human rights _ doesn't it? we will see. the un human rights council— doesn't it? we will see. ill see. the un human rights council which is l doesn't it? we will see. the un | human rights council which is in session at the moment here in geneva and i think the statement today is not the last we have heard about what is been taking place in lebanon over the last 2a hours. the human rights council can order independent investigations and it has one right now into conditions of the occupied territories and it has a special investigator into the situation in gaza and the occupied territories. any country that is the subject of an independent investigation, syria is one, russia is one, venezuela is one, ethiopia is one. or has been won. the nature of the un human rights work that they should be able to examine possible violations of international law or human rights violations where ever they occur. it is quite possible that the un human rights council, perhaps not this decision of the next one, may be this could ask for an independent investigation into this and independent invest

the un human rights council— it? we will see. the un human rights council which _ it? we will see. un human rights council which is - it? we will see. the un human rights council which is in - rights council which is in session at the moment here in geneva, and a statement by volker turk today is not the last we heard about what has been taking place in lebanon after the last 3a hours, the un human rights council can order independent investigations and it has one right now into conditions for example in the occupied territories, it has a special investigation into the situation in gaza and the occupied territories and any country who is the subject of an independent investigation, syria is one, russia is one, venezuela is one, ethiopian is one, or has been one, they do not like it but that is the nature of the un's human rights work that they should be able to examine possible violations of international law or human rights violations wherever they occur so it is quite possible that perhaps not this one of the next one but perhaps they could see... investigations by invent the net

hague court, which is one of the sub-categories of the united nations, in the united nations human rights council the security council, on several occasions, this case was brought up in the security council many times and every time by the american veto. in the un human rights council, the court, when a verdict is issued, there is basically no enforcement guarantee for it to force the criminal. if he wants to back down from his behavior, and basically netanyahu is not a person who wants to accept the minister's support for these points. on the opposite side of the unity and cohesion of the islamic front, the arab world, the islamic world and the resistance front, which can be a strong force against such crimes. you can be sure that if during the past year, at least these three or four countries, which unfortunately, during the past years, under the pretext of wanting to establish peace and security in the region, will go towards the process of normalizing their relations with israel, if that is all. only and only means not even taking a position, only a part you must be sure that israel would hav

[cheering] of course it included the human rights council, some of the world's worst men rights abusers having a standing anti-semitic item in adopting a resolution stating that israel should be held responsible while failing to condemn the atrocities committed by hamas. the recent murder of his hostages including american israeli and finally, this anti-semitic influence came to head wednesday of this week as the un voted 124 to 14 from the right to self-defense against palestinian terrorism in the gaza strip and east jerusalem. it comes as no surprise you examine the failed policy joe biden and kamala harris that embolden our adversaries, antifreedom sentiment around the world. they have stood in israel's way and have turned their back on israel. for everyone who cares about the safety of the jewish state, kamala harris is an alignment with radical far left sympathizers and instantly disqualified from any office let alone president of the united states. [cheering] must never. [cheering] because as that is joe biden is going kamala harris is worse. continue joe biden and will deepen and

i don't think it folded in the facts on the ship as established by the human rights council. but again, the, the, the, the, the 2nd edition yourself failed to address. how cool and when i'm also the success to it or it's easier for you to deploy find forces, but regardless, so far the position taken by the government has to be done with seeing you and have it in the us. you need, do you need to get them into the online? it's fun, just the international community. you need, you know, a complex negotiation with the government for you to have such such us under such m u n d. so forces you in a big was part of the united nation of african african mission. in my opinion, i think it exceeded your mind that assaulted in their mind. that although there was a nation so established a right, so the humorous council, the solution that established the fact finding mission talk generally and with the protection of civilians and relation to the, to the commitments that been made by both parties. india, i'm due to the original commitment. again, it's not to the monday, i think it's up on som

