not according to the palestinians, and not according to human rights groups on the ground. i mean, we don't, we were not able to show this in the report because the volunteers didn't want to be found. but actually at this point, what's often keeping the palestinians from settlers, or kind of mitigating that violence or is really human rights volunteers on arm to sit with them every night to make sure that they don't get attacked. and what they say is that often times the military doesn't act and the police also doesn't act, but that's according to the people that we have spoken to. okay. now we heard annual report, a member of this and g o successful is denying the violence. she said that many palestinians know minds, they will simply move on at some point. what was your take on her comments? i think it's, you know, it's, it's almost very to radically different views unreality needing very, very violently on the ground. i mean, when you talk to settlers, they don't recognize a bit, of course, don't recognize that their own settlements are illegal. but they also, you know, t

there's also been a lot of condemnation by various human rights groups. various un experts for various aspects of israel's campaign on garza arrived cooling at 30. you and experts calling it genocide in the making and the statement on, on october the 16th looking at all of this, how much more dramatic, do you think of a picture will we get? this is the cease fire holes and we start to get a deeper look at the destruction the level of human suffering that has been in the words of the secretary general who was talking about unparalleled and unprecedented was i think this mediation and what's gonna happen to the over the next 4 days has been nothing else of a large extent because it's clear that that he's the hope that helps him attempts him no i but he should continue on this path. i think once he goes back to fighting and using power force in on monday owns tuesday and beyond, then i think he's going to go back to true again because even look at the numbers today. you've shown in a more than 14000 casualties on one of the above stands 5 more than 5000.

the treatment of palestinians, according to human rights groups, is nothing short of awful. those human rights groups, right? as well as the united nations and reports that indicate the march of what israel does in gaza. and the west bank is illegal, their words, which is why they have been cited repeatedly for violating international law most pointedly. because palestinians live is they say occupied citizens. that's the word they use. and some of the you on reports, citizens who are generally denied adequate access to water and food and fuel or even the freedom to travel. it is something some, if not most western reporters generally do not cover. it's not something you'll read in places like england or the united states or media a jet. i, ron, i believe when russia, during its incursion into ukraine, damage the flow of water and electricity in the key of western media headlines, waiting about it about how russia was denying those civilians essentials like their water, their food, their electricity, violating international law and how russia should be held to account for that

we lost us right at the human rights group knows been quoted by the "new york times."there is the photographer who was fired and brought back by the "new york times" as you mentioned a mousy mark once again been quoted as if he is a reliable source. happens over and over again there is no accountability. the same thing is true for the palestinians. one day say the most ridiculous things, it turned out to be not true in the newspapers agree this turned out to be not true three days later to have the same guy on they don't say why did you push that stuff that's not true a few days ago question what they don't do that they did again like time zero restart the clock and take seriously the chargers a person makes. it is unfortunate but there's a complete lack of accountability. the israeli spokesmen came on and said totally wrong that they ever had them on again they would be hammering him about it there's no question about the thattopic works it is fantastic. with reporting a analysis of the thank you and as a result of coming on the program you will surely come under atta

setting plans to deflect criticism of its human rights record, which we know the spotlight will be on during this conference. a number of the human rights groups spoken out about political prisoners in the uae and a record of human rights abuses in the country. i think it really talks to -- this recording really talks to the issue of how the country might look to actually not engage on those issues over the next couple of weeks much to the annoyance of i am sure the human rights groups who will be watching. juan: how to these revelations affect the credibility of the entire cop process? what has been the response of experts and u.n. figures? >> i think it has been a reaction of astonishment. we heard from a number of senior people who have said obviously these revelations to call into question the integrity of cop28. we have also heard from former vice president al gore who has been someone who has raised concerns about the conflict of interest surrounding the cop presidency with sultan al-jaber. he described these revelations as the realization of some of those conflict of interest concerns that have been raised back in january when al-jaber

