they can not move ahead without the international community support. so wherever it's come, they have to say this is a priority. and the definition should be given by the women of the scanner. we will define our role, but it's only this faith. for example, in the last 20 years, as i said earlier, and again, i will see that in the last 7 years, it was a golden opportunity for the women of kansas on why. because from a very small little space, which is our mother's name in an identity cart, to a women becoming a deputy governor in 34 provinces, which is the local politics. for the 1st time the women had that paternity. and that was in order to gather all the social and analyze all the social issues of women in, connected back with the policy and define it under the name of activity project program in order to help women men cannot do that. to me this with, with, with all the tribal issues in afghanistan, the different fiefdoms and warlords. the endemic corruption is afghanistan. really, governor both by democratic means of course, that if they are more c

it was a decision off the international community. they came together, they left to get the weird as a valid fund. sam, despite all the human rights abuses, is there any alternative to engaging with the taliban? should the international community recognize them and release the countries frozen funds? what would it take for her to consider going home? i see nathan, welcome to complex one. thank you very much for the opportunity. when you look back at the fear and terror that's gripped cobble last august, august, last year, when you escaped. what images come back to you from that time? and sir tentative horror and expected issues. people without any vision. without any err, assurity confused. fair noises of gan children crying mothers carrying out their children paper lying on the road close to the airport. unforgettable scenes. very and forget. i think never, never, even now when i imagine it, i re come shocked for a very little time and i think how hard human beings can be. how tough to survive through that kind of a tie. up until the

solves its inequality through international justice and features the active joining of the international community in an effort to maintain world's and security and establish a fair and just international order to fully undertake responsibilities and goals in ensuring peace and stability on the korean peninsula. thank you. assembly. he talks about china's role in the global community and reunification with taiwan. >> to build a community? china's answer is firm and clear. first, we must uphold peace. president she's in notes that he, like air and sunshine, is hardly noted when we are benefited from it, but none of us cannot live without it. peace is crucial for our future. war can only open a pandora's box. he who instigates a proxy war can easily get himself earned. pursuing one's absolute acuity can only undermine global strategic stability. we must address differences and resolve disputes. second, we must pursue development and eliminate poverty. development resolving difficult issues, we should place development at the center of the international agenda, build international consensus of promot

development, president xi announced high-quality belt and road initiatives widely endorsed by the international community. china has signed documents with 149 countries and 32 international organizations. we have set up the silk road fund. thus, building the broadest and most inclusive platforms for international cooperation. the shared concerns about data concerning, we have launched a global initiative on data security as our contribution to formulate the rules on global data security. in response to climate change, china is committed to a development path that puts ecological conservation first. we announced the ambitious neutrality goals and are working to implement the paris agreement. china counts for one fourth of all trees planted globally. we are making efforts with community of life and nature. in response to global food security challenges, china has put forth a cooperation initiative on global food security. this year, we have provided over 15,000 pounds of emergency humanitarian food assistance to other developing countries in need. china has been mediating hotspot issues as a responsible co

ready the international community, or hearing on the floor of the un security council just shows that doesn't match the situation. the world once a piece will negotiated resolution to the conflict on like western leaders were pouring in more weapon. and furthermore, there are many countries around the world that recognise rushes right to defend itself, and in protect the people to the eastern region of the don boss and support their referendum. so there are many voices around the world who show that though the arrogant language the us uses when a project, it's opinion as being the pinion the opinion of the entire international community . just matt, we're seeing.

the international community and national governments are fighting to meet their duty. and if prioritized, political and economic interests over the well being of the world's most vulnerable children and families and communities and a world of plenty leaving people to staff as a policy choice, we call on you is world latest to take urgent action to stem this crisis and prevent future ones. so those are strong numbers and strong words, considering the numbers have increased so much since 2019. and what we're seeing to is that this letter draws attention as to how politicians have been ignoring the poorest countries to for the wealthier countries, we seen the media and the attention be of course, in ukraine these last few months. and of course, the most affected people in the world are suffering because of that. now, one country in particular i want to point out is somalia. somalia is a country that is facing 250 people at risk of death directly just a few days ago. that you and revealed that the somalian who monitoring response plan is only 60 by percent funded, which mea

the international community closely follows china's development since the international congress 10 yearsgo, socialism has entered a new era. in the past decade, china has made historic achievements and the transformation in pursuing economic and social department. in this decade, it also realized it historically in its relations to the road and made historic contributions to the international community. dina is fully implementing a new development philosophy of innovative, coordinator, and open development for all. it is pursuing high quality development and fostering new development paradigm. with strong leadership, the trends of socialism with chinese characteristics, a solid foundation and underpinning the government, and strong confidence in achieving development. its own efforts, china enjoys sustained development and brighter prospects to make more miracles come true. colleagues, with 1/5 of the global population, china has marched -- china's march towards modernization has far-reaching significance. the path that china pursues is one of peace and development. it is a part of win-w