the who, the un human rights council has called for an arms and barto. even if the u. k is not calling this an embargo to, this is an important step in that context. but we should also be very clear that even though the u. k. overall is a very small provider of, of arms to israel. the u. s. for example, supports about 65 percent of the of the arms that israel brings in, and the u. k. it's less than one percent, but it's, it's important symbolically. but it's also important to recognize that they are allowing continually the export of things like parts for the f 35 bar. and that's one of the most vicious instruments that israel has used against palestinians in gaza. there's new indications today just coming out that on july 13th, a very big number of it was between 90 and a 100 people that were killed in one attack in gaza that that was carried out by an f 35. so the fact that that's being exempted from the arena in which the us of the u. k is saying, no, we won't send any more. this is a problem, but again, it is very important. symbolically the u. k. is the closest al

and i don't think it folded in the funding ship as established by the human rights council. but again, the, the, the, that kind of stuff in addition to this, all felt address. how cool and when i'm also the success do it or it's easier for you to deploy find forces, regardless of far the position taken by the government of sudan. we've seen you remembered in the past, you need to, you need to get them into the online. it's fun just the international community. you need, you know, a complex negotiations with the government for you to have some such, such us under such m u n d. so forces and unit big was part talking to your technician of african african mission. in my opinion, i think it exceeded their mind that assaulted in their mind. that although there was a nation so established a right, so the humorous council, the solution that established the fact finding mission talk generally with the protection of civilians. emulation to the year, to the commitments that been made by both parties and the i'm due to dig origins, commitment again, it's something in the on monday, i t

we call on the human rights council and high commissioner for human rights to continue to attend to the human rights situation in the us. national criminal court began investigating war crimes committed in afghanistan since 2003. us forces used to burn or dismember civilian dead bodies, take photos with them, create secret prisons and attack wedding ceremonies. they also used inhumane interrogation methods, such as water boarding, forcing prisoners to stand for long hours and preventing them from sleeping for a week. all these tortures were among the... following the publication of the results of the investigation, the international committee of the red cross announced in a report that afghan prisoners and cia detention centers were kept in complete darkness and they had to listen to music played at excruciating volumes in their cells and in the absence of heating system many prisoners died. the process of revelations against the war crimes of nato soldiers in afghanistan entered new phase with what sergeant jeff cork admitted on the insito modern war podcast. according to his words, na

suffering for those palestinian. civiliansv the middle area of gaza strip speaking before the human rights council in geneva, un human rights experts criticized western states continuing to support israel despite its genocide in gaza. un special reporter on human rights and occupied territories francesca albanese questioned israel's right to seat at the un acquired in 1949. good day everyone, i wish to address the alarming escalation of violence in the occupied palestinian territory, the one that has ravaged gas over the past 11 months and the troubling indications that the violence is spreading to the west bank, outlining the current situation in five minutes in a way that render justice and does not dehumanizees even further the palestinians is impossible, and still i will do my best in in highlighting three main points, first the current situation on the ground in gaza. for almost a year, israel's genocidal assault has devastated entire families, the raised the neighborhoods, destroy the central infrastructure, the scale of this destruction has led to allegations of jomicide, urbicide, scholast

the human rights council has recommendations for individual parties. we we call, we used to call, now we call on parties to prepare observers, because the party has. assets, if these are large all-russian parties, they should have a large asset, when i do not see observers at polling stations, i have a question, but in general, the asset is there, well, and the vote counting is now more efficient and faster, largely due to the introduction of the remote electronic voting system, it was available to residents of 26 regions, but in any case, the results are still preliminary the central election commission is calling for a thorough review of all complaints received. make a decision on each of them and only then announce the final result, this must be done within a few days. darya kozlova, yuri gonchar, valery glushakov, eva fedotova, vesti. and more than 300 cyber attacks were repelled by the moscow electronic voting system. in the capital, deputies of the moscow city duma and municipal councils of individual districts were elected. as stated by the publ

