ministration is disappointed with india because it has, it didn't vote for example, of the human security council resolutions against the invasion of ukraine and need in the general assembly of resolution. they wanted to see the solidarity. they didn't get it from india. if india follows the path that you're advocating, can you foresee one day india standing with the united states? if china invades taiwan? so this is a particularly interesting convex question, and this will be the acid test for the indians in an acid diplomatic test. that when up the, one of the u. s. is most of vital interest is at risk. again, india then at least offered diplomatic support. and if it fails to do so, i'm afraid that india is going to use a enormous constituency in the united states, particularly in the us congress. professor shumate guns. really, we appreciate you taking the time to come in and talk with this. we're glad that you were in berlin and that this article was published at the same time. we definitely benefit from this good coincidence. thank you. thank you very much for the day is almost done the conv

the human security council has voted to end its peace keeping mission in the west african state of molly. earlier this month, the country which has been under military rules and so cool in 2020, demanded that the un withdraw its troops. the mission began and 2013 as molly was battling. and as long as you can search and see what government restrictions have made it difficult for you and soldiers to do their job, as molly's who has instead of relied on russia's wagner mercenary group. last year there were celebration softer french soldiers withdrew. germany is also starting to pull, it's $1000.00 troops out of molly. and here's a closer look at the wagner groups, activities, and molly and elsewhere in africa. there's evidence that most and there is from the volcanic group upgrades, and at least for african countries to done the central african republic molly and libya, it may be of a mess and i was joined to load kennedy for hosta and his national army. you are fighting to seize power from view and recognized governments of national accord account. some form of arguments. soldiers have lin

3rd night in a row, as a manual, natrona scene, partying as an elton john concert and other human security council is pulling peacekeeping forces out of money off the coals from the government. i've locals, the mom, the troops go really the deployment of from the news, and it has served no purpose. when you have a problem and you need help with the person who's supposed to help you, isn't acting in good faith. you have to do without that help, francis fighting for it because we knew somebody is equal to france. what we're looking for this for 2 weeks. the, it is time for your news on filtered. welcome to watching international, where you weren't here any of the standard, predictable, mainstream media narrative. so russia is a foreign minister says west and leaders have inadvertently a method. they are in a direct fight against russia, as they in the media, openly routed for the attempted military mutiny by the father in a private military company. the most the we can you give any reassurance that the raw, she's not sliding towards the time of troubles? usually we'll go with them as well, but if an

standards regarding human rights use of generally are 2 to one that's across live now to the human security council in new york. that man right there is max bloom was told grace on journalist who joins us often here and all to international. let's see why he's at the us and what he has to say is west exec include, director of national intelligence, arrow haynes, c, i a deputy director, david cohen, former white house press secretary jen saki and almost a dozen current and former members of buttons, national security team defense 6, the secretary lloyd austin for his part is a former and possibly future member of the board member of raytheon. and it ex partner of pine island capital investment, which collaborates with west exec and which blinking himself is advised. meanwhile, the current us ambassador to this body, the un linda thomas greenfield, is listed as a senior counsel at the albright stonebridge group. a self described commercial diplomacy firm that also for nest is government contracts for the intelligence in arm sector. and which was founded by madeline albright in for ms. lee known for h

for the statute and family reunification processes, we had a whole briefing to the un security council where our humans plenipotentiaries spoke child, and maria lvova belova, she told it in the most detailed way, all the names of the children are in the public domain, everyone can get acquainted with it. and well, then the parents, if they find out about the presence of their own, that their child is staying. but somewhere hmm in the russian federation they want to take him away. they have full opportunities to do this, but i will advise you to contact the office of maria lvova and belova in order to get a more professional answer if the international criminal court has not forbidden you to do this. i don't know, of course. thank you for your attention, let's move on to russia 24 tv channel russia 24. i would like to understand. what is the position of our ministry of foreign affairs regarding the situation at the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant yesterday, the ukrainian side said that they are conducting radiation exercises against radiation and distributing iodine, that’s how serious this threat tha

