permanent to rapids support forces. thousands have been killed and millions displaced. human human rights council has described the past struggle as reckless and senseless. department of greece as the country is at war with wall fights firefighters nationwide are struggling to contain more than 18 places beyond end of coal. food, which is a popular tourist destination, is the latest. the issue is occupation orders, temperatures reach 46 degrees celsius on sunday, sparking dozens of new fire on wall 5 in algeria. i feel that these 34 people an injured dozen times during the 3rd heat. by this month, the ministry says 10 soldiers were killed on fire fighting due to across the border in tennessee, while fives have broken out in the north west of the country without you said they are evacuating the area. temperatures near at 50 degrees celsius and the ministry of health said hospitals receive several cases of people suffering from heat, stroke, and floods enough get us to on a few of these 45 people are injured dozens of others. a government spokesman said aid was being rushed to the 2 main disaster s

military forces, these structures approach and international human rights documents use those issued in the european region, the human rights council and australia have united nations human rights. this second part is my organization and it has an institutionalized structure. people that the citizens of golestan are now present in the police organization of this country, and after that the point is over, or spreading hatred of a citizen who had hatred, who became a lawmaker, a citizen who had hatred, according to pars report, 300 x 300 actions were taken by the officials of the two dominant ruling parties in england with an islamophobic approach . it has a legal title the fight against terrorism, security and crimes in 2015 said if a teacher, a nurse, a person who is issuing social services, if you see a muslim who has a fundamentalist approach, we should report it, that is, something like me, you can't be like me, what happens on friday, a wave of hatred against muslims. in principle, the innocence we have, this will be the opposite . that family moslemani told her child the islamic doctrines on the subject and then the child sepa

he says, normally fulfill switching is to keep the men face the human human rights council, his adult to the resolution condemning the beginning of the crown and sweden. last month, the council passed the motion, both my pockets done, which labeled the incident incitement of religious hatred. michael apple supports john proposal l. $23.00 already wise is therefore adopted a co fees view in human rights concert in geneva, adopted emotion condemning the burning of the quote on buying a document and sweden late last month. the incident sparks widespread condemnation and protest across the will very much among the 47 council members who voted on wednesday. the $28.00 voted in favor of the resolution, 12 against purpose and 7 chose to abstain. strong clock is done, which brought the motion on behalf of several countries, said the incidents amounted to incitement of religious hatred. a sentiment, the pucky, sony representative says, isn't shade by everyone in voting against that as a loose and it message has been sent to millions of people of faith across the world that they have commitment

making the corona drug in iran, and international human rights documents are used by those issued in the artistic region of europe, the human rights councild australia, which has the united nations human rights. this second part is my organization and it has an institutionalized structure. last year's report came out and 300 x 300 actions were taken by the officials of the two ruling parties, the dominant party in the administration with a year-old approach. where does this authority exist, either in the legislation or in the executive regulations of the judiciary. these have caused that in the case of the heartache of a one-year-old child from me, it was only a gross percentage of the total . a nurse is someone who has if you see a muslim who has a fundamentalist approach, you should report it. that is, every time you see me, if we are muslims, what will be the result of a wave of hatred against muslims on friday, in which the principle of innocence that we have is reversed this time ? that child of the implementation of the same completely accurate homosexuals in order to be able to enter the political arena of the country, the supporte

at the meeting of the human rights council in geneva, the secretary of the human rights headquarters ry said that the creation of a truth commission by this council, despite the responsibility of the islamic republic of iran, is political and has no legal basis. the human rights council was dedicated to the issue of iran and said that before, including france, which is the cause of widespread violations of the rights of women and children , they do not have the authority to claim the protection of the rights of women and children in iran. are very acute but we see that the french police are dealing with the protestors of the matches with all the data, there are countless arbitrary arrests, including the rules of order for women and children, even the minister of justice of france has actually announced and announced that he will be present. it is possible to receive the representatives of russia, china, syria and cuba at the same time , while emphasizing on iran's adherence to commitments, they criticized the biased political approach of the founder of the human rights council regardi

