that you leave the elected position, no, of course, the point is that v the red cross movement has three entities: the international federation of the red cross and the international committeeciety, we are partners, yeah, so equal partners, absolutely equal partners, with an ordinary voice, with ordinary ones, can i do this, do i want to do it or not, but within the framework, of course, of the charter, when the international federation of the red cross, aka after all, i was the first to write a letter that the secretary general should immediately resign from his post, or at least for the duration of the investigation, right? then only after - days seven, perhaps, in my opinion, yes, an investigation has begun, i again asked the question, how can it be that you first demand my resignation, and then just start an investigation, yes, you see, these inconsistencies, inconsistencies, you know, like a good proverb, the further into the forest, the thicker the partisan, the more we moved, the more the masks were taken off, the requirements became stricter, right? they did not listen to the arguments at all, because we told them that dear colleagues, all the recommendations of the

international _ area. that was samuel barassi from the international committee - area. that was samuel barassi from the international committee of - area. that was samuel barassi from the international committee of the | the international committee of the red crossh more than 100,000 people expected to be diagnosed this year. the nhs but said people need to do more to protect themselves from the sun. these are just some of the examples of what i skin cancer can look like. according to cancer research uk, the number of cases of this serious and often most dangerous form of the disease is on the rise. rates of melanoma have increased by over a third over the decade. from 28 to 21... it is more common in the elderly among those aged over 80, there was a 57% rise was amongst those aged 24 to 29 there was age 70% increase. 70,000 melanoma cases every year are preventable, with almost nine in ten caused by too much ultraviolet radiation. 0ne much ultraviolet radiation. one source of that uv radiation comes from the sun, damaging skin cells and causing cancer. we think there are a few different reasons for this record high of things cancer cases. their main one being too much exposure to ultraviolet or uv radiation from the sun. which is where it is so

the international committee - disaster. samuel bariasi from the international committee of - disaster. samuel bariasi from the international committee of the l disaster. samuel bariasi from the i international committee of the red international committee of the red crossua new guinea, thank you for joining us. you can get more on that story on the bbc news website or app. here, it's the start of the first full week of campaigning for the general election onjuly the 4th. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, will attempt to appeal to undecided voters later in a keynote speech. the labour party says if elected, it will carry out a 100—day national security review in government, looking at all of the threats facing britain. the conservatives say sir keir starmer has no clear plan. it comes after a weekend that saw the tories unveil a plan that would bring back mandatory national service. let's speak to trevor kavanagh, a political columnist. and he is a veteran of many general election campaigns, i hope he doesn't mind me saying. i wonder if i could get your initial thoughts of how the campaign has started and what we can expect from both the main political leaders this week? well, it's gone off like a damp squib for the tories so far, not entirely throug

a now on the negotiations in cairo as mediators attempt to salvage what ever remains of a possible se, smile. hey, sean mana, is a spokes person for the international committee of the red cross and joins us now from rafa. thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us. could you please tell us what you've seen happening where you are right now? it's so much for letting me i'm speaking to you for every 100. make me think over the past 48 hours after easter. any military started around operations, city used to buy a massive explosions of these changes. choir that are expanding from the eastern side of the city, but also as rise different areas across the tire of i don't, i mean we're, one of the people are trend for months, as we have also been with missing large weights of displaced people speaking from the eastern sides of the city to areas, but to see which ones carrying whatever they could carry quickly will be able cars . motor vehicles, even cars, drop by donkeys and any other folks carrying bag bags. heavy backpacks, children and women, elderly o h groups are no words. we'd like to wait to move that towards no clear destination for a safe place and dates since o

international mentoring. will the model for see this for a need some last. okay, we're gonna leave it there. sarah davis, she's a spokeswoman for the international committee of the red cross joining us from jerusalem. sarah, thank you. all right, let's re crap recap for you. that the breaking news that we're covering from slovakia this hour where according to media reports, the country's prime minister has been wounded and a shooting. robert vito is being taken to the hospital with multiple wounds to the chest and abdomen reported like the shooting happens following a government meeting in the capital press lava. the attacker has reportedly been detained. we will continue to monitor the story and continue to bring you further updates as we get them the habit, some are finding hard to break. that's how the indian foreign minister has described the continued interference of western powers. so he claims cat let go. of their colonial pass. dave wants to influence us on, such as yes, didn't want to influence us because many of these countries feel that they have influenced the water for the last of 70 ideas and the word order to invest in countries actually from the influence

