never forget that an international organization is made up of its member countries . and if it doesn't function it's the fault of those members a moment. these partnerships or leave a bitter aftertaste the amount of money in question is comparatively small one hundred ninety two member states could easily cover it if they wanted to but they don't appear to be motivated to do so. in the end we're left to rely on multinational companies who regularly avoid taxation and the courts to fund an important international organization and perhaps exert as decisive influence on the. divine using kiss them out. of. the kids come from. that as a collective still just. test and being an artist i was like i speak about all these things. thirty minutes. just in time logistics. time management. businesses spending. time is one of the people me to speak more efficient. justin. floyd made in germany ninety minutes w. . take it personally you went with a little bit wonderful people in stories that make the game so special. for all true fans. because more than football online. play. the b

he rose up to the career of a successful international lawyer, then to a judgeship on the international court of justice. many people when they talk about it, they say, he was jewish so of course he was interested in justice. or they say because he suffered nationalism and persecution on the basis of being a minority, he sought to transcend nationalism and fight for all of humanity. because he was somebody who basically had no state of his own, he was able to shed the attachments to status him, to parochialism, to anyone place, and think about just humanity. these are often the theories we hear. there is only one thing wrong with them, that they are not true. this is something that begins to be how this story developed and how the puzzle gets really interesting. i found out these stories were not true when i went off to cambridge, england, to interview his son. he himself was a distinguished lawyer. at the time he was quite aged and i went to see him in his house. i said i am interested in your father and i don't understand his politics. i understand what happened to him during the war,

down the founding principles of international police cooperation the concept of interpol was born. more than a hundred years later it's a respected organization but what do we really know about it. interpol's mission is to gordon a change of information among the police forces of its one hundred ninety two member countries but with so many different states involved some more democratic than others and often with differing interests and international police organization can be hard to coordinate. on a. budget is also far too low to accomplish the tests it has set for itself. in twenty eleven it decided to begin entering into financial partnerships with various multinationals institutions and governments. and that raises the question of how those funds are used can an international organization truly remain impartial and avoid conflicts of interest if it depends on the outside partners. mrs ward i think we all agree that. operation across borders extremely important for our security. when the interpol system is abused by undemocratic regimes to silence and persecute. and human rights

never forget that an international organization is made up of its member countries . and if it doesn't function it's the fault of those members for debate moment. these partnerships all leave a bitter aftertaste the amount of money in question is comparatively small one hundred ninety two member states could easily cover it if they wanted to but they don't appear to be motivated to do so. in the end were left to rely on multinational companies who regularly avoid taxation and the courts to fund an important international organization and perhaps exert as decisive influence on them. could. shake off. the republicans and a confidence boost gotten the place because they regained the street. three goals three points and the big surprise comes home when not much in black boxes. anyone messily the way. to go. to. a new summit and a new round of political poker. the two sides will have to overcome decades of hostility. stoked by an unpredictable us foreign policy regime army and a family of dictators united by one obsession getting their own atomic bomb. the kim dynasty. in

convention against torture to send him back moreover it would be a clear violation of international customary law that no one who is a refugee shall be rare fooled to bahrain to any other country where they would be fleeing they fled from persecution you know it's not a deportation it's not an extra addition this is a reform and this is barred by international human rights law in a very clear way and thailand is basically saying that they're going to tear up the human rights the un refugee convention and their obligations as a. country that has ratified various different human rights treaties by sending him back and that's just simply unacceptable all right and craig mentioned the role of the australian government the foreign minister has been in touch we understand with the relevant authorities in bangkok and in fact the acting ambassador of australia has been cool as phil was mentioning do you think that the australian government should be doing mall. well just last week the australian prime minister scott morrison elevated railroad directly to a general royal hearing bank or so t

