part of that violation of the principles of mints which has ratified a view and security council on the 15th of february, a human security council resolution gigi 02. and the way to get information from training is not a violation of minutes. what they agreed to and may i ask, of course, was to pull back. and i think the o. s. c, the organization for security and cooperation in europe. when would tell you that about 90 percent of the ceasefire violations came from the russian side. so maybe you probably should should talk to them for training. and then of course the u. s. government made the decision to provide counter prior radar to the ukrainians during this period. that happened during my time there and we helped train them and that was continuously frustrated that we could not get approval to provide javelin and to tank weapons to them. at least during the 1st 2 years of this march 2015. you said there's direct russian military intervention, eastern ukraine. and then the german secret service said that just a few um vehicles. so why do you think the germans back then was saying about what you were saying and

the vision plan that you outlined that the human security council last week is a long term plan to help africans, right? trees develop their agricultural law sector. what can the us and the west do right now to help countries that at the best of times have trouble providing enough food for their citizens? well, 2 things 1st and most immediate thing anyone could do would be to have, let them recruit and get back into the blacks. the grand initiative that would immediately have an impact on prices. and it would get more food product on the market, including for developing countries in africa. but having said that, when i was at the united nations last week, i also announced the additional $350000000.00 in food assistance to go directly to 11 african countries as well as the 80, since the russian aggression against ukraine, about a year and a half ago we, the united states have provided 14 and a half $1000000000.00 to strengthen the food security for countries around the world. but especially in africa, we've done an emergency response, which i know is critical. we're, by the way, we, the

the vision plan that you outlined that the human security council last week is a long term plan to help africans, right? trees develop their agricultural sector. what can the us and the west to do right now to help countries that at the best of times have trouble providing enough food for their citizens? well, 2 things. first, the most immediate thing anyone could do would be to have, let them recruit and get back into the black sea grand initiative that would immediately have an impact on prices. and it would get more food product on the market, including for developing countries in africa. but having said that, when i was at the united nations last week, i also announced the additional $350000000.00 in food assistance to go directly to 11 african countries as well as the 80, since the russian aggression against ukraine, about a year and a half ago we, the united states have provided 14 and a half $1000000000.00 to strengthen the food security for countries around the world. but especially in africa, we've done an emergency response, which i know is critical. we're, by the way, we, the

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

security code. so to do all the needs power towards the achieving association of a still, it is in all conflicts that continue to claim human lives. all security council members agree in principle, food should not be used as a weapon of war. they even signed a statement saying as much, but today's comments suggest it will have little impact on those conflicts currently causing the most har. kristen salumi al jazeera, the united nations, a mass burial for dozens of people killed and ethnic violence. india is ne manny 1st aid has been postponed over contested burial grounds. michael apple reports the music is jovial, but the mood is some thousands of cookie men and women have gathered in the tribal district of chanc, poor planning to hold a mass burial. but they is a dispute of a way the bodies can be buried. this fault is 19 year old son was shocked. dade wily gone, it is village and they'd hoped to be able to lay interest at you. i wouldn't be me . i'm on the, i've had a low now i am perplexed why the may take a posing this. this is not a land which is outland. we. we are planning to bury all sons and daughters. there is no reason they should be upset

security code. so to do all the needs paula towards achieving association of possibilities in all conflicts that continued to claim human lives. all security council members agree in principle, food should not be used as a weapon of war. they even signed a statement saying as much, but today's comments suggest it will have little impact on those conflicts currently causing the most har. kristen salumi al jazeera, the united nations, the this is that which is here, and these are the top stories the so this is clearly does have declared that they will revoke some military cooperation agreements with friends. supporters of the military tyco relate in the capital on the countries national day to protest against international pressure. i'm reinstating the deposed president from the us prison. donald trump has pleaded not guilty to full federal challenges related to attempts to overturn the 2020 election results. trump has cooled its political persecution. this is a very sad day.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

