and there has been no support by the international community, no support by the prosecutor of the i c. c. yes, there has been a decision to a, basically, a declared that there is a jurisdiction to the i. c. c to open investigation. but beyond that point, an actual criminal investigation on war crimes by israel in the occupied territory since 2014, until today has not yet been opened. if we compare that the prosecutors a decision regarding opening investigation on war crimes in your brain and the speed of the speed, the decision that he at reach, we can see that there is a huge comparison. a huge political gap in the political will of opening investigations and the case of war crimes towards the palestinians. thank you so much for talking to a south hans. i hear him and my lawyer joining us safe from ramallah. i phone. i'm sorry. hi. yes, thank you. so much for your time. thank you for your time. or let's now turn our attention to some of these other news here on al jazeera liz stress has been announced as a new leader of the you case conservative party and will will replace boys johnston

now of course i'll just 0 and the palestinian government wants the i c c to say on this case. in other cases where there's been a tax and abuses against palestinians will be i c, c. consider this, you think, given the pressure, the international pressure has been on israel. and how does this is really investigation and its findings impact the inquiry and the case that's being considered by the international criminal court? that's a difficult question because the i see her a new prosecutor who's shown no eagerness to pursue the investigation of israel on earlier crime. i would not be to optimistic about the submission to the i t c, but it can do no harm and exert additional pressure. and that's but what i think is the best way forward. is this real call for an independent international investigation? and who would that independent party be where it could be appointed by the un secretary general and taking account of the need for credibility and professional competence. and to reach a conclusion that address these issues of accountability as israeli treatment of international and

the i c. c. that has jurisdiction in this case, failure to do so, to accept the status quo, to accept impunity bring shame on us all. and we have the following statement from all hoc human rights organization and forensic architecture. and good morning everyone. forensic architecture and all hoc are unable to be present at this press conference. we've asked our colleagues at the i c, j. p to read a statement on our behalf to outline our findings from our joint investigation with all hocks forensic architecture investigative unit into the extra judicial killing of serene abbey locklear. we're here to support the work of palestinian organizations at the i see, see their ongoing and just demands to hold israel accountable and to support sharina family and her colleagues in their complaint. forensic architecture is a research agency based at goldsmiths, university of london. our mandate at forensic architecture is to pioneer and disseminate new.

but what is the information the i c c doesn't have that hasn't yet been established? well, i don't know this come back in some kind of a mitigation on this topic. if i, interestingly, i think as an in mitigation over in palestine. so as we can mitigate this, i think gambling what information do it. right. and it's important because today is saying that they conclude and there's knocking a mitigation to conduct that decision change. elaine demand corporate to request more information then, and show the intention to open investigation when you are, when you're evaluating a crime, sir, when you are investigating a scene of crime, and you have a great deal of experience and this, whether it be israel or another sovereign state, how important is it for the i c c to gain access to the scene of the crime? and how difficult is it for a sovereign state to give you that permission? and then do you have any jurisdiction or do you have any? and you might say of a final say on how that investigation proceeds. if you don't get access to the location when it's younger is established

taken from impunity in ukraine, but russia no longer expects fair balanced and truthful work from the i. c, c o for that matter, likely from the i a e a, you can read more about what lab ralph was saying being our website r t dot com for the meantime though, we are back, you know, just a moment. yeah. i a spoke with madison both both the models you need to do both got nothing to do with a, a form of a a with the personal number here that we're talking with. what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy. even foundation, let it be an arms race is on, often very dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time time to sit down and talk with another body while div easy while for ah, yeah. do you want like yes. south. yeah. thrashing south with revenue. got carson for years now. which done up all me up. my pizza is emily? yeah. pull. got it from shelby schemes. room. sure. thoughtfully. a yes. my thought origin invalid again. do you fortune bri up my be a lot about it more than just the natura

i gave the jury section to the i, c. c. and 43 countries. move that case in the hands of the prosecutor. so these crimes could be prosecuted in the i c, c and very significant. when the u. s. government talks about the direct involvement of the presidential administration. because one of the challenges in war crimes is, is proving high level responsibility. and it may be clear in this case than it is in cases like the killings and torture in boucher. well, absolutely. i wanted to highlight that as well. would this mean that puts in himself could be directly accused of a war crime? well obviously that's possible within the i, c k and the international criminal court, prosecuted charles taylor, the president of library never set foot in sierra the young, but we prosecuted him in that special court because there was territorial jurisdiction. he's serving a 50 years sentence, and of course, melissa, which was famously prosecuted for the crime committed an apartment lobby and transferred to the ag. i was on trial when he passed in 2006. so the, i

