- the ira's internal security unit whose — the ira's internaln for subject of public claims, _ speculation and litigation for some 20 years — speculation and litigation for some 20 years while _ speculation and litigation for some 20 years. while stakeknife - speculation and litigation for some 20 years. while stakeknife was - 20 years. while stakeknife was undoubtedly— 20 years. while stakeknife was undoubtedly a _ 20 years. while stakeknife was undoubtedly a valuable - 20 years. while stakeknife was undoubtedly a valuable asset . 20 years. while stakeknife was . undoubtedly a valuable asset who provided — undoubtedly a valuable asset who provided intelligence _ undoubtedly a valuable asset who provided intelligence about - undoubtedly a valuable asset who provided intelligence about the i undoubtedly a valuable asset who. provided intelligence about the ira at considerable _ provided intelligence about the ira at considerable risk _ provided intelligence about the ira at considerable risk to _ provided intelligence about the ira at considerabl

army, special branch and mi5 dreaded being exposed and interrogated by the ira's ruthless internal security unitder martin mcguinness once left me in no doubt what an informer�*s fate would be. if republican activists — who know what the repercussions are for going over to the other side — in fact go over to the other side, then they, more than anyone else, are totally and absolutely aware of what the penalty for doing that is. death? death, certainly. johnny dignam, a former ira prisoner, was suspected of being a british spy working for special branch. i personally can't see him working for the ruc. i couldn't believe it, knowing johnny and living with him. i interviewed claire dignam 30 years ago. her memories are still as painful as ever. he was my husband and he was the father of my children and i loved him, no matter what people say he did or he didn't do. i loved him with every bone in my body. claire, like many grieving families, is still looking for answers — not least, if their loved ones were working for the british, why didn't the british rescue them? if he had been working for securi

of murder victims, people killed as alleged informant or touts through to survivors of ira internal secure unite engaged in the can over investigation process have had different levels of expectation. for some, the engagement was about gaining as much information as possible in the circumstances surrounding the killing of a loved one. for others, they've had little or interest in a criminal case but many others wanted to see criminal prosecutions. forthe many others wanted to see criminal prosecutions. for the former, many others wanted to see criminal prosecutions. forthe former, both this report and the painting further family bespoke reports due to follow does what it says on the tin. this report is delivered for them. the level of information and detail imparted in the report certainly meets expectations. for others, it is a case of what might have been. and it's somewhat a halfway house on justice. we say this because, given the sheer volume of evidence and information, albeit much of which is often evidential, intelligence nature, there never was an expectation that the pps could direct p

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those who were murdered by stakeknife or in connection with the activities of stakeknife's internal security unitiven as much detail as possible on the actual circumstances in which their loved ones died. so that's stage two, if you like, and stage they will be the final report of the investigation, which will tell the story of stakeknife from beginning to end, including parts of the details because matters will only be published in relation to the individual victims with concerns to their families, individual victims with concerns to theirfamilies, because they individual victims with concerns to their families, because they have suffered so much over the years. let's speak to our correspondent jennifer o'leary, who joins us from belfast. jennifer, let's talk about the significance of this report to start with secular the significance of the report is that it has shown a light into dark corners of the so—called dirty war — the intelligence war between the british state and the ira - between the british state and the ira — during the troubles. freddie scappaticci was agent stakeknife — he was a s

ira's internal security unit. 00 murders and abductions unked than 100 murders and abductions linked to the unit. the investigation was conducted by bedfordshire police, costing around £40 million over a seven year period , now serving as year period, now serving as a psni chief constable, john butcher says there was strong evidence of very serious criminality by stakeknife was undoubtedly a valuable asset who provided intelligence about the ira at considerable risk to himself , ira at considerable risk to himself, claims that he was responsible for saving countless or hundreds of lives are hugely exaggerated . exaggerated. >> most importantly, these claims belie the fact that stakeknife was himself involved in very serious and wholly unjustified , viable criminality unjustified, viable criminality whilst operating as an agent, including murders. >> met police firearms officer martin blake has denied the murder of chris kaba after being named publicly for the first time. the 24 year old was shot once in the head th

