell age a bed or not a with a sheet. people had a chance that eating a miss barry the dog. oh yeah. yeah. yeah. so, you know, with that, well, there's a lot of hope that's coming to me from this conversation and certainly not the 1st or last that we're going to have here. it's a story that we hope to continue to follow along with your guidance, your expertise. i want to thank olivia holland and for being with us and to you for watching you next time. ah ah ah please nurse a i can, there's a, there's me it makes me handy. makes me feel those. i mean, yes, i thought the law. well, the law with, with neither side, willing to negotiate is the ukraine war becoming a forever

it's not a signatory though, to the geneva convention on refugees. it doesn't really have a formal immigration law like many other arab countries. so where is the hope for you in terms of changing things on the ground? i think and we can just like getting over the case as far as anything i most is saying or or a did she the day a payment and they go to the bank. i noticed that the people and i think hell age a bed or a a she people had a chance that eating a miss barry the door. oh yeah yeah. yeah. so, you know, with that, well, that there is a lot of hope that is coming to me from this conversation and certainly not the 1st or last that we're going to have here. it's a story that we hope to continue to follow along with your guidance, your expertise. i want to thank elisia collins and for being with us and to you for watching the next time. ah, a ah a is not a a . those me, it makes me me, makes me feel those i was with me too often of canister is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many of canister thanks to the brave individuals who

the issues of extending the deal will be discussed today in geneva by representatives of russia, andrned in our foreign ministry, the negotiations may turn out to be unconstructive. the west is sabotaging the implementation of the russian part of the agreement, so the fertilizer that moscow promised to supply to the poorest our western colleagues from the united states got stuck in european ports free of charge the european union pathetically declares, when asked about it, that no sanctions apply to food and fertilizer. but this position is dishonest, because in fact the sanctions prohibit russian ships carrying grain fertilizers from entering, and sanctions prohibit foreign ships from entering the appropriate port to enter russian ports to pick up these cargoes, and sanctions prohibit the russian agricultural bank from using the swift system . the west, with the help of this deal , serves ukraine's commercial grain exports and its own food and sometimes feed needs. here is the statement of the russian ministry of foreign affairs: out of the twenty -three million tons of products of

you’re the guarantor of the geneva convention, you have to do it.the representative of the red cross tell me? relatives of relatives i say which relatives children are not orphans children orphans it should be well the state of ukraine can turn to you and who is its guardian of orphans i only know three orphanages that were taken from mariupol in russia and i am more than sure that this list is inexhaustible i have first the person snorted yes, and then they said that uh, let's ask and we have prepared a request now to the state authorities of ukraine, for some reason no one deals with this, i don't know why uh, we prepared these requests in order for the state of ukraine to go to court, yes the state of ukraine has turned to some competent authority to the red cross specifically regarding the orphans who were forcibly deported and who are now in the territory of the russian federation, these are our children, these are our common children , we have to return them to the state mentioned. i think many people will have a question, where is the state i

to get your thoughts on debbie lee roberts defense in geneva, thank you so much. thank you. meanwhile, if it's on the way to seal an agreement on a treaty to protect marine life and by diversity you and negotiate is hoping more than a decade of talks. will wrap with a formal deal. scientists warning the pollution is damaging the fragile ecosystems of our oceans. and that more needs to be done to safeguard them. or oceans are under threat from plastic waste, climate change, and over fishing. and yet we humans need oceans. they provide us with food and transport routes. they regulate our climate and offer a range of valuable raw materials. but vast areas remain poorly protected, if at all, in particular, those that are more than 200 nautical miles from the coast, the high seas within coastal waters, you know, they're under the. busy section of a country so that country has the tools that it needs to try and protector and serve those waters as appropriate. that's not the case for the high seat straight. is the high seas are international waters. they are beyond the j

so worried about the units in geneva being coffee like c o. before he was killed gunman, i'd been fatter who she was taking refuge in jeanene, a hub for the armed resistance to his rails occupation. here in jeanine at different picture. not only do palestinians fight side by side, but government provide support to one another, even when they belong to different palestinian factions and come from different city fighters de la 0. the internal palestinian division only serves to benefit israel beard upon him. and alida ships far away from the palestinian struggle for a long time. the palestinian authority wants to curb the resistance and where against that. z as that amy is one of 6 palestinians as ready, forces killed during the day in geneva on tuesday. he was a member of the palestinian security forces before he took up arms and joined other fighters and jean engleside walketh in the colors. now is the time for us to take up arms. the young people have much more awareness and they say we have to resist and we can't stay silent against these re