the secretary of the human rights headquarters of our country said at the meeting of the human rights councile creation of a fact-finding panel by this council , despite the responsibility of the islamic republic of iran , is an action without a legal basis. human rights related to iran he said that western countries, like france, which are responsible for widespread violations of women's and children's rights , do not have the authority to claim to protect the rights of iranian women and children . the french police deal with the violence of all peaceful protestors. countless arbitrary arrests , including food and orders for women and children. even the minister of justice escaped and announced that he would be fined 30,000 euros. at the same time , i will receive more than two years. and cuba, while stressing iran's adherence to commitments, rejected the non-constructive biased political approach of the human rights council regarding iran and rejected the report of the bismillah fact-finding committee of this council . iran's regional readiness to help solve the existing problems, did amir

committee of the human rights headquarters, the secretary of the human rights headquarters is a member of this committee. the head of the human rights committee of the islamic council of the majlis was the manifestation of the people and the governance of the people has a representative here in this mr. dr. mozafar who is the head of the committee from the expediency discernment council and i am a servant from this position whose gender is a people basically to respond to the people and responsibility adaptability has been created and so have i i am at the service of the people and mr. dr. safa dost, who is the head of the association of lawyers of the core of the completely mineral organization, is also a member of this committee. we have mechanisms in this committee that should actually be complementary in the international system. the fact-finding committee has no authority. we formed a task within ourselves to deal with the general dimensions of the case, because you are aware that it has security dimensions, it has food dimensions, it has media , it has various combinations, and the investigation of these cases will definitely take time to be specialized and w

net into geneva whether un human rights council has been meeting to discuss me and ma. un humanin deadly freefall into even greater violence more than two years after the military coup ended civilian rule. 2021 crew plunged me into political and social chaos. according to un more than 3000 people have died at the hands of the military are more than 21,000 have been arrested. the former leader aung san suu kyi is injail — facing a 33—year sentence. here's the un high commissionerfor human rights speaking earlier today. this council has heard report after report on the human rights situation in myanmar. with each successive update, it is almost impossible to imagine that the people of myanmar can endure more suffering. yet the country continues its deadly freefall into even deeper violence and heartbreak. i spoke a little earlier to a member of the women peace network who spent several years as a political prisoner in myanmar and has been a pro—democracy campaigner since her release in 2012. me and my�*s so, myanmar�*s human rights situation is deteriorating by the second. the bur

southern the prosecutor, set up the security council where he reference a report from the un human rights council, the human rights officer of the about and the alleged atrocity in western belford, which, $84.00 ethnic muscles that were killed and buried in a mass. great sir. he said that they were investigating those reports from, from these bodies who are on the ground. so yes it's, it's, it's clearly, it's clearly the ideal situation for the licensing should be i c, c, a has a mandates from 2005 to investigate crimes against humanity, alleged crimes against humanity. and all for up to this point, they've been investigating alleged atrocities united, the early 2002005 to 2000 and an age of that's where we got those, as well as for, for, for arrest. and indeed, one prosecution has already been gone for the last judge we believe should lead to what that saying is that the mandate includes ongoing obligations of atrocities by rolling it. and they feel that they do have that mandate. they will be investigating and prosecuting potentially in the future, access to investigators on the ground in west or for is l

human rights council. will see you in the human rights council and also demand an international response. we also had the from cas hawes representative ministry of state of corporation. let's speak to our correspondent will read top challenge has been following the story. before we took any further, give us a little bit of background to what exactly happened about a month ago. in sweden, when, when this cron was but so essentially an iraq the christine emigrants, funds a copy of the koran outside, still call him mosque during the day how it was an incidents this basically caused a significant amount of outrage around the well, particularly in muslim countries that was widespread condemnation. the swedish embassy in baghdad was with brit briefly, stones by angry protest, as uh, photo is of the clinic book thought outside of losing countries such as practiced on judge sweden to connect to ban on the binding of the corolla. the swedish governments came out and said that it did strongly reject the as lama phobic, acts committed by individuals and sweden and added that they said nobody reflecte