codenamed stakeknife, he was working covertly for the british army inside the ira's internal security unitd to that unit. chief constable john bucha, who's now with the police service in northern ireland, says there's strong evidence of very serious criminality. >> stakeknife was undoubtedly a valuable asset who provided intelligence about the ira at considerable risk to himself, claims that he was responsible for saving countless or hundreds of lives are hugely exaggerated. most importantly , these claims most importantly, these claims belie the fact that stakeknife was himself involved in very serious and wholly unjustifiable criminality whilst operating as an agent , criminality whilst operating as an agent, including murders. >> well, stakeknife is widely believed to have been a west belfast man who was 77 when he died last year. belfast man who was 77 when he died last year . solicitor kevin died last year. solicitor kevin winters, who represents a number of the victims families, says the agent needs to be identified officially . officially. >> the decision not to name freddie scappat

codenamed stakeknife, he was working covertly for the british army inside the ira's internal security units widely believed to have been

major independent report into stakeknife — the british army's top agent inside the ira's internal security unitncluded that his work probably resulted in more lives being lost than saved. the seven—year investigation — called operation kenova — examined the activities of freddie scappaticci during the troubles in northern ireland. he's suspected of involvement in numerous murders. the police service of northern ireland's chief constable called on the uk government to apologise to the families affected, and said the ira needs to acknowledge its actions. sara girvinjoins us live from belfast. after seven yea rs, after seven years, nearly £40 million, and just over 200 pages, today we had the findings from 0peration kenova's interim report and it has found an army agent operating at the heart of the ira during the 30 years of violence in northern ireland known as the troubles probably cost more lives than he saved. don't take any more photos of this house, i'm telling you now. because if you, i'll come out and i'll- do you. - this is freddie scappaticci. his double life personified the so—called d

troubles, codenamed stakeknife, he was working covertly for the british army inside the ira's internal security unit operation canova, which was conducted by bedfordshire police, examined more than 100 murders and abductions linked to that unit. chief constable john bucha, who's now with the police service in northern ireland, says there's strong evidence of very serious criminality . very serious criminality. >> a stakeknife was undoubtedly a valuable asset who provided intelligence about the ira at considerable risk to himself, claims that he was responsible for saving countless or hundreds of lives are hugely exaggerated. most importantly , these claims most importantly, these claims belie the fact that stakeknife was himself involved in very serious and wholly unjustifiable criminality whilst operating as an agent, including murders. >> well, stakeknife is widely believed to have been a west belfast man who was 77 when he died last year. solicitor kevin winters , who represents a number winters, who represents a number of the victims families, says the agent needs to be identified officially . o

his cover was as the most feared interrogator in the ira's notorious internal security unit known asformers. astonishingly, some of them were also working for british intelligence. their families have suffered for decades without getting answers to their questions. were they informers? were their confessions real? why weren't they rescued? and why weren't their killers brought to justice? johnny dignam, a former ira prisoner, was suspected of being a british spy working for special branch. he paid the penalty — a bullet in the back of the head. his body was dumped on a lonely country road. i personally can't see him working for the ruc. i couldn't believe it, knowing johnny and living with him. i interviewed claire dignam 30 years ago. he was my husband and he was a father of my children. i loved him with every bone in my body. today, the memories are still painful. i don't have a photograph of my husband, because the memory of that, itjust brings up a dark, dark time. all the emotions that i've buried deep down inside. considering all she has been through, claire ended her interview

his cover was as the most feared interrogator in the ira's notorious internal security unit known asitish intelligence. their families have suffered for decades without getting answers to their questions. were they informers? were their confessions real? why weren't they rescued? and why weren't their killers brought to justice? johnny dignam, a former ira prisoner, was suspected of being a british spy working for special branch. he paid the penalty — a bullet in the back of the head. his body was dumped on a lonely country road. i personally can't see him working for the ruc. i couldn't believe it, knowing johnny and living with him. i interviewed claire dignam 30 years ago. he was my husband and he was a father of my children. i loved him with every bone in my body. today, the memories are still painful. i don't have a photograph of my husband, because the memory of that, itjust brings up a dark, dark time. all the emotions that i've buried deep down inside. considering all she has been through, claire ended her interview on an unexpected note. i actually forgive the people that ki

he was working covertly for the british army inside the ira's internal security unit, and they're known for abductions, torture and murder . for abductions, torture and murder. well, for abductions, torture and murder . well, stakeknife for abductions, torture and murder. well, stakeknife is widely believed to have been a west belfast man who was 77 when he died last year. solicitor kevin winters, who represents a number of the victims families , number of the victims families, says the agent needs to be officially identified . officially identified. >> the decision not to name fred scappaticci as the agent stakeknife has been difficult for many to accept the legal and tactical rationale for doing so will be lost on many people, particularly the next of kin of those murdered . those murdered. >> george galloway says that he has hundreds of candidates ready to run in the next general election. the leader of the workers party was sworn into parliament on monday following his by—election win last week. speaking to neil oliver earlier, the mp said his success in rochdale was the last straw

