these are the data. of the international commission on missing persons, general organization director kathryn bomberger said they counted those separated from their families, those in incommunicado detention, and those killed in combat but whose bodies have not been identified, and their families do not know where their relatives are, the international commission also added children illegally deported to russia to the list of missing persons. the capital metro will hold trainings for medical assistance, the classes will take place tomorrow at 12 stations, everyone who wants to can participate for free, the capital metro informs about this administration, people will be trained by experienced specialists and instructors of the center of emergency medical assistance and medicine, disasters. specialists will show how to assess the condition of the victim and stop the bleeding. what to do in case of airway obstruction, circulatory arrest and thermal burns. the trainings will last from 13:00 to 17:00. six years. therefore, the verkhovna rada adopted the medical reform, which was then suppo

i am abraham cooper honored to serve on the international commission for religious freedom. thank you for joining us to mark the 25th anniversary of the international religious freedom act. i would like to extend, on behalf of the commissioners, a special thank you to senator chris coons and his staff for reserving this historic room for us. in october 1998 congress passed, then, president bill clinton signed this act making the promotion of freedom of religion or belief abroad a higher in u.s. foreign policy. ity in u.s. foreign policy. irfa established usirf and the state department ambassador at large, currently ambassador hussein, as well as the office of international religious freedom. the law required monitoring and annual reporting on conditions and tlingit consequences for the worst violators. it is also incorporating, incorporated religious freedom concerns into u.s. diplomacy, programs, training, as well as refugee and asylum policies. 25 years later, religious freedom issues are more integrated than ever before into u.s. foreign relations. we have seen the benefit

these are the data of the international commission on missing persons. general the director of the organization, cathy bomberger , said that they counted those who were separated from their families, those who are. in detention without the right to communicate, as well as those who died during hostilities, but their bodies are not identified, and the families do not know where their relatives are, international commissions also included children illegally deported to russia to the list of missing persons. over 60 tons of low-quality and dangerous products could reach the ukrainian military during september, but the ministry of defense of ukraine did not allow this. management specialists of food safety and veterinary medicine conducted more than 100 inspections and inspected about 2,000 tons of products, found low-quality canned meat and meat-based vegetables, scheduled and unscheduled inspections of the quality of products already delivered to military units from suppliers are currently ongoing. overhaul instead of defense. the state bureau of investiga

intentionally or recklessly violated shooting will actually is right to life view and independent international commission of inquiry on the occupied palestinian territory presented its investigation and distributions coming to the un general assembly. as part of its regular report on this radio patient. the inquiry presents a detailed timeline of the events surrounding shooting steps from her arrival of the janine refuge account to cover and is really operation to these very strongly opening fire without warning on her and others clearly mount as john lives. and then shops continuing to be filed as reference, are made to move her life. and as of all the, from the scene, the enquiries conclusions are clear. the area was come before she was showed that when the palestinians in the area, there was no exchange of gunfire for any warning from his really security forces. natalie is right. these angels of bodies of those they were shooting shepherd, hands, the elders era, the united nations coming next and all just 0. it's witness. there's more of our coverage of the war on guys on the website. i'll just 0, don

international religious freedom. since its establishment 25 years ago, the commission on international religious freedom has championed you believe the people to exercise their rights to freedom of religion or belief. i was proud to vote for the legislation which created the commission and i will continue to support the commission's efforts to draw attention to the worst violators of this fundamental human right. this event provides an important opportunity to reflect on the impact the commission is made on our nation and the international community as a champion of religious freedom. it is also a time to reflect on how the commission can further elevate its efforts. as we all know that far too many countries continue to restrict or deny these fundamental freedoms. the commission has been and will continue to be a powerful force to protect the rights of those who wish to practice their belief without fear of persecution. i commend the commission on international religious freedom for its continued leadership and service to the global community. best wishes for for a wondel event to all of you. sincerely, ben cardin, c