the israel's prime minister in defense minister over alleged war crimes. both decisions adding to global criticism of israel's war a. hey sean honda is those folks pass at the international committee of the red cross and they are all the law in gaza. i asked him to describe the situation on the ground, but i want to kind of thank you for having me. be situated continues to become worse by the hour of press different areas. because check in the north, in particular people i've been calling deep enough to communicate better across the top lines off for evaluations and asked me to be transferred to receive medical treatment that is not available in the entire north of guys is true because the hospitals there most of them have gone wrong or they are pushed out of service due to the facilities and they have to come in and um, what dire situation there and be happy with missing that thousands of families have to evacuate again after many times and displacements. 1 trying to run for their lives and try to find a refuge or to say tables for themselves. but there are babies to drop in the south . the operation these radio is ready minutes. every operation continues and rough. uh and it's expanding and so f

the international court of justice to hold its military offensive on rasa, allows for some military action there to continue. so sean mana is a spokes person, so the international committee of the red cross. and they're all of a lot in gossip. he told us about the hopes there for the upcoming talks. will the explanations of enormous and be keeping crazy. the humanitarian situation can never be a solution to end the suffering, not of the minutes. it was not a military operation, only political efforts becca, put an end to this blush and the suffering of thousands of people and families on both sides of the board of our units. any response has been significant. b. in fact, it's just like any other compensation for you to be able to send these. there's no safe place in gaza, so it's not such an environment and much even to train workers can work mission today or achieve the bare minimum so meaningful. you want to time response with the ground. and secondly, there is limits of the resources including fuel, which impacts our movements, which impacts. so we're given the chance to be these. we have been trying to provide an average of $50000.00 ups meals on daily basis across south and causes t

of the russian contingent and sappers who cleared the mines. 1.0 hectares of territory, more than 30,000 explosive objects were discovered, destroyed, more than 350 joint humanitarian actions were carried out with the international committee of the red crossthe local population. more than 90,000 people received targeted assistance people, doctors of the special-purpose medical detachment provided qualified medical care to more than 1,000 civilians. in active cooperation with those in conflict. the parties managed to help with the exchange of prisoners, return more than 110 people and over 1,100 bodies of the dead. after armenia officially recognized the integrity of azerbaijan, a decision was made to complete the mission of our russian contingent, already between azerbaijan and russia, respectively. peacekeeper posts were located along the entire combat line contact, in the lachin corridor, which connected nagorno-karabakh and armenia, and through which the peacekeepers helped to withdraw. in total, according to international organizations, more than 1,000 armenians left nagorno-karabakh, a small part remained; support for the civilian population is one of the most important tasks carried out by our peacekeepers: medical assistance, human

of international institution under all our support. and both seems to be quite difficult to make right now. he some of my honda is a spokes person for the international committee of the red cross and they're all about law in gaza. and he told us about the hopes there for the upcoming hostage talks, as well. the expectations are enormous and the keep increasing. the humanitarian situation can never be a solution to end the suffering, not of the minutes. it was not a military operation, only political efforts, becka put an end to this blush and the sufferings of thousands of people and families on both sides of the board of our human attentive response has been significant. be packed. it's just like any other kind of compensation for you to be able to send these. there's no safe place in gaza. this is not such an environment in which you, many time workers can work mission today or achieve the bare minimum meaningful even a time response of the ground. and secondly, there is limits of the resources including fuel, which impacts our movements, which impacts. so we're given a chance to be these. we have been trying to provide an average of $50000.00 of meals on daily basis across

to global criticism of israel's war to a more let's go to dear lot in gaza where we're joined by he's from honda. he's a spokes person at the international committee of the red cross there. so very good to have you with us on dw, he's on. so we hear that the international criticism is mounting when it comes to is what else the fight against hamas in ga. so i get the fighting is go on as we've heard, what is the situation on the ground? but i want to kind of thank you for having me. the situation to me is to become worse by the hour of different areas because check in the nursing particular people i've been calling different now. so can we do this process of the lines off for evaluations and asked me to be transferred to receive medical treatment that is not available in the entire north of guys is true because the hospitals there, most of them have gone wrong or they are pushed out of service due to the facilities and they have to come in and done what dire situation there and be happy with missing that of thousands of families have to evacuate again. after many times displacements. 1 trying to run for their lives and trying to find a refuge or to say tables for h

