we have to spit it out. human rights watches warning, their indications of a possible genocide in west are 4 and they are calling for immediate action. recording on the un collaboration with the african union to urgency emissions for the mandates to protect civilians into the new place into then to date stays for civilians. they say the world needs to wake up to what's happening. as experts warn, sudan is at risk of breaking a part as well. new tossing the ali from american universities. washington college of law told me what needs to be done to pull sudan back from the break with respect to the question on the ongoing atrocities and all for, and the recent report by human rights for us. i think we've been seeing this adventure for quite some time. this is, this is really sort of the key atrocity is repeated violations biased by the same perpetrators, you know, since early 2, thousands. and therefore, i think um the, the, the only way to respond to this as who have really admitted in international intervention, especially in situations where there was imminent risk of genocide like ano

so they can find great human rights watch is accusing paramilitary forces instead of a nic cleansing, and crimes against humanity. it says the rapids support forces and allied militias have killed thousands of people in west the for and hundreds of thousands have been driven from their homes. civil war broke out into them last year. human rights watch says there is evidence of genocide wanting to the next report contains disturbing contact. i mean the aftermath of an attack in laguna west are for a place home to them as a lead peoples. a new report by human rights watch says ethnically targeted violence is forcing them from their homeland along with other non arab communities . so downs army has been at war with paramilitary groups since april 2023. the report accuses the rapids support forces and allied militias of ethnic cleansing and war crimes. one man describes how he survived and attack last year. i don't mean maybe the they or what tribes we have from the way don't. if you want said massive lead and they would kill you immediately on last night, i lied and said, i am not massiv

does human rights watch believe that genocide is happening again? what we have been able to conclude from our current research is their most definitely war crimes and crimes against humanity from being committed. there is also the possibility that some of the acts that we have documented with genocidal -- were genocidal in nature. what that really means is there needs to be an investigation and a collection of evidence so that an international court can gather evidence to be able to see if the crime of genocide has taken place. this is not just, though, about if it has taken place. we are now at a point where these same forces, the rapid support forces and their allied militias, are currently surrounding the town of elf asher -- the town of el fasher. we are on the cusp of mass atrocities if the international community does not start to mobilize to ensure there is not some sort of mechanism to ensure that there is civilian protection. but we have seen in el genina is a grim snapshot that indicates what could happen and the atrocities that could unfol

ukraine, russia, marks and victory in the 2nd world war with another treat parade and moscow human rights watch issues. a new report accusing student needs militias of ethnic cleansing, indoor for that quote, amount to genocide and attacks on german and politicians. and campaigners and assaults in dresden is the latest in a series of violent incidents across the country. the i'm quite richardson. thank you very much. for joining us, the united states is stepping off at the opposition to israel's plans to launch a full scale assault on the city of rafa in southern gaza. president joe biden now saying that he would not send certain weapons to as well if it invades population centers, and that he regret it. the palestinian civilians had been killed by us made bonds, as well as pressing ahead with its strikes on her mouth in response to the october 7th. the terror attacks is a limited operation just short of an invasion. that is what us officials, a cooling is rails actions in rafa. this footage released by these really military on wednesday, shows troops pressing forward with is offensive on rap.

human rights watch interviewed more than 200 people and scrutinised more than 100 images and it concluded crimes and crimes against humanity within the context of ethnic cleansing, it says, by systematically targeting masalit neighbourhoods and displaced persons camps and it talks about widespread killing, widespread rapes, and of course we know that many of the masalit people left al—junaynah and have now taken refuge in chad. the human rights watch report also says there may have been an intent to do this. there may have been the intent to destroy this community in west darfur, and if that were the case then it would be genocide. and so it calls on the international community to investigate whether the facts support that kind of conclusion. now, the rsf leader, general hemedti, has said all along that his forces do not target civilians. he has said that the massacres were the result of tribal violence, which was not related to his campaign. but human rights watch says that he is among those who had commanding responsibility over the forces who were involved. the united states and the pr