international criminal. who runs it. he made the statement on social media on monday the reason for the resignation remains unclear so far. north korea. is getting ready for the summer. this is. certainly glad to have you with us so we now start with the latest pictures from the simon boulevard bridge on the venezuela colombia border clashes have erupted there between police and protesters after hundreds arrived to support a humanitarian aid convoy that failed. well they also denounced president nicolas maduro and as you can see protesters they are hurling rocks towards the officers and cohen was there earlier with more. i'm at the t.n.t. just bridge crossing on the colombian side of the border with venezuela behind me you can see ten trucks carrying six hundred tons of what the u.s. government says is humanitarian aid to be delivered to venezuela and the venezuelan government is refusing it saying this is actually not humanitarian aid the red cross and other major international humanitarian organizations are refusing to

meeting in the capital for their annual summits this year's seem in addis ababa is refugees and internally displaced people african union leaders will also focus on the unrest in sudan and upcoming elections in nigeria and senegal. the talks to avert another u.s. government shutdown have reportedly stole president donald trump agreed last month to end the partial government shutdown with a three week spending deal but disputes between democrats and republicans over immigrant detentions have led to an impasse. in washington heidi the talks have sold what does that mean are we looking at another shutdown fully and right now the indications are that one may not be averted on february fifteenth which is the deadline the current impasse according to members of the negotiating committee is this issue about detention space republicans want more detention beds to more quickly deport people who have caught been caught crossing the border illegally and democrats are opposed to that that's the current hurdle as negotiations continue over the weekend in the with a goal of presenting to congress a deal

and because they're often cheaper than the international competition demand is high. allium arreola yari arranges more than half its exports to the european union and international trade fairs like here and there's a door he's hoping that the e.u.'s recent efforts to set up a legal cayman mechanism to bypass the u.s. sanctions will keep him in business with western firms in this case we send our product to europa and we buy something. from your open especially the polis something for a spare parts for all metal and everything that's need to manufacture our. many european companies such as this manufacturer of neurological diagnostics devices in . to continue their business with iran with the support of the e.u. . and. you can always go to our website. or better yet just follow us on twitter or facebook. like we were. the first american to. really experience hardship. to get. discovered. subscribe. to. it's like formula one they florent showing off who can go the fastest but that's a crime because it's extremely dangerous and. illegal road races are rife in german citi

the and in the international community and of all people in europe which believes international law is the foundations of international order is blaming us and not blaming these readings for violating international law so this wake up to the risk is great is risk is great but risk will be even greater if you continue to turn a blind eye to severe while nations of international law and jamal are shall has this update from munich. on the final day of the munich security conference it was iran's turn to present to world leaders gathered here the challenges it sees facing international security and stability obviously the iranian foreign minister who was presenting his government's perspective was very clear on identifying threats coming from the united states and israel is the key challenges facing stability and he's in the world obviously he failed to mention however or any an interference for example in syria which has as critics would say led to the dozens of faction of hundreds of thousands of people as well as the country really in order for iran together with its ally russia to m

of international order is blaming us and not blaming the israelis for violating international law so this wake up to the risk is great is risk is great but risk will be even greater if you continue to turn a blind eye to severe world nations of international law. joins us now live from munich and as it was there is still a response been to his vice president mike pence calling on the e.u. nations to abandon the iran nuclear deal. would basically the general sentiment among the key players here is that they would like to maintain the nuclear deal on going to merkel the german chancellor insisted that this could be the only way to engage with the iranians diplomatically and to maintain some sort of political levers to bring the iranians into some sort of concessions in the near future when it comes to tackling different regional issues i think the concern among many european players is that with the u.s. pushing for this unilateralist approach towards iran there is a risk for a backlash further violence and instability becomes higher this was more pronounced today in the speech of joe

international many thanks indeed appreciate that. now all of this comes as donald trump has confirmed that the use of military force in venezuela is one of the options being considered as washington backs the country's self-proclaimed leader one white doll what would make you use the u.s. military in venezuela it's an option to stop stop trump hold it right then you are making mistakes that will leave your hands covered in blood and you will leave the presidency stained with blood stop would you personally negotiate with nicolas maduro to convince him to exit while he is requested a meeting and i've counted down we believe variance have the capacity for dialogue understanding why would you want to repeat vietnam. but they repeatedly accuse washington of plotting a coup to overthrow him and of directly instructing mr why don't you want your correspondent what i guess dia looks at how the opposition leader who was virtually unknown outside of venezuela two weeks ago is now widely being touted as the country's legitimate president every