of the ministry of combating disasters in afghanistan. cash assistance has been explained to the flood victims in this country. the un humanitarian aid coordinating office and the international committee of the red cross announced in a joint report that the recent floods in afghanistan have affected about 10,000 hectares of land. the agriculture of this country has been damaged, but on the other hand, besides the losses and damages caused by the floods, the farmers and people of afghanistan have been happy with the rainfall this spring and last year for 15 years. the rains that promise a fruitful year for farmers have not happened. the ministry of agriculture has started its efforts to manage flood water, including the construction of hundreds. we predict a good year for agriculture, especially in the rainfed areas . recently, a western institution in the field of warning systems. it has been announced that the recent rains in afghanistan have been unprecedented in the last 40 years in this country is. recently, many efforts have been started in afghanistan to control the floods in addition to preventing losses in the agricultural sector of this country . behnami yazani of kabul broadcasting agency an

of life is this old eyes and now on the negotiations in cairo, as mediators attempt to salvage what ever remains of a possible se, se file has online or from the international committee. of the red cross is in rasa . i asked him what his organization is able to do for people in gaza right now. thank you for this question. this past weekend process, disappointing be health care system in gather from the following. despite all the stuff came to row be continued support. the remain on the hospital that is left in gaza. that is capable of providing about software service status, the gas. you don't have a surgical team that has been working for months and living there as well, providing a best range of health care services. we also support community kitchen centers that provides thousands of off b as in daily basis to thousands of families in child and go to shop and drop off in the middle of the area. we support the votes or a trucking efforts to help people have access to clean water and meet the quantum standards. we support the 7 defense with the basic equipment that helped them extracted buddies spend under the rumble of their houses of the houses for 4 weeks . now, we're trying to ma

of ukraine, which constantly puts forward new far-fetched demands, exchanges have been suspended, we are located. dialogues with the ukrainian ombudsman and the international committee of the red crossnt , the ukrainian obbudsman visited our prisoners of war, day after day, and i, together with the staff members who are present here today, visited the ukrainian military personnel, more than 700 citizens from both sides and... also agreed on mirror transfers from home, things, letters, notes from children. vladimir stelmashek was captured near the yar clock when he tried to deliver batteries to the front line of the ukrainian armed forces. after the arrival of the uav, stelmashek, as he himself says, got lost, and raising his hands, he went to the positions of the russian army. get away from this mobilization, if you are already caught, get up and surrender, like this tanker, maxim likhachov, he stole a ukrainian one. 64 went to the positions of the russian army with a raised cannon, indicating that he was surrendering. now it is quite possible that he will decide to fight on the side of russia, where they certainly do not abandon their own people. evgenia petrukhina, yulia tyushevsk

international institutions. oh, how much support and both seems it's fun to be quite difficult to make. and looking at this situation in gaza, he sham amana is a spokes person for the international committee of the red cross in deer, all by law in gaza. he told us only about the hopes there for the upcoming hostage talks, as well. the explanations of enormous and the keep increasing. the humanitarian situation can never be a solution to end the suffering. not of the amended service, not a military operation, only political efforts, becka put an end to this blush and the sufferings of thousands of people and families on both sides of the board of our give it a 10 year response, has been significant being passed. it's just like any other compensation for you to be able to send these there's those safe placing goals and this is not such an environment in which you many time workers can work mission today or achieve a bare minimum meaningful even a time response of the ground and secondly, there is limits of the resources including fuel, which impacts our movements, which impacts. so we're going to try and do these. we have been trying to provide an average of $50000.00 of meals on daily basis across south an

of the russian state authorities to repeated requests to them, victoria's relatives, about the whereabouts of the woman. according to the head of the national union of journalists of ukraine, earlier also the international committee of the red crossfirmed to the native victoria, that she is in captivity, however... representatives of the organization did not have access to her. victoria rozshchyna disappeared in august 2023, when they left through the territory of poland and russia to the occupied russian-ukrainian territories, later the father of the journalist reported that the security service of ukraine confirmed that victoria was detained by russian authorities. i noted that earlier in march of the 22nd year, the russian military was already detained in the mortar when trying to get into the occupied mariupol. so this is the freedom of the mornings, such was this release in be sure to respond to the comments, share your thoughts, subscribe to the radio liberty channel, we are on various social networks, and be sure to be informed once in the morning... with us every weekday from 9 o'clock on the air of the tv channel on the youtube channel of radio liberty, watch freedom in the morning and together with experts we will discu