they say and driven from their homes, civil war broke out in sudan last year. human rights watch, it says there's evidence of genocide. we have this report now and a warning, some of the images and some of the content you may find disturbing. i mean, the aftermath of an attack in laguna west are for a place home to them as a lead people's a new report by human rights watch says ethnically targeted violence is forcing them from their homeland along with other non arab communities. the suit hands army has been at war with paramilitary groups since april 2023. the report accuses the rapids support forces and allied militias of ethnic cleansing and war crimes. one man describes how he survived an attack last year. i don't mean to be the they or what tribes we have from the way don't if you want said, massa leach and they would kill you immediately. i don't know if not, i lied and said, i'm not massively. they challenged me. so i told them i'm from the ball, go try it. then they brought someone to talk to me in that language. and i replied, because i know how to speak it. number one, i dr

our second speaker is omar shakir and omar serves as the israel and palestine director at the human rights watch. he investigates human rights abuses in israel, the west bank and gaza, and has authored several major reports. in 2021, a report a threshold crossed, which is a 200 page report with graphic illustrations that give a kind of context and background to the to the occupation and to the situation we see in palestine, particularly in gaza right now. so i want to start with, nathan and, you'll have opportunity to ask questions the end, but i want to start, nathan and just ask you about your choice to write this book. you could have written this story, you know, with a number of entry points, but you chose this particular family, the story of a father, the tragedy that befell his son and its family. and then you introduce us to many, many other issues and and provocations. so why this story and what is a journey been like for you? and welcome to chicago. thank you. thank you, barbara. thank you all for coming. so, you know, this story, there are a number of different ways to answer that ques

the human rights watch report also says there may have been an intent to do this.est darfur, and if that were the case then it would be genocide. and so it calls on the international community to investigate whether the facts support that kind of conclusion. now, the rsf leader, general hemedti, has said all along that his forces do not target civilians. he has said that the massacres were the result of tribal violence, which was not related to his campaign. but human rights watch says that he is among those who had commanding responsibility over the forces who were involved. the united states and the prosecutor general for the international criminal court have talked about war crimes, the potentialfor war crimes on both sides. the us has also specifically said that the rsf did carry out ethnic cleansing and humanitarian crimes against humanity, but neither have specifically talked about genocide. a former saudi intelligence officer has told the bbc that the kingdom's authorities have permitted the use of lethal force to clear land for a futuristic desert city. doz

omar shakirfrom human rights omar shakir from human rights watch, omar shakirfrom human rights watch,irst minister of scotland john swinney is expected to be confirmed as the next leader of the scottish national party later today. the veteran party activist graeme mccormick pulled out of the leadership race last night and endorsed him. mr swinney is the only candidate. prime minister rishi sunak has acknowledged the conservatives may not win the next uk general election. speaking to the times newspaper, the prime minister said one analysis of thursday's local election defeats suggested the uk was on course for a hung parliament and said voters would not want to see sir keir starmer "propped up "in downing street" by the snp or smaller parties. tory critics have called on mr sunak to shift the party to the right. here, train drivers in the aslef union are beginning a six—day overtime ban, which is expected to cause widespread disruption. a series of one—day strikes are also being staged at 16 rail companies this week as part of a long—running dispute over pay. greater anglia said servi

we had to spit it out. human rights watches warning their indications of a possible genocide in west are 4 and they are calling for immediate action. we're calling on the un collaboration with the african union to urgency emissions for the mondays to protect civilians into their new place incident to date and the safe for civilians. they say the world needs to wake up to what's happening, as experts warn sudan is at risk of breaking apart. well, i want to get some analysis now with latasha in ali with the american university washington college of law. he is an expert on sudan, and mister elliot is good to have you with us tonight. what has to be done to pull sudan back from the brink? and thanks a lot for the question. and also to knows that i'm a legal advisor at the la road wattenberg center for human rights and a call. i'll start off with a live lives report into bridges of the units i convention in is under for which we concluded that the our as have has committed a is committed committing to genocide in uh, west uh for i guess the masai people um but um, with respect to the ques

it's a terrific situation that seems to only be getting worse now in that human rights watch report that you mentioned, the human rights watch says that the, the confliction protocol is deeply flawed. and what they mean by that the confliction protocol is essentially 8 organizations. the you in and others informing the is really military of their whereabouts. when an a convoy is going to be delivering aid when aid workers are going to be going to different locations. this is a very specific protocol and it's supposed to be followed and time. and again, we're seeing aid workers being killed, even though they say they are adhering to this d confliction methodology where. busy we're trying to find out more from the when right now about precisely what happened. it's clear that this was a very, obviously more to you in vehicle view in the headset as much as we know that there are concerns about what might happen to other aid workers going forward. is really military stated earlier today that this convoy was in an active war zone conflict zone. and that as the, as really military was not aware

