being prosecuted at the icc. the africaunion was feeling picked on as it was by the international criminal law -- the first 29 indictments of the internaonal, no work were all africans. in the african union wanted to show that africa was capable of prosecuting these kinds of crimes, and so it invested in this court on a senegal. but we are seeing whether it is national courts -- we sell rently in guinea, the prosecution of a man for the stadium massacre in 2008. we saw in peru, fujimori and guatemala, rios montt. we are seeing around the world a huge amount of justice that is happening. not the international criminal court, necessarily, but what is interesting is all of the cases i just described are cases which like the habré cases were victim-driven. these are not top-down cases. his are cases in which victims and their allies have organized, have fought for 10, 20 years to create the political conditions to do the documentation, often to hand it to judges a silver platter the documentation and fight to create

there is no reason now why the investigation cannot be taken by the icc.itnesses we have located a readily available to the prosecutor there or here or in the hague. the crime scene can be investigated and the whole picture can be put together. if there is sufficient evidence, the perpetrators can be charged. >> al jazeera submission to the icc has sparked a furious response from the israeli government. >> this is an incident that has been investigated deeply and confidentially. i suggest the officials and al jazeera go and check what happens to journalists in iran. there is no army that behaves morally like the idea. >> news conference at the hague heard from international media representatives who said her killing was part of a systematic attempt to silence journalists poised to's that would continue unless justice was served. also present was her knees lena. that her niece. >> it is these moments that we rely on the international community and courts to investigate such crimes so that there is accountability and also to prevent future crimes like this f

israel does not recognize the icc's authority.fuses to conglomerate with any investigation into possible war crimes in the occupied territory. the prime minister jair lapid made it pretty clear in a statement. saying, no one will investigate israeli soldiers, and no one will preach to us about morals and warfare, certainly not al jazeera. the u.s. is also taking the position that the international criminal court is no place for israeli palestinian issues. >> when it comes to the icc, we maintain our long-standing objections to the icc's investigation into the palestinian situation. and the position, the icc should focus on its core mission. the core mission of serving as a court of lassiter in punishing and deterring atrocity crimes. it is worth reiterating that shireen abu aqleh was an american citizen. the fbi had opened an investigation into abu aqleh's killing. according to al jazeera the u.s. justice department has not come from the israeli accounts, and the state department distance itself from the possible explanation sayin

and not weaken it the icc and not weaken it the icc and not weaken it we need it to punish those who are we need it to punish those who are we need it to punish those who are politically and militarily responsible politically and militarily responsible politically and militarily responsible for the crime of war and terror this is for the crime of war and terror this is for the crime of war and terror this is the seventh point of our formula of the seventh point of our formula of the seventh point of our formula of peace and i hope and believe that peace and i hope and believe that peace and i hope and believe that britain can become the leader of its britain can become the leader of its britain can become the leader of its implementation but france the implementation but france the implementation but france the netherlands the baltic states and now netherlands the baltic states and now netherlands the baltic states and now the usa are actively campaigning for the the usa are actively campaigning for the the usa are actively campaigning for the creation of a separate judicial body cre

two prerequisites must be met: first, that the russian federation ratifies the rome statute of the icc and the campanian amendments to it regarding the crime of aggression, or the second option, that the situation in ukraine be referred to the international criminal court of the security council at the un, we understand that it is very likely that neither the first nor the second scenario will work in this situation, therefore the iss definitely does not have jurisdiction over the crime of aggression in our situation and cannot have it. this is an axiom. that is, we do not even talk about it with our international partners. everyone understands everything and voted for this, and therefore, understanding this, we believe that a special tribunal can be an important complementary mechanism to the international criminal court, that is, the international criminal court deals with three categories of international crimes. they said that he, and in addition to it, a special tribunal investigates and persecutes natural persons who have committed the crime of aggression against ukraine, we are

governor, chief, my colleagues, in north carolina christmas tree signify christmas but they also signify icctball. [laughter] and we are at the start and this will carry through the season. i am proud to be here thank you to the forest service in many people involved with the hard work to make this happen. for decades that capital christmas tree brings americans together by highlighting the beauty across the country from six rivers national forest were last year's tree came from to the national forest and north carolina from this tree just arrived we are blessed with forest that are second 29 at almost 80 feet this not only exemplifies the beauty of appellation it serves as a reminder to americans of the magnificence of this country and only have to be grateful for. i am proud history is from the state of north carolina and senator tillis is just as pleased as i. time and time again our capital christmas tree reminds us of the importance of working together to be good stewards of our environment to future generations can enjoy the bounties of our forests of christmas is still to come i wish