in ukraine, plus it's got its own human rights abuses at home. the security council meets down the hall, but the election will take place right here in the general assembly on june 6th. it's a secret ballot. and to when will require the support of 2 thirds of all member states kristin salumi al jazeera, the united nations, still a head on alpha 01 of africa smallest countries goes to the poles after a year with no parliaments, and find out why police and hong kong have detained a prominent activist on the anniversary of the 1989, count them in mass, the the brought to you by visit capital. let's go with your world further update, kicking this off and focused on great to see you. this seabreeze is pumping in a lot of humidity in karachi, so the core temperature is 35, but with the humidity it's feeling about 45 on monday. temperature is also running above average and tater on by few degrees. we've got you in for height of 37 degrees off to india. we go, the monsoon is now cutting across southern tree. long about halfway through the bay of and gall. this for the most c

in ukraine, plus it's got its own human rights abuses at home. the security council meets down the hall, but the election will take place right here in the general assembly on june 6th. it's a secret ballot. and so when will require the support of 2 thirds of all member states, kristen salumi, l 0, the united nations. a still a head here on out the may be a bridge here, but it's not one connecting these 2 communities. it's a dividing line report from a town in kosovo. attention is going back centuries, avoiding all over again, and the defiance and desktop, more protests against synagogue government. after the conviction that an opposition needed the . let's go with your world further update, kicking this off and bucket sound. great to see you. this seabreeze is pumping in a lot of humidity in karachi, so the core temperature is 35, but with the humidity it's feeling about 45 on monday. temperature is also running above average and tater on by few degrees. we've got you in for high of 37 degrees off to india. we go, the monsoon is now cutting across southern sri. long

plus it's got its own human rights abuses at home. the security council meets down the hall, but the election will take place right here in the general assembly on june 6. it's a secret ballot. and so when will require the support of 2 thirds of all member states christian salumi, i'll just sarah the united nations. the reason i'm calling is detained several pro democracy activists only out of us are the chinaman square massacre in china. they included alexandra wong, who is also known as grandma wong. she was one of several arrested near a punk lack of memory sions of previously health critics. say that police operation as part of a broad campaign by china to crush i need to send to the city. the candlelight vigil was held in taiwan to run by the 1989 bicycle hundreds were killed when the chinese ministry, brucely crushed a wave of student led demonstrations cooling for political change. and also in australia. thousands of people that demonstrate that outside sydney's town hall hall events have also been held in europe and north america. john is defense

at was the un security council in the broader human system adapting emerging technologies for the un's work and its workforce? >> we had something called a meeting it's an informal meeting of the security council where we talked about cybersecurity and how technology can be used for good and try to understand how it is being used for bad this is something we are working on for the secretary-general has just appointed a new cyber envoy. we are working very closely with him. as he tries to address these issues. talk about women's peacewo and security in the context off women's peace and security we have also looked at how technologies can be used for good and try to understand has been used for bad as well. this is something that's definitely high priority for us. we will continue to improve our abilities in thisnq area. text with risk to the sustainable goals summit this september, where does the u.s. can to correct by 2:30 inch how is the administration working with congress to make the u.s. a leader in fulfilling the multilateral commitment? >> you must read some talking points i had

shameful acts is the latest developments in an alarming trend of human rights abuses, interruption in uganda. i've directed my national security council to evaluate the implications of this law on all aspects of us engagement with uganda. and we considering additional steps including the application of sanctions and restriction of entry into the united states against any one involved in serious human rights abuses or corruption. what you've done that is far from the only country whose internal affairs are under scrutiny from western leaders. the french foreign minister last week said sir, we and president bush on a side is the enemy of his own people now and should be put on trial defending those words by signing french democratic values. by the way, on that the u. s. council on american islamic relations urge support for the so named a sad, empty normalization bill, which full of tighten sanctions on the serbian people. we welcome the thoughts of a guest panel on the issue of the west, forcing its own politics on independent nations. when we talk about w stands as when we talk about head gemini, when we talk about impression, then yo

