any word you are hearing on him facing charges at the international court of the hague. >> reporter:eah, the parliament voted today to be a party to the rome agreement so that allows the former president to be tried at the hague if he is found elsewhere, and that i think shows the determination of the ukrainian people that they want to see him brought to justice, if not here, then at least at the hague. they feel he should be held responsible for the violence that killed more than a hundred people here. he is a man on the run. he was last spotted in the south yesterday morning. so the trail has run cold for now, and his chief of staff saying that he was injured -- we don't know whether -- he says he resigned, we don't know whether he was with yanukovych at the time, but the former president very much the most wanted man in ukraine tonight, del. >> jennifer glasse in kiev. thank you very much. the country remains mrpolitical and culturally divided as well. now the opposition is moving and setting up camp in one town. >> reporter: these protesters serve up their revolution with a plate

the former interior minister and prosecutor general could also be sent to the hague. >> those who held government posts and law enforcement, those who gave orders and those executed those orders, all of them will be punished. can be called to investigate by countries that -- the statute and the that establish the hague tribunal. ukraine is not a signatory but it could ask the court to convene. the security council can refer cases while individuals and toanizations can ask me icc examine crimes against humanity, war crimes and genocide allegations. but in all cases, the courts can only investigate if the country where the alleged abuse took place is unable or unwilling to do so. that could be an issue as ukraine's active prosecutor has used local law to issue an arrest warrant for you ninkovich over aggravated -- yanukovych over aggravated mass murder indicating they may want to prosecute locally. proceedings are also long and expensive. the 2012 after operating for 10 years the icc finally handed down the first verdict, finding a congolese warlord guilty of war crimes and he is set to

third summit on nuclear security which will be held at the end of march two thousand fourteen in the hague. the first limitation from the king and owens was presented to the president of kazakhstan by the minister for repairs fronts tournaments the contests were conducted on the territory and sydney pollack it's all gone the consequences of which have to be dealt with for a long time. kazakhstan is well aware of how costly this is their forties necessary for us to create a common international system which will allow for the compliance with policies he measures the path which can extend has chosen regarding this issue is supported by many countries during a meeting in auckland on topics concerning strengthening of bilateral cooperation particular expansion of cooperation interaction and trade and investments fears were also discussed as it was noted by the head of netherlands ministry of foreign affairs amsterdam is very interested in intensive it is made in the realization of companies plans to enter the list of the top thirty most developed countries. this will include the exchange of kn

and i met with his british counterpart william hague in london on monday. he said it would be an exaggeration to claim that london and berlin are pulling in the same direction on youthful with anyone is looking for german banking and repatriated key powers from brussels and a referendum on eu membership plan for twenty seventy. so what did mr steinmeier mr hague have to say to each other for the questions or correspond to get mosque in london. well that was at a very friendly towards each other but i wouldn't say they've presented each other as close allies twenty eight on tuesday endorsed activities intention to be admitted to the black sea and current price is the set that i said strong support from the capricious government of two was that so that's the very positive but generally i've said it was still quite lots of different says it was interesting that i'm closest dunlap actually a few days ago has written at least a plot to kill and every tuesday to eat when he's stressed about the world who won and that peace cannot be taken for granted in europe an

he was transferred to the hague last year after losing a power struggle with his leadership in the rebellionn eastern congo. it's not the only religion in congo where armed groups are fighting for control of gold, diamonds and mineral riches, children are being forced to fight. along the local militias that recruit children, th 600 homes e been destroyed as rebels raze villages. one remote area of the province known by locals as the triangle of death. they have met former child soldiers who have returned there. >> a few months ago these girls were child soldiers. they lived in the bush with rebels who want independence, a province in congo. the 15-year-old said they were finally rescued when some of the rebels surrendered to the congresthecongolese army. the congressga lease army fighting rebels in some province, here they get psychological help and learn a trade. some were forced to join the armed groups when their villages were looted and burned. >> some were forced in marriage, some with babies and were raped. some were only 13 years old. >> the boys stay in a different part. they also ca