but there has also been criticism and concern from human rights groups and from the unhcr, who've talkedred to be vulnerable that could potentially end up being deported, and that that would — if they were — that there could be a grave risk to them. and they're trying to get some form of reassurance from the pakistan government that some of those individuals, minorities — jobs likejournalists and also women as well — that they are are going to have some form of protection, but we haven't had anything official from the pakistan government on those groups. that was caroline davies in pakistan. on his state visit to kenya, king charles has addressed the "wrongdoings" of britain's colonial era. he acknowledged the "abhorrent and unjustifiable acts of violence committed against kenyans" during their independence struggle. nicholas witchell sent this report, which contains flashing images from the start. the welcome on an african night was a warm one, but king charles knows he faces a sensitive challenge. it has fallen to him to deal with the legacy issues. there's the matter of slavery and, o

obtain bid the israeli human rights groups, there were 270 palestinians on november 1st held in is thisetention separate from the thousands of laborers from gaza whose work permits were revoked and dedetained after october 7th and that is separate from some of the fighters detained. some 270 palestinians from the occupied territory held in this draconian form of detention, again, without trial or charge based on secret information. >> so is it true as many palestinians claim with some of these cases, they're not even really told why they're being held, and how long does it go on for? >> absolutely. so the insidious thing about this form of detention are there are renewable orders, and in many cases, they are renewed every there's months, six months and there are human rights defenders held in the ministry of detention and palestinian political figures a core part of this and the information of their detention is absolutely secret. sometimes they're given a few words of the general basis but none of the underlying information, and this has been going on year after year for decades. >> an

and the enclave is infrastructure is buckling. numerous human rights groups have repeatedly said the israel's actions could amount to war crimes or acts of collecting punishment, which of course are legal under international law. again, for masses targeting of civilians and the taking of civilian hostages is unjustifiable in a clear violation of international law within our israel's actions to end. but by providing weapons aid and political support, the israel is united states complicit a mortgage. so it's not committing any work crimes at all and you know, under international law is realize the right to defend itself. i think everybody agrees, i think everybody agrees that is what has the right to eradicate from us. how much has embedded itself within the a civilian population? i mean, this is a cynical and a horrible organization. i'm sure you recognize that. and if you say that israel can't defend itself, but they can't attack, come us. then when you're really saying is that israel has no right or ability to exist because they don't eradicate but they're not as long as you for a 2

as we saw human rights also suggest security forces and on the groups are committed. war crimes of gays, civilians. as a reference covered all human rights. what said, malia and forces were responsible for keeley? 40 cecilia and mostly children and polled for the group also said my the parties did not respond to its findings and did not commence in for ken, if possible on this page and also said islamic militants, cute thousands of civilians and abducted mostly women and girls who also said, medicines have been destroyed. vital infrastructure is leaving millions of people with limited access to water, house and education. families blame the recent salise on, on a range of issues, including the absence of institutional reforms and a recently ram tons of military takeovers in the region. countries in the region have recently fall into military goal. the latest was the chair and the military off in 5 security failures and economy problems as reasons for sees in power. but last month's f o f and the international institute for democracy as elect to assistance. i do have a conference in an a

long fight with ethnic groups, air striking and showing their strong holds in remote areas. human rights groups save thousands have been killed in these attacks to revel groups of long operated and peripheral regions inhabited by ethnic minorities. and with this recent victory in shawn state, their position in the conflict appears to have improved to find the adjoining me from all is deputy, is your director of human rights watch. philip robinson, phill that's meek rebels uniting against the military. any sean stage, what has problem to these and these do some exception or a path to we are seeing across the country? well, it's certainly something new with the northern alliance working together in this way. and it is a major push, which has also gotten the support of the various people's defense forces in other groups. but it's not all the groups. i mean, for instance, united was state army is still remaining is neutral stance and, and other groups have not fully joined in, i would, i would say is that is, is something that is unprecedented since the february 2021 to where we have now seen in th

there's nothing that we can confirm independently, but certainly human rights groups have talked about that. and human rights groups were concerned because no one knew what they were being held, and they weren't able to contact their family. so even motions in the courts to force the government to let people know where the, where the 3200 i've been forcibly returns to guys in the last few hours because one of the crossings near egypt into guys a itself. and that means essentially that a lot of these people have been returned to what could be a possible death sentence because of the bombardment that still ongoing. those around 5600 workers who are still being held in israel. some of them were rounded up in the west bank, all of them with permission to stay here, but they are free at the moment. we still don't know where they're being held or what sort of conditions they're being held in. all right, thanks so much alan session that us now the united nations human rights also says is really strikes on gauze as to valley. a refugee camp could be a will crime. the camp has been targeted for