the prosecutor set up the security council, where he referenced a report from the un human rights council, the human rights office, rather about an alleged atrocity in west and all 4 in which $84.00 ethnic muscles that were killed and buried in it mass graves are. he said that they were investigating those reports from, from these bodies who are on the ground. so yes it's, it's, it's clearly, it's clearly about might be able to jason for the eyes. you see something i've been meaning to ask you, why is the i c c focusing solely fund or for when we know the capital cartoon has also been awarded on for the last 3 months. all right, well, i mean that's, that's, that's an interesting question. the guys usually has a mandates from 2005 to investigate crimes against humanity. and that is, crimes against humanity in the for up to this point. they've been investigating alleged atrocities in the early, 2002005 to 2008. and that's where we got those as warrens for, for, for arrest. and indeed one prosecution has already begun for the less judge we believe should lead to what best saying is. but mandate include

human right and who's right here is going to dominate . now, louis, this is dominate. now, louis, this is somewhat ironic coming from the un human rights councilhe human rights council are pakistan , in qatar, china not pakistan, in qatar, china not exactly known for human rights, human rights. >> well, i don't know if this is actually a human right issue. i think this is just a you want to you want to say and i'm a i think people should be allowed to do what they want to do. but i think this is wrong. and i think, you know, you just you it's provocative. it's not it's not exactly a free speech issue. well it arguably is . well it arguably is. >> is i mean, we're not talking about ethnicity here or or race or you know, this is an ideology , but i wouldn't want anyone to burn a torah. i'm sure christians wouldn't want anybody to burn a bible. >> that's what i'm saying. yeah, it's a religious tax. but to them, it is as it is like an ethnicity . their book and what ethnicity. their book and what their belief system is very strong and just. >> yeah, but that doesn't make it an ethnicity that's it doesn't make an ethnicity. >> it makes it as strong

mean, when we had a special session on sudan in the human rights council, there was a group of states that said we should not discuss sudan in the humanbecause we should not discuss -- if there's a situation to be discussed, any new situation that emerges. it was quite remarkable how we don't come back to the basic consensus that the world had in the wake of the second world war after the cataclysmic events with the adoption of the declaration of human rights and you to be striving and going back to the past in order to be able to do with the future. yes, when it comes to sudan, a big issue was accountability and justice that was not coming in quick enough. the prosecutor at the international criminal court gave a speech to the security council yesterday. amy: what was found, the mass grave in darfur? >> we had interviewed people because we are no longer present in darfur because it is impossible, but we have teams in chad who interviewed refugees who came over that we could as a result identify and do our -- to figure out what happened. the rsf, the militias are campaigning -- there's ethnic lensing taken place as we speak. amy: in a

human rights council has adopted a resolution condemning the burning of the koran last month, the council passed the motion brought by pakistan who labeled it religious hatred. did u.n. human rights council in geneva adopted a motion condemning this late last month. the incident sparked widespread condemnation and protests across the world. among the council members who voted on wednesday, 28 voted in favor of the resolution, 12 against and seven chose to abstain. pakistan, which brought the motion on behalf of several countries said it in nine -- incited hatred. a sentiment the pakistani representative says is not shared by everyone. >> mesh test message has been sent. deposition has emanated from the unwillingness to condemn the public book. >> no reasonable observer can't help but see that behind the incidents are agendas to deliver discord. provoking 2 billion muslims around the world. >> many countries and the united states condemned the burning of the holy book but said the resolution threatened freedom of speech. >> i believe with more time and open discussion we could not find a way forward on this resolution. the u.s. worked hard and has repeatedly condemned the p

