and they do not ask that and were directed to the icc.hen we are able to show the israeli supreme court will not interfere, that the army and all cases close the investigation and don't provide any impunity for any events of the killing in these cases, it is basically evidence to show before the icc israel is not willing to do anything in order to bring perpetrators to justice. this is a very strong basis and argument when it gets to the icc. the exhausting of legal remedies in the local courts in israel, which show the lack of political will. >> is lack of political will the only reason for impunity? >> it is one of the key reasons. a lack of resource and capacity. it requires investigators over vast judiciary that those are some of the reasons. increasingly, we are seeing lack of international pressure and consequences. the incumbent upon them to believe in free press. to speak out publicly and take action when they see other countries failing to take responsibility for the killings of journalists. increasingly, we see governments faili

so a very different model, then, from the icc, the international criminal court, based in the hague, war crimes and human rights abuses, because i want to tell you what professor matthew stephenson of harvard university says in relation to your idea for an international anti—corru ption court. he says the icc, the international criminal court, suggests the limits rather than the promise of an international anti—corruption court because he says it would require a radical re—conceptualisation of the icc model, one that states have never shown a willingness to embrace. i brought... i've been introduced to mr stephenson, to some of his work in corruption, but he's never investigated or prosecuted a case the way many prosecutors have. the international anti—corruption court would be different than the international criminal court in some very significant material ways. the international criminal court is criticised because it's prosecuted — exclusively, almost — africans. exactly. it goes after the weaker states, yeah. that would not be the case with the international anti—corruption cour

the icc investigates episodes, that is, a number of crimes in a certain area, for example, buch, and episodes in ukraine and it will take tens of years for this to date mts in 20 years of its work since 20 years this year had the maximum number of episodes in countries that er, he er took in order to well, well, to which jurisdictions did he extend his work, there were three, secondly, the international court of justice works according to the principle of complementarity, that is, it will take into account the internal investigation of ukraine, but here we still have imperfect legislation, the ukrainian criminal code, there is no even the full concept of war crimes and crimes against humanity is a crime, a crime, genocides and crimes of aggression in general, there is no concrete example of the sentence to the first convict in ukraine, the occupier shishomarin, for the murder of an unarmed civilian of the sumy oblast at first, he went through the articles of violation of the laws and customs of war combined with the intentional killing of a civilian, the icc would not consider the ca

in ukrainian courts, at the icc and in the tribunal.- the icc and in the tribunal.unal. he also spoke to me about the _ the icc and in the tribunal. he also spoke to me about the situation i the icc and in the tribunal. he also spoke to me about the situation in| spoke to me about the situation in kherson. we are seeing ukrainians advance and take more territory and he said even there, his investigators are finding more evidence of massacres and rate against women and children. titer? against women and children. very tood to against women and children. very good to talk— against women and children. very good to talk to — against women and children. very good to talk to you. _ now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz. hello. after a remarkably mild night with temperatures of around 15, 16 degrees it's going to be a super mild day but quite wet and windy in the north—west of the country, certainly the western isles of scotland, parts of northern ireland will see some rain through the morning and into the afternoon as well. but many of us across england and

>> so, immediately after the war started, the icc establish proceedings that would deal with that.is not a part of that because it withdrew, which created some procedural complications. any european countries, the americans, nato has been working with ukraine on creating evidence of russian war crimes so these tribunals can be held. ukraine is -- has also initiated proceedings against the lower level russian personnel for crimes. obviously, the big problem is that russia has a categorical opposition to extraditing its own citizens. vladimir putin made that clear. when the bullard investigation came out and there was talk about -- or those on the fbi's most wanted list. i don't think it is going to be likely that these perpetrators are going to be brought to justice in person but certainly, a chain of command can be established in other figures who are so heavily involved in shaping ukraine policy can be prosecuted and the suspects we have seen yesterday. >> thank you for a very interesting and insightful discussion. thank you to all three of you for joining here today -- joining us

member of the statute a-a which regulates the activities of the international criminal court of the iccthe rome statute. ukraine signed it but did not ratify it, and accordingly a-a the crime of aggression was introduced later and should be separately ratified by an additional protocol and this is a separate procedure that provides for ratification by both sides of the conflict, and there are not doubts but conviction that russia will not ratify these documents in any way it will not recognize the jurisprudence of this international criminal court, so it is necessary to create a truly legitimate and, uh, such an instrument of prosecution, and the team that you mentioned on philip sens and other experts both from ukraine and from other countries is really working on this countries of the world, many of them have experience working in various tribunals that were created over the past 30 years, and who was directly a prosecutor, and here sloboda is on milosevic, so they are present in this team experts working on the development of the model of this court, to date, there is still no final