n is really human rights group itself. m. c has been vacated due to suffer violence when the war broke out, they packed all their stuff onto trucks and moved. knowing that with the massive is really army presence here now, and the possibility that the low would actually be enforced. this was not a very favorable place to be picked up all their stuff and relocate in which is what did we do there in the this is one example of the 2621 or 26 points. and the tell them report that is the basis the person in fight and accusations of settler violence. the vast majority are like this. there's never any violence. there is no solar wind up in much correct. 100 percent. correct. a lot to the settlers, postings are quote, squatters as their homes lock is really building permits the circular state. they are the ones under threat palestinians killed for israelis in the west bank during the 7 weeks after october, 7th to the settlers reports of increased sutler violence or nothing but an attempt to undermine their community. the military tha

according to the israeli human rights group, since october 7th, 15 groups of palestinian farmers weretheir homes. the issue that affects the lives of palestinians here is the existence of this israeli outpost. yehuda shaul , an israeli human rights activist, says: the settlement of palestinian lands is expanding rapidly. and individual attacks have intensified in the occupied west bank. the next step is not only to attack the palestinians and their agricultural lands, but also to go to the rosettas and enter the houses, burning the houses. they are destroying water tanks, beating people, threatening women, children, and the elderly. the result before the eyes. this crisis has nothing to do with the palestinian people, but it is a crisis that is getting deeper. the light bombardment of gaza has emboldened the violent settlers. in the hills south of hebron , there are two small palestinian villages that could be the next target of the settlers. but it is already too late for the residents of kharba. in continuation of the global condemnation of the zionist regime's attacks on gaza , jap

n is really human rights group, excel him, so he has been vacated due to suffer violence when the war broke out, they passed all their stuff onto trucks and moved, knowing that was the massive is really army presence here now. and the possibility that the low would actually be enforced. this was not a very favorable place to be picked up all their stuff and relocated, which is what did we do there? now the, this is one example of the 2621 or 26 points. and the tell them report that is the basis the person in fight and accusations of settler violence. the vast majority are like this year's new never any violent. there is no solar rooms, which is often much correct. 100 percent. correct. a lot to the settlers, postings are quote, squatters as their homes like is really building permits. the subtler state. they are the ones under threat palestinians killed for his release in the west bank during the 7 weeks after october, 7th to the settlers. reports of increased, subtler violence or nothing but an attempt to undermine their community. the military that protects them and the government t

however , human rights groups have shown images of the use of white phosphorus, which is prohibited underernational law, in parts of moscow. and they documented the crowd. our group has collected documents that show the israeli army has used white phosphorus in four incidents in three cities along the southern border of lebanon. one of these attacks took place on october 16, which should be investigated as a war crime, because it was a blind attack and injured 9 civilians. farmers and shepherds are among the victims of these attacks. merchants and traders. like milad eid , they explain to us how many farmers and horticulturists could not benefit from the harvest season , and compensation for the resulting damage will take years, if not decades. of the targeted trees and damage to see the situation is very difficult. the crisis is persistent and the risk of fire increases due to the wind and its speed. forest fires can spread for kilometers and last for days . the only cause of these fires are not phosphorous bombs, but the lights that the israeli army shares are also responsible for these

according to the israeli human rights group, since october 7th, 15 groups of palestinian farmers were forcibly evicted from their homes. the issue affects the lives of palestinians here. palestinian land settlements are expanding rapidly and individual attacks have intensified in the occupied west bank. the next step is not only to attack the palestinians and their agricultural lands, but also to go to the village. and entering their houses, setting fire to their houses, destroying water tanks, beating people, threatening women, children and the elderly. the result is before our eyes. this communication crisis with people there is no palestine, but a crisis that is deepening. the bombing of the gaza strip has emboldened the violent settlers. in the hills south of hebron, there are small and dilapidated palestinian villages that could be the next target for the settlers, but it is already too late for the residents of kharba. they were supposed to see his family when he got home. instead, their own families came later. he works at al-najah hospital in rafah in southern gaza, the same h