but the idea that the i c c will get permission from the security council. they'll investigate. and then somehow vladimir putin will be extradited from more school and put on trial. and the higg. that's hugely unlikely that is going to happen any time soon or after talk as back to you throughout at the session. and at the moment, we have un secretary general antonia gutierrez speaking, and we will cross back to that meeting and you throughout the program ramp. and you went back to war. crimes tribunal has rejected an appeal by the last dividing later of the committee rouge armed group. the court in cambodia has upheld the genocide conviction and life sentence handed to 91 year old q sam pon he was head of state during the role of the can me worse when it 2000000 people were killed? lawrence louis reports. he was the head of state of the committee rouge and its most public figure 91 year old q. some pon will spend the rest of his life behind bars after un backed tribunal up held his conviction for crimes against humanity and genocide against the vietnamese minority. he's already

i. c. c, director of operations for africa patrick use if against these the issue is much deeper than just food shortages. well 1st i think it's the magnitude, you know, we've never seen as much catastrophic for environmental shots that we've seen like in somalia. if you can see don or in my, you know, fossil and i think the combined impact of on conflict. economic issues like the in ramping insulation across sub saharan africa. but also the political environment as well as the climatic shocks are unfortunately showing the perfect storm that needs indeed an international effort, but also the local effort to integrate locals resources and solving local problems . and that requires indeed african solutions to african problems with the help of the international community. again, keep putting food on people's plates is not the solution for today. this will certainly save people's lives. but what if we are truly and reasonably serious about finding short and long term solution is by investing heav

it's the 2nd case filed at the i c c. since she was shot on the head by israeli forces, while on the assignment and the occupied with bank and my step boss and reports from the hike. we heard a very compelling appeal by the brother of 1st serene abruptly here at the international criminal court, saying that the family should not wait another day after waiting for 4 months for justice, for serene. and also the rather sad that he, she is not, was not only a great human being and a great journalist, but also a great aunt for his children. so there is a sort of a last resort. bate maybe so to speak her, although the groups here, the palestinian press syndicate, and also the international federation for journalists really also are putting pressure on the united states because of sharina. sir. american citizenship to start is an independent investigation, but they really also want now the international criminal court to take up this case and i'm joined here by one of the lawyers for the family at jana. eat well, she has filed 2

c c as she lays motionless, a colleague shudder hides behind a tree, unable to reach her. c c i live on the report and he constructs the position of these really army unit, the armored vehicles from which she was shot. it points out that the shots were fired, it individually, meaning that the sniper was aiming each time the bullet retrieved from sheen's head matches the ammunition of the m 4 rifles used by these aly snipers. it's agreed tip indicates that it is designed to pierce body armor. the simulation shows the nearest vehicle was a 190 meters from the spot where shillings stood. the journalists breakfasts would have been clearly visible. investigator see the close ladies of the bullet holes in nearby tree trunks are proof of the deliberate attempts to heat her all r a boss showed the height and according to the report were intended to kill a civilian who approaches shaheen, as she lays dying, is immediately fired ut when he moves out of the snipers, he'll division the shooting stops when he turns it in his arms that he port concludes he is aly army. targeted the rescuer, d

it's now up to the i, c. c, to launch an independent investigation into the killing of sharina and all the other reporters who have paid the highest price for doing their job steadfast and al jazeera in the hague. still down this alpha, u. k wakes up to life off to queen elizabeth with a new king and you prime minister and the cost of living crisis. that is not going anywhere anytime soon. last, ah, praying the victory presumes presidential front on his battle for the blessings. one of them is important, an actress. ah, your world's weather update begins right here right now in japan and some good news to share. things are finally starting to dry off that rain petering out as our typhoon passes by. so, tokyo, we've got your pencil, the in for a hiv 23 degrees on wednesday, high temperature. so in this part of china, grey lane, the other day, $39.00 degrees still waiting to verify if that's a record for the month of september. meantime along the yangtze river valley cloud cover, i think west of wu han, that's wh

yeah, i think it's if the i c. c, for example, would like to finally prove it's a tooth as a body that was created for this very purpose. then it would give justice for serene. but it's not just about the killing of shooting. and this is about this is that make attack on palestinians by the israeli army who has just completed one of its most exhaustive, inexpensive military training in decades. and also the written collaboration with cyprus that did it in collaboration with the american military that it keeps receiving. and i don't think the i c c should just take israel to court for its crime against shitty, but its entire crime against the palestinian people stood in oscar that did not have american citizenship. do you really think that bruce would react the way they did? indeed, you are right to point that out and they had been some pressure from the u. s. government, apparently some reports of justice for suggested for this report to be released. so is this, is this the end of the road? and you think as far as th