human rights. the comments came as he might, as the official state visits to the united states, russian security council saves ukraine has lost 13000 troops and this attempt to counter offensive se fox with care they need to fight to the last ukranian. also a head for 250 russian companies working in harmony with foreign allies and friends to develop the rushes tech note technological and defense capability, particularly, etc. and that's the focus of this defense show the international maritime defense exhibition. so cases, the latest enable technology is it opens at stores to visitors in the russian city of some pieces that the a very well and welcome this is all the international with the lights as well as news update is great to have you with us. and they have permit us to an adventure moody has given a press conference during his 1st official state visit to the us. most of the us president, joy funding has agreed to back the african union's bid for phone membership of the g 20 model. so stressed the need for peace in the, in the pacific a name the or is a democracy. democracy? is it not d, n a? this

human rights. the comments came as he made his 1st official visit to the united states. russian security council says ukraine has lost 13000 troops and is attempted counter offensive. se fox with care they need to fight to the last few craniums. also ahead for 250 russian companies. working in harmony with foreign allies and friends to develop the rushes, technology, technological and defense capability, particularly, etc. and that's the focus of this defense show the international maritime defense exhibition. so cases the latest enabled technology as it opens its stores to visitors in the russian city. of some pages that the a very warm welcome. this is all the international with the lease as well as news update is great to have you with us in the apartment as an adventure. moody has given a press conference during his 1st official state visit to the us, most of the us president, joy, find, and has agreed to back. the african union's bid for full membership of the g. 20 load. he also stressed the needful piece in the, in the pacific india or is a democracy democracy, is it not dna? it isn't a spirit

human rights abuses and corruption. in uganda, i've directed my national security council to evaluate the implications of this law on all aspects of us engagement with uganda. and we considering additional steps including the application of sanctions and restriction of entry into the united states against any one involved in serious human rights abuses or corruption. a uganda is far from the only country whose internal affairs are under scrutiny from western leaders. the french foreign minister last week said syrian president bashar assad is the enemy of his own people and should be put on file on the issue of the west, forcing its own values on independent nations, particularly in the global side. we welcome the thoughts on the gas pedal. when we talk about w stands as when we talk about head gemini, when we talk about impression, then you talk about those false values that the west has to be the ph and throughout the world verbally. but on the ground, it's complete the, the other way around. so, what we have seen the politicization of the i, c j, the international court of justice, one day they want to bring the presi

human rights abuses and corruption. in uganda, i've directed my national security council to evaluate the implications of this law on all aspects of us engagement with uganda. and we considering additional steps including the application of the sanctions and restriction of entry into the united states against any one involved in serious human rights abuses or corruption. you guys fall from the own and country has internal affairs, all under scrutiny from west some need is the french farm is also incense and imprisoned by shot aside. is the enemy of his own people and should be put on trial defending those was by so i think french democratic values. while the us council on my that is the nation's support, full the so named aside and seem to my as ation build visual ties and sanctions on the syrian people. we welcome the thoughts of the guests piled on the issue of the west, forcing its own politics on independent nations. and when we talk about the sand, that is when we talk about head gemini, when we talk about impression, then you talk about those false values that the west has to be the ph and throughout the world ver

plus it's got its own human rights abuses at home. the security council meets down the hall, but the election will take place right here in the general assembly on june 6th. it's a secret ballot, and to when will require the support of 2 thirds of all member states, christian salumi, i'll to 0, the united nations. there's plenty more head on this use our, including these in the last 3 follow the journey of migrants trying to cross the alps into france. some of them don't make it a break through a lung cancer treatment. the new drug, the thomas is unprecedented. results will have more on that also is for the african refugees was pursuing a career as a mixed martial r spider in europe. that's all coming up with general the best february's powerful earthquakes and syria, worse than the humanitarian situation caused by years of war. many families in the north west are struggling to survive as they wait for 8 agencies to rebuild homes and provide support, nor cor, most has more from a live. it's been 3 most and still powerful of quick struck northwest syria. t

plus it's got its own human rights abuses at home. the security council meets down the hall, but the election will take place right here in the general assembly on june 6th. it's a secret ballot. and so when will require the support of 2 thirds of all member states kristin salumi abra 0. the united nations tend to more have here this, these are including their names, their numbers 8 groups into don say they've buried thousands of on identified victims and culture since fighting began in april, struggling to survive. we report from families in northwest and syria, left homeless, fast by war. and then by february's powerful f uninstalled, the african refugees who is pursuing a career as an enemy fi. so in europe, that's coming up shortly with the hundreds of thousands of people are taking pos and an anti government march in the polish capital. so it's being held on, especially for sign invest repoed and suppressed a democratic election. as communist rule came to an end, the opposition accuses the conservative governments of the missing freedom of speech and