of the mechanisms that the international community has, led by the international criminal court, the icce hague, none of them, frankly, are capable of bringing vladimir putin to any kind of courtroom. history convincingly proves that authoritarian regimes collapse, and their leaders who think that they are untouchable appeared under the court. and i believe that law is a very dynamic material. we live in a new century and we can fill this accountability gap with a new additional international mechanism. and we must change the approach to work around justice, to provide justice for all victims, not only for those who will be lucky to be selected by international criminal court. let me ask you a very basic question. here we are celebrating your winning, jointly winning the nobel peace prize. but right now, you are not a woman with a message of peace. it seems you believe that the war has to continue, that ukraine must be victorious, and you are asking the international community to send more weapons to ukraine. so yours is not right now a message focused on peace. it is a message actually

nick: is the goal and a special tribunal, specifically the crime of aggression, which the icc does notver, is the goal to hold senior offials to account, including vladimir putin himself? oleksandra: putin and senior leadership, and high military command. nick: for the first time the european mission has endorsed your call for a special tribunal, but the u.s. has still not endorsed a special tribunal, and officials i speak to here are worried it could take a long time to create a special tribunal from scratch, and it could dilute the work of the icc. what do you say? oleksandra: they are interconnected, complex. ok, before the international tribunal takes too much time, we have lessons learned to do it faster. nick: meaning you want justice to be achieved during the war itself? oleksandra: yes. why are we looking through the prism of the tribunal, criminals were tried after the nazi regime collapsed. nick: do you think the west has failed to hold food into account in the past, long before 2014 -- hold putin into account in the past, long before 2014? oleksandra: all of this in ukraine

divorced on the road the driver got injured at the scene of the icc emergency services are working organized traffic. the united states has changed the hymars rocket system for ukraine and to missiles did not reach russia in washington ruled out the installation of high-precision ballistic missiles of the earth class on them, which kiev can buy from other countries in the white house, they fear that ukraine will stop obeying and start firing american weapons on russian territory the authorities of the kursk region report a drone attack in the area of ​​the local airfield. the head of the region wrote on his page on the social network that due to the impact , the oil storage device caught fire to the air . our correspondent alexander shavyrina alexander greetings, the fire has already been extinguished. hello alexandra, there must be an emergency in the kursk region today in the area of ​​​​the kursk airfield at about 6 hours 30 minutes as a result of a drone strike, oil caught fire, a black smoke cloud accumulator, stretched for several kilometers on the spot and now the special services are

bring to justice those responsible for the acceleration of war crimes in ukraine, he believes that the icc is authorized to effectively investigate war crimes committed in ukraine, this is the situation mr. boris, why do you think the view on this story can be different, someone insists on the specialty of the structure of special tribunals someone says no, the international criminal court is enough, or isn't there an attempt to blur this story somehow, because the investigation is very important, i don't think that someone is just trying to make mud. there may be absolutely different views on this situation, for example, there are groups of people who believe that if the international court of justice has jurisdiction, then harsh punishments are not enough and it is not enough if there are very long trials and it will not be like nuremberg 2 mr. borys, finally, the news that completely knocked me out of my tracks dmytro lubinets, our ombudsman noted that torture centers for children were found in kherson . this, in my opinion, is a completely new episode, a new level of cynicism, a specia

thrilled to have you all here with us as we begin to wrap up a very successful week of events here at the icc. over the last few days we discussed the threat that corruption poses to the rule of law and good governance, as well as anticorruption's role in building a fair and sustainable future for all. we've also discussed combating criminal networks and klepto crowds, and what the fight against corruption may look like in the future. during this session, we will discuss what that fight looks like on the ground with the three brave anticorruption defenders who, just this morning, were confirmed with the u.s. department of state anticorruption champion's award. this award recognizes individuals who have demonstrated leadership, courage, and impact in preventing, exposing, and combating corruption. before i introduce the secretary and our three champions on stage, i would like to take a moment to recognize all of the 2022 anticorruption champions who are with us today in the audience. the 20 acca awardees, would you please stand up. [applause] >> thank you for the tireless work that you do ever