intentionally or recklessly violated shooting will actually is right to life view and independent international commission of inquiry on the occupied palestinian territory presented its investigation. industry is coming to the un general assembly as part of its regular report on the us radio patient. the inquiry presents a detailed timeline of the events surrounding sharing staff from her arrival of a jeanine refuge account to cover and is rarely operation to these rarely suddenly opening fire without warning on her and the others clearly mount as john lives and shops continuing to be filed as reference are made to move her life and his ability from the scene. the enquiries conclusions uh clear. the area was calm before she was showed that when the palestinians in the area, there was no exchange of gunfire. for any warning from his rarely security forces. leah's right these in the upper bodies of those they were shooting shepherd hands, the elders. era the united nations coming next and i'll just say to gauze as a shape hospital on the brand, that is more of our coverage and the water goes on our website,

n. independent, international commission of inquiry only occupied pulse the entire tree, and israel was established it's monday to investigate full of ext violations of international humanitarian law. established the underlying causes of a contentions document and verify the evidence. and identifying those responses. the women leading the inquiry is fully un high commission, if human rights not be pele weeks before how most carried out. it's october. the 7th surprise offensive and southern israel and israel launch a major military operation in goza hill. i released the report, it says the commission finds the increasingly militarized law enforcement operations of israel and repeated the tax bias rel i'm casa range, maintaining it to unload the $45060.00. keep patient with the latest escalation now, and it's the week now they feel like talks to alger 0, the not very polite. thank you for talking to out to 0. let's just stop at the beginning about what your commission is. you are a distinguished judge, but this isn't the court. this isn't an investigating mechanism. my understanding it wa

yeah, just came out with just digesting it slowly but uh the independent international commission of inquiry on the occupied palestinian territory. the report just came out. it's based on events that happened before the most recent escalation, the most recent war and gaza. but interestingly familiar themes, familiar topics, it talks about the prevention of food and medical supplies into gaza and calls that even before this recent conflict, the violation of international humanitarian law. it's called the firing of rockets and motors by palestinians into israel, a war crime because it's indiscriminate and it's clearly constitutes a war crime according to the commission of inquiry. but it also says that the retaliatory attacks by the is really millions. terry are not proportionate. and also a were prime because they're not proportionate. and on the issue of algae 0 is journalist drain of lockley who was killed while covering a story in the west bank. and it does conclude that the is really security forces used vehicle forest without justification. again, calling this a work crime as wel

about new evidence of animals russians in ukraine - an independent international commission reported. the occupiers committed indiscriminate attacks. and war crimes, including rape and the deportation of children to russia, the report said. the united states called on the un countries not to limit themselves to condemnation, but to hold the russian federation accountable for violating international law during the invasion of ukraine. according to the ministry of internal affairs of ukraine, russia has already committed more than 98,000 war crimes on our territory. complementary de-occupation. ukraine will fight from its territories an aggressor - said the representative of our country, serhii dvornyk, during a meeting of the security council of the united nations, while russian dmytro polyanskyi accused washington of deliberately escalating the conflict. a very pathetic show, trying to blame the victims of armed aggression for receiving means of protection. russia has been receiving iranian drones for more than a year and is now ready to kneel before the north korean regime in order t

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by security forces. vehicles and some police officials, we've also seen vehicles of the international commission of the red cross, as well as a you and especially the mission with just passed by us a minute to go as they must be computing their visit to the cutoff region for the 1st time in 3 decades, we don't have exact numbers of how many of the 120000 people have left, but it appears that most of them are gone despite all of the insurances that have been provided by the other badge and the government. but this is the case now that administrative control is now that otherwise on the forces, it says that it is allowing the you and to come bid its various agencies to come and have a look on it for itself, or would it cause occupation and destruction otherwise any territories, and then assess the needs for the people who be left behind. and that'd be the thing that might not be that many left. the, in the hope of a better life in the united states is drawing tens of thousands of people to its southern border every day. many a tracking through jungles and wading through waters and central and sout

then there was a international commission on to the chief stuff that you know, of the united nation created and a phone date. so you interesting a that the war was you, lee coke, but really cheap to me. so this was such a clear, a reference that to something he's prohibited by international law throughout higher videos like panels, brand news, which can be protected even against international law. international law both set aside a many uh, also uh, instances like the creation of international with premium, the have quotes and which or if they were effective and impartial, this would have been if there were also a i will come on. but i missed a reference number, there's a impartiality presupposes equality, i mean, and if for suppose that the law, i mean, i think that's the basis of the very core deficient of the old, is that what makes it hello is that it gets applied to everybody. when it's applied selectively, can you claim that it's still law? it disappeared all most. but during the, these 19 ninety's and then figured off a war and of 2003, which brought to all sold lee code and a, by th

