geneva has its own specifics.u rightly said, there are a large number of organizations of the un system here, of completely different nature, completely different focus, with completely different mandates, mainly and in most cases. specific mandates, expert mandates, requiring expert study , the participation of relevant experts, not even politicians , but representatives of various relevant departments and organizations, so our task here, as a representative office, is to coordinate this work to determine those areas that are the highest... priority, there are quite a lot of them, but in addition to the so-called field and the un office in geneva, these are also completely independent organizations, such as the world health organization, the international telecommunication union, the international labor organization and the whole a number of others. international labor organization, ilo - the world center for the protection of workers' rights. the first international labor conference took place in 1919. it adopte

it is here in geneva that the european headquarters.’s just say how these international organizations interact, what is the role of your office in these communications. the uniqueness of geneva is that here, well, firstly, on the one hand, there is a very large family of the united nations organization, here our secretariat is located, our office, this is after the office in new york, this is the largest office of the united nations organization in world, here. there are many parts of the secretariat that represent different areas of the secretariat's work, for example the office, the office. high commissioner for human rights, office of the high commissioner for refugees and so on. the reality is that the situation in the world, unfortunately, leads to the constant emergence of new refugees, so to speak, displaced persons. and we deal with the problems of people who are forced to give up everything, leave everything, their home, relatives, work, their school, friends, and wander to different places. the office of the un high commission

convention and international law on military occupation, further reiterating that the geneva convention of august 1949 on the protection of civilian and time of the war applied to the arab territories occupied by israel since 1967, including jerusalem in particular, article 49 of the fort geneva convention protects against colonization of occupied territory by providing that occupying power may not carry out the evacuation or transfer of any part of its own civilian population to the territory occupied by it, yet the transfer of 75000 israeli settlers and the building of settlements in the eastern jerusalem and the rest of the west bank have been deliberately carried out with the intention of acquiring the territory through the facto and the jury annexation, including through colonization, confinement and fragmentation of the occupied palestinin territories. not only the security council and the human rights council, but also the general assembly reaffirmed the principle of inadmissibility of the acquisition of territory by force condemned and rejected. that israel measures aimed at alt

well, let me remind you that we talked live about the work of the conference on disarmament in genevaened last month. representative of russia, at the un office and other international organizations in geneva, gennady gotilov. gennady mikhailovich, thank you. dutch yandex envy will sell the yandex business to a consortium of russian investors and will cease to be the parent company. the total amount of the transaction is 475 billion rubles. in this case, the equivalent of 230 billion rubles will be paid in yuan outside russia. this was reported on the it giant's website. the parent company will be the international company yandex joint stock company, a private independent organization whose shares will be traded on the moscow stock exchange. yandex will retain almost all the assets of the yandex nv group, except for foreign startups and the data center in finland. the transaction parameters take into account the standard requirements for a discount of at least 50%. until july 31, yandex nv will change its name and will stop using russian yandex brands. american tv presenter tucker car

can you tell us more about what she had to say there in geneva? well, she really made the point that in germany that the german foreign minister, seeing the suffering of all sides concerned germany. no german representative ever goes without stressing that the how mosse terrorist attack sparks the fight to it's yes, that is built to it's balanced by international law. and the international court of justice is owed to it to be more capital, to, to consider the 2 monetary needs of civilians. so she was trying to, so a very balanced view and, and need us to say really that the very different use this is now internationally a minority view. and the criticism of israel is mounting. and so is the criticism. most of the german position here all set in the human rights council mccain. i think you were going to have to leave it that we thought some technical issues, but that's the w mckayla cuz not reporting from geneva. thank you. and here's a quick reminder for you of our top stores today. and gray farmers in brussels have some tires and sent them a ligh

