er, whereas , here's the new situation that 's taking shape in the human rights council. that's just the same about hmm superfluous. as you said politicized about the management of the high commissioner, he is for human rights, what can i say here, how would you assess the effectiveness of his work in the current international realities? we have repeatedly criticized both the office itself and the high commissioner for human rights for their bias, unfortunately, uh, now, in this body and in the department, there is a situation where people work there, uh, the vast majority of employees are representatives of western states and naturally they carry out their agenda agenda e of their uh, governments. e, imposes certain, uh, assessments that u enter the reports and uh, often these assessments are biased, unbalanced and uh, sustained in an accusatory tone against specific states that this west e does not like, therefore we are not satisfied and how works. on human rights of the high commissioner for human rights, we have spoken about this publicly and more than once, we are di

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describe this vote in which china one that vote at the un human rights council as a dark day for human rights. sure. i understand where are certain countries are coming from as far as we're concerned, we believe that the politicization of the human rights are institutions or bodies within the united nations spirit. so when they specifically talk about different countries, it's not necessarily the most productive use of those forums. but there are areas where they are disputes, where they are violations of human rights, that are not part of any one country, but as far as internationally disputed territories. and those issues, or whether it is the occupied palestinian territories or where this the occupied territories of kashmir, unfortunately are epis centers of the most historic violations of human rights in our time. and they unfortunately don't even get the mentioned a mention in international media. don't get the lip service of international politicians and don't get the time of day at the united nations. again, i reiterate, it may be easier for us to expect other countries to take

of course it's gonna get worse, and that's why we're calling on the un human rights council to set up a special urgent session to establish independent reporting and accountability mechanisms. this call by many human rights groups including our center for the human rights. and iran was bolstered today by more than 20 special rap tours as when, who had initially called on the iranian government to allow an independent investigation into masa and minis death. and that those halls were ignored. so now these special rapid tours are also calling for the un human rights council to establish sessions . so this really needs to move beyond statements of condemnation to collective action on the international stage miserably. i just want to ask you, they're, you know, iran is already dealing with a massive sanctions coming from the west. why do you think then that getting anything from in the united nations? what, what do you think that's going to make the regime change? it's course with these sanctions have not been able to do that. well, what you're seeing right now is people rising up to call

it's a absolutely in a consistent policy of pakistan at the human rights council that why we take part in broader debates i to do with human rights or when specific countries are mentioned. we have consistently voted no and will continue to vote no in the future . it's not a, it's to try to forget it. the slideshow in my mind when i was in addition to this topic, there was another. well, there was a, there was also a vote on that canister where we were african it, it, where park. so also that you know it, germany is foreign ministry. i mean, you just become from meeting i lena bear book, jeremy's foreign ministry. describe this vote in which china one that vote at you. and he writes, cancel as a dark day for human rights. sure. i understand where are certain countries are coming from as far as we're concerned, we believe that the politicization of the human rights are institutions or bodies within the united nations. special when they specifically talk about different countries is not necessarily the most productive use of those forms. but there are areas where they are disputes, where

it's a absolutely in a consistent policy of pakistan at the human rights council that why we take part in broader debates i to do with human rights or when specific countries are mentioned. we have consistently voted no and will continue to vote no in the future . it's not a, it's to try to forget it. the slideshow in my mind when i was in addition to this topic, there was another. well, there was a, there was also a vote on that canister where we were africa. it where park. so also that you know it, germany is foreign ministry. i mean, you just become from meeting i lena bear book, jeremy's foreign ministry. describe this vote in which china one that vote at the un human rights cancel as a dark day for human rights. sure. i understand where are certain countries are coming from as far as we're concerned, we believe that the politicization of the human rights are institutions or bodies within the united nations. special when they specifically talk about different countries is not necessarily the most productive use of those forms. but there are areas where they are disputes, where they

member states need to immediately call a special session of the un human rights council. there needs to be a special session to discuss the ongoing human rights crisis, any iran and to discuss the setup of an accountability mechanisms that will allow for a repository to streamline the collection and preservation of evidence of violation . and to possibly issue reports on the situation. so that is something that the international community and un member states can do today if they wanted to. an additional thing that they could do is remove the islamic republic. iran of iran from the un commission on the status of women, which is the un top women's rights body. they were elected last year and they started a 4 year term in march 2022. they're going to be there till 2026, a country which has gender discriminatory laws on the books to the severity that the islamic republic should not be allowed to have a leader leadership position on a un body like that thing that can happen. yeah, sorry, sorry, continue. i was going to say additional thing that could happen with respect to the