independent international commission. the occupiers committed indiscriminate attacks and war crimes, including the rape and deportation of children to russia. it is in the report. the united states urged the un countries not to limit themselves to condemnation, but held the russian federation accountable for violating international law during the invasion of ukraine. according to the ministry of internal affairs... russia has already committed more than 98,000 war crimes on our territory. and i will remind you about an important collection. we are collecting funds for the purchase and modernization of a jeep for the fast group intelligence response of the third ssso regiment. in the battles in the eastern direction, they showed themselves to be true heroes. the defense forces foiled the enemy's plans for avdiivka, repulsed all attacks and held their positions. cars for defenders. have already been found and are being prepared for combat missions, you just need to buy them back. our goal is uah 250,000. thanks to you, more

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intentionally or recklessly violated. shooting actually is right to life view and independent international commission of inquiry on the occupied palestinian territory presented its investigation and distributions coming to the un general assembly. as part of its regular report on these radio patients. the inquiry presents a detailed timeline of the events surrounding shooting steps from her arrival of the janine refugee camp to cover and is really operation to these very strongly opening fire without warning on her and others clearly mount as john lives. and then shops continuing to be filed as reference, are made to move her life. and as of all the, from the scene, the enquiries conclusions are clear. the area was come before she was showed that when the palestinians in the area, there was no exchange of gunfire for any warning from his rarely security forces. natalie is right. these angels of bodies of those they were shooting shepherd, hands, the elders era, the united nations. thanks for watching elgin 0. i'm emily anglin. you can get more news on our website, which is 0. come up. next is the bot

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intentionally or recklessly violated shooting will actually is right to life view and independent international commission of inquiry on the occupied palestinian territory presented its investigation. industry is coming to the un general assembly as part of its regular report on the radio patient. the inquiry presents a detailed timeline of the events surrounding shooting steps from her arrival of the janine refuge account to cover and is really operation to these really strongly opening fire without warning on hire and others clearly mount as john lives and shots continuing to be filed as reference are made to move her life and his ability from the scene. the enquiries conclusions are clear, the area was come before she was showed that when the palestinians in the area, there was no exchange of gunfire for any woman from his rarely security forces. he is right, these angels of the bodies of those they were shooting shepherd, hands, the elders era, the united nations. and the news continues here and i'll just say that after the listening post, stay with us. and we understand the differences between subcon

an independent international commission of the un sub-hydrics is collecting information about possible escalation of the palestinian-israeli conflict. this was reported by the press service of the united nations human rights council. the commission will study reports of the shooting of hundreds of civilians by hamas militants . at the same time, human rights activists are concerned about israeli air raids on residential areas of gaza and tel aviv's statements about a complete blockade of the city. western countries unconditionally support the jewish state. with details anton dadykin. arab media are publishing a video of the supposed arrival of the first us military transport aircraft in israel. with weapons for the jewish state, according to unofficial data, on board a missile for the iron dome air defense system, precision artillery shells and small-diameter bombs in the white house confirmed the first batch of additional security systems from the arsenals of the american army has indeed already been sent to israel, new deliveries are planned to be announced v coming days.

intentionally or recklessly violated shooting will actually is right to life view as independent international commission of inquiry on the occupied, palestinian territory presented its investigation. industry is coming to the un general assembly as part of its regular report on the radio patient. on the inquiry presents a detailed timeline of the events surrounding shooting steps from her arrival of the janine refuge account to cover and is really operation to these very strongly opening fire without warning on her and others clearly mount as john lives and then shops continuing to be filed as reference, are made to move her life. and as of all the, from the scene, the enquiries conclusions are clear. the area was come before she was showed that when the palestinians in the area, there was no exchange of gunfire for any warning from his rarely security forces. natalie is right. these angels of bodies of those they were shooting shepherd, hands, the elders era, the united nations. well, weather is next. and that followed by inside story, which looks at us support. israel is much more coverage of the war

the chair of the independent international commission of inquiry says her death was a direct result of israel's minutes. her eyes ation of law enforcement operations. let's get more and this from shepherd times the who's that the you and the new york has more than this it. so she have tell us, what did we hear from you and tonight of the well, this is just the latest independent investigation to find that as well was responsible for sharing staff in this case, as part of a regular report to the general assembly from the un commissions of bonuses, the illegal israeli occupation of the west bank garza and east jerusalem. they put together rather a detail timeline of the events surrounding trained staff from her arrival to the janine refuge account. then with various other members of the press, hook, very clearly marked as press and then without warning, these riley's opening fire. there was no militant activity in the region. the region was calm, absence of time, but these are these open fire they flash together. i'll just hear a producer wounding him, and then they hit serene and them.

