supported, the league of nations, reduced educational, organized speaking tours and held more international congresses934, dorothy dixer, a member of the women's international league, led the push for congressional investigation into the munitions industry. the findings of that committee exposed vast corruption and made the links between war and profit. one of the things which has been most is which way should it go? would it go in the way of violence to change? or will it go in the way of nonviolence then? there's always been, you know, groups who believed in nonviolence or violence. but the really the great poet was mahatma in india when he preached that india. but when is freedom and they caught the attention of the whole world and when he began with his salt march to the sea up on own, people marching what they considered unjust, tax. and he succeeded. it was really quite electric. so what did he all of the peopl who were not only peace people were people were interested in economics and in government and in world situations, world history. thef the of nonviolent resistance. all in all, it was a w

today, the case of tonight's program is dedicated to the international congress on the occupation of palestine from the point of view of international law, the violation of humanitarian rights in gaza, which was hosted by tehran today. but first, according to the world's routine, today we will start the program with the latest images and developments of the last 24 hours of the gaza war in the palestinian package, according to the picture. hasbna allah hasbna allah hasbna allah hasbna allah god wills us, and we will do god's will, or my daughter, or the soul of my heart, or my daughter, or my life. o soul of my heart, or my daughter, or zanaya, or my daughter. peace be upon you and may god have mercy on you. where is the world and where is it going ? for human sex and for the general public, let us all die , let us die without shame, the only child of fina, not hanasib of al-quds, nor hanasib of ours, palestine, shaifin, we will die like al-khorfan. al-ghanm is in the collective grave of qa'idin, we will die, or muslims, or muslims, we will judge you, the imam of god, or all of you mu

now, in line with the topic of tonight's case , which was about holding the international congress on the occupation of palestine in tehran, we want to check the legal capacities in the international arena to file a complaint against the zionist regime. first , we will see a report about today's conference. the occupation of palestine is a violation of humanitarian rights . we counted 90 criminal cases of violation of humanitarian rights of the tyrannical regime and sent it to the prosecutor of the international court of justice . officials, university professors, students and a group of foreign guests were discussed. we are lawyers, university professors and all people. jurisdictions of different countries should come together and find different ways to hold the zionist regime accountable for its crimes in gaza. an important issue that iranian lawyers and about 100 international lawyers of the conference agreed on is keeping the crimes of zionists alive in public opinion. we must be able to show the legitimate resistance of the people of gaza to the world. and in society. the global

addition to civilians, to medical centers and also to aid forces , regarding the holding of the international congressthe occupation of palestine, from the point of view of international law, it is a violation of rights. the human as you said, today thursday, the 17th of march, this international congress will be held at the nour al-reza reza convention center on marzdaran boulevard from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm. in this congress , 43,000 people registered online and not in person at the country level , of which 865 people from law related fields registered with this congress, more than 900 people attended this congress in person, 16 of the people who participated in person foreign guests from 21 countries are present online today in this congress. from countries like jordan, pakistan, afghanistan, bangladesh, syria, turkey, malaysia, ecuador, qena, bolivia, sahil aj, uae, iraq, there are various countries that are present in this congress . nearly 17 top articles that will be presented by a referee, will be selected today in this congress in 5 specialized panels, although until the end of march. there is a

an international congress is underway in the iranian capital focusing on the occupation of palestine. legal experts participating in this event have been discussing the violation of international humanitarian law in gaza. gisumi shah ahmedi has your details. discussing legal avenues to stop the israeli genocide in gaza. adamant about finding a way to end the catastrophe in gaza, iran's red creson society brought together legal experts from 21 countries in tehran to attend an international congress on the occupation of palestine with a special focus on israely violations of international humanitarian law. today, what's happening in gaza is beyond words, terms such as war crimes are simply not enough to describe what designs are doing. it's been... over 5 months and more than 30,00 people have been killed. the least muslim countries can do is completely cut off their ties and trade with the zinanis. a stance that was reiterated by every single speaker of the conference. legal experts having voicing their support for palestinians, what is happening in gaza is against everything we know t