security code. so to do all the needs paula towards achieving association of a still it is in all conflicts that continue to claim human lives. all security council members agree in principle, food should not be used as a weapon of war. they even signed a statement saying as much, but today's comments suggest it will have little impact on those conflicts currently causing the most har. kristen salumi al jazeera, the united nations to us navy segments have been charged for providing sensitive military information to china. it includes details of loss on exercises and naval operations, charges demonstrate. here's the determination to obtain information that is critical to our national defense by any means. so it can be used as their conduct also represents a violation of the solid obligation of members of our military and our country to safeguard our secrets and to protect their fellow service members. rosalyn jordan has more on the 2 men or 2 members of the u. s, navy, both chinese american men have been arrested and charged with violating the national security of the united states for the benefit of china is the 1st person, patrick way of san die

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

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

the security council says he's committed to human rights abuses. let's take a closer look at heidi security situation. 2000 people have been killed in gang violence so far this year. the our rounds, 200 gangs and hazy with at least half based in the capital portal prints, and estimated 60 percent of portal prints is controlled by 2 groups known as g 9 and g. pip residents say they face constant, the threats of meta abduction, extortion. instinctual violence, michael dive, it is a joy list and also of heights. he will not perish. he says, some of the gangs are supported by the government and believes the best way to achieve last thing. pace is to re political and traditional reform. the g 9 and g peps, they are kind of a, a loose amalgam of various games around the city. and what we've seen most recently over the, over the past weekend in terms of the displacement is we have a gain from a group called a i'm an area called ron levine pushing you to a neighborhood. so toppling sway. trying to basically push those people out. so they will have a clear r

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

the security council says he's committed serious human rights abuses. so let's take a closer look at hazy security situation. 2000 patients have been killed in gang balance, so father c and they are around 200 gangs and hazy with at least half based in the capital portable prints. an estimated 60 percent of portal prints is controlled by 2 groups known as g 9 and g. pit residents who live in this strong homes report being under constant threat of murder, abduction, extortion, and sexual bonds. michael dive, it is a june list and ortho of highs. he will not paris. she says some of the gangs in the country are supported by the government and believes the best way to achieve last in pace is to re political and traditional reform. a g 9 and g, pep, they are kind of a, a loose amalgam of various games around the city. and what we've seen most recently over the, over the past weekend in terms of the displacement is we have a gain from a group called an area called rand ravine, pushing into a neighborhood feel tough and sway. trying to basically push those peop

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

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

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

the security council says he's committed serious human rights abuses. game violence has forced more than 3000 patients to flee the capital in the past few days. people in the caribbean nation, originally targeted by kidnapping sexual abuse in the a. c, like c o r a has more families carry the few positions they have while they can quote in the backwards for territorial control, the 15 filing and guns that have taken over the neighborhoods. this is the latest wave of displacement in haiti's capital pull 2 prints with gun crime is rife, and shortages of food and other essentials are widespread. some seek shows to at these high school, the few let down by their government. it wasn't a gang chase murder of my home. it was the haitian states that made me a pending my home evasion state that killed all the people because the states that has the so called it took me. so finally, lawlessness has played haiti, especially since the assassination of president shelby. no. maurice, nearly 2 years ago the un estimates more than 2000 haitians have been killed in the 1st half of this year as gun crime e

organ donors the secretary of the russian security council pointed out that last year ukrainian president zelensky on the basis of which the transplantation of human body parts is done without consent, the next news box at 3 o'clock in the name of god, gentlemen and ladies, hello, i am alireza shahzadegan, i am with the world today, i am all of you. the operation was carried out near the commercial complex in maadni town, in the east of the five wounding serials . the sources of the operation informed that one of the agents of the operation, according to the media reports of the zionist regime , had an m16 weapon in this operation and was wearing the uniform of the security forces of the operation. mehli reported about 20 anti-palestinian operations in the past day and night the tunisian parliament has announced that it is reviewing the draft law on the criminalization of the normalization of relations with the zionist regime. before this , the national association of tunisian lawyers, in a statement calling for the criminalization of this issue , had asked the authorities of this country to make the normalization legal and condemn the zionist reg