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it's now up to the i, c. c, to launch an independent investigation into the killing of serene and all the other reporters who have paid the highest price for doing their job. steadfast and al jazeera in the hague. cilla head on al jazeera, we hear from the man who held up a lebanese bank for his own money praying for victory while brazil presidential front on the targeting the vote. if angelica christians ah, let's go with your weather update for the middle east and africa, and admittedly not much change over the past 24 hours. we've still got plenty of sun, some high temperatures cooler though, for the levant. that's because we've got this breeze off the mediterranean, which is kicked down your temperatures just a bit. now times the breeze will be coming off the goals. so for us here in doha, you're going to feel the humidity over the next few days, but it can switch very quickly off the pakistan as seabreeze in karachi. that's also picking up the humidity there, few showers around the foothills of the himalay

and i, c. c, international criminal court. and the security are human rights counselors belong to united nation because there is no strong reaction actually when a yesterday or 2 days ago when the international community, especially european union. but the pressure was really government to release her. hello dear. he got released the so the brush are, it's the only way to, to give the blessing and their rights include the prisoners. and actually a very, actually supposed to be modus, thrown in order to hold. is there any government to accountability? there is no a can to, to accountability because of the seed serrita conducted. there are war crimes and crimes against humanity against me. the same people in garza or fife, a military operations against the innocent people. and there is no reaction and no accountability nor accountability. it's mean it's carriage, is there any government to carry on their violation of human rights, or they don't give any consideration for nearly action because there is no strong reaction unfortun

it's now up to the i, c. c, to launch an independent investigation into the killing of sharina and all the other reporters were paid the highest price for doing their job. steadfast and al jazeera. in the hake, least one that palestinians been killed in the occupied was fine during fighting between palestinian gunmen and palestinian authority forces. the violence began after senior figure if the military wing of hamas was arrested on tuesday morning. the arrest was made i, a palestinian official sled on al jazeera, we speak to man who held up a lebanese bank and an attempt to get his own money out. ah, the our 1st made her hurricane of the season, however one, here's the details on fiona and got to tell you as it passes to the east of turks and keiko's may intensify even further into a category for storm check back with us. we'll continue to track it out in time across the great lakes. we've got some showers in storms rumbling through this. going to drop your temperatures down big time much what happens wednesd

it's now up to the i, c. c, to lounge an independent investigation into the killing of sharina and all the other reporters who have paid the highest price for doing their job. steadfast and al jazeera in the hague. still ahead on al jazeera ah frank victory, brazil's presidential front run his battle for the blessings of one of their most important electrons. ah, richard, he has begun the faithful world copies on its way to a castle group. your travel package to day. let's go with your weather update for the middle east and africa and immediately not much change over the past 24 hours. we've still got plenty of sun, some high temperatures cooler though, for the levant. that's because we've got this breeze of the mediterranean, which is kicked down your temperatures just a bit. now times the breeze will be coming off the golf. so for us here in doha, you're going to feel the humidity over the next few days, but it can switch out very quickly after pakistan is seabreeze in karachi. that's also picking up the humi

c c c c c c i do, i hobbled shortage of the shilling of dumbasses peaceful cities by the armed forces of ukraine. received no time on any european or american tv station. caves authorities were so convinced of their impunity. they openly talked about the local nationalists right to kill don bass. citizens, in the course of the pursuing that are you on that was me that i'm thinking like you complex the keys on the problem, elimination up the phone with them, but i'm not good. what do they get there with dan? we do one year the chat through the thing in which when you knew it was just from which in which it was more depressed. you know, i mean, you couldn't, you're stealing the belgian journalist, chris romano. and he's a nice slender click. how can, how should have been following the civil war for years? he won't see their reports on any of your main channels. they believe the west ignored caves crimes, because they had decided to use ukraine against russia a long time ago in utah. so you hadn't polish the policy of the politics of robot and phrase it is free from today we see that the