he, uh, human rights groups are criticized the deportation policy. they say vulnerable groups, women and girls in particular, could be in grave danger if they return and joining me now for more from chicago is man and adults to access an advocacy coordinator with the dentist refugee council. man, is there any immediate help that the of gun baton is getting enough gun this done as hello, thanks for having me. and yes, absolutely. and so there is a strong coordination that is happening around the for the crossing finds, pitching oil pressure and thoughtless. so interesting, a nationalization international organization and the u. n. agencies also includes coordination with i'm so sorry to use i am all of these different regions. so how it works is that once the atkins across the board that they are immune to, to registering or so they have provided with the cards that it's giving like justification and then the time to entice them and for assistance as a return a from pakistan. so how it's going is that we have coordinated a package of assistance for mi

n is really human rights group. it's sell him so he has been vacated due to suffer violence. when the war broke out, they passed all their stuff onto trucks and moved, knowing that was the massive is really army presence here now. and the possibility that the low would actually be enforced. this was not a very favorable place to be. they picked up all their stuff and relocated, which is what did we do there in the this is one example of the 2621 or 26 points. and the tell them report that is the basis to present in fight and accusations and settler violence. the vast majority are like this year's new never any violent. there is no solar rooms, which is often much correct. 100 percent correct. a lot to the settlers, postings are quote, squatters that's their homes like.

even though human rights groups, united nations, and even the u.s. state department, regularly cite those figures. here in new york, hundreds of people shut down multiple streets across midtown manhattan thursday for another round of protests demanding a ceasefire in gaza and an end to the israeli occupation of palestine. hundreds of public school students joined walkouts. meanwhile, a large group of media workers led a march to "the new york times" and later occupied the paper's building entrance for over an hour, denouncing what demonstrators called biased reporting toward israel. protesters read the names of the at least 36 journalists killed by israeli fire in gaza and distributed mock newspapers with the words "the new york war crimes," accusing "the times" with "complicity and laundering genocide." this is palestinian writer and poet mohammed el-kurd. >> it is incredible to see hundreds of writers and journalists take part in this action. it is telling us -- denying war crimes and in the life of palestinians as though they are less and and -- c

$1000000.00 question, and there are all manner of actors, organization, civil society groups, human rights groups, pressure groups, movements, etc. that's all trying to hold as well to account, so that are trying to defend as rails actions. and again, i go back to this broad and discuss a narrative and discursive struggle to, to justify, to frame the actions of various groups involved in this conflict. and i think that's what is riley's trying to do is riley is trying to justify its actions as part of a broad one. quote on terra, and from us is trying to just devise auctions in a completely different way. but the international community is becoming part of this battle ground in order to, to quote unquote and hostile minds. this is discuss it as much as a strategic and as much as it is about what is happening on the ground and gaza. and all the while the people of gaza are the ones that are paying an incredibly heavy price, just like is right. you civilians paid a heavy price in early october. i. so talking to us professor assignment maven from lancaster university. thank as well. take a look at t

human rights groups say many seniors, pregnant people, parents of young children, and people with disabilities have been unable to heed israel's mass evacuation orders. this is ahmed mohammed, whose neighborhood near the al-shati refugee camp came under intense israeli bombardment. >> may allah protect us. those without resources will have to stay where they are. it is as if they have sentenced us to death. amy: the u.n. agency for palestinian refugees, unrwa, says 70% of gaza's residents are displaced. supermarkets have been swept clean of food and other essentials. israeli assaults have destroyed about a dozen of gaza's bakeries. with no clean drinking water, palestinians have been forced to bathe in the mediterranean sea, where a total shutdown of gaza's wastewater treatment plants has forced the daily release of huge quantities of untreated sewage . the world health organization warned wednesday of the spread of disease. it says since early october, there is been a sixteen-fold increase in cases of diarrhea, most of them children under five. gaza's health ministry says one palestinian chil