i also don’t understand why at the level of the security council he does not introduce issues, but the violation of humanrs of the united states to persecute trump and the issue is very important, but insulting the feelings of believers, because these countries that allow you to burn the koran why are they still how long has it existed? why at the level we will take this question out, we will not discuss it there. several billion muslims i think will appreciate it. protects the rights of lgbt people in any stands, and for some reason no one takes the right-wing sinners begin. why do i remind you that among the permanent members of the background there is only one great islamic side, this is mine, because we are the great christian great muslim side allowed 20 million lives 26 more than 20. therefore, i believe that it is our duty that we should raise this issue in the security council moreover, well, from whom else to expect help? what is this corrupt american swamp? well, trump is ready to drain it, and you will see that on the first day of my presidency, the depths of the state are destroying our natio

security council is held. it's 1st open meeting on the human rights situation in north korea since 2017. do an x, but it's a warning of the 2 writing rights inside the country. they say the situation poses threats beyond strong young supporters. many of the violations have referred to them directly from or support the increasing the reservation of the dpr k. for example, the widespread use of course data, including the present comes forth and use of schoolchildren to collect thomas requirements for families, trying to take labor and provide a quote of goods to the government and policies. cation of wages from overseas workers, or support the military operators of the state. and its ability to build. is riley false is of killed the palestinian man during a ride in the occupied westbank. besides, a 2 year old died when soldiers, storm the house and the city of jeanine. 10 people have died off for a plane crashed on a highway and central malaysia to the dead were driving on the section of the road that was struck by the small i crossed the child to plane bid off. it's flight path, just minu

russia pointed out at the un security council that the united states likes to talk about humanity, butselves transfer cluster weapons to ukraine, which lead to heavy losses among the civilian population. here is what the performer said in the program of alexander koreyevsky duties of russia's permanent representative to the un dmitry polyansky, it can be said that there is probably no such crime that the americans are not ready to commit in order to keep their puppet regime in ukraine afloat, and this is to the fullest. uh, it's true about the plot with cluster munitions, as if everyone knows at the official briefings they condemned all those who talk about the use of cluster munitions. and then it turned out that it turns out there was a good effect was ammunition. these are those that are directed against russian soldiers and civilians. residents, a donbass and other regions. and there are bad ones. the americans, of course, supply only good ones. as soon as they hit the hands of the sun. they are getting even better, apparently, according to the logic of the americans. this is stran

the united nations security council is held its 1st open meeting on the human rights situation in north korea since 2017. you and next, but it's a warning of deteriorating rights inside the country. they say the situation poses rights beyond and tell me young's bullet as of many of the violations i prefer to stand directly from or support. the increasing meetings are as ation of the dps, for example, the widespread use of course data, including the prison camps for use of schoolchildren to collect thomas requirements for families to undertake labor and provide a quote of goods to the government and policies. cation of wages from overseas workers, or support the military operates as of the state and its ability to build. ron's foreign minister has made a rev visit to savvy ravia. he says, relations are on the right track. to visit 3 odd follows a trip to the wrong by the sound. the fun minister in june is ready forces of killed the palestinian 9 during a right in the occupied westbank. the fuzzy 2 year old died and soldiers still in the house and the city of jeanine. see those headlines.

