international court was an option that i.c.c. in the eighty's national croak or it wasn't an option because syria is not a member state united nations security council has been blocked by the us and by russia mostly so so that was an option also not for for a special international actually you know and then secondly i think it's important to know that germany has since the beginning of this century the necessary law and there is a code on the international crimes we should use germany you can really jurisdiction on the most sure crimes crimes against humanity and genocide and it doesn't matter if those crimes are committed to rot or foreign nationals against foreign nationals and internally it is shooting who want to know here that germany wants to prosecute these crimes and wants to put the capacity into resources and to do so including because it asked somewhat of a moral obligation as well of course many 800000 syrians living in germany you follow this trial very closely for over a year what have you learned about this ex syrian secret police officer. well i think over the months and also still today became clear that this specific individual was

from howard catton chief executive officer of the international council of nurses thank you. time for derrick williams his our science guy with another one of your questions on the coronavirus. if we can't develop long term immunity against a pathogen through natural infection how can we do it with a vaccine. we don't yet know how long vaccine induced immunity will last with covert 19 but this is an interesting topic to discuss anyway as as with some pathogens you really can achieve longer term effects with vaccines than through natural infection that's because when faced with a pathogen or in the case of a vaccine a facsimile of it the immune system responds with a a cascade of events that eventually wipes it out but also prepares for the eventuality that the pathogen can show up again someday if that happens the invader can be cleared out fast as a rule of thumb more severe disease appears to trigger a more lasting response and and we've learned something cool in over 200 years of experimenting with vaccines which is that severe disease can be faked and we can even to the b

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his international council of shopping centers counts70,000 members with malls of all sizes. january retail sales beat and say the worst is behind us, but consumers still have $600 stimulus checks in their hands. much of that has now been spent or saved. what is the true state of retail right now as you see it? >> well, you know, first of all, good afternoon and thank you for having me on. you know, retail has obviously been at the epicenter of the pandemic and the crisis around it. you know, i think there is cause for cautious optimism. you know, obviously the january sales numbers are a great sign. and you're right, obviously the impact of the stimulus checks was quite positive. but, you know, we recently add had a survey of 400 executives in the retail and commercial real estate space and all indicated a level of optimism if you look out over the course of the next 12-24 months that, you know, the industry would return to pre-pandemic levels. there is a lot that has happened over the course of the last 12 months. i often say that there's been about ten years of change that

how caton is chief executive officer of the international council of nurses howard i know enough people i've got enough neighbors in enough family and friends who are very skeptical about this whole crisis and everything involved on every level but health professionals. so we are strongly recommending health care professionals take the vaccine we have seen infection rights amongst nurses and health workers at a high level tragically we've seen nurses around the world now the health workers who succumbed to coronavirus this is an issue about their protection and their safety but also our health systems we have no health. no. not. if you on pick the questions that people have. months that's true but that's because there's been this great global effort to develop the vaccines and you look at the processes the steps that have been gone through by the medical regulate tree. to date and the side effects that were in the trials of the same ones that we're seeing so there's no undue. burden of a mobile phone but the key here is to talk to supplying the facts and the reality so that they do have

she is surrounded by other women, who is part of this international council of women of the darker races. they are also members of the nac w.. but they wanted to focus on a kind of pan african, darker women of the race approach, so they created into a second organization, led by martha washington. and that's alone we see on the far right. so standing up that it is -- burrows. and lucy sloan, who is the dean of women at howard university. so they were always involved with a remarkable group of black women activists. they worked together in multiple organizations over many many decades. so quite a few of the women show up in more than one of these photos, multiple decades apart so when i say it's hard to pick a particular movement to link her to, because in fact you know the talk about it like this long civil rights movement before the you know capital see which is civil rights movement of the post world war ii era, but all these women are working for these multiple causes. for quite a few years and in her case, the fight for suffrage includes picketing the white house in 1917. and 1918. i

permanent revolution and here in moscow we have maxine shook off he is next for at the russian international affairs council originally crossed of rules of effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i was appreciated ok let's go to glen 1st here and i'll slow in looking at joe biden's of 1st speech at the state department. was supposed to be his vacation here in the mainstream media was a positive towards it and he stressed at least in the beginning of his comments about diplomacy but if you look at the entire speech there is no diplomatic initiative being presented and very interesting way where there could be and.

permanent revolution and here in moscow we have maxine shook off he is next for at the russian international affairs council originally crossed up rules in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i was appreciate it ok let's go to glen 1st here and i'll slow in looking at joe biden's of 1st speech at the state department. was supposed to be his vision here and the mainstream media was positive towards it and he stressed at least in the beginning of his comments about gyp clomid but if you look at the entire speech there is no diplomatic initiative being presented and very interesting way where there could be and should be to. toma see is afghanistan and it wasn't even mentioned once and i making a reference to the previous administration's deal to get us troops out of afghanistan remarkably it was absent and we'll talk about how russia played a role in it so essentially i saw no restraint i saw no real as and in many ways the continuity of the trim foreign policy go ahead plan.