football for the next two months. embedded in its recent statement, the european mediterranean human rights watch called fifa's action an example of a double standard and wrote: fifa quickly banned russia from participating in the world cup in response to the war between russia and ukraine. ukraine's president signed a law allowing some convicts to join the country's armed forces. this law applies to certain groups of convicted prisoners other than murderers and criminals of security crimes are allowed to register in the army under a contract during martial law. on the other hand, these convicts will have the possibility of parole without serving the remainder of their sentence. the minister of justice of ukraine said: with this law , there is scope for recruiting 10,000 to 20,000 convicts in the army. researchers have discovered a new chemical compound that allows brain tissue to regenerate without damage after being frozen. researchers from china's fudan shankhai university, by placing the frozen brain in a chemical composition, de-aged it they prevent and protect the nerves from damage . this

no, probably human rights watch report. we know that the mass of beach and other non non arabic, to define groups are specifically doing what is, has been declared by many people's being actually cleansing and genocide. so i will, i be able to return to their home safely in the current moment. no, because of anything, the conflict is intensified as the 2 sides try to gain control of the outside of the last part of the under our control. i wanted to ask you about that. it because the duffel region has experience horrible violence. many few of the could be another massacre coming in the regional capital foster. as we mentioned that are now reported. it seems to be under siege. how concerned are you about a potential massacre there as well? i think that it's clear that many civilians you know, will be killed because so far we've seen that both sides have been you know, a bombing heavily populated areas that there's been violence in heavy populated area. has happened. not necessarily against specific, you know, military target.

basically inhumane acts, systematic oppression, intent to we found those elements there and that's human rights watch. and that's why there's a consensus in the human rights movement that israel's treatment of palestinian is amounts to apartheid. thank you. i encourage people to the report if you haven't. it's two years old now, but it's still quite and quite relevant in this moment. so here we are, many, many miles from palestine, israel, many, many miles from gaza. but it's very relevant to as americans, as people living in the united states. it comes up in your book and it comes up in your report. can you speak to the billions that the us gives in passing and passing right now? either. either one of you. you whatever the billions that the us gives in support to israel and the degree to which you know us, complicity is allowing the injustice against the palestinians to continue. i think yeah. no, i think it's a really good question. look, i when you about the united states's role in israel-palestine, there's often this idea of being a broker or of sort of using u.s. influence but the united states

so many people like i heard a race in human rights watch report accuses the rapids support forces and allied militias of carrying out attacks and west of full killing thousands. the report says this indicates ethnic cleansing will crimes and genocide. the power in military groups has been at will with su don's army since april 20, 23 and 4 is a front in the civil war. thousands of people were killed in clashes and as strikes, you know, fashion over the weekend. it's the last major cc and all for still under the sudanese armies control. the city is reportedly under siege and there is a communications blackout to the united nations ones, but fighting is endangering 800000 civilians in alpha and preventing aid from reaching the region. when millions of people are on the brink of salmon, that time is running out to prevent starvation and therefore, as intensifying clashes north, the forest capital l flasher are hindering our efforts to deliver vital food assistance into the regions. the un has called the situation ensued on one of the west humanitarian disasters in recent memory. age grou

earlier, i talked to rachel denver from the human from human rights watch. she explained why so many georgians are taking to the streets and the police are dispersing them. why away? the doors are taken to the streets and mast numbers unprecedented numbers. these are numbers that we have never seen before. the streets of georgia because this law aims to take georgia back several decades in terms of freedom of expression and feeling. i'm feeling of association that wants to, to, the government isn't, has made clear that the intent is to turn away from uh, from, you know, growing integration with the european union. it seems to turn away from the west. generally. it is using, doing this under the pretext of the law. that means that it's about the law claims that it's about the transparency of, of, of, of, of, of funding for, for, for and g o is media in the light. it's not about transparency. where and using media in georgia to get their funding is very clear. anyone can find that out. this law is about mirroring stigmatizing and demonizing organizations that

