and about what it is. what i saw was not how the international human rights community and ukrainian human rights defender colleagues in general . international, we talked with oleksandr pavlichenko, the executive director of the ukrainian helsinki union in ukraine. here's what he told us, let's listen to the important remarks even regarding the materials prepared by amnesty international regarding ukraine, and we remember that ukrainian human rights defenders criticized them quite seriously when it was stated that there are hospitals in five cities in ukrainian military bases were placed in medical institutions for a second, this is nonsense because we have information and collected data that no ukrainian e-e-e institution was placed e-e-e of the armed forces now what could it be about let's say this abandoned well, uh, a settlement that already uh, for example, there is actually no civilian population from where the evacuation took place and probably already half-destroyed institution in this medical institution , soldiers can be stationed, it no longer functions as a medical situation, we are talking about and th

actually the same as the international they talked with the ukrainian military, and so far the answer seems to me to be yes, from what i have seen , no, how did the international human rights community and ukrainian human rights defenders colleagues of emnosti international react? let's listen, starting from 2014, here it is. well, there were, well, significant comments even regarding the materials prepared by amnesty international regarding ukraine and we remember that they were seriously criticized by ukrainian human rights defenders when it was announced that ukrainian military bases were located in hospitals or medical institutions in five cities for seconds, this is nonsense because we have information and collected data about the fact that in no ukrainian medical institution have the armed forces been stationed now. what could it be about? let's just say it was abandoned. well, there is a population center that already has, for example, no civilian population from where the evacuation took place. and probably already semi-destroyed or maybe a medical facility in this medical facility can house soldiers, it no longer functions as a medical facility 10 about the

that's why we, we never did. communication would be and we speak to our international partners the you and human rights chief says it's still not safe for hundreds of thousands of her anger. refugees to return to me. i'm almost 5 years after they fled a brutal ministry crackdown. michelle bash lay has been meeting were hanging bangladesh. she also press the government on its human rights record. tomba child reports during your visit, michelle, especially the high commissioner for human rights, met with the bangladesh prime minister, share casino, and government high officials, as well as civil society and rights groups. the high commissioner made clear that extra judicial killings and force disappearances where huge obstacles and the pursuit of justice. a race like the concern of all this is allegation, govern ministers, and highlighted the need for an impartial independence and transparent investigation into this allegations, accompanied by the sexual reform, several international and local human rights organizations have the un high commissioner for human rights to press the bank with the gove

have submitted our recommendations for repeal and revision of certain provisions of the act with a view to ensure that compliance with international humanand standards and preventing arbitrary application or misuse. reporter: she also visited the world's largest refugee camp on the southeast coast. >> the international community must extend its efforts to bangladesh in response, and pressed me to create conditions for return, address the root causes, and pursue accountability. reporter:. reporter: she met with several refugees. >> i told her, we do want to return to myanmar, but we don't want to face repression and persecution again, and that needs to be insured. she assured us that our demands will be presented accordingly. >> not only am i visiting here -- >> reporter: michelle bachelet says the importance of bangladeshi's historical significance and humanitarian contributions cannot be overstated. >> unfortunately the current situation across the border means conditions are not ripe for returns. repatriation must always be conducted in a voluntary and dignified manner, only when safe and sustainable conditions exist in myanmar. repor

and by many others. but the fact is that international law applies to everyone. and we as amnesty international, have a duty to investigate and report on human rights abuses, violation of international law, regardless of who are the perpetrators or the victims. i mean in this case, of course the victims arossi ukrainians, so we're going to have their thank you so much. thank you. the united states is calling on the kremlin to accept what if described as a substantial offer to swap before the basketball player. brittany greiner, the white house has not disclose details on that offer earlier. a russian court sentenced griner to 9 years in prison for drug possession and smuggling. brittany griner entered the cramped court room and defended cell, hoping the sentencing judge would be lenient that the judge would consider that greiner admitted her mistake, but had accidentally packed cannabis oil prescribed by her doctor and legal in the us, yadda. i never miss her even to put in jeopardy ref population. i never miss break any laws may have faith, hope that in your ruin and it doesn't in my life. griner was stopped in mid february after putting he