it's the 2nd case file that the i c c. speaking in the hague and told walks i called for justice and assistance killing. it has been over 4 months since city was good. our family shouldn't have to wait another day for justice. that's why, in addition to point, continuing our call for a u. s. investigation. we are also holding on the international criminal court for to begin the process for holding the killers are called israel, granite investigator on crimes. and it's time, it's time for their international community to take a stand and hold those responsible accounts they, there must be consequences when a military kids with impunity. if not, to leave the door open for reserves military or any other alluded to the to do this again. ah, an annual meeting of global leaders is taking place in new york, a war new crane and its impact world wide has dominated un general assembly debate . so far, but it was the mayor of carter who reiterated solidarity with palestinians uncalled for an end to this ray. the occupation would do th

even morning, it's very important for us to find this complained to the i c. c. international criminal court to seek justice for should ian, which will need for sure to accountability for her good in june, june 1, covering news so far, the israeli government has only said that after an internal investigation, probably an israeli soldiers shot her. oh, what do you feel about this? this is something we all know. it is very clear that that is very the sole soldier structure to you on concert. one covered in girl is that i do encourage and in janine or whatever those writing reports came up with, which was not based on facts. ricin believed that the 64th, which came before all clearly, he pointed to the israeli soldier as it's not as his nitro, who shot shooting in june. the americans have also sat. it was probably in israeli soldier, but there was no evidence that it was intentionally. what do you say to that? it is very intentional. no, like we said before and like other report said, celia, see there were more than 16. 17 shots fired that shitty and sowards should

it also did not only sanction russia, but also other member states of the i. c. c. in the past. iran condemned these actions and said the u. s. is trying to avoid international trials for their actions in afghanistan. so what do you think about that? yes and it's it's, it goes across continents and across the world. the united states is trying to make men as well and has been trying to make venezuela suffer as much as possible. the people of cuba have been under siege for many decades more than longer than iraq in nicaragua. we see that the united states has intensified its attempts to impose sovereign suffering on ordinary people. so in latin america, people know quite well the viciousness of the american government. and of course, as i was saying earlier in our part of the dirty warren, syria where the united states and its allies supporting isis and all these other extremist groups, just like they've been doing in ukraine when they were supporting right wing. and they are supporting right wing nazi's, new nazi militias and ukraine. and no one will complain about

who missed the, you know, traditional bad people that we looked at, the regional director of the i, c, r c. in africa, essays, the stuff don't necessarily reflect the full scope of this tragic humanitarian problem either which is often neglected. why is it neglected? you think you mentioned this. this problem is not really known simply because they are so many cases that. ready and there is a lack of awareness and mechanism in all that we see people can be what it now and the key. so it must be something to do. we know when people don't know that we used the red cross walking to find not ones with separated from the, from the, the new, reconnect them and re unite them. so the problem that needs a lot of stakeholders, why not just humanitarian, has the food crisis exacerbated the problem out of the see, the biggest problem that come around, we see, i mean, is not a credit to the, to reach because of the conflict that he's ongoing. it becomes very difficult for me to be or pleasing. there are strict areas, especially in this country where neither the the northern red cross with what kind of

and he also pointed to the i c. c. seeing no, the international criminal court is investigating allegations of war crimes that have been committed in ukraine since the start of the war in february. will have they been for the last 7 years when russia has been pointing to problems and alleged crimes and abuses of human rights in russian speaking areas in ukraine says 2014. this was sergei oliver of a being a prime sergey lover of not stair stepping back, pushing forward with the the russian message. seeing that it is very clear that the ukrainians are full of the government is full of fascists. the or the west is helping them with as many weapons as they can possibly. poland because their view is that a prolonged war will weaken russia. james cleverly as you see at the new yuki of foreign secretary, seeing that sergei left lover of left the room because he didn't want to hear the collective condemnation. and that is certainly true. what we've heard from the majority of speakers is condemnation of the russian operation.