the, the, we made it clear on the, on the 1st or reports at the human rights council that they really concerns about the d. p rating human rights situation. any wrong and connection with the protest there have been over $26.00. people sentenced to this and already 7 young man being executed. they were calling for the public to release the political process, the prisoners, and to also stop the execution. and they made it clear that if they are not willing to cooperate, they will of course, have other methods. for instance, the ask people and would come to invite them to submit information and evidence in order to collect these kind of evidence zone. your tongue draw, the young man that we saw on that report. he's just one of squares of people, blinded by iranian security forces during recent protests, according to human rights activists. how important is it for victims to speak out all the and, and talk with us about the possible influence on um, putting on the pressure in order to get the you when to get the green light on this mission. this is absolutely important and crucial because this is the are the cases that are e

and all this mounted resolution at mounted up to a resolution at the human rights council and the un humanoted through which affirms criminalisation of affirms the criminalisation of that particular form of blasphemy . this is incredibly blasphemy. this is incredibly worrying for those of, for example, my colleagues at international who work on blasphemy cases around the world. we have we are supporting the legal defence of, for example , a musician nigeria , example, a musician in nigeria, yahaya, who recorded added lyrics in his phone. he's a sufi muslim and there was lyrics that were deemed to be blasphemous. he death penalty in he received a death penalty in nigeria because he was told that he committing blasphemy . he was committing blasphemy. we're helping him to we're helping support him to overturn that. but we can see the path that these blasphemy laws down is very laws lead us down is very illiberal dangerous . illiberal and dangerous. >> well, particularly in a country as sweden, which country such as sweden, which is surely and surely a secular country, and surely a secular cou

and all this mounted resolution at mounted up to a resolution at the human rights council and the un humanoted through which affirms criminalisation of affirms the criminalisation of that particular form of blasphemy . this is incredibly blasphemy. this is incredibly worrying for those of, for example, my colleagues at international who work on blasphemy cases around the world. we have we are supporting the legal defence of, for example , a musician nigeria , example, a musician in nigeria, yahaya, who recorded added lyrics in his phone. he's a sufi muslim and there was lyrics that were deemed to be blasphemous. he death penalty in he received a death penalty in nigeria because he was told that he committing blasphemy . he was committing blasphemy. we're helping him to we're helping support him to overturn that. but we can see the path that these blasphemy laws down is very laws lead us down is very illiberal dangerous . illiberal and dangerous. >> well, particularly in a country as sweden, which country such as sweden, which is surely and surely a secular country, and surely a secular cou

let's turn to geneva, where the un human rights council has been meeting to discuss myanmar. the un humaned at the hands of the military an more than 21,000 people have been arrested. meanwhile, former leader aung san suu kyi is injail, facing a 33—year sentence. live now to executive director at women peace network, wai wai nu. she spent seven years as a political prisoner in burma. from what you know from what is happening on the ground, despite —— described the situation there. so happening on the ground, despite -- described the situation there.- described the situation there. so me and m 's described the situation there. so me and ms human _ described the situation there. so me and my's human rights _ described the situation there. so me and my's human rights situation - described the situation there. so me and my's human rights situation is l and my's human rights situation is deteriorating. the burmese military is committed even more atrocities to crimes against humanity and war crimes, according to the special reporter for the crimes, according to the special reporterfor the un an

human rights. our country supports russia's initiative to protect the values, the un charter , the security council needs to be reformed , humans issues should not be politicized. the african union requires 10 permanent seats in the security council. we also see that the associations of the brix countries are gaining strength - this is an authoritative, influential organization in the international arena. we we hope that it will be an instrument of struggle against the dominance of the west as the russian president emphasized before our eyes, the african continent is becoming a new center of power, whose political and economic role is growing exponentially and everyone will have to reckon with this objective reality, as an example, vladimir putin cited the initiative of a number of states of the region to resolve the ukrainian crisis, they will talk about it in more detail this evening, as the head of state specified , a separate meeting will be dedicated to this issue, but pretending to be important to remember, moscow never refused to negotiate, on the contrary, over and over again emphasized its readiness for dialogue. the

