so he's probably you were so you felt he was safe in the hague is that a fair assessment. one would think that to behave nobody would kill him. maybe he also believed that sort of a case. we found guilty but when i look at also say is that this conviction is real a griffin in for the prosecution because of the loss of a case is a member of the president vice president the whole but more with the former president of course so it's just in a big book the prosecution on the i.c.c. of the. historic conviction there at the i.c.c. in the hague or were kabhie from the international justice a monitor certain think you for joining us. noble spoke. next in the women's football world cup final united states have held onto their title beating the netherlands 2 nil megan rypien o.-port you. bronze from the penalty spot before 2nd goal from rose lavelle out of the finishing touches of the victory sees the americans crowned world champions a record 4th time. but for a short moment the celebrations were almost drowned out by protests and this is what i'm talking about. the. cries of equal

voce in the hague thank you but. now tonight is the final of the africa cup of nations presenting senegal with a chance to win its 1st football title the lines of slide favorites against algeria but the algerian team has already defeated senegal in the group stages and will bring an army of fans. algeria fans have filled chartered planes to see their side in action in egypt and they are convinced they all claim a 2nd title after the triumph of $990.00 some even believe it's fate. i can't disappoint 30 of course we've been waiting 29 years for this i'm 28 years old it's the perfect time so i'm going to represent everyone. it was a late winner from superstar that fired algeria into the final after the final whistle on sunday morez was full of the supporters optimism. we had. to play the final. tough game. we are capable to to win it but they are confident to be jubilant senegalese supporters back home who watched their side triumph over tunisia in the semi it's only the 2nd time ever that they've reached a final it's t

this is news coming up on the program tensions between india and pakistan playing out in the hague the un's highest court intervenes in a dispute over an alleged indian spied ordering papa stan to suspend a death sentence but is it a victory for india we'll talk about the ruling and what it means also coming up. growing old in china millions of seniors face an uncertain future with the cost of elderly care rising and fewer younger people to look after them it's china's demographic time bomb we have a special report. i'm melissa chan and welcome to news asia it's good to have you with us the united nation's highest court the international court of justice has ordered pakistan to review the death penalty given in 2017 to a former indian navy commander who. was convicted of being a spy india insists he never worked in intelligence but instead was kidnapped new delhi had asked the court in the hague to intervene here's more. of the juggle where for a fire for joy of the indignity. of was arrested in pakistan by law to stan province and 2016 islam. about claims he used a false passport to t

at the hague for war crimes and crimes against humanity joining us now here on al-jazeera is jennifer is today she's a human rights lawyer co-founder and executive director of just peace lab an organization working for human rights around the world jennifer is today welcome to al-jazeera what do you make of the verdict. i think the verdict is an important indicator for victims of crimes in the terry region in the congo that the i.c.c. can. make good on its promises of justice i think it's a strong symbol and a strong verdict today what does it say to the people of the region. and i think it says of the people of the region that there can be justice and accountability for the crimes that the attorney region has experienced and frankly continues to experience to this day that there is help and hopefully there's going to be some space for reparations if the trial conviction is upheld why does this kind of thing still happen many many kilometers away from the continent of africa the i.c.c. has been criticized in the past for dare i say it imposing white man's justice on the continent. but

from the duma from the hague finished the conversation by saying you know. most of the media suit themselves as organised of state machine themselves as being part of the serbian cause and contributing to the serbian cause which is the only way you can explain having got online is flown into a morning talk show having just been found guilty of genocide. or speak of normalization of. the srebrenica genocide which took place here in 1995 is by far the most popular topic for historical revisionists the execution of at least $8000.00 muslim men and boys at the hands of the bosnian serb security forces the worst mass killing on european soil since the 2nd world war is a huge staying on bosnian serb history and numerous books have been written about it by those wanting to recast the facts of that massacre. is by far the thorniest use of the normal discourse. to various is also by far the best prosecuted crime all the crimes of the ninety's it's proven beyond reasonable doubt that the culprits are the leaders of arm of the serbs and i don't wonder how come that jud