and one of them would be adherence to the hague convention or to recognize u.s. court orders.ontinue to urge them to do that. but i don't think we're going to just say, you know, we're through with you if you don't do this one thing because we have many things that we want them to do. this is one of them. >> reporter: michael shannon has heard that same explanation for more than a decade. and all that time he has been fighting the court case back in maryland michael's sons have been growing up here. 12 long years. 12 years not even seeing a single photograph. but that is about to change. it's 7:05 a.m. sunday morning. the beginning of the school week in cairo. and two boys, appearing to be about 16 and 12, are walking out of the apartment building where nermeen khalifa lives with michael shannon's two sons. khalifa has refused to give cnn a picture of her boys. she has refused to allow the u.s. state department to take a photo of adam and jason. and for a dozen years has denied their father a single image. these undercover pictures, blurred to protect their identities, will be

egypt, she says, is a difficult country to deal with, because it's not signed on to the hague conventionildren's issue, which allows, in some cases, for the return of abducted kids. >> as an american citizen whose tax dollars go over there, is there no way we can't say to egypt, you want $3 billion a year for your military? give us back these 22 kids that are american citizens? >> well, i would argue that we have a very complex relationship with egypt that goes beyond military aid. we are trying to work with egypt's government as they transition to democracy, to encourage all kinds of new practices, and one of them would be adherence to the hague convention or to recognize u.s. court orders, and we'll continue to urge them to do that. but i don't think we're going to just say, you know, we're through with you if you don't do this one thing. because we have many things that we want them to do. this is one of them. >> michael shannon has heard that same explanation for more than decade. >> and all that time he has been fighting the court case back in maryland, michael's sons have been grow

. >>> a congolese warlord known as the terminator has appeared in the hague, accused of murder, rape. between 2002 and 2003, after years spent with rebel groups he was made a general in the gonega lease national army in 2009, but he defected in 2012 leading a mutiny and becoming one of the main leaders of a new rebel group the m 23. after losing a power struggle, he turned himself in in rwanda last year. he is at the hague where he is being held, he has denied allegations. >>> peace keepers shot dead a member of the crowd in confrontation at least ten people have been killed in a weekend of violence in bangui. tens of thousands of muslims have left the country fearing for theirs life. they're accused of sympathying with rebels who targeted christians communities last year. >>> australia plans to give ma lamalaysia two patrol boats to stop people smuggling. >> reporter: on the lookout for people smugglers, malaysia's maritime enforcement agency conduct patrols along the coast in the hopes of intercepting boats either arrive organize leaving these shores. around 250 people are caught by

perpetrators of crimes against humanity should he referred to the international criminal court in the hague. includepotentially hundreds of government officials and supreme leader kim jong-un. any attempt will likely be blocked by china, a un security council member and staunch ally of pyongyang. reporter is in the south korean capital, seoul. while the findings are shocking, they come as no big surprise. nothing new in this report that people who have been watching north korean human rights abuses for the past 10 or 20 years would not know already. gulags. are sent to the there are firing squads. a very messy form of execution. starvation, forced abortions. basically, the whole gamut of conducted bying the guards in the labor camps in north korea. evidence suggests these allegations are very credible. we cannot prove that. we cannot go inside these caps. there is no oversight from third parties. experts from the holocaust museum have interviewed north korean defectors and believe that what they say is very credible, given their experience of other forms of human rights abuses and genocide.

in the words of william hague, the british foreign secretary, we all know that we are at the 11th hour. it would be an utter tragedy if these species were lost because of human ignorance and greed. >> with some of the world's most iconic species threatened for the wildlife trade, 46 countries joined royalty and international organizationses in london to agree on a global response. >> today, the government leaders assembled here will sign the london declaration, commit to go several bold new steps forward, including new pledge to guess address what is the most significant problem in my view, that of demand for and can assumption of specific products from critically endangered wildlife. >> in parts of africa, animal poaching that doubled since 2007 so animal dice in the tens of thousands each year for their ivory tusks carved into ornaments or hoarded as white gold. rhinos are dying for horn worth hundreds of thousands of dollars in the black markets of asia where it's believed to have miracle medical properties, but in truth has none. tigers, gorillas, 30les and leopard are all under th