human rights council. and actually made it very clear to very concerned about that. the 2 are thing, human rights situation any wrong. so for instance, there have been over 26 people sentence to death in connection with the protests and over 7 young man, run swimming human. and as we know all type an executed, they were urging a wrong to to stop the executions and also, and to cope corporate more with the fact finding. in fact, finding mission because so far, iran has the have nots. let's any information they didn't ex, grant access to information or to the people in the wrong and to the fact funding the mission to enter the country. so that's jones, ahead of date of who's that person's surface yelled as a south american country ordered. why it was the 1st in the world to enshrine the rights to clean drinking water within its constitution was back in 2004 out of the country's capital montevideo is experiencing, it's west drunk from old, i'm 70 years. and the situation is being made was by residents holding water making a copy of the traditional mata or t with the tap water was once easy, b

in march 2019, he spoke with the human rights council in geneva. the human commission of inquiry report on the protesting garza has just been made public for several hours member states and n g o. so we'll have the floor mean, of course, the other guy is that after the rest of the showed us not the city. so to me that so no, by month i don't level united nations what mr . president or was a british come on the in northern ireland, iraq and up going to strong and have extensive experience dealing with riots in crowds with top by on to terrorist. i have a sub savant demonstrations on the goals of border many times from the front lines . unlike you mr. travin on your commission, who have never been accused this council of handling a deliberately biased mandate to the commission intended to the fame israel. i accuse this commission of miss, representing her master's actions, twisting organized violence into a peaceful protest. i accuse this commission of acting as an instrument to inform us terrorism by falsely accusing his right of crimes against humanity, by v

secretary of the human rights headquarters also met with the united nations high commissioner for human rights and spoke about bilateral cooperation. with the approval of the supreme councilthe cultural revolution, the organizational position of the women's social cultural council was upgraded and became the professor of family and women of the supreme council of the cultural revolution. it will follow the family and various issues related to this field. the approvals of this headquarters will be submitted to the supreme council of the cultural revolution for review and final approval. however, this council and most of its members will be educated women, as well as the representatives of a new generation of the women's cultural and social council appointed today. we will implement it and this council will become the family and women's social cultural council of the country, the headquarters of the women's house in the supreme council of the cultural revolution , referring to the process of reviewing the hijab and chastity bill in the parliament, the speaker said that efforts are being made to listen to the views of elites and experts on a law. comprehensive and effective,

human rights council was held regarding the desecration of the quran . he considered the qur'an to be a double standard in the international community , which not only violates human rights, but also incites hatred and enmity between two billion muslims. sweden issued an insult to the quran in front of esteghlal mosque, which followed a wave of condemnation. zarin fam's tiled altar was unveiled in the library of the shrine of amirul momineen , peace be upon him, after restoration and restoration. extensive discounts are available there was a tiled mehrab of zarin fam, a work of the taherian family in kashan, before it was broken into pieces and destroyed in the balasar mosque or the mosque and school of hazrat amir al-mominin , peace be upon him, and amin, on the occasion of the tunisian eid of ghadir , we will unveil the mehrab of zarin fam in the inscriptions the name of the builder, the time of the building, is precisely determined. i thank the iranian artists who were able to restore the art of their fathers . during the restoration of the shrine of hazrat amir , peace be upon him, a group of iranian researchers found parts of this mihrab, which were about 10

in the human rights council with the proposal of the government of pakistan , and this can be a competition for what actions have been taken in the past. had this meeting been a history in the human rights council, have we had situation-oriented or issue-oriented proceedings , and for example, regarding freedom of expression, definitely in the periodical visits of the supreme council, the situation-oriented meetings of the special rapporteurs of the human rights council have been the first time. in relation to sacrilege islami was approved, can there be any results for this meeting, can it stop these insults in western countries, in any case, we should not forget that the human rights council is not a court and the proceedings are not based on justice, because the council is the body of the so-called yasmin food company. the game means that the governments whose representatives are members there are members representing their own country, and although they argue, they represent their own country in this council, and therefore the decisions in this council are human rights and more than legal, even though they try does governments have talents and should not let's forget that they