and should be taken of, such by the international community. and it means that the international community is duty bound to act. we don't need a general side for the international community to act. so crimes against humanity is a very good, very waiting formed conclusion. and one that he's pushing, enforcing the international community to react. let me just get back if i may to that delay question. why did it take so long? you were bring up earlier. the report is published on the final day of the job of the un high commissioner for human rights. me said bachelor, what took so long? well, the story that comes from the way that they needed more time to check in fact and to allow the usual right to reply from from china. the story we think is closer to the truth is that china put a lot of pressure on the un and on me shouldn't, by shooting out. so not too rece the report. and indeed, every webs that has been hunted by china over the last few months, testifying to their ego, they sweeting, this to sensor their report. so i think the delay is a refl

of the cases itself at the domestic level regarding lower-level criminals, so i think the international community ready to provide assistance ukraine to carry out these internal processes because no one else will do it. also, what is called universal jurisdiction will be applied when other countries of the world, but especially europe will try to bring to justice those who committed crimes in ukraine, and i think you will see significant efforts by european countries to use this principle of universal jurisdiction, which they resorted to before, in particular in syria, and this will also help ease the pressure on ukraine, which is forced to independently investigate these cases we want to ask about the application that allows ordinary people on the ground to document war crimes, what are the features of this evidence and the principles of operation of the application, thanks to which the evidence can then be used by international courts or tribunals eplication soldiers evidence fiefdom taking by international chords footballs in the counts and they can also be used by the ukrainian judicial autho

this has created another problem to the international community. we are plunging into the worst of her state since world war ii, owing to the high handedness of some countries attempting to replace the current international order with a rules-based international order governed by the unilateral western values. the q1 was founded in reflection of expectations and desire of humankind for wanting to see no more of the scourge of the world words. the present reality calls for the united nations to promote cooperation and reconciliation and unity among its member states at discharge and it riches mandates. -- righteous mandates. achieving overall over the most of the country while overcoming the difficulties and obstacles. i hope that the successes gained will make a positive contribution to the deliberation for overcoming challenges and finding transformative solutions by the international community. the unprecedented crisis caused by the virus presented a very critical problem and served as a location to test the capacity of the country. but the govern

the international community will show that he is a very serious threat to peace and security. not only for the region, in my opinion, with global implications, ah, the french lead operations savannah liberated, occupied towns. but the crisis intensified. french forces remained in molly, yet many feet more violence was imminent defeat offence at the end of sappho. terrorists have only advantage in what they've changed their mode of operation and melted into the population who are making great strides everywhere. what they don't discriminate, they kill everything that moves their goal is to make us abandon our territorial c, dom africa, if tomorrow, africa, west africa, in particular, is in general turmoil because of terrorism. here, of course, there will be migratory flows as they have been from syria or afghanistan. so our own security is in africa. the molly and crisis is above all story failure, failure of a state, but also that the international community that supported it. the failure has become a breeding ground for jihadists and has led the military to a dead end. how di

and should be international community be doing that's in fullness. we need funding wi fi and you can only get a level if we've got the level of funding required. and as i indicated, w p alone need $327000000.00 before the end of the year. but it's not just about the food, it's about all of the sectors, the nutrition, the hell, the water, the water and sanitation, all happening simultaneously because the children why simply die. because of a lack of food is back home. nation of back is particularly diseases and illnesses that will increase the mortality, right? so it has to be that collective effort. we have already moved substantially but as indicated for fail rainy seasons, the 5th one is likely to fail at the end of the year. we could be in a situation this time next year where that has been no substantial rain and the population in a continues to grow is the world ready to allow large numbers to die? i desperately hope, not. the only way to avoid that is to allow the un world food program and others to continue to upscale. it's operations a fairy.

you don't think it was the total illusion maintained by the international community . i know that i was eighty's minister from 2002 to 2000 to the 7th. ah, who got him? cuz he is, is josh could actually she could meet with democracy, trade and economic exchanges of it don't is invested a lot in molly. so there was a lot of money around doc and the state and its officials made corruption, the system government, it, he, he now could have shot he $70.00 greenville. we let it happen out of lack of ambition for the country. but among the they let it happen for their own personal interests. who and when i say way, i mean up to the level of the state. if school knew the liter lewis system, the no multi party democratic system is in fact a system that has given rise to corruption and many bad practices. so i think the political class has failed to assess this properly. law class will it because the political class is after all, one of the main beneficiary, i really believe is year society poisoned by a toxic political class began searching for answers. ah, religion stood out a

