the international.there's billion of development gone on in port miami, which is a downtown port. and i do a fair amount of cruising myself. and i can tell you that the local government has helped the cruise lines, and the governor knows this. he was there, to waive the fees for a while. these are huge companies. we had arnold donald speak at our industry address a week ago. finally, as you said, there's movement. there seems to be light at the end of the tunnel. and it looks like people are speaking. this is a huge industry. for miami, in downtown miami, the cruise lines are probably the biggest purchaser of hotel rooms all year. >> yeah. look, in my state, it's huge for our small businesses. so many thousands, really, of employees. we're trying to salvage the season this summer. and we're getting there. but the cdc has got to keep the pedal to the metal. cruise ships need to not forget about the great state of alaska as well and salvage this summer. we'll keep working together. it has been, if you're

one third of the international.h our borders closed too much of the world, the impact to the economy and the tourism industry is especially staggering. in one year international travel dropped to 64% from 6.9 million to 2.5 million. seemingly overnight, the international airport is the nation's third busiest international travel cost more than two thirds of its passenge traffic. more alarmingly international visitor spending has plummeted 70%.%. this is critical as well. one third of the visitors are international. they are responsible for 50% of the visitorcr spending in miami. how do we fix this? we see a light at the end of the tunnel. we are now in a position where we can restart international travel and restore jobs without compromising safety. we need to act quickly to implement the appropriate measures to lift the travel restrictions and restore demand. we have the right protections to safely restart international travel but lack a public health benchmark or definitive timeline to reopen. we asked the cdc the

and their use thereby, constitutes a clear violation of international humanitarian law. over the 11 days, up to the fire and number of these rockets killed an engine civilians and coughing, michigan, damage to city and objects such as public facilities, houses, factories and other civilian structures is will respond with intense air strikes in gas, anchoring shelling me so fire from fighter aircraft, an attack from the see. although rebuttals, the target, the members of our groups and the military's infrastructure. israeli attacks result of inexpensive civilian best injuries, as well as large scale destruction and damage to civilian objects. this include governmental buildings, residential homes, and apartment buildings, international humanitarian organizations, medical facilities, media offices, and roads connecting essential services such as hospitals. there was sold was there partial or total destruction. this by israel claims that many of these buildings were hosting arm groups or being used for military purposes. we have not seen evidence in this regard. although as

well the principle of so defense is established in international 'd as well. but i think the principle of self-determination that's all right. such a consideration it doesn't help that the conclusion rockets are in fact flying straight into its very homes because it doesn't make the moral case much more difficult. but i think this is quite a complex situation that we need to be you know quite focused in terms of understanding how we see this a multiple. violations happening on both sides i don't so a failure of the international system i think we need to prove that i'm able to actually be able to mediate and come up with a solution a enduring stable peace that can in fact enable these 2 communities to coexist and i think it's important to look at the role of power flecked as in the united nations system to be fighting not to be the united states you know and here what we see is as the administrations in washington change then that the you know the poster towards as well also in you know changes and we should raise the question why is this happening so shortly

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departments of international law. today, we are seeing a difficult part of a difficult and painful movement to debate. one of the 1st matters that was ever included on the you ends agenda, which is the palestinian question. the question has seen great setbacks over the last few decades which followed in the wake of the hopes that we saw with the beginning of a peace process in the region. this hope was then if dissipated with the occupation . i'm dis railey practices with regard to settlement building force displacement to destruction of palestinian structures and violence against studies on armed palestinian civilians. in addition to the threat that disposed to the holy alex, i'm asked mr. president, any question right now? a good preparation for the future, and it invites us to reflect seriously on the way out of this vicious cycle of violence that we see from time to time. in the absence of any serious negotiations aimed at ensuring the supplement of the palestinian it question. in accordance with agreed parameters

