icrc to supply any food or medication. icrc it _ to supply any food or medication. icrc it is — to supplyrgency patients from nagorno—karabakh to armenia. nothing else. nagorno—karabakh to armenia. nothing else and _ nagorno—karabakh to armenia. nothing else. and just imagine if there is no food, — else. and just imagine if there is no food, just this shop, one of the biggest _ no food, just this shop, one of the biggest shops of nagorno—karabakh is fully empty. and there is nothing. the bread — fully empty. and there is nothing. the bread supply, no. 0n fully empty. and there is nothing. the bread supply, no. on this stage, is already— the bread supply, no. on this stage, is already over 50% of the whole demand — is already over 50% of the whole demand. there is no flower because they are _ demand. there is no flower because they are shooting our farmers, we don't _ they are shooting our farmers, we don't have — they are shooting our farmers, we don't have enough fuel in order to transport — don't have enough fuel in order to transport the flower and the wheat to the _ transport the flow

the package was labelled, �*icrc valuables'.cutors ruled out any connection with crime, and say they assume the owner wanted the red cross to have the gold. you're live with bbc news. the authorities in hawaii have published the names of almost a00 people who've been missing since wildfires swept the island of maui earlier this month. they want any survivors on the list to come forward so the number of people unaccounted for can be reduced. teams are still searching the charred remains of the historic town of lahaina and other areas. 115 people are known to have died. canada is experiencing its worst wildfire season on record, with tens of thousands of people evacuated from their homes. the federal government has had to deploy the military to several regions but more than 1,000 fires still burn across the country. our correspondent wyre davies reports from the town of kelowna. that's my house on fire and i think, my love, that's yours. that's big. joanna and duncan have been friends and neighbours for decades. i think that's us.

i'm disappointed the icrc is not speaking up more strongly about it because this is a violation of thea convention. russia is an initiator of the geneva convention process. they are obligated to provide access, which generally does not disclose information, but is involved in trying to improve the humanitarian situation. they are not even allowing that which is a complete outrage. they usually don't want to speak up against a party, but they need to use every leverage they can to have access. it is a little different than inquiry commissions bringing out all kidns of heaven -- kinds of evidence. they should provide access but the russians do not want to show what they areoing. they will deny that and there's no real way to enforce it. >> just to jump in, last question, are you confident there will be some form of justice if these acts are then verified? >> yes, there will be -- i am sure the icc, they have already put out two arrest warrants for putin. this is additionally a crime in which the commanders of these camps, the people in the military chain of command that run them, even up

agencies and the icrc to nagorno karabakh. i thank you. >> i thank his excellency for his statement and i now give the floor to his excellency, the first deputy minister of foreign affairs of cuba. >> madam president, we align ourselves with this statement that is to be delivered by the representative of the bolivarian republic of venezuela on behalf of the group of friends in defense of the charter of the united nations. at the world summit on food that was held in 1996, the historic leader of the cuban revolution, fidel castro rous, announced the root causes of inequalities and hunger when he said as follows, it is capitalism, neo liberalism, the laws of unbridled market, external debt, underdevelopment, unequal exchange that kills so many people around the world. a profoundly unjust, antidemocratic, and exclusionary order persists. it has provoked an exponential growth in hunger, poverty and food insecurity. the current multi dimensional global crisis has contributed to increasing the gaps between the north that is increasi

the package was labelled, �*icrc valuables'. connection with crime, and say they assume the owner wanted the red cross to have the gold. you're live with bbc news. the city of sao paulo is having to think of ways to house people before winter hits. we report now from sao paulo. here in brazil's biggest city the cost of living crisis has become so acute that some estimate that 50,000 people are living rough in sao paulo. this is a country known for its poverty and inequality but homes are becoming unaffordable for some but the city is coming up for some but the city is coming up with ways to get families off the streets. the difference between having have—nots could not be clearer in this biggest city in the southern hemisphere. can you believe people can't afford to live here. in sao paolo's largest slum. this is paradise city in english. forthose slum. this is paradise city in english. for those who live here it's hardly idyllic. this couple pay £58 a month for this room but they can't afford it. their six—year—old granddaughte