the international committee has committed to responsibility to protect them as mandated in international law. the palestinian people have been denied the right to live in diggity in a state like all other people among a shameful global paralysis. criminals are expounding the conflict and attack others by supporting them and ensuring their repeated impunity. we have witnessed more recklessness that has made international law and security council resolutions mere ink on paper in a series of aggression against countries in the region and territories and changing of international borders by force against the resolutions of the security council. these are dangerous precedents that threaten the entire international system and undermine the foundations of international institutions resulting in dire consequences for all of humanity. in furtherance of extremism the security counsel resolution 1701 is a pretext of aggression against lebanon. while ignoring the numerous resolutions and indisputable presumes of international law adopted by the security counsel and resolution 242, 246, 252, 265 and

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charter and international law. not just in ukraine but also in palestinian and the rest of the middle east. dear colleagues, the process of restoring european security and healing the rift in international rhythm can begin only when peace is achieved. until then we will keep pressing for peace. only a just peace will give generations of ukrainians a brighter future and only a lasting peace will allow them to grow and flourish. such peace cannot come at the suspense of fundamental principles enshrined in the u.n. charter. this vision is worth believing in and acting towards it. slovenia will continue to stand by ukraine until they achieve this vision of just peace and i know ukraine will stand with us if and when we need it. i shall now -- i resume my function as the president of the council and now i give the floor to his excellency, mr. ian borg. dep if i prime minister and minister of trade on the republic of maatta. >> i thank you for convening today's meeting and the sect general for his important briefing and

as mandated in international law. the palestinian people have been denied their right to live in dignity in the states like all other people amidst a global paralysis. the other criminals are being empowered to attract others by supporting them and ensuring the repeated impunity. we have also witnessed a recklessness that has made international law and security council resolutions near ink on paper. in a series of aggressions against the countries of the region and the occupation of territories and the changing of international borders by force. against the resolutions of the security council's, these are a dangerous precedents that targets the international system and undermines the foundations resulting in dire consequences for all of humanity. in the occupation invoke security council revolution 1701 as a pretext for aggression against lebanon. it selectively chooses this ref solution and some of this provision. while ignoring the numerous resolutions and the indisputable -- indisputable international law adopted b

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now almost a year, there is no accountability and responsibility, there is no international community that is actually standing for what they would normally sort of stand for when it comes to the human humanitarian aid or the rebuilding or the fact that you know they are going against every single international law, targeting infrastructures, targeting civilian sort of civilians generally as well as you know the israeli - sort of like military are known to be moral, they're known to have their precision kind of targeting, so it in a way it just shows that their ideology is not there to actually um comply with anything to do with humanitarian causes, with the international laws, they kind of um have a c on blank where it's you know they can do what they like, they already have an existence for decades in the apartite state, so for them they have their... agenda, the palestinians have always been treated separately and differently to uh the israelis themselves, even ministers themselves have said that when you have a particular passport, you walk in a certain street, you are restricted

he's represented international bodies on human rights, war crimes and genocide. boyle served as counsel to bosnia and palestine, advised on peace negotiations and drafted the biological weapons anti-terrorism. act of 1989, eminent, eminent intellectual in the field of law, whom i have had the privilege of knowing for many decades. professor boyle, thank you for joining us, i posed what for me is what the americans used to call the $64,000 question, namely, are all these courts and judicial bodies and the rest merely lipstick. a pig, or can it be said that they mean anything when their decisions are simply ignored by the person in the doc, namely? well, george, great to see you again, and thank you for having me back in my best to your listening audience. i agree with everything you said in your opening statement. but the point is we are fighting back uh against netanyahu and the israeli government by these legal mechanisms. that we do have uh, we, lawyers are fighting back all over the world, we have an ngo organization now of groups all over the world uh fightin