from a job without the vera the poland, but it was for the united nations security council has held it's fast open meeting on the human rights situation in north crit, since 2017. you an ex pat. so warning up to 2 racing rights inside the country and say the situation poses threats beyond sean young's board is many of the violations have referred to stem directly from our support, the increasing media division of the deep decade. for example, the widespread use of course data, including the present comes 1st use of schoolchildren to collect thomas the requirements for families, trying to take labor and provide a quote of goods to the government and policies. cation of wages, from overseas workers, or support the military rates as of the state, and its ability to build recovery teams in may and more a continuing, the full day search for missing work is that a jade vine. that you 3 bodies of. so font being recovered as tiny triangle thoughts as a group of jade. mine is stand over a vast open pick all your degree, all the valley below filled by to ritual rain. mine is searching for the precious stones along the banks. ar

human smuggler with links to isis. spokesperson with the national security council says there is no indication any of those migrants have a connection to a foreign terrorist organization. the white house press secretary maintained the administration is vigilant on terror threats at the border. >> we're committed to making sure we're protecting our homeland and also protecting the american people. that's our commitment and we'll continue to be vigilant on that. >> republicans meanwhile are maintaining their criticism of this white house's border policy. administration that has seen historic number of migrant encounters as cities like new york plead for funds to care for thousands of migrants who have ended up there. >> we're pro-immigrants. we want legal, orderly migration. if we preserve our country that's what we have to do. >> as for the human smugglers the white house is working on disrupting the smuggling routes working with foreign nations to do that. >> bret: rich, thanks. >> dana: bret, during a summer of hurricanes, wildfires and other natural disasters the federal emergency management agency is calling out for

russia at the un security council pointed out that the united states likes to talk about humanity, butransfer cluster weapons to ukraine, which lead to heavy losses among the civilian population. here is what dmitry polyansky, acting permanent representative of russia to the un, said in alexander koreyevsky's program. let me rephrase the classics. we can say that, probably, there is no such crime that the americans are not ready to commit in order to keep their puppet regime in ukraine afloat and this is fully, uh, true regarding the plot with the cassettes, therefore, as you all know on official briefings condemned all those who talks about the use of cluster munitions. and then it turned out that it turns out there is a good effect will be ammunition. these are those that are directed against russian soldiers and civilians, and donbass and other regions. and there are bad ones. the americans, of course, supply only good ones. as soon as they hit the hands of the sun. they are getting even better, apparently gentle for the americans. this is strange logic. we are accustomed to seeing

at the un security council chamber. indeed, conflict is the largest driver of food and security with violence and unrest. pushing a 117000000 people into extreme deprivation last year. and human. some families have reported and resorted to boiling leaves to stay alive. they call it salmon food. unless the world ex, bertina facile sounds to them, somalia could all experience famine next year. now the deputy ambassador, dimitri poll janski's, he gave a very thorough revenue bottle of these allegations against russia and just pointed to the other hip hoppers, the of the united states. and the uses economic sanctions to target governments need does not like at least sanctions, almost exclusively come down harder on the vulnerable people among the countries that are target. united states uses humanitarian aid as a weapons. and the other hypocrisy of the united states getting up and using russia being responsible for hunger around the world. when china addressed the security council, they raised similar concerns pointing out the unilateral sanctions are not a mechanism for creating stability. here's what we heard from the russian deputy ambassador, was able to kind of use as you wi

international community and particularly member states of the council to address these interlinks through the perspective of human security, which acknowledges that peace and security is about people, their survival, livelihood and dignity. we can begin by responding to the immediate needs of food insecure people around the world including through increased funding for the world food program and humanitarian organizations. and urging parties to arm conflict to protect food systems and infrastructure and refrain from turning access to food into a weapon of war. >> i thank the representative of liechtenstein for her statement. i now give the floor to the representative of germany. >> thank you. mr. president, resolution 2417 of this council has been a real landmark decision. in 2018, all of its members have condemned starving of civilians as a means of warfare. five years later, a permanent member of the security council is using food as a weapon. russia has unilaterally withdrawn from the black sea grain initiative and is destroying grain warehouses and port infrastructure in ukraine with missiles. the kremlin is doing so