stop engaging in this creation of a false reality why the scandal unfolded with amnesty international and why do human rights defenders play with terrorists? who is nancy pilos? why did you interrupt the speech, madam speaker, because considering the alternatives, it was the most polite gesture and how courage changes the world. arsenal of russia, famine, terrorism, gas blackmail and nuclear threats . is happening in energodar and why does megate declare a complete loss of control over the npp, traitors in the main. ukrainians are going to betray the motherland 20:00 in ukraine it's time to finish the results of the information day i am oleksandr vasylchenko, i congratulate you today russia has once again proved that it is a terrorist state at dawn the occupiers covered mykolaiv with suicide bombs they hit private houses and the center only by a miracle there were no victims , unlike toretsk, the rashists carried out deliberate mass murder with mortars targeted public transport stops eight dead five wounded most of them children covered fire by russians and kharkiv and the region raisin direction from

and of course, the foreign minister discuss various issues. but typically human rights issues. bangladesh has been under scrutiny from the international and human rights organization as well as the local one for some time. now at least 9 international organization have written for you and human rights commission to investigate into the matter off a extra judicial killings as well as people are through and forced disappearance. now right now, she is visiting with 6 member delegation to the cox bizarre area. she met with you and agency. she also met with the refugee really friend repatriation commissioner. and of course with the refugees themselves and their leaders. she retired the fact that the human rights issues of the ring as a priority, and that any repetition that takes place takes place around that will be strictly on a voluntary basis. and that her office is in touch diplomatically with me and my government to resolve this issues shouldn't make any elaborate statement on most of the issues that she had discussed. she's are scheduled to meet the prime minister tomorrow and then held a major press conference where she will give out a hard

the russians, the red cross has become a target for doctors , they hunt with contempt and international law and humanorality in this war orcs do not spare medics if satan war was defined red yellow green zone then in this war now where we are going i call it the red-yellow zone and others call it the red zone so they warn us about the danger on the road to lysychansk in the city together with the carriage of the sapa, we still managed to get there before the russians entered, it was the last entry of the journalists when she had already approached, now you can already hear that we have to take our souls meeting for war then they even took a few minutes from the assistant notary well, i just took a change of pants and a change of t-shirt, because i understood that if there were clothes that were covered in blood, they would have to be replaced. i didn't know that peroxide can wash off blood and that it wipes well, so i took just such small packets and since then the most necessary thing in vola is in the same shoulder bag, and the resuscitator is a second home because, well, if you look in the car, ev

and senior people are against to humanity. also against that international human rights law against her conscious of the international commune. and i think united states we are in was in this sir war against the senior people in garza. and there was spent, there started in dominion for instance on the continue against mr. parameter. and there's been a heavy exchange of fire between the sides for days. so it is not a conflict where both sides are equally responsible for death and damage. i think literacy and the book there are has the right of self defense, i guess if you patient. and i guess that she, it was which considered among the international community and international law that it's collective banishment. so who are starting to have this aggression against a bit of senior people is the israeli commission. so that was seen a fighting for their dignity for their independence for lifting the siege for the breaking the siege. the collective banishment which she transform or that the scene in people who are living in garza of other than 2000000 people are

the destroyed prisoners of war - i would even consider the importance of what these international organizations and humanorganizations recently carried in the teeth of transparency international, thank you . our diplomats and european diplomats have leverage in order to activate the international so-called international red cross, because the denial of access to prisoners of war, the killing of prisoners of war on the territory of the concentration camps is a separate article, so to speak, not only in the hell of a far non-dante's hell. it is also a separate article of the possible tribunal of the future. in any case, we will continue to monitor the fate of our defenders . provocation on the bank of the kakhovsky reservoir by the occupied energy donor this is reported by the mayor of nikopol, yevhen yevtushenko, to friends on the opposite bank of the reservoir, the army irf carried out a provocation for the opportunity to leave the street avoid being in places of mass gatherings of people, the attention of the warning applies to cities, villages and towns located on the banks of the kakhovsky reservoir.