that was rachel denver from human rights watch. thank you very much for your assessment. thank you. and finally, the world of literature is paying tribute to the us author. paul auster who died at the age of 77. auster was a critically acclaimed for items as a roof. more than 30 books is perhaps best known for his new york trilogy of industry. novels. born in new jersey, a former resident of france, which was most closely associated with brooklyn in new york, where he was admired by fans for as cosmopolitan as some. one of the things he explored was the craft of writing itself. a one said stories only happened to those or able to tell them and here's a brief reminder of the top story we're following for you at this hour. or israel has reopened the errors border crossing into northern gaza, which has been closed since from us is october. the 7th, the terror attacks agencies have been calling for the crossings. reopening for months, supply food and medicine to hundreds of thousands of civilians at risk of famine in gaza. and don't forget, you can always get more d w news on the go. ju

but most of the crimes documented in this human rights watch report, which by the way is a very impressive investigation report. most of those crimes took place. you know, before the war and gaza began, frankly, it would take very high level of political focus on trying to pressure those who are arming the various sides and have, and the actual belligerents themselves. to stop this. obviously, many of the united nations tools are not very functional item so, so we'll just take, i think very high level of focus from where leaders and that's never been there. the violence in west r 4 has died down a bit, mostly because the, the, the pump, the monthly population is, has already been pushed out. the big concern now is that in the different part of our, for in north star for around the capitol of north to afford el faster. you have the rapid support forces who have recently in circle to that city. there's been an easy stand off for months. but the tensions have been escalating, you have the student ease, it's the last stronghold of the student needs army in dar 4. but you have another, a number

seeing just now, um or, and you can judge by, we definitely are that was rachel denver from human rights watch. thank you very much for your assessment. thank you. and finally, we leave you with this. the world of literature is paying tribute to the us author of paul auster who died at the age of $77.00. o auster was a critically acclaimed writer who wrote more than 30 books, known as perhaps best known or his new york trilogy of mystery novels. or the new jersey, a former resident of france, but most closely associated with brooklyn, new york. it was of myers by fans for his cosmopolitan isn't. one of the things he explored was the craft of writing itself. he once said, stories only happened to those weren't able to tell them a if there's a brief reminder of the top story we're following for you at this hour. these real has reopened the areas border crossing into northern concepts which had been closed since from officers. october, the 7th, the tax agencies have been calling for the crossings. reopening for months to supply food and medicine to hundreds of thousands of civilians afterwards co

studies to hold weapons supplies to raise real if an operation until it off i goes ahead plus human rights watch ones, the ethnic cleansing is under way. and so don's west off for states and calls for a nationwide on the same bulk of the underbrush on lots victoria day in red square. a surprise that everybody near posing says he plans to carry out more nuclear drills. the intro is continuing as bombardment across the gaza strip. that's despite the international condemnation. 60 people have been killed in the past 24 hours, but you and the says around 50000, people sheltering it off a flight. since monday endo holder is in debt. obama in central garza and she's been speaking to palestinians have been displaced several times and she sent this report. desperate families can unify and fear. is there any one viking is read has or did pilot didn't use to leave parts of the southern city? dots despite 1500000 people from across the causes trip seeking refuge here. doing 7 months of war. i'm sorry to go on slow, but i don't mean to have a children. it's difficult. the constant displacement was me done i

we have to spit it out. human rights watches warning, their indications of a possible genocide in west are 4 and they are calling for immediate action. recording on the un collaboration with the african union to urgency to go emission for the mondays to protect civilians into their new place. incident to date stays for civilians. they say the world needs to wake up to what's happening. as experts warn sudan is at risk of breaking a part of the anchor of the war in gaza has cast a shadow over one of the world's biggest entertainment spectacles. the eurovision song contest being health and sweden organizers have so far refused some calls to exclude israel represented this year by the 20 year old singer, aiden golden. hundreds of protesters have gathered and the host city mon mobile for your own vision 2nd semi final. the show begins in just a few hours time with israel still in the lineup of swedish authorities have also tightened security and the run up to saturdays, final, a reporting from that protest in obama. we have a christian blank on the original correspondent for the german pub

but melissa is ethnically cleansed as human rights watch says the most of the population, most of whom were pushed into neighboring chide and are now refugees and expelled from their, from their land and assuming rights watched documents and we thousands of were killed during that. and if the recommendations made by human rights watch on the follow type of bond, could this get in your estimate as well? and the violence in west r 4 has died down a bit. mostly because the, the, the, the monthly population has, has already been pushed out. the big concern now is that in the different part of our, for in north star for around the capitol of north to afford el faster. you have the rapids support forces who have recently in circles of that city. there has been an easy stand off for months. but the tensions have been escalating. you have the sudanese, it's the last stronghold of the suit in these army in dar for. but you have another, a number of other arm to groups from these, from mostly the is the guy was another non area of our community. the concern is about leads to all out of fighting.