intelligence security issued yesterday a new statement signed by dozen experts warning that it artificial intelligence could lead to human extinction. is this morning something that the national security counciltakes -- seriously at this point? >> we have taken seriously both the promise and the challenges of artificial intelligence since coming into office. the national security council, national security advisor jake sullivan, certainly the president. as a matter fact, i think you know not long ago the president convened a meeting here at the white house with ceos from various tech companies that are involved in either ai research or an actual production of capabilities. there is promise and there's peril. there's both. and the president wants to see a strong private public ownership to get after both promises and the perils and the threats and challenges. we are taking this extremely seriously. >> you just got rolled over. >> thank you for calling me. i have a press freedom question for you and that i have an international polling matter question for you. on press freedoms, this one was actually teed up for karine. i will repurpose it a bit for you as press office adjacent person. there ha

human rights. the comments came as they might, as the official state visit to the united states. russian security council saves ukraine has lost 13000 troops, and it was tempted counter, offensive se fox with care they need to fight to the law. sue cranium also has 250 russian companies working in harmony with foreign allies and friends to develop the rushes, technology, technological and defense capability, particularly, etc. and that's the focus of this defense show the international maritime defense exhibition. so cases. the latest enabled technology is it opens its stores to visitors in the russian city of some pieces that the a very welcome. this is also the international with the latest world news update is great to have you with us and to have permit us to an adventure. moody has given a press conference during his 1st official state visit to the us. most of the us president joy, find, and has agreed to back the african union spit for phone membership of the g 20 model. so stressed the needful piece in the, in the pacific india or is a democracy. democracy? is it not dna? it isn't a spirit of gove

shameful act is the latest developments in an alarming trend of human rights abuses and corruption in uganda. i've directed my national security council to evaluate the implications of this law on all aspects of us engagement with uganda. and we considering additional steps including the application of sanctions and restriction of entry into the united states against any one involved in serious human rights abuses or corruption. the guy that is fall from the only country has internal as are under scrutiny from western need. is the vice for miss that last week? said serial. president, shaw asset is the enemy of his own people and should be put on file defending those words. why? so i think french democratic families while the us council on american islamic relations of support for the so named i side, i'm seat nobody's asian bill which will tighten the sanctions on this. and people, we welcome to the thoughts of like, i guess the title on the issue of the west, full thing is, own politics on independent nations. when we talk about the sand, that's when we talk about head gemini, when we talk about impression, then you'll talk about tho

human rights abuses and corruption. in uganda, i've directed my national security council to evaluate the implications of this low on all aspects of us engagement with uganda. and we considering additional steps including the application of the sanctions and restriction of entry into the united states against any one involved in serious human rights abuses or corruption. regardless, fall from a, the only country is an internal funds are under scrutiny from west and leaders. the french for a mess at last week said syrian president bush, an aside is the enemy of his own people and should be put on file defending. those was why so i think the french democratic values, while the u. s. council on american islamic relations is support for the so named are 5. i'm to, you know, my zation bill, which will part of the sanctions on the city. and people welcome to supposedly gas power on the issue of the west, pulsing its own politics on independent nations. when we talk about w stands as when we talk about head gemini, when we talk about impression, then you talk about those false values that the west has to be the patron througho

as the latest developments in an alarming trend of human rights abuses and corruption in uganda, i've directed my national security council to evaluate the implications of this law on all aspects of us engagement with uganda. and we considering additional steps including the application of sanctions and restriction of entry into the united states against any one involved in serious human rights abuses or corruption. or president biden's comments were echoed by the us, the secretary of state antony, blinking, who said washington is considering cancelling visas for you guys. and officials who violated the rights of l. g. b t. people on the british minister for development in africa claim the noodle will damage. uganda is global reputation. but for it's followed the kind of governments as the move was aimed at protecting the sanctity of the family. would you gotten those parliamentary speakers saying they have a strong to defend the culture values, an aspirations of the people? so just a bit earlier in this program here on c, we put the whole story up for debate with a panel of guests. a bit started the class off saturday. i