intentionally or recklessly violated. shooting actually is right to life view and independent international commission of inquiry on the occupied palestinian territory presented its investigation and distributions coming to the un general assembly. as part of its regular report on the radio patient. the inquiry presents a detailed timeline of the events surrounding shooting steps from her arrival of a janine refuge account to cover and is really operation to these very strongly opening fire without warning on hire and others clearly mount as john lives and shops continuing to be filed as reference are made to move her life and his ability from the scene. the enquiries conclusions are clear, the area was calm before she was shown that when the palestinians in the area, there was no exchange of gunfire for any warning from his ready security forces. and is ready to use aimed at the upper bodies of those they were shooting shepherd hands, the elders. era, the united nations 11 or rocky families, assuming the dutch government over the debt. severe loved ones during a 2015 attack in a rock step vast and re

it was forgotten there after some parts of ukraine were de-occupied, so the independent international commissionaine recorded the facts of violence against women in the kherson region during the occupation, and both 16-year-old and 83-year-old women were raped. is there any information about what is happening in the territories that are still under occupation? first, well , once again, i must note that the population that remained in the occupied territory is now in an extremely difficult situation, that is the number of people there, i think, is no more than 40%, well, plus or minus from 30 to 50 depending on the population centers, so these people are now in extremely difficult conditions, and we... must maintain total control as much as possible, here is total abuse and from rotation to rotation of various troops and services there, which come from different persons who come there, again these are new challenges for people, because they come to homes, evict them, rob them, rape them, and unfortunately the facts you speak of they are. and unfortunately, as long as there are occupiers, they wil

then, though, scott, you were at the international commission. it seemed like in the intervening years since you were there, trade has become a little of a four letter word. i would say that it's on all sides of the political. it's sort of like a hot potato. how do you think that evolving on free trade is either or maybe hurt america's position is is free trade dead? over to you? yeah. look, it's a great it's a great question i think i a few things just worth observing about all of that and again they're there observations that are a little bit complex but they're only a little bit complex walking and chewing gum at the same time. once again. so for example we like we like them within our society. we like them around the world differences. exist. different identities across characteristics from race to gender to politics, sex to a whole range of preference, says attributes, capacities, talents, challenges and. the more groups of human permit to trade facilitate trade, the more each is. everyone's. it doesn't do me any good when i've got lots of a

the creation of an american and european in subsequent and also an international commission of inquiry composed of people who in incontestably enjoy authority in public confidence trotsky's future assassination in the kremlin. the planned murders, the cream of the officer condemned without witnesses or defense and shot within 48 hours. literary maxim gorky dies under mysterious circumstances, one of those benefiting most from the purges is nikita khrushchev, now first secretary of the moscow party organization. he proclaims they the wormy trash, the trotskyites. they raised their criminal hands against stalin, hailed the greatest genius mankind who leads us victoriously toward communism, our own apparently on kirov reform project, the stalin constitution of 1936 provides for universal suffrage and direct election to the supreme soviet. in theory, the legislative branch of the soviet government. in practice, it is actually a rubber stamp cheering section for stalin. as for the election, there's one set of candidates those nominated by the communist party. voting with premier stalin, our

investigating that. >> to that point do you think an international and independent commission would be allowed to investigate? would that be something that international investigators would be allowed on the ground to investigate? >> record what i say to you, israel would never allow an international investigation like they never allowed an investigation of the killing of shireen abu akleh and because you can't have the criminal investigate himself or herself and the big question here, why mr. biden does not call for a cease-fire. how many more palestinians should be killed before we get cease-fire. 3,200 palestinians have been killed so far. three war crimes are being committed in front of the world. ethnic cleansing, genocide. >> i understand what you're saying about the cease-fire and president biden. but just real quick, i just want to know he is going to speak later today and it is very clear that the united states and from the president that they are not going to call for a cease-fire and i understand your perspective on that. what could the president say outside of that

