so those government told the un human rights council that it was basically none of the us business. what was happening inside 2000 was an internal affair. they said, and the student needs armed forces. so of course, difficulties you said they were simply doing their constitutional duty. what do you say to a government like that? does it make you angry for the hobby bombing its own people in the capital is just doing its constitution, but the government does look at the look of the shipment. who will cause those guys? government? it's the only government they have. i just it always people just took it by paula by guns. yeah. look you lifted that no to drive, look at it, but yeah, i mean, those guys just, you know, making themselves lot of shows in general those on the f. i never things act announcing this while the african states that african union actually is, is, is suspended. so then, and that's it. that's all they've done. what else comes they do? what is the problem is applicant here and it hasn't. well, just on the bottom, me, for a long time in which i just started the force o

rights, the deputy director general of the human rights department of the ministry of foreign affairs, referring to the resolutions approved by the human rights council the emergency meeting of the ministers of islamic countries , stated that sweden and denmark, by not fulfilling their obligations , continue to sacraments and beliefs muslims are supported by swedish embassy workers and the son-in-law, who were separately summoned to the ministry of foreign affairs, stressed that their respective governments should prevent such offensive actions by making changes in their internal laws. the name of a zionist settler infiltrating this village, they set fire to a car. palestinian sources reported that the car had entered this village , which led to the impression that the settlers had prepared their own army for the village and set it on fire. they brought the car to able to rescue the said settlers from inside the car explanation of 268,000 arbaeen passports until august 28 with the cooperation of iran's national post company, the head of the arbaeen headquarters of the national post company said that after receiving the passports , we will try to send

deputy director of the general human rights department of the ministry of foreign affairs, referring to the resolutions passed by the 53rd session of the human rights council emergency meeting of the foreign ministers of islamic countries , approved sweden and by not fulfilling its obligations, it continues to support those who attack the holy things and beliefs of muslims . the diplomats of the embassies of sweden and denmark were summoned separately to the ministry of foreign affairs and emphasized that their respective governments are determined to prevent such offensive actions by making changes in their internal laws . the latest images of the naval surveillance systems the irgc related to the observation of the american fleet in the strait of hormuz was displayed in the supreme meeting of irgc commanders and officials, and the irgc navy explained this action and said that in this observation, the helicopter carrier decided to send a helicopter to the americans, after the warning and the pure presence of the zulfiqar brigade of the irgc. marine corps stationed in the strait of hormuz had to put down the helicopter of sardar tangsiri said that iran and

well, the human rights council proposed to issue passports for foreigners. it was with military registrationt they noted that now migrants, after receiving russian citizenship, sometimes forget to provide their data to the vc. nato backed down on the issue of territorial concessions to ukraine , i remind you the day before, the head of the staff of the gensei kalyance sten. he suggested a scenario when kiev would give up the disputed lands in favor of russia in exchange for membership in a military bloc, his words , as expected, caused a strong reaction in ukraine , after which jensen called his statement incorrectly emphasized that his speech was part of a quote of a wider discussion, and possible scenarios for the future in ukraine end of the quote, but in the meantime, fierce battles are going on in a strategically important area of ​​\u200b\u200btime the ledge of the defense. our motorized riflemen of the 127th division from primorye are being held there . and if you shoot it from a machine gun, it will be many times further and more accurate, but our guys came up with such a small const

human rights. so as a recognized by saying that you in the human rights council, a much satisfied me to and the 23 combined, you know what i see then. thank god, eaves residents by ministers in this way. the name of the, of the, from venezuela that we come up some, gather some shape on you know, fine, then some of the pictures that it allows for trying to sexually assault. we know, but the probably going to be the main school, the wide range of, you know, national occurrence. these would provide access to the new forms of financing of the country due to the recovery and growth of our economy. innovative squared s k, or the growth projection, the movement, 5 percent, the highest, the with region, according to the only syndic one. let me come by maybe caught up, you know, they've got a big united nation. is it going to be companies for like in america? and the country be hail eighty's, i wanted the saw your mr. president, the board. i don't know how to enjoying that. it brings think the discounts. so by going through, we're going to shoot meeting our multics. this periodic spot to counteract a big t