the geneva motor show will be opening _ legs. the geneva motor show will be opening its _ legs.he geneva motor show will be opening its doors in a| will be opening its doors in a few hours. let's bring you some breaking news. volkswagen and chinese ev firm xpeng are saying the first car that they plan to develop together, which will be an suv, to which they will be an suv, to which they willjointly source parts, the announcement marks a step forward in a partnership made injuly when volkswagen said it would buyjust under 5% of xpeng for around $700 million with close to jointly launch two ev models by 2026. the purchase was completed in december, volkswagen is trying to regain market share in china lost to local rivals, that is interesting. lots of news coming out in the next few days from the geneva motor show. finally to gender equality in the workplace because the uk has slipped down the rankings of developed economies in an annual women in work index, compiled by the consultants pwc. among the key concerns, a rise in the gender pay gap here in the uk and a lack of progressiv

our correspondent in geneva. okay, the section that has to do with election. now, iran preparing to hold two major elections. friday, the nation will go to her polls to pick members of the parliament and also members of the assembly of experts in two separate elections held simultaneously. nine, nearly 15,00 candidates are competing this year, a record number since the victory of the islamic revolution 45 years ago. farzan ashurian has a report from tehran. iranian people are preparing for the friday's elections in which they will vote. vote for their representatives in parliament and assembly of experts, thousands of candidates including women and the young generation are vying for the seats. nearly 15,000 candidates are running for the election, of these candidates 12% are women and 63% belong to the young generation, which includes young activis aged between 30 and 50 years old. islami also mentioned different political... all of the country's political spectrums including principalists, reformists and independents are among the candidates, a close contest

we're going to cross over to geneva joined by press tvs gisu misha ahmedi. gisu, we'll start from where you are right now, go. please, well, actually, i'm glad that i had the opportunity to talk to you right now, mazia, because the ongoing events here at the un headquarters is really important here in geneva, as you can see, i am in a full in a room full of representatives of different countries from around the world, and we're just going to move aside so that you can see all of the people that are attending this side event, and at this moment, as you can see, the iranian foreign minister is a... addressing this sideline event, this is event that has been organized in support of and solidarity of the palestinian people and the people who are suffering israeli atrocities in gaza and the iranian foreign minister is insisting that there should be a dialogue in order to solve the situation and also he has calling for immediate seasfire pointing to the papet over ' 100 thous people have been directly killed by israeli bombardment and many others are suffering the

shahrar hosseini, correspondent of geneva broadcasting agency. the diverse arrangement of sima on the eve of the spring of the qur'an and the spring of nature. from party to underground the new season of the tv series nonkhe will also be broadcast this year during nowruz. nouri and friends are among the snow and the storm. one of the sequences of the new season of nonkhel elahi , i will go back to you. it is not a pity that you are left with salman. by the way, we went to the direction of kerman, we went to sistan baluchistan, in fact, in this series and god willing, in the sequel and these will come back, i swear, we are in our village, the people of kurdistan region, a large part of the story of this season takes place on the roads, i think the first thing is the road that we do not have a fixed location at all, actually a location our main one is a minibus. we travel from kurdistan with this minibus, we go to the south of the country and come back again, and when we come back , we have work in the mountains again. in this season, saeed aghakha

gisumi shah ahmadi, press tv, geneva. that's it for your latest here on press tv, everyone, thank you for joining us and goodbye for now, depress. now entering its uh uh fourth day, we're looking at some uh from the environment to business and economy, to civil and human rights, to treaties and agreements, to war and conflicts, we bring you the overlooked aspects of world events and news from the far flunged corners of 10 minutes only on press tv. αυτό είτε καταψηφίζουν τις απεριακές. this is my book and this is a piece of mineside one and uh well the us israel genocidal war in gaza continues for the 145th day with death doll nearing 30,000. the us president had few words to say about a truce deal that's being discussed, licking on some ice cream. he said that there will be atris by monday, well this goes flat against what hamas political bureau chief of sma has said, and also the hamas rep in lebanon osamahamdan. in this edition of the spotlight we will look at the genocidal war and how nothing has prevented civilian.