programs, the author of documentaries, was a member of the public chamber, was a member of the human rights councilrussian television, nikolai karlovich svanitsa was among the first, one of the founders of vgtrk. he came to it in 1991, even before the broadcast began, and worked here his entire life. he started as a staff commentator for the vesti program. later he became. for details, nikolai svanidze was awarded tefi award in the nomination of the best presenter of the news program, i am very grateful to my colleagues on russian television , especially on the vesti program, from which i grew up, without which i would not have succeeded as a journalist, thank you, in the ninety-sixth year , a new bright project, zerkalo, the second analytical program in the post-soviet history of the country, with it many ... the most important thing for myself, i believe, is not to lose my face, as a person, as a journalist, as a citizen, not to lose the face of vesti, not to lose the face of the russian channel. he was close, friend and like-minded person, supporters of that ideological and political camp, repre

human rights chief has called on the international community to take action against what he calls israel's blatant disregard for international law, speaking at the opening of a un human rights council in geneva. vaulker turks stress that ending, "a nearly one-year war in gaza is the priority. ending the war and averting a full-blown regional conflict is an absolute and urgent priority. equally, the wider situation of illegality across the occupied palestinian territory, deriving from israel's policies and practices, as so clearly spelled out by the international court of justice in its advisory opinion in july. must be comprehensively addressed, states must not and cannot accept platent disregard for international law, including binding decisions of the security council and orders. the people in the occupied westbank city of naplas have held a funeral for the pro- palestine activist who was gun down by an israeli soldier on friday. large crowd of morners pay tribute to the 26 year is killed a mid a peaceful anti-settlement protest, also pro-palestinian activists of the international solidarity movement assembled outside the hospital where her body was held to call for the freedom o

un human rights chief is called on the international community to take action against what he calls israel's blatant disregard for international law. speaking at the opening of un human rights council in geneva, volka turk's stress ending nearly one year war in gaza is a priority. ending the war and averting a full-blown regional conflict is an absolute and urgent priority. equally, the wider situation of illegality across the occupied palestinian territory, deriving from israel's policies and practices, as so clearly spelled out by the internet. people in occupied west bank city of anapolis have held a funeral her pro- palestine activist gun down by an israeli sniper on friday. large crows of morners paid tribute to 26-year-old a newwer esgy. killed amit peaceful anti-settlement protests, also prop activist from the international solidarity movement assembled outside the hospital where her body was being held, calling for the freedom of palestine and end to israel's killing campaign. meanwile, southern areas of nabis and other cities throughout the occupied west bank had been scenes of fresh israeli raids, regime for storm homes and abducted a man in gallandia and young palestinia

the secretary general of the united nations condemned the human rights council said. the criminal of the revolutionary leader's strategy in the gaza war was still in the midst of the people of gaza, something else should be done. zionist media reported the death of at least 3 soldiers of the zionist army in the crash of a military helicopter in the south of the gaza strip. some sources announced the death toll as five soldiers. the helicopter of the occupying regime crashed in rafah. at least 6 soldiers were injured, some of them in critical condition has been another news is that a zionist soldier was killed and another soldier was wounded in a martyrdom operation in the east of ramallah. in this operation, a truck driver ran over the soldiers . the occupying regime of quds has surrounded the operation site. the zionist media described this operation, which was carried out with a gas truck, as very unfortunate. the president of the united states condemned the death of an american citizen in the west bank. it should be described as an accident and it should be claimed

programs, author of documentaries, was a member of the public chamber, was a member of the human rights council. on modern russian television, nikolai karlovich svanidze was among the first, one of the founders of vgtrk. he came to it in 1991, even before the broadcast began, and worked here all his life. he started as a staff commentator for the vesti program, and later became the author and host of the programs face to russia. and contrasts. today we present you a new program of russian television. during the event october ninety-third, as he later recalled, went on air off-shift at vgtrk, without a jacket, without a tie, in a simple sweater. already by the morning, as it seems to me, the eruption will be localized and, in principle, suppressed. january 1994. svanin becomes the host of the program "details", which he hosted together with sergei darenko. hello! the political olympus of russia is not at all ready for agreement. the focus of the program is the bosnian crisis, in which, after yesterday's russian initiative , the possibility of a peaceful resolution has emerged. for details, nikol