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stronger you know action from the international community but we'll examine the issue of international support in more detail a little later on but let me take you back elections took place in your country in november and reelected was a government led by the national league for democracy party of one son suchi you were here in new york and in just in the end of january when did you start to suspect something was up because the day before the coup the u.n. secretary general antonio terrorist put out a statement expressing great concern about the situation when did you know something was up but surely you know the sense that i got i mean the high sense that it's in the last week of january of course before that there were in the spokesperson from the military make the statement here and they're talking about you know the election fraud and then also you know they were doing it according to the in the the constitution of options are open that sort of statement that they make but personally i didn't think that they would do it but in the last we got january you know the negotiations takin

we have accepted the international lo and international legitimacy as an flyer. so it is all about our country laid out a peaceful. rog, good. and i hope you have the means to so arrive at solutions to the finally take a solution with a tour of buying piece agreement. however, as well as a cafe some force since those la agreement this de la has been maneuvering. well, also the current leader of israeli though not believe and that to day solutions. so they continue with their legal settlement with the aim to under my and efforts aiming at reaching that to stay solution isolating. and with the justice laying feeds to that guys, the strip violating all the international conventions and all they cannot make and security agreements with that. and the international law when it's cold, notice so without any view will live in by noon or mr. presentation. if we continue to deal with as estates above the law will encourage them to act as an our law. you want to have time is pursuing for the international community to live up. it's the unity to put an end to israel and aggr

the international community to act to end the violence. also. slightly behind. must. be describes only. actions as a legal. illegitimate again this. must be there again there. must be some and. as well as presentation and assignment. of injecting. just briefly some other news as well coronavirus related this is the senior indian for all of just jamil who is resigned from a government coronavirus advisory group that looked into new variance he'd raise concerns the government was not paying enough attention to the more contagious strain and also written in the new york times that scientists are facing stubborn resistance to the evidence based policymaking all right you're up to date with the news on al-jazeera that's mine up for today as well thanks for your company mohamed jump germans along next with the latest edition of inside story. the media under attack in gaza israeli air strikes flatten the tower containing the offices of al-jazeera the associated press and homes for palestinian families but in the age of social media can any side take control of the message th

well amnesty international amster usa. in fact will publish a report in february in here which looks at the issue of maternal death in this country and that report shows already. our research is showing that report will make it very clear that women of color phase three to four times the risk of dying and the reason for that is often the lack of access to health care no insurance a lack of information and the conditions in which they live. so that's one area of poverty that we will certainly want to highlight. i myself since i have been promoting the book. are two to three weeks wherever i have been in the cities in i was in a soup kitchen in richmond. i went to a birthing center in south bronx because i wanted to get a sense of you know, what do people in this country feel about poverty. this is the richest country of the world and i must say i and also to another center in in boston called rosie rosie's place as it happened rosie again and in all those places what i found was the amazing wealth of the people and i mean i

another issue on the international law.irst of all [indiscernible] palestine clearly has the right under international law to put together by lawful means the occupying power which is israel in this case. it's not only the west bank but also the gaza strip. [indiscernible] including despite disengagement [indiscernible] the problem with self-defense is defenses claimed as a consequence of attacks that were put in place by israel. israeli authorities are putting into place a widespread and systematic [indiscernible] both in the west bank, including east jerusalem, and the gaza strip. the claim here is that of a consequence of what they are putting in place. anchor: are you saying that hamas are firing rockets because they have been provoked with settlement building? that we can classify the firing of rockets by hamas as self-defense? >> i'm saying that international law [indiscernible] the geneva convention on article one [indiscernible] due to the conflict in which people are fighting against occupation. in this context, th

dod policies and practices serve as the basis for international measures. dod models responsible behavior through our routine space operations. dod works to ensure that our space operations are consistent with international measures, the united states supports and with relevant domestic and international law including the law of conflict and inherent right of self-defense. for example, not only are dod operations fully consistent with the 2007 space debris mitigation guidelines of the united nations committee of peaceful use of outer space. dod practices serve as a source of the more rigorous standards adopted in the november 2019 united states government orbittable debris standard practices. likewise for 10 years, the department of defense provided one of the lead u.s. delegates to negotiations on the committee on the peaceful uses of outer space that reduced the 2019 guidelines for the long-term sustainability of outer space activities. this participation ensured consistency with dod practices and greatly facilitated implementation of these guidelines. mo

understand at least they should that they have international obligations under international law these are permanent represented permanent members of the security council and biden administration has thus far chosen not to lean on israel not to even talk to israel . it's illegal measures in jerusalem and elsewhere and to you know talk about the escalation and restraint in my opinion falls far short of what is required specially given the the testimony we've heard from amnesty international and from other human rights organizations among the hundreds of palestinians injured civilians i have to stress we have people who have lost their eyes we have had injuries targeted by israeli forces these are trained police officers who know how and when to employ force how and when to use non lethal force and they also know that you do not direct rubber coated steel bullets at someone's eyes unless you want to take it out so these are the israeli spokesperson i had on the program last hour because i asked him about israel using a heavy handed response he said no and i said well hold on i said you'v