spoke with astronauts christina koch and nick hague from oer space. thank you so much for joining us from the international space station, christina and nick. what is the view like from up there today? nick: breathtaking every time you lo out the window. we are actually in a night pass fly over the western part of australia. this is a favorite placee like to be because you can look out the window and see the southern lights, this green glow thatun dances aon the horizon. it is just --it takes your breath away. laura: christina, its almost 50 years since the first moon landing. there is another one planned by nasa. could you be the first femaleas onaut on the moon? christina: gosh, it is a privilege to even have that question posed. i don't necessaril fthink about m that point of view, butg somethdo think about is i will be privileged to know the person that is chosen for that, because cong out of our current astronaut corps, there are a number of a very capable, awesome, impressive, a inspiring people to choose from. we all look to our heroes from the

from the duma from the hague and finish the conversation by saying you know. most of the media see themselves as organised of state machine themselves as being part of the serbian cause and contributing to the serbian cause which is the only way you can explain having got all money shown into the morning talks of having just been found guilty of genocide . or speak of normalization. the srebrenica genocide which took place here in 1995 is by far the most popular topic for historical revisionists the execution of at least $8000.00 muslim men and boys at the hands of the bosnian serb security forces the worst mass killing on european soil since the 2nd world war is a huge staying on bosnian serb history and numerous books have been written about it by those wanting to recast the facts of that massacre. is by far the thorniest use normal discourse. this is also by far the best prosecuted crime all the crimes in the ninety's. it's proven beyond reasonable doubt that the culprits are the leaders of paul farmer the postal service and i don't wonder how come that add

and murder of civilians and forced children to kill mr turner international criminal court in the hague finds former congolese warlord paul still to go guilty of crimes against humanity and a mammoth restoration project gets underway in amsterdam dutch experts begin work to clean up at the rim brands to celebrate the night watch and they're doing it all . in front of the pub. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us world leaders are expressing concern tonight at iran's warning that it is now enriching uranium at levels forbidden by the 2015 nuclear deal the international atomic energy agency confirmed tehran's move today from seeing hand-wringing in europe and huffing and puffing in washington with the nuclear deal now all but dead iran's decision has added to spiraling tensions between the country and don't trump's white house. oil tankers on fire in the gulf of oman a massive u.s. drone shot down by tehran the wreckage proudly displayed on iranian television a seized a rainy an oil tanker suspected of violating sanctions. the tensions were already sky high in the run up to iran an

now, the conservative former foreign secretary, lord william hague has said that the leak of privatent resignation of sir kim darroch as uk ambassador to washington set a "dangerous precedent". he said the episode showed that it was possible to in effect "politically assassinate" a british ambassador. lord hague told the commons foreign affairs committee that the leak of the documents in which sir kim criticised the white house and president trump himself was "significant" and "damaging". it is significant because it has turned out to set a whole series of unfortunate precedents. very damaging precedents. one that you can in effect politically assassinate one of her majesty's ambassadors. couldn't you envision other heads of state, perhaps less friendly nations, using a similar technique of blanking a british ambassador in seeking to get them removed? well, i can imagine them being rather more emboldened to do so in the future now after this because the, you know, one precedent that i mentioned is that you can... somebody can politically assassinate an ambassador. another is that it

william hague.he championship — knocking out seven—time grand slam winner venus williams in herfirst match and progressing to the fourth round where she lost in straight sets to simona halep. the 15—year—old has described it as "the best week" of her life. serena williams' coach patrick mouratoglou met the teenager when she was ten years old and he told bbc brea kfast‘s sally nugent that coco has a special talent. she came to my tennis academy in france to have a chance to be in the programme and i discovered someone who was different. i'm always looking for special talents and definitely she had incredible physical abilities. she was an incredible competitor. some players know how to win, some players have to learn how to win. she really had that in her. and then we had a one—on—one discussion. i always do that to try to get to know them because the difference between a very good player and a champion is the mindset. they think different, they process different. i've been lucky enough to work with

so he's probably felt he was safer in the hague is that a fair assessment. one would think that to behave nobody would kill him. maybe he also believe that sort of a case to be found guilty but what i'd like to also say is that this conviction is real of refunding for the prosecution because of the losses of other cases a member of the condemned president vice president the whole bunch more with the former president of ivory coast so it's just a big boost for both the prosecution on the i.c.c. of the court historic conviction there at the i.c.c. in the hague or ago a lot were kabhie from the international justice a monitor search thank you for joining us. aren't talking about some of the other stories making news around the world. the e.u. has urged iran to change its course on its your aenima richmond plans or less after terror on announced on monday that it had broken the limit agreed in the 2015 nuclear deal tehran wants more european support in the face of u.s. sanctions. new york prosecutors have charged billionaire of friends here jeffrey epstein with

