human rights chief has issued a die, a warning about the effects. the environment is also having on vulnerable people around the wild. michelle ashley toby, you and human rights council that environmental threats, the triggering more conflicts and making existing ones, even while the interlink creek crisis of pollution, climate change and by the versus the act affects multipliers amplifying conflicts at pensions and struck qualities and forcing people into christian bernal's questions as this environmental just intensify. that will constitute the single greatest challenge to human rights. here while speaking of climate change, president joe biden right now is visiting 3 states on the u. s. west coast to assess the damage from wild size. biden has just come from the south where he promised support for community is effected by hurricane ida watching his plane just land there. that storm hurricane ida made land fall in louisiana last month. his administration is trying to get the support for a trillion dollar spending plan that includes proposals for fighting climate change . while it seemed to kennedy, how can she is at the white house? kimberly this trip to survey wil

guarantees about women and girls, but another meeting taking place here at the un today in the human rights council, the commission of human rights said the african women have been progressively excluded from the public sphere in the last 3 weeks. i'm sure that's true, i'm sure that's true. the commitments that i was given which relate to girls as well as to the space for humanitarian agencies or commitments that we will hold them to and we will monitor and we will discuss with them. but festival, the practice around afghanistan is very, very varied. in terms of particularly this issue of not allowing women to go to have their rights. and we of course insist on that. and that's the, the, the main reason i went that we'll need to make sure that these rights are protected . we will need to make sure that women and girls have rights education, also something in the news today. and we need to make sure that people are going to get the help they need to survive. finally, you will meeting starts and just over now it's time. it's going to be opened by the un secretary general. so the meeting hasn't starte

this meeting is about to start in 2 hours time, another meeting has been on the way to the un human rights council. and the high commission of human rights michelle bachelor, has been speaking. she says she's profoundly alarmed by the escalating humanitarian crisis. you also mention what's been going on with regard to the new government formed by the taliban, the entrance government, and the role of women. she said that africa women have been progressively excluded from the public sphere over the last 3 weeks. and that's going to stop. shame faced with all the laser forties, keeping an eye on that during a conference force in geneva. thanks james. i mean, while it's, we've been saying the country foreign minister mohammed have been abdul rahman, l sony, and the french foreign minister on isla drown, have been addressing the media after meeting here in doha to discuss the situation in afghanistan. let's speak to correspondent, move out. he's been up by the press conference for us this morning mom and can you talk us through what else we had from the to foreign ministers? that was a real emphasis, a

we rejoin the powers climate agreement and we're running to retake as seen in the human rights council next year at the u. n. and as the united states, 6 to rally the world action were laid, not just the example or power, but god willing with the power of our example, make no mistake. the united states will continue to defend ourselves, our allies, and our interest against attack, including terrorist threats, as we prepare to use force, if any is necessary, but to defend our vial. us national interest, including against ongoing and imminent threats. but the mission must be claire and achievable, undertaking when informed consent of the american people. and whenever possible, in partnership with our allies, use us military power must be our tool of last resort. not our 1st, that should not be used as an answer to every problem we see around the world. indeed today, many of our greatest concerns cannot be solved or even addressed through the force of arms. bombs and bullets cannot defend against covert 19 or is future variance. to fight this pandemic, we need a collective act of science

we rejoined the paris climate agreement and we are running to retake a seat in the human rights council next year at the u.n. as the united states seeks to rally the world to action, we will lead not just with the example of our power, but god willing, with the power of our example. make no mistake, the united states will continue to defend ourselves, our allies and interest against attack including terrorist threats as we prepare to use force, if any is necessary. but to defend our vital u.s. national interest, including against ongoing and imminent threats, but the mission must be clear and achievable. undertake and informed consent of the american people. and whenever possible, in partnership with our allies. u.s. military power must be our tool of last resort. not our first. and should not be used as an answer to every problem we see around the world. indeed, today, many of our greatest concerns cannot be solved or even addressed through the force of arms. arms and bullets cannot defend against covid-19 or its future variants. to fight this pandemic we need a collective act of scien

and the un human rights chief has issued a die, a warning about the effect that the environment is having on vulnerable people around the world. michelle bash lay told the un human rights council. the environmental threats are triggering more complex and making existing ones, even including creek crisis or pollution, climate change, and by diversity. the act affects multipliers amplifying conflicts at pensions, and struck qualities and forcing people into christianity burnwell situations as this environmental intensify. that will cause it to the single greatest challenge to human rights in our hero. last year was the most dangerous on record for people defending their land livelihoods. ecosystems global witness recorded the matters of 227 land, an environmental defenders in 2020. that says that's far short of the actual number activist phase, other threats, including arrests, smear campaigns and attacks. 65 of those killed were in columbia with mexico and the philippines. the next most dangerous countries, more than a 3rd of all fatal attacks targeted indigenous people, even though they only make up 5 percent of the world's population. 71 percent of those targeted were resisti