and again, at o 330 james t or stop the here on al jazeera, united nations human rights council has upheld a resolution, urging this shall lanchen government to address the ongoing economic crisis. human rights abuses and corruption. now fernandez has more from the shrunken capital. right from the outset, this resolution was going to be passed and now, or we've seen 20 of those countries voting for the resolution. of course, of the core group on sri lanka, as they call themselves the united states, the u. k. and others are essentially making a case for bringing this resolution in. it reflects some of the more recent concerns outlined in the high commission report, especially the human rights impact of the economic crisis. and it also addresses several long standing issues which still need to be addressed. these include the lack of accountability for past violations, but many unresolved cases of enforced disappearances. the need for shall anchor to meet his own commitments on the dilution of political authority, as well as a need to uphold the rights of all people in shall anchor intruding

russian-speaking population, more than 10 countries issued a joint statement before the un human rights council stop the price explosion olaf schulz, not my chancellor from the energy crisis, germany is increasingly immersed in a protest mood vaccinations against yakovi influenza, 19 continues in belarus 26 new appointments and strategic tasks from the president this is how personnel monday at the palace of independence alexander lukashenko appointed a new minister of industry the day before alexander rogozhnik became the former general director of the minsk motor plant. he headed the department, but was appointed vice-premier. your area. i warned you more than once that we have mistakes should not be, especially. what is connected with the minister of industry, the candidate was selected. absolutely the right person has good experience in working in the district administration. for the last 104 years, he has been in the position of general affairs. let's say a significant leap in the field of modernization in the field of investment development. for the last 3 years, the enterprises have been

human rights - looking at? well, we are hearing from the human rights council. looking at? estigating, and also from the police and also a direct request for that information to take place from presidentjoe kerr waddell, who said he wanted this to be the last tragedy of football in the country. —— joko widodo. already we know the stadium was overcrowded, and what we do know is that the police fired tear gas when the situation got out of control, we saw fans of the home team rushing onto the pitch. you can see how police responded to that, people coming onto the pitch... there were a number of of tear gas fired, canisters of tear gas fired, people's eyes were stinging, people couldn't breathe, and therefore they were, in a sense, panicking, as you can imagine, trying to get out of the stadium. but because it was overcrowded, the exits were very narrow, and in some cases we hear from eyewitnesses that dolls were blocked. —— doors. so all that evidence will be poured over in this investigation. kenya's amos kipruto has won the men's london marathon while ethiopia's yalemzerf ye

yes, if the human rights council were to take up this issue, that would open the door for a lot of otherdate their claims. but it would not be enough. it's very clear that it -- but also in their own view to stop the atrocities. that could be sanging, that would be visa brands, none of these thing are ease, but doing nothing enables the atrocities. there's been a pressure to help ease inflation. we can't it also factors into that decision making. >> absolutely. either human rights as a priority, or it isn't, and solar panels, all of those other things are part of the overall picture. >> and it's it a real question of where human rights stand and what you stand for. thanks for writing it. thank for coming on and talking about it. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, counting down to liftoff at kennedy space center. today's manned spacex mission will be led by a woman for the first time. the first female commander of a nasa spacex crew. that's next. i say, “so are they.” ♪ aleve - who do you take it for?r? ♪ ♪ great value starting at six dollars. only from ihop. download the app and earn free fo

e sessions of the human rights council. uh, a resolution like that was passed last friday.n, she is politicized and has quite obvious political goals by the initiators. she became the european union er, the so-called western camp and some who joined them. uh, delegations goal. eh, this idea is quite obvious. and this is to accuse russia of allegedly violating human rights, and to clamp down on criticism and clamp down on the media. uh, clamp and non -government commercial organizations of the so -called inogens. that's, uh, everything that is contained in this resolution. has no evidence base. yes, actually, and its authors, uh, who promoted this topic. they did not become the goal, uh, to bring some, uh, more or less to the clear and reliable basis of its goal is obvious - to denigrate russia and create a tool. e pressure on russia in the form of a special rapporteur on human rights in russia who will be engaged in tracking. uh, all these uh, those, uh, naturally from the point of view. e from the position of western countries, so e was not pushed through. i would say so,