international. thank you. families in france are seeking answers after a mysterious surge and children born with birth defects more than a thousand babies from french rule areas over the past twelve years have been born with missing limbs after inclusive probe some years back the government's now due to release a second report on the probable causes. newsagency spoke to some of those families affected. i could tell by the down ecologists number i could see him looking and checking i could tell that something was wrong. and want to know where she was born like that because mothers wean themselves we think that it may come from us or that we did something wrong. we are. to survey this department just to say to collect all the data from hospitals maternity clinics and paid at chick services and we continued signaling to the authorities who didn't want to listen to our cool's. they promised to keep us informed which meant a lot to us because we hadn't been told anything about our case about our children are three

pressure is growing on the venezuelan president nicolas maduro but can the international community convince him to resign and how much difference with a new round of sanctions make to an economy that was already near collapse before this crisis began this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program my name is peter dhabi internationally isolated and with the economy near collapse pressure has been growing on the venezuelan president nicolas maduro to step down the list of countries recognizing the national assembly leader one go ido as the interim president is growing but the majority government at least for now shows little sign of bowing to the pressure in europe why this week a group of e.u. and latin american nations met in an effort to find a way out of the crisis will bring in our guests in a moment but first this report from al-jazeera is daniel in montevideo. the meeting drew together divergent views from two continents open succeed where others have failed to bridge the huge divide between president nicolas maduro and his challenger one why don't i understand that there is a

camps in the twenty first century a great shame for humanity and asked china to close the internment camps here is how the chinese government responded to i see myself i am the turkish foreign ministry spokesperson statement said the famous weaker folk musician he yet died in prison while serving his second year of sentence but i saw him on line yesterday showing that he is not only alive but also very healthy path joining me for more than london is write him a memo that she's a single and human rights activist this move thank you so much for speaking to us i just have to ask you at the outset do you still believe that observer heem. is still alive. thank you for having me i would like to be dave that he is alive but the radio that china has put raises a lot of questions for example there are no details about where he used how the which isn't hey zain and also from the contents of what he said it sounded as if he was forced to repeat what he was told he said oh no we want you in that case in good health but we can see that the video on the radio ok look ten years at least ten years o

couple weeks but this has been a pattern which has been widely documented and reported on by international bodies and countries and human rights reports as well as those in your own country so i'm going to report you to the only body that actually is allowed and are there to follow up this kind of complexities and the reality is not opinions of organizations i mean they're based on facts is part of the human rights council in the un and we actually and has been condemned in the human all the others here will have the wrong information we presented our report last year and we came out with only eleven recommendations and all of them were fulfilled and pretty much the same time as the latest killings were taking place you gave an interview there once let us show happened because i we don't have any people you give an interview to the magazine a list in which you said maduro always dealt with the critical situation with love and always with an open hand to dialogue with the most radical of groups. shooting people in the slums is a sign of the president's love it and his open hand then again y

their welcome just gone five pm here in moscow you're watching international thirteen european nations have now recognized one. he declared himself president of venezuela he weeks ago finland portugal and the czech republic are the latest to join the chorus of approval however a source in italy's ruling coalition has confirmed to r.t. that rowing refused to back any statement recognizing the opposition leader as interim president peter oliver as more bold host of e.u. member states of put their backing behind one quite doe as the interim president of venezuela the likes of germany spain the united kingdom france and denmark and the netherlands among others have said that quite though is their man to take venezuela into a fresh set of elections now one country that you're not going to hear from is italy r.t. is heard from sources within the five star movement part of the ruling coalition in that country saying they have no intention of following the rest of their partners and supporting one quite so in fact what we're hearing is that they are the reason italy is the reason that there is