he's the israel and palestine director of human rights watch. he joins us now from mon. i'm all stopped by us. can you feel reaction to israel's decision? today's perhaps not comes a great surprise. a look. i mean, the signs have been out there for a number of weeks now, but this doesn't make his decision any less concerning all does he get us a critical source of information about developments and israel, palestine, it has been for decades. this isn't a salt on the freedom of the press, instead of covering up it's atrocities these rarely governments should stop committing them. this is not only uh, you know what they anders move because of the value of all to zeros reporting. but it really sends a harrowing message to other journalists, um the law that this was based on could be used to mazel, other wording about human rights abuses. and is there a palestine? so it's a very dangerous precedent. it's incumbent upon the international community to put pressure on the israeli government to overturn the band and to respect the freedom of the process. so not this decision rig

portrayed, what is happening in the usa with the notorious human rights, believe me, everything is very interesting there. human rights watch and other human rights activists are somehow timidly trying to draw the attention of the states, saying that your democracy, to put it mildly, it happened and you would be more careful there, but the white house has its own truth and its own rules. the us state department likes to accuse our country of ill-treatment of prisoners and demands the release of political prisoners. there are no such people in belarus; those who have started the law are in prison, according to the law, they are responsible for this. what can't be said about the states? let us remember at least one word: guantanamo. the united states is illegally detaining people at guantanamo bay without charge or trial. prisoners are subjected to all types of torture, from sexual harassment to physical torture. usa transferred prisoners to prisons in latvia, poland, morocco and egypt so as not to take responsibility for the cruel torture inflicted on them. the horrifying details of torture carried out by the cia's central i

the euro-mediterranean human rights watch in its recent statement on fifa's action he called it an example of a double standard and wrote: fifa , in response to the war between russia and ukraine, quickly banned russia from participating in the world championships. banned the visit of iran's police chief to malaysia sardar radan discussed the expansion of police diplomacy and the strengthening of police cooperation in the country. earlier, sardar radan had announced his readiness to transfer the valuable experiences of the iranian police during his trip to vietnam. greetings and peace be upon the commander in chief of the islamic republic of iran, in the presence of a delegation with the aim of development. law enforcement diplomacy and the strengthening and consolidation of bilateral police cooperation entered kulalanpur at the invitation of the honorable minister of the interior and the chief of the police of malaysia, i attended, sergeant sertib radan , who was welcomed by the ambassador of our country upon his arrival , met with the minister of the interior of malaysia in order to cons

in its recent statement, the european mediterranean human rights watch called fifa's action an example of a double standard and wrote: fifa in response to war. russia and ukraine quickly banned russia from participating in the world championships. american police continued to attack several universities. the country arrested a number of students in columbia university, where more than 250 students of this university were arrested in the last month, the police once again arrested a number of students and took them to prison by bus. students also gathered around this bus with the slogan "free them". at philadelphia university, a number of pro-palestinian students occupied a university building. hundreds of police forces entered the university and arrested the students . also at the university of chicago students entered a university building and sat in it. the police had collected the tents of protesting students last week. on the other hand, some american media announced. police officers out here today, that's thousands of student scholarships, thousands of students could have been able

armed forces of ukraine and possibly six more who tried to surrender this is stated in the human rights watchort. law enforcement officers investigated five cases of loss of ukrainian military personnel, which were published on social networks. the organization emphasizes that these tragic cases should be investigated as war crimes. human rights watch sent a letter to the minister of defense of the russian federation serhii shuigu. he was asked whether the military was ordered to ... prisoners, they did not receive an answer. i would like to note that earlier the un stated that from december 1 to february 29, the russians executed 32 ukrainian prisoners of war. ukrainian intelligence received evidence that the occupiers had equipped launch sites for their uavs right next to the sixth reactor of the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. gur representative andriy chernyak said in a comment to the babel publication that russia...does not use the territory of the armed forces to launch drones, because the defense forces of ukraine cannot return fire in a one and a half kilometer zone to the hall of t