year before the opening ceremony to the community was actually swayed by the united nations human rights council. they sent a letter advising an outright ban on russian umbrella. russian updates will be discriminatory on a flagrant violation of human rights or crank. on the other hand, has said there after these will be void caught in any sports which allows at least from bratia or bella roost to participate. 35 conference signed on to i don't late are saying they do not be at least from bras or, or barrow news. so be allowed to compete. quote, russian, bella ruse, have it in their own hands to pay the way for their updates. full returns to the international sports community, namely by ending the war day started. here's a breakdown of which sports russians will not be competing. the track and field organization world athletics, has decided to bind russians for the foreseeable future. when it comes to swimming world aquatics is taking process return slowly. they claim to be leaning towards the allowing bratia and bella roost to return to the sport. swimming, diving, water, polo artistic swimming,

considers the action inappropriate, but supposedly the freedom to express one's opinion is legal human rights councilurn, he adopted a resolution condemning the burning of the koran and other sacred books. let me remind you that the first provocation took place on june 28 in the center of stockholm, the most important holiday for muslims , eid al-adha, the trick, as expected, caused a storm. reaction in many countries before in all places where islam is practiced, protests broke out in some on the eve of the inhabitants of sweden randomly received an sms with threats for attempting to desecrate the holy book. the former mayor of new york and donald trump's former personal lawyer, giuliani, lists of alleged accomplices of the forty-fifth president in the case of the storming of the capitol , the washington post writes about this today in a new charge against trump, which were filed the day before, their names have not yet been disclosed. however, the publication indicates that the identity of the suspects can be established from the description prosecutors. also among the accomplices are allegedly tru

i are set task for i put in place by the un human rights council, as well as to investigate the abuses and to make sure that the provisions are they are to hold the perpetrators accountable beef, send a very strong message to all parties involved in the conflict that they cannot count on enjoying the impunity that they're enjoying today as well. it is vital to the international community at significantly increase issue many terry and 8 both to those who are inc. sites sedan and to the refugees that across the board during 2 neighboring countries where the situation is absolutely dire. it is equally important for the international community to open the safe and legal passed away so that those who are escaping the conflict can get to safety. that is not the case at the moment. donna taylor, thank you very much for speaking with us today. that was donna tell rivera from amnesty international. thank you. let's take a look at a couple of other stories making headlines around the world today. the gunman who stormed a synagogue in pittsburgh and killed 11 worshippers, will be sentenced to dea

that restrictive measures don't affect you mandatory supplies, the secretary of the rainy and human rights council says sanctions are an obstacle to the supply of medicines. for patients with serious illnesses are t correspondent use of till all a visited one of to ron's hospitals and spoke with patients in the experts. we should warn you though some images in this report could be disturbing. e b is among the most painful skin diseases. it requires constant care and medication. what for the patients, any of on the pain is even more excruciating supplies of the wible medication are blocks by us sanctions. that's the painful story of hundreds of the patients. any loss or grappling with a medicine shortage caused by us restrictions. and we call again the ones to impose sanctions on the run. it's which section elementary forces, if it's a village, was injured and to into what was elementary forces. was it talk, is it help patients who only grew up in with the disease? what have access to the school and dresses is denied, so life will become so hard for them. 10 year old font to man is vibrant, cute, a

so those government told the un human rights council that it was basically none of the us business. what was happening inside to done was an internal affair. they said, i'm a student, these armed forces. so of course of launched attacks, and this strikes intensely populated subsidiaries in the capital is you said it was simply doing the constitutional duty. what do you say to a government like that? does it make you angry for the hobby bombing its own people in the capital is just doing its constitution, but the government does look at the look of the shipment. what causes those guys government? it's the only government they have. i just it always people just took it by paula by guns. dad looking lifted that note to drive. look at it. yeah. i mean those guys just, you know, making them. busy a lot of shows in general, those on the f, i never have active bouncing this while the african states that applique on union actually is, is, is suspended. so then that's it. that's all they've done. what else comes they do? what is the problem? is the applicant here that hasn't well just on the

this is the freedom to express the opinion of the human rights council.rn , adopted a resolution condemning the burning of the koran and other sacred books, let me remind you of the first provocation. held on june 28, in the center of one hundred , bulman, the most important holiday of muslims , eid al-adha, the trick, as expected, caused a strong reaction in many countries, especially those where islam is practiced, some broke out protests on the eve of the protests, residents of sweden randomly received an sms with threats for attempting to desecrate the holy book. immediately after our release watch the historical series godunov grandiose saga and the most disturbing and heroic era of the russian kingdom, episode 3 today 14:55. well, then the issue will continue the regional news by the residents of moscow and the moscow region, see you in just a few seconds. don't switch.