they planned to hold one of their international congresses berlin in 1915. but world war one intervened and fell over there and then the word sent the word that a but when the war broke out i followed woodrow wilson into believing i naive of which i was, and so were most people. emily meade was at war, warned to make the world safe for democracy and all those beautiful slogans. and then my little girl were there. women responded in a great variety of ways to the outbreak of, the war. some, although they opposed their government's position, women supported the decision to in the war. other women were angered at the way their countries were caught up in war craze jingoism. they felt they had been dragged into a conflict in they had no voice and thought the war was wrong. these differences were the cause of what would become a permanent split in the international women's suffrage alliance after war, mildred olmsted went overseas do relief work later. she began working with the american foreign service committee and friends invited me to work with grand prairie,

red cresent society brought together legal experts from 21 countries in tehran to attend an international congresslim countries can do is completely cut off their ties and trade with the zinis. a stance that was reiterated by every single speaker of the conference. legal experts having voicing their support for palestinians. what is happening in gaza is against everything we know to be the pillars of. modern society, violating the geneva convention, the universal licoration of human rights and international humanitarian law, the universal declaration of human rights and international humanitarian law clearly gives the right to palestinians, the israelis are violating the geneva convention day in and day out, they should be held accountable for all these crimes an international tribunal. fortunately, many legal experts around the world are aware of these violations, they are asking why is the unsc indifferent after more than 150 days of henous crimes against the palestinian people in gaza. we very clear that the united nations, the security council at this stance is politicized, and because there's

what this makes possible are internal national congresses not, just international scientific congresses. the first international congress is in 1840. in londons for the abolition of slavery. but all kinds of face to meetings of people wish to organize on, if not a planetary, at least on an international scale. and the two examples which nick mentionedre two examples of in the scientific realm of these kinds of collaboration and the glacier, which is the great sky map, is was launched in paris in 1887, gathering the clegg de la creme of the world's astronomical community and. the idea was to have a collaboration amongst observatory scattered all over the globe to photo graph the sky so that would have a record of what the sky looked like from the earth in, the year circa 1900 to pass on to astronomers of the future to. as they said, the astronomers of year 3000. so civilizations would rise, woul they always be astronomers and they would be grateful for this astro photographic record of this project was only supposed to take five years, dragged on until 1970, when the object loss was admi

introduction and celebration among the female athletes in the international congress of influential women be a good role model for the activists in this field. 5 people out of the 10 people selected from the provincial working groups , they are put to popular vote, and in fact, the popular vote chooses five people from each province in the final stage in the working group of the national headquarters of this congress, and one person is nominated to the international congress. it will be announced in the first step with a focus on justice for all sections of the country. they live in accordance with their physical environment and actually their own climate and the geographical area where they live they can benefit the most from the actually unfinished spaces of our sports infrastructure. the possibility of exploiting the infrastructure in a way that can get the most executive participation and the most achievements in development and for everyone, which can be the entry window to the top of the championship , will follow, god willing. winning five olympic shares was the turning point of wo

we have come to the congress , we have invited all thinkers, students, professors of the university of international law and political sciences, who came to comment on this matter, 21 countries attended online, 96 foreigners attended in person, 900 of our own thinkers participated in person. if someone is online in this congress , well, the honorable head of the judiciary, our speaker is the deputy them being our speaker , we presented the top 17 articles in 5 meetings. he made a very good statement . the rest of the articles were also evaluated and registered in international journals, that is, promising to accept them , promising to publish them, and all the topics that were discussed in a congress. it was supposed to be published in the world red cross magazine, very interesting. two days later, the head of the world red cross made a statement and wrote a letter to me here. he agrees, he suggests that the conflicts should stop , humane treatment of the palestinian prisoners means he understands that they are treating the palestinian prisoners badly , they are torturing them, he says. that this bo

have been sent to the secretariat of the poetry congress of the merciful prophet, of which 400 are domestic works and 20 are foreign works. international poetry congress of the merciful prophet it will be held on the 17th of march. the third license book written by rahim. makhtoomi was launched on the market. this book narrates the life story of martyr alireza tausli with the name jihadi abu hamid. ali reza toshli was the commander of the fatemiyoun army in syria, who was martyred in this country in 1993. a ceremony celebrating the 9th anniversary of the martyrdom of the commander and successor of fatemiyoun army was held in mashhad with the presence of representatives of the resistance axis and the families of the martyrs. participants in this event. they considered the martyrs of fatemiyoun and the axis of resistance as the martyrs of the freedom of quds and emphasized on continuing their path. the ceremony was celebrated on the 9th the anniversary of the martyrdom of the commander and successor of the fatemiyoun army , martyrs alireza tausali and reza bakhshi, in this conference we have a coherent presence and the enthusiastic prese