recognizing the jurisdiction of the international criminal court, therefore, in relation to ukraine, the iccsider cases, but in relation to the crime of aggression, it cannot, therefore, ukraine takes a consistent position that aggression must be punished before aggression is the cause of all the crimes that took place on the territory of ukraine, but as for what will change, it is important for us to say and emphasize that the court can be created only on the basis of a contract, that is, mrs. ursula has already talked about this, that we need a court that will be able to unite the will of different countries of european countries because this crime, crimes against ukraine , are taking place on the territory of the european continent. therefore, it can be such a continental issue that the tribunal for russia and i think that a lot will change because it will be a question of european countries who believe that the highest political leadership should be attracted and aggression committed on the territory of the european continent, that is, if it is very primitive to explain the world, the in

here it is well, not even this judicial instrument, but it will not affect the consideration of the iccnd the cases that they consider regarding war crimes committed in ukraine by the russian federation no less well, the scale of these crimes by the russian military was also significant in georgia in 2008. well, there are almost 200,000 refugees and displaced persons there, and the dead, i am quoting according to georgian data, 224 civilians died, only 224 civilians, 15 went missing, 547 were wounded and also from the georgian military, 169 people were killed, almost 1,000 were wounded, that is, the scale of the killing of the civilian population and the scale of the displacement of refugees were also quite significant, however, this is not recognized for some reason by us in the world, this is due to the fact that it is necessary to prove a direct connection between the actions of the aggressor state, which was the russian federation, and, accordingly, the losses or the crimes declared as war crimes or crimes against humanity that are considered by the international criminal court and

ukrainian law enforcement agencies and prosecutors' offices, a small part of them will be considered in the icc and what other part will be considered within the framework of e-e mechanism of universal jurisdiction. yes, in different countries , depending on the peculiarities of their legislation, we observe and see that there is a great risk that the system will not cope and all other existing efforts they will not be able to help to a sufficient extent that at least most of these crimes can be investigated prosecuted in the courts the question remains then how to close this gap in justice our organization for example some other organizations support a-a hybrid model of a hybrid court and which would have the authority to consider all these most serious international crimes combined national and international elements, but korenevich does not agree with such a position, according to him , there is currently a sufficient structure which are engaged in war crimes, but there is no institution that would consider the crime of aggression , therefore it should be created in this position, it support

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you know, former president duterte is being investigated by the icc. the number of people killed in the brutal drug war. we've now re-elected overwhelmingly this year president ferdinand, 36 years after the people power revolt that ousted his father for stealing $10 billion. this was the charge against him. and out of that maybe $4 billion has been recovered by the government since then. well, his son -- his only son and namesake is now president. that's an emblematic election how information operation that began in 2014 literally changed history in front of our eyes. turning him from a pariah to a hero. the struggle of man against power is the struggle of memory against forgetting. our information ecosystem can flip things, can shift our biology, and that has geopolitical impact. >> the struggle of memory over forgetting, that is a really great quote. maria, as always a pleasure to have you on. the book is absolutely terrific, really a must-read. and your work is so precious. keep doing it. >> thanks for having me, fareed. >>> next on "gps," world cup

take a long time to create a special tribunal from scratch and that it could dilute the work of the iccse worries? >> we live in a connected, complex, quick world. ok, if before it takes too much time, we have lessons learned. why can't we do it faster? >> meaning you want justice to be achieved during the war itself? >> yes, because why are we looking at the world thrgh the prism of the nuremberg trials, when they were tried after the regime collapse. justice has to be independent on putin's in power. >> do you think the west has failed to call put into account in the west, long before 2014, syria, chechnya, etc.? >> i'm sure all that we now face in ukraine is total impunity which russian troops have been chechnya, mondovi, libya, georgia, and in other countries of the world. they have never been punished. the russians believe they can do whatever they want. >> last weekend, we heard something from french president macron. he said the war would require russian security guarantees. are you concerned the international community is more concerned in peace than injustice? >> the internatio

but i think there's probably more that we can do in that direction to make sure that the icc is getting the best sources of information, not just in the s-c-i-f but from all sources. >> i like to say it's a great source of you can now have 1 million people looking at satellites images or villa both for everyone to see. -- you don't have to take the intelligence community's words now when they say, troops of moves into this region, you can go online and see the column yourself. -- the commercial space market, satellite marketplace, is just running forward with these technologies that are gonna be delivering more and more of this. folding that into our thinking is absolutely vital. >> i want to thank each of you. this is incredibly important as we begin this discussion with the beyond the scif series, what should we be doing in the intelligence community. you've been able to help in our discussion of what we should be doing with the intelligence community and have we should reform the intelligence committee itself. i want to give you an opportunity for closing remarks before we close this