claire's distress mirrors the suffering of other families that stakeknife and the ira's internal security unityes, peter, iam. after you have seen the clip, we will pause and i willjust ask you your reactions to it. my name isjohnny dignam, from portadown... 0h, is that the...? no, i don't want to hear that. oh, i don't want to hear that. the sound was too painful a memory. peter taylorjoins me now. peter, we understand that the british government is likely to be called on to apologise if this report tomorrow. just explain to the viewers why that would be, what the justification would be. the justification _ justification would be. the justification is _ justification would be. the justification is the - justification would be. tie: justification is the horror of what happens to people like claire and many other people in her position. there was no explanation to the families. the families wanted to know... interestingly, the need for an apology was never raised in my conversations with claire and others. what they wanted to know was two things. first of all, were our loved ones informers? sec

he was working covertly for the british army inside the ira's internal security unit, known for abductionsrture and murder. northern ireland's first minister has apologised today to the bereaved families and said she's wholeheartedly committed to healing wounds of the past. stakeknife is widely believed to have been a west belfast man who was 77 when he died last year. solicitor kevin winters, who represents a number of the victims families, says the agent needs to be officially identified . identified. >> the decision not to name freddie scappaticci as the agent stakeknife has been difficult for many to accept the legal and tactical rationale for doing so will be lost on many people, particularly the next of kin of those murdered . those murdered. >> in other news, george galloway says that he has hundreds of candidates ready to run in the next general election . the leader of the workers party of britain was sworn into parliament on monday following his by—election win last week. speaking to neil oliver, the mp said his success in rochdale was the straw that broke the camel's back. >> th

talk like this, well, the resolutions of the security council against iran's hasti program were not binding, while there the international pressure and the united states itself followed up, in order to put international pressure, it asked the secretary general to report every 6 months. give it to the security council, the united nations and the world media, this is the case that if america is really looking for a peace and a lasting ceasefire in gaza and between the israelis and the palestinians, for example , between the zionist regime, then it can take practical measures, but i will never do this . finally, i will give a small example that there is a difference between the government it is not america's government, which means that every government comes from another government. if it doesn't do worse, it won't do better. at the end of the last weeks of the obama administration in december 2016, if i'm not mistaken, the obama administration also issued a un security council resolution against israeli settlements in he abstained and did not veto the west bank of the jordan river, and we know that the settlements where the israelis now have nea

talk like this, well the resolutions of the security council are against the plan, and iran was not binding, while there, international pressure and the united states itself followed up, in order to put international pressure , it asked the secretary general to report to the security council to the united nations every 6 months. and to the world media, this is what happens if america is really looking for peace a cease-fire and a lasting cease-fire in gaza and between israelis and palestinians, for example, between the zionist regime , well, he can take practical measures, but he will never do this. finally, let me give a small example that there is no difference between american governments, that is, every government comes from another government, if it doesn't do worse, it won't do better. at the end of the last weeks of the obama administration in december 2016 , if i'm not mistaken, the obama administration also has a council resolution. the united nations security council abstained and did not veto israel's settlements in the west bank, and we know that the settlements that the israelis are now close to one tenth of the zionist populati

united states for the convention. i is stronger because this experience, and exe international development. maybe the people have tried but i think the united nations are in keeping the international security justice6o. it's about what happens but i have a feeling we experience global change and with of the process -- >> a fewea we had a speaker come talk at the symposium from the group human rights first talked about the role of the united states and tt we can certainly point to, but she asked what's the alternative. what would be the alternative scenario to the strong position of the united states if we see theseth changesning and we see a pullback into more isolationism, so it's a quest■4n m posing based on that presentation. managing some critical issues that for example functions russe a justice system and everyone can advocate [inaudible] presen. youha made an interesting point when we look at the history of ukraine we start to see the experiments by the where the prosperity goesnt up, but i was wondering if you could flush out a little bit the material conditions are the economic prosperity and thehumas there a relationship there and how do we understand that? >> i think it is about