human rights abuses and corruption. in uganda, i've directed my national security council to evaluate the implications of this low on all aspects of us engagement with uganda. and we considering additional steps including the application of sanctions and restriction of entry into the united states against any one involved in serious human rights abuses or corruption to you got this far from the only country whose internal affairs are under scrutiny from western leaders. the french foreign minister last week said, serene president, bashar assad is the enemy of his own people, and should be put on trial blocking all personnel in spite team and quote, the bustle against crime against impunity as part of french diplomacy. we discussed the topic with our panel of guests who say be at west preaches justice, but then practices office. there is no logic in, in the west and the attitude towards the said, the countries, the independent countries towards any country, including super colors that oppose their policies. the way they have been dealing with russia, with china, with syria, we've eoc with libya and the country that has a

single act is the latest developments in an alarming trend of human rights abuses and corruption in uganda. i've directed my national security council to evaluate the implications of this law on all aspects of us engagement with uganda. and we considering additional steps including the application of the sanctions and restriction of entry into the united states against any one involved in serious human rights abuses. or corruption, they're gonna, as far from the only country has internal affairs all on the scrutiny from. so need is the 5 to 4 minutes and also weeks at the syrian president bush, a as a, is the enemy of his own people. i should be put on file if any of those was why. so i think the french democratic values while the us council on american islamic relations and support for the so named i side mc no minus ation bill. but will types and the sanctions on the city and people be welcomed, the photos of a guest panel on the issue of the west, full say of politics and independent nations. when we talk about the sun, that's when we talk about head gemini, when we spoke about impression, then you'll talk about those false value

human rights abuses and corruption. in uganda, i've directed my national security council to evaluate the implications of this law on all aspects of us engagement with uganda. and we considering additional steps including the application of sanctions and restriction of entry into the united states against anyone involved in serious human rights abuses. or corruption, you, again, this is far from the only country whose internal affairs are under scrutiny from western leaders. the french foreign minister last week said syrian president, bashar assad is the enemy of his own people. he should be put on trial and attempt to justify that sounds by claiming, quote, the possible against crime against impunity is part of french diplomacy. while i'm the value of the issue of the west, forcing its own values on in dependent nations, we welcome the thoughts of a gas pump. as it started the class of sir, the address is a national interest from the peoples of you. again, that represented in the president most of the big had at the bottom. and as i said, the end of f o to because they're the trying just to uh, take care of the family

human right. the comments came as he made his 1st official visit to the united states. the russians security council says you trained as last, 13000 troops, protested towns were offensive, so saw with key failing to find to been lost. ukrainian was good for business. fancy admission coming from the recruits here at american financial giant black comment on hayden. com.

security council and broader u.n. system adapting and incorporating emerging technology like ai for instance to address issues of humanights, peace and security. one of the opportunities and risks of this for the un's work and its workforce. amb. thomas-greenfield: we had a meeting, it's an informal meeting of the security council and we talk about cybersecurity and how technology can be used for good and try to understand how this is being used for bad. this is something we are working on. the secretary-general has appointed a new cyber envoy and we are working closely with him as he tries to address these issues. we talk about women's peace and security and in the context of women's peace and security we have also looked at how technologies can be used for good and try to understand how it's being used for bad as well. this is something that is definitely a high priority for us and we will continue to improve our abilities in this area. jonquilyn: with respect to the sustainable development goals summit this september, where does the u.s. stand to rescue the sdg by 2030 and how has the administration worked with con

our national security council meetings were independent agencies are present in humans correcting them what to do part of that conversation likewise part of the incident reporting counseling agencies are part of that because they want to know what we're doing they are doing to the symptoms common ground people consumption want to go towards that is a goodnt thing d they make those independent decisions. there is also a forum hosted by the scc of independent regulars form and comment dave and i had all spoken out over months. most are regulars and accrediting space in the pen come together to discuss these kinds of issues including patient issues like this are completely unity increased synchronicity of action all respects there is not. are the right people talking to each other? absolutely should be. >> may be related to that and then we are running out of time. we will keep this one short but it is a good one. how will digital manufacturing be handled? i think as we look at software increasing as the center of the economy coding is basically a narcotics. risk letters sdk stad for most