the secretary of the range of human rights council says functions are enough to go to the supply of medicines. for patients with surveys, illnesses, correspondents, that you sent you loudly visits as one of the around hospitals and spoke with both patients and experts that we should warn you that somebody mentioned in this report . understanding it is among the most painful skin diseases. it requires constant care and medication. what for the patients, any of on the pain is even more excruciating supplies of the wible medication are blocks by us sanctions. that's the painful story of hundreds of the patients. anyone for grappling with a medicine shortage caused by us restrictions, and we call again if the wants to impose sanctions on the run. it's which section elementary forces. if it's a bulge war, it should enter into what with elementary forces. why is it talk is, you know, patients who only grew up in with the disease, what have access to the school and dresses is denied. life will become so hard for them. 10 year old fonts, a man is vibrant, cute, and of course, precocious. she says she

so you and human rights council adults to the non finding resolution last month condemning the desecration solve religious symbols. however, crohn buildings are permitted in sweden and denmark on the local, a free speech flows. and then the also your p in muslim initiative for social cohesion phase, the 2 countries are doing nothing to stop such acts. and we must was that somebody was, might find the following images offensive. i don't think that denmark and see doing the target is the c as in stopping that because instead of arresting the person who is testing or who was trying to stop the look around, they should have arrested the people who are doing. 2 so it is like blaming to victor. 2 and i think that is a very said already see the continue talking, but freedom of expression or freedom of expression gives me these extremely small, more chance to bundle around because they know that there is no loss. there's nothing happening. and i know that here, for example, the deadline, they're talking about making of august blending of koran, but they're not doing anything. i've got his tons tal

the secretary of the arabian human rights council says the sanctions are an obviously goes to the supply of medicines for patients with serious analysis of the correspondence use of july the visits and one of the children's hospitals. i spoke with patients an express, i should warn you that somebody me just in this report or disturbing it is among the most painful skin diseases. it requires constant care and medication. what for the patients, any of on the pain is even more excruciating supplies of the why we medication are blocks by us sanctions. that's the painful story of hundreds of the patients. anyone for grappling with a medicine shortage caused by us restrictions in recall. again, it gives us wants to impose sanctions on the run. it's which section elementary forces. if it's a bulge war, it should enter into what with elementary forces. why is it talk? is it help patients who only grew up in with the disease? what have access to the school and dresses is denied. life will become so hard for them turn 10 year old font to man is vibrant, cute and of course precocious. she says she

and proposals for a bill on the prevention of domestic violence have been prepared by the human rights councilvists visited red colonies to find out the reason for committing serious crimes with women and in four out of five cases. the reasons for the serving sentence were called regular domestic violence by the husband or cohabitant, that is , hopelessness, which, however, is confirmed by the news feed headlines, for example, last week speak for themselves about how to prevent all this. today we will once again talk with the expert of the popular front alexandra marova alexander hello, well, in the development of the topic in the small council for human rights. now offers equate the status of residence with marriage to expand the powers of the region in the field of prevention. that's how i don't have any comments yet. and you know, let's start with the region. yes, in fact, today no one prevents the regions from engaging in and somehow developing the topic of social policy and working on the prevention of domestic violence to help women who have experienced this domestic violence. yes, it is