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so before we call upon the international community, fund the, the human rights council to condemn the use of terrorist tactics, child soldiers, as well as the mosque killing of civilians, the organized looting and want and destruction that the t p has been inflicting enough far. and i'm our regional faith. if he's high time dot, the ward wakes up to the reality that the t p l, if he's the grocer and not the victim in this tragedy. and now this enough to remember, this is the preliminary report. this is not the final report, the report that is supposed to be final set to be out in the 1st of november. that's when the conflict, if it is still continuing, will enter it 1st year. gunman in nigeria of freed more than $200.00 prisoners. it happened in an attack on a medium security jail in the city of cover. a soldier and policemen were killed during the attack and 2 guards still missing. nearly 70 students have been released on their captors in nigeria is i'm far a state. they were got to do with several teachers almost 2 weeks ago. kidnapping for ransom is becoming increasingly common in

world health organization, the parents climate agreement, we're seeking, you see that the human rights council. we've engaged with the us population fund, the u. n. l g b t i corporate we are determined to be at the table and we are and that's why you saw our team engaging in what president biden called relentless diplomacy this week. i think by the end of today i will have met with more than 60 countries in bilateral, regional or multilateral groupings, including the g 20 p 5. gotcha. and the v. c. c, c 5, my counterparts in central america and mexico and across all of these diplomatic engagements. so this week, 2 challenges stood out above the rest. the 1st is called the 1900. at the summit that the president can mean yesterday. he announced new commitments by the united states to end this pandemic, including purchasing an additional half a 1000000000 additional doses of the pfizer seen. that brings the number of safe effective doses. the united states will donate to more than 1100000000. and without any strings attached, we are also laser focused on getting the international community to wo

but last year, you and human rights council report to urge you to norway to transition away from fossil fuels. the country already has strong green credentials. it has hydro, electric, power, grade, and 70 percent of all new cars is sold. our electric, but norway's main center right, and center left parties, se fossil fuel production should continue past 2050. arguing that transitioning to sustainable energy sources will take time. neither party is expected to win a majority in monday's vote. so it is likely to come down to a coalition with the green party predicted to be a contender. they want to end that fossil fuel production by 2035. and they do have public support when party memberships have surge by a 3rd in just 2 months. one in a bag gloom to is the editor and publisher at the news in english, adult n o and she joins us live now from all. madam, thank you so much for joining us here. on alger 0, i mean, it would seem, perhaps, i guess, a surprising situation where the wealth of the country is based on one thing and then at the selection by going green. a would seem that a lot of

we call upon the international community fund the, the human rights council to condemn the use of terrorist tactics, child soldiers, as well as the mosque killing of civilians, organized looting and want and destruction. that the t p has been inflicting enough . and i'm our regional states. if he's high time that the world wakes up to the reality that the t p l, if he's the aggressor and not the victim in this tragedy, and now the left. remember that the preliminary report, this is not the final report, the reports that it's supposed to be final said to be out in the 1st of november. that's when the conflict, if it is still continuing, will enter it 1st year, a former, a defense presidency manual. my home has gone trial after being filmed, attacking a protester, alexander, go by now le was seen hitting a man during a made a demonstration in 2018, a faces a dozen charges, including voluntary violence, and wearing a police badge. the 30 year old could be $1120000.00, fine and be sentenced is 7 years in prison. that court has ruled over must employ its drivers on a permanent basis. it says dri