i mean, how would you sum up the role of the so-called international community since the start of this genocide in gaza up until now? well, there has been um sort of worldly condemnation and outcry from normal people around the globe for no intervention that has been there, where there is hypocrisy and double standards, as we know that the west. generally champion humanitarian rights as well as well as upholding law, but this has not been seen when it comes to the actual crisis in gaza, and again we see continuous policy and action contradictions, when people call force fire wanting to alleviate some of the uh sort of crisis that is happening, especially by allowing um sort of you know... medical aid to go in there, but then we see even the convoys for humanitarian aid being sort of obstructed, being targeted, and also it's it's holding back more and more of the necessary humanitarian aid and support that any other country and international law and everyone would sort of agree in any kind of western or middle eastern sort of country that this would should be allowed, but it's not in th

they force fully captured area through a recognized international community under international law and the taliban has been in clear violation of the united nations charter as well as all international human terror and as well as human laws as well as afghanistan's international obligations, which include seven instruments of human rights and we see gender appetite only enforced -- it's a grows violation of the u.n. charter and related instruments as well as international human rights law and it's very clear while the international community, influid taliban's additional response, which is pakistan, which is they refuse to recognize taliban. as much as it was with the support of steal where they were able to overrun the government facilitated by premature withdraws. it's clear that mr. richard bennett when portugal was refused, he wanted to go to i think the third or fourth -- based on what he had reported in the past. in part of because the why he exploded at the taliban and also because the region and world at large aside from these pragmatic approaches and engagements, they don't se

law and international, what we call tribunal system?". see, america is trying to hide the facts which they cannot, see they are already in the past few days they have. supported it with monetary support, they have supported it with weaponry support and any act they do already is, it is all done by support of america and us intelligence, they can't move as single step and they have not criticized any act of netan yahu, that is what clearly indicates that they are behind any action what was doing in crossing the... international limits with its neighbors with it is dignity and right to life in the other nations, they are crushing it, they are whatever they are trying to, it is all against the international laws and international what we call the human rights, but when it comes to the position of america, they nify all the international laws, they nify all the human rights. because when it comes to their own interests, here you find out they have already in lost, i have just heard that how many billions they have sanctioned, they are watchin

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our view is that when a teenager is placed in the international field and has an activism in the internationalld , this activism in the international field will definitely help his social education and his epic , it will definitely elevate his intellectual horizon. movement towards qibla international connection with. it helps the children and teenagers of gaza. if i want to tell you about the goals of the campaign, our first goal is to create international awareness in this campaign that all children and teenagers will benefit from the works that the children and teenagers of the countries actually produce in order to support the oppressed people and the palestinian teenagers, this awareness should be done at the world level. the next goal is to encourage global interdependence. our view is that this is also an international relationship in children and adolescents. in fact, the whole world should be formed through the space of art and media in support of the people of the oppressed people of palestine. the story of our country's historical monuments is the story of a civilization that is tho

harlet, most and talked about... the international community, i want to look at international law. to protect civilians and and have certain does and don'ts that we definitely don't see. did it ever exist? "it did exist for a while right after the you know second world war, because the international law was the uh basically reflecting the balance of of power, but today you will not see any official in the us using the term international law, in fact camela harris the other day was about to say it and then she immediately..." withdraw uh that it's it was very obvious she doesn't want to say even international law because they want to re uh invent international you know norms that will um benefit the united states policy of course the us will use uh you know any uh decision by international you know community or united nation council when it's the us interest, but they are, they can care less about every other decision by the united nation, the us wants to draw what international law should look like and what international norms should look like, they will pick and choose what implem

conditions of the zionists. talk the internal crises that they are facing , the internal differences that exist between different political factions, and emphasizing that netanyahu is deliberately continuing this war, that if it ends, he will be the first person to be removed, and he must also be held accountable in court. paying attention to the internal conditions of the zionists, as i said, and in other words, the internal crises of this regime. are they able to create a new order? yes, i also offer my condolences. the martyrdom of our beloved seyyed hassan nasrallah was really a big blow, and we actually lost the symbol of resistance today, and very much. it should be for him. let us grieve and mourn, of course , this does not mean that we will not turn this sadness into a great epic, which we will talk about later, but the character and actually the collection of words , behavior and actions of seyyed hassan nasrallah actually tells us that he is a great and valuable person. we lost and let's ask god to make up for this with his own plan, because i will tell you in front of you