intentionally or recklessly violated shooting will actually is right to life view and independent international commission of inquiry on the occupied palestinian territory presented its investigation. industry is coming to the un general assembly as part of its regular report on the us radio patient. the inquiry presents a detailed timeline of the events surrounding sharing staff from her arrival of the janine refugee camp to cover and is rarely operation to these various lovely opening fire without warning on her and the others clearly mount as dreamless and then shots continuing to be filed as reference are made to move her life. and as of all the, from the scene, the enquiries conclusions clear. the area was calm before she was shown, the window of the palestinians in the area. there was no exchange of gunfire for any warning from his rarely security forces. leah's right these in the upper bodies of those they were shooting shepherd, hands, the elders. era, the united nations to lots of main installs it hey, up next is the bottom line. stay with the i pushing the want to blow, but the perspectives a hi

they clearly require additional analysis, additional consideration, some kind of apparently international commissionthe parking lot, well, there are many points there, maybe the fire started to stop 48 we need to do this, i think we need to do two at the same time things: release the hostages and, of course, stop the fighting, because hamas is ready to release the hostages, no, it turned out that no, now there is an official statement, we are releasing civilian hostages in exchange for a cessation, which is no, then this is what they now they are saying that they are no longer ready, some preconditions, both sides must be ready to compromise , there is no other way, what i want to say, it seems to me, today, that’s why this story went so quickly in all the media , why did she set the fire like that, because in fact, many people don’t care at all whether israel is to blame or not , i repeat, apparently , there will be very little evidence of its guilt, evidence of hamas’s guilt is also yes, but it is necessary to prove the guilt of someone, we still exist, innocence remains, yes, but in what, why did

one of the parties , which are accused of having done this, and some kind of independent international commissionle a crime that could be ignored, and despite all that, of course, israel has the right to then to defend yourself, that's what was done, i think it's somehow very bad, okay, again you said that you can't imagine anyone who would believe the israeli version, i just don't know , i understand if this means from your point view that biden will not be able to convince arab leaders that it was not israel that was responsible for this heinous atrocity. it seems to me that he will not be able to do this yet, especially since today jordan has already canceled the quadrilateral meeting, although jordan is one of the most favorable arab states towards israel, which normalized relations long ago, restored diplomatic relations, and i think that everyone will be waiting to demand an independent investigation to expect its results with a presentation convincing everyone, if only they really twist the hands of the arab leaders, well, they may, creaking their hearts, so to speak, take some kind of neu

of departments and ministries and companies was planned the tenth meeting of the international intergovernmental commissionl become an umbrella for the implementation of those agreements and agreements that were reached during our meetings in order to begin to implement them, president vladimir, you announced a few days ago at the forum, this is the last one, by the way...

level of departments and ministries and companies, and the tenth meeting of the international intergovernmental commission was planned, which will soon be held in baghdad, this meeting.. will become an umbrella for the implementation of those agreements and agreements that were reached during our meetings in order to begin to implement them. mr. president, vladimir putin, you announced a few days ago on the form voldania, by the way, this is the last question that the west. that the west is targeting any country that does not agree with their policies, but nevertheless, between us here are the leaders of arab countries, spectators, leaders of african countries who come to russia and see a friend here, find a partner and ally here, your the minister of foreign affairs, mr. lavrov , is also very active, he is warmly received in different countries, in arab countries, because russia is actively fighting to create why many people share the russian position a more just world order. that's why they don't want to not support anything else? yes, because no one has forgotten, let’s say in africa, colonial times, i