deaths of $350.00 both me and muslim men killed or driven it's or in 1995 the supreme court at the hague said dutch peacekeeping forces could have allowed the men to stay at a un safe haven base during the war instead the men were expelled and that led them to be captured by both forces now from nadine malik bag of it too has the latest from the hague. the supreme court didn't find out that state liable for the deaths of men and boys outside the compound but find them partially liable for the deaths of boys and men who were in the compound during that time partially for the supreme court means 10 percent and not 30 percent as the court of appeal decided before the court concluded even if they were not forced to leave the babies the possibility that these 2 is not higher than 10 percent mothers of 70 eight's are not satisfied with the court decision they say it's a political decision based on compromise the netherlands is liable but not the wave which brings the consequences for the country they're reminded also then in july 9095 under article moderates common more than 8000 bosnian musli

in 2014 name named as operation dignity it seems that the intelligence information received by the hague the high state council is an indicator of and you offensive to be launched on the capital tripoli especially after i have to say that after $100.00 days of fighting to save to seize the capitol police army thanks so much mahmoud. now the evidence has accepted it is partly responsible for the deaths of $350.00 bosnian muslims in the 1995 striper needs to genocide it comes after the supreme court of the hague said dutch peacekeeping forces could have allowed the man to remain as a un safe haven based during the war the court has reduced the blame put on the state however saying peacekeepers could have been overrun by both forces and the in the malik bag of which has the latest from the hague the supreme court didn't find that that state liable for the debts off men and boys outside the compound but find them partially liable for their thought boys and men who were in the compound during that time partially for the supreme court means 10 percent and not 30 percent as the court of appeal

anna holligan has more from the hague. in which the persecuted, became the persecutor. bosco ntaganda was a child social telemetry soldier. he had been kidnapped himself and conscripted to fight and then he too began conscripting children under the age of 15. the charges were read out again in court today, some of them graphic. 49 bodies of men, women and babies found mutilated in a banana field. a pregnant woman killed while she was trying to protect herself from being raped. this was the trail of horror left behind by bosco ntaganda and his rebel forces in the ituri region of the drc between 2002 and 2003. he was found guilty on all 18 charges. this case is remarkable in two respects. aside from the fact he was actually a child soldier and grew into this career criminal, it is the first case in which a suspect has voluntarily surrendered themselves to the icc, so that was march 2013. he actually walked into the us embassy in rwanda and asked to be transferred here to the hague. and secondly, it is the first time that a s

he denies the charges and has been twice acquitted by the un war crimes tribunal at the hague.r than as pm. a french court has rejected compensation claims from the victims of the 1994 estonia ferry disaster — the deadliest accident involving a european ship since the titanic. 852 of the 989 passengers and crew on board died when the ship sank in the baltic sea. victims and theirfamilies had been pursuing damages from the french safety certification agency and german shipbuilder, but niether were found to be at fault. an earthquake of at least five—point—one magnitude has been measured in greece, north—west of athens. there were no reports of serious injuries but several aftershocks have been felt. the fire service reportedly rescued over a dozen people trapped in elevators, following a power cut. the head of the anti—quake protection agency called for calm, saying buildings are built to withstand a much stronger quake. let's return to our top story — iran's revolutionary guards say they have seized a british flagged tanker in the gulf. for more on iran's reasons for the move i

those who were convicted in the hague tribunal a widely seen as heroes in that community this is and in serbia many of those who participated in making decisions during the war when you are now in power and they benefit from promoting these kinds of messages and narratives for instance only all have commissions books that are promoted by the ministry of defense of a blow by blow account of the nato bombing during the kosovo all however they are met the crimes committed by the serbs of the these books are an attempt to completely ignore the albanian victims to keep war crimes silent and to present the nato bombing as a hostile attack by international forces in which only innocent serbs would kill you the only medicine is the skin i don't when it comes to some of the books. he has published we know that for instance alexander which is the current president of serbia wrote a couple of forwards to some of the additions now if you have a legitimate representative of a country. forward.