outweigh just muslims of taking place across the world, in response to the events for you and human rights council adult to the known and binding resolution last month condemning the desecration. so for the just symbols, however, karone buildings off emitted in sweeter than denmark on the local free speech, those. and then the, all the european muslim initiative, both social cohesion stays the 2 countries of doing nothing to stop subtract. or i don't think that deadlock and see the target is a see is insulting that because instead of arresting the person who is testing or who was trying to stop the beginning of the grant, they should have the rest of the people who are doing. 2 so it is like blaming the lives to. 2 and i think that is a very said or you see the continue talking, but freedom of expression or freedom of expression gives me these extremely simple mor tons to bundle around because they know that there's no loft, there's nothing happening. and i know that here, for example, your deadline, they're talking about making them all guess burning of garage, but they're not doing anything for

to the events to denounce the actions of being disparate and says police so far as he's un human rights council adult for the non finding resolution . last month's condemning the desecration software that just symbols, however chromebook things are permitted in sweden on denmark, on the local a free speech news. well, let's discuss this now with a bunch of you can ration from the european muslim initiative for the social occasion. many thanks for joining us on. the program is good to see you, so i'll call you the highest reports of these weapons. sweden and denmark was revenge attacks because of the reaction to the recent carolling, desecration how predictable was this consequence. first of all, i tend to for the edition game and the question you asked about, i've tried to, the interesting thing is if an organization like on the car, the want to do some damage or service that given us tend to produce cities. they will just do it. oh, i am very much. it is all work under volumes, whether it is verbal on his physical body, sivilton. so there's no, there should be no doubt about that. and now you

those rights and freedoms that were here in a different situation pretend to be stupid. how much further i, as a sit down council on human rights, ask myself, how much infringement of rights and freedoms do we have? we have an article that means fake law about the army. we have a law on foreign agents. yes, they work. e, i do not think that these laws are inadequate, that is, the situation in which russia is in which the world is today does not consider. mm more in addition, i see that, for example, in terms of freedom of the media, um, in my opinion, in many western countries, regarding freedom of the media, it is already much worse than in our country. although we are fighting in ukraine. you know, about emotions, i cannot disagree with you, because on the one hand i am for freedom of speech and i want alternative opinions to be studied in russia, among other things. and although for the reason that no one has all the information of all the wisdom and critics. sometimes you can teach something very useful, but then, when i looked, but the statement of uh, the leaders of the opposition of the radical opposition, which o

but us has criticized golf career as denial of human rights at the un security council meeting. just today, often not career, called american society on a quote. those comments appear adding in an official statement. gutted by the north, stacy, and in using agency attribute to positively to detain us. so just privacy king king is suspected of having crossed into north korea deliberately wide on a civilian 12 of the john security area. the minute tries border between north and south korea, that happened a month, but the communication from k cna is the 1st public admission from north korea. the king is embed custody. and jeremy not from all contacts from so is james french? well i'm, i'm list that and can use a portal different thoughts extensively on north korea. james, earlier in the week we had the fast public communication from north korea on the driver's game, but it took a month for this to happen. why so long and why now? it's a really good question. i think that north korea was probably interrogated. same, came for a number of weeks probably is still interrogating king bas

and as a result of that, the united nations human rights council actually passed a resolution in their against freedom of speech. >> and so that that un resolution and in in in combination with the fact that pakistan does have blasphemy laws is that not really egging on and justifying in a way this mob violence and wouldn't the un take the same sort of stringent approach when it comes to the fact that these these mobs have have desecrated the bible inasmuch as they would if it was the quran? yeah. >> the ironic thing about the un passing this resolution is that the un is the watchman of international human rights. i mean the un declaration on human rights was written in the aftermath of the second world war to entrench the fundamental freedoms and human rights that we have as citizens and two of those, number one, freedom of religion and number two, freedom of expression and opinion and thought . and so by saying that thought. and so by saying that blasphemy laws are okay, what the un is doing is, is basically saying, actually, but not in this circumstance, not when there is offence ca