the authorities ran out of coffee, the ammunition was running out, the radios were silent , and eight general officers, including the commander, surrendered to... and the international committee of the red crosson the same day, the ukrainian obbudsman visits our prisoners of war, and i, together with the staff members who are present here today, visited more than 700 ukrainian military personnel. near yar hours, when he was trying to deliver batteries to the front line of the ukrainian armed forces. after the arrival of the uav, stelmashek, as he himself says, got lost, and raising his hands, he went to the positions of the russian army. get away from this mobilization, if you are already caught, try to surrender, like this tanker, maxim likhachev, he stole a ukrainian t-64 and went to the positions of the russian army with a raised gun, indicating that he was surrendering. now it is quite possible that he will decide to fight on the side of russia, where for sure. the speaker of the georgian parliament is ready to sign the law on foreign agents instead of the country's president, he said this today when commenting on the situation with the official procedure for the law coming into force. th

of the russian contingent. sappers cleared 1 territory of mines, discovered more than 30,000 explosive objects, and carried out more than 350 joint humanitarian actions with the international committee of the red crosspopulation. more than 90 thousand people received targeted assistance from doctors of the special medical unit. in active cooperation with conflicting countries managed to help with the exchange of prisoners, return more than 110 people and over 100 bodies of the dead. after armenia officially recognized the integrity of azerbaijan, a decision was made to complete the mission of our russian contingent, already between azerbaijan and russia, respectively. peacekeeper posts were located throughout. the line of combat contact in the lachin corridor, which connected nagorno-karabakh and armenia, and through which peacekeepers helped remove civilians. in total, nagorno-karabakh left according to estimates of international organizations, there are more than 100,000 armenians, a small part remains. supporting the civilian population is one of the most important tasks carried out by our peacekeepers: medical assistance, humanitarian assistance, including targeted assistance, food assistance. k

who things have at least more than 100 prisoners of war and the capital of snow is controlled by the rebels. as the international committee of the red cross can sub did help to ensure the detainees release was few made and dignified. the prisoners on linked to the countries long running conflict. yeah. been, has been in a civil war since 2015. that's a driven people in some areas of the country close to simon was that a 100 people are being killed in 2 weeks of fighting latasha in the gulf all region of sit on according to the united nations. so dollars conflicting on last year between the sudanese full size of the power minute treat, rapid support forces. and the struggle for power l, sasha, is the suit, and these armies last stronghold in dall full, they are assess, has taken control of any, all of the main cities in the west and suit to the state. in south africa, the democratic alliance potty has held its final body for votes days ahead of a general election. but it is will go to the polls on wednesday to choose the next government. the policy has entered into agreements with small the parties aiming to collectively push the amc out t

we are in dialogue with the ukrainian obbudsman and... the international committee of the red cross. y, the ukrainian obbudsman is visiting our prisoners of war, and i, together with the staff members who are present here today, are visiting ukrainian military personnel. more than 700 citizens from both sides visited, and also agreed on mirror broadcasts. from home, things, letters, notes from children. vladimir stelmashik was captured near the yar clock when he tried to deliver batteries to the front line of the ukrainian armed forces. after the arrival of the uav, stelmashek, as he himself says, got lost, and raising his hands, he went to the positions of the russian army. get away from this mobilization, if you have already been captured, try to surrender, like this tanker, maxim likhachev, he stole a ukrainian t-64 and went to the positions of the russian army with... a raised gun, indicating that he was surrendering, now it is quite possible that he will decide to fight on side of russia, where they certainly don’t abandon their own people. evgenia petrukhina, yulia tyushevskaya,

cannot sustain our life. saving support to hospitals has shown the spokes person of the international committee of the red cross and he is joining us live from rafa in gaza. thank you very much for your time. firstly, how have your information is being affected by as well. closing that off of border crossing thank you for having me domestic me this cross as 4 months ago a because the classes are significant military operation that it's going to be absolutely disastrous. a focus in billions of our ations despite the challenges continue and not as well as in the middle area, i will talk to the art team, the concerned that we will not be able to maintain our patients is the ability to ration expansive continues as the closure of crossing as a result of this uh, operation remains closed. so we are, we have limited cool, quite a few. uh and uh, this is one of the most urgently needed uh to our, um, i said we need for a lot of reasons and mr. bahama, can you give us an idea of, you know, the various things that you overnight the organization does in gaza because it's wide ranging, isn't it? absolutely for supporting