the international community is desperate to see a safe for. the united nations security council tried to meet to discuss the conflict but the united states delayed the meeting until sunday. and for more i'm joined by data reporter resigning as he's covered the region extensively and is following these events closely for us shaunie yesterday this seemed such hope that things might be turning a corner even the u.s. envoy said that a ceasefire was possibly imminent instead things seem to be ratcheting up yeah well it is it seems like it but it's basically just a race against the clock both sides know they don't have too much time we know israelis have been in this scenario with it with. hamas for many many times before unfortunately the time is running out and they're trying to speed up to get as many of their targets still achieved for israel it's trying to get more into more launchers and to reach some more. executives and meters and for hamas it's this is keeping this equivalence of any fire coming to halt gaza will be retaliated. with fires c

the international crew, soichi, the first time with an international crew on the dragon, which we werexcited about. and shannon walker had the opportunity to be the commander for a. of time so that was exciting as well. earlier today when they left, they took over as commander. he is a crew two crew member. he was able to ring the bell after resilience was departing and say all those happy words as they were able to send them home. they have been doing a direct hand over with all of the crews on board. crew 2, the soyuz crew, crew one. 11 members on the space station for a little more than a week was an exciting time. lots of work that was done. of course, the landing required everyone on board to do a sleep shift. we changed their sleep and wait times aboard the space station. that affects the teams on the ground here. to make this a really good orbit end landing opportunity work out for the operations, all of the teams -- there is a tremendous amount of effort by nasa and spacex working together and many other pieces as well. to ensure we can safely land our crew during the night lan

international support is if you apply. the security council shouldering the prime rate responsibility for safeguarding international peace and security must take strong actions on the real conflict. it's from support for the 2 state solution and do more to cool down the situation as soon as possible. china has been working with that of a countries on a security council press statement regrettably simply because of the off struction of one country the security council as in being able to speak with one voice call upon us to show its to responsibilities take a just position. and together with most of the international community support the security council in easing the situation rebuilding trust and it finds a medical staff from and. we also support a more active u.n. way as the oh i see and the countries with important influence in the region this will help galvanized more broad based and effective efforts for peace to force a 2 state solution is to a fundamental way forward recent years have seeing a derailment of the mid

there are no international rules to govern them.part of our contribution we had a whole section describing t the kinds of threats that are gd out there. aked ground to space, space to spacet ground to ground, space to ground. and weo talked about radio frequency interference, directed energy weapons, cyber threats ts command and control, attacks on terrestrial space t infrastructure, missiles which were discussed earlier, thbotics, et cetera. we're at the stage of the out process where we are identifyinr the kinds of threats that are o out there, and eventually this b will lead that to principles ofe behavior for how nations should behave in space, but there are no normal agreements covering a number oaf these issues. >> good. mr. moore, any comment from you? you're on mute i think. >> thank you, congress. u we focus more on.s the civilian side of trying to set the standards and a enforce u.s. interests, so i apologize, i don not haveor more for you on that. >> okay.l well, let me ask you this with respect to cyber we already hav no

system it rejects and denies international humanitarian law. should be applied to. the families legal battle has been constrained by the limits of israel which israel seeks to apply here in occupied east jerusalem and there is another legal argument based on international law and israel's obligations as an occupying power an argument that requires political pressure somehow has come. from campaign groups and diplomats in recent weeks britain's mission to the palestinians tweeting out this video statement the restitution and planning rules here and their implementation are unfair and they breach israel's obligations as an occupying power since the start of the holy month of ramadan tensions in east jerusalem have been unusually high from gaza hamas his military wing is warning of a high price for israeli actions in shape. the consequences of a massive action here could be felt well beyond the families under threat of losing their homes. are a force that al-jazeera occupied east jerusalem. social media sites have been accused of blocking content on the protests instag

terry visit to moscow as well as during numerous ongoing high level contacts with regional and international partners this new escalation of the situation. was a combination of factors they mean one being the absence of a direct negotiation process just for such negotiations that palestinians and israelis are meant to work out solutions to all fundamental final status issues in the meantime it is necessary to strictly respect the status quo of the holy sites to ensure their rights and freedom of worship 1st to engage in religious observances in east jerusalem and the cradle of 3 monotheistic religions and to take into account the highly sensitive nature of this problem in that regard we consider the attempts to change the geographical demographic and historical character and status of east jerusalem to be no envoy to this new cycle of the crisis proves that the normalization of israel's relations with arab states as beneficial as it may be is not capable of leading to a contest hence of stabilization of the situation in the middle east if the palestinian israeli question is ignored. the prio