human rights chief has called on the international community to take action against what he calls israel's blatant disregard for international law. and speaking at the opening of a un human rights council in geneva, vaulker turks stressed in. nearly one year warn gaza is a priority. ending the war and averting a full-blown regional conflict is an absolute and urgent priority. equally, the wider situation of illegality across the occupied palestinian territory, deriving from israel's policies and practices, as so clearly spelled out by the international court of justice in its advisory opinion in july, must be. addressed: states must not and cannot accept platent disregard for international law, including binding decisions of the security council and orders of the international court of justice, neither in this nor any other situation. israeli forces conduct fresh raids across the occupied west bank, which has seen a surge in regime's violence simultaneously. with the onslight on the gaza strip. israeli occupation forces launched incursions into different areas, including two refugee camps in the northern west bank and village south of napulos. regime's troops also stormed several homes

millions of palestinians, but this year the un secretary general, the general assembly, the human rights council have been constantlyified, not that it has not happened before, but never with this intensity. she also called into question israel's membership at the united nations. on the rights situation in palestine was speaking during a press conference in geneva, the un special reporter on the promotion of democratic and equitable international order, also slammed major powers silence and double standards in the face of the genocide in gaza. meanwile the un special reporter on the rights safe drinking water said israel's deprivation of water in the besieged gaza strip was in his words clearly employed as a weapon. the un chief says that israel has inflicted. imaginable suffering on palestinians in gaza and must be held to account for all civilian deaths. antonio guteris says that he has never seen anything like the level of deaths and destruction in gaza since taking the helm at the un. guterrash also pointed to the gaza ceasefire talks saying that they are endless and it would be very difficu

millions of palestinians, but this year the un secretary general, the general assembly, the human rights council have been constant, not that it has not happened before, but never with this intensity, she also called into question israel's membership at the united nations, albanese, who is? special repertoire on the right situation in palestine was speaking during a press conference in geneva. un special repertoire on promotion of democratic and equitable international order also slammed major power silence and double standards in the face of the gaza genocide, meanwile the un special reporter on rights safe drinking water said israel's deprivation of water in the besieg gaza's trip was in his words clearly employed as a weapon. israeli settlers back by regime troops launch fresh attacks against palestinians in the occupied west bank. settlers assaulted several palestinians in al khalil, a palestinian woman suffer injuries and bruises in this attack. another policy was arrested while defending his land from settlers. earlier, israely forces raided a town near jenin. using live ammunition, in al-

provided to our colleagues in the delegations to the un security council, to the osce, to the human rights council of course in general a number of other international organizations where this topic is touched upon, and this topic is touched upon practically everywhere, even on other continents, which i... it would seem, are not connected with this situation, therefore there is responsibility, there will be responsibility , yes, that is, as kiev weakens, as international support weakens, this responsibility will only increase, and the prospects for zelensky and his, here's the comrade, they will become more and more distinct, because well, those who want to somehow cover up outright criminals and there are not many people left in the world who trampled international humanitarian law, as for drone attacks, are russian cities attacked, others? not by ukraine and we know for sure, our specialists have sorted out their fillings, we understand for sure that they are made mainly from western components, even when the ukrainian side inside is trying to do all sorts of key blocks, you know, these special

millions of palestinians, um, but this year the un secretary general, the general assembly, the human rights council have been constantlyified, not that it has not happened before, but never with this intensity 679. she also called into question israel's membership at the united nations, albanese who is un's special repertoire on the right situation in palestine was speaking during a press conference in geneva. un special reporter on the promotion of democratic and equitable international order also slammed major power silence and double standards in the face of the genocide in gaza. meanwhile, the un special repertoire on the rights safe drink. water said israel's deprivation of water in the besieg gazo strip was in his words clearly employed as a weapon. joining us now for the program is john philpot, international human rights lawyer joining us from montreal and manager canadian defenders for human rights joining us out of ottawa ontario gentlemen like to welcome you both to the program here i guess mr. philpot will uh start with you. un special repertoire uh francesca, francesca albanese, she sa