, international context. the subject is telegram. pavel durov, the founder and de facto head of the telegram social network, was detained in france. he spent several days under arrest, but has now been released on bail in the amount of 5 million. actually, various investigative actions, including court actions, are currently taking place. durov is accused of a whole series of violations of french legislation, as far as i understand, there are also violations of european legislation union, well, if it is so in the general context, we are talking about the fact that telegram is a closed social network that does not actually share data that needs to be shared with states, that actually supports certain terrorist movements, in particular through the prism of not disclosing information , does not block. some channels and so on and the like, there are a lot of accusations, starting from the distribution of drugs, ending again with the fact that telegram is actually a social network that supports those elements, tho

one, gaza, and what's the wider international implication? we'll put that to august in just a moment, but 1st this report from side of high right. on the same day that his role was burying the bodies of 6 cops is held in garza and palestinians were being killed and israel's relentless foaming of the goal of the strip. and i'm just reading that too. rates were being carried out in the occupied westbank part of the british foreign secretary and out. so you case immediate suspension of around the t licenses to export on to israel. it is richard grant that i am food in the house today. the assessment i have received, leaves me unable to conclude anything other than dr saxon u. k. on is that supposed to israel? that does exist a clear risk that they might still commit will facilitate a serious spiders of international humanitarian. the critics say it's not enough since this affects only the tea out of $350.00 u. k. licenses that supply is row with everything from components for military across and drones plus pulse that facilitate ground targeting

if he has activism in the international field , this activism in the international field will surelyp his social education and epic. will surely elevate his intellectual horizon. movement towards the qibla contributes to international solidarity with gaza's teenage children. if i want to tell you about the goals of the campaign, our first goal is to raise international awareness in this campaign that all children and teenagers, through the works that the children and teenagers of the countries actually produce , support the oppressed people and palestinian teenagers. this awareness should be done globally. the next goal is to encourage global interdependence. our view is that this international interdependence should be formed in children and teenagers, in fact, all over the world through the space of art and media, in support of the people of the oppressed people of palestine . roofs made of balls. with these plastic balls, we were able to remove those parts of the structure that did not work in the structure, and we could use the air bag, which is a two-way technology in the struct

international legitimacy or regional.tan, because they do not have any base, except that afghanistan was handed over to them. a couple of years ago, i asked you if you believed that one day you would, as a politician and activist, be able to return to your own country and resume your political career inside afghanistan. ijust wonder, two years on, whether you're any more optimistic today than you were then. that's not only my everyday struggle, strife, but i think everyone who has left afghanistan — 15th of august or afterwards — their desire is to go back to their country. ifeel i'm in nomadic mode being outside afghanistan. i still have my bags packed with the hope that i go back to afghanistan. that's my struggles. i think it was a mistake that some of us left afghanistan, but it's a mistake that we can reverse it by having an afghanistan... you wish you hadn't left? i wish i hadn't, because i — every day, when i get those messages from women in afghanistan, that's that — you know, that dilemma that i'm suffering with

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in motion talked about the international community, i want to look at international law, do you think that uh there was once at least a semblance of international law um, but even that has disappeared now, mean your assessment of the so-called international law that's supposed to exists and to protect civilians and and have certain does and donts that we definitely don't see, did it ever exist? it did exist for a while right? after the you know second world war, because the international law was the basically reflecting the balance of of power, but today you will not see any official in the us using the term international law, in fact camela harris the other day was about to say it and then she immediately withdraw that, it was very obvious she does' doesn't want to say even international law, because they want to re invent international, you know norms that will benefit the united states policy. of course, the us will use, you know, any decision by international, you know, community or united nation council when it serves the us interest, but they are uh... care less about every othe