all the conflicts that we're seeing across the continent and then the displacement of people the internally displaced people and refugees. well the blueprint works when they wanted to work i mean we saw very well when you tried to extend his term limit despite the fact that he lost elections we saw echo us which is the which has primacy in terms of dealing with situations of peace and security on the country and in the west african region we saw echo us take a very firm stand particularly president marcos out and he sought endorsement of his actions by the african union and the u.n. and he successfully managed to stop. me from continuing to to to to hold power unconstitutionally but then we look at the other side of the continent and we see burundi and that is that again community completely failing to be able to sort out the crisis the political crisis in burundi and so i think it works when they wanted to work it doesn't work when the there just don't have the commitment to making it work i do what do you make of what mr armor said you know how much of a problem behind you know the cause

in the year of refugees return these and internally displaced persons with the goal of finding what it calls do you have all solutions to the vast problem so with that in mind leaders from fifty five countries across the continent are in the ethiopian capital for their annual summit on sunday egypt's president of the feather and c.c. will take over as chairman and the city international warns that his tenure could undermine the use commitments to protecting human rights we'll bring in our guests in a moment but first malcolm websites up on discussion from addus ababa. here at the african union in ethiopia's capital addis ababa african leaders they do to discuss the plight of refugees and displaced people across the continent the more than twenty million people in africa who've been forced from their homes that includes and lee displaced people and also the refugees those who've crossed borders into neighboring countries while some are able to set up new lives many more are stuck in camps where conditions are squalid they depend on humanitarian aid often there's a shortage of food in ma

i think this is not trite toes and is an international phenomenon is an international organization or not only have faith in the art but throughout the whole world so it is right for the country to cooperate to face this in any and to quash them and i think we have to work together so yes.

oh and the me i'm in the process of being investigated for allegedly violating international law as. well as the i'm now in good health and have never been abused. now the video purports to show hate a life bought in prison prisons that us from across northwest china housing more than a million muslims in what china has called reeducation camps reports of the death of hate prompted for the first time a rebuke from a majority muslim nation turkey it called the reintroduction of internment camps in the twenty first century a great shame for humanity and asked china to close their internment camps here is how the chinese government responded to i see myself i am the turkish foreign ministry spokesperson statement said the famous weaker folk musician he yet died in prison while serving his second year of sentence but i saw him online yesterday showing that he is not only alive but also very healthy how joining me for more from london is that he murmured she's a single and human rights activist this move thank you so much for speaking to us i just have to ask you at the outset do you stil

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and a damning report lays bare the working conditions at amnesty international following the suicides of two employees at the aid group. broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our two international incheon thomas certainly glad to have you with us and the u.s. president has given a speech to some eighty nations at a counterterrorism conference in washington d.c. the so-called global coalition to defeat eisel is looking at ways of eliminating the terror group in the middle east artie's caleb oppen reports trump sounded rather upbeat as he addressed the different countries gathered for this coalition to defeat i still conference now they are gathered from all over the world hearing from donald trump. as well as u.s. secretary of state mike pompei oh now some of the upbeat words that trump had to say well this is some of what we heard it should be formally announced some time probably next week that we will have. one hundred percent of the caliphate. but i want to wait for the official word and i want to say too early now that certainly sounds inspiring however peopl

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in yemen on may violate international. treaty wouldn't have anything to. that's the worst case of severe malnutrition. around the clock across the world. r.t. international from the team and myself you know neal hello and welcome to our top story. a media company behind several successful online news projects has hit facebook accusing the platform of on precedented censorship well lotsof through the social networking giant suspended a number of media as pages including one called in the now which produces a snappy video content the move coincided with a c.n.n. report claiming muffet was deliberately trying to hide its ties to the russian government kevin on the scuffs the controversy with our correspondent elizabeth cohen here. the problem is that on math fix pages you can see that some of its funding comes from the russian government and that it's partially oh and by an r. and t. subsidiary but first of all it all goes down to understanding whether methinks management broke any facebook rules well there are no such rules on facebook that require mentionin