800000, many civilians have been killed or injured by airstrikes in 2015 or apart from the human rights council. so demons people, faith some 10 airstrikes a day. the peace process has stormed for too long. the country parties have not discussed a comprehensive settlement since 2016. this has left yemen is stuck in an indefinite state of war. we know clear way forward, but the chaos in yemen is now carrying into saudi arabia. as the kingdom is facing repeated air attacks from yemen who the rebels, the us remove its most advanced missile defense system fad and its patriot missile batteries. the prince sultan air base has hosted thousands of us troops since 2019 that came as a result of drone attacks on the heart of the kingdoms oil protection. now that attack was claimed by yemen who the rebels. however, expert to say the physical debris left behind points to iran, heading the attack k, ron has rejected any notion for responsibility. however, critics point out that iran paramilitary forces were seen back in january using similar drones. now, despite the us removing its powerful missiles from sau

biden: we we we we we we e paris climate agreement and we are running to take a seat on the human rights councilggie: instead of america first, the president said it requires deep engagement with the rest of the world. pres. biden: our security and freedoms rr connect -- are connected and so, we must work together as never before. reggie: he called on the general assembly to take action on climate change. kumasi: nancy pelosi visited a memorial honoring the lives lost to those -- to covid-19. 600,000 flags are planted in the national mall. people can visit and write a personal message in memory of a loved one. 676,000 people have died in the u.s.. >> the number is growing and it has surpassed the number of americans who died from the spanish flu 100 years ago. that is a tragic record to break , and it is not over yet. kumasi: this is the largest participatory art installation since the aids quilt. reggie: now for the search for brian laundrie. no one has heard from him in over a week and authorities think he knows what happened to gabby petito. jobina has where the search is taking place. jobina

human rights chief warned the human rights council that a new and perilous phase is coming.ghans are being illegally detained and turning up dead. you can see the difference on kabul as the taliban is in control. far fewer women on the streets and those out might have their hair covered or wearing a burqa. martha? >> martha: trey yingst on the ground. thanks very much. let's bring in david sears, retired navy seals. he was in afghan twice and the author of "smarter, not harder." thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> martha: i would like to play some testimony. antony blinken was grilled by senators about how this was handled. this is senator john barrasso that talked about the marine that was lost to his state of wyoming, riley mccollum. here's senator barrasso's comment. >> president biden has called this an extraordinary success. this has to be the lie of the 21st century. it's dishonest. if he believes it, it's delusional. america with no longer ever say we no longer leave no american behind because joe biden did. >> martha: david sears, good to have you with

human rights chief warned the human rights council this week of a new and payroll also for afghanistan as civilians plea for international assistance. >> we cannot go back because our homes are destroyed. and we don't have money to rebuild it or even have enough money to feed my family for a month. >> in the streets of kabul today, we saw the poverty firsthand. children begging and people desperate for aid. though as the taliban stays isolated through their actions, it's the civilian population that pays the highest price. bret? >> bret: trey yingst in kabul, afghanistan. thank you. a former british army colonel says an afghan sniper who worked with british special forces was executed in front of his family by the taliban monday. that's according to the "times" of london. it says the sniper tried to be evacuated but that was unsuccessful. there is new information tonight suggesting the coronavirus here in the u.s. may be more effective than some in the biden administration have implied and that the vaccine, rather, and that a booster shot is not yet needed for the general population. t

we rejoined the paris climate agreement and we are running to retake a seat in the human rights councilext year at the u.n. as the united states seeks to rally the world to action, we will eat not just by the exhibit of our power, but god willing, with the power of our example. the united states will continue to defend ourselves and our allies against attacks, including paris threats, as we are prepared to use force is necessary. but to defend our vital u.s. interests against ongoing and imminent threats, but the mission must be clear and she will come undertaken with informed consent of the american people, and whenever possible, and partnership with our allies. to use u.s. military power us to be our tool of last resort, not our first. it should not be used as an answer to every problem we see around the world. indeed, today, many of our greatest concerns cannot be solved or even addressed through the force of arms. bombs and bullets cannot defend against covid-19 or its future variants. to fight this pandemic, we need a collective act of science and political will. we need to ask now

we rejoined the paris climate agreement and we are running to retake a seat in the human rights council next year at the u.n. as the united states seeks to rally the world to action, we will lead not just with the example of our power, but god willing, with the power of our example. make no mistake, the united states will continue to defend ourselves, our alleys -- allies and interest against attack including terrorist threats as we prepare to use force, if any is necessary. but to defend our vital u.s. national interest, including against ongoing and imminent threats, but the mission must be clear and achievable. undertake and informed consent of the american people. and whenever possible, in partnership with our allies. u.s. military power must be our tool of last resort. not our first. and should not be used as an answer to every problem we see around the world. ingeed -- indeed, today, many of our greatest concerns cannot be solved or even addressed through the force of arms. arms and bullets cannot defend against covid-19 or its future variants. to fight this pandemic we need a col