human rights council. and actually made it very clear to the very concerned about that. the 2 are thing human rights situation. any wrong? um, for instance, that have been over $26.00 people sentenced to death in the connection with the protests and over 7 young man run swimming human. and as we know of have been executed, they were urging a wrong to to stop the executions and also, and to cope corporate more with the fact finding. in fact, finding mission because so far, iran has the have nots. let's any information they didn't ex, credit access to information or to the people in the wrong answer to the fact finding the mission to enter the country. so that's jones. i have dw said customer service yelled as of britons. king charles has been presented with another crowned vist time in scotland. the ceremony took place incident, giles is cathedral in edinburgh, and traditionally follows. the coronation yolanda seems presented with symbols colby honors of scotland. when everyone share about his arrival advocate, philip was met by ceremonial music not mean by g is an chance of not mine came from

and this demands a united nations united nations security council, the human rights crimes against humanity, a full garage of diplomatic confrontation. it is very disturbing. it's, it's really disturbing what, what you're saying. so it's sort of jump in, but you know, the fact that you are, you are, you are an iraq war veteran that you've, you've seen children, even playing with these custom, munitions. i mean, talk about, you know, innocent collateral damage for what you. so i can't even imagine i wanted to ask you, you made mention of it, you know, a few years ago, washington condemned russia for allegedly using custom munitions in syria. but now the rhetoric has changed. emotion has decided to, to supply such um to key if i mean to, is it a case of whatever it takes? i mean, what, what's the logic is that logic behind washington's decision has gone. you know, there's delusion worried. there's pathological delusion. there is narcissism beyond anything we've seen in a political regime and politicians in the military. i think they are losing their entire sense of identity and reality. these

human rights council condemned the acts of fighting the koran and other holy books , the resolution was adopted following an urgent discussion held at the initiative of the organization of islamic cooperation, the humanl called for those responsible for desecrating the holy book for muslims to be held accountable. at the same time , many western countries voted against resolutions in particular united states united kingdom germany france and belgium, the polish parliament called on ukraine to admit guilt for the volyn massacre vote. 440 deputies took part. they all voted for the adoption of the resolution, the sejm recalled that more than 100,000 people died as a result of the tragedy. the poles were even more forced to leave their homes, as they feared for their lives, the document emphasizes that what happened is a genocide, which was planned by the leaders of the organization of ukrainian nationalists, deputies banned in russia also noted that it is important to carry out an exhumation and adequately bury the victims, let me remind you. in the early forty-third year, ukrainian nationalists committed murder and expelled poles from their homes in volhynia and eastern golytsya in a climax. uh, tragic

books there is happy talk about human rights but it gives lgbtqi organizations and individuals something to hang their arguments on and say look, the human rights councilust appointed this individual and they say this. when we can act in company, in a coalition, i think that's always advantageous and is something we seek to do when the norms themselves are a part of getting the security council for the first time to condemn the targeted individuals on the basis of their sexual orientation. that has never happened before and hearing from around the world was meant for the united nations security council to have done it. this was something that was a consensus document, the russian federation, the number of african governments that had laws that were not respectful of these human rights on the books went along with that. thinking tactically about how to do it and how do these norms become more salient in international law i think is very important. it is in our interest to have maximum economic inclusion in step with our economic objectives and foreign policy interest in our country. it's in our interest to fight repression against whomever it is being c