human rights obligations. so the demand is contained in a joint statement by a group of 11 countries that was sent to the un human rights council, the state that signed the appeal condemned discrimination against russians and the russian-speaking population, in addition to russia itself, the documents were signed by belarus china bolivia ethiopia iran north korea and myanmar nicaragua syria and venezuela, all these countries are deeply concerned about large-scale discrimination that russians have been subjected to in recent months by the authorities of a number of states, the authors of the appeal are particularly concerned about the persecution of children with russian citizenship, as well as families with russian roots. belarus is one of the safest countries in the world for the media, because over the past at least a quarter of a century , not a single journalist has died in the line of duty, which cannot be said about the countries of the collective west that are trying to teach us democracy, however, for the sake of themselves, western politicians are widely rejected basic principles of journalism. this was felt by belarus

human rights council. ere needs to be a special session to discuss the ongoing human rights crisis in iran and discuss the set up of an accountability mechanism that will allow for a repository to streamline the collection and preservation of evidence of violations and possibly issue reports on the situation. that is something the international community of u.n. member states can do today. if they wanted to. an additional thing they could do is remove the islamic republic of iran from the u.n. commission on the status of women. it is the top women's right s body. they started a four year term in march of 2022. they will be there until 2026. they have gender discriminatory laws on the books to the severity of the islamic republic does should not be allowed to have a leadersjhip position on a body like that. additional things that could happen with respect to the sanctions, we saw that there are human rights sanctions that have been issued. it is fine to freeze the assets of the individuals who are implicated

the head of the human rights council addressed.nd chairman of the investigative committee alexander bastrykin to open a criminal case and this time to switch the arrows to moscow, kiev is unlikely to succeed, even if he tries to divert attention with new fakes, which we will definitely continue to expose in the stop fake program on the tv channel russia 24. this terrible fire. i don’t know what it is and smoke such a black plane crashed into the yard of a residential high-rise building in yeysk as a result of a fuel spill an apartment building caught fire there are dead and wounded the governor of the region and the minister of health of emergencies flew to the scene in moscow announced the completion of mobilization. what to do, for those who have the agenda left in their hands and for those who voluntarily want to defend the motherland. and we will tell you more. how is the mobilization going? training recruits in other regions with precision weapons. the russian military continues to carry out attacks on the critical infrastruct

in asia for supporting our candidacy for membership of the human rights council person. oh thank you for your attention. thank you dear gardens on respect. know it past defloat is a excellent sims sharbas sharif prime minister of the islamic republic of pakistan dear head of delegation good morning and warm greetings it is a great honor and privilege for me to speak at the 6th summit meeting on engagement and confidence building measures in asia i am very grateful for the warm welcome and the lavish hospitality that was extended to me and my delegation in this beautiful city, astana pakistan attaches the great importance of the platform with its yes meeting played your role and increased cooperation and developed trust and mutual understanding in the asian continent. we commend kazakh leadership and appreciate what kazakhstan has offered in transforming its yes international organization through a significant and consensus-based approach. mr. chairman pakistan lives in a colossal climate we are 1/3 of my country without a doubt. this is the effects of global warming clim

the un human rights council has rejected a proposal to debate a report that contains evidence of humana's xinjiang province. beijing called the plan western interference, and lobbied hard against it, especially among african countries with which it has strong economic ties. the document contains evidence of torture, forced labour, and arbitrary detentions. the debate had been proposed by the us, eu countries, and britain. pakistan's prime minister shehbaz sharif says he should not have to beg for help after catastrophic monsoons flooded one third of the country. he also said he would be seeking "climate justice" from the international community. the official death toll from the floods is at least 1600, though many estimates on the ground have been higher. more than nine million people have been displaced and over two million homes destroyed. rescue workers in the ukrainian city of zaporizhzhia are continuing their search for people buried in the rubble, after russian missiles hit residential buildings on thursday. volunteers formed human chains to dig through the debris —— to dig throu

the main task of the human rights community is to prevent the genocide of the civilian population of the appeals of the russian human rights council to international organizations moscow calls on the un council of europe, the european parliament and the red cross to participate in the international investigation of the terrible footage from kharkov kupinsk . terrorist and nazi maxim zhorin short video, apparently it was filmed in a certain mass grave at the beginning of the shooting. there are already several bodies, lightly sprinkled with earth, then from the top point in. the pit is dumped by another dead man on his head. he has a bag of hands tied behind his back in a russian look. today it was announced that investigators would establish the circumstances of the death of civilians, as well as the publication of a neo-nazi involved in their torture and murder, which formed the basis of criminal proceedings. as the investigative committee notes, ukrainian publics are trying to pass off the reprisals as a crime allegedly by russian forces. however, even before the start of a large-scale investigation already. with evidence of the

