minsk and international ones, i also applied to the un mission on enforced involuntary disappearances, i applied to the international committee of the red crossere is a video arrest, there is certain evidence that he is there, letters reach him, he sizo products are arriving, but there is still no confirmation from the international committee of the red cross, that is, now, honestly, i don't know what else can be done, we are just now going out to... the people's community. now my mother and sister and i are left alone and try to support each other. i understand that part of your responsibilities fall on my shoulders. i remained the only man in the family, although i understand that you still had a lot to teach me. i sincerely miss you and your advice, how you solved everything with ease problems now i'm trying to learn myself why... you didn't have time to teach me, hello, son, i always look forward to hearing from you all, it's even hard for me to imagine how you grew up, please, very, very much, support mom, help let her rest more often, it is very difficult for her without my help, i miss you so much, and i really hope... that you will co

slowly, and not as widely as we would like, but in particular, our pressure on the international committee of the red cross, our cooperation with the international committee of the red cross, our assistance to... still helps to increase, in particular, the number of confirmations, official confirmations of the capture of our servicemen, that is, we still work, we never, we always think how, how can we do in such circumstances what we can and more than we can. mr. peter, you are talking about wide publicity, it was your wider publicity, when the commissioner for human rights even reacted to it, is there a continuation of this story, because... it was allegedly published by a photo of a ukrainian prisoner who was mutilated, dismembered and then, it was to this story that lubinets reacted, that is, was it confirmed and does it have any development? we investigate all such cases very carefully, we collect information, accordingly, since we as a coordination headquarters do not have the functions of ... investigation, then all this, of course, all these cases are terrible, egregious, they get into the databases

of famine since war broke out last april. the fighting has cut off the city of l. fleischer. the international committee of the red cross is appealing to the warring parties to allow supplies into the city were thousands of civilians are tracked as we would have bringing now. padre, you said, who is the african director of the international committee of the red cross who joins us tonight from geneva. it's good to have you with this humanitarian aid has been allowed into sedan after months. now do you consider this a regular for that 1st and foremost, um, i think it's an extremely important move to allow trucks and humanitarian aid to cross into the for region because the aid was coming just done, but some parts are done and that's the 1st to be allowed, and that's a very commendable step from very happy to say that to them. yes, we have managed to get some direction. and now the question is, how can we deliver this to last year? and how can we get much more into the country in the time where the rainy season has started and the trucks and logistics of it will be extremely difficult to get there. and we hope that the 3 m

the lives of more than 40,200 palestinians, some 93,00 others have also been wounded in the regime's non-stop attacks. jordanians have gathered outside the headquarters of the international committee of the red cross in capital alman, they demand immediate action to alleviate the plight of the palestinan prisoners in israeli jails. rad batus reports from aman. outside the headquarters of the international committee of the red cross, the atmosphere is thick with outrage. الصاليب الاحمر. is growing louder as chance of the red cross is a disgrace, echoed through the air. the protest was led by the. secretary general of the islamic action front saqa who sent a protest message to the red cross committee urging the international organization to fulfill its duty and take immediate action. the protesters were united in urging the red cross and other human rights organizations to provide aid and monitor the deteriorating conditions of palestinian and jordanian prisoners held in israeli jails. one protester expressed his frustration this way, this demonstration was organized to deliver message from the jordanian people to the red cross and all human rights organizations and international institutions condem

the eradication of israel and full liberation of all palestinian territories. toward indians are gathered outside headquarters of the international committee of the red cross. in the capital on, they're demanding action to alleviate the flight of palestinian prisoners held in israeli jails. press tv's reports from oman. outside the headquarters of the international committee of the red cross, the atmosphere is thick with outrage. as chance of the red cross is a disgrace echoed through the air, the protest was led by the secretary general of the islamic action front, who sent a protest message to the red cross committee urging the international organization to fulfill its duty and take immediate action. casters were united in urging the red cross and other human rights organizations to provide aid and monitor the deteriorating conditions of palestinian and jordanian prisoners held in israeli jails. one protester expressed his frustration this way. this demonstration was organized to deliver message from the jordanian people to the red cross and all human rights organizations and international institutions candem. this reprehensible silence, there's an ongoing ge