stakeknife, he was working for the british working covertly for the british army inside the ira's internal security unit operation canova, which was conducted by bedfordshire police , examined bedfordshire police, examined more than 100 murders and abductions linked to that unit, while stakeknife is widely believed to have been a west belfast man who was 77 when he died last year, solicitor kevin winters, who represents a number of the victims families, says the agent needs to be identified officially . officially. >> the decision not to name freddie scappaticci as the agent stakeknife has been difficult for many to accept the legal and tactical rationale for doing so will be lost on many people, particularly next of kin of those murdered . those murdered. >> in other news, george galloway has said that he has hundreds of candidates ready to run at the next general election . the leader of the workers party of britain was sworn into parliament on monday following his by—election win last week . his by—election win last week. while speaking to neil oliver, the mp said his success in rochdale was the stra

codenamed stakeknife, he was working covertly for the british army inside the ira's internal security unit . he's widely security unit. he's widely believed to have been a west belfast man who was 77 when he died last year. solicitor kevin winters , who represents a number winters, who represents a number of the victims families, says the agent needs to be officially identified . identified. >> the decision not to name freddie scappaticci as the agent stakeknife has been difficult for many to accept the legal and tactical rationale for doing so will be lost on many people, particularly next of kin of those murdered . those murdered. >> george galloway has said that he has hundreds of candidates who are ready to run in the next general election . the worker, general election. the worker, the leader of the workers party of britain who was sworn into parliament on monday following his by—election win last week. speaking to neil oliver on gb news earlier, the mp said his success in rochdale was the straw that broke the camel's back. >> the spread of candidates challenges, new parties, independ

protected and they will take no action that would endanger them for the united states, our system, secretary of defense and international security affairs. so as to why under said the united states is so you can fall back to our reputation on the disease and may find these as military government last week. and is there a declared the agreement that allowed us to operate in the country know and void in a televised broadcast the cues in the united states of disrespecting, its sovereignty, the governments of these yeah, regrets the will of the american delegation to do not the silver and the chevy and people's advice to choose the partners and the type of partnership that can help them truly fight terrorism. even though the united states of america has, you know, lots fairly decided to suspend all corporation between our 2 countries. the american presence on the territory of the republic of nisha is illegal and violates all the constitutional um type of credit rules that would like the silver and people in particular through select his representatives to be consulted for the installation of the forwarding all made on the national t

he's a senior associate fellow in international security at the royal united services institute in london. he joins us from that good of you to join the program. let me start by getting your reaction to what we've been hearing this evening. that a framework for a sci fi deal is now in place. israel has more or less agreed to it and we're just waiting on how much now to decide so i think it's a. busy and uh, just for the context here, this isn't a ceasefire deal that's being proposed per se. but rather it's a suggest john, the oppose in the fighting. and what we mean by that really is a person opposed that is really bombardment of gaza for a certain period of time. it's not a cease fire, per se, so i would mean the end of hostilities. these various have made it very clear that once they got the house which is out, then bombardment will continue there for after whether it's a few days later or a few weeks, but the bum barton will continue. so it's not exactly a ceasefire deal. it's a pause, a pause that will be a welcome rest spite uh to the people of gaza. but of course, what they really n

israel has been isolated in the international court of justice and the united nations security council and in the international arena. it is the only country that has seriously israel is supported by america, but the reality is that america itself is becoming more isolated in the international arena, hossein rouhani. the tunisian people also condemned the zionist regime's genocidal crime in gaza based on the demonstration in front of the american embassy. the hunger war against gaza with the green light of the arab countries. dozens of tunisian demonstrators gathered in front of the american embassy to condemn the genocide of the occupying regime supported by the united states in gaza. the palestinian resistance raised demands and increased actions. the economic embargo , whose success has been proven in tunisia and in arab countries , was the focus of a meeting with the presence of political activists and academic researchers, in which there were ways to use this economic weapon more. for actions and a report from lebanon according to al-mayadeen network, even though the regime's atta

israel has been isolated in the international court of justice and in the united nations security council and in the international arena. the country that seriously supports israel is america, but the reality is that america itself is isolating itself becoming more in the international arena. hossein rouhani of sada and sima news agency, tunisian people condemned the zionist regime's genocidal crime in gaza by protesting in front of the american embassy. the hunger war against gaza with the green light of the arab countries, dozens of tunisian demonstrators gathered in front of the american embassy, ​​the regime's genocide. the economic embargo, whose success has been proven in tunisia and in the arab countries , was the focus of a meeting with the presence of political activists and academic researchers , discussions in which ways to use it. you mentioned more than this economic weapon to put pressure on the western systems that support the occupation regime. the first issue is causing damage to companies and commercial symbols that support the zionist regime. the second issue is that th