only one was a stitch is working human rights watch has released a new report calling the situation. and so duns, west, off for state, one of ethnic cleansing is those crimes against humanity are being committed, including torture, rape, and looting. it's fine, but attacks by the pot of military rapids support forces and it's allied on groups and allyson in the capital of westoff or state of killed thousands of people and displaced hundreds of thousands of refugees. it says that tribal groups are being targeted with their product objective of at least having them permanently leave the region. and response being g o is calling on the united nations and the african union to quote, urgently impose in arms and bond goal and sit on sanction those responsible for serious crimes. and to play a mission, to protect civilians unable, as well as the heart of africa, director of the international crisis group. he says the international community must act to prevent further atrocities from taking place. this it needs a basically been forgotten. um i think um, obviously there's a warrant opposite g

and i would just say to keep as human rights watch has released a new report. calling the situation sometimes westoff or state one of ethnic cleansing and says, crimes against humanity or being committed, including torture, rape, and looting. it's find that the tax by the bottom of the treat rapids support forces and it's allied on groups in elgin, in the capital of west all 4 states. i've killed thousands of people and displaced hundreds of thousands of refugees. it says the tribal groups are being targeted with the opponent, the objective of at least having them permanently leave the region, then responds angie i was calling on the united nations on the african union to quote origin 3 imposing arms and ball going sit on sanctions who is responsible for serious crimes and deploy a mission to protect civilians on balls, as well as heart of advocate director of the international crisis group. and he says, the international community hasn't, has to act to prevent further atrocities from taking place. this is amazing, basically been forgotten. um i think um, obvio

he went on to study at cornell and then to co-found human rights watch. he was at the forefront of the movement to establish the international tribunals, which eventually became the icc and the icj is also the former head of the aclu. and the author of many books he wrote a powerful piece in the new york review of books this month on the situation in gaza. thank you for joining us. >> very ghraieb to do it. >> your name? raa is hebrew. it's a hebrew name. it means lion. >> why did your parents give it to you? >> well, my parents was ins and they wanted to give me a hebrew name even then, nazi germany all the time, you heard a human rights watch. you. i think only one time accused the country of genesis. yes. saddam hussein? yes. attempt to eliminate the current the current so when you say in this new york review of books space that you have concluded that israel is guilty of attempting genocide? yes. >> that's a very heavy charge as what is the principal reason you say that well, first let me say it, but when the south african case charging an aside was a

our second speaker is omar shakir and omar serves as the israel and palestine director at the human rights watch. he investigates human rights abuses in israel, the west bank and gaza, and has authored several major reports. in 2021, a report a threshold crossed, which is a 200 page report with graphic illustrations that give a kind of context and background to the to the occupation and to the situation we see in palestine, particularly in gaza right now. so i want to start with, nathan and, you'll have opportunity to ask questions the end, but i want to start, nathan and just ask you about your choice to write this book. you could have written this story, you know, with a number of entry points, but you chose this particular family, the story of a father, the tragedy that befell his son and its family. and then you introduce us to many, many other issues and and provocations. so why this story and what is a journey been like for you? and welcome to chicago. thank you. thank you, barbara. thank you all for coming. so, you know, this story, there are a number of different ways to answer that ques

this is stated in the human rights report watch. law enforcement officers investigated five cases of loss of ukrainian military personnel, which were published. in social networks, organizations emphasize that these tragic cases should be investigated as war crimes. human rights watch sent a letter to the minister of defense of the russian federation serhiy shuig, asking him whether the military was ordered to kill prisoners, but did not receive an answer. i would like to note that the un previously stated that from december 1 to february 29, the russians lost 32 ukrainian prisoners of war. the sbu detained an informant in wagnerivka. in donetsk region. at the behest of the occupiers, the man searched for and gave them the exact coordinates of the airfields on which combat helicopters of the armed forces of ukraine are based. the people of fagner also wanted to know the position of our military. with this information, the russians planned an offensive in the kramatorsk and slavyansk directions. currently, the suspect faces up to eigh

if an operation into the front goes ahead plus the human rights watch, ones of ethnic cleansing is underway. and so don's westdale for states and calls for a nationwide on the same bulk of the underbrush on march, victoria day in red square. a surprise that everybody me a.