well, according to the i, c, r. c, president warnings about this looming food crisis and african countries had been issued law think that the situation is still deteriorate. to suffix advised malia if european sudan or in my little book, you know, from a report on food security for 2022. this shows 39000000 people were pushed into attitude food insecurity. that adds 40000000 to the statistics that we've seen in 2022. and i think the combined impact of on conflict. economic issues like the in ramping inflation across sub saharan africa, but also the political environment as well as the climatic sharks are unfortunately showing a perfect storm that needs indeed an international effort, but also a local effort to integrate locals resources and solving local problems. and that requires indeed african solutions to african problems with the help of the international community. and what parts of specifically the ukraine crisis do you think have contributed to this worsening food insecurity in africa? you know, the internatio

then now this proved that the i c . c should take this case and should investigate into this war crime at the end of the day with these statements will not discourage us. on the contrary, we will continue our fight for justice and our calls for accountability. there needs to be an end to the, to the cycle of impunity. beth, israel continues to enjoy. and of course, you touch on the fact that the direction you may be looking towards is the u. s. because when one does what sort of pressure you can continue to put on the u. s. considering you do have a sizable amount of american politicians who have been putting pressure on the biden administration to push the israelis for an independent fair and transparent investigation. is that where you will be sort of directing your efforts in the next few days and weeks? yes, we've been doing for the past few months now. again, it's not just our family that's disappointed then i'll treat by the lack of actions from the us administration. but it's also their members of congress, senator

at a for the i. c. c, he joins us now from rome. what did you make of what you heard the good morning may, thanks for the invitation. now the ball, he's in the hands all over the international. i mean, of course the, the particular stock and investigation in this case i work as says to be shown on the status of the i see 1st of all that stuff to be shown in microsoft, hawaii. and he's already satisfied by the day being collected by media investigation so far by senior society of any day she wants to buy this before because she's very, very dance and also why the 90 something spike stopped an investigation. in this case that the one time, the 2nd one is that the case is misty boerger b c. b c bar means that domestic costs are not generally willing to investigate this case. so which are the domestic off? israeli goes by latino, the code to all the us authorities. so as we and it's already been said before, he bought a piece for me. i'm willing to carry out, tammy, generally, and you, but the geisha in this case, not just in the case,

it's the 2nd case filed at the i c. c. speaking in the hague, anton law clerk called for justice for assistance killing which has been over 4 months since shooting was good. our family shouldn't have to wait another day for justice. that's why in addition to quin continuing our record for a u. s. investigation. we are horse recording on the international criminal court order to begin the process for holding the killers or council is their own general to investigate their own crimes. and it's time, it's time for their international communities to take a stand and hold those responsible accounts they, there must be consequences when ellipticals with impunity, if not to keep the door open for reserves me to 30 or any are little bit silly to do this again ah, an annual meeting of global leaders is taking place in new york. the war in ukraine and its impact world wide is dominated the un general assembly debate so far. we do the action across the board. let's have no illusions. we are in rough seas. a winter of global disconten

only the international judicial system only did the national justice system, the i c. c cabinet of justice to city and her family. the palestinian people and the many who have been assassinated now that like luxury and we call you a problem on the i c and the fight, is that the palestinian aside a dilemma? all the evidence to stop dragging their feet the prosecutor on the icy must stop dragging his feet and they must stop investigation immediately, especially in light of the fighting that makes mockery of any cause or justice of any accountability being delivered. given the situation them to describe, we will from the beginning is rob will, will try every trick in the book to watch, watch itself. no, on expect the killer to proceed themselves to actually invite them since, i mean, this is a sure we need to see the full enforcement of international law and the u. s. here is responsible to protect its own citizens. and regrettably, the u. s. is willing to go as far as helping this, like what it said, against the very purpose of justice for sure. you and others, let's trust

it's now up to the i, c, c, to launch an independent investigation into the killing of serene and all the other reporters who have paid the highest price for doing their job. steadfast and al jazeera in the hague. hurricane fiona is continuing to gain strength and threaten lives as it rips through the caribbean. residents have been ordered to take shelter on the turks and cake us islands. the hurricane has left the trail of destruction across the caribbean, killing one person in the dominican republic for people in puerto rico, where power was knocked out across the entire u. s. territory. our 0 manuel ra palo has more from laser a municipality, and puerto rico. that's been badly affected by flooding. this is the eastern part of the island of puerto rico, flood waters from hurricane few and have begun to subside. but as you can see behind me, there is still water on the doorsteps of many of the residents of this community. some of the worst flooding that we've heard reported has occurred in the southern part of the island. puerto rico were rivers and streams spilled. their banks causi