goodbye to you, but i would like to mention that we also have the trip of the foreign minister to geneva, switzerland. today is the second trip of mr. amir abdullahian, our foreign minister, to participate in the 55th annual meeting of the council. human rights traveled to geneva , he gave a speech in this meeting yesterday, as well as in the high-ranking section of the summit , there was also a meeting on the special issue of palestine, which was held in geneva, and mr. amir abdullahian participated in the bilateral meetings on the sidelines of these meetings. he had, among other things, with the head of the international committee of the red cross, who presented the memory of the discussed martyrs to be displayed in the museum of the human rights council . he also talked with the foreign ministers of some countries, including the foreign minister of vietnam. now we continue this. we have the trip and the news for our dear audience we were supposed to have a conversation with my colleague in geneva, but now it was not possible , but i would like to say one thing about the news in gaza,

i'd like to start this off in geneva with alfred. your perspective, how significant is this hearing on the israeli occupation? personally, i believe that every hearing before the international court of justice creates precedence, and it is important to show that there is opposition, worldwide opposition to the war that israel is waiting all the palestinians and in the manner in which this war is being. waged, which is certainly genocidal. now for your listeners and viewers, you should understand that there are several proceedings in progress. the hearings of today that will go on all week and next week monday our hearings on the request of the general assembly for an advisory. opinion on the question, legal consequences arising from the policies and practices of israel in the occupied palestinian territory, including east jerusalem. now this is an advisory opinion, not to be confused with the pending contentious case under the genocide convention of 1948, which was submitted by south africa and has garnered the support of countless c

speaking before the unhuman rights council in geneva guter said that even now humanitarian aid in gaza is completely. insufficient, he had international humanitarian law remains under attack in gaza and repeated his calls for sease fire. the un chief said the catastrophic situation in gaza also shows the ineffectiveness of the security council and underlines the need for serious reform to its composition and working methods. gutieres stressed counsel's lack of unity on israel's enslot on gaza has in his words severely or perhaps fatally undermined. its authority escalation of violence between the israel regime and hezbollah in southern lebanon hizbillah hitting israely army command center and occupied nafa city with 60 rockets in retaliation for israel's attack on balbec in lebanon. mat has your update. this is the first time since the beginning of the confrontation that the israeli military. launches attack on the town of valbak and this city of course is considered is in the northeastern part of the country, so it's pretty much further away, but it is considered also a place where yo

. it has actually been a trip jam packed with meetings. we arrived in geneva, the foreign minister has held lots of bilateral meetings, accounting up until now 12 bilateral meetings were held uh in the room that i'm standing right now, the farm minister uh did address three different sessions, as you mentioned, one of them was the high-level meeting of the human rights council yesterday, there was a disarmament meeting and also a sideline event where representatives that was from um "almost all the countries around the world were present there, rallying support for palestine, the people in gaza and of course demanding immediate cease fire, and the iranian farm minister was one of the the first speakers to address that session, and also there was the saudi arabian farm minister, the farm minister of egypt and it was interesting to see these countries also coming together in order..." to form a united front demanding for uh immediate cease fire and of course to alleviate the situation of the palestinians, so considering the fact that the foreign minister has also held meetings with the h

kisum shah ahmadi, press tv, geneva.. the sun shown to announced the beginning of new day. it was the 13th day of the war on the gaza's rap. look at the missile. what did we do to deserve being hit by this? the army bombed the children on the beach and destroyed our houses. they killed children, men. women and old men, i have other place to go, so now my children and i are homeless. it is the israelis habit from ages, they say that children fire rockets. this week on expose, western broadcast media inactively assert that zionist war planes targeted hisbullah weapons depots in southern lebanon, whereas they actually struck residential areas. zionist mainstream media miss leadingly report that iran warned hezbulah against provoking a full-scale war with zinus israel, whereas the truth is, us media openly disclosed that a widespread israeli entity campaign against hisbullah is currently undesirable. for the us, and a recent survey indicated that 90% of lebanese citizens squarely placed a blame on the united states of americ