thirty's are fairly small that 100 prisoners of war and the capital side of them was controlled by the rebels. the international committee of the red cross confirmed help to ensure the detainees release was he main dignified. the prison is all linked to the countries low running conflict. you haven't, has been in a civil war since 2015. this driven people in some areas of the country close to from 12 people have been in june after a couple re weighs flight from the dublin and count of turbulence. the plane a boeing 787 dream line. it landed safely at a statement kind of right away said that a small number of passengers and crew sustained mine injuries and are receiving medical attention. this comes days off with singapore airlines from london to sing a poor and counted severe tablets. a 100 and full passengers were injured and the man died as a result of psycho and reaching wind speeds of up to a 120 kilometers per hour sent to make land full and hit east of india in bangladesh and just deployed its disaster relief force in the east and the state of westbank goal and flight. so being suspended in these states capital cover, bangladesh is

of international humanitarian rights and were there parallel actions related to the search for relatives of this child? and was there information about this child has been handed over to the international committee of the red crossreunite him with his family members. in georgia, oleksandr ends up in a children's hospital, doctor levan harashvili manages to cure sashka's bedsores and stabilize his general condition. and what is this diet connected with? i do not know. because there from the side of the gastrointestinal tract. he had no problems. there were no injuries to internal organs, he was on a regular hospital diet, we sometimes even pampered him, sometimes fed him fast food, then sashka he is being transported to germany for rehabilitation, where his condition is improving, but now everything seems to have stopped for him. " he can't walk because of the injuries, i don't know, i'm more depressed than usual." that is, i don’t count this, i don’t count life at all, in berlin we go with sasha and tatyana to the doctor, it seemed that it was supposed to be another examination, the doctors said that everything was in my hands, and when they ran a scapula with my legs, not i, parallel to it, i moved my fingers,

pressure due to the displacement of large number of people to was i lots of hospital and this is just send it to or jason started 0 is a spokesman for the international committee of the red cross. he joins us now from geneva. now it wasn't long ago like we're just talking about a week or so that the, that was a warning. and that a significant is really minute trail pricing and ross. i would pose a disastrous risk to the civilian population, giving, given that more than a 1000000 people and now displaced in rafa. i do think that this scenario could be actually far worse than you envisage. given that already more than a 100000 people have been forced to flee supply routes for humanitarian aid have been blocks. and the, the health system has pretty much collapsed port will do when the fuel runs out in 24 hours during this week from the international committee to the cross was about reducing civilian desks and kind of these as much as possible. given the fact that the idea of wanting to move into an area where so many people were living in such a densely populated situation. so now that this is starting to happen and you are reporting is confirming at what we're seeing is an extre

of the missing relatives say that desperate to find the bodies only then can they find solace. kathleen saw you all to 0. my my hear central kenya. the international committee of the red cross as to if it's drive is, has been killed by gunman and sued on the attack. happen in del, for in western saved on the i see all see says is team was led to assess the humanitarian situation in communities affected by violence. so don's army and the power military rock and support forces have been fighting the move in a year. millions have been forced to flee that elections. the case governing conservative policy has lost a parliamentary bi election and is expected to sell for heavy losses in local elections. of a 2 and a half 1000 council states were up to grab across a 107 districts, which is being seen as a test as prime minister machine. so next, popularity ahead likely general election later this year instead of diary forces, he's in london for us. how are you? these are pretty disastrous results for the conservatives of the state making very depressing really indeed. yes. this parliamentary bi election in black pool south because i've just had been prepared for a loss that but it

of the capital port moresby. the country has appealed for international help to cope with the disaster. samuel bariasi is from the international committee of the red cross with people inside. and at the moment, we cannot give a full estimate of the situation on the ground. we might be able to give an account of the situation on the ground as soon as our teams are able to access the area. to georgia, where a parliamentary vote is to take place on tuesday, which is almost certain to overturn a presidential veto on a controversial law that has sparked weeks of protests in the country. this was tbilisi on sunday. it comes after the legal affairs committee decided to allow the parliamentary vote on the "foreign influence" law to go ahead. the legislation will require non—government and media organisations receiving more than a fifth of their funding from overseas to register as foreign agents. critics argue that it will stifle dissent. the president had vetoed the legislation last week, describing it as "russian in spirit". but the government insists the law will protect georgia from foreign interference. indian—administered kashmir has seen its highest vote