was debate about whether or not the security council, whose mandate is international peace and security, was the appropriate place to talk about human rights. north korea continues to develop nuclear weapons and missiles in violation of council resolutions. and china argued that calling the meeting would only escalate tensions while russia choose the us of distracting attention from its own provocative acts. yep. literally legitimate us bundled like you. so we all know the usa, japan, and korea as part of a so called deterrence policy, or continuing military exercises in the regions. way more a, more than 50 nation sided with the united states and condemning north korea's alleged abuses, saying its actions constitute a threat to international peace and security. they vowed to keep up the pressure on p on yang. kristen salumi al jazeera, the united nations struggling chinese real estate. john, if a grant has filed for bankruptcy protection in the united states, the funding will help protect its assets, as it works. to restructure it's dead, it's estimated if a grand or has more than $300000000000.00 globally. china is trying to reassure wor

was debate about whether or not the security council, whose mandate is international peace and security, was the appropriate place to talk about human rights. north korea continues to develop nuclear weapons and missiles and violation of council resolutions. and china argued that calling the meeting would only escalate tensions while russia choose the us of distracting attention from its own provocative acts. yep. literally, which include us, but ultimately, so we all know the usa, japan and korea as part of the so called deterrence policy or continuing military exercises in the regions for more than 50 nation sided with the united states and condemning north korea's alleged abuses, saying its actions constitute a threat to international peace and security, they vowed to keep up the pressure on p on yang. christian salumi al jazeera, the united nations is ready forces have killed a palestinian, then j, a rate of the occupied westbank. the 32 year old died when soldiers sold the house and the city of janine several of us ended during a gun fight between palestinian fighters and these really all me is right now, but he has also demolished a

the security council taking this issue up now as well, the security council has discussed the situation in north korea, the human rights situation there in the past between 20142017. it did so quite regularly. but china has always argued that the, you know, that the security council isn't the proper for him to discuss human rights and attach support to that effect as well. some countries believe that the council should stay focused on threats to international peace and security. we heard those arguments again and the counsel today from china, calling this the distraction, something that will only elevate tensions on the korean peninsula. russia accuse the united states of diverting attention from its own escal, atory behavior in the region and gauging and military exercises with, with south korea and japan in the area. so in order to get this discussion on the table in the security council, it takes the majority of countries, the united states, had a majority. they point out that the situation and you and experts also pointed out that the human rights abuses have only gotten worse. and north korea have. since the coron

the united nations security council has held its first open meeting on the human rights situation in north korea since 2017. let's get more now from our correspondent, kristen salumi. she's at the un in new york. what did the security council have to say about the situation in north korea? the security council was briefed by a number of un experts who laid out a laundry list of shocking and systemic human rights abuses inside of north korea. everything from imprisoning people for reading information from south korea to forced labor. and that forced labor often includes children in industries that are key to the economy of north korea from agriculture to construction and so on. some shocking statistics. by some estimates, there are 100,000 political prisoners in north korea. and the high commissioner for human rights volcker turk made the case that these abuses are so grave that they pose a threat beyond north korea's borders. many of the violations i've referred to stem directly from or support the increasing militarization of the dprk. for example, the widespread use of forced labor,

carl: for the first time since 2017, the united nations security council held its first open meeting on human rightsses in north korea. the 15 member council gathered in a time where the u.s. holds the presidency of the un security council. north korea's vice foreign minister described the open meeting as despicable. . the u.s. ambassador linda thomas-greenfield, the current chair of the council, spoke out against the treatment of north korea's own citizens. >> the dprk government commits act of cruelty and repression in its own territory. while also perpetrating similar acts in other countries targeting both citizens of the dprk and others. use include executions, assassinations, objections, including from japan and the republic of korea. intimidation's, and forced repatriation. carl: the pakistan province of punjab, at least 100 have been arrested after crowds burned churches and vandalized homes. the violence was sparked by claims that christian men had torn pages from the koran. public gatherings have been restricted for seven days in the area.the the media that both christians accused have been

was debate about whether or not the security council, whose mandate is international peace and security, was the appropriate place to talk about human rights. north korea continues to develop nuclear weapons and missiles in violation of council resolutions. and china argued that calling the meeting would only escalate tensions while russia choose the us of distracting attention from its own provocative acts. yep. literally, which include us, but ultimately, so we all know the usa, japan and korea as part of the so called the turns policy or continuing military exercises in the region for more than 50 nation sided with the united states and condemning north korea's alleged abuses, saying its actions constitute a threat to international peace and security. they vowed to keep up the pressure on p on yang. kristen salumi al jazeera, the united nations. well still had held out. is there a back on the high seas that contain the ship, which was stuck by the will in you fight? 80 bubbles is find at least freeze the as a i driven robots become more intelligent and more a ton. and this will lead out smart us. do you think you could from the world on