gisumi shah ahmadi press tv, geneva. that's wrap for now, but stick around to we've got plenty more to come here on press dvc soon. named after the longest river in the world, it's now become the largest e-commerce company on the planet. it started as a bookseller at discount prices, but grew so much to sell almost everything through breaching rules of the game. watch and hear more about amazon in this documentary. either you're with us or you're with the enemy? there's no in between, and that doctrine still. لو وافق صدام على كل قرارات الامم المتحده وعلى كل ما تريده الولايات المتحده لكان قد اطيح به. كان المفروض عندما يسقطون النظام يسلمون الدوله للمعارضه هم اسقطوا النظام والدوله معا وسلموا المعارضه صراع على السلطه. اول من وجه ضربه للامريكان في العراق هي الفصائل الشيعيه المدعومه من ابو مهدی یک سؤال بزرگ. در مقابل آمریکا ایجاد شد که شما اشغال کردید آمریکا را چی عراق رو چی به دست آوردید ايضا كان عامل جديد غير المعادله لذلك الامريكان اسقد بيده في فتره ترامب جاءوا وقالوا بصراحه هذا انتهى عليكم ان تتخذوا موقف اما معنا او ضدنا.

to cross over to geneva joined by gisu.r will be giving his address for all very important meetings, the first one that you just mentioned in your news bulletin, it was the 55th session of the human rights council, it was a high-level meeting and of course the points that were... by the iranian foreign minister was of very great significance, considering the fact that as he mentioned, we are witnessing the inaction and the meaningful silence of western countries that are the self-prooclaimed advocates of human rights and they always claim to be at the forefront, now we're watching them silently witnessing this the atrocities of the israeli regime in gaza, so other than that, which was of course like i said, very important meeting, after in the afternoon we are expecting the iranian farm minister to take part in two other meetings, one of them once again pertaining to the situation in gaza, we're expecting lot of other high level dignitaries to be attending that session as well, i will be giving you updates on that, and also

i'm here in geneva to reiterate iran's stance on the current developments. on disarmament. the iranian foreign minister called on the international community to demand the immediate nuclear disarmament of the israeli regime. and the special high-level meeting held on the sidelines of the 55th session of the un human rights council on the dire human. situation in gaza once again highlighted iran's role as a country that prioritizes multilateral cooperation. press tv. geneva, that's a wrap for now, but stick around, there's plenty more to come here on press dvc in a bit. writing my bike and walking through the alleys of maybud.

human rights council in geneva. in addition , they are also going to participate in the meeting of the organization of the united nations disarmament conference. in addition, there will be a meeting on palestine on the sidelines of these meetings. will be held and mr. amir abdullahian in this they will also participate in the meeting . we will cover dr. amir abdullahian's trip to geneva in various news sections. in addition to this, the next news that we will follow in the international table. ceasefire negotiations are continuing to stop the war in gaza. negotiations are supposed to continue today. at the same time as the last day of the hearings of the hague court, there are hearings of the hague court for the end of the zionist occupation in the west bank. i am discussing this issue with mr. m. it does not work. in your opinion , what is the reason for the negotiations not reaching a conclusion, and basically , what are netanyahu's conditions for the ceasefire to be realized? i say hello and good morning to your

thank you very much for that. there from geneva, i'm sure we will hear from you again. with that we come to an end for this additional world news. thanks for watching, it's bye-bye for now. nation to first proceed the successful outcome of the exercise. welcome back to the electronic interfada podcast. i'm nora barrow's frieedman with tamara nasar. today we're taking a look at israel's relentless attacks on hospitals and medical workers in gaza. we're especially focusing on the situation at nasar hospital in hanyunus. according to the palestinian health ministry on thursday. israeli forces attacked the hospital and ordered patients, staff and displaced people sheltering in the hospital complex outside into adjacent building.