russians, this is prohibited by international law, children are under the special protection of the geneva convention, now outside the borders of the russian federation the president should be arrested and brought to court, this applies to countries that have ratified the rome statute in russia , they have already declared that they do not recognize the jurisdiction of the icc and its decision. witnesses and for the safety of the investigation, however, taking into account that the conduct in question in this situation is likely to continue and that public awareness of the warrants may help prevent further commissions of crimes, the chamber believes that it is in the interests of justice to authorize the secretariat to publicize the presence of warrants, the names of the suspects, the crimes for which the warrants were issued and the measures of responsibility established by the chamber, the cabinet of ministers at today's meeting , the mechanism for the transfer of fighter jets from slovakia was approved by the prime minister de nashmagal, the slovak government today announced its made th

it's not a signatory though, to the geneva convention on refugees. it doesn't really have a formal immigration law like many other arab countries. so where is the hope for you in terms of changing things on the ground? i a because as far as anything i most of the saying owner or a civil society did she the day or a statement and they go to the back. i noticed that the people and i think age a bed. i a, a, she's people have a chance that eating or a yeah. that's, yeah, that's a very bad. well, that there is a lot of hope that is coming to me from this conversation and certainly not the 1st or last that we're going to have here. it's a story that we hope to continue to follow along with your guidance, your expertise. i want to thank elisia holland and for being with us and to you for watching the next time. ah ah. breaking down the headline still exposing the pilot, attempting to silence reporting. what did you do? what to investigate? why didn't you off the fact? there are many during that head fencer, it will have that you think effect on subsequent

let's go to a roberts, that funky in geneva. he's the chief of the agricultural meteorology division of the world, mid or logical organization. now, is there any way? misuse me of knowing if this is a one or phenomenon. thank you. as your packed background, the story stated in the summer we've had already big impacts on the drought last summer. and as you know, every year is different than the climate and the weather. but as we have seen and according to the intergovernmental panel on climate change, we do expect routes to increase in time. and the basic fact is this. as the air temperature increases and gets more, it can hold more water. it also can evaporate more water from the soil. so it's not a contradiction that we with the i p c c report, we expect more floods and droughts. so this is just what we've seen last summer. and what we're experiencing right now is the greenhouse gas emission do not reduce, and we keep on the current path, we would expect more droughts in the future. now if we don't get more rain where in our li

at this event is taking place at the opening of the 52nd session of the un human rights council in geneva, and he said that russia's invasion of ukraine caused the most massive violations of human rights . dozens of cases of conflict-related sexual violence against men, women and girls added gutarish well, the secretary general called on the international government to respect and activate the universal declaration of human rights from the moment the signature of which will be 75 years old in december. well, if russia has no written rules, neither domestic nor international, how can it influence here? well, it is important to document the important thing to declare and for the whole world to see and understand these facts of crimes , let's talk about this in particular. yes, is there any other foreign information abroad, the coordinator of the center for global interaction of the us state department, which was created to expose and counter foreign propaganda and disinformation , his name is james rubin, he gave an interview to degardia said that in the usa well, he said that they still un

and of course the geneva conventions make it mandatory to put children's welfare at the centre. they're not in danger, and, you know, there were many other options. if there was a danger in a particular area, to move them to other parts of ukraine where the danger was not present. if that wasn't possible, offer to move them to third countries, but this accelerated processes that seemed to have been implemented in the russian federation to give them a foreign nationality, with a degree of permanence perhaps, is something that required attention. and this is what also gave additional impetus to the investigation, and of course the judges looked at matters and were satisfied that the warrants as standard has been established by my office. some other news 110w. a major review of london's metropolitan police is expected to heavily criticise the force for racist, sexist and homophobic behaviour. baroness casey was appointed to examine the met�*s standards and internal culture after the murder of sarah everard by wayne couzens, a serving policeman. the bbc has been told the review — pu