on board and china has long opposed taking up this issue in the council chambers of other countries have is well saying that human rights is not the per view of the security council that should be held separately, the ambassador for china said that they would only increase tensions on the korean peninsula. this meeting russia went even farther, accusing the united states of using it as a distraction from its own. what he described as inflammatory actions. he referred to the military exercises that the united states has been undergoing in the area with china, with japan and south korea. so there any action in the security council would require not only a majority, but these countries not to veto actions. so as i said, just getting a meeting call the scene as an accomplishment, and more than 60 countries did sign on to a statement calling on the dpr k to change its behavior and promising to keep the spotlight on it. all right, thanks so much kristen salome as a container ship is back at sea, after being trapped in the ukrainian port of augusta since roches invasion. 18 months ago. the hong kong registered vessels sailed a

was debate about whether or not the security council, whose mandate is international peace and security, was the appropriate place to talk about human rights. north korea continues to develop nuclear weapons and missiles in violation of council resolutions. and china argued that calling the meeting would only escalate tensions while russia choose the us of distracting attention from its own provocative acts. yep. literally legitimate us bundled like you. so we all know the usa, japan, and korea as part of a so called deterrence policy, or continuing military exercises in the regions, way more for more than 50 nation sided with the united states and condemning north korea's alleged abuses, saying its actions constitute a threat to international peace and security, they vowed to keep up the pressure on p on yang. kristen salumi al jazeera, the united nations recovery teams in me, and mara continuing that forward. a search for missing workers as a j mind. many was swept to the depths when a rock wall collapsed on sunday, sending a wave of water into the valley below. so the 3 bodies have been recovered so far. another 39 work is our 5th day i

was debate about whether or not the security council, whose mandate is international peace and security, was the appropriate place to talk about human rights. north korea continues to develop nuclear weapons and missiles in violation of council resolutions. and china argued that calling the meeting would only escalate tensions while russia choose the us of distracting attention from its own provocative acts. yep. literally, which include us bundled in that case, which we all know the usa, japan and korea, as part of the so called to turns policy or continuing military exercises in the region where more, more than 50 nation sided with the united states and condemning north korea's alleged abuses saying its actions constitute a threat to international peace and security. they vowed to keep up the pressure on p on yang. kristin salumi al jazeera, the united nations, the russians defense ministers, accusing crane of a drain to tack on central most good. it says the defense systems shut down the drain, the cities expose into less than 5 kilometers from the kremlin. the debris fell on a building, causing some damage. no casualties have been repo

government that has a significant presence even in international human rights institutions, the united nations and the security council the anti-religious actions of the israelis, so it seems that until now, even despite the international condemnations from legal institutions and human organizations do not have much will to deal with destructive actions, and thank you. do you have any additional information about this? you can share what finally comes to my mind . the experience of the past 55 years has shown that the strategy of destruction has a greater impact on the resistance and families. they have not, and these families do not regret the actions of their members, and some of them are disobeying the resistance, but on the contrary, it increases the resistance and disgust more than the revised investigation of the houses on the course of the resistance operations , it is not considered a deterrent for israel, because if it were so today, the islamic resistance in the form that we see in the west bank did not exist at all, and the martyrdom operations that have increased more than 10 times compared to the previous

i some definitely of human rights watch of the un security council is urging on media. i'm as a by john to normalize relations. after decades of um, conflict. the si size caught me in force. i mean, these only connection to the dispute enclave isn't going and car back carries. the central aid through the la cim, colorado as the by john has blocked the cargo for the last 8 months. observe is a warning of a humanitarian catastrophe. walking 20 kilometers in the scorching heat to get water with almost no fuel left walking is the main form of transportation. people have to queue for hours just for staples like bread. that's the new normal for people. like many of them and stuff. i'm not here, not going to cut off. the armenian has been documenting everyday life under the blockade, and works for the human rights ombudsman ultimate. gordon will cut off many house dw, she hasn't been to a store in 2 months, because there's simply nothing to buy. every day people tremble to survive, just to be able to meet the meet the most basic needs. but with every day it's becoming more and