30 percent so that's actually the only difference in today's ruling by the supreme court's in the hague how did they arrive at that value of the state being responsible for 10 percent of this tragedy and what are the implications of that it is a bit of an odd exercise of mathematics calculating what is the responsibility for deaths during a situation that actually courts have rendered to be genocide what the courts did specifically about this for a $150.00 men in specific circumstances is that it's set there were different factors at play there were different factors at play and. considering all those other actors so perhaps there 90 percent of the dutch peacekeepers then only for 10 percent have responsibility for d. and tire. obviously this has a consequence for possible future litigation concerning reparations where the relatives of these victims of course will now apply for reparations but with the dutch states only being liable for 10 percent the amount of money they will get will be less mass demonstrations are taking place across iraq take a look at the latest pictures from baghd

so how did theresa may versusjeremy corbyn compare to the age of blair and hague?ass act. william hague spotted very early on that tony blair had an alphabetical list of subject headings and it will ring binders, and so he would ask the first question about azerbaijan, and then switch to zoroastrianism or something like that, and it was a masterclass, in many ways. so does this veteran mp have any advice for the new pm? boris johnson roams wild and free, he is an untamed beast on the serengeti plains, i mean, you cannot cage him. so, look out for some fireworks, look out for some fun, but ultimately, look out for a complete lack of dignity from the front bench from the dispatch box. boris johnson's default position is wing it and make them laugh, and he'll say, "ba—ba—ba—ba, i am completely and briefed, i'm totally unspun, boris, what you see is what you get. ba—ba—ba." he accused mrjohnson of throwing together a hard right cabinet and said he was deeply alarmed. if the prime minister has confidence in his plan once he has decided what it is he should go back to th

the murder of civilians and forced child soldiers to kill the international criminal court in the hague finds for. guilty of crimes against humanity. plus it was a story but grips the world 12 boys stuck in a cave in time. it was terrifying to think of all that maybe you're going to. get. it turning up in the situation we'll hear from one of the divers who come to say that. the video system best really gives team usa a helping hand us to americans reinforce their status as the press there's no blow by beating the netherlands and the women's world cup 5. i'm phil gayle welcome to the program. greek conservative party leader mitch attackers has been sworn in as the country's new prime minister he's new democracy party one on one slide victory in the sunday snap election taking almost 40 percent of the vote he has pledged to cut taxes attract investment and create more jobs and you places alexis tsipras sipress of the left wing series of party. let's go to have a great capital athens will be joined d.w. gail good not so welcome so the country has a new prime minister will lead about his ne

reporting from the hague.beyond their planned hours after receiving unexpected tax bills, following new pension rules in 2016. nhs hospitals said delays are becoming increasingly routine as a result. the department of health said it aimed to solve the problem with more flexible pensions. well, our health correspondent nick triggle is with me now. nick, i mean, these issues around a pensioner numbering around for a while and it complicated that that statistic that waiting lists have gone up 50% is quite extraordinary. you might guess, i think it has taken some time for these changes to the pension arrangements to start really having an impact. -- yes, i think. the the nhs is short of staff. short of asking doctors to do extra shifts to keep things running smoothly. that is the case for routine surgery like knee and hip operations what what they have been reporting recently at hospitals is defined as increasing the difficult to get doctors to fill those overtime shifts and doctors say this is because of the chan

in the garden here at the hague it was hard telling my kids that i had to seek refuge and if i couldn't go back to my country and remove them here and i also couldn't take them all the because i would be putting them in deep. they could be killed the criminal gangs there recruit children from the age of 10. and if they refuse. they kill them and they have to look at it. raises deportation was ordered off to she missed an early immigration hearing when . they fitted with a monitoring bracelet and ordered her to leave the country and does a. lot of them going to a friend small what's going on in the i had to tell her i was coming to say goodbye that i had to put my children and another school before i had to tell her that i was being deported. it was hard for me and i think. i quoted them to see all that. they wanted to report me because i missed a court session but that doesn't make us criminal. or. isn't that awful said going that way. reverend abby jerram and she hopes that ice agents will avoid entering places of worship the church is now one of 50 religious communities offering sanct