he was in geneva, larisa belsky diplomat spoke in response to the submitted report on human rights violationsn the context of the 2020 presidential elections in belarus . such reports, unverified and tendentious, close the possibility of cooperation between the country and the owls of the erc and many states. here are the western states. you do not want to listen to what the government says and cynically support those who oppose the belarusian state. here they talk about the victims of the violence of political prisoners, as we have repeatedly said. we do not have political prisoners; there are people who have violated the law and suffered a well-deserved punishment is part of those whom they try to present as victims in the events of 2020. these are indeed victims, but victims of the manipulation of those who are pompously called human rights champions here, which involved them in illegal actions against the state in an attempt to overthrow state power and in violent clashes with the police, and now they are presented as victims and collect evidence of a number of countries that say about vi

this was stated by the permanent representative of belarus to the un office in geneva , larisa belskaya, a diplomat who spoke in response to a report on human rights violations in the context of the presidential elections in belarus in the twentieth year. what reports that are not verified and tendentious close the possibilities of cooperation between the country and the owls of the chp, you, like many states here, western states, do not want to listen to what he says government and cynically support those who oppose the belarusian state. here they talk about the victims of the violence of political prisoners, as we have repeatedly said. we don't have political prisoners , we have people who violated the laws and received well-deserved punishments. who are they trying to present as victims in the events of 2020. these are indeed victims, but victims of the manipulations of those whom, tut is dangerously called the champion of human rights. which involved them in illegal actions against the state in an attempt to overthrow state power and in violent clashes with the police, and now they

and israel has wrapped up in the united nations in geneva. the commission looked into allegations by both israeli and palestinian officials. it also heard testimony from rights activists, journalists and lawyers who say they've been subjected to a tax restrictions and harassment. part of the inquiry focused on the killing of our colleague al jazeera journalists, sharina ugly, who was shot by israeli forces in the occupied west bank last year. i was here as jerusalem bureau chief will leader murray gave evidence, eye witness accounts and independent investigations have concluded that the gun aimed at actually, and a lot of the voters came from the soldiers and that the journalists were deliberately targeted despite we're getting distinctive breast signs on the list and elements there is data, bruce isn't, is, will, is attacks the more knows who attended, beating them with better deliberate targeting of journalists doing the conflict constitutes it world crime opposition to the israeli government. judicial changes is growing. the 1st law passed

according to the geneva convention, none of the parties to the conflict has the right to apply extended methods of interrogation, that is, torture, but the ukrainian army ukrainian authorities. the law is not written. it is their war crime all sorts of un osce and the western public in general elementary prefer to turn a blind eye. them allowed to commit a war crime or is it something else, and i'm with you ksenia lebedeva hello, i want to say right away that this program will most likely be blocked for western and ukrainian audiences on youtube , as they already did with an interview with a dpr soldier released from ukrainian captivity, where he talks about tortured in a ukrainian concentration camp, now this page looks like this now this content is blocked in your country's domain due to a complaint about violation of laws, the ukrainian authorities do not care if such videos are distributed in the west reduce funding and the number of weapons, let me remind you that a war crime has no statute of limitations. see what's not censored on youtube billy really stigmatization or machine gu

so he's golden in geneva, and then what do you think, if you told me 100 times you said, you hear, heoesn't want to, well, i'll go to the police. that’s where i’m sulking and i’ll tell the police what you say, then they buried you, then once a friend showed up after the funeral, they might think that it was all because of the training with her death that she changed her mind so that they wouldn’t look for you. i apologized from everything i ask you not to recognize at all. this was very well known in the heart. sometimes it's better than nothing in your eyes. i have a key. you need to leave as soon as possible, before anyone knows, the casket once. she didn't get burned. so she should announce the next door to find the real one. no, nothing secret that would not become obvious, baby, let's go. i'll take you out quietly. maria petrovna and about ivan - is it true? there won't be any. please let me through to him is impossible. now there is not only a letter from the ministry of internal affairs that his granddaughter died in a fire. 5 minutes you? mistake garlic dill called i wanted to

conventions, like, here we adhere to the geneva conventions. you can say they don’t adhere, because when i say they come, there are some correspondents, or there are bloggers, or something else at once, everything is quickly warm with us. they can quickly put us on and change clothes, and they will give us time and shave and wash. yes, it was such that even the guys did not swim, because there was a bath there once a week under well, imagine, here we have a man knocking on three nipples. well, i mean shower. and time is given, well, half a minute, or a minute per person and the water is cold, firstly, well, you come from the cold constantly this frost is constantly coming and things are even given wet, that is, they were given things once a week, well, for washing, well, the white whale and they returned it to us wet, that is, even frozen, and so we put it on ourselves. well, what kind of health is there, maybe, in general, people there are simply fading before their eyes, losing weight. health will allow me to go further, i will go further wit