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

security council, the first meeting in more than five years on north korean human rights. >> good morning the government shows on you blood and threat into a ele luxurious at the lifestyle for leaders. two nations not barred from north korea? russia and china, two patron with power to veto biting security council sanctions. leader kim jong-un showing out of latest ecbm, and drones in a bear striking resemblance to u.s. models. so far, no hard evidence, but south korea's spy agency expects growing military operation, warnings of the possible transfer of core nuclear and missile technology for north korea. for nations trying to contain that threat, analysts say the worst may be yesterday to come. will ripley, cnn. >>> our thanks to will ripley. joining us now to discuss, along with other topics, retired u.s. navy admiral john kirby. thanks so much for joining us. the spy report that we were just talking about says north korea may have plans to secretly supply weapons for russia's war in ukraine, while russia could possibly transfer technology to north korea. is the north korean nuclear thre

the secretary of the security council of russia pointed out that last year the president of ukraine zelenskiy approved a law on the basis of which the transplantation of humanans without consent is also done. moments ago, we heard the latest reactions of the french government to the overthrow of the president in niger together with himself in the news. now we are going to paris to talk with reza shah hosseini , mr. mayor. hello, hello, good night . what is the current state of relations between niger and france? meanwhile, france has lost one of its most important bases of influence in africa, from which it supplies uranium , in the same way, politically, all its activities have been suspended, and as the elysee palace of the french presidency has announced, the aid that france is doing things to the government of niger the fight against extremism has also suspended this, and there is currently no special relationship between france and niger, and the number of french soldiers stationed there is also supposed to be evacuated , as the members of the transitional council of the league announced to all politicians and security forces. france should leave the t

which were presented to the un security council would cover the range of possible suspects responsible for the operation. and eventually pointed the finger of the us human rights lawyer and form a german mc mazda. and also said that if it's were involved, the us would be unlikely to admit, since we look at live the west, do you take into account as much as it should have been new pharmacy? my son was a real good investigator. josh doesn't tell me anything without having a lot of sauces. i think that was literally only motivated to use to attention because it was not voltage and the rest that may government to me to there we go. amount of the nature of the us give some art out for something to show some tasks for more crime. so i think they put it aside and they'll come over the new story. again they've did. that's how the goal and many the sources, even a job and the sciences that they cannot have been done without loss knowledge and, and all. ready of the didn't governments, so maybe they try to break for, but that narrative, again without new evidence, i would trust anything that was sticking with kevin media. the radio company, deutschland funky and

their relatives are returned. human rights group say security forces have been behind more than 600 force disappearances since 2009 and fridays are being held in the council. deka family se, that'd be harris by the government to force them to remain silent about their loved ones. the focused on supporting the prime minister on con, remains in prison. despite having a corruption conviction suspended, one court ordered his release, but another immediately ordered his detention on a separate case, con, face is more than a 100 criminal charges. he says the prosecutions optimistically motivated. come all high to has moved from islam about dates that go to d outside the high court and it's normal, but a handful of supporters and lloyd the way the judgment. did it jubilation. and it can fund, wanted to appeal against it. the sentence up to being a june to renewed any sending gifts given to the state during his 5 years in offering. the spokesman for funds focused on derek and south part is cautiously optimistic about what comes next. first and foremost it proves that the case originally they just stood in the context of boucher kinda was a fake and fortunate in c

invitations that the un security council, many other conflicts in crisis, did not receive the due attention. even using the aden, causing a brass suffering for their people. have chinese human rights. siri aid the, the interview and certainly use don't that a student at all deserves to the things that it is accepted, but never go for military extremity. in one year it goes beyond to trade of dollars while the espanol sage. to was that 735000000 people are in hungry every day in the world. apply for quest for peace is a corrective obligation, an imperative for a fair development and sustainable development, the brakes. so should the accuracy safety mean as a for us, for understanding and for cooperation of the willing is, is expressed in the contributions to given by china, south africa, truck and for my own country. and you all being there for is to a comfort resolution, a new cream. there are many places one man go towards the women are the ones that fired for go see the majority of the valuation and was strengthening of the role of women and the resolution conference. so we'll be more and more central for what piece of the weiss and what the american women in power. there