it is clear that israel continues to ignore the international legitimacy and human rights, because it is used to never be held accountable. when israel commits such acts, we only witness timid expressions. israel to disregard the international resolutions, none of which has been implemented against israel since 1948. as a result, israel has become a rog state. despite all that, we cannot accept this reality as a status qu, we cannot accept to allow israel to continue enjoying impunity. israel did not draw any lesson from its repeated invasions of lebanon throughout decades. israel was repeatedly disappointed and defeated. it fled lebanon in the year 2000, leaving behind its weapons and equipment. this new adventure that israel is embarking on will only be another ugly version of the previous ones. it will repeat what the census war has achieved. against gaza and its children, i mean by that misery, extremism and destruction, it might also lead to an all out devastating regional war that would engulf the whole middle east with the use of legal, precise weapons and to large scale devast

our view is that when nojahan is placed in the international field and has activism in the internationalfield , this activism in the international field will certainly help his social education and his epic. indeed, the movement towards qibla will help international solidarity with the children and teenagers of gaza. if i want to tell you about the goals of the movement, first. in fact, our goal is to raise international awareness in this campaign that all children and teenagers, because of the works that the children and teenagers of the countries actually produce in in order to support the oppressed people and palestinian teenagers, this awareness should be done at the world level. the next goal is to encourage global interdependence. our view is that this international connection should be formed in children and teenagers, in fact, all over the world through the space of art and media, in support of the people, the oppressed people of palestine. ahmad aminfard, sed and sima news agency. it seems that his long name is the interpretation of all the good things. muhammad . congratulation

on international uh organizations, it's it's a tough fight. george, we're up against israel, and behind israel is the most powerful country in the world, the united states of america, and also britain, mr. starmer there is continuing to support the israelis too, and the uh german government is supporting them and in a good deal of european state, so yes, we are up against enormous political, military. economic power, there's no doubt about it, george. there's no doubt that the legal front is an important one to fight, and no one has done that more eminently than you over very long period of time. my point is that it is only a front, it's really just unarmed propaganda uh by us, isn't it? we get them found guilty, but there's no sentence. they're convicted, but they serve no time. on the contrary, they continue to get undrimpt of amounts of money and material, propaganda and diplomatic support from these western countries, though all was told us, professor, that they were the paragons of international law, and it was renegade countries that rou

how does the international criminal court and international law work, what is the purpose of the arrestrant, which does not work, and is this window of opportunity already closed, or can handcuffs still be put on the head of the kremlin? this is svoboda ranok, my name is kateryna nekrecha, and we are starting. so, putin is in mongolia. he came there on two days on an official visit, despite the fact that this is a country where he would potentially be arrested. if you have forgotten, the head of the kremlin, well, not that he is wanted, because everyone seems to know where he is, but there is a warrant for his arrest, issued by the international criminal court in the hague back in march 2023, for which putin is accused of illegal deportation and illegal transfer of ukrainian children. but this country is a signatory of the rome statute, we hear from all sides, and this is true, does this really oblige mongolia to arrest putin, my colleague will explain bohdan logunov. as soon as putin crosses the mongolian border, he should be arrested and handed over to the international criminal court

she represented by the international defend them. and i meant to that occurred in the or there is just to be an international court of justice advisory opinion that declares israel spreads in india, environmental to buy odyssey in territory local to be dismantled. a need and ration have to be made to the pot experienced dfcs, serious implications for member states who have under the law states, responsibility and obligation not to aid in the us. just the got a g o d organization and at the same time by january 26 this year there are being. 6 a set of additional measures ordered by international court of justice. we transferred the pages that these are, these are meeting genocide in. gotcha. and distribution of measures a lie each member say no to read. and i says, indignation of genocide, this is the call x in which our arms exports, including the transferred over to the oil. and that can be used to wish you a jack for example, and it should be suspended. yeah, thank you for giving us the context there. it was very important. what do