international cooperation. we encourage russia and ukraine to maintain communication, cooperation on monitoring issues and support the u.n. and international humanitarian agency, providing assistance to ukraine and neighboring countries on the basis of neutrality, partiality, and on politicization. we are calling for and on promoting ukrainian and russian food products to the international food market. the chinese government has provided batches at ukraine, bringing much-needed aid it to the conflict. we hope these supplies, moisture proof mass, we have more people survive the looming winter. mr. president, history has repeatedly proven that diplomatic efforts, negotiations and communication are the only viable way to resolve conflict and end crises, china calls on the parties concerned to maintain engagement, and accumulate conditions for early cessation of hostility and the restoration of peace and stability. all sides should give up political self-interest, refrain from tensions, or inciting confrontation and make efforts to resolve the ukrainian crisis. thank you, mr. president. >> i thank the representative

which it is meant _ international community which it is meant to— international communityd for and russia, is one of the — meant to stand for and russia, is one of the five permanent members of the security— one of the five permanent members of the security council shared a particular responsibility to respect that charter, so, alarm, iwould say, _ that charter, so, alarm, iwould say, around _ that charter, so, alarm, iwould say, around the world.— that charter, so, alarm, iwould say, around the world. let's bring in hu:o, say, around the world. let's bring in hugo. who _ say, around the world. let's bring in hugo. who is — say, around the world. let's bring in hugo, who is our _ say, around the world. let's bring l in hugo, who is our correspondence in hugo, who is our correspondence in kyiv. denunciation of this four weeks by president zelensky. what is the ukrainian president doing at this moment? yes, so the president had an emergency meeting of his cabinet early this morning. and had an emergency meeting of his cabinet early this morning. and he said nothing _ cabinet

i think many of the international community weren't expecting that. and you have hasn't checked mohammed back as the president that he had done the job before. he's ruled at talking to alger. bob and wants to defeat them on the battlefield. your country had lots of involvement. they had lots of troops and i'm a psalm the african union force that but you also had really tense relations with somalia at various points. you had a maritime dispute. is the new president, someone you can do business with? i have already had 2 meetings with president hudson chick. i think he is a much more progressive, more positive pattern, and he's much more committed to fighting terrorism. and he have our full support. we are asking either partners that are without, in somalia. we have a huge contingent of kenyan for jeff and other personnel. and it's not a simple thing because we, we are paying a huge price for the war against terrorism that's going on in somalia. and the fact that we don't have a functional government in somalia and therefore it's in our best interest in

nobody is asking the money from the international community. and i know that your guess from germany every, every given or let's say sensitivity. and i do, i mean, you just need the government to allow people to have their solar funds to they, it's, i mean, you know, we don't want money from germany. we don't want money from the lebanese government . we just would like to have the municipalities have their own solar farms to give their villages and explicit, or to licensed some companies locally to sell their electricity based on solar power. for example, the problem is that now when you go to the central government to ask for that, i mean those small reform don't need money thrust. you just need to ask our government to stop centralizing everything at the central government and requiring licenses and never give licenses. just allow people, for instance, to have their own solar fun without any last with us. or we have the dispatcher, we have with the zina who is a member of the amal international, n g o m o, or is doing some sterling work by wh

we must respond as an international community, an international community that still respects the un charter. we know what russia will say about all of this. they will deny, deny, deny. but there's a simple way to know if any of this is true. let the united nations in give the independent observers access, give in jails, access, allow humanitarian access, let the world see what is going on. as security council members, we're here to promote international peace and security, and pull the un charter. at a minimum, i hope each of us here to day acknowledges that all persons subject to filtration need access to you in humanitarian agencies as soon as possible so that we can verify their well being. as we heard today from o h, c, c, h, r, until russia provides that access. we will have to rely on the evidence we have accumulated, and the brave testimony of survivors. the picture they paint alongside, the mounting reports is chilling. colleagues, there will come a day when we're gathered in this council to condemn rushes, the russian federations attempts to annex more of ukraine's territor

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it's not the international community. do you agree? actually we have in leaky and other funds really came for the exposure and was a beautiful. so did that, it's you. but once the ukrainian a case took place, we have seen that a lot of money were china did and we can tell you that. and she was here on the secure, i don't have a funds for the 2020. so the aides and the funds are the cuts and that he, gen, due to things. and that's what the, this is putting into question, what's happening in the job. but it could be not whether that are no and honest with the word going to buy, put out at the forward. and also looking back after the pandemic with just leave, you can read it. that is, i have been going straight, but later we saw the quote for more social decisions. but now we're seeing again that's on demand to drive out of the to go in there and where is the, the social justice went for state. and previously we're talking about globalization, but then that it is, i'm up and not only find it is on more security and safety. so these intern