the iranian minister made the remarks in a meeting with un rights chief volk turk in geneva.he stressed the need for a political solution to end the war. earlier press tv's correspondent kisum, he joined us to brief us on amir abdullahyan's meetings in geneva, she says a gaza situation has been the main focus of the iranian foreign ministers discussions in geneva. it has actually been a trip jam packed with meetings um since we arrived in geneva, the foreign minister has held lots of bilateral meetings accounting up until now 12 bilateral meetings were held uh in the room that i'm standing right now, the foreign minister uh did address three different sessions, as you mentioned, one of them was the high-level meeting of the human rights council yesterday, there was a disarmament. uh meeting and also a sideline event where representatives that was from um almost all the countries around the world were present their rallying support for uh palestine, the people in gaza and of course demanding immediate ceasefire and the iranian foreign minister was one of the uh the first speak

the final nail in the coffin of our aid programs, speaking before the un human rights council in geneva, said even now humanitarian aid in gaza is completely insufficient, head the international humanitarian law remains under attack in gaza and repeated his far. the un chief said the... catastrophic situation also shows an effectiveness of the security council and underlines the need for serious reform to its composition and working methods. gutieres said the he stressed the council's lack of unity on israel's enslot on gaza has in his words severely or perhaps fatally undermined its authority. top un court is wrapped up public hearings on israel's decades long occupation of palestinian territories. most participant nation. and organizations have strongly condemned the brutal policies and practices carried out by israel and occupied palestinian territories for over five decades. press tv's max chively reports from the hague. nations and the organization of islamic cooperation, the arab league and african union presented their arguments to the court. the first to speak on the final day o

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speaking at the 55th meeting of the international human. counsel in geneva, hussein amir abdullah, yanat the impunity of israeli official. is the main reason for the continued occupation and massacre of palestinians on the sidelines of the un session, the iranian foreign minister held meetings with number of his counterparts, including the and also the un secretary general, the 55th session of the un human rights council has been held in geneva to address human rights issues in different countries, officials also attended a sign event in solidarity with palestinians suffering from israeli atrocities in gaza. our corresponding gisu ahmadi joined us earlier with the details buse the ongoing events here at the un headquarters is really important here in geneva. as you can see i am in a full in a room full of representatives of different countries uh from around the world and we're just going to move aside so that you can see all the people that are attending this side event, and at this moment, as you can see, the iranian foreign minister is addressing this sideline event, this is event t

the iranian minister made the remarks in a meeting with the un rights chief bulkler turk in geneva. he said un rights council uh can move to probe israely war crimes. and prosecute criminals, the iranian minister said the systematic violations of human rights in gaza have caused a catastrophe of the century in the besieg trip. un chief, he will rights chief that is vowed that he will continue efforts to help ease the humanity and crisis in gaza and promote peace in the region, he stressed the need for a political solution to end this war. and earlier, our correspondent gisum shahmedi joined us to brief us on amir abdullah han's meetings in geneva, it has actually been a trip jam packed with meetings um since we arrived in geneva, the foreign minister has held lots of bilateral meetings accounting up until now 12 bilateral meetings were held uh in the room that i'm standing right now, the farm minister uh did address three different sessions, as you mentioned, one of them was the high-level meeting of the human rights council yesterday, there was a disarmament meeting and also a side

the annual session of the conference is currently underway in geneva. on disarmament.t topics with the permanent representative of russia to the un office and international organizations in geneva, gennady gatilov. gennady mikhailovich, hello. hello. the conference in geneva is taking place, of course, in very difficult conditions, when the discussion is, in fact, not about disarmament, but about armament. and nato countries have recently made more and more frequent forecasts about the possible clashes with russia. they are currently practicing this during nato exercises in europe. is working on the blockade of the suvag corridor to the kaliningrad region. how do you assess this rhetoric? is it in principle possible, now in such conditions, to conduct negotiations, constructive negotiations on disarmament? well , you know, i’ll start with the fact that the negotiation work at the conference on disarmament has been blocked for 20 years, and this is happening because the western. collective west, western countries led by the united states, they see their task in in order