the headlines, international condemnations pour in over israeli deadly terror attacks in lebanon, it says will allows a strong response to the regime. "more civilians are killed in israel's artillery, fire and air strikes across gauza and that worsening humanitarian crisis in the blockated territory, and also iran's president calls for unity among muslims saying israel dares to commit crimes against palestinians due to the divisions among the muslim nations. hello and welcome everybody, it's 1:30 p.m. here in the iranian capital tehrane watching press tv's world news, starting with lebanon, new wave of israeli cyber attacks, targeting wireless devices has claimed the lives of at least 20 people across the country, according to the lebanese health ministry, more than 450 people were injured in the wednesday attack, it came only. after hundreds of pages used by members of the hezbulah resistance movement, an ordinary people exploded in an israeli terrorist operation, the regime's terrorist attacks have drawn a strong reaction from hisbullah. head of the movement's executive counsel, sh

law, and he is looking for excuses to destroy international law and show that he is above international law, and this is such an excuse in the form of this arrest warrant, he really gave him the opportunity to act like that, because you remember that in moscow there were incredible dissatisfied when, say, the former yugoslavia. issued its former dictator slobodan milosevic to the hague tribunal, and that, and then, when radi vankaradžica radkomladić was extradited, eventually found by the law enforcement system, that was all serious, i would say such a blow to russia's image of the country's sovereignty, which it supports, but russia itself, of course, it has to show that it is above the court, this is... an absolutely obvious thing, and putin began to look for opportunities, i would say, to spit in the face of the judges of the international criminal court, literally from the first weeks after that , how he received this order. remember, he wanted to go to the brics summit in 2023 to the south african republic, he blackmailed the south african president , savile ramophosa, and there wa

the un special reporter on the promotion of democratic and equitable international order also slammed major power silence and double standards in the face of the gaza genocide. meanwhile, the un special repertoire on the rights safe drinking water said israel's deprivation of water in the besieg gaza strip was in his words clearly employed as a weapon. and in our news review program we dealt. into the topic more with our guests, here it is, and i welcome everyone to press tv's news review program where we get in depth in one of the days top stories. joining us now for the program is john philpot, international human rights lawyer, joining us from montreal and firaz al naj manager, canadian defenders for human rights, joining us out of ottawa ontario, gentlemen, i welcome you both to the program here, i guess mr. philpot, we'll uh start with you, un special reports for uh, francesca albanese, she says she is not sure if the israeli regime. deserves un membership, basically how reckless do you have to be as an entity uh when you have human rights representative make that assertion about

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to it here to uh, but why do you think that same international? law and the international community is failing to address israel's actions, is it due to simple geopolitical alliances, what is exactly behind that other than the us, because israel has relations with, for example countries of the global south as well, failing is an understatement, usually fail at least when you want to try to do something, the international community or the in this case particularly we're not talking international community that you that word when it's used by western powers it usually means the collective west there the international community which is sort of i don't know it's it's it's a bit ironic when when they say it in any case the the fact that they don't address it basically look one share of it is because of their with with the united states, another share of it is their feeling of if you take germany for example, it has to do with their with their world war ii guilt, another share of it is complete and otter interest based politics and some some of it is r

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according to financial time, according to many other you know international resources or internationaln that for all of our viewers who do not understand economic part, if i can go ahead and back to my question, what do you believe is hizballah's war strategy at the moment? well at at the moment you know i said you know the libanese people, including hizbullah including other any form of resistance have the right to defend the country and nobody can you know dictate which way you know that those parties had to defend their country, they are defending their country to their best, and that's why why they are defending their country, why they doing that, because there is occupation as simple as that, this is the international recognition of the situation in lebanon, there is an oc first to part of the lebanese land and now the consequences you know whatever you know this resistant forces are doing, if the people of the international community are coming to condemn them, the first person who want to be condemned or the first party is going to be condemned in the israeli government, i canno

he's represented international bodies on human rights, war crimes and genocide.nk you for joining us. i posed what for me is what the americans used to call the $64,000 question, namely, are all these courts and judicial bodies and the rest merely lipstick a pig, or can it be said that they mean anything when their decisions are simply ignored by the person in the dock, namely netanyahu at all? well, george, uh, great to see you again, and thank you for having me back in my best to your listening audience. i agree with everything you said in your opening statement, but the point is we are fighting back against netanyahu and... the israeli government by these legal mechanisms that we do have, uh, we, lawyers are fighting back all over the world, we have an ngo organization now of groups all over the world, fighting back by means of international and international organizations, it's it's a tough fight, george, we're... against israel and behind israel is the most powerful country in the world, the united states of america and also britain, mr. starmer there is con