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and i think the international community, especially coming from the federal democracies, they're all opposed what china has been doing. now you've described the exercises had been taking place and you describe this kind of ratchet effect of great attention across the straight that you describe. the exercise is a kind of rehearsal for, for an, a potential invasion. what is your sense? i, you concern that invasion really is potentially coming and if so, what kind of a timeline do you currently looking at? well, i can comment on the timeline. but if you look at the chinese statement, the statements coming from their senior officials. they've been saying that the taiwan belongs to china and they want to unify with taiwan peacefully if possible, and by force, if necessary. and this is not only some officials, it's virtually all officials are talking about this begin from shooting himself. and in order to substantiate these kinds of clean, i, there been consulting military exercises along the time, a straight or a route tie, one for a long time. if you look at the trajectory of their milit

and now, if anything, i call for responsible engagement of the international community.olution remains. that is supposed to be my concluding remarks on how we see the way forward. the afghans themselves need to figure out the solution to political legitimacy. it has been haunting us for a very long time and we cannot outsource it to foreign patronage or whatever is being supported by the foreigners. that's what happened. the moment the americans started talking with the taliban, he lost his political legitimacy. it was defined by support of the u.s. to him. if we are going to have another international committee back to government, 10 years down the line, it will collapse again. this requires a more critical inward look by the afghans. and the international community should continue to play their role but in a very responsible way. the u.n. has not been an effective partner. i have a lot of issues with them and i think they should pack up and leave because they continue to create further problems for the country. that's the other thing. i think everybody coming there sho

it depends on the international community.his is where it is likely to fail ukraine. on the horizon at a time when the members of the coalition that supports ukraine and feel discomfort from the rising prices of oil and gas will be more and more tempted to support a compromise. society has recognized that the only value of impeachment trials is deterrence. of significant importance. yes, it will bring some satisfaction to those who suffered, perhaps great satisfaction, but the only real value will be that after such a process, the next person who would be tempted to do something like this will be stopped, so in my opinion, taking into account the real risk , since this war tells us about the real risk of nuclear of the conflict is vital. it is important that the international community unites and speaks exclusively in the language of the sanctions imposed on russia, in particular that there will be no concessions and that they will continue until until putin is brought before the court and therefore the yugoslav tribunal was i

the international community should a step up diplomatic efforts to promote the early resumption of negotiations between to parties achieve a ceasefire and arrest the fight in as soon as possible and eliminate nuclear security risks at their source. we was again, cause a call upon all parties to adopt a responsible approach to promote the escalation of the situation worked to find a peaceful solution to the crisis in ukraine. work together to build regional peace and tranquility and jointly maintain global security and stability. thank him. to present blo, sheena, they said they want to thank janet for a statement, and i now give the floor to the representative of mexico. mister president, i would like to thank her. the sector general gutierrez, for his a non statement and to the director general of the international atomic energy agency refill grossi. a for briefing us on the visit of the assistance mission, to the nuclear power plant ins up at osha. i would like to start by acknowledging the agreements reached between the parties to the conflict which made it possible for a team of 14 experts

so i will not be before the eyes on the international community with impunity. i'm on why a held accountable for violating international law. i think it from being held accountable. i have no idea. do you know? do you know who is protecting israel from being held accountable? the united nation and on top of the nation, the her, the the reason why a, why do a live, why this double standards with a half a medicine in human rights organizing a i'm hello can all they all, howard, i normally they want the law. they try to empty my to implement the law, but if we make a mistake, they hold on countable and they say you have made. and so they were until my home, suddenly, with israel considered that these organizations are saddest organizations and they at aid at their headquarters and a assets they confiscated their documents and burn them. they go whatever they please do when i'm good long. and the horn word is saying that this is wrong except for israel. it is saying that it is not wrong. this is what israel has done in the offices of nice human rights organizations.

i think many of the international community weren't expecting that. and you have hasn't check mohammed back as the president that he had done the job before. he's ruled out talking to alger, bob and wants to defeat them on the battlefield. your country had lots of involvement. they had lots of troops and i'm a psalm the african union force that but you also had really tense relations with somalia at various points. you had a maritime dispute, is the new president, someone you can do business with? i have already had to meetings with president hudson chick. i think he is a much more progressive, more positive person, and he's much more committed to fighting terrorism. and he have our full support, we are asking either partners that are without, in somalia. we have a huge contingent of kenyan for just another personnel. and it's not a simple thing because we, we are paying a huge price for the war against terrorism that's going on in somalia. and the fact that we don't have a functional government in somalia. and therefore, it's in our best interest in