. >> we should add ukraine's parliament called on the international criminal court in the hague to prosecute the former viktor yanukovych. >> across the united states we are seeing a line of snow showers from montana, wyoming to the east. we are looking at cold temperatures, windchills diving down to minus 40, and that is dangerous if you are out there. so we are going to see the temperatures staying low over the next five days. from minneapolis, 16 degrees will be high. as we go through the rest of the week, look at the minus temperatures. overnight lows minus 16, and that doesn't include low wind chills we see as well across the region, across the north-west there's a break in the rain for parts of washington, where we are seeing more rain, towards california. it will be a good thing. the drought situation is in effect across the region. temperatures are 62 degrees. we expect to see better conditions in terms of rain. rain on thursday. 53 degrees on friday, diving down 44 degrees as we go towards the weekend. across california. we expect more rain over the next couple of days, wednesday, t

that china's current policy of aiding and abetting north korea could expose beijing to charges at the hague. the 193 member united nations in new york will take up the commission's findings next month and vote on its recommendations on march 28. question, how should president obama respond to this united nations horror report on north korea? >> well, i mean, his options are fairly limited if i may say so. we absolutely have to take some stronger position in terms of what north korea is doing. i'm not quite sure what we can really do about it because it's a very ruthless country. they are very, very strong militarily in troalings their region, and i think they'll be very, very difficult to handle. they're not going to listen to any kind of rhetoric on our part. we have very little levers of influence. >> john, the country with the real influence in north korea is china. north korea is the worst stalinist situation i think in the world for the last 50 or # 0 years. it's a total horror show. we've known about it. >> we have not known it to the extent this report describes. >> wcialtion everybo

of child soldiers is a war crime now being prosecuted by the international criminal court i n the hague. >> reporter: singing and dancing help these children with the trauma of war. it's a song they sang before going into battle. they changed the words to we're going to live a new and positive life. officials work to save more of congress goes children. they say they are not violent. they are victims of a conflict largely ignored from the international community. they are victims of the wealth that lies beneath. >> and an historic hearing taking place in spain. princess christina has been ordered to court to testify on accusations of fraud and corruption. it's the first time that a member of the royal family has ever been involved in a criminal investigation. >> reporter: royal fanfare for the royal duchess as she approached the court saturday morning. arriving from mallorca, she appeared calm, become cheerful as she greeted the press on her way inside. on the other side of the building there was little sympathy for her plight. demonstrators gathered outside. this is one scandal that ha

at the hague the international criminal court prosecutor announced an investigation into war crimes. among many of those crimes they'll investigate killing, rape and sexual slavery. >> it's now day two of a three day cease fire in holmes. 80 residents have been evacuated as part of a deal between the government and opposition groups. women, children and the elderly have been allowed to leave. men between the ages of 15 and 55 will not be evacuated. aid workers say they are ready to take in a month's supply of food. there's an estimated 2500 people trapped in homs. >> in bosnia outrage over high unemployment fuelled protests. friday marked the third day of unrest, where 25% of the people do not have jobs. government buildings, including the president's were ransacked and set on fire as thousands took to the streets. >> the protests are spreading. thousands of people across the country are taking to the streets, and between the uneasy standoffs with riot police there have been clashes. more than 50 have been injured, including police. the targets of the protesters' anger have been gove

judges in the hague are deciding whether or not the man known as the terminator will stand trial. crimesccused of war including the use of both child soldiers and sex slaves. first let's go to geneva where the new round of peace talks on syria is under way. it comes 10 days after the very first round where little progress was made. the mediator, lakhdar brahimi, began the day by speaking to both sides of the conflict separately. oppositione from the syrian national council. >> we would like to see the violence of the regime stop. over 1800 syrians were killed, half in aleppo last week because of the use of those barrels. each one can destroy a whole building. it is not acceptable that the regime would send its own delegation to talk peace while it is killing our people in syria. >> the spokesman from the syrian national coalition. jonathan crane has more on reaction from inside syria itself. >> on the streets of government-controlled damascus expectations are low ahead of the latest round of peace talks between syria's warring sides. people should stop the entering the country. th

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it does not exactly blame individuals but it does suggestion findings referred to ththe hague. we have those details. >> the three person u.n. panel has spent a year investigatering north korea's human rights, and spoke with defectors who spent time in notorious prison camps. >> the most painful was when they handcuffed my hands in the back. my hands were placed 60 centimeters above the ground. and i couldn't sit or stand. i was left alone for three or four days. that was the most painful torture. >> according to a summary of the report details not just abuses inside prison camps but throughout the country, murders, rape, political oppression and in short, times against community. the full report is due to be published on monday. the u.n. is not confirming the contents of this leak. if they are an accurate representation of the report in itself it would not be anything particularly new. these allegations run back many years. it does represent the most concerted effort yet by the international community to investigate north crease human rights record and to hold it to account. >