this people are on the brink of starvation right now, unless there's some sort of intervention to help them out of the international committee of the red cross indiana. and as confirmed the release of a 113 prison isn't the capital santa b, i see all see said in a statement it assisted detainees held by who c rebels. prisoner releases have been part of peace talks between the host, these and the government. let's bring in some of that i tab from on this. the joins us live from san aso festival. is this part of a big a process of releasing those estimated 15000 prisoners to yes, so saw me. this is the, this is a unit. let's roll release. of 112 the presenters as announced by the host these, these prisoners are for account related to the, the chat and all of the company that was held today. the, the for his conference, the b, b, this, the release is a significant guess job that's and injects glen off hope into that sol cole, then to this tall piece process. and yeah, man, for years the, for, as the exchange issue has remained one of the course fricking points preventing the progress into the negotiations too. and the pro, till 9 years of war.

2, the security council heard from several briefers, including the president of the international committee of the red cross. this is a little bit of what she had to say. lots numbers of people are at great risk of disappearing as human to remain. so i left it in the rubber were abandoned in the battlefield. as they are buried in mass graves are left in overcrowded more it's not identified than document. and as they are taken hosted and used as bargaining chips. i or to disagree with the council, to recall parties to oppose international humanitarian law and resolution 2474, to prevent people from going missing in the 1st place. and to clarify the fates of those who have made still still disease and does an integral part of a new plan for reconstruction. states must make certain that human remains are recovered, identified and return to their families in a timely and dignified manner. and when you talk about civilians in harm's way of conflict, of course, the biggest such conflict right now and the most significant, quite frankly, is in the guys of course, this report did mention a little bit of guys. it wa

of war and the capital at all. that's controlled by the rebels. the international committee of the red cross confirmed attempt to ensure the detainees release was she made undignified. the prisoners are linked to the countries long running conflict given has been in a civil war since 2015 is driven people in some areas of the country place to famine and costs, but then produces of of gun installed stables carpet song struggling to survive. stable banking restrictions, higher production costs, and the increase in poverty, all remotes, the reasons but international conflicts also play a role as all of a job that has moved from kabul or for centuries, well, has provided opportunities for of guns to this day. it's funding to go on and died and they can move and carpets because we're not informed wind. but these days, buyers are few and find between little bit crises and conflicts have effective sales. international banking restrictions makes exports difficult and importing vol materials even hauled, pricing impression leads to higher production costs. exports to say they don't have direct access

the high commission of human rights. you listen to the international committee of the red cross and they will give you very clear views. you listen to my colleague ted ross, the head of the world health organization, about the attacks on health institutions. okay, let me rephrase and do you think that israel is allowing of all the aid in that it con? no. okay, it can do much better, and it's not as if that hasn't been pointed out by us, of course, but by other governments, the, your us is. but it's actually a much more can be done. much more can be done and ideally, and obviously, and hopefully this operation needs to stop or the americans putting enough pressure on their is released to open up some more land routes and, and also why do you think the americans went down the route of a sort of an underwriting and opening up this peer off the coast and cause i think the peer is, there's another option which is good. the more options the better to get aged. and that's true. i never ever knew with anywhere in the world. but i guess they are succeeding in their advocacy with you as relates to gets costing. so because the cro

of dollars. these instances have unfortunately become routine actions by the government, the same government has taken similar steps against the catholic church, the international committee of the red crossnd many other religious groups, charities and civic organizations. mr. speaker, what is currently unfolding in nicaragua is a travesty, an injustice on the greater scale. from the time of their arrests to the handing down of their sentences, the treatment is incomplete contradiction to the most fundamental freedoms and beliefs including the freedom of religion, presumption of innocence and guarantee of due process and equal treatment under the law. i commend the founder and his family who are constituents of mine in wyoming for bringing this to my attention and for their tireless efforts to advocate for the release of these individuals. i urge president biden, the state department and all of my colleagues to take prompt action of violations of religious freedom and abandonment of due process. i yield back. >> get on this house resolution and bring attention to this. and with that, sir, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy of january 9, 2023, the c