millions of palestinians um but this year the un secretary general the general assembly the human rights council have been constantly not that it has not happened before but never with this intensity. she also called into question israel's membership at the un. albanese who is the un special reporter on the rights situation in palestine was speaking during a press conference in geneva. the un special reporter on the promotion of democratic and equitable international order also slammed major powers, silence and double standards in the face of the genocide in gaza. meanwhile, the un special reporter on the rights safe drinking water said israel's deprivation of water in the besieged gaza strip was in his words clearly employed as a weapon. in the latest edition of our news review program, we delved into the topic with our guests, let's see what they've got to say, and i welcome everyone to press tv's news review program where we get in-depth in one of the days top stories. joining us now for the program is john philpot, international human rights lawyer, joining us from montreal. manager, canadia

commission to counter attempts to falsify history to the detriment of russia's interests and the human rights council, this is a store. i am a trade worker, i sell. you politics, and this is a quality product. this turning point was inevitable, but we are seeing it right now. this was then simply sent out manually to the regions so that people knew what moscow was breathing, that moscow is resisting. i am not a politician, i am not an oppositionist, i am a human rights activist. nikolai karlovich was also my teacher, in rogg he was in the department of the faculty of journalism, to miss his lectures was a maviton, i know firsthand, svanica was a true friend who came in the most difficult moments, a man of his word, was a historian by profession and a sage by nature, a mentor, by the way, he adored the west.

among the defendants, in fact, is ionov himself, a public figure, an active participant in the human rights councilhe president of russia, as well as several us citizens who are suspected of working for russian government. it is interesting that not only employees of the american prosecutor's office, but also the fbi have been called in as witnesses for the prosecution. at the same time, russians are already on the blacklist of the american authorities. the state department is even offering up to 10 million dollars for any information about alexander ionov or organizations that are associated with him. the announcement of the reward, by the way, has been translated into many languages, including ukrainian. well, i found out on what basis all this is being done. usually, the american one has it in quotation marks hello, does the investigation have any evidence? no, of course, everything is sewn up with white thread, as is justice, but all this is not an obstacle to their law on foreign agents. the fbi has no law, or rather, it is written, but such that anyone can be classified as a russian spy. the

among the defendants, in fact, is ionov himself, a public figure, an active participant in the human rights counciler the president of russia, as well as several us citizens who are suspected of working as agents for russian government. it is interesting that not only employees of the american prosecutor's office, but also the fbi have been called in as witnesses for the prosecution. moreover, the russian is already on the blacklist of the american authorities. the state department even offers up to... as many as seven prosecutors and 29 employees of the federal bureau of investigation, but if the kremlin's pernicious, as stated on their official website, pernicious influence is so obvious, then why such fuss? because the current trial in tampa, florida, if you think about it, severely discredits american law of fara or law on foreign agents, because the prosecution has no evidence. they declared me a threat to national security, recognized me as an agent, then introduced restrictions against me. what is the essence of the american claims? alexander ionov has been heading the anti-globalist movemen

over and over during every single speech that i have delivered at the united nations, the human rights council in geneva, during their major sessions, there is no western need. yeah, it's a joke. you know, be so cold need your are the miles full. i'll be and brought this intelligence agencies from the c i a to the n, a say to all of these western shady intelligence, you know, they tell them what to say and what not to say, you know, and they can no longer insult people's intelligence. my calling themselves major western media, that's a full freedom of speech. you know, and it's a, they, they've all been on, my gosh, all, what's happening in gauze, all the genocide happening and goes a, has mask the entire western hemisphere and their media. we know that with notes in winks that heads below was clearly the target behind these explosions. it was 1st of all the pages and then also the walkie talkies the next day. but it is clear that these are devices, but civilians also may have holes. we know pages here, political stuff in the hospital, so different not we advocate so loosely was not taken into