we rejoined the paris climate agreement and we're running to retake a seat in the human rights council next year at the u.n. and as the united states seeks to rally the world to action, we will lead not just with the example of our power but, god willing, with the power of our example. make no mistake, the united states will continue to defend ourselves, our allies, and our interest against attack, including terrorist threats as we prepare to use force if necessary but to defend our vital u.s. national interests including against ongoing and imminent threats. but the mission must be clear and achievable, undertaken with informed consent of the american people and, whenever possible, in partnership with our allies. u.s. military power must be our tool of last resort not our first and should not be used as an answer to every problem we see around the world. indeed, today many of our greatest concerns cannot be solved or even addressed through the force of arms. bombs and bullets cannot defend against covid-19 or its future variants. to fight this pandemic, we need a collective act of sci

they warmed the human rights council this week of a new and perfect relyulous phase for afghanistan sayingy detained and turning up dead. if you see the difference of the taliban rule, the streets in many cases are quiet, no music allowed under taliban rule. in other cases bustling with people because there's so many check points it's creating a traffic guam. the taliban says they will continue to engage with the international community even promising to stop attacks from the west that could be staved from afghanistan. we'll have to wait appear see. neil? >> neil: is it your sense that those who want out of afghanistan will get out of afghanistan? >> american passport holders will be able to get out of afghanistan, according to the taliban. those who have dual citizenship may not be as lucky. and those who have family members who are not u.s. citizens are going to be in a lot of trouble. it's going to be a major road black for the united states as they try to get u.s. citizens out and their families. neil? >> neil: so where do people congregate now? >> right now nobody's heading to the air

he said he wanted to get on the human rights council which includes cuba, venezuela, russia, china, in, it's an absolute disaster. america is not leading. we're the world's super power but we don't act like it with joe biden. they know he's weak. he's a poor communicateor and it showed what was happening and not happening at the u.n. >> haley tweeted this, under the trump administration the world knew where we stood. at the u.n. we took the names of our enemies and had the backs of our allies. with joe biden asleep at the switch our friends don't trust us an our enemies are rejoicing. craig? >> yes. it was an interesting speech to say the least. however, you know, some of america's closest allies, specifically the british and the australians, were quite happy with that they were hearing but as you mentioned i'm not too sure how happy the french are but then again you can never please the french. it was an interesting day to see him pushing hard on climate. that was quite an interesting angle to go no and matching boris's push for them to double their input into the climate fund. so he

we rejoined the paris climate agreement and we're running to retake a seat in the human rights council next year at the u.n. and as the united states seeks to rally the world to action, we will lead not just by the example of our power, but god willing with the power of our example. make no mistake, the united states will continue to defend ourselves, our allies, and our interests against attack, including terrorist threats, as we prepare to use force if any is necessary. but to defend our vital u.s. interests, but the mission must be clear and achievable. undertaking with informed consent of the american people. and whenever possible in partnership with our allies. u.s. military power must be our tool of last resort, not our first. and should not be used as an answer to every problem we see around the world. indeed, today, many of our greatest concerns cannot be solved or even addressed through the force of arms. bombs and bullets cannot defend against covid-19 or its future variants. to fight this pandemic, we need a collective act of science and political will. we need to act now to

and we're running to retake a seat in the human rights council next year at the un.irst address before the general assembly, which is convening this week in new york president biden focused his speech on major shift away from his predecessor's messaging instead of america first the president insisted in order for the us to seed it requires deep engagement with the rest of the world. our security prosperity our very freedoms our interconnected in my view has never before. so i believe we must work together as never before. president biden also called on the general assembly to take action on climate change saying the current situation is a code red for humanity. we had warm. i might say hot weather today. i guess it depends on who you and we're gonna hold on to the heat for a few more days. drew will show you when the cooldown to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer means asking for what we want, and need... and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. living longer is possible and proven with kisqali when taken with a nonsteroidal aromatase inhibitor in premenop

of the un and delivering aid, and also ensuring human rights, particularly for african women and girls. noble laureate malala use of sy reminded the council that education is a universal human rights. united security council, speaking with one voice for both vegetation can compel the thought live on to make concession. this is vital and not only for women and good them. so what for long don't security in the region and know what the council is currently reviewing the u . s. future role in the country. the mandate for the us assistance mission in afghanistan expires in just a week. while council members debate the mandates renewal, they'll be grappling with matters of life and death including human rights, humanitarian access and the protection of civilians including women and girls. christian salumi al jazeera, the united nation. well meanwhile, more than a 100 people left campbell airport on thursday on the 1st international passenger flight since the taliban take on. because i always like to do hallmark a breakthrough in the p coordination between the u. s. and i've kind of storms new rulers, charlotte, that us reports now from the afri