security council, first meeting in more than five years on north korean human rights. >> good morning. >> reporter: a north korean defector telling the council the government turns our blood and sweat into a luxurious life for the leadership and missiles that blast our hard work into the sky. the u.n. high commissioner for human rights says many north koreans face extreme hunger, acute medicine shortages, claiming the u.n. and ngos remain barred from the country. two nations not barred from north korea? russia and china, two patrons with power to veto biting security council sanctions, both sent high level delegations to pyongyang last month, kim jung-un showing off his latest icbms and drones that analysts say bear striking resemblance to u.s. models. north korea may have plans to secretly provide weapons for russia's war in ukraine. and so far no hard evidence. but south korea spy agency expects growing military cooperation warning of the possible transfer of russia's core nuclear and missile technology to north korea. for nations trying to contain the north korean nuclear threat, a

anti-religious actions of the israelis, even in the international human rights institutions, the united nations, and the security council so it seems that until now, even with international condemnations from legal institutions and luxury organizations , there has not been much will to deal with destructive actions. thank you. the experience of the past 55 years has shown that the destruction strategy is more effective on the resistance and their families, and these families do not regret the actions of their members and do not intend to give up the resistance, on the contrary , it increases the resistance and expects more than the reformed search of houses with the flow of resistance operations , it is not considered a deterrent for israel, if it were today, the islamic resistance in the form we see in the west bank did not exist at all, and the martyrdom operations, which have increased more than 10 times compared to previous years, and the battles of the last two years , in the face of such crimes, which must be done, it is a clear issue and task of resistance from now on. and such organized terrorism can only be sto

occupied territories of ukraine authorized by the verkhovna rada of ukraine on human rights to the head of the coordination council for the treatment of prisoners of war regarding assistance in the search among prisoners of war of the russian federation on the territory of russia and or on the territories of ukraine temporarily occupied by the russian federation inclusion in the lists for exchange and return from captivity of servicemen 24 individual members of the mechanized brigade of the king danyla military unit a 0998 disappeared under special circumstances in connection with the protection of the territorial integrity and inviolability of ukraine from an armed attack by the russian federation during the period of martial law in luhansk and donetsk regions iryna gerashchenko and mariionova to the first vice-prem' of the prime minister of ukraine, the minister of economy of ukraine, regarding citizens, an official response about the results of an official inspection and the rights of life, other response measures regarding the general director of the national of the standardization body of the state enterprise

security council is expected to hold an open meeting on the human rights situation in north korea next thursday. it would be the first of discussions since 2017. u.s. and south korean counter parts announced on thursday they had requested the meeting. u.s. ambassador linda thomas greenfield chairs the council this month. >> the council must address the horrors, the abuses, and crimes being perpetrated daily by the kim regime against his own citizens and people from other member states including japan and republic of korea. >> the diplomats said the u.n. high commissioner for human rights is expected to report on the current situation in north korea. china and russia have opposed calls for an open meeting and are expected to do so again. both are permanent members of the security council. >>> well, russia has launched its first lunar probe in nearly half a century aiming to land on the moon's unvisited south pole. the last russian probe was launched in 1976 during the soviet era. russia's space agency said that the unmanned luna 25 lifted off on friday in the far east and entered its sc

right into pyongyang's anti-u.s. narrative ahead of the u.n. ko council meeting on north korean humans racial discrimination and gun violence in the u.s. to distract from its own human rights record. an american soldier in north korean custody with no end in sight. >> reporter: wolf, a lot of people who follow this story believe it's possible that travis king could actually appear at some point in north korean state media in his own words. going back nine years ago i talked to kenneth bay, jeffrey fowler and matthew miller and after months in isolation, all three of them were glad to get out. we'll see if that is also true for this american soldier. >> let's hope he gets out soon. will ripley, thank you very much. and to our viewers, thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blilttzer in "the situation room." i'll be back tonight for cnn "primetime." "erin burnett outfront" starts now. >>