of the phone. i think circumstances so many. ready people, okay, thank you for joining us. james reynolds from the international committee of the red cross. thank you. good evening. i to set you up today, so i'll have more world news on the top of the hour of next on dw you and find out about the fascinating traditions of transylvania and documentary service as in just i'm the on the long voyage through the ocean. another how well with the cost for a long time they had to be a human. so met johnny. now the trenches have become very protective of whales and the results of the ocean conservation. the stats of tend to schools. i'm dw, the. there are some places just about everyone has heard of but few truly know.

of ... persons who pass, let's say one more procedure for recognizing the status, this confirmation of such status at the level of the central tracing agency of the international committee, the international committee of the red crosscordingly the icrc has a procedure for establishing the status of a prisoner of war by filling out the corresponding so-called three cards, one of which is sent to the country of origin. a person who is in captivity, the second remains with this person in this captivity and in this state, and the third is transferred to geneva, actually this is a tripartite procedure, and accordingly it provides for the recognition of this status, and therefore through such a procedure, let's just say, was carried out for several thousand ukrainian prisoners of war, they have been fixed at the level of the icrc of the international committee of the red cross. at the same time, they can be subjected to this criminal prosecution precisely for opposing this special russian military operation of theirs, that is, it is actually leveling and disregarding the status of a prisoner of war, who is protected, protected as combatants from criminal prosecution for the fact that they participated in combat operation

which the explosion killed at least 50 prisoners of war, mostly defenders of mariupol, who were leaving the territory of azovstal under the guarantee of the international committee of the red cross. so far, none of the international organizations has been able to conduct their own investigation. and name the culprits. at the same time, according to the voice of america, the un monitoring mission in ukraine collected testimony about the tragedy and in its conclusion indicated that the shelling was from the east, from the territory of the russian federation, and therefore russia is responsible for this war crime. why was the document not made public? iryna solomko investigated, and no international organization has placed responsibility for olenivka on moscow. after the terrorist attack in olenivka, the reaction of un secretary general antonio guterres was prompt. already at... at the beginning of august he announced the creation of a special mission that would establish the facts of the tragedy. permanent representative of ukraine prion serhiy kyslytsia was involved in the process of organizing its work. two similar appeals were sent to the russian ukrainian side, in order for bo

people were seeing digging through the rubble of the building the international committee of the red cross as many laws of the geneva conventions have been widely ignored in dogs. so as the world marks 75 years since the conventions were signed, the international laws were designed to protect the civilians during the war. and the us special envoy, tucson, says peace talks will go ahead this week. fighting between the army and the parent military rapids support forces broke out in april last year. the one says the country is that a breaking point has urged international efforts to end the crisis. the 10s of thousands of russians have been ordered to evacuate parts of to border regions, as the ukrainian defensive shows no sign of stopping the governor of russia's crust . creatures says ukraine is currently in control of 28 settlements and has advanced 12 kilometers into the russian territory. the russian president, vladimir putin says it's an attempt to draw his troops away from the front lines and to improve keeps future negotiating. position. here is a defense editor alex gets off the list

of the terrorist attack in volenivka. the colony, in which at least 50 prisoners of war, mostly defenders of mariupol, who were leaving the territory of azovstal under the guarantees of the international committee of the red crossnal organizations has been able to conduct their own investigation.