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of the united states, a system 70 of defense and international security affairs, such as to why under said the united states is so you can fall back to our reputation on the disease and may find these as military government last week. and is there a declared the agreement that allowed us to operate in the country know and void in a televised broadcast the cues in the united states of disrespecting, its sovereignty, the governments of these yeah, regrets the will of the american delegation to do not the silver and the chevy and people's advice to choose the partners and the type of partnership that kind of helped them truly fight terrorism. even though the united states of america has, you know, lots fairly decided to suspend the old cooperation between our 2 countries. the american presence on the territory of the republic of nisha is illegal and violates all the constitutional tablet credit rules that looked like the silver and people in particular through select as representatives to be consulted for the installation of the forwarding all made on the national territory. currently, t

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appreciate your time let's speak to dr ha hellyer, senior associate fellow in international security studies at the royal united. white hello to you, thanks very much for coming on. in terms of what president biden, how he can sell this, he mentioned it in his state of the union address, in terms of its showing his inability to have talked israel around, prior to this, he is having to launch a corridor from a boat onto land come into this maritime corridor, rather than actually persuading israel to let more aid and on land. how do you see this in terms of a win for biden or what? ,., ., ., ~' i., , what? good evening. thank you very much for the — what? good evening. thank you very much for the invitation _ what? good evening. thank you very much for the invitation to _ what? good evening. thank you very much for the invitation to come into | much for the invitation to come into your programme. i think this is frankly an admittance of failure by president biden and by the administration were generally when it comes to gaza, israel is dependent on the united states in numerous ways the transfer of arms, the defe

i don't think good then, you mean that's in yahoo tears much about the international community, the united nations security council. the un, they've made it clear within minutes. so the resolution passing to these ravens have no intention of abiding by them. indeed, less than 24 hours after the passage of that resolution. about 17 pounds stains were killed in end. is there any bombardment with scores of others injured? so the message is clear. israel has no intention of abiding by resolution to 7 to 8 . call on the parties to cease fire for nothing. yeah. who governments put on a display of overage over divide and ministrations, refusal to veto the resolution by initially cancelling a visit. fine is really delegation to washington before quietly rescheduling it. it could have recalled it's defense minister. you'll have come on who was already in the see showing up more american arms shipments to israel. did not other political figures like security minister, if them are ben give here dismissed the un as anti semitic this in a country that oh, it's a very existence to the united nation on the is really the

think the united states and the west should work together in order to stop vibration and diversity gives them to stop the atrocities that are, that really threats to the international security and peace. and also the united states of america continue to escalate the situation by attacking of targeting young. i think also it's going to uh to it's the sheets that ships are, will be adopt and response to via fax on the targets against the m, the solution for ending the operations as it gets not any of them. if they want to stop the operations on the red feed them. so you have to stop via gratian there, because from a i'm also on the road. i just found that the united states of america is a novice seek and also to is talking to where i didn't get. i sees my and has not been reached. and the united states of america and the west support thing is riley occupation. after all, so these are taking place there. genocide is taking place there stages they are in get that. i'm the solution view. all the solution is to pump the declaration there. i'm to left the stage. i'm just as much some our own with emphasizes. and this is the, this is also the, the best solution. it's all right, it'

security. but the goal here for the united states is to try and work with the international partners to try and not only restore security, but also find them more enduring political solutions. so that is what is happening right now. what we know from the united states standpoint is that for many, many months what they have been doing is proposing that all re, lee to transition toward debit credit collections. but in the wake of this escalating and spiraling violence, what washington has done is really kind of a major about face. they had been resisting his resignation. and then as the corresponded from the miami herald had discussed, there's been this dramatic about faith now saying, but they want this hasty departure. so the united states putting forward what she mentioned is about $200000000.00 to support the submission. it is getting a bit of push back on capital hill. so all eyes now also on the un security council holding an emergency meeting to try and also try and figure out a solution to this escalating crisis. kimberly thinks that can be how could that at the white house, i can know ni