when such great steaks are involved, we need the international community and international's to two shinsandtogether in an organized systematic way and not leave it to the whims of individuals who thinks of how they can save the thewhen it suits them and way that it suits them. that is a much more important issue to focus on and what may or may not happen in one particular summit in some hotel and hanoi. juan: in what way could progress be made? there is the issue that still remains that there is never been an actual peace treaty between the united states and north korea, addressing also the issue of the thousands of u.s. troops that still remain in south korea. would that -- being able to achieve at least a peace treaty -- begin the process of than addressing the nuclear weapons issue? might and it might not. you have to remember the north koreans want a peace treaty, so a peace treaty would be a good thing. the korean war has been over for very long time. but the lack of a treaty or the presence of a peace e treaty did not stop the united stateses and the soviet union threatening each o

to this morning from art international a senior french military officer could be set to face punishment after he's paid the damning critique of the u.s. led coalition's campaign against islamic state of syria. and a new report from the u.k.'s house of lords suggest that weapons sales to saudi arabia are killing significant numbers of civilian still and may violate international humanitarian law will even retreat would it have anything to prove she's skin and bounds that's the worst case of severe malnutrition or. morning eleven am monday morning here in moscow life multi-age cute kevin i with you thanks for taking the time to be with us hope you can stay for the next twenty minutes or so our top story this morning this one the head of a media company behind several successful news projects has hit out at facebook over what they call unprecedented censorship is after the platform suspended a number of math ix pages in a move that coincided with a c.n.n. report claiming the firm is trying to hide somehow its ties to the russian government our correspondent with this story. has been more d

international. is the us led coupe against a legitimate government in venezuela faltering also as russia turkey and iran search for peace in syria washington beats the drums of war against iran and much much more on this edition of fox. i've been saying the numbers mean something they've matter us with over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crime happens each day. eighty five percent of global wealth he longs to be ultra rich eight point six percent in the world markets closed thirty percent some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and when he rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars a i industrial park but don't let the numbers over. the only number you need to remember one one business show you know bored in this one and only boom box. all right welcome back this is art international now a prominent french military officer who helped coordinate to the fight against islamic state in syria could be set to face pun

this outsmart international law and president of discrimination facebook suspends the pages are several successful. projects drawing the ire of the bosses. senior french military officer could be said to face punishment pens a damning critique of the u.s. led coalition's campaign against islamic state in syria. new report from the u.k.'s house of lords suggest that weapons sales to saudi arabia are causing significant numbers of civilian deaths and may to violate international law. will even treat britain have anything to feel she's skin and bounds that's the worst case of severe malnutrition. by their life kevin owen here in moscow it's such a turn one of the afternoon moscow time this monday first in the media company behind several successful online news projects has hit a facebook accusing a platform of unprecedented censorship is often the social networking giant suspended a number of math think media pages including one called in the now which produced a snappy video comment the move coincided with a c.n.n. report claiming that math it was deliberately trying to hide its ties to t

professor of international relations. hey there thanks you type so two fighter jets what's the next step now for india. well i don't think there is. then subject for to have. to leave. his station and that is. what india does but i don't think it is in the interest. in the. case so i would think that the mission. in the context. of the. plane that. is today in spain and he is the feeling there in india amongst people on the street monks of politicians they want to calm things down a bit here with these tensions and so they go about nine forty seven i mean i for the last two hours we spoke to people on the pakistani side of it one was a retired group commander the pakistani air force guy there certainly has a huge amount of experience even worried that this could turn into some sort of nuclear conflict you think it could probably only get worse is that really the feeling in india. not really i think the feeling in india is that after being struck every single here in a really really mind why did it isn't enough is enough a

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they couldn't bring a north international support and of international attention.o that that's a problem for for for them in other terms the the accusation of violence in these in this trial is one of the things that is really hard to to sustain to be honest because violence has not been used throughout this process that started in the first world before the first of a dog with special affairs a dog and. enough the words and of course the bigger pictures the spanish state that has been polarized emotions are high the far right parties have erupted with at least a huge media a tick and a huge media attention which is which is important for how public opinion reacts and of course the stakes are high in this in this in this trial for both parts. mr herbals ahmed the talking about you know the far right they have been taking part in in protests over the last few days and how could everything that's happening now do you think impact sanchez's government. well again it's a little difficult to predict but what is very clear and the big development in spanish politics thes