evaluated and registered in international journals, which means that they promised to accept it, to promise to publish it, and all the content that was presented in a congress was to be published in the international red cross in its journal. it is very interesting . two days later, the head of the international red cross made a statement. oh dad wrote a letter for me, here i am giving it to you. thank you very much. here he announces like this . he says that after 5 months have passed since the renewal of conflicts with the terrible events in israel in the week of october, the situation in the gaza strip is deteriorating hour by hour. he says that there is no safe place for people to go . the hostages the continuous hostages are a shocking and unacceptable proposition. he says that the conflicts should stop . humane treatment of palestinian prisoners means he understands that they are mistreating palestinian prisoners and torturing them. he says that this border between humanity is barbarism. he says again that israel, as an occupying power, must provide for the basic needs of the people. he says that the rights between humanitarian international is a way

international journals, which means the promise of acceptance. they promised to print it and all the material that was discussed in a congress was decided to be publishedin the magazine of the world red cross interestingly, two days later, the head of the international red cross made a statement and wrote a letter to me. here i am going to serve you , i am begging you , i am begging you very much . in the week of october, israel's situation in the gaza strip is deteriorating hour by hour. he says there is no safe place for people to go. the statistics of civilian deaths and continuous captivity of hostages are shocking and unacceptable . it suggests that the conflicts should be stopped. they are mistreating palestinian prisoners and torturing them. he says that this border between humanity is barbarism. he says again that israel, as an occupying power, must provide for the basic needs of the people . he says that international humanitarian law is a way out of the downward spiral. which we are witnessing at the moment, and he requests that you allow the sufa al-ahmad cross to create a safe situation , so that we can go and help. mr. doctor , there are c

and gentlemen, hello, welcome to the world today, tonight's program file is dedicated to international congress on the occupation of palestine. from the point of view of international law, the violation of humanitarian rights in gaza, which was hosted by tehran today, but first , according to the world's custom, today we will start the program with the latest images and developments of the past 24 hours of the gaza war in the palestinian package, according to the picture. god has given us, god has given us, god has given us, god has given us, god has given us, god has given us, o daughter, or the soul of my heart, or my daughter, or omari, or the soul of my heart, or the daughter of tadzana, or o bantuin. peace be upon you and may god have mercy on you. lesa, he is a scholar, he is a human being. benmut where is this? i am not where, nor where is the whole of humanity . some of the human beings fall because we are humans and you are not humans. you are not subject to the human sex . you are the ones who are not subject to the human sex and in general. zai al-khorfan , zai al-ghanm baldaf

in 1879, at a congress held in time, the international. that's right, it was the first conference to show people the climate on the globe and the parameters that influence climate, then we moved on to create an intergovernmental panel on climate change, which is a division of wmo. they prepare reports based on wmo data. we receive data from 1,200 drifting buoys, from which we receive all marine information. 3,000 aircraft from which we receive data every hour. we also receive data from 348 satellites, 26 of which are stationary. we have 1.11 weather radars. 52 world data center and 28 wmo regional training centres, as well as six tropical storm centers. all this data is shared with us and we work together to save the planet from any weather hazards. all wmo members work together as a team, because weather has no boundaries, and what happens in one place certainly affects another. wmo staff, in their weather observations, are guided by global standards and... developed, ensure the installation and promotion of these uniform standards. today is very important understand current climate

immediately shura head, i carried him off the stage , literally, envy, in riga these days an international congressgeniuses showed up at the hospital to see mironov, they walked under balagurya..." do you think my head hurts? i remember we were left in the corridor when they came in there and minutes later 15 came out, they were all completely white, because they expected this, one morning you wake up and feel that your heart is ready to open to something new, you want to create the effect of a metal sheet. and what happens there doesn’t matter, we never know what it will work out because here there are no rules at all, hands, delight , here we were, i propose a quest, we still have one detail missing, maybe strong, slender and aesthetic, my god, how i love it all, this is incredible, this is truly an antique . now to put everything about the comfort of the prime minister on the first day today. welcome, city of kirov, vyatka, kirov. vyatka, of course, kirov. let's go, let's go. the time has come for doika. is it true that brown cows give chocolate milk? no it is not true. let's try to make a bird.