murder , moreover, this is intentional murder, organized and, ultimately, the main thing is that the icc cannot consider the fundamental and main crime of aggression, namely ukraine, and is going to bring to justice the higher military and political leadership of russia it has jurisdiction, but with regard to the crime of aggression, this is an exception to the roman statute, it does not apply to this sanction, and in order for us to become a part of this case in court, we need ukraine and russia ratified this e-e rome statute and even a year. we have to wait for an alternative way of ukraine's appeal to the un security council, which can authorize the international criminal court to investigate the crimes of russian aggression against ukraine, but this appeal must be supported by 2/3 of the security council states, but in the un security council, we have the presence of russia is a minor procedural problem, and if, for example, it is not russia, then it can negotiate with china, which will block this yes, that is why they are currently working on the creation of a special tribunal, this

in the near future, it is worth counting on this institution with restrained ambitions, this is the icc for 20 years, it has carried out a whole series of proceedings in a number of countries, but to call them, let's say, such highly effective and er, it is probably not possible to be too successful. that is, we can now talk about the fact that this model is probably not the most effective and does not work as expected. the international criminal court is considering cases of war crimes, and here the nuance is that the highest officials of russia practically cannot be brought to justice for these crimes. they are immune from the jurisdiction of judges of other countries. these are the rules of international law. in theory, putin can be brought to justice for war crimes. but for this, it is necessary to prove this the whole chain between the executors of the soldiers of the russian army who, uh, there was a puppy of torture against our ukrainian soldier. and what is this order? he received it from his commander, then from his own, from his own, and so on, putin himself, the un internatio

. might have been to the icc.. yeah yeah, due to the world cup. yeah the fact it's all in one place is, is easier to navigate in light of we've got a game in a couple of days. i it's not far on one of the trains again normally we finish up today have get in a car or train and travel another to another city start again which is quite good fun . again which is quite good fun. this time we can actually relax, enjoy the heat. i would say go , enjoy the heat. i would say go, for a beer, but that's not as easy . yeah. and the media and easy. yeah. and the media and some people have been talking lot about the issues that the kind of social issues that are happening before the game. the england players starting, the old harry side not to wear the armband because of the fifa rules book in defeats to rules that book in defeats to objective come in a machine a game from was that where the fans talking about that at all do you think it's really up to them is this is politics really them is this is politics really the football

. might have been to the icc.. yeah yeah, due to the world cup. yeah the fact it's all in one place is, is easier to navigate in light of we've got a game in a couple of days. i it's not far on one of the trains again normally we finish up today have get in a car or train and travel another to another city start again which is quite good fun . again which is quite good fun. this time we can actually relax, enjoy the heat. i would say go , enjoy the heat. i would say go, for a beer, but that's not as easy . yeah. and the media and easy. yeah. and the media and some people have been talking lot about the issues that the kind of social issues that are happening before the game. the england players starting, the old harry side not to wear the armband because of the fifa rules book in defeats to rules that book in defeats to objective come in a machine a game from was that where the fans talking about that at all do you think it's really up to them is this is politics really them is this is politics really the football

provided, i think, the earliest technical support to gather evidence for future prosecutions at the icc evidence and provide support to the ukrainians, because the hon. gentleman is absolutely right that what we are hearing is abhorrent and wrong, and those who are conducting these things must be held to account. simon hoare my right hon. friend and i both represent rural constituencies and he will know the difficulty in securing both nhs dentistry and gps in rural areas. we on this side of the house know that the financial decisions that he and the chancellor will be taking are going to be tough, but notwithstanding that, may i urge him to ensure that as many initiatives as possible are supported to make gps and dentists aware that rural areas are attractive places to work and to encourage recruitment and retention? the prime minister my hon. friend is absolutely right about the importance of healthcare provision in rural areas, which our constituents feel acutely because of the distances they have to travel. he has my assurance that we will continue to prioritise both dentistry and gp

behind bars in the near future, it is worth counting on this institution with restrained ambitions, this iccyears has carried out a whole series of proceedings in a number of countries, but let's call them such highly effective and it is probably not possible to be too successful. that is, we can now talk about the fact that this model is probably not the most effective and does not work as expected by the un international court of justice or the european the human rights court is able to prove only the responsibility of russia as a state. however, they will not punish specific people, that is why ukraine insists on the creation of a special tribunal that would try putin and his supporters directly, not for specific war crimes, but for the fact of military aggression, which is the highest international crime according to the quote from the decision from the international tribunal in nuremberg, the closest analogue that we can talk about is the normer tribunal over nazi criminals, which took place after the victory in the second world war and it is obvious that one of the options that can be