officials at the hague.he opcw won't comment on syri syria's new timetable but western diplomats say they concern. so far it has transported only 11% of its arsenal and is behind schedule. >> if we can get 50% of weapons out of syria, that's a huge policy victory. the only alternative we were looking at is military action, and that would have gone after production facilities. it's easy to bomb buildings, but we would not be getting the actual chemical weapons. >> syria has already missed a couple of deadlines. it's most poisonous chemicals had been handed over. june 30th deadline is quickly approaching. by which time all the chemicals are supposed to be destroyed. the syrian government has repeatedly cited the security situation inside the country as the reason behind the delays. a former chairman of the u.s. senate foreign relations committee told al jazeera he doubts the syrian government is as committed as it says it is. >> the security situation is one in most cases being created by the problems, the gov

against humanity and recommend that the case be turned over to the international criminal court in the hagueexecutions, rapes and forced abortions. experts believe north korean prison camps in isolated parts of that country hold as many as 120,000 prisoners, many of them political prisoners. china is like ly to block any move to bring the case to the international criminal court. in egypt today, a fatal attack on a bus carrying south korean tourists. at least three people were killed and 20 injured shortly before the bus was to have crossed into israel from the peninsula. this footage captures the moment the blast occurred. there have been increasing violence since the ouster of mohamed morsi. today's attack was the first again against. >>> hamas said it would not accept the presence of international peacekeepers there. palestinian president mahmoud abbas said he would accept the deployment of international troops. spokesman for hamas said in the same manner it uses against what he called israeli occupation forces, an apparent reference to suicide bombings and other attacks. >>> back in this

in the hague. 11% of its arsenal was behind schedule. >> syria has missed two deadlines, the most poisonousas supposed to be surrendered by the 31st last year. it had given up its stockpile by 5 february. that date two has come and gone. the 30th june deadline is approaching. that's when all chemicals are supposed to be destroyed. >> jim walsh is an independent international security expert at mit and explained why the destruction of the weapons is likely to take some time. >> the first step in the process is that syrian government turned over to the u.n. agency its declaration. here is what we have. this is how we store it, so on and so forth. folks were impressed when this happened back late last year. we are impressed that the declaration was complete. we have a baseline to compare how well we are doing in terms of removing chemical weapons. i'm guessing the regime will squirrel away, store some of it. if we get 50, 75, whatever, per cent of the chemical weapons out of syria, it's a huge policy victory. the only other alturnive is one president obama was submitting. they would have gone

british foreign secretary william hague met with his u.s. counterpart john kerry in washington. he said the two nations strongly support ukraine's unity and territorial integrity. >>> u.s. government officials have ordered three venezuelan diplomats to leave the country. the move is in response to leaders in caracas expelling three americans last week. u.s. state department spokesperson jen psaki announced the decision. >> we have indicated and have indicated for months our openness to develop a more constructive relationship with venezuela, but, again, recent actions, including expelling three of our diplomats, continue to make that difficult. >> venezuelan president nicolas maduro removed the diplomats. he said they were supporting opposition plots to overthrow him. maduro's opponents have been organizing nationwide street protests. he took office last year succeeding hugo chavez, a prominent critic of u.s. policy. >>> u.s. president barack obama is warning that the u.s. may withdraw all its troops from afghanistan by the end of the year if the two countries fail to sign a sec

would propose the meeting takes place in march on the sidelines of an international conference in the hague. analysts say the official's comments suggests that government leaders and soul are mindful of us calls to seek improved relations with japan while urging the country to make progress on the matter. two senior us diplomats have been left red faced by what appears to be a recording of them cursing the european union. a us state department officials suggested that russia may have blogged that call to embarrass them the four men are recording appears to have the top us diplomat in europe victorian new and discussing the future of ukraine with the country's u s ambassador jeffrey pine yet they appear to discuss the possibility of helping to form a new government. new london makes disparaging remark about the european union. how could it came in at the un help clear it and email. do you. state department spokesperson ginseng tea acknowledge the conversation was authentic. she has been in contact with their eu counterparts in and of course has apologized. santi said does she does not know w