even the human rights organization human rights watch, known for its political bias, found it necessaryn suppressing protests in support of palestine. meanwhile , the protests are spreading, they have even reached the most prestigious universities, like yale and stanford, where the elite of american business politicians are trained. arrests are also made here. more than a thousand have been detained so far participants in pro-palestinian mass protests. ukraine intends to produce several thousand long-range drones this year. according to the wall street journal, the country will be collecting about half a thousand drones every month by the middle of the year. this is the type of weapon that is made for. kiev, neither its own arsenals nor supplies from western partners, allow the ukrainian armed forces to conduct effective combat operations. unmanned aerial vehicles assembled on the knee are not capable of delivering high-precision strikes. they are designed to wreak havoc in behind enemy lines, and indiscriminately both military and civilian targets. the wall street journal notes that dr

we have a human rights watch community here in chicago. you can see my colleagues, justin adler afterwards and, you know, hopefully we can do our part because we can't we can't keep having what's happening on the ground right now. i don't know how people in gaza are surviving. are our friends and colleagues in israel are still shaken to the core by what happened on october seven. and so something needs to change. sorry. i want a final word. so we want to you for being in this conversation with us tonight. i mean, could we could go on much further and? you know, i'm trying to lean into to to although, you know, there's the anti fascist antonio gramsci. she had a quote, the of the intellect optimism of the will. so the optimism of the will is that we keep fighting even though. you know, it it bleak and and we appropriately should be very sad grieving. but that should not stop us from continuing to fight because it is not tenable. so thank you for coming out there are books in the back. women and children first great local bookstore selling n

the founder of human rights watch said that israel prevented humanitarian aid from entering nabar.a has committed the war crime of genocide this time. arinir he said: the amount of food, water, medicine and fuel that israel allows to enter the gaza strip is extremely insufficient. the eu foreign policy official also said that the judicial situation in gaza is in the worst condition , but israeli attacks continue. at the same time , the international amnesty, three attacks in late april and early may by the sehun regime.

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the founder of human rights watch said that israel is committing the war crime of genocide by preventing humanitarian aid from entering the gaza strip. shed arinir said: the amount of food, water, medicine and fuel that israel allows to enter the gaza strip is extremely insufficient. responsible the foreign policy of the european union also said: the food situation in gaza is in the worst condition, but the israeli attacks continue. at the same time, international amnesty considered the zionist regime's three attacks on gaza in late april and early may as examples of war crimes and investigated it. was sued in the hague court. last week, the prosecutor of the international criminal court requested to investigate the arrest of the prime minister and the minister of war of the zionist regime on charges of committing war crimes and crimes against humanity. the secretary general of the united nations says he is concerned about israel's non-compliance with the international court of justice's ruling to stop the attack on there is a solution. antonio guterres also. he said that the decisions o

the european mediterranean human rights watch has announced that more than 140 mass graves have beennd all over the gaza strip. the media of the zionist regime are calling hezbollah's operation with inthari drones accurate and unstoppable, the most recent of which resulted in the death of several zionist soldiers. please tell me from the beginning of the battle in the northern front of the occupied territories. how many operations have suicide drones been used so far? mrs. mirsane , dear viewers, hello, have a good time since the beginning of the battle of storm al-akhsa in the northern front of the occupied territories. in the past 7 months, hezbollah has conducted more than 1,700 operations. in 62 operations, hezbollah has used its own uavs. the number of uavs used in each operation varied between one and four uavs and the total number of uavs. which hezbollah has used in these operations reaches more than 200 endhari drones. the first time was on the 11th of aban last year when hezbollah targeted the zionist base of zebedin in the heights of the occupied shibaa shrine and the occu

former executive director of human rights watch urges president biden not to stand in the way of theisraeli leaders. i spoke with ken roth a short time ago. ken, i wanted to ask you about the icc, but i do have to ask you about this report released by the u.s. state department yesterday. in it, it says the u.s. believes israel likely violated international law yet remains eligible for u.s. military aid. obviously many aid organizations that have been in gaza, journals that have been in gaza, they all see what has been happening there and are blasting this report. your reaction to it. >> the report is ridiculous. even president biden himself has referred to israel's discriminate bombardment. that's a war crime. everybody see the destruction, that's a war crime. bombing entire refugee camps, bombing people's homes. so there's plenty of evidence here. many groups have been collecting evidence, but the state department is saying in evidence there is some indication there are violations, but israel assures us there is not. so we just don't have whereabouts as to the validity of this. so r