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we've also seen vehicles of the international commission of the red cross, as well as a u. and special mission with just passed by us a minutes ago as they must be computing their visit to the cutoff region for the 1st time and 3 decades. okay, that un mission a sound. but i believe you actually saw the convoy making its way towards demonica right now they're going there officially to assess the needs of the population. now it will be lost on no one. there is almost no population to speak of anymore. absolutely, and this is why i want to you to see what you, what we are seeing behind this is in the silence. there is nothing a know people who are left behind and we don't have the exact numbers of how many of the 120000 people have left. but it appears that most of them are gone, despite all of the insurances that have been provided by the other badge and the government. but this is the case now that administrative control is now with other boys on the 4th is it says that it is allowing the you and to come bid that's various agencies to come and have a look on it for itself,

pakistani human rights groups say the recent treatment of f gans is in violation of international rules. national commission, finding one grad school body member at the, at the national commission for human rights states is very clearly we took a stand against such operations in the same province as well. the. we supported the refugees there and help them get back the businesses that were forcefully closed. don't put the lie o stay until the holidays. we would ask the state that these refugee should be treated according to the international conventions and agreements, signed by the pakistani government. and your, the minus sign to see how was the, how did you want to get started? for decades, pakistan has provided a safe haven for africans fling war and people in their home country. now, hundreds of thousands of africans could soon be thrust back into uncertainty across the board. thanks for watching to see it tomorrow. the people in trucks inject, when trying to free the city center. the straight screen, the around the world more than 130000000 people us we of mine because no one should have to make up you

it's not this international or the commission of one of the most non political activities and human rights activities. they side, you know, each wolf to any woman. at the moment, there are charges of good and evil and who they are in prison, tells us who they are. not that we don't know the names. this gives hope to every single woman who likes we're women life, read them in there on an outside. they don't seem that you surely know they're just a couple of days ago, runs morality. police was accused of beating a young girl, allegedly for not wearing a huge job. these are any measure by which their situation for women in the country has improved. it was in use it such shows the reality of woman's life inside you on it hasn't been proof. of course, it's not me to public pretence on one's. if you want to believe that things have improved and women are enjoying their life, i read them, but the reality is not the same that they pretend that women have to struggle for a decision the cause of their freedom. anything from cover and up to social freedom to have an equal rights to fight against disc

should be brought to justice as war criminals, this is a blatant violation of international law and it is a clear commissionery clear and strong and bold position on the ongoing war between palestine and israel. iran's stance is the stance which needs to be followed by other muslim countries, especially the arab world, if they... want to have an independent palestinian state. the conference concluded with a resolution, urging the international community to take concrete steps to support palestinian cause and hold israel accountable for its actions. the national conference on palestine saw a unified voice from participants with different backgrounds, all advocated for the secession of violence against palestinians and urged the countries around the world to reconcile. their diplomatic ties with israel, nasi, press tv, islamabad, that's what for your latest tv, everyone, thank you for tuning in and goodbye for now. في كل عمليه اسرائيليه تاريخيا ومتابعتنا لهذا ان تضرب الاعلام في لحظاته الاولى وبالتالي تصنع هنا القلق على الاقل وتصنع. this is the area where i was targeted and enjoyed. targeted attacks on civilia

should be brought to justice as war criminals. this is a blatant violation of international law and it is a clear commissionongoing war between palestine and israel. iran's stance is the estance which needs to be followed by other muslim countries, especially the arab world, if they want to have an independent palestinian state. the conference concluded with a resolution, urging the international community to take concrete steps to support palestinian cause and hold israel. accountable for its actions, the national conference on palestine saw a unified voice from participants with different backgrounds, all advocated for the secession of violence against palestinians and urged the countries around the world to reconsider their diplomatic ties with israel. nasik azmi, press tv, islamabad, that's it for your latest here on press tv, everyone, thanks for tuning in, goodbye. there are currently 2 million people living in the gaza strip, of which 52% are children, 70 plus percent are also refugees, all packed into area more densely populated in tokyo. from technical point of view, it is impossible to survive und

about election observers, since the conversation has already started, and i work in the international commissionn countries , politicians who want to develop normal economic relations want to come here, yes, they are opposition politicians, yes today they have there is no complete power, but these are deputies, these are parliamentary parties who want to develop relations, we will wait for such, and the ambassadors, i would like, who want, will again pinch us with the elections, reminded us how they refused to go to the children of donbass, you are two-faced bastards , not let’s go and look at the children, and then you’ll teach us the choice, but there won’t be any, diplomats of the european union who finance, who supply weapons, in fact, you know the criminal code, if someone gave someone a weapon, ordered a crime and he himself didn’t participate in it, he’s still an accomplice, that is, how will he be an accomplice in the crime to these kids who are torn out for a few days... from the bombing, who don’t hear these sounds of arrivals, how they will look at them, well, in this case not an acco