in ukrainian courts, at the icc, and in the tribunal. ukrainian prosecutor andrey kostin. zalmayev from the racial democracy initiative. what did you make of his comments? if there is to be an agreed settlement between russia and ukraine, kyiv is unlikely to get everything at once, is it? there is going to be a lot of quibbling over exactly where and which borders russia is willing to retreat to, the pre—20 february, which means to occupy parts of crimea, sacred to hooton. 0r occupy parts of crimea, sacred to hooton. or 1991 occupy parts of crimea, sacred to hooton. 0r1991 borders were ukraine became independent after the breakup of the soviet union. it's going to be a lot of two and throw on that and there is going to be some compromise. there is a question that hundreds of billions of dollars in damage to ukraine's infrastructure and the question is who is going to pick up the bill? putin would expect the westwood or ukraine as a failed state because ukrainians do not have funds. let me remind you that over $300 billion of russian sovereign wealth fund have beans frozen

england's cricketers will play india on thursday in the second of the semi—finals of the icc t20 worldali of england says it's unlikely dawid malan will play, after he picked up a groin injury. he's obviously a big player and he has been, for over a number of years, been one of our best players. and i think it's... i don't know, but it doesn't look great, to be honest with you. but...i think he had a scan yesterday and the players, we had the day off — we just arrived and we don't really know a lot, but i'm not sure it's looking great. fans have lined the streets of downtown houston for a parade to celebrate the astros' world series win over the weekend. around one million people turned out to celebrate the astros' second—ever world series win, and saturday's victory over the philadelphia phillies ensured a 4—2 series win that gave the astros' 73—year—old manager dusty baker his first title in 25 seasons in that position — the last three of those in houston. you can get all the latest sports news, of course, at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the re

creating the interagency's kim icc. to address quality and effectiveness of the security requirements of federal facilities. membership of the icy and consists of senior executives from 66 federal departed agencies. this collective security matter allows the ioc to develop top tier resources coordinate resources to problems that of individual departments alone. the ceased clot to form the carries outwork with its members with a governance framework of subcommittees working groups. it is working groups which are provisional, or taxes bodies assange by sea will clear objectives and deliverables. in march 2003 in the role of church answered from the general services administration to dhs. dhs delegated these this responsibility to cisa in light of its role to protections are the nations critical infrastructure. the stewardship of the icy ensures that it supports, law and leverages state local territorial traveler stations as will house the private sector. all essential partners as we work to ensure the continue to protect

by more than 100%. if we talk about e about october, then during october, a in the warehouse at the icca time more than. thousand defe at a rate of 23.000 deff as a result, the waiting time for goods from china may stretch instead of the usual two months, the problem is partially compensate for road and rail transport, but border crossing points are simply not designed for such volumes on this route. we estimate our delivery at approximately 35-40 days before uh. this is still more or less predictable. although we can say that the closer to the new year, the closer these dates are. everything will increase more and more, the more difficult it will be to predict them. will be further complicated by the fact that this time the chinese new year will come earlier than usual in mid-january, but many factories are starting to curtail production for a month, or even a month and a half , orders arriving at this time are still, of course, accepted, but they will only be executed after the holidays. too much load on logistics within the country in such conditions, chinese sellers advise not to co

come for important ngos, international, on the ground.ea we have the european union and we have the iccon grid the commission of hrc already talks about the contribution of that commission to the accountability to identify responsibilities for the alleged violations of human rights. so whatf i see and i can share the inside. the inside isid very simple. after i appointed them i had a conversation on a weekly basis on how they will start working and immediately they got in contact with the other accountability mechanisms to try to maximize the effort of the international community. and we have to remember that the hrc mechanisms have a higher possibility of leverage when accountability comes to the picture. because we are creating an independent mechanisms that do not have a domestic or national agenda or an ngo agenda. they look at the facts. they talk to individuals and we have to think about we don't need double of people in ukraine. ukraine. because when you're so many accountability mechanisms addressing the same facts in the same victims, it's inhuman for victims to have to give th