did a lot because i throw cities have been committed by both sides and different reports of including international organization and human rights commission also mentioned that both parties or all the parties to the conflict of committed atrocities. so it's, you know, naming or mentioning or respecting the extent of the crime is difficult unless it is investigated by an independent body regarding all nations going on. then. then let's get back to the siege situation. why our basic services still cut off? why is not enough fuel reaching the region? is it because of sued? says it allows the pressure to be kept on the t p l. f. without firing a single bullet in the re got the federal government repeatedly missions. it is working. it is best in order to deliver humanitarian services to the region, including fuel and or they said she had a need was a central need for a region of more than 6000000 population, you know, trucks who might not be sufficient. and this long the region have been not accessing any service from the neighboring region or any other country. so it is difficult to say that it assumptions. obviously it is n

it claims right to security that supersedes the you and charter international humanitarian law and human rights law . it claims for itself everything that it denies us. israel claims it is always defending itself even when it keeps attacking the palestinian people. if you are against violence, do not excuse, excuse israeli violence, do not justify it. do not encourage it. really is so cold coat and co tried to secure if he has become a license to killed and it must be invoked in an international law based order. international law is the measuring stick for anybody's actions. we are bound by its rules and remain ready to abide by them. what about the other party? can it keep rewriting the rules as it wishes? and can you accept such double standards that undermine the protection of the law everywhere? how many more times will is there a get to justify bombing our people in garza? until someone says enough is enough. are you ready to say enough? is enough as the highest authority responsible for the maintenance of international peace and security? how many more years does it get to impose i

and diabetes. i demand that the world international institutions and human rights organizations view. mm hm. it's case as a humanitarian issue and resolve it, however is well insists that l hubby had her li bees. the charges are well established while also defending as administrative detention policy as a pro acts as means of preventing any additional attacks made by the suspect. while evidence is still being gathered, the director of the other may human rights organization believes his values, his master rest campaigns as a tool to control over the palestinian population. this is a gray fe relations for the basics of human rights, actually at a stink people without charges without trial. this is out of battery detention. this is a great fe relation for the 4th geneva convention, if they really have evidence as against those people, why they don't charge them in a trial and enable them to defend themselves. can you understand at us think a child and are 18 years old and claiming that he's code cozying is threat, a very serious threat to the security that can justify at us think him for one y

and loved ones. the world witnessed serious violations of international human rights law. human rights and internationald legal norms were not held accountable for these violations will never recognize russia's attempts to change ukraine's borders by force and when world leaders come to new york next month to confirm their commitment to the un charter, they will also confirm their support for this basic principle, so how many more fictitious referenda have not been held by the illegal government that moscow is trying to establish. we will continue to defend the charter and we will not defend the sovereignty, territorial integrity and independence of ukraine must release the captured territory of ukraine. in order for there not to be a food crisis, russia must withdraw from our land and our sea. this is necessary so that no country in the world can ever again ignore the moon charter and conventions binding on all mankind russia must be held responsible for aggression against ukraine immediately after the start of the russian war against ukraine in 2014 ukrainian diaspora in the us began to join efforts t

and loved ones. well, there seemed great violations of international human rights law and internationally that in law committed with little to no accountability and millions of ukrainians have lost their homes and their worldly possessions. becoming internal, these places are refugees. with the onset of winter emitter needs continue to rise rapidly with millions of people in need of assistance and protection. as these need skyrockets, it is imperative that you may set an act as the new plane f safe and any that accessed won't be required assistance. no matter where they leave the president, the consequences of these senseless war are being felt far beyond the plain. we are seeing new vulnerabilities emerged in the global environment already worn on alt by conflicts in equality. and then we can use the economic analysis crises and climate change with this for a portion of the impact on developing countries. the acceleration of already high foods, fertilizer and full price is a city go to the global rises that could drive millions more into extreme poverty magnifying and get and mom ration whilst happe

engaged in the crisis response department of amnesty international is again the central apparatus of this large international human rights organization and they are responsible for the preparation of such reports they went to ukraine. and in the spring they investigated the issues that are considered in the report here on the spot, so they explained their work methodology, they interviewed witnesses in the mykolaiv, kharkiv, and donetsk regions, it was civilians who collected people 's testimonies, then analyzed satellite images according to their words, and the channels were also there and reached the essence of the report is available. if it is very, very easy to summarize, they believe that the fact that the ukrainian army is sometimes stationed at civilian infrastructure facilities, say in schools and these are schools, i will add this from myself as a journalist. according to my observations, mostly significant damage is sometimes simply detonated, and this is what the ukrainian army does, in principle, it turns these objects of civil infrastructure into a military target for the russian army and responds and objects are fired at, a