as well as any other crisis that relates to international peace and security. what is at stake here our human alliance? this is why the initiative of president macro together with president cc and can 2nd france presented to the members of the security council yesterday, a draft resolution which follows on from all of the efforts of other council members over the last few days. this resolution asks the 3 things that should be subject to consensus and immediate cessation of hostilities. the respect for international humanitarian law and the protection of civilians. as well as the urgent resumption of negotiations in order to implement the 2 state solution. it recalls our condemnation of indiscriminate rocket attacks and violations of international law. this initiative, of course, is complimentary to other initiatives to bring a sensational hostility and the lasting ceasefire these efforts. and i think of those of several of our partners, particularly the bilateral commitment of the united nations, as well as the steps taken by egypt. we support them, of course,

the international practice that guides international civil aviation under— guides international civilto address— aviation to urgently convene to address thoroughly and rigorously this incident. the regime in minsk must _ this incident. the regime in minsk must provide a full explanation for what appears to be as i said a serious — what appears to be as i said a serious violation of international law _ serious violation of international law mr— serious violation of international law. mr lukashenko's regime must be held to _ law. mr lukashenko's regime must be held to account for such reckless and dangerous behaviour. for our part. _ and dangerous behaviour. for our part. we — and dangerous behaviour. for our part, we have summoned the belarussian ambassador, the minister for the _ belarussian ambassador, the minister for the european nation, and is conveying _ for the european nation, and is conveying our dismay at these actions — conveying our dismay at these actions as— conveying our dismay at these actions as we speak. we are working with our— actions as we speak. we are working wit

policy with international law to realign u.s. policy with the growing consensus among them americans especially the constituents of this and ministration the democratic party to support our civilian rights to support international law and to reject this last check or an israeli violations and israeli actions and that and to batter old at these violations as well to finally condition military aid to israel which is a military superpower of the region all of these things would be in the interest of the american administration i don't see it happening although strategically speaking i see that the trend is moving in the right direction and that more and more of us elected officials are aligning their positions with the moral and the logical way to go which is to say that there has to be a standard upon which you have relations and trees and they must apply toward exceptionalism that israel has it joy or make you 50 it has allowed it to do all of these things has to stop and this arrogance. of a with which palestinians are treated si

israeli bombardment of gaza risen to a 2nd week now and despite days of international condemnation calls for a cease fire had no impact let's look at the live shot of gaza the black smoke rising as it has been this morning. air strikes that have been hitting the palestinian enclave over the last few hours with a renewed intensity in fact a factory inside a refugee camp in gaza has been hit israel says it's been targeting tunnels military facilities residences used by palestinian factions all told 197 palestinians and that includes 58 children have been killed. let's look at israel the border close to gaza and you see the israeli troops and military hardware amassed along the border firing artillery into gaza we've been seeing that all morning prime minister benjamin netanyahu has said the strikes artillery and air strikes will continue at full force as a mass is launched more rockets into israel towards ashkelon. 10 people in israel have been killed by hamas strikes over the past week. so let's hear from the prime minister of the palestinian authority how much time he spoke last in ramal

in international law, but i am a very strong believer in it, in the international order and system.e system decide. let the icc, the international criminal court, decide on all these actions. we, as the state of palestine, have referred the situation in the occupied territories to the international criminal court, let them decide. guess who blocks our efforts in the icc? it's the us, it's the uk. the prime minister here, prime ministerjohnson, issued a letter to the israeli lobbies here, to the friends of israel, saying that we should not take israel to the icc. you know what, stephen, we're sick and tired of the international complacency. you see, the problem is, that right now, it is not your position within the palestinian political firmament that seems to count, it is hamas�*s. you tell me that you believe hamas�*s rockets are empowering the palestinian state... i didn't say that, i did not say that. i said the palestinian people's readiness to put up the struggle against the injustices... please address the point i began this interview with, which you've still failed to address