president, i speaking at the 55th meeting of the international human rights council in geneva, hussainn in gaza, he emphasized, more than 100,000 human beings in gaza and the occupied west bank have been slaughtered, wounded or trapped under rapo. amir abdullahi onwarned that the world should not allow genocide and heinous crime. to become common or trend, the top diplomats said the impunity of israeli officials is the main reason for the continued occupation and massacre of palestinians. on the sidelines of the un session, the iranian foreign minister held meetings with number of his counterparts and the un secretary general, well the 55th session of the un human rights council has been held in geneva to address human rights issues in different countries officials also attended a side event in solidarity with palestinians suffering from israeli atrocities in gaza. our correspondent gisu ahmed they joined us earlier with the details as the ongoing events here at the un headquarters is really important here in geneva. as you can see i am in a full in a room full of representatives of di

iran's minister made this remark in the meeting with un rights chief bulker turk in geneva. he said the un rights council could move to probe israely war crimes and then prosecute the criminals. iranian minister said the systematic violations of human rights in gaza has caused the catastrophe of this century. un rights chief vowed that he will continue efforts and try to help the ease of the humanit crisis in gaza and promote peace. the region, he also stressed the need for a political solution to end the war, and press tv's gisu, misha ahmedi joined us earlier to brief us on the iranian foreign ministers meetings in geneva. it has actually been a trip jam packed with meetings um since we arrived in geneva, the foreign. minister has held lots of bilateral meetings accounting up until now 12 bilateral meetings were held uh in the room that i'm standing right now, the foreign minister did address three different sessions, as you mentioned, one of them was the high level meeting of the human rights council yesterday, there was a disarmament meeting and also a sideline event whe

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i'm here in geneva to reiterate iran's stance on the current developments. our government's policy is based on creating a network of cooperation and promoting multilateralism, because we believe this is the best way to overcome the challenges that we are facing. meanwhile, iran's foreign minister used the opportunity to draw attention to israel's long history of unlawful behavior during the un conference on disarmament. "the iranian foreign minister called on the international community to demand the immediate nuclear disarmament of the israeli regime, and the special high-level meeting held on the sidelines of the 55th session of the un human rights council on the dire humanitarian situation in gaza, once again highlighted iran's role as a country that prioritizes multilateral cooperation. gisumi shah ahmadi press tv. and that brings us uh to the end of your press tv news bulletin everyone thanks for tuning in a goodbye for now. this is my land and my country. it is not only the 1948 or 1967 borders from the sea to the river. i am. not ready to let go of a

and non-geneva conventions: the killing of prisoners of war, the wounded.general, how far did the enemy go in this regard ? well, this is the fact that we see, but we also see that there are, unfortunately , moments when the enemy... puts out videos, photo videos, when our fighters are captured, and that is , videos when people there give comments, so we understand, under the barrel of the enemy, yes, under machine guns, but people are alive, that is, here everything depends on those units that are fighting with our soldiers, and the actual question here is illegality for them, the question is theirs, their personal preferences, desires, unfortunately, yes, russians do not follow geneva. conventions, no one demands this from their soldiers, and simply and sometimes it happens that the russians really lose their nerves or simply the strength of human character, bloodthirstiness, they kill prisoners, but we must understand that in any case it is necessary to defend, and if there is an opportunity to keep the fighters, they need to be kept, and here, you know,