child soldiers to kill the international criminal court in the hague. guilty of crimes against humanity. one of its most comical restructuring plans the country's biggest. 18000 jobs. in the world cup the usa. is the best in the world beating the netherlands for the little help in the video assistance referee. welcome to the program. great conservative party leader mitt's attack isis been sworn in as the country's new prime minister he's new democracy party won a landslide victory in sunday snap election taking almost 40 percent of the vote he has pledged to cut taxes attract investment and creates more jobs in the places alexis tsipras of the left wing the series of policy. let's go to have a great capital athens will be joined di don't lose that gail welcome so the country has a new prime minister will lead about his new cabinet later today but he's also counseled the parliament's 4 week holiday he's clearly in a rush what sort of job is he facing. while phil you've mentioned that he's planning to cut down taxes and that is something the middle class

in the hague finds former. guilty of crimes against humanity. ukraine's president. leaves for the 1st time in kiev to discuss the conflict in the eastern part of his country. the fear assistant referee. helping the americans reinforce their status as the best in the world. welcome to the program. conservative party leader mitt's attackers has been sworn in as the country's new prime minister his new democracy party won a landslide in sunday's snap election taking almost 40 percent of the vote he's pledged to cut taxes attract investment and create more jobs and he places alexis tsipras of the left wing servants of. let's go to have a great capital athens will be joined detox gail good matters welcome so the country has a new prime minister we'll learn about his new cabinet later today but he's also counseled the parliament 4 weeks holiday he's clearly in a rush what sort of job is he facing. awful you french that he's planning to cut down taxes and that is something the middle class in greece is particularly waiting for now this is the 1st post bail out government a

is covering this story and joins us from the hague welcome stefan so what is it that dutch soldiers did or failed to do earth makes the state liable . well what the supreme courts here behind me has established that they failed to protect 350 men who were among those thousands of people seeking refuge at the site of the dutch un peacekeepers new york. of course they were hoping the dutch u.n. peacekeepers would save lives but that it's not to happen. actually to place the steps to the u.n. peacekeepers if accu way to be a man and women and of course soon afterward to forces that over end of town to build a site and kill them later in what was really the worst massacre in europe since world war 2 the court also said that the relatives of those men can now claim compensation at death will be limited though to 10 percent over the damage and of course that's a little bit strange one would argue but the court says at there was a 10 percent chance that they would have survived hence the dutch u.n. peacekeeper of. effectuated dam and in fact later hand them over to serve or at least that's wha

live from london much more still ahead prime minister resigns for a 2nd time after he summoned to the hague to answer questions about war crimes reports dozens of protesters from hong kong have fled to taiwan seeking refuge. and then in sport why the world's best female cyclists are continuing to challenge the organizers of the world's biggest race. south africa's corruption watchdog says it's found the president cyril ramaphosa deliberately misled parliament when questioned about the 2017 donation to his party campaign fund from a post had said he knew nothing of a 35 $1000.00 donation while vying for the governing policies top job with a public prosecutor says he was lying for me to man has moved from pretoria. cyril ramaphosa came into office vowing to fight corruption we must fight corruption we must pride floored and. as well as in the private sector with the same purples and intensity that we want to fight in the public sector but the public protector says he deliberately misled parliament when answering questions about a campaign donation made 2 years ago come up also who was defeate

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the rape and murder of civilians and forced children to kill the international criminal court in the hague finds former congo these world order posco to got back guilty of crimes against humanity.

phone the duma from the hague finished the conversation by saying you.most of the media see themselves as organised of state machine themselves as being part of the serbian cause and contributing to the serbian cause which is the only way you can explain having got all money shown into the morning talks of having just been found guilty of genocide. or speak of normalization. the srebrenica genocide which took place here in 1995 is by far the most popular topic for historical revisionists the execution of at least $8000.00 muslim men and boys at the hands of the bosnian serb security forces the worst mass killing on european soil since the 2nd world war is a huge staying on bosnian serb history and numerous books have been written about it by though this wanting to recast the facts of that massacre. is by far the thorniest usual normal discourse. this is also by far the best prosecuted crime all the crimes in the ninety's. it's proven beyond reasonable doubt that the culprits are the leader said paul farmer the postal service and i can wonder how come tha