. >>> chuck hague is expected to propose deep cuts to the u.s. military. "the new york times" reports the plan includes shrinking the farmer to its smallest size since before world war ii. and eliminate all the thunderbolt 2 attack jets because of their capability. and according to "the wall street journal" also includes limits on military pay raises, higher fees on military housing allowances. officials tell the journal that the cuts will save billions of dollars needed to protect other areas of defense spending. >>> a call for a year of action at the governor's dinner but that's not all. president obama making another call to the white house. and a nod to those possibly looking to replace him come 2016. >> tonight, we want to make sure all of you make yourself at home. to which i'm sure some of you are thinking that's been the plan all along. [ laughter ] >> may be. seating arrangement of note, vice president joe biden flanked by massachusetts governor democrat deval patrick and republican scott walker of wisconsin. first lady michelle obama between nikk

merkel's visit to london it's a red carpet welcome fit for queen dubbed by foreign secretary william hague as britain's most important partner on seeking e.u. reform and the first german chancellor to address both houses of parliament starkly different to british prime minister david cameron's low key pub lunch with his french counterpart last month all that seemed to be placed on getting the backing of europe's economic powerhouse redrawing loved his relationship with brussels after all. if not of course in this europe incentives on both sides to find a suitable agreement so what exactly does cameron want for the u.k. curbing immigration by possibly putting a cap on workers from europe entering the u.k. at restrictions of benefits claims for migrants castes aren't protections for financial regulations on britain and repatriation of certain powers back to westminster to name a few but the question is what he wants in return but would be some wins for the u.k. but you could imagine it's a tit for tat. they would have to accept something in return amid all the fuss summer of lowering the exc

the hague the appeals court has reversed in two thousand and eleven decision to block access to the website stating that the band didn't help to reduce copyright infringement political columnist ted brawl believes it's almost impossible to defend property rights in this high tech era we chose to regulate the internet display. seems to be failing that a very interesting case though because it seems rely on the concept the legal concept of arbitrary and capricious this. in other words even the lion the witch applied specifically to this i would be which it applied to all sides obviously and if they're only going after this one. and it effectively it to them. what's the point that it's unfair on but you know there's obviously broader implications such as intellectual property rights the motivation of that for example movie studios that creative people. cartoonists and writers have those kinds of people. the coffee able to earn a living so it's not going to change the balance between internet freedom and to the fact that digitization has made it very difficult for copyright holders to enforce t

they said that some uk prime minister david cameron and the foreign minister william hague and the environment and separate it will also attend the meeting. as a teach it to our closing day for two days in first at wildlife crime conference. still the international community is expected to reach agreement to take small international cooperation and how it will take all of my chairs stacked like it as taking me to go international legal framework and establishing a coordinated effort to stop so torturing and to create an educational program to what the consumers choose in life so much of the month at a week and that a man from watson has been discussed sort of what's come out as being be the biggest challenge is there actually and they don't want to end the illegal wildlife try it's actually so fuzzy topics like to think of things though. lol ing false names and to reduce to the market in mind as the two most to discuss the issues since the beginning of the conference and some ex percy eight the biggest difference beat end of our wildlife treaty and to the criminal activities is total rates giv

british foreign secretary william hague met with his us counterpart john kerry in washington he said the two nations strongly support ukraine's unity and territorial integrity. us president barack obama called his afghan counterpart karzai on tuesday to tell them. he has instructed the pentagon to begin planning for a possible full withdrawal of american troops from the country. karzai has so far refused to sign him by the collateral security agreement or bsa. that could keep american boots on afghan soil beyond the ears and the result appears to be a protracted tug of war between the afghan leader in the white house and it's the world's was at the suter reports. the us government has been on the back cause i signed the bsa on number of times but to no avail. on tuesday the white house made these for aspiration don't get the gang. the longer we go. without a signed peace the essay that by necessity the more narrow in size and ambition the mission for a post twenty fourteen force would be. yelled the bottom is rationed was to keep some us troops in place after the call but nations and

he denounced the u n's yugoslav war crimes tribunal in the hague as satanic. but they attend parent teacher accused of being the chief architects of serb atrocities during bosnia's bloody three you will. us president barack obama used his annual state of the union address to focus on the economy and the fight against income inequality and he had a warning for obstructionist lawmakers that he'd go with a loan if they refuse to work with him america does not stand still and neither will i sold wherever and whenever i can take steps without legislation to expand opportunity for more american families. that's longer than that. obama called for support to raise the minimum wage for millions of working for the president's reform efforts have been frustrated by the partisan gridlock in congress. but his winning popularity could hurt the democratic party's chances in november's mid term congressional elections american folk music geico and pete seeger died at the age of ninety four. many of his songs became anthems for the peace and civil rights movements. classics li