nations, through the courts in h, or through geneva, swiss, swiss international courts or human rights councils, that they should automatically have an initiative to build on hope, hopefully, not only action, but hope and prayers that the israel will stop because they have never felt or they have never tried to cop with their... god, i they do not have a god to, those people who fear god cannot destroy or bomb children in thousands of numbers in gaza or in lebanon today. lebanon has had nightmare so far in the past couple of weeks, we have lost thousands of lives, agents and it is the most, the most or the the most brutal, terrible acts by israel since the history of the wars between lebanon and his. so far we have had four wars, we started in the litani river in 1978 and a full invasion in lebanon, they captured they rottle of ours and then they had they withdrew in 2000 and the that state with the help of and iran of course because iran stood with revenor a lot through traditional community support or the pressure on them and they have military aids the resist ofon that and even responded leb

practice of coercive measures was condemned by participants in the next session of the un human rights council their opinion, unilateral sanctions are an absolutely illegal mechanism that violates fundamental human rights and contradicts the charter of the world organization. as the permanent representative of belarus to the un office in geneva noted, the west uses sanctions as an instrument of its geopolitics and pressure on the state for ideological reasons. by expanding secondary sanctions and strictly imposing compliance with sanctions regimes, western elites are striving block the trade relations of target states, damage their key sectors of the economy and social system, destabilize societies, in order to ultimately force the unwanted state and government to political capitulation. as the permanent representative noted, unilateral coercive measures have a detrimental effect on the population and business interests, they undermine human rights, violate international law, principles of interstate cooperation, deepening the global crisis of mistrust. the belarusian capital is preparing to c

he will probably pull the us again out of the un human rights council, as he did before. he gives to the un. i have told our negotiators - that the united states will not pay more than 25% of the un peacekeeping budget. - when it comes to nato, i think there's much more caution about that. he's sort of talked about sort of pulling out in the past, but i think nobody is expecting that as a likely outcome. but i think, you know, more pressure on european members to spend more, i think, is a definite because that's something that trump hails. he says that it was a policy success of his first presidency, of actually persuading the europeans to spend more, because the europeans kind of agree they should, but some of them are more laggardly than others. diplomacy, as our diplomatic correspondent knows all too well, is about substance, but it's also about symbolism and signalling. and while, to pick up on whatjames said, that kamala harris, whether it's kamala harris or donald trump, they may — in very different ways and with very different language — keep insisting, "you have t

practice of coercive measures was condemned by participants in the next session of the un human rights council as the permanent representative of belarus to the international organization's office in geneva noted, the west uses sanctions as an instrument of its geopolitics and pressure on the state for ideological reasons. there are human rights, violate international law, principles of interstate cooperation, deepening the global crisis of mistrust. in 2025, warsaw plans to spend more than 48 billion dollars on defense, which is almost 5% of the country's gdp. part of the funds are expected to be used to build up the military presence in the suwalki corridor and the brew gate section on the border with belarus. among other things, lithuania and poland have already begun negotiations on the creation of joint regional logistics center for ammunition for the heimars mlrs. germany will allocate more than 75 billion euros for defense next year. this was announced by the head of the german defense ministry, pistorius. for the first time in more than 30 years, germany will spend 2% of gdp on these p

people and planet, pursuing a new global clean power alliance, standing for the new term on the human rights council, and joining forces to tackle the toughest challenges. inaudible. preparedness for the next pandemic, and outbreaks of deadly diseases like mpox. it is the scale of the challenge we face that demands it, and our security and prosperity depends on it. i say it again, all this matters to britain. mr president, by tackling conflict are making progress in the fight against climate change and poverty, and reforming the international system so that it's fit for the 21st century, we can realise the hope and the promise that shines through the founding documents of this organisation. together in all our interests, we can change direction from the dangerous, destructive path we find ourselves on, and turn instead towards the rule of law, towards co—operation, responsibility and progress. towards peace. thank you. applause. on behalf of the assembly, i wish to thank_ on behalf of the assembly, i wish to thank the _ on behalf of the assembly, i wish to thank the prime minister... the assembly wi