it's the 2nd case filed of the i, c. c. since she was shot at the head place where the forces mom assigned them to be occupied, westbank in may at a new crane. the rushing back men of the eastern city of the that sc is accusing ukraine forces of killing 13 people. new cranes military says its troops of cost, the article river, a key river in the northeast, a fight to regain lost territory, continues 11 school children were kilted, were eyewitnesses say, was a helicopter attack by me on boss military on the school and village in the countries north the schools have been destroyed to says that after the initial air attack, route, 80 soldiers enter the school compound within a buddhist motto, street more than 20 people were injured. here a secretary of state antony blinkin has met with foreign ministers from armenia and as a by john in an effort to maintain the fragile ceasefire between the 2 countries. a recent escalation and fighting between the 2 killed more than 200 soldiers from as a by john charles stratford reports from

mentioned by mussa, that case the at the existence of guantanamo, you will never hear anything from the i. c, c, or washington or london, or any major power about the fact they still have a detention to what you can in occupied cuba and how, what does what have to go back for british treatment of prisoners of war. whether it be in south africa, can you offer the libby and eventually nature why with the prisoners of war treated in the so called war on terra, let alone ireland you think less trust? we think more about ireland and given the northern ireland protocol and the torture of irish people in that war. instead of treating about the fact that the supremacy of international law as regards prisoners of war should be always upheld. apparently, africa is not willing to choose sides and the war in ukraine. that's certainly the measures coming from senegal during the un session, alluding to the mounting pressure on the continents leaders coming from the west. part of that is almost like a coalition of the willing with western professional partners threatening those in africa to stop using russian

it's now up to the i, c. c, to launch an independent investigation into the killing of sharina and all the other reporters who have paid the highest price for doing their job. steadfast and al jazeera in the hague. in his opening addressed to the un general assembly, you and chief antonio, cherish urged rich countries to tax the winful, profits of fossil fuel companies and help countries battling the climate crisis and food insecurity. the war and ukraine is also dominated to debate. quoterush told you, and that there is no time to waste ahead of a winter of discontent. with these action across the board that have no illusions we are in rough seas. a winter of global discontent is on the horizon. a cost of living cries is his raging thrust. this crumbling inequalities are exploding and our planet is burning. the international community is not ready or willing to tackle the big that emetic challenges of our age. these cries is threatened, the very future of humanity, and the fate of all planet cries is like the

just mentioned bahama that case, the existence of guantanamo, you will never hear anything from the i. c, c, or washington or london, or any major power about the fact they still have a detention to what you can in occupied cuba. and how, how does one have to go back for british treatment of prisoners of war, whether it be in south africa, can you, after the libyans eventually nature, why would the prisoners of war treated in the so called war on terra, let alone ireland. you think, let's try to be thinking more about ireland and giving the northern ireland protocol and the torture of irish people in that war. instead of treating about the fact that the supremacy of international law as regards prisoners of war should be always upheld. apparently, africa is not willing to choose sides in the war in ukraine, at least that the message coming from center goal during that un session, alluding to the mounting pressure on the continent. leaders coming from the west, what he's referring to as a so called coalition of the willing where african nations have been pressured not to buy any russian ener

it's the 2nd case filed at the i c. c. since she was shot in the head by israeli forces, while on assignment in the occupied westbank in may, her confusion has gained strength as it continues to rip through the caribbean. the storm is lashing the region with heavy rain and strong winds. at least 2 people are reported to have died. ukrainian forces counter offensive in the east is gaining momentum in both the low hands. continental grievance, keith says it's now retaken, the village of bella. horrifically in hans 11 school children have been killed in walk. witness to say was a helicopter attack by me on mars military, on a school and village in the countries north. the military giantess says that it was targeting rebels, hiding in the area of south africa's police prison. his civil rights union was taken to the streets of pretoria demand higher wages. they've already rejected the government's offer of a 3 percent increase. and those that headlines. more news for here on our 0 coming up after world cup count down. ah . ah.