the head of the human rights council addressed.fadeev and chairman investigative committee alexander bastrykin on starting a criminal case and this time transferring the arrows to moscow, kiev is unlikely to succeed, even if he tries to divert attention with new fakes, which we will definitely continue to expose in the stop fake program on russia 24 tv channel. i am after the first no kissing season, opa first of all, i didn't see anything. and secondly, i have more interesting things to do here. yes, i live with him, he has faster internet special offers and benefit up to 40% on fast internet for the whole family on mts vks knows that difficult times call for profitable solutions. vks has a tariff without any commission for the purchase of securities. discover the world of investment bcs parmesan and cheese sauce with 100% marbled beef new angelus four cheeses, only at burger king on hh.ru. there is a job for everyone. check your credit score, get approved for a loan at compare if loan. you have good salaries here, it’s easier to

human rights council called on sri lanka to prosecute corrupt officials.anches in lebanon will close indefinitely as a response to recent holdups. banks closed for a week last month after a previous wave of holdups. it lebanon is in the grips of a financial crisis, the currency has lost 90% of its value, inflation is in triple digits in the economy has contracted a massively. here in new york city the mayor is declared a state of emergency get a response to the influx of asylum-seekers being bused year by republican governors. mayor eric adams says the city is on track to spend $1 billion on the crisis. we are joined by our new york correspondent nada tawfik. how many have been blessed year and what is the impact? correspondent: the mayor says since april they have had 7000 assignment seekers bust to new york. -- bussed to new york. new yk every averages quarter to five buses coming in. this is putting intense stress on the shelter system in new york, now at record levels. eric adams talked about the fact that the state of emergency direct agencies to imme

>> of course it's going to get worse, and that's why were calling on the you and human rights councilo set up a special urgent session to establish independent reporting and accounting mechanisms. this call was bolstered today by more than 20 specials -- who had called on the irene government to allow an independent investigation, and those calls were ignored. so now they are calling for the u.n. council to establish the special. it needs to move to condemnation on the international stage. brent: iran is already dealing with massive sanctions coming from the west. i do you think then that getting anything from the united nations will make the regime change its course when these sanctions have not been able to do that? >> wl, what you' seeing right now is people rising up to callout against the mass repression that's going on in the state. that's why the international community needs to band together to support these people. there needs to be costs enacted on the government in iran so it doesn't believe that business can go on as usual. iran has membership on status of women commission

so for instance, in the human rights council of the united nations, we lost the vote over having a debate about the human rights. hi commissioners report on jan. bone one has not been commented along, was the fact that this was the 1st time ever european countries and like minded partners, even trying to have those on china's human rights record. so increasingly, we're standing out for what we believe. ok, let's see what happens and hopefully there is some movement from europe side i not offer and the european parliament for the green party and share of the european parliament china delegation. thank you very much. have a good day. the european union has announced sanctions against members of iran, security forces over its crackdown against month long anti bridging. protests. e u foreign ministers agreed to issue visa bands and asset freezes against leaders of iran, so called morality police. the sanctions also target the iranian information minister, who has overseen massive incident restrictions, amid the ongoing protests support for the protesters and condemnation of the brutal crack d

so for instance, in the human rights council of the united nations, we lost those all were having a debate about the human rights high commissioners report on john bonham. one has not been commented, a law was the fact that this was the 1st time ever european countries and like minded partners, even trying to load on china's human rights record. so increasingly, we're standing up for what we believe. ok, let's see what happens. and hopefully there is some movement from europe side i not booted offer member of the european parliament for the green party and chair of the european parliament china delegation. thank you very much. have a good day. finally, some sport where the world's best football players have been crowned at the balance 2 awards in paris. the women's prize went to spain's alexia will tie us for the 2nd year in a row. she was the top scorer for spanish title when it's barcelona, who are also champions league runners up last season. the men's bound door was awarded to frances caffeine, benjamin who scored 44 goals in 46 matches for real madrid, helping the clump when the champ