kind of court, as you said, and here , again, the national guard of the ministry of internal affairs pays a lot of attention to informing both the international community and humandefenders about the status of these military personnel and regarding the general illegality of any actions that are not provided for by the scheme of conventions in relation to prisoners of war, say this in principle, this is how the state and the media should be today and possible you protest all these fakes thrown from russian propaganda, you know when dugina, the daughter of an odious russian propagandist, died, immediately the marines started talking about the places involved, today they are already saying that a woman was somehow accused of being a guest of dugi, she was found dead in vienna. i would say that there are a myriad of such fakes, you know what they are, a fake letter from azov citizens criticizing the ukrainian leadership seems to be widespread today, what to do with all this, of course, we are already talking for a long time, it has been about the fact that our war, which has been going on since 2014, is a hybrid war , not kinetic, unconventional, that is, threats ex

certain human rights defenders or with leaders from abroad and to understand their opinion, what is the understanding of this situation today? and on our human rights defenders as well as on internationaluman rights defenders with this issue . everyone understands and everyone is making some efforts there . but it is clear that it is not russia that disdains the opinion , any opinion of the international community. demonstratively, they are trying to emphasize that they are independent from the opinion of the international community. and this is also a moment that causes concern. well, i thank you very much mr. fedorov already. let's literally have one more reply, please, in confirmation of what we are talking about. the fact is that, if i am not mistaken, last year or the year before last, the pension court of the russian federation made such an extraordinary decision that the norms of international law for the russian federation do not have any legal significance if in simple words, thank you very much, thank you very much for being with us, fedirvenislavskyi, people's deputy of ukraine , party representative, servant of the people and ihor kozlovsky , scientist, religious scholar, c

and we are sure he has not committed any crime. since mohammed have since i have been suffering from heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, i demand that the world international institutions and human rights organizations. you mm hm. it's case as a humanitarian issue and resolve it thought. so one foot over israel insist that our holidays charges were well established while also defending its detention policy as a way of preventing attacks by suspects. while evidence is being gathered, the director of the out of mere human rights organization believes israel uses mass arrest campaigns as a tool of control over the palestinian population. this is a gray fe, relation for the basics of human rights actually are distinct. people without charges, without a trial, this is out of battery detention. this is a great favor lation for the 4th geneva convention if they really have evidence as against those people, why they don't charge them in the trial and enable them to defend themselves. can you understand at a stinky child and are 18 years old and claiming that he's code cozying the threat, a very serious threat to the security that can justify at us think him for one year . it's a total o

and we reiterate our demand that civilians must be protected under international humanitarian law, international human rights law, truly respected and implemented. humanitarian actors must be assured access. russia must stop the war and fully, immediately, and unconditionally remove forces and equipment from ukraine. russia started the war in ukraine. it can choose to stop it. it seems clear war crimes have been committed. these cannot be forgotten. perpetrators on all levels must be held accountable. president, the secretary-general has talked about the begin of -- the beacon of hope with the resumption of ukrainian grain exports. we are encouraged that the critical transportation line from the global breadbasket might be restored. it is much-needed for ukrainians as well as the world's most vulnerable people and countries. and it is critical that the world food program and other humanitarian actors again can purchase grain from ukraine, the humanitarian food assistance. it is now vital that the black sea grain initiative is fully implemented. mr. president, the accumulative effects of the war are fe

international law. unfortunately, we have to move on, but we really do appreciate your insights and breaking down for us in such a concise way. jonathan could tab and international human rights and i thank you for being on this new sound. thank you. hello, skinny noth, tardies are inaugurating a straight name down to al jazeera jealous sharina black clay who was killed by israeli forces. sharon was shot while on assignment in janine in the occupied west bank in main members of the international community have condemned to killing and continue to call for accountability. sharon was without jazeera for 25 years and was known as the voice of palestine. a correspondent, maid abraham, is in ramallah in the occupied west bank and felt this report the legacy of city. now wallclear is now being engraved in the collective memory of palestinians. this 3, the shooting of op list, 3 is where she used to walk to work every day. it's very close to al jazeera was offices. this is a through to used to work a to walk in and work for more than 25 years. it's also very close to one manada square, at least that we had witnessed historical events for palestinians. this is a testament to h

transparent investigation into these allegations, accompanied by 66 to reform, several international and local human rights organizations have out there un high commissioner for human rights to press the button with us government to ensure full accountability for the human rights abuses, but still persist in the country. beschler also raises are concerned about self censorship in bung with the media. consequence of the digital security act, we have submitted a recommendations will reveal a revision of certain provisions of the act with a view to ensure the compliance with international restoral understand us preventing application or misuse. bashfully also visit it was largest refugee camp in cox's bazaar on the south east coast. need to know, should we be, must sustain efforts to wrangler this in its response. press to create conditions for return, address the root causes and pursue the b team. she met with several refugees in the camp, but we just, it's almost like i told her we do want to return to me and my but we don't want to face depression and persecution again. and that needs to be insured.