today is international theater day, a holiday established in 1961 on the initiative of delegates to the congressal institute of theater at unesco. sleepy theatergoers across the country celebrate the holiday with premieres, sold-out productions or skits. today there are 28 theaters in belarus. the oldest of them is kupalovsky. its building was opened in 1890 . in 1917 the first paulinka appeared on the stage. there is considerable interest in this type of art. over the past season , more than 1,700 thousand spectators attended performances across the country. we we follow the sports life of our country, probably

spoke about looking forward to the future day when the nation's first agree on some sort of international congress what why do you think that grant 1873 was talking international institutions and how does that fit into the drama that we're talking about? yeah, well, that's a great question. well, who knew that ulysses grant was the founder of the united nations. i mean, that is the vision that he's got there in does indeed foreshadow what came to pass in a in a in a certain fashion or aspirationally perhaps after the second world war. that is what he's thinking of are i mean, grant was an extraordinary individual. he was not an actual politician. he was he was much better educated than he was often given credit for. he thought serious certainly about issues he had about public. and as you your the questioner suggested even international issues it's it's what says in that of of course he had no effect he had no effect whatsoever. but it was aspirational. it was a statement of values and hopes it was akin to the policy he pursued with respect to native americans, american indians, grant's policy ini

this was a film on the eve of the international congress of the association of space flight participantsauts from 17 countries at that time. we were friends, so we know first-hand about smiles, they must be belarusian, they must be modest, there was no impudence, complacency, there is such self-confidence, although we set the task that if you are already selected and you get into the cosmonaut corps, then you have to endure everything, and you can’t leave the race, you can’t leave the race, no matter how difficult it is for you, and after all, this whole journey is together, marina and nastya anastasia lenkova, a former pediatric surgeon, a belarusian absolutely equal for space flight, they had a common program, alone workout. there were many cases when the understudy flew, but the main contender remained on the ground, because the understudy, well, as he explains, he is more or less calm, because he is the understudy, and the applicant or astronaut number one begins to worry, worry, the pressure rises. some changes in the body, at the launch stage he looks at the state of one and the ot

i remember that our entire international community published various congresses and international events, starting with these photos, because a destroyed library or a damaged temple is something that resonates with everyone, it is something that is close to you, but here there is a country in europe where it is being destroyed now. it is obvious that later, when the full-scale war has been going on for more than two years, and when it is already a european, international the audience saw these photographers. a lot , when there are more than a thousand damaged monuments, it is not hundreds, it is already more than a thousand damaged objects, and today photos or our videos, they may not work, so that people feel and understand what is happening here, therefore, we realized quite early that it is much more important to really bring intellectuals here, and when we bring them , we always go to the kyiv region, we go to chernihiv, there are those delegations that go to kharkiv, and they are really shocked by this the most, what they see around them, destroyed houses, destroyed architectural he

theater day was established in 1961 on the initiative of delegates to the congress of the international institute of theater at unesco. traditionally, theatergoers throughout our country will celebrate their day with premieres, sold-out performances or skits. today there are 28 theaters in belarus. most, of course, are in the capital. elders kupalovsky, buildings in the very heart, belarusian capital. while the squad from the city above the bug made it to the knockout round through a play-in series and , adding a bison, had to play the maximum number of matches with the second team of the championship vitebsk, then four of the seven meetings ended outside of regular time, but in the breshchan camp they assure that they have enough strength . we did everything i said. news is also available on social networks in our mobile application using the qr code on the screen. have a successful day and see you at exactly 8. the government has extended restrictions for six months for the export of industrial goods. russia is working on a project to build a mobile nuclear reactor and rosatom is disc