international criminal court, which is collecting evidence for a possible investigation, here now the human rights council is a repository of some evidence collected by ukrainian civil society, lawyers and others looking at the council in safety, it should do its job, russia is preventing it from doing its job, and this is a flaw in the system when the aggressor has the right to veto without a doubt but russia cannot veto the truth russia cannot veto responsibility in the long term and this is what we demonstrate by creating coalitions of countries with of the whole world for solidarity with the people of ukraine, thank you very much for your time thank you donetsk luhansk kherson zaporizhzhia there are and will be ukraine we will not forget we will not forgive we will not retreat we will not give this football stadium in the city of irpin used to train here a new generation of ukrainian football players and now it has been abandoned because of the war i know the goalkeeper protects the goal from the enemy's ball, but how to protect it from the enemy's russian rocket, i know that the fans can accept the p

only to add that russia does not intend to put the brakes on the situation, the head of the human rights councilto conduct an urgent investigation in an international organization. valery fadeev and chairman of the investigative committee alexander bastrykin kiev is unlikely to succeed in starting a criminal case and this time transferring the arrows to moscow, even if he tries to divert attention with new fakes, which we will definitely continue to expose in the stop fake program on russia 24 tv channel. mishka zhenya so that the honest prince of perm was me not a human. to here it will come trouble. don't go for the stone. everything will be fine. doesn't belong to me. i'll kill them all. the heart of parma just a business nothing personal or resentment, still there, why did elon musk leave everything without the main means of coordination satellite internet we will tell you about this in the next 20 minutes. and here are some of the topics we will touch on. cold air masses are about to break into the european part of russia when the region is covered with rain clouds and how rapidly the tempe

many civil society activists and defenders where many human rights events used to be held, and yes, the head of the residential human rights councill prize. he also said the price has discredited itself and it is now awarded to those who do not deserve it. but, well, in our opinion, he's not present it to the civil society. thank you for thinking to us, tatiana. —— us. tatiana. -- speaking to us. think ou. also killed his wife and son before killing himself. the school district in uvalde, texas has suspended its police force that provides security for schools, five months after a mass shooting that claimed the lives of 19 students and two teachers. the police department has been under investigation for its response to the shooting, including delays by officers in reaching the gunman while he was holed up in a classroom. i'm joined now from washington by our north america correspondent, nomia iqbal. nomia, what more can you tell us about this decision to suspend these officers? this about this decision to suspend these officers? , ,., . about this decision to suspend these officers? , . ., . officers? this police force has faced es

sanctioned in the u union and our problem ministry. griggs, this cases of romans to the you and human rights council for example. and this very important to john, forget the people who died and who am rather than killed by this regime. and you are match locks member of the german partner. thanks for joining us on today. thank you. russian president vladimir putin has overseen routine exercises by russia strategic nuclear forces. moscow said the aim was to simulate retaliation for a possible nuclear attack on russia. the u. s. ed moscow had informed it a day earlier of its intention to carry out the drills they come. as nato also conducts rehearsals for nuclear war in northern europe. ah ballistic missiles blast off. a dramatic show of rushes and nuclear capability weapons launching from land sea. and the sky all under president putin supervision, rushes defense minister reporting the drills which are held annually simulated a massive nuclear strike in retaliation for a nuclear attack on russia. the exercise comes, as bruton blamed the united states for its involvement in the conflict, liberty more o

it singled out where other countries are not israeli officials repeatedly criticize the un human rights council. it's inquiries and it's investigators. but the criticism from israel has never been a strong as this a tweet from the israeli prime minister. yeah, the peed criticizes a report by relatively new body. the commission of inquiry on israel and the palestinian territories. he says its authors have shown themselves to be purveyors of their learned anti semitism with one go de legitimize thing and defaming israel . the commission is chaired by the former high commissioner of human rights now of a pill. a she used to be a judge in south africa appointed by nelson mandela. and this was her reaction to the criticism of the prime minister. and i'm 81 years old. and this is the 1st time i've been accused of anti semitism. and we, we send messages to the city general and to states that he has 3 of us who are, i mean, without any remuneration of our web asked to serve. we didn't, we didn't apply for these positions. and we giving allowed time energy because we so committed to justice, rule of law