of the un and delivering aid, and also ensuring human rights, particularly for african women and girls. nobel laureate, malala use of sy reminded the council that education is a universal human rights. united security council, speaking with one voice, vegetation can compel the thought lavonne to make a confession. this is vital, not only for women and good them. so what for long don't security in the region and what the council is currently reviewing the u. s. future role in the country. the mandate for the us assistant commission in afghanistan expires in just a week while council members debate the mandates renewal. they'll be grappling with matters of life and death, including human rights, humanitarian access, and the protection of civilians, including women and girls. christian salumi al jazeera, the united nations in the us president joe biden has told those resisting toby 19 vaccination is that the nation's patience is wearing thin. he delivered the direct remarks while announcing new vaccine rules, which will effect as many as 100000000 us workers, his political rivals, the republicans of planning, legal action in response to serio

of the un and delivering aid, and also ensuring human rights, particularly for african women and girls. noble laureate malala use of sy reminded the council that education is a universal human rights. are united security council speaking with one voice, although vegetation can compel the thought live on to make a confession. this is vital and not only for women and good them. so what for long don't security in the region and know what the council is currently reviewing the u. s. future role in the country. the mandate for the us assistance mission in afghanistan expires in just a week. while council members debate the mandates renewal, they'll be grappling with matters of life and death including human rights, humanitarian access, and the protection of civilians, including women and girls. christian salumi al jazeera, the united nations. the ladies of the us in china have spoken directly for the 1st time in 6 months. the conversation between joe biden and she's in pain was initiated by the us president. the discussions come at a low point in china. us relations bought and told she both ladies need to ensure competition does not v into con

of the un and delivering aid, and also ensuring human rights, particularly for african women and girls. noble laureate malala use of sy reminded the council that education is a universal human rights. are united security council. speaking with one voice, vegetation can compel the thought live on to make concession. this is vital and not only for women and good them, but for long don't security in the region and know what the cow hollow is currently reviewing the u. s. future role in the country. the mandate for the us assistance mission in afghanistan expires in just a week. while council members debate the mandates renewal, they'll be grappling with matters of life and death including human rights, humanitarian access and the protection of civilians including women and girls. christian salumi al jazeera, the united nations on charles thompson has more now from the afghan capital couple billions of dollars of funds has been frozen by international organizations by the us. and of course, this is a huge concern to the, the millions of people who are so reliant on humanitarian aid in this country. 18000000 people. almost half the population

of the un and delivering aid, and also ensuring human rights, particularly for african women and girls. noble laureate malala use of sy reminded the council that education is a universal human rights. are united security council. speaking with one voice, vegetation can compel the thought live on to make a confession. this is vital and not only for women and get them. so what for long don't security in the region and know what the cow hollow is currently reviewing the u. s. future role in the country. the mandate for the us assistance mission in afghanistan expires in just a week. while council members debate the mandates renewal, they'll be grappling with matters of life and death including human rights, humanitarian access and the protection of civilians including women and girls. christian salumi al jazeera, the united nations charter plane has taken off from, i've kind of stands cobble airport. the 2nd flight since evacuations ended last week because they always play me left with passengers out in the delivering aid on thursday. more than 100 people were on board the 1st flight to doha. the flights are being seen as a step forward and

>> trey: there are reports of killings here in afghanistan, we saw the un human rights chief warning human rights council of new and perilous phase for the country. she said her office received multiple credible reports about afghans turning up dead. video shows taliban fighters beating women who -- humanitarian chief said 1.2 billion dollars pledged to help the afghan people on the ground. today the world health organization arrived with new medical supplies and united states increasing aid with new contribution to programs that help the afghan people. you can really see the difference with taliban in control now here in the afghan ital. there are people out, view people and those you see have to have a head covering or burqa. >> john: trey, what is it like there for you? >> trey: look, very few americans in afghanistan right now, the state department estimates around 100, so far the taliban has not interfered with foreign media reporting here. we have seen local journalists beat by fighters in the streets. videos last week, we reported on your show, journalists being beat for reporting the news, being