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

and we've worked with the icc, which is on board and helping us work through the standardized methodology, for now, bringing in data, analyzing that data and reporting that data in the appropriate method and appropriate means that we can either get it to our service personnel to ensure their safety, or get it to you in the congress sense of the public to ensure we have oversight to what we are doing. -- can we get assurances that your analysts will follow the fact where they lead and assess all by bought the seats? >> yes absolutely. we're open to all hypotheses. we are open to any conclusions that we may encounter. >> quickly, before i pass it to ranking member and then chairman schiff, i want to thank you both for taking the time and i had a good time meeting with you last week. -- it's fair to say that you are a science fiction fan, is that correct? >> it's fair to say that i am in an inquisitive mind, who has spent 40 years in the intelligence field enough focused on both science and science fiction, that is fair. we -- my generation grew up looking at space sinus and the apollo progr

. >> are there lessons learned from their registration with icc? that we should consider. >> i think as i mention to senator gillibrand and senator -- , this question about our ability to pierce through, and i will use that word, the regulated entity in this case, the questions i'm getting today. we have gotten him in the past, there have been some suggestions which are just false, that we had some authority to go into the ftx entity's. we simply did not. that is something to consider, but it comes with risks. that's what we need to balance, because one of those risks is i couldn't come before this committee today until you, i know exactly where customer money is in the letter x entity. that's what worries me, right? if we had that reciprocal relationship with a non registered entities, would that have given them an opportunity to fish around ledger x, and take that customer money? in which case, that's not a message i'm going to be sharing with you. >> right. and in terms of global situations, regulatory structures and other places around the worl

bankman-fried with defaulting investors as well as charges with the icc and the southern district of new york. in your testimony, you described the ftx group as having in a manageable amount of practices. you made that graphically clear. in particular in what mr. bankman-fried is accused of. the fcc particularly -- one-way the bankman-fried rated funds to amateur research was encouraging customers to deposit cash in alameda control bank accounts. mr. ray, could you explain how ftx was able to conceal that? >> it is still somewhat early in our investigation but i can confirm that funds were deposited directly into alameda, as opposed to ftx bank accounts. unfortunately, obviously, this courage. >> well a question on the bankruptcy, it has been reported that ftx digital and ftx australia were not included in the bankruptcy filing because local regulators had already initiated their own proceedings. is it true that they could not have been included because of that? >> yes, our filing occurred on november 11th. there were other filings that had occurred shortly before. >> one last saw, m

bankman-fried has been faulting -- accused of defaulting investors as well as charges with the icc and the southern district of new york. use -- described ftx and made it clear to have mr. bankman-fried, he is accused of, the fcc alleges one way in which mr. bankman-fried diverted funds is to direct people to -- can you explain how ftx concealed that the article mr. ray: we are somewhat early in our investigation but we can confirm funds were deposited directly into alameda as opposed to ftx bank accounts. obviously, this situation. rep. lucas: it has been reported ftx digital and ftx australia were not included in the filing because local regulators initiated their own proceedings. it is true that they have been included because of that? mr. ray: our filing occurred on november 11. there were other filings that have occurred shortly before. rep. lucas: your profession is cleaning up messes other people have made. is that a fair way to describe it? not messes you made but messes they made. how does this compare in your experience, magnitude wise? the worst or the worst by magnitude? mr

not now, the issue is the he was not allowed to leave brazil footballing for his career and so the iccreer it cosmos. so after his career it was period of enlightenment was a period of enlightenment for because he was able to for pele because he was able to tour the and he mixed with tour the world and he mixed with film , mix the presidents. film stars, mix the presidents. he huge film. they had he was in a huge film. they had affairs. yes three marriages and the great escape . you know, it the great escape. you know, it was the escape to victory. this quy's was the escape to victory. this guy's being fulfilled in guy's victory being fulfilled in there he wasn't he wasn't there with he wasn't he wasn't even of his career even in his prime of his career at that point but ended the at that point yet. but ended the taboo viagra . as taboo around viagra. yes as well. 2002 is latest is latest was in 1917. so at the age of 75. so accomplished that. well, i met him in 2000 at the end of 2000 for the end of the sports personality of the year award over the bbc one city. and i interviewed him