to it here to uh, but why do you think that same international law and the international community is failing to address israel's actions? is it due to simple geopolitical alliances? what is exactly behind that other than the us, because israel has relations with for example countries of the global south as well. uh, failing is an understatement, usually fail, fail at least when you want to try to do something, the international community or the in this case particularly we're not talking international community, that you that word when it's used by western powers, it usually means the collective west, they're the international community, which is sort of i don't know, it's it's it's a bit uh ironic when when this any case, the the fact that they don't address it basically, look, one share of it is because of their relations with the with the united states, another share of it is their feeling of, if you take germany for example, it has to do with their with their world war i guilt, another share of it is complete and utter interest based politics. uh and some some of it is our remnan

a mr. president, this respect to international is a matter of international peace and security. the court obligation of this council with implications beyond these countries and this reach beyond, beyond these countries and this region, states have constructed international mon rights into any town, no, precisely. for moments like these, when life dignity and all very humanity are addressed. as such, states must not, cannot accept plate and disregard for international including finding decisions of the security council and orders of the international court of justice. they must not, cannot allow the hollowing out of international and its protective core, neither in this nor in any other situation around the world. whole states, particularly those with the influence, must do everything they can to insure for respect to international trust over 10 days ago. in my address to the human rights constant geneva, i urged the rejection of a new normal, of endless, vicious military escalation and increasingly alarming technologically advanced methods of warfare. the warnings from multiple

"this beautiful gift of international solidarity that you and others across the global spectrum had laid the foundation of and it is so on the one hand us giving back and on the other hand continuously being motivated whether south africa will actually continue as being one of the van being as one of the leaders in the vanguard of the palestinian solidarity movement therefore then relies on the fact that people in britain. people in ireland, people across the globe, continue their mobilizations, continue their protests on the streets, because you inspire us as much as what we may possibly be inspiring others in other countries. you think, i think that you better than most other people would know about how today it is very hard to find people in britain or even in south africa that were one supporters of a partid in this country, but it was an international movement that... was led by committed and dedicated people that no matter the slander continued with their course for justice, and this is what we are seeing currently at the icj. beautifully said, and i thank you for the personal comm

bu habib added the international body's credibility will be at stake if the council fails to condemn these acts of terror. no one in this word is safe anymore and the aftermath of the electronic attacks which were carried out. recently in lebanon, those were unfathemable attacks, they have led to the injuring of thousands of innocent civilians, including children, women and elderly. the responsibility of the security council is not only towards the innocent lebanese who were targeted unjustly, but also towards humanity as a whole. if this terrorist attack. is not condemned by your council, and if you do not name the perpetrator, if you do not deter the perpetrator, condemn it and compelle it to to stop such aggressions, the credibility of this council of international law and of human rights law are at stake. accepting what happened amounts to opening pandora box indeed states and groups will follow suit and will be targeting civilians everywhere with these legal technologies. no one can prevent them from using these technologies in the future to target civilian planes and to kill ci

compared to international institutions, it will disappear if the institutions do not ask the internationalty to move in this direction . what trust is there from the people, just because a series of heads of governments gather there. for example, right now there is criticism of the mechanism of the international institutions of the security council, why should the veto be in the hands of, for example, the five nuclear powers of the security council, because the situation of the general assembly is such that it actually sat and passed resolutions and no coherent resolution was issued based on the process that it has been seen for the international organization and our arrangement is such that if the general assembly makes a request to the security council, the security council. it has the power of a military mechanism to prevent the zionist regime can apply violence and aggression, the question is why it doesn't , because on the one hand we have a process of institutionalization , on the other hand, it is actually an evil occupying regime outside the rules of the international game, which i