full membership in the united nations and ask some members of the united nations security council to remove obstacles to the international developments of the united nations . the national people's congress of china ministers and officials of chinese institutions and organizations present a report on their respective fields. mohammadreza khaliq verdi of radio and television news agency, the venue of the chinese foreign affairs news conference. channel 13 of the zionist regime's tv says that the battle in gaza has left the israeli soldiers very tired and worn out. this zionist media announced that the soldiers of the three gaffati, commando and 7th brigades had no advance despite the hard battle in khan yunus and the time has come to end the operation in khan yunus. occupied palestine with according to this zionist media , the americans to approve the ammunition requests israel is facing problems in the congress and the zionist army has switched to using old tanks in recent days. russia considered the confrontation of the western countries with the war as double-minded and hypocritical. the deputy permanent representative

united states. a system secretary of defense and international security affairs. so as to why don't decide the united states is so you can fall back to our reputation on the disease and may find these as military government last week. and is there a declared the agreement that allowed us to operate in the country know and void in a televised broadcast the cues in the united states of disrespecting, its sovereignty, the governments of these, you regress the, will of the american delegation to do not the silver and the chevy and people their vice, to choose the partners and the type of partnership that can help them truly fight terrorism. even though the united states of america has, you knew a lot. so we decided to suspend all corporation between our 2 countries. the american presence on the territory of the republic of nisha is illegal and violates all the constitutional um type of credit rules that would like the silver people in particular through select as representatives to be consulted for the installation of the forwarding all me on the national territory cur

think the united states and the west should work together in order to stop via ration of the watering goes on to stop the atrocities that are the really threats to the international security and peace. and also the united states of america continue to escalate the situation by attacking a targeting young. i think also it's going to the, it's, the sheets. it ships are, will be at that. it is the bones to the effects of the targets against the m, the solution for ending the operations as it gets not to any of them. if they want to stop your patients on the red sea, then you have to stop via gratian there, because from a i'm also on the road. understand that the united states of america is a novice. the can also to is talking to where i didn't get that i sees my and has not been reached. and the united states of america and the west are supporting his riley occupation after all. so these are taking place there. genocide is taking place there. seizures there and get that. i'm the solution view only solution is to pump the declaration there. i'm to left the face. i'm. this is web from our own with emphasizes. and this is the, um, this is also the, the best solution process pre

said it will pause its deployment of police officers, who were due to lead an international security mission in haiti. the unitedng a new government as sought by nairobi. let's speak to wolf pamphile, the founder and executive director of haiti policy house in washington. it is good to talk to you here on the world today. the situation there is looking ever more dire. it is true. is looking ever more dire. it is true- the _ is looking ever more dire. it is true. the gangs _ is looking ever more dire. it is true. the gangs have - is looking ever more dire. it 3 true. the gangs have consolidated their efforts, they are working together against the government at the moment, and i don't think it has ever been seen before, and also technology is playing a big role in the situation right now because the gangs are using drones to do surveillance on the police, and at the same time the police don't have the same time the police don't have the same time the police don't have the same capability to do surveillance on the gangs themselves. the police are in a fishbowl with the gangs watching over them with drones.— fishbow

recommendations to the security council in relation to any questions relating to the maintenance of international international peace and security. as well as the for the capacity it has on the uniting for peace resolution. in the absence of council action, in the context of transforming global governance processes, we should also consider how to empower the general assembly to act more decisively spends the security council is unable to do so. the urge all interested members states to work with us to consider actions. we can take collectively to this end or mr. president's level. now make some brief remarks and national capacity based on his trouble by the force, vito on the situation and goals a cast by the united states. this veto has obstructive council action on the draft resolution supported by 13 council members, calling for human tendencies, fire unimpeded, a delivery to all parts of 1000 rejection of forest, a scene, and displacement. compliance with provisional measures mandated by the international court of justice, entity, humans. the international humanitarian law by all parties, acknowledge the tireless efforts made by the elected members in particular, to ensure that

the united nations approved and international security force to go into haiti and pacify the capital and restore some semblance of order. what's going on with that international force as well? there's lots of anger when you talk to haitians. here they say that haiti in general, the prime minister are we are and we who many believe you know is a and then in the due to my leader because he was not selected. but still he has been asking for assistance because of the situation on the ground doesn't guns became stronger police force in haiti is not strong enough to fight against them. haiti has no military, for example, so it's become increasingly difficult. and that's why it was decided that the united nation was going to put together a multi national security source to come in to haiti to assist the haitian national problem. this has not happened. i mean, we've been seeing foreign minister of yelling we travelling to can you trying to pull to this force together to assist the haitian national police? we've been talking to united nations officials for say that countries like the united s