damaged temple in kharkiv appears, i remember that our entire international community published on their websites, started various congressess with these photos, because a destroyed library or a damaged temple is what resonates in everyone is what is next to you, but there is a country in europe where it is currently being destroyed, it is obvious that later... when the full-scale war has been going on for more than two years now, and when the european, international the audience saw a lot of these photos when there were more than a thousand damaged monuments, it's not hundreds, it's already more than a thousand damaged objects, and today photos or our videos, they may not work, so that people feel and understand what is happening here, so we realized quite early that it is much more important to really bring intellectuals here. and when we bring them, we always go to kyiv region, we go to chernihiv, there are those delegations that agree to go to kharkiv, and they are really shaken by it most of all, what they see around them are destroyed houses, destroyed architectural heritage, temples, libraries, museums, and just as t

congress, including representative from cd the effort to document the harms that had been caused by incarceration action to rectify that. this commission, the commission on wartime relocation and internmentf civilians that congress created, put out a two part report. this is the report right here in the case. the report concluded that there was no evidence of threat or or anyincarcerations. it also found that the detention resulted from, quote, race, prejudice, wartime hysteria and a failure of political leadership, unquote. the commission recommended an official government apology and also restitution payments to the survivors of the internment camps. many of whom had lost their homes or their b to the incarceration camps. with the advocacy of many asian american members of congress, including norman mineta, they congress eventually passed the civil liberties act of 1988, and this an official government apology for the incarceration and authorized the restitution payments to the survivors. so this letter right in the case is a letter by president george h.w. bush to one of the survivors of the incarceration camps and. the letter is a letter of apology and also included a payment. the su

the international people's congress could wear on the aussie dollar. china's leaders look to boost urbanization in a bid to stimulate economic growth. to beijing next for the latest out of them. this is bloomberg. ♪ thanks to avalara, we can calculate sales tax automatically. avalarahhhhhh what if tax rates change? ahhhhhh filing sales tax returns? ahhhhhh business license guidance? ahhhhhh -cross-border sales? -ahhhhhh -item classification? -ahhhhhh does it connect with acc...? ahhhhhh ahhhhhh ahhhhhh >> last year, we cut the reserve twice by 25 percentage points each per head last month, it was cut by another 50 basis points and that means we release one trillion yuan in long-term the quiddity at a time. at present, the statutory reserve ratio is 7% on average and there is still room for future cuts. >> a possibility of more rrr cuts for chinese banks and he along with china's commerce chiefs have defended the plan. joan lee joins us now from the capital and clearly, the overwhelming reaction from markets and economists have been that this is a hugel

church in kharkiv appears, i remember that our entire international community published on their websites, started from these photos , various congresses international events, because a destroyed library or a damaged temple is something that resonates in everyone, it is something that is close to you, but there is a country in europe where it is being destroyed now. it is obvious that later, when now the full-scale war continues over two years, and when european and international audiences have already seen a lot of these photos, when there are more than a thousand damaged monuments, it's not hundreds, it's already more than a thousand damaged objects, and today photos or our videos, they may not work, yes in order for people to feel and understand what is happening here, that's why we realized quite early that it is very important... to really bring intellectuals here, and when we bring them, we always go to kyiv region, we go to chernihiv, there are those delegations , who agree go to kharkiv, and it really shocks them the most, what they see around them, destroyed houses, destroyed architectural heritage, temples, libraries, museums

internally. the us congress is very, very pro—israeli and gave a green light, as did many of these partners of israele or less do whatever you want after the 7th of october. instead of saying we did a big mistake after 911, we went over to the dark side. there was torture, there was black sites and we lost afghanistan and public opinion for that, why lose the moral high ground? the whole world is on your side. the more you talk to me, jan egeland, the more i think you're probably treading a very fine line. here you are right now, a senior voice in the aid business. you need one of the world's most respected organisations — the norwegian refugee council. and yet you are sounding deeply political and deeply critical of israel. is that really wise, given your current position and your current responsibilities? well, i would say i'm very critical of israel, the military power as such what they've done of late, as i was condemning the terror, the gruesome nature of everything that happened on the 7th of october. and i also said to everybody who said, oh, this is a natural response against the occupation a