if the international community is ignoring the crisis. and results are trickling in also nigeria's election but some say there was no democracy in the polls. there was just one party with the army will not. do anything. today and we have the story of africa's biggest film festival and the movies competing for the continent's equivalent to the. i'm christine one the welcome to the program i'm glad to cheating day and we begin in cameroon where the human rights situation is deteriorating at an alarming rate the opposition maurice come to is facing trial on charges which carry the death penalty nelson's country lost the election in october the opposition has held protests come to was arrested at one of those demonstrations last month he and more than one hundred others have been charged with hostility to the homeland and insurrection those charges have been brought by a military court and that has rights. group's concept now cameras eighty five year old president paul be i was reelected for a seven term in last year's election it's a result

that's where we need international support. we want orderly transition to take take place in our country so that we can ease the suffering of our people. we don't want more conflict and when there is such a regime, the regime is always played two cards trying to divide, confuse and manipulate the international community and it always played the dialogue card but dialogue to them is due to manipulating, to buy time, to get the oxygen they need to fuel what they're doing. we do not agree with dialogue for manipulative purposes. we have to look at the context of what happened in the past, 2014, 15, 16. where not speaking out of proxy, we've seen it doesn't work and the international community could not be manipulated by that. we're not willing to participate in any dialogue of the type that maduro is interested in. the only thing we will accept is hard agenda, how do we negotiate his exit and that's where the pressure have to be brought to bear. >>. >> and we want elections but not elections like those that were held on may 20. th

welcome to the program here an aussie international news team here rounding up the world's top stories for this hour. one of italy's ruling parties has confirmed to watty that it will not support the e.u.'s push to recognize venezuelan opposition leader one quite go as venezuela's interim president it comes after eight european union countries said they would recognize him thus if new presidential elections were not called by sunday well as cross live now to our european correspondent peter oliver here about ultimatum expired hours ago what happens next yes well we are expecting to hear from. nations that include germany france the united kingdom spain and others who are going to say that since fresh elections were called they're now supporting the opposition leader one quite though as interim president however the one fly in the oddments of a unified e.u. statement we're understanding it's been confirmed to r.t. from the the five star movement is italy that they're saying they are not on side with this now the ultimatum that had been given by the e.u. states was for nicolas maduro to

and how long can the international community continue to imply an international diplomatic and economicthings i think we are still waiting to see whether or not they're going to yield the kind of change they're looking for. certainly, on the other side, maduro is looking to try to weather the storm. it has some allies in the international community, it is attempting to weather the storm and again, it all day was down to a military institution. the military right now remains key to the possibility of a change in venezuela. and so for the opposition going forward, it has to continue to want to effect change, if it wants to continue to try to exacerbate fractures within the military institution, it has to continue to apply pressure and leverage international community to support its efforts for democracy. given that international reaction that you are talking about, to attempt some sort of invasion, is this very much a us—led endeavour in this? is maduro right? no, i mean i think the united states is the name that has been propagated the most, but this is very much an international effort,

ations of international order is blaming us and not blaming the israelis for violating international law. so let's make up to the risk is great is risk is great but risk will be even greater if you continue to turn a blind eye to severe well issues of international law nigeria's military has rescued at least eighty people held captive by criminals in the in the northwestern state of zamfara an air force spokesman says men women and children from local communities were among those freed in the operation six suspected gang members were arrested in bangladesh at least nine people have been killed in a fire that broke out in a slum this in the port city of chittagong at least four of the victims come from a single family the blaze gutted nearly two to two hundred homes before it was controlled firefighters say it may have been caused by a short say it. are you watching us on facebook live coming up a story on a modest fashion show put together by a singaporean designer in tokyo that's my friends at a.j. price and coming up in sport a slam dunk superman is in the house ahead of the n.b.a.