mallette spoke of a chance the latest from the hague. the supreme court didn't find the state liable for the debts of men and boys outside the compound but find them partially liable for that so boys and men who were in the compound during that time. the supreme court means 10 percent and not 30 percent as the court of appeal decided before the court concluded even if they were not forced to leave the base the possibility that these 2 is not higher than 10 percent mothers of 70 eight's are not satisfied with the court decision they say it's a political decision based on compromise the netherlands is liable but not the consequences for the country they're reminded also then in july 9095 under article com and more than 8000 bosnian muslims where killed infidel been in and when did nothing to prevent it more than 12 and boston muslims are still missing in 7 it's well let's take a closer look at what happened in 1902 the bosnian serb army laid siege to sarajevo the capital of bosnia and herzegovina more than 11500 people were killed in july

we cannot and will not allow the icc bureaucrats in the hague to dictate our foreign policy or that of our most trusted allies, first and foremost israel. [applause] mr. bolton: accordingly, in addition to withdrawing all support for the icc, last month we also announced a policy to restrict u.s. visas for anyone responsible for an icc investigation of american personnel. we welcome the unanimous april 12 decision by the icc to downly act down-- back from the afghanistan investigation. [applause] however, as the president noted in his statement that day, we reiterate that any attempt to target american, israeli, or allied personnel will be met with a swift and vigorous response. [applause] in september, i also announced that the united states was closing the palestine liberation organization in washington, d.c. [applause] mr. bolton: we are also ended funding for the united nations relief and work agency for palestine. [applause] and we have cut support for the palestinian authority. we will not -- [applause] mr. bolton: we will not allow in washington to reopen until the palestinians

ramos horta deny has resigned he stepped down after being called for questioning by a court in the hague investigating crimes against ethnic serbs are in the country's 998299 war with mr how do you know i said he had agreed to be interviewed at the court next week and didn't want to do it as prime minister. the top court in the navajos house apparelled wrote in that found the state party liable for the deaths of 350 bosnian muslims in the 1995 srebrenica massacre member executed by bosnian serb forces after being expelled from a un base dutch troops had been guarding the base. of 22 year old w.h.o. says there is no sign of that to spread from the democratic republic of congo to neighboring rwanda because of a congolese woman who died from the virus that previously sparked fears that the outbreak could spread after it was thought she crossed the border the original now says she was not in. a strong earthquake has hit nor has hit greece just north of the capital athens the 5 point one magnitude tremor sent people running into the streets and disabled phone wireless connections the 2nd trip

for the doomed from the hague finish the conversation by saying you know. most of the media see themselves as organised of state machine themselves as being part of the serbian cause and contributing to the serbian cause which is the only way you can explain having got online is shown into the morning talk so having just been found guilty of genocide. speak of normalization of. the srebrenica genocide which took place here in 1995 is by far the most popular topic for historical revisionists the execution of at least $8000.00 muslim men and boys at the hands of the bosnian serb security forces the worst mass killing on european soil since the 2nd world war is a huge staying on bosnian serb history and numerous books have been written about it by though this wanting to recast the facts of that massacre. is by far the thorniest use normal discourse. this is also by far the best prosecuted crime all the crimes in the ninety's. it's proven beyond reasonable doubt that the culprits are the leaders and paul farmer the person of service and i can wonder how come th

from the doomed from the hague and then. the conversation by saying you know. most of the media suit themselves as organisers of state machine themselves as being part of the serbian cause and contributing to the syrian cause which is the only way you can explain having got online is shown into the morning talk show having just been found guilty of genocide. or speak of normalization of. the srebrenica genocide which took place here in 1995 is by far the most popular topic for historical revisionists the execution of at least $8000.00 muslim men and boys at the hands of the bosnian serb security forces the worst mass killing on european soil since the 2nd world war is a huge staying on bosnian serb history and numerous books have been written about it by those wanting to recast the facts of that massacre. surveillance is by far the thorniest usual normal discourse. to various is also by far the best prosecuted crime all the crimes of the ninety's it's proven beyond reasonable doubt that the culprits are the leaders of arm of the cause of the serbs and i don't w

rape and murder of civilians and forced children to kill mr tutt international criminal court in the hague finds former congolese warlord bosco to.