human rights chief warns the human rights council this week of a new and perilous state for afghanistane our homes are destroyed and we don't have money to rebuild it or even have enough money to feed my family for a month. >> we saw the poverty today in the streets of kabul first hand, children begging and people desperate for aid. as the taliban stays isolated from the international community, it is the civilian population that pays the highest price. shannon? >> shannon: trey yingst, thanks so much appeared by the way, we want to dip back in with republican challenger larry eld. sounds like he is giving up on this particular fight, saying we have -- may have lost this battle, but we will win the war, he says to the crowd that he wants to be gracious in defeat to gavin newsom. let's take a moment to listen in. >> under this governor, 20,000 convicted felons were released early. what could possibly go wrong? the other day, former president, former senator was mugged in oakland. you are not cheering for barbara buxton being mugged, are you? this is a rough crowd. this is a rough crowd.

we rejoined the paris climate agreement and are running to retake a seat in the human rights councils the united states seeks to rally the world to action, we will lead not just as an example of our power but god willing with the power of our example. make no mistake, the united states will continue to defend ourselves, our allies, and our interests against attack including terrorist threats as we prepare to use force if any is necessary. but to defend our vital u.s. national interest including against ongoing and imminent threats. the mission must be clear and achievable. undertaking with informed consent of the american people. and whenever possible, in partnership with our allies. u.s. military power must be our tool of last resort, not our first and should not be used as an answer to every problem we see around the world. indeed, today many of our greatest concerns cannot be solved or even addressed through the force of arms. bombs and bullets cannot defend against covid-19 or its future variants. to fight this pandemic we need a collective act of signs and political will. we nee

we rejoined the paris climate agreement, and we're running to retake a seat in the human rights council next year at the u.n.. and as the united states seeks to rally the world action, we will lead not just with the example of our power, but with the power of our example. make no mistake, the united states will continue to defend ourselves and our allies against attack including terrorist threats as we prepare to use force, if any, as necessary. but to defend our vital interests against ongoing and imminent threats, but the mi mission must be clear and achievable, undertaken with informed consent of the american people. and wherever possible, in partnership with our allies. u.s. military power must be our tool of last resort, not our first. they should not be used as an answer to every problem we see around the world. indeed, today many of our greatest concerns cannot be solved or even addressed through the force of arms. bombs and bullets cannot defend against covid-19 or its future variants. to fight this pandemic, we need a collective act of science and political will. we need to act

and we're running to retake a seat in the human rights council next year at the u.n. and as the united states seeks to rally the world action, we lead not just by the example of our power, but god willing with the power of our example. make no mistake, the united states will continue to defend ourselves, our allies, and our interest against attacks, including terrorist threats, as we prepare to use force if any is necessary. but to defend our vital u.s. national interests, including against ongoing and imminent threats, but the mission must be clear and achievable. undertake more than informed consent of the american people and wherever possible in partnership with our allies. new u.s. military power must be our tool of last resort. not our first. and it should not be used as an answer to every problem we see around the world. indeed, today, many of our greatest concerns cannot be solved or even addressed through the force of arms. bombs and bullets cannot defend against covid-19, or its future variants. to fight this pandemic, we need the collective act of science an

of the un and delivering aid, and also ensuring human rights, particularly for african women and girls. noble laureate malala use of sy reminded the council that education is a universal human rights. are united, deacons and speaking with one voice. although vegetation can compel the thought lavonne to make a concession. this is vital, not only for women and good then. so what for long don't security in the region and know what the cow hollow is currently reviewing the u. s. future role in the country. the mandate for the humans assistance mission in afghanistan expires in just a week. while council members debate the mandates renewal, they'll be grappling with matters of life and death including human rights, humanitarian access and the protection of civilians including women and girls. christian salumi al jazeera, the united nations and campbell airport has received it. second, international passenger planes into vacations, were completed 10 days ago. the cause i was flight, arrived carrying aid and will leave with passengers carrying for an passport. so visas on thursday more than 100 people left cobbled airport. the charter flights to