human rights council in geneva. it is focused on violations and abuses of human rights and of international humanitarian law in the context of russia's aggression. this is the most robust type of investigative mechanism that the hrc can establish. it is the first time in its history it has established a commission of inquiry related to russia. on the icc, we, the u.s., support the documentation and investigative capacities of the icc. it was in washington, and met with us, the affairs bureau was meeting with our folks on the criminal justice team. accountability using all of these mechanisms is absolutely essential. >> there are more displaced people on earth now than any time in human history. climate change and conflict continues to force millions of people in their homes each year. the wars in ukraine and ethiopia and the end of the u.s. war in afghanistan have caused -- contributed to this largely. with a famine moving in the horn of africa and a food security crisis looming, it will get get worse before it gets better. what is the administration's plan for supporting this through the budget? >> thank you for raising

we asked and lath sheila, the head of the international crimes and accountability program at the european center for a constitutional and human rights about his take on the amnesty international report. where the report shows who pays the biggest price in the war and in every war. so that's the civilians. they pay a streaming huge price, especially if they are caught between the $2.00 fighting parties and forces, basically, nevertheless, their obligations under intentional or for armies to spell the civilians to protect them and, and they need to be obliged also by, by all parties at 3 months up for years that russia and the aggressor here aggress here, and that, that's the number of very val, documented war cramps by russia. but again, also em all, all parties to the conflict of certain legal responsibilities to spans the civilian population. nonetheless, few grants, president responded with harsh criticism, saying that the report precisely equated the victim with the aggressor. what is your take on that? i think it shows that impartial, independent investigations are needed and if possible also caught judgment in fair and i

protecting human vice, guaranteed under international law for 4 year mandate. and on august 31st. so what legacies bus led leaving behind has he failed or succeeded of the world leading human rights advocate? the un high commissioner for human rights mitchell bachelor talks to al jazeera mitchell bachelor, the united nations high commissioner for human rights. thank you for talking to 0. i commissioner, this is going to be an opportunity for us to talk about politics and humor, whites globally. but let me start by asking you about you controversial visit to china. he writes, organizations said that you were too soft on the chinese government on the very issue. they alleged atrocities committed against the muslim work. as in ching, jung region, how do you respond to those accusations? first of all, some people have said that has been a mistake that they said that i disagree with that because i was able to raise humorous issues directly with china, family senior government officials. and it was the 1st time is 17 years for you and human rights. she. so knowing that a

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due to fuel delivery to the strip being stopped by so be we discuss the crises and the international response to it with human and labor rights lawyer dan coverlet likely is frankly, according to the un on livable in gaza. and now without any electricity, which is also going to affect, of course, the ability to pump water people will be on the verge of it on sustainability. and that's the course the whole plan that israel had been saying for years that this is a slow moving gen. israel has been blockading gaza, preventing gods from getting like staving medicines from getting to again from getting water. israel wants to either forcibly remove or destroy the population in god that that me the definition of a genocide. i don't see the international community as for fillings duties to prevent war crimes and human rights abuses against people in the occupied territories. and i want to add, you know, the us recently that, well, we think is your eyes the rights to defend itself. well, what about the palestinians right? to defend them. so the u. s. support the genocide, let's face it. the u. s. d. israel is client st

despite the fact that the elections were completely falsified and this is confirmed by the data of international organizations and russian human, so i rule out that they can even make electronic voting appear among the youth to show that we are supported by the youth and older and younger and so on, but let's consider today already 13 august, and for them it was extremely important to hold a so-called referendum on september 11. that is, it is the day of a single vote in russia and to show that the occupied territory is already in fact part of the the russian federation will not succeed or it will simply turn into another laughing stock. look at oleksiy, when you say that there will be a vote at home . well, because when they aim at you in the forehead, you as if you have no way out, but how is it according to your experience, how will it look, there will be dozens, and to tell the truth, hundreds of people will go from apartment to house accompanied by an eye , if it means hundreds of people, it means there will be thousands the military is involved in order to present this to the forehead , which means having a machine gun a