this was before the start of the next round of negotiations in geneva, between afghanistan and pakistanrough mediation the usa and the ussr agreed that the withdrawal of troops would be completed within 10 months, about which corresponding agreements were signed in geneva in the spring. the ussr fulfilled its part of its obligations, but the usa and pakistan did not. the president of pakistan, zia ulhaq, even... called these agreements a fig leaf. during the ten-year operation in afghanistan, the soviet union lost, according to official data alone , more than 15,000 people killed and 53,00 wounded, without achieving peace on this land. and washington and islamobat continued to support the opposition in afghanistan. usa actively sent money for weapons. a few years later, the government of the democratic republic of afghanistan fell, and majahed seized power. like this. this day in history , what happened here on february 24-25, social networks, calls , sending out fake news, go to a rally, all the pr agencies tied to the west joined in to encourage regional local riots, the main task is

she mediated this while the army carries out a 60 hour rate in the city of geneva. the video posted on social media by the soldiers themselves, proud and eager to show the world how they can control the lives of palestinians. of the is really raised in the dead of night throughout the west bank have become routine . this one in the time of hebron families star to helpless mother cries out desperately. caesar daughter blindfolded? i'm taken into custody. she has no idea why she's being arrested over a month later to do to barbara has still not been charged. that remains the thing. are you more often fall asleep? the whole of that if you're in the home the i'm to the in the you had the not see the had a shop a, i mean i do most of those to face for on my on the shoulders on kathy it on. so the, and we started this pushy region republic part in parents fear the worst stories of those spending years being abused while in captivity at all, well known of physical and mental abuse look is on uh, have you thought of inter desperation. and that goes to talk to amazon and as

but first, let's hear some of what mr guterres had to say in geneva.nable to act on the most significant peace and security issues of our time. the councils lack of unity on russia's invasion of ukraine and on israel's military operations in gaza following the horrific terrorist attacks by hamas on the 7th of october has severely perhaps fatally undermine its authority. they council needs serious reform to its composition and working methods. nothing can justify humans deliberately killing, injuring and torturing and kidnapping of civilians. the use of sexual violence and the indiscriminate launching of rockets toward israel. but nothing justifies the collective punishment of the palestinian people. paul adams sin jerusalem. and paul adams sinjerusalem. and when it comes to what we expect in rafah, we know that plan is being delivered, when is the public and most importantly, palestinians who would have to move, when will they find out? ., , , ., ., ., find out? perhaps not for a while. the thing we _ find out? perhaps not for a while. the thing we hav

article 49, paragraph 6 of the geneva convention stipulates that, and i quote, the occupying power shall not deport or transfer parts of its civilian population to the territories it occupies, and of cour, while the occupying power is obliged under international law to administer the territory for the benefit of the people under its. ation, israel administers the territory only, only for the benefit of its settlers and even to ensure the sustainability of the illegal occupation of others land. while annexations or claims of sovereignty over territories under the interim administrative authorities of the occupying power are strictly prohibited. israel has to exercise fair complete sovereignty over jerusalem and the occupied arab territories. mr. president, members, distinguished members of this honorable court, we believe in the first place that the israeli occupation in and of itself should be considered absolutely illegal and that we should not be satisfied with only and clearly describing its practices and policies. allow me now to move to the legal consequences. the legal consequences

it is article 33 in the geneva convention. l 33 in the geneva convention.ce. so i will notjudge constitutes the offence. so i will not judge a constitutes the offence. so i will notjudge a night but what i will tell you is it is wrong. it is morally wrong what is going on there. and no one can look at the situation and none of your viewers can look at the situation night after night and think that we should not be demanding an end to this violence. but not be demanding an end to this violence. �* �* . . not be demanding an end to this violence. �* �* , , . ., violence. but let's be quite clear, did ou, violence. but let's be quite clear, did you. the _ violence. but let's be quite clear, did you, the labour _ violence. but let's be quite clear, did you, the labour mp, - violence. but let's be quite clear, did you, the labour mp, believe l violence. but let's be quite clear, . did you, the labour mp, believe that israel has the right to defend itself? {iii israel has the right to defend itself? .., , israel has the right to defend itself? _, , , ., ., , itse