of the un and delivering aid, and also ensuring human rights, particularly for african women and girls. noble laureate malala use of sy reminded the council that education is a universal human rights are united you are the canton speaking with one voice divergence. ation can compel the thought live on to make concession. this is vital, not only for women and good them. so what for long don't security in the region and what the council is currently reviewing the u. s. future role in the country. the mandate for the us assistance mission in afghanistan expires in just a week. while council members debate the mandates renewal, they'll be grappling with matters of life and death including human rights, humanitarian access and the protection of civilians, including women and girls. christian salumi al jazeera, the united nation, well more than a 100 people arrived in doha, after leaving couple airport on thursday on the 1st international charter flight after the end of the us lead evacuation. and another such flight is expected to leave couple foot in the coming hours. charles dropped that has moved from the african capital. were expecting a 2

of the un and delivering aid, and also ensuring human rights, particularly for african women and girls. nobel laureate, malala use of sy reminded the council that education is a universal human right or united security cancer. speaking with one voice for both education can compare the thought of on to make concession. this is vitamin not only for women and good them. so what for long don't security in the region and what the council is currently reviewing the u. s. future role in the country. the mandate for the us assistance mission in afghanistan expires in just a week. while council members debate the mandates renewal, they'll be grappling with matters of life and death including human rights, humanitarian access and the protection of civilians, including women and girls. christian salumi al jazeera, the united nations, that speak to chance stratford incredible for his child. the un painting a very alarming picture of the humanitarian situation in afghanistan. to what extent has it become worse since the taliban take over? what is very difficult to tell on the ground how bad is gone since the thought of answer cobra because of course, t

contradictions that exist within the security council in terms of how they manage the peace and security and the interventions. and the idea of the human rights debates and so forth is that does everything that goes into the un security council, have to be about how interest are actually defined and devolved and designed in that un security council. perhaps the real challenge for us in terms of the, of the way the us has to become foot for purpose as it moves forward in a change in global architecture. and the multi polarity and the multilateralism that we have been discussing is the question of. 1 what is the viability of the security council? is the security council, the real issue here and not the entire you and architecture as it exists today? i think that's the biggest, the existential question reacted to confront, in the context of the reform and transform agenda, and the fact that it has always been a perennial issue in terms of what happens because that's where the vested interests are. perhaps the challenge is to ask the question is, do you need to be to for all permanent states in the, in the security goals? let's go to council, whi

sustainability and respecting and implementing our common global values and human rights through its membership and the security council to him, denisia has proven its capacity to constructively, contribute to finding solutions for a number of international issues, reconciling divergent views, overcoming differences, and building a new era of solidarity and international relations. this was proven when the security council unanimously adopted the resolution 25. 32 will be dense and my country was there no effort to achieve our common future as durations and revitalize the united nations. we want a need in line with our common agenda. what i would like to stress from the drums when to all our friends and partners denisia will remain and what it was, what a fours of positive proposals and an active contributor to international security cooperation and solidarity among all people and countries. she's going to, mr. president denisia will also continue to play its influential role in the region by providing support and help our sisters and brothers and libya. so they complete the political track and me, their expected polit

of how they manage peace, security, human rights, and so forth, is that does everything that goes in have to be about how interests are designed in the security councilrhaps the real challenge for us as it moves forward in a changing global architecture is, what is the viability of the security counsel? is that the real issue or the entire u.n. architecture? that is the big question we have to confront. it has always been a political issue in terms of what happens. perhaps the challenge is to ask if it is needed for all the states. >> i also want to talk about change in the united nations. the secretary-general has been clear that multilateralism is the way forward. he keeps giving the same message to anyone he speaks with but he is dealing with 198 sovereign nations. he cannot dictate to them and change has to come from somewhere. are there a few key players holding this change up? is it the china -- is it china and the u.s. as antonio guterres says? >> yes. the power dynamic, as long as politics and security are stuck in this dynamic, and we haven't moved away from it, even the definition of nation states are tied to a system of power. there are ce

human rights abuses. the country's chief presidential legal council says investigators will not even be allowed to enter the country. german target has more from many of us. when it comes to the international criminal court, the reaction and the official statements coming from the philippine government has always been consistent that he does not recognize the jurisdiction of the c over president through the good that there at the end is government. and that he will not allow independent investigators who come into the country to pro cases. now the philippine government has officially withdrawn from the room statute as a signatory in 2019 but the i think he believes it has jurisdiction since the 1st complaint of filed against president d. good day by families of the drug war victims happened in 20. 17. no. president, rodrigo derek, launched the so called war on drugs in 2016. even. it started, well, he was campaigning. as president of the republic. the philippine government figures put the death toll at around 6000 filipinos killed into police lead operations, but the whites groups believe that the number co