nations human rights office based in geneva, a spokesperson said, and i quote, "france needs to address deep issues of racism and discrimination in law enforcement." council of europe, independent humant part of the eu, published a commission against racism and intolerance injune 2022, highlighted little progress in france on curtailing the use of ethnic profiling by law enforcement officers. this is a bit awkward to push that forward and on the basis of a few cases, like you have highlighted yourself, 13 in a few years, saying that it's systemic. in one year, actually. but anyway, go on. it is not systemic. and i want to repeat it again and again. there is no systemic issue. when there is an issue, when there is a racism issue, people, whether they're citizens or policemen, arrested, investigated and jailed. if that's the case. 0k. not a race issue, you say, what about a law, a legal issue? because the 2017 law, not introduced by president macron's government, expanded the use of the potential for a policeman to use firearms, even if his or her life was not threatened. and this is something which the left—wing alliance in parliament, the new alliance, say they want it repealed. they

union and the human rights council of the european union is a very old and deep-rooted issue, and one of the member states of the european union and a member of the european commission on human rights knows that this freedom is for its people exist, but we must not forget that it was never absolute. even in the european human rights system, in the human rights court of this union, we have seen cases that have specified the limitation of freedom of expression and freedom of opinion and religion. for example, we see in various cases that the legislation of a state for public safety and order morality as well as non-insulting and hate-mongering are prohibited. the castle does not act in any way. in fact, it is one of the restrictions on the freedom of self-expression . article 18 of the civil and political human rights commission speaks of freedom of opinion, freedom of conscience, and freedom of religion . the restrictions are mentioned below. it's slow, of course, why, i'm sorry, i cut off the relationship. in sweden, when hate speech is a crime against the koran , which is one of the examples of religious hate speech, you see , unfortunately, we live in the real world, and c

human rights council was held regarding the desecration of the quran. he considered the actions of many people towards the qur'an to be a double standard in the international community , which not only violates human rights, but also incites hatred, violence and enmity against 2 billion muslims . in the latest case, a german citizen in front of a mosque in southwestern germany. the swedish government has taken action to punish insulting the quran in front of the mosque and issued the whole, which followed a wave of condemnation. the specialists of a knowledge-based company of the new generation of 3d printer consumables unveiled the use of nano and micro technology in the manufacture of these materials, and the quality and longevity of the products made with this the raw material increases up to three times compared to the past. the lead part does not need a mold. the technology is known as a 3d printer and by the consumables we produce , the device starts printing the final part using this technology in various fields. they use very common medical problems to make support machine building industry to make different parts of devices and specialists of a technological unit succeeded in using new ge

council, and they attacked their neighbor. they brought this unprovoked war on the ukrainian people. they are committing war crimes. they are committing crimes against humanity. they are committing human rights veto power and it is for that reason that we take our actions to the general assembly where their veto power doesn't work. and we have condemned them roundly. on friday, we put forward a resolution, a peace resolution. and 141 countries voted for that resolution. >> stephen: let's talk about china for just a moment. because it's been reported that china is considering sending weaponry and aid to russia. antony blinken and jake sullivan have said yeah, that's bad. you can't do that. why would it be particularly bad for china to do that beyond prolonging the war? >> ambassador thomas-greenfield: first, it will prolong the war. but second, it means china will align itself with russia's actions in ukraine. china would align itself with committing human rights violations against the ukrainian people. carrying out a bloody war that has really destroyed infrastructure in ukraine. this is about supporting the u.n. charter. and if china aligns itself with russia, then it becomes part of that p

human council. the commission is specifically asked to look into numerous reports of gross violation of human rightsy of a young woman, mahsa amini, something that led to a movement in iran and even outside iran, a movement that was described as woman, life, freedom. the interim has published its earlier report, the first report, and it says that it the first report, and it says thatitis the first report, and it says that it is deeply concerned about reports of continued arrests, disappearances, torture, killings of protesters, and even protesters, a nd even executions. protesters, and even executions. the commission said that 27 people are on death row now, because of the role in protests taking part in peaceful demonstrations. the commission also said that seven people have already been executed. 0ne people have already been executed. one thing that is causing particular concern is lack of cooperation on the iranian government's side. the un human rights council specifically called on iran to fully cooperate with the fact—finding mission, but we heard from the fact—finding mission that they had wr