last week, geneva based human rights group euromet published a bomb show report. it said that israel brings groups of settlers to prisons to witness the torture of the abducties from gaza. the geneva based group says the regime even allows the settlers to film the abducties as they are stripped, naked and beaten with metal betons and electric sticks. group had condemned such acts of brutality as a war crime and crime. against humanity, warning that it will feel hatred and extremism. us has turned to once again vito a un security council resolution demanding immediate. fire in gaza. algeria has proposed the text and requested the un security council vote on tuesday. the draft also rejects forced displacements of the palestinians in gaza. the us ambassador of the un says the country does not support action on the draft resolution vowing that it will not be adopted. this is palestinianvoy riyad mansor recently said there is massive support for the text elements among council members. in october and december washington's security council text calling for a fired despi

arian law, including provisions in section 3 of the 4th geneva convention of 1949, article 47, and what follows: mr. president, distinguished members of the court, we are here today to make sure that they, the occupiers do not get away with impunity. the first question before, the distinguished court today relates to one of the most important and noble human rights, which is the eternal and fundamental right to self-determination. "the right to self-determination is a fundamental human right that is enshrigned among other international instruments and conventions in article 1, paragraph 2 of the charter of the united nations, providing that each state shall, and i quote, refrain from any forced action depriving peoples of their right. to self-determination, freedom and independence, and of course, and that each state shall, again i quote, encourage through joint and unilateral action the realization of the principle of self determination of peoples and of court, this right is also reatreated and affirmed in common article one between the covenant on economic, social and cultural rights

what were the relevant agreements signed in geneva in the spring?f its obligations, but the usa and pakistan did not. the president of pakistan, zia ulhaq, even called these agreements a fig leaf. for ten. during the summer operation in afghanistan, the soviet union lost, according to official data, more than 15 thousand people killed and 53 wounded, and without achieving peace on this earth. and washington and islamabad continued to support the opposition in afghanistan. the us actively sent money for weapons. a few years later, the government of the democratic republic of afghanistan fell and the majahideen seized power. this is what this day in history was like. hello!

’s statement that he allegedly intends to provide russia with a draft peace treaty at a summit in genevaonly kiev and its allies will discuss the conditions and draw up a plan. zelensky said that this would be a two-stage process within the framework. from which ukrainian officials will gather in geneva this spring, russia will not be invited to the summit, it will be an internal meeting between ukraine and its allies to effectively work out terms. the british guardian vangs that the year 24 could be the most difficult for zelensky, but if not fatal in general, to prevent the year from becoming such, we need more weapons, the head of midkuleb from requests to allies in general, i went over to categorical demands, there is a solution, there is a solution, where to get the shells, this is no secret, now they must be taken in third countries, partners must buy shells in third countries and transfer them to ukraine. i don’t have documents, i’m free, kiev really doesn’t have enough weapons , as well as manpower, but the second one is simpler, a quick military commissar will always help, on th

last week, geneva based human rights group, euromet published a bombshell report, he said his. brings groups of settlers to prisons to witness the torture of the abducties from gaza. the geneva based group says the regime even allows the settlers to film the abducties as they are stripped naked and beaten with metal battons and electric sticks. the group had condemned such acts of brutality as a war crime and crime against humanity, warning that it will fuel hatred and extremism. now to talk. more on this, we are joined by mr. paul laroodi, former us government advisor from berkeley, and also mr. eric wolberg, canadian author and journalist from toronto. isn't what the regime is doing uh to palestinians a war crime and crime against humanity, and is there any way to stop this? we've seen an overwhelming majority condemning the regimes ons slot from world leaders to uh the un itself, the security council, the icc, the icj, was still after. five months, there's no stop uh to what many people are calling genocide? well, genocide, war crime, this is the the perfect blueprint there, it has