of the building. the international committee of the red cross. as many laws of the geneva conventions had been widely ignored in gaza as the world mark 75 years since the conventions were assigned. the international laws were agreed 75 years ago to protect civilians during the war. at least 11000 russians had been forwarded to evacuate parts of 2 western regions as ukrainian troops continue there across the border assaults. the governor refreshes cross regions says ukraine is currently in control of 28 settlements and has advanced 12 kilometers into the russian territory. to greece, now were hundreds of firefighters are struggling to contain a mass of blaze. on the outskirts of the capital, athens authorities are evacuating towns, including patients from hospitals, as flames tear through trees, homes and cars. during the whole reports. ash clouds over the acropolis on sunday, as wild fires tool through forested areas, northeast of the capital athens. by monday, the blaze was set to be moving like lightning across a 20 killer to front, apparently b

the territory of russia and open humanitarian corridors, both towards russia and ukraine. kyiv also wants to allow international humanitarian organizations, such as the international committee of the red crossnations, to participate in the kurshchyna. this has already been reported by dmytro lubinets. according to lubinets, it is necessary to ensure the supply of food in the buffer zone, medicines and other items needed by the civilian population. the ombudsman noted that the ukrainian military adheres to the obligations stipulated by international humanitarian law, the 1907 guyana convention and the geneva conventions. but the minister of internal affairs stated that the buffer zone on the territory of the kurdish region will protect the border communities of ukraine from daily russian shelling. residents of settlements in the area of ​​the defense operation were abandoned by russia without the most necessary, and now the military is providing the ministry of internal affairs with information about needs to provide local drinking water and food products. medicines, hygiene products, so that in coordination with other relevant bodies, we could organize home help as soon as possible. what sh

red cross on a white background as a distinctive sign for medical institutions and medical workers. at first , only 12 states signed the convention, then the rest. dunant created the international committee of cross, but went broke, became a beggar, lived in a shelter, and only at the end of the century was he remembered. russia appointed a generous pension, he was chosen as the first nobel prize laureate. but everyone he gave his money to charity, and there were four more geneva conventions, which laid the foundations of modern international humanitarian law. on august 22, 1962, french president general charles de gaulle narrowly escaped death. he had already been assassinated more than once by ultra-right nationalists who had not forgiven the president for his decision to grant self-determination to algeria and end the colonial war there. and this assassination attempt was planned and prepared better than others, it was led by lieutenant colonel bastien thiry, the president with his wife and adjutant were traveling to the airport and they were ambushed in the paris suburb of ptiklamar. militants from the delta group of the secret military organization oaz shot at the car with machine guns

including, unfortunately, among them are those who, even after verification of confirmation by the international committee of the red crosswere wounded in captivity, this is total nonsense from... according to international humanitarian law, the geneva convention, the detaining country guarantees safety and respect for the protection of the rights of prisoners of war, civilians do not have the right to take prisoners at all, but the russians do not pay attention to these international legal acts, that is why we have a situation where there are wounded in captivity and even those who have died, including as a result of torture, so all these things that were yesterday... discussed in detail at the rate directly chaired by the president of ukraine , new approaches were discussed and adopted, first of all , a council of the coordination headquarters was created, the heads of the relevant law enforcement and intelligence structures of ukraine entered it, i also entered there, and this council received the authority to carry out changes regarding. mr. dmytro, maybe the russian side has already provided lists of people they want

sarah davis is a spokeswoman for the international committee of the red cross. he's joining us live from occupied east jerusalem. thanks very much indeed for being with us. i'm one of us who 1st of all about the, the story about getting out of guys at the moment that alex the hospital says it will continue to operate despite the fact that there is an evacuation order being put in place by the is very military. how concerned does that make you for the safety of the stuff on any remaining patients and palestinians who might be sheltering their to thank you so much for having me. on the international humanitarian law, hospitals do have special protections. they have protections for their patients, for the medical stuff will civilians who may be sheltering there. unfortunately, we do know that i'll also has at least in part, been impacted by the facilities and the recent evacuation orders maybe not directly, but because stuff. local staff who live around the area, i've had to leave, they have families, they care about. so they help now low on human resources. patient