as floods have devoured all of what local residents have been sending and waste message to the international community. and all human relief agencies asking them to quickly bring help to this catastrophic situation. receding. danube river is revealing dozens of world war to shipwrecks. river levels are at their lowest in almost a century because of the worst drought to hit europe for years. it's exposed. german worship sank during world war 2 near. so be israel. port town of bro. however, 20 vessels of peaking above the water line officers from nancy, germany's black, safely to bandon them as they retreated from advancing soviet forces. serbia estimates, it'll cost about $30000000.00 to salvage the hogs and dispose of the explosives on board. ah, the un secretary general, antonio good harris is in ukraine, southern port city of desert to review the shipments of grain. the cargoes being exposed under a deal broken by turkey and the when last month allow for the resumption of ukraine's grain exports from 3 ports. several ships, including the un charter, a vessel bound for ethiopia of left. since then, to raise a bo ha

as floods have devoured all of what local residents have, by ascending and waste message to the international community. and all human relief agencies asking them to quickly bring help to this catastrophic situation. extreme dry weather is creating a crisis in northern states of mexico. millions of people are running out of water . instead of relying on delivery is brought in by tankers. local reservoirs and dams have also dropped to critical levels. minority little boats from mexico city, the extreme drought conditions persist in northern mexico. the city of monterey home to some 5000000 people has been particularly hard hit on mothers day. but in the allow, you must be fussy. people are fighting over the water and the trucks arrive and people don't respect the line, is chaos in our neighborhood. it's sad, but what can we do? we need a miracle. these are the drivers conditions the region has seen in 30 years with recorded rainfall levels far below average. in during a recent visit to monterey, from mexico's president and this manuel lopez over the other promised to continue to provide emergency government assistance

as floods have devoured all of what local residents have by ascending and so it's message to the international community and all human relief agencies asking them to quickly bring help to this catastrophic situation or the receding danny of river is revealing thousands of world war to ship rags. river levels are at the lowest in almost a century because of the worst drought to europe in years exposed. german worship sunk during world war 2, b as river port town of over 20 vessels are peking. above the water line officers from nazi germany, the black sea fleet, abandoned them as they retreated from advancing soviet forces be estimate it will cost around $30000000.00 to salvage the house and dispose of the explosives on board. ah, ah, the un secretary general until a good terrorist is in ukraine, southern port city of odessa to review the shipments of grain. a cargo is being exported under a deal broke by turkey and the un last month. it's allowed for the resumption of ukraine's grain exports from 3 ports. several ships including the un charted aid vassal band for ethiopia, have left since then to raise a bows in odess

floods have devoured all of what local residents who have by ascending and so it's message to the international community and all human relief agencies. asking them to quickly bring help to this catastrophic situation. having floods in new zealand have 4th hundreds of people believe their homes. the city of nelson has taken the biggest hit officials issued more evacuation. what is on friday of the $75.00 centimeters of rain fail fell in just 3 days. cut lopez her to yet has the latest it could take years to repair the damage caused by the slots days of heavy rain have better parts of new zealand, south highland, some areas of the city of nelson are unrecognizable. on the ground for destruction is extensive. roads are block and officials have closed schools. entire communities have been forced out of their homes with some declared unsafe or simply uninhabitable. to the aid, he just caught ups and, and we saw this roading stretchable property. so we just, yeah, let the property, it's about 815 i said to montana, i'm at kim this morning to us as a situation it's pretty about city officials warn, there is no timeline for

has there been any reaction from international human rights organizations on this? it's only is that i'm nifty and human rights watch international organizations like the you and special report tours and other condemned the policy of admin to detention and consider that as a practice off at a bitter a detention which as i said is a war crime that should be stopped, but unfortunately as little as occupying power is not taking seriously all these statements issued by the international community. what do you say when israel defends itself by saying there wouldn't be this many in detention if terror attacks against the country? we're continuing, but there is an option that if they really have evidence is against those people, why they don't charge them in, in the trial and enable them to defend themselves. why they use secret information . and can you understand arresting a child under 18 years old and claiming that he's code code thing is threat if very serious threat to the security that can justify arresting him for one year based on secret information. israel has been accused of human rights viola