by more than 100%. if we talk about e about october, then during october, a in the warehouse at the iccthousand defe at a rate of 23.000 deff as a result, the waiting time for goods from china can stretch instead of the usual two weeks to almost 2 months . just not designed for such volumes on this route. we estimate our deliveries at approximately 35-40 days before uh. it's still uh, more or less uh predictable. although we can say that the closer to the new year, the closer these dates are. everything will increase more and more , the more difficult it will be to predict them further. this will be complicated by the fact that this time the new year according to the chinese calendar will come earlier than usual in mid-january, but many factories begin to curtail production already a month or even a month and a half incoming orders still, of course, accept, but fulfill they will start only after the holidays too much workload on logistics within the country in such conditions, chinese sellers advise not to count on a miracle and so that the new year's order does not become a gift by mar

in ukrainian courts, at the icc and in the tribunal.an withdrawal from kherson in the south of the country. we are hearing news from our colleagues in moscow that the russian defence ministry has said the redeployment of forces to the eastern side of the derny pro river has been completed. our colleagues in moscow are advising us that redeployment effectively does mean withdrawal. in its daily update the military said that at 5am moscow time, the redeployment of russian units to the eastern bank of the dnipro river was completed. all russian service personnel that moved across, there were no losses of men, hardware or material of the russian forces group. that is according to this official statement which went on to list some alleged successes for the russian military in ukraine in the last 2a hours. i do think it is worth reiterating that there has been no confirmation so far from the government in ukraine, no confirmation from kyiv or indeed elsewhere, that a russian withdrawal has taken place around that port city of kherson. but the

we need to enhance the work of the icc and not weaken _ enhance the work of the icc and not weaken itsion. and i would like to address— aggression. and i would like to address you, britain, and you, ladies — address you, britain, and you, ladies and _ address you, britain, and you, ladies and gentlemen, with a request _ ladies and gentlemen, with a request. we need to unite the world community, — request. we need to unite the world community, just as it happened in january— community, just as it happened in january 1942, to support a special tribunal— january 1942, to support a special tribunal against the aggression of russia _ tribunal against the aggression of russia against ukraine. i am asking you a _ russia against ukraine. ! am asking you a small— russia against ukraine. i am asking you a small favour, to become the world _ you a small favour, to become the world leader in the justice efforts. thisjustice is notjust needed for ukraine — thisjustice is notjust needed for ukraine. we need it so the world can lead its _ ukraine. we need it so the world can lead its life _ ukraine.

or is there an icc or someone else a human. here they can say something.al, by and large, it almost does not matter, because in relation to ukraine, no sanctions have been applied for eight years or for these 8 months. how many thousands of violations were recorded during minsk, one minsk-2, no sanctions from these proposals, you have some kind of imposition, if they have a proposal, i have only one best answer on these here, incidents are the successful conduct of a special military operation, including , among other things, acts of sabotage and even some kind of elimination of figures significant to ukraine. there is no need for any judicial bandera was tried, then after the war. as for the azov azov people. uh. here they are condemned. moreover, they were also sentenced to death. that's in my opinion, if someone is not, who are judged and sentenced. this sentence must be carried out immediately. here is the astlin. now he again going to the special zone, as he does not confuse. he talks about those mercenaries who were sentenced to death in donetsk, but

earliest technical support to gather evidence to put cases together for future prosecutions at the iccside of the house we know that the financial decision that he and the financial decision that he and the chancellor will be taking will be tough. notwithstanding that, can i urge him to assure us that there is an many initiatives as possible can be supported in place in order to make sure that gps and dentists know that working in rural areas is a attractive place and in terms of recruitment and retention? white background of a friend is absolutely right about the importance of health care provision in rural areas. tie care provision in rural areas. he has my assurance we will continue to prioritise both dentistry and gp recruitment to make sure that everyone in this country has access to the primary health care they need and deserve. t to the primary health care they need and deserve-— and deserve. i am not going to be bullied into _ and deserve. i am not going to be bullied into silence _ and deserve. i am not going to be bullied into silence by _ and deserve. i am not going to be bu

like many members of the senate, i have been critical of the icc in the past. i have criticized it for its biased investigations into u.s. servicemembers in afghanistan as an example and into israel. under previous leadership i believe it was a seriously flawed institution that had lost sight of its core mission, to prosecute real war crimes and achieve results that can act as a deterrent for future war crimes. however, i believe the new leadership, including prosecutor kareem khan, is very project and is right at his ship in many ways at the icc. i born-alive there is an important window of opportunity for the united states and its allies to work more closely with the icc. we spoke closely and officially with them about support in ukraine. i now look forward to working with my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to ensure we are providing them assistance. while in the netherlands, i also met with the prime minister ruta and commended his government for its leadership in the role for justice. the dutch have sent dozens of law enforcement experts to ukraine, f