warlords bosco ntaganda has just begun learning his fates at the international criminal court in the hague the panel of judges have to live in a guilty verdicts on crimes 10 or 18 charges in connection with the killings of hundreds of civilians in the region of democratic republic of congo between 20022003 he's also been entices religiously recruiting child soldiers in 2006 while nicknamed the terminator saigon there was 1st and dices in 2006 for allegedly recruiting child soldiers at the time he was a leader of a once and by rebel group and his troops were instigated into the congolese army in 2009 and the time that was made a general well that until collapse when he led an uprising in 2012 and forms the m 23 rebel group don't suffer losing a para struggle to gondor turned himself over to the us embassy in london. capital in 20. well let's get more on this from malcolm where pete joins us now live from nairobi malcolm your folding mat trial for us what he tell us at this stage. all those 18 counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity some of which there is now when found guilty inclu

right back murder of civilians and forced child soldiers to kill a national criminal court in the hague finds former called police war the. guilty of crimes against humanity.

the murder of civilians and forced child soldiers to kill the international criminal court in the hague fines for the call gillies warlord posco to guilty of crimes against humanity.

deaths of 350 bosnian muslim men killed in this revenue to genocide in 1995 the supreme court at the hague said dutch peacekeeping forces could have allowed the men to remain at the un safe haven base during the war instead the men were expelled which led them to be captured by bosnian serb forces at least 6 people have been killed and 27 injured in an explosion outside kabul university in afghanistan's capital the blast happened the students waited near the campus gate to take an exam police say they defused a 2nd bomb found nearby there's been no claim of responsibility new details have emerged about thursday's arson attack in japan that killed $33.00 people the police have identified 41 year olds as the main suspect he was arrested soon after the attack fire officials say the animation studio didn't have any sprinklers or indoor hydrants installed it's japan's worst incident of mass killings in nearly 2 decades as the headlines the news continues after pre-crime. way. the term pre-crime comes from this movie minority report in which a prediction is being made about something an individu

he step down after being called for questioning by a court in the hague investigating crimes againstthnic serbs. he said he had agreed to be interviewed at the court next week and didn't want to do it as prime minister. the who says there is no sign that ebola has spread from congo to o neighboring rwanda. the c case of a congolesese w wn who died from the virus spaparkd fears thatat the outbreak could spread, after was thought she had crossed the border. the who now says she was not in rwanda. a strong earthquake, just north of athens. the 5.1 magnitude tremor sent people running out into the city strereets. no reportsts of cassidy's the earthquake caused damage to buildings, -- there were no reports of cash cheese, but it caused damage e to buildings. a second tremor was felt 40 minutes later. -- there were no casualties. germany's foreign minister has presided over the return of a looted painting. the "vase of flowers" was stolen in 1944 by a retreating nazi .soldier as a gift for his wife . 50 pilot whales were discovered dead on the beach in iceland. it is not known what caused

the international criminal court in the hague plus there's a new prime minister in greece mr mintz attack just how long will this honeymoon period actually last and can he deliver on his tax cuts a deal with al-jazeera. driven by outrage and spanning generations the rohinton demonstrators gathered on the very day a widely criticized repatriation agreement between the governments of bangladesh and me and more was to begin the anger was all too apparent and the fear was palpable if you don't like was so afraid that if they send one of us back to myanmar today tomorrow they'll send back 10 and the day after tomorrow they'll send back 2030 or if we were given citizenship in myanmar then there would be no need to take us back there we would go back on our own we must remember the rancho among the most persecuted minorities in the world. mexico's most loved so exposes the reality of more than life through fiction. soap box reveals the drama behind the camera this week the producers focus on the difficulties facing indigenous women and the power superstition still holds over a large section of s

are we ruled from beta -- from belgium or the hague? -- numeraleuropean from belgium you will have a lot of disaffection. an expression of the dissatisfaction of not listening and in a free democratic society if the leadership stops listening constituencies, it is not a democracy anymore. niall: it must be said if you wanted to do advertisement for how to leave the european union, follow british politics the way it has been followed the last three years. it has had the opposite effect on most continental europeans. the gentleman at the other mic. >> it was partially answered about china's right to broadcast, but how do we decide what discourse is appropriate for a free and open society? where do we draw the line and who decides? niall: larry? on theyou always err side of the freedom of speech. i am not in favor of censoring chinese speech, russian speech and so on, but i think giving the access -- them access to airwaves and buying a radio station is a different thing. if they want to spend half $1 million to insert a large amount of po