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they haven't so far in terms of international action in the need for international action, although i'm sure they will express their sympathy for victims on, on all sides of the conflict. whether it will be watching for any of any sign that there might be some acquiescence towards some sort of international action. okay, many thanks about kristen, the new me and we will return to the united nations. when the us investor begins to speak less return. now to gather because israeli fighter jets happened, continuing to cause more destruction and death. the in the past 24 hours to crowded refugee camps home to tens of thousands of people have come under attack. so far, $233.00 palestinians including $65.00 children, have been killed in the israeli offensive, which began last week and palestinian groups, hamas and its allied factions have also stepped up their rocket attacks against towns and cities in israel. this is basheba in the south where several people have been injured today. rockets were fired towards ash cologne, causing some damage that prime minister benjamin netanyahu is meeting h

we wish we had international people, not that we could go to and that international people, not dodge to get the case. but since the cases are being filed to court, we cannot leave this field without any response from our sites. outside the court, a protest is made clear, they see the fullest explosions as the legal. so as you can see, emotions are very high. the police move, the protest behind that barrier. just take a look at humanity, take credit over all limits the message really need to be gotten rid of a policy need. this is still one and the neighborhood does that. the center of the court case tie it is a member of one of the families fighting to keep their home. they were forced out by the state of israel from their home in the old city in 1965. and we'll re housed here. he can't fall a court case to get his old home back, and now he might lose this one. and i don't believe in the israeli a legal system because in 1967, our house was confiscated in the old city. if there's any justice in the course, they should return that home to us. when the settlers come, our life becomes m

policy with international law to realign u.s. policy with the growing consensus among them americans especially the constituents of this and ministration democratic party to support us today and rights to support international law and to reject this last check or an israeli violations an israeli actions and that and to batter old at these violations as well to finally condition military aid to israel which is a military superpower in the region all of these things would be in the interest of the american administration i don't see it happening although strategically speaking i see that the trend is moving in the right direction and that more and more of us elected officials are aligning their positions with the moral and the logical way to go which is to say that there has to be a standard upon which we have relations and trees and they must apply toward exceptionalism that israel has it saw a formative 50 and has allowed it to do all of these things has to stop and this arrogance. of a with which palestinians are treated simply

conformity with international law israel has been violating international law for the past sense its existence and continues to do so under destroying any chances to reach any political solution by its actions therefore the us has the responsibility and duty to bring israel into law by the nz and to ensure it respects security council resolutions international law and the rights of the palestinian people the us is the main financier and supported offers real in the international arena and today the u.s. can and have enough tools to stop as it is carnage on our people hillary is there a perceptible shift right now in the u.s. when it comes to public opinion about what's going on between the israelis and the palestinians. i think there is a very important shift in elite public opinion elite political public opinion among political elites particularly here in washington in other major cities in the united states what they're seeing is that particularly major american donors to the republican party and to extreme parts of the republican party are similar donors to extreme right wing nati

international aid has begun pouring into india. supplies of medical equipment are now arriving from all over as other countries wake up to the scale of the tragedy and the threat it could pose to their own populations. but the aid cannot arrive quick enough to slow down the dying. families are helpless as their loved ones succumb to what researches say is a far more infectious strain of the virus. but there is anger to. what some are asking why the government has decided to allow election rallies and other large events. the system the autopsists call it the system or government or whatever was it necessary to conduct elections right now and i would not. for this family and countless others that question comes too late. they wus delhi bureau chief is covering the story am rates have more bad news more shocking sainz what's the latest there. as you heard 4000 deaths in a single day and that's just the official number now concern is really great about what's happening in rural areas do not is coming in which shows that this 2nd wave h

we support the colombia program for international. and we have enjoyed maritime controls with the caribbean to combat drug trafficking. we prevent the transit of known or suspected terrorists through airports and land borders. we combat illegal unrecorded and unregulated fishing. the coast guard has such a significant leadership role m this regard. and we counter the maligned foreign actors in the region. because these initiatives are the foundation of a more secure western hemisphere, they also support the foundation of a more secure america. these efforts also mitigate the circumstances that support the individuals to migrate, our migration management and immigration system is rooted in the belief that people should be treated with dignity and respect, and this is not inconsistent as enforcing the law and securing our border, this is, however, a stark departure for the policies of the prior administration in the united states. we continue to workday and night to rebuild the systems that were dismantled by the prior administration. i