another headline story today, moscow has informed the you and human rights council about a video that appears to show dead civilians being thrown into a mass grave in ukraine. the shocking footage was posted online by a former ukrainian us off battalion commander, who sees without citing any evidence that the actions were carried out by russians . now an investigation by r t reveal many aspects of the video just do not support cubes. narrative, but rather implicates the person who published it. we should warn you, the images it had r. distressing. if you haven't already seen this video, get ready because it's only a matter of time before western media starts using it to keys, russia of war crimes and a boat out 2 point oh, we can see civilian some with bags over their heads and their hands bound behind their bags dead being thrown into a ditch. this was posted on telegram by notorious ukrainian, neo nazi maxine assured, and where the caption, when her band school still occupied payback will come to everyone. and he claimed that he got the video from a so called all coupon cell phone,

refrained from supporting the fight against the genocide of the hungarian people in the un human rights counciln employee of the forensic science department of the university of freiburg in germany and vitaly yarmolenko, the chief consultant of the national institute of strategic studies. good day, gentlemen, you know. i think that few ukrainians understand and know who the uyghurs are and why their issue should be so important for ukrainians. and if possible, not long, short to explain for those people who are not immersed in this topic, who are these people, who are these people, and why is it important for us to pay attention to them, mr. mykhailo, let's start with you. good day. the fact is that the figures are the turkic people who live in the so-called turkestan. although there are different definitions of this concept, the first thing is that they are followers of islam and ethnic, they are quite close to the uzbeks and the kazakhs, and when we talk about the igors, it is worth also note the significant resistance to the chinese occupation in these areas and already approximately more th

general assembly has resorted to such actions was in 2011, when libya was a member of the human rights council, but there is simply no mechanism by which the general assembly could do something about the composition of the security council, the necessary ways to limit russia's influence in the security council and in the un in general, the ukrainian delegation says the permanent representative of prion, serhiy kaslytsia, is trying to prove that russia is not as a legitimate member of the organization, i strongly urge the security council to seriously deal with the issue of solving the problem of russia's dubious presence in this hall, which hinders the effectiveness of the council in fulfilling its main duties to maintain international peace and security. why does this body not affect russia's war against ukraine? the answer is obvious because the council security and continues to pretend that russia is a full and legal permanent member, in order to change the system, it is necessary to reform the un security council, says american researcher thomas weiss it is possible to cancel the right of

i was at the session of the un human rights council.re there at the report of the special investigative commission on ukraine . in they reported to ukraine about this. and we were there because we submitted to that commission a lot of evidence on the destruction of hospitals in ukraine, which we have been collecting for the last six months and six months. i don't see this , the sbu release immediately appears on the internet, from which you probably took this information that you just announced, and about the fact that they stole some terrible turncoats there, and so on. -is what year are we talking about the events of 2018 ? in fact, no one accuses me of anything. in fact, no one accuses me of anyone there. well, as it is in that release, it is manipulative. i am accused of nothing. the purchase of the software that was needed for the transplant, uh, for the transplant reform in ukraine, the planting of the labor organs, uh , this software was never made, was it made? the reason is that it was ready-made software. that is, we bought al

that have become part of russia more than insurance. russia has a raised alarms of the un human rights council about a video that appears to show dead civilians being thrown into a mass grave in you cray. now footage was released by a ukrainian neo nazi commander who without citing any evidence as it was conducted by russian soldiers. and auntie investigation reveals that many aspects the video simply don't support ukrainian narrative, but rather actually implicate the person who exposed that i should warn you right now at the following images are deeply disturbing. if you haven't already seen this video, get ready because it's only a matter of time. before western media starts using it to accuse russia of war crimes and a bo, trouts who point oh, we can see civilians, some with bags over their heads and their hands bound behind their bags dead being thrown into a ditch. this was posted on telegram by notorious ukrainian, neo nazi, maxine jordan, where the caption, when, who band school still occupied payback will come to everyone. and he claimed that he gotten the video from a so called all c

minds. india have abstain from voting on a western bank draft where the illusion at the un human rights council condemning the alleged abuse of ethnic minorities in china. while new delhi didn't explain why it decided not to cost the vote was among $11.00 countries that made the same choice. 19 other members of the council voted against the resolution. defeating the motion box by 17 nations including the u. s. and the u. k. which criticized china's treatment of its muslim minority. the resolution was a follow up to a recent report by the former un high commissioner for human rights. michelle postulates that expose the legs human rights violations, and shooting john going to them as territory and north west china. from too many ethnic minority groups. baking set, the countries that supported the draft resolution propagated falsehoods, and use the un as a toll for interference in china. as a says, we got reaction from former professor political economy and expedia united nations development program consultant doctor, go 10, son who said human was concerned, might not be the real reason behind the

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