the deaths of thousands of 8 workers since last year. and yet see encouraged a spokeswoman for the international committee of the red cross. she says they are several factors endangering aid. work is further the different factors that we can look at. first, we have seen an increase in the number of our conflicts around the world in the past decade. like if we compare now we see 3 times the number of our conflicts up to what we had at the beginning of this millennium. so that is a big like that is quite a big increase, but of course leads to more violence, more civilians killed. and among them also medical and to many children workers, but also i think that's what we're seeing today. something that is also even more disturbing and then to us. and that is the palletization of this you money to around 8. and that is the sometimes the i'll try and denial of these basic principles, something to national auction when he tiring low. that's all protecting civilians and the top protecting between many turban workers. so many times when you talk to be on the actors in the field in different places, they will tell you yes, through the

of magic. during the whole elder, 0375 years is the geneva conventions were established as a framework to ensure the protection of civilians, the chinese and wounded soldiers in war. the international committee of the red cross overseas, the conventions, answers the laws, have been widely ignored and their need is no more than ever. international humanitarian law is on this strain. this regardless of the mind to justify violence. more than the effort to war must we commit to this robust protective framework for our country. one that follows the premise of protecting us. instead of just to find that today, there are more than 120 conflicts recorded by my organization. unplug governments and media focused on destruction and ukraine, and casa, on conflict. as for, take a similarly shocking towards my infiniti. okay. i spent hundreds of thousands of lives fighting has displaced 8000000 into done and 6000000 in the democratic republic of to come go protected conflicts and marty, the central african republic, columbia, mozambique in march, syria and demon. all take it, finding schumann cost in kenya by leader of a christian doomsday called has gone on trial, accused of mine, slaughter fall entangled, mackenzie was

established as a framework to ensure the protection of the civilians, detainees, and wounded soldiers during war. the international committee of the red cross overseas, the conventions and says, those have been why big note on don needed non bowls and nasa international humanitarian law is on the strain. disregard this on the mind to justify violence. more than the effort to was must we commit to this robust protective framework for our country? one that follows the premise of protecting us. instead of justifying that today, there are more than 120 conflicts recorded by my organization. as like elements and media focused on destruction and ukraine and tasa on conflict. as for, take a similarly shocking towards my infiniti. okay. i spent hundreds of thousands of lives fighting has displaced 8000000 into done and 6000000 in the democratic republic of congo. protracted conflicts and marty, the central african republic, columbia, mozambique, in march, syria and demon, all take it, finding schumann cost the 1949 in geneva conventions, all universal rectified by old un member states including israel. but how do these, what was applied to the own

see, john has resulted in the depths of dozens of 8 workers allowing us to encourage a spokeswoman for the international committee of the red cross. she said there was several factors endangering 8 workers. is there a difference, such as that we can look at 1st, we have seen an increase in the number of our conflicts around the world in the past dictates. like if we compare now we see 3 times the number of our conflicts up to what we had at the beginning of this millennium. so that is a big like that is quite a big increase, but of course leads to more violence, more civilians killed. and among them also medical and too many turbans workers, but also i think that's what we're seeing today. something that is also even more disturbing and then to us and that is the palletization obese you, when you turn around 8. and that is the sometimes the, i'll try and deny you all of these basic principles of the international humanitarian law. that's all protecting civilians and the top protecting the human you turban work has. so many times when you talk to be on the actors in the field in different places, they will tell you yes, through th

the depth of dozens of a book has since last year to speak now. so are you on uh, cnn co, she's a space woman for the international committee of the red cross street joint is my from nora b. thank you for your time. we know garza is one of the most dangerous places to be x amount of terry. and what we see that here every day on the i'll just there. but what i want to highlight with you is that it's not just cause or is it monitoring work is now on the threats and come fix those around. the will tell us more about what you're seeing. so yes indeed, we're absolutely, you're absolutely right. which we see in gaza is hot breaking and the number of, of, of red crescent holding tiers who lost their lives while on duty. it's beyond words. when we see these reports, but very often there are also places that we don't hear about every day, like so done as you mentioned. and so, so done where and we should not forget because we tend to concentrate when we speak about how many children will. cuz we tend to think about large international organizations, but little co health care workers. they are at the, from flying over their response and they die every day i