this week after it rules to restore users access to an online file sharing service the pirate bay the hague appeals court has reversed a two thousand and eleven decision to block access access to the website stating that the ban didn't help to reduce copyright infringement political columnist ted rall believes it's almost impossible to defend a property rights in this high tech era. anybody tries to regulate the internet at this point seems to be failing it's a very interesting case though because it seems to rely on the concept the legal concept of arbitrary and capricious ness in other words the law which applied specifically to this site would be which should apply to all sites obviously and if they were only going after this one and it effectively is what's the point and it's unfair but you know there's obviously broader implications of such as intellectual property rights the motivation of for example movie studios creative people cartoonists and writers those kinds of people have to be able to earn a living so it's you know it's an interesting balance between internet freedom and the

minister william hague had said that it is wrong to call the protesters terrorists because they are simply people who are seeking a better future for themselves however he said all sides should turn away from violence but again like catherine ashton he had put the blame and the leader squarely on the a shoulder said the ukrainian government. and there was spoke about the west's reaction was general celebrity a trance full cost and publish all the trends journal if things the u.s. is trying to mask its beauty economic interests i would like to read you a quote by senator john mccain who is in ukraine in mid december so i put this all into perspective this has nothing to do about democracy as they queue talking about this is our only business and he makes it very clear here this is this is about the future you deserve a future in europe a future of peace with all of your neighbors the free world is with america is with you i am with you so they're talking about business deals here and that's all this is about. scenes of a war zone blazing barricades people on fire as well as dead and wounded

third summit on nuclear security which will be held at the end of march two thousand fourteen in the hague. first limitation from the king and ellen's was presented to the president of kazakhstan by the minister for repairs fronts tournaments. the contests were conducted on the territory and sydney pollack it's all gone the consequences of which have to be dealt with for a long time. kazakhstan is well aware of how costly this is their forties necessary for us to create a common internationys

war iraq east west divide us secretary of state don't carry and british foreign secretary william hague the but disputed the idea that the situation in ukraine is a zero sum game one in which one sphere of influence wins at the expense of the other. the two made the comments on the colts in washington dc. this is not the zero sum game. it is not the u west vs eased it should not be. it is not. raw show or the united states or other choices. this is about the people of ukraine and ukrainians making their choice about their future and we want to work with the russian with other countries with everybody available. to make sure this is peaceful. from this day forward because obviously the terrible violence that took place in the mind on the it was a shock to everybody in the world. bully for you. to be able to look closely with european nations in the european union economic cooperation but also of coals to be able to cooperate with russia on many issues and so said to karen on both been talking to farmers to laugh all the snakes that is. and we will come tonight comes out with russia. as w

third summit on nuclear security which will be held at the end of march two thousand fourteen in the hague. the first limitation from the king and owens was presented to the president of kazakhstan by the minister for repairs fronts tournaments the contests were conducted on the territory and sydney pollack it's all gone the consequences of which have to be dealt with for a long time. kazakhstan is well aware of how costly this is their forties necessary for us to create a common international system

we are to star in six re william hague has told the uk parliament breaks and disco plenty of time in nineteen ninety four golden temple a tactic in six separate its income rates up but he said the country's advice of a negative impact on events. the rate on the temple located around two hundred and forty miles north of the tally was one of the most abundant in the government's castle against insurgents the death toll figures remained distinct its secrets claim thousands took to the authorities put it in the hundreds game of the raid was to flush out from sikh separatists it amounted to an independent study. i made the comments up to recently declassified documents suggested and prime minister margaret thatcher. since then the special forces to like india on the right on the resort. no alteration to his toes and ground assaults without the element of surprise and without a helicopter pullman elements the cabinet second triple that full use of the uk military offices of eyes had limited impact on alterations and stop the attack and into the assassination of prime minister indira gandhi

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us secretary of state john kerry and british foreign secretary william hague had expressed hope that ukraine can form an inclusive government. the was the only nation victimized by the japanese military during world war two the first thirty nine thousand chinese nationals were forced to work in japanese companies during the war and over six thousand died in the process seeking justice some seventy years later the bacon fat survived and the families of those that dance. thirty seven people in all filed a class action lawsuit against seventeen of the japanese corporations on wednesday. he represents the first case in the chinese port into the matter. they can potentially increase tensions between teaching and tokyo even further. this are demanding that the japanese firm's apologize in writing for the compulsory labor and asking for about one hundred sixty thousand us dollars per person in compensation that's all for me for this evening and i'll be back tomorrow night for another would get all the stories making headlines around the world. oh and welcome to prime time sports on tv chat