human right. the comments came as he made his 1st official visit to the united states. the russians security council says you train and lost the 10000 troops, protested towns were offensive, so saw, with keeps failing to find to been lost. ukrainian was good for business. somebody admission coming from the recruits here at american financial, giant black comment on hayden. com which is the, [000:00:00;00] the 11 pm here in the russian campus. so then you're watching all the international with the latest world news high find some very well and do you want me to send a range of nobody has given a press conference during it says the official state visit to the us and said that the us president joy, find them as a great to back, the african union spits full full membership of the g. 20. now they also stress the needful piece in the, in the pacific in india, or is a democracy. democracy? is it not dna? it isn't a spirit of government as taking the places of democracy and on that basis constitution is made and the entire country runs on that. we also prove that democracy can deliver um, when i say deliver

know, ukrainians and, in general, all of humanity, it seems to me that the readiness of other countries to expel russia from the un and the un security council, in particular, depends primarily on the activity of ukrainian diplomacy , we need to work more actively with our partners because you know this question, well, until now, it lies more in this, you know, theoretically, i told the research plane, that is, a lot has been written about it in these ways. how to do it, uh, that russia illegally became a member instead of of the former soviet union, but in practice this does not yet lead to any really effective steps, although in principle there are already certain signs of that, and this is literally as of today, yesterday, it was already several months ago, and at the end of last year. well, for example, american diplomacy on the one hand, american diplomats in the un and the us department began to deal more seriously with this matter. they began to speak more openly about the need to change the membership , including security, for example, other countries are included, but they have not yet touched on the specific question of the place w

you see in human algebra here by that you still the news from molly to foreign minister as close to the un security council to immediately withdraw its peace keeping force in the country without delay cooling a failure. he's rejected the century general's idea of changing the missions mandate it set to come to an end on june 30th. but the u. n. is expected to renew the mandate for another. yeah. meanwhile, in the mall in capital p for preparing for a referendum on the countries future. nicholas hack is that it almost feels like the modern football team has just won the top of the people who celebrate the this is a political, the head of a referendum where molly's will be asked to say yes or no on changes in the computation. people here say yes to greater power to the president. yes. to more toner, me. reason and yes, the key thing a secular state for there. again this so they say that the noise power is on credible and legitimate. many people will not be able to vote because the large was around control of the thing to all. and i say this is a very important moment for molly. and the 1st time since 2018 th

security council has been on that black list. james pays out to 0 at the united nations. human rights watch says last year, so the highest number of palestinian children being killed in conflict or 15 years . otherwise group is criticized from you and not including israel in the dining report on the violation of children's rights in conflict sciences. james mentioned a palestinian teenager, died from her gunshot injuries following his ready raid on the janine refugee camp . on wednesday the readings emily has been speaking to a correspondent, anita april. he would simply just as wouldn't have much. so his 15 year old sister said you'd collapse here. he under to his father. both of them sold, she tripped and fallen, but she had been shocked by members of his really forces reading that you need refugee camp was. she wasn't the courtyard of her home. and i have going to kind of him and she was speaking to a cousins for the window. and i told her to shut them down because snipers sometimes shoot at onlookers. so she asked me if she could go see them. i said, of course, thinking she would be safer. her family says she felt this video.

security council has been on that black list. james pays out us era at the united nations human rights watch site as last year. it has been the deadly as the palestinian children in 15 years. the group has criticized us listing as well and the upcoming report on children in conflict. the abraham spoke to the family of a 15 year old who died from highway and storing and is really right on jeanine refugee camp in the occupied westbank on wednesday. when something says defense wouldn't have much to have. 15 year old sister said you'd collapse here. he understood his father. most of them saw she tripped and fallen, but she had been shocked by members of his really forces reading that you need refugee camp was. she was in the courtyard of her home and i'm going to cut of him and she was speaking to a cousins for the window. and i told her to shut them down because snipers sometimes shoot at onlookers. so she asked me if she could go see them. i said, of course, thinking she would be safer. her family says she found this video. it's shaky, but choose the moment she was shot and unlock it and that's what i didn't thi