the prize for best documentary ad, the human rights of boards in taipei. taiwan, the awards ceremony is organizing collaboration with the energy of human rights watch. the winning film exposes extra judicial killings by the r, a, b, a bangladesh, the elite police force 2 of the dw journalists who worked on the film gear to shaka and they will be conrad. we know them very well here. they were in taipei to accept the, the allegations of x, traditional killings, shudder. we connections to bangladesh as governments and torture. of course there is definitely they did what this dw film uncovers, the inner workings of bangladesh as it leads police folks. the rapid action battalion wrap the film was produced in collaboration with the sweden based metra news end of the human rights press awards and asia held on friday inside pay the film to comb. the top price for documentary video, 2 of dw user investigates of team were in taipei to receive the award. we are extremely honored to having chosen for this award. but it's important since stress bed, without all the sources on the ground who, who has been able to to tell the story. so in a way, in the documentar

the founder of human rights watch said that by preventing humanitarian aid from entering the gaza strip, israel has committed a war crime of genocide in this strip. arinir said: "the amount of food, water, medicine and the fuel that israel allows into the gaza strip is severely inadequate. the official of the european union's foreign policy also said: the legal situation in gaza is in the worst condition , but the israeli attacks continue. at the same time , the international amnesty for three attacks in late april and early may killed the zionist regime. example he considered it a war crime and requested to investigate them in allah's court. last week, the prosecutor of the international criminal court requested to investigate the arrest of the prime minister and the minister of war of the zionist regime on charges of committing war crimes and crimes against humanity. a large number of people demonstrated in islamabad, the capital city of pakistan, in support of the people of gaza. according to the report of press tv, the muslim people called for an end to the zionist regime's genocide

the founder of human rights watch said that by preventing humanitarian aid from entering the gaza striprael has committed the war crime of genocide in this strip. yes, nair said. the amount of food, water, medicine and fuel that israel allows into the gaza strip is grossly inadequate. the eu foreign policy official also said that the judicial situation in gaza is in the worst condition , but israeli attacks continue. at the same time , international amnesty three attacks in late april and early urdobehesht considered the zionist regime's attack on gaza as an example of a war crime and demanded their investigation in the hague court. last week, the prosecutor. the international criminal court requested the investigation of the arrest of the prime minister and minister of war of the zionist regime on charges of committing war crimes and crimes against humanity. zionist sources reported that an explosion occurred in tel aviv , as a result of which a zionist was seriously injured. the explosion caused a minibus to catch fire and damage it. more details about possible casualties and the caus

the european mediterranean human rights watch has announced that more than 140 mass graves have been found throughout the gaza strip. the un general assembly votes on the draft resolution recognizing palestine as a full member. the draft of this resolution has been explained to the un members until they vote on it on friday . the membership of countries in the united nations takes place in the united nations security council, but the united states alone has blocked this way. the purpose of friday's vote in the general assembly is to put pressure on america. this country has been drafting the resolution for 3 weeks he vetoed palestine's membership in the united nations. while 12 other members of the united nations voted in favor. the secretary general of the united nations warned about the consequences of the extensive military attack of the zionist regime on rafah in the south of the gaza strip. antónio guterres stated that israel's ground operation would be unbearable and said that a ground attack on rafah would be very painful due to the devastating humanitarian consequences and it

earlier, the director of the european mediterranean human rights watch announced that about 140 massves have been discovered in the gaza strip. last month , palestinian media reported that emergency services found the bodies of 390 people in a mass grave near the nasser medical complex in khan younes city in the gaza strip. un secretary-general antonio guterres has requested that international inspectors be granted immediate access to collective groups in the gaza strip. to have an egyptian group took responsibility for the murder of one of the senior agents of the zionist intelligence agency mossad in the city of alexandria, egypt. the group known as freedom pioneers. the martyr muhammad salah collection announced in a statement that at the right time , it will announce the details of how to identify and kill mossad spy zaif kiber, who worked under the guise of a businessman. the hebrew media described zif kiber as an israeli businessman who was killed by a young egyptian knife in the city of alexandria in the north of egypt. the islamic resistance of iraq in a statement about the d