it's the 2nd case filed at the i c c. since sharon was shot by israeli forces was speaking in the hague and toner. barclay called for justice for his sister's killing. it has been over 4 months since she didn't was good. our family shouldn't have to wait another day for justice. that's why in addition to continuing our record for a u. s. investigation, we are also calling on the international criminal court order to begin the process for holding the killers account. is that own, cannot investigate their own crimes and it's time it's time for their international community to take a stand and hold those responsible accounts they, there must be consequences when the military, kids with impunity. if not, leave the door open for reserves military or any other movie city to do this again . ah, an annual meeting of global leaders is taking place in new york and the words of the un secretary general. the session of the general assembly comes at a time when the world is in big trouble. we need action across the board. let's have n

mentioned, abraham mussa that case the existence of guantanamo, you will never hear anything from the i. c, c, or washington, or london, or any major bower about the fact they still have a detention to what you can in ocoee by cuba. and how far does one have to go back for british treatment of prisoners of war? whether it be in south africa, can you offer the libyans eventually nature? why with the prisoners of war treated in the so called war on terra, let alone ireland. you think, let's trust, we think you more about ireland and given the northern ireland protocol and the torture of irish people in that war. instead of treating about the fact that the supremacy of international law as regards prisoners of war should be always upheld . so russia's foreign minister sort of a lover off, he claims that collective west has been escalating the war in ukraine, not even hiding that its main goal is to weaken. russia is comments or came during a meeting of the un security council nathan fornia. so the not solution that was in the position of those states that pump military equipment into ukraine is

it's the 2nd case filed at the i c. c. since she was shot in the head by israeli forces, one on the assignment of the occupied west bank in maine ukrainian force is counter offensive in the east as gating momentum in both the low hans and on that grievance. russia and russian bank. spect separatists had been in complete control of the area, but keith says it's now retaken the village of villa. horace. cut it low hands. this video released on social media appears to show ukrainians walking in to the settlement on monday. i'll be here as gabriel elizondo is in keith whitmore on ukraine's eastern advance. remember copy odds and is you know, the 2 cities in the how to key region that were recaptured by the ukrainians in the last week. now the ukrainians have moved east from there about 25 kilometers east from those 2 cities, which means they are now into the don't ask region of ukraine. they are now and a counter offensive. and based on what we're hearing from reports from the front lines, ukrainians are now on a counter offen

mentioned bahama that case, the at the existence of guantanamo, you will never hear anything from the i. c, c, or washington or london, or any major power about the fact they still have a detention torture camp in occupied cuba. and how, how does one have to go back for british treatment of prisoners of war, whether it be in south africa, can you, after the libby intervention in nature, why would the prisoners of war treated in the so called war on terra, let alone ireland. you think, let's trust, we think more about ireland and given the northern ireland protocol and the torture of the irish people in that war. instead of tweeting about the fact that the supremacy of international law as regards prisoners of war should be always upheld . and i should just say they did actual criminal court man, kareem gone, was talking to you. and just in the past hour about international law, it was linked to the same conservative party that lease trust current late when there should be some sort of praise for diplomacy here when it comes to both sides in the war, doing exchange of these soldiers, these pri

i c c not want to jump on that bandwagon. that's it for the papers this hour.odnight. good evening. wales are teetering on the brink of relegation and lead group 84 after losing 2—1 in brussels this evening. and when their final group match in poland on sunday and i'll be the final game before qatar on november. mcgregor was watching this one for us. as of this match, robert paige compared his injury ravaged squad to a boxer having to fight with one arm behind their back. the fact that belgium landed the first significant blow would not have helped. kevin controlled, composed, clinical. the manchester city midfielder was again involved with a home site dealt with their lead and in a role reversal from the opening goal. and more fights would be needed after the break, much more. in the end, belgium ranked second in the world were awarded all three points and next up for wales, poland on sunday, a final work out before november's world cup. four highlight human rights issues in november. football associations announce of the players will have one love rainbow arm

it's now up to the i, c. c to lounge an independent investigation into the killing of sharina and all the other reporters who have paid the highest price for doing their job. steadfast and al jazeera in the hague. and iran widespread purchase, continue over the death of a woman after she was arrested by morality police 22 year old massa. i mean he was detained for violating the country's conservative dress code protest as a demanding an investigation into her death. and what the morality police to be dismantled iranian officials say 3 people have been killed during the protests. the white house has called, i mean his death, unforgivable ahead of us president joe biden speech you in general assembly our white house correspondent, kimberly how kit has more. whitehouse says the us president joe biden will speak about efforts to revive the j. c. p. away at his un general assembly speech saying, if a runs willing to enter into mutual compliance a deal could be had. but on tuesday, us national security advisor james