human life. like all those payments, the latest, the official state visits to the united states. the russians, especially security council, says ukraine has lost 13000 troops and it's a 10 said cancer offensive so far with care. they make the site to the last few crania was good for business. that's the admission coming from our server. it america's biggest financial giant lot involved home into the cold. hidden camera. brand is, which is the, [000:00:00;00] the, is to $1010.00 p m. hey in the russian capital. and you're watching all see international with the latest world news headlines. so it will not continue our top story this, our india is a democracy and implemented in rangel mode. he has given a press conference during his 1st official states, visits to the us democracy is in our d. n. a deep democracy is abra spirit. democracy runs in our veins. we live democracy. and our ancestors have actually put the words to this concept and that is in the form of our constitution. all governments has taken the basic principles of democracy and on that basis constitution is made and the entire country runs on that one for bod

security council has been on that black list. james pays out us era. at the united nations. human rights watch says last year was the deadliest for palestinian children in 15 years. the group has criticized the u. n. for not listing israel and the upcoming report on children in conflict auction there was need to. abraham spoke to the family of a 15 year old who died from my wounds during a re don't. janine refugee camp in the occupied westbank on wednesday suggest as much so his 15 year old sister said you'd collapse here. he understood his father. both of them thought she tripped and fallen, but she had been shocked by members of his weighty forces reading the jeanine refugee camp while she was in the courtyard of her home. and i'm going to cut of him and she was speaking to her cousins for the window. i told her to shut them down because snipers sometimes shoot at onlookers. so she asked me if she could go see them. i said, of course, thinking she would be safer. her family says she felt this video. it's shaky, but choose the moment she was shot and i'm locked in on i so i didn'

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security council has been on that black list. james pays out to 0 at the united nations. the human rights groups all criticizes for life because government so citing to investigate and identify hundreds of people found in mass graves. activist groups including the friends of the, disappeared from the civil says government lead as colluded to cover up the truth rights group suspect. tens of thousands for line guns could still be buried in undiscovered mass graves and the men eldest fernandez has moved from columbus to the report make. so some very compelling reading. it looks over a period of more than 30 years in this country's violent history, where we've had the militant insurgencies as well as a conflict between government troops and the time to tie goes up in the north and east of the country. and during this period they've been numerous cases of interest disappeared and says, and also the discovery of mos greeves did result and potentially a holding victims of extra judicial killings. now this report that has been put together by a number of local and international civil and h

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security council. that did come up. leaders also mentioned taiwan, and finally, olaf scholz for example specifically named china on humaninks, but called up ageing out of those issues. suzanne lynch, thank ou out of those issues. suzanne lynch, thank you very _ out of those issues. suzanne lynch, thank you very much _ out of those issues. suzanne lynch, thank you very much for _ out of those issues. suzanne lynch, thank you very much for talking - out of those issues. suzanne lynch, thank you very much for talking us | thank you very much for talking us through that —— called beijing. political europe chief brussels correspondent. the annual pride parade marks 51 years since its first march to the lgbtq+ community. large numbers are expected for the 2023 parade, with rainbow flags set to litter the air as the process and makes its way through the city. among those in the parade tomorrow is a ukrainian singer representing her country at the pride parade. what a get up, but you look fantastic!— what a get up, but you look fantastic!- thank - what a get up, but you look fantastic!- thank you | what a get up, but you look.

coordinates of the national security council of the white house john kirby said it is obvious that the destruction of the dam that separates russian and ukrainian forces will lead to human casualties and cause significant chaos in the region. washington is ready to help kyiv overcome the consequences of the disaster, in particular and through international humanitarian organizations, i guarantee you that you will see additional packages of assistance in the field of security in the coming days and weeks. we will continue to do everything possible so that ukraine can achieve success on the battlefield , they are preparing to receive me from the kherson region in lviv, in the city a new shelter for internally displaced people has been opened, where people can settle and receive the necessary help, volunteers have already they are waiting for new residents, more about the center for the vpu, see our material, a stream of grandchildren is panning out, whether they will be the first to settle in the new lviv shelter, here they helped clean and furnish rooms for other future residents, a woman and her grandchildren moved to lviv from their native donetsk region in april this