in the year of refugees return these and internally displaced persons with the goal of finding what it calls durable solutions to the vast problem so with that in mind leaders from fifty five countries across the continent are in the ethiopian capital for their annual summit on sunday egypt's president of the c.c. will take over as chairman and the international warns that has tenure could undermine the use commitments to protecting human rights we'll bring in our guests in a moment but first malcolm webb sets up a discussion from ababa. here at the african union in ethiopia's capital this a barber african leaders they do to discuss the plight of refugees and displaced people across the continent the more than twenty million people in africa who've been forced from their homes that includes and leave this place people will say refugees those who've crossed borders into neighboring countries while some are able to set up new lives many more are stuck in camps where conditions are squalid they depend on humanitarian aid often there's a shortage of food in many cases people aren't free to

but you only talk about how that i love international that you will be launching have any competence as to talk about recognitions or not is the only one that has the operatives and actually what analysis on favor and. wednesday friday last week was actually this proposal of creating a content group to talk and then to lead to each country to define what the position was going to be regarding the things that are happening in venezuela but let me go beyond that the states doesn't recognize the government there is no legal basis for that more states recognize. with the stakes all right ambassador we've run out of time thanks very much for being on comfort's thank you. organized crime in the nursing profession. are highly skilled. have a good reputation sure i hear. but not all the nurses have been helped by a. nursing school diplomas are being sold on the black market. able to tell the forgeries from the real thing. in thirty minutes on t w. coach of it i'm going to. do a link to newsgroup africa and the world or links to exceptional stories and discussions. of easy town i would say to

or not venezuelan leaders are in violation of international law they are asking the international criminal court to make that assessment now this comes on the heels of a speech we just heard from mike pence the vice president of united states who addressed the lima group earlier and in his remarks he gave one hundred percent backing on behalf of donald trump and the u.s. government to juan guede oh the individual who calls himself the president of venezuela he calls himself the interim president after taking an oath and self proclaiming himself to be the venezuelan president furthermore mike pence made an appeal to venezuela's military saying it would offer amnesty to forces that switch sides and began supporting wedo and furthermore my friends offered a kind of a financial incentive for countries throughout the region to join with washington's efforts to topple the venezuelan government this is some of what we heard from mike pence speaking to the lima group today also it's my privilege to announce that the united states will provide an additional fifty six million dollars to support our

reason the international community could have done more we've seen some. interesting initiatives from the u.s. for instance who has at decided at the security ed that is provided to the incoming government because of the human rights commission just might it's not enough also seen that the french authorities. said that they were concerned of a situation and i think we need to more pressure from the international media and more from the main happiness of cameroon in the fight against terrorism we also need african union into ins international. the attitudes and human rights and ice consider that needed to not in any circumstance. and says sorry have jurisdiction of. all that you will have talking about i think until britain's the ira. ok so marital would amnesty international's west and central africa deputy regional director joining us from des casa de gaulle thank you for that. it's to nigeria now where officials have begun the announcing the results in the country's presidential election president obama has taken and early opposition candidates. winning

simplemente against a business will and people are illegal according to international law the e.u. parliament passed a resolution on venezuela in its says that they recognize one quite doe as the legitimate interim president of venezuela they reject any type of violent solution to the ongoing impasse in the country and they also support fully a proposal by the un secretary-general for a full and independent investigation into deaths in venezuela let's have a listen to what was said in brussels i mean that the european parliament is the first european institution to do this nude asked member states to do the same as quickly as possible in order to ensure that we have a strong unified european position germany the u.k. and france had already said that they were going to give nicolas maduro until monday to call fresh elections otherwise they would be throwing their full support behind one quite though it almost seems certain that that's going to happen right now particularly when you hear from nicolas maduro that he has no intention of calling elections the next elections he sees in h

of international order is blaming us and not blaming the israelis for violating international law so this very cup so the risk is greater risk is great but risk will be even greater if you continue to turn a blind eye to severe while issues of international law let's go now to our correspondent a model child who is joining us live from munich really strong words from mama chavez that a what else did you have to say and how much of that is in response you know to the constant attacks from both the u.s. and israel. well as with i mean it's so good to be taken to the context of this continued push both by the americans. to further their narrative as to what's been taking place not just in the middle east but also who pours it poses rather a greater threat to international security instability the americans have been. pretty much focused on the iranian threats iranian meddling in the arab all the rainy and supports for groups that they view as terrorists in washington and therefore the continuous discourse that the americans have been pushing has been one that is that iran needs to be co