all border on lake geneva, one of the largest fresh water reserves in western europe. but for how much longer, not only are the glaciers shrinking their precious melt, water is flowing more or less straight into the sea. since the rhone was transformed into a veritable water super highway for industry and transport, gone or the flood plains, which would allow water to sleep in and fill up aquifers along the river or capture flood waters caused by heavy rainfall. one exception can be found near the medieval town of avignon at the e deal about the last one of the largest river islands in europe. it's flood plain forests not only serves as a refuge for animals and plants, but also takes in flood waters to allowing the rhone to spread well beyond its banks. it's an effective means of flood protection just outside the gates of avignon. a river that has room to spread out offers yet another decisive advantage says she'd blow who's been fighting for 20 years to restore this river scape to its natural state a feel from you or them. so you feel can be that. what if we give a ri

if nothing else, i have to leave a footprint ah i helped to coordinate the conference in geneva. the 1st time that indeed people had gone to the un since 1926. and so it's been an endeavor of generations and intergenerational work. madam chair, i have had the honor and privilege to be at the heart of the 2 largest american indian gatherings today. both holsted and standing rock, the homeland of sitting, both people the hooked up a la quota and oh, chatty shock. only we, the 1st nation representatives share the same intent as the original colonists, who left the government and homelands to form a new government because they put no longer support a nation that oppressed them. they had no voice and were slaves to the elite, which led them to take their family to escape the tyranny and live as free men, so ordained by their crew were setting on the path to reclaim every thing and make them responsible and accountable. whenever big wishes has been to divest from financial institutions and when we went to norway, we met with d and b bank and they announced that they were pulling pay $2

section of the judging of e-government projects of the world summit of the information society in geneva, switzerland, the union was chosen as the top plan of the international communication union. among international communication selected the project of the national window of smart government services as one of the best projects in the field of e-government. the prize of this competition was given to the head of the information technology organization of iran on behalf of the ministry of health. smart government services have been added and about 3000 services are available to users in this way. thank you for your cooperation. in less than an hour , we will be at your service with another part of tabatabai. let's use it, student there is outside the field that the most important area of ​​​​retirement reserves of women consume strategies and horizons of the free zone because we answer half the number of the first and evaluate and judge with you at 23:00 the news network of the teams that are burning the rest of the roaring guys. they were on the side of the embankment, we crossed the r

it is prepared without the need for the geneva agreement for everyone the people who can be used beforee taken on the cells of one of the people themselves and it is injected after a series of processes into the individual . iran, along with the advanced countries of the world, has started the extraction, separation and differentiation of all kinds of stem cells from embryonic origin, adult origin, cord blood origin, cord tissue violet, umbilical cord tissue origin, tooth root origin, the extraction, separation , and differentiation of our country's incarnation with this technology. treatment of many possible diseases and disorders it will be soltanian of sedav and tv news agency. the comprehensive cancer center is one of the most advanced and well-equipped cancer prevention and treatment centers in the west asia region . it was opened yesterday with the presence of the president. in this center, screening services, diagnosis and treatment of all cancers are performed in this center. the most and most equipped equipment used, such as this robot, when you enter the center, the robot gree

and we can now speak to jessica battle and geneva, she is a singer global ocean governance and policy expert at the world wildlife fun. welcome to the w. so we understand that you lead w w f team at the negotiations for this new you and treaty. so what do you make of it? just how significant is it? yes, it's hugely thing this again, this is there is a introduction said a multilateral deal between many countries that, between countries that have coastlines come to the have industries that traverse and use the high seas that but it was a landlord countries, countries far away. that's really interesting by the high seas that it is. it is an area of the planet that is true global commons. it belongs to everyone, but everyone's responsibility to make sure that we do not deplete the resources that they can provide for us into the future. so it's a huge deal to get this collaboration them. all that said, we do have to remember that policing international waters is very challenging and has been almost impossible to guarantee in the past. so how can this treaty ensure that, let's say something