and what is the international accepted framework? >> mr. congressman, each countries that we have discussions with, and these are allied countries, they have their legal frame works and policy traditions and we work through those such as the war games table top exercise that we conduct every year. through that we find there's coalescing around generally acceptable ways of operating professional. we will think through dialog we can work through those kinds of issues. >> thank you. mr. turner and mr. moore, commercial companies are heavily invested in satellites and launch services. space technology these companies are developing has the propensity to be tools used which creates new challenges. is the federal government encaging with commercial actors as part of the discussions in developing rules and norms and can you comment how dual technology is being considered? >> i mean, i think i would defer to my colleague from oes on the commercial aspects of that. but from a security standpoint, of course, this is one of the issues with developing

of the international legal forum and also in the ramallah saga has you as the deputy regional director for the middle east and north africa at amnesty international a warm welcome to you all nor to let me start with you today press freedom groups have condemned this attack on the tower they accuse israel's military which claims that the building housed house military intelligence of trying to censor coverage of what is happening in gaza what's your reaction. i think what happened was a war crime and there is really no room to kind of debate that it was a building is a huge building it's not doesn't just caus media organizations including and as you know a.p. it also had many many holes it's a huge building in the center of gaza a very prestigious building and it's the 3rd media building that israel targeted this round of escalation of course targeting and killing a palestinian journalist is not new to the way israel operates during rounds of escalations we've lost many friends and colleagues along the years while they were doing their jobs because they were in their jobs in different c

all the international institutes... really? all the international institutions...re the financial crash. i mean, you're in a hole and it's very hard to see the country ever getting out of it. well, a lot of investment is currently happening in greece, the international institutions. just last year, the consensus was that our drop in gdp because of the pandemic would have been around minus 10.5. the actual numbers were 8.2 — much, much better. that's almost 2%—2.5% of gdp better than the consensus. so what i'm saying is that during the crisis, a very difficult period for everyone, of course, a difficult period for greece, you said how important already tourism has been and how difficult it has been for tourism, in particular globally, greece has managed to over—perform, has managed to deal with this in a professional manner. and i think we're well poised in returning back to growth. all the institutions project good growth both for this year and the next one. a final thought for you, minister. and again, it comes out of your trip to london. you want a very positive

just a few hours ago for us shot splash down to earth from the international space station they were helped out of the space x. dragon capsule on board a ship off the u.s. state of florida is the 1st time a crew has been brought home by space x. private company partners with nasa in the hopes one day send crews far beyond the i.s.a.'s and those are the headlines stay with us on al-jazeera inside story is next. tension is increasing in chad to the death of this president. as the enters military council is growing more protests and threats from rebel groups so as to build a risk in the north son told african states this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. tensions have been high in charge since the sudden death of president idriss deby nearly 2 weeks ago impoverished desert country for 3 decades but was killed why visiting troops fighting rebels darry son was immediately announced as his successor and a military council sets up the moves rejected by the opposition that condemns the army's takeover as a coup and it's since led to more division at least 8 people were kille

and for astronauts have just returned to earth from the international space station is the 1st time ever a crew has been brought by space x. private company partnering with nasa dragon capsule splashed out in off the coast of the u.s. state of florida. and that is she up to date stay stay with us here on al-jazeera inside story is next. on counting the cost of china's navy and its maritime militia dominated the south china sea as the u.s. launched comparable could the pandemic usher in the 4 day work week and environmental racism opposition grows to a u.s. pipeline. counting the cost on al-jazeera. tension is increasing in chad after the death of this president and the entering military council is growing and there are more protests and threats from rebel groups so the stability at risk in this north central african state this is inside story. hello welcome to the program. tensions have been high in charge since the sudden death of president idriss deby nearly 2 weeks ago all the impoverished country for 3 decades but was killed why visiting troops fighting rebels there is son was immedi

what about the international community? have they done enough? does more needs, more implants need to be brought back from the outside people and actually welcome model is support from the international community. and you've been sanctions against shows, concerned, but day is also an understanding that day is a limit to what international public opinion connects. he thought to be when the tiny so far be prepared to pay the price so to speak, to expect and international sanctions of limited pipe. so basically, hong kong people understand that they are into a very, very difficult period of time in the future years, at least in the coming 3 or 5 years. the general book is very touch pesa mistakes or the phone calls. people certainly do not intend to give up and they remain angry is satisfied and defined. ok. adjacent tell you. we appreciate your time. thanks for joining us today. just jang, hong kong pro democracy campaign. thanks. thank you. and human rights counts was voted in favor of investigating where the crimes were committed during the 11 da

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