revolution and here in moscow we have maxine shook off he is an expert at the russian international affairs council originally crossed of rules of effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i was appreciate it ok let's go to glenn 1st here in oslo and looking at joe.

she has also chaired the international council on archives human rights working group and the working group on the standard for access to archives. she currently advises the aah's committee. gary stern has been the general counsel of the national archives and records administration since 1998 and is career member. he is the senior agency official for privacy, senior agent for unclassified information, and resolution specialist. he earned his law degree in 1987 from yale where he served as editor in chief of the yale journal of international law. for today's webinar we would like to talk about three parts. we will start out with the history behind the headlines. or what those actually are. move into the history behind them and what the future might hold. particularly following reports in 2018 that president trump was known to tear up papers in his office, the aids were taking them back together, there are concerns their worldly holes in the records. efforts to ensure complete records in paper and digital form have led to the filing of lawsuits, including one which the aha is on. gary,

permanent revolution and here in moscow we have maxine shook off he is next for at the russian international affairs council originally crossed of rules of effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i was appreciate it ok let's go to glen 1st here and i'll slow in looking at joe biden's of 1st speech at the state department. was supposed to be his vacation here and the mainstream media was positive towards it and he stressed at least in the beginning of his comments about diplomacy but if you look at the entire speech there is no diplomatic initiative being presented and very interesting way where there could be and should be diplomacy is afghanistan and it wasn't even mentioned once and. king a reference to the previous administration's deal to get us troops out of afghanistan remarkably it was absent and we'll talk about how russia played a role in it so essentially i saw no restraint i saw no real as and in many ways the continuity of the trim foreign policy go ahead plan. well i think the way he referred to diplomacy was mostly time so this is the democratic allies us because it is also a co

aureole cohen as a senior fellow at the atlantic council on international affairs think tank he says that the imprisonment has reinforced how strong an opponent the valley is we've had example of other major sauvie yet regime opponents like andre the suffer of the physicist who was exiled to the city of course fed through to by the regime and nevertheless soccer remained in the russian history as a great man of freedom of the russian dolls and of della. with all the difference it suffered never became the head of russia. not violently is a major figure in the regime is doing everything to show that he is a major political opponent of lets you know. he made his job to expose tremendous corruption in russia and to me what they did today was a huge mistake just as the sorest regime in the 19th century and early 20th century at every crossroad made a wrong move that brought the russian empire to the disaster in 1917 when it collapsed on its own people rose against the regime and brought the regime down 12 police officers have been arrested in mexico in connection with the killing of 19 p

and have become rather frequent because the military knows that it's under international microscope the u.n. human rights council held a special session yesterday and released a unanimous statement calling for basically return to even the limited civilian drew and their new tactics that they are using include you know c.c.t.v. cameras imported from china russia and other places the hacking of activists counts as well as you know beating up activists once the the night falls on the streets and also finally they are using facial tech you know recognition technology used to identify key organizers and cheesing them so the laws that restrain the security forces to go into private homes have been really relaxed or abandoned that is a bad signal that the military is still there and on you know carrying out repressive measures in the you know behind the scenes that was human rights activist sarnia speaking to us from london thank you. germany has banned travel for regions and neighboring austria and the czech republic after a surge of infections with more contagious coronavirus variants their only essential travel into

are the united nations the united nations security council an international community that aspired to build peaceful and civilized global society to use any means necessary to take action against the myanmar military and to prove i say 50 and security for the people of myanmar. what were very powerful intervention there from the myanmar ambassador the latest damning assessment of the situation in his country and i james that special assembly is so continuing what else should we be looking out for as the day progresses. well i think you'll be looking out for the repercussions diplomatically of what we've seen here general assembly debates general assembly sessions don't normally make a great deal of impact critics would say the general assembly is just a talking shop it doesn't have any real teeth in the un system but we've heard very powerful words we've heard from the un special envoy with her view of the situation the fact that she would like to go to me and mar and she's been blocked from visiting man march she has a clear condition that she wants to see the detained political lead

duly are the united nations the united nations security council an international community that prior to build peaceful and civilized global society to use any means necessary to take action against the myanmar military and to prove a theory and security for the people. they had to platic editor james base at united nations and says the ambassador statement was a big surprise this was a very dramatic moment it is exceedingly rare for an ambassador of the united nations to speak out against events in their own country my memory the recent memory of this the only one is libya at the start of the uprising against gadhafi the deputy ambassador and then the ambassador defected and certainly there was quite some shock in the general assembly hall when this happened speech like that was from from the ambassador i think most people have been expecting this bastard or just to read out a current statement as put out by the military but he defied the military and certainly other ambassadors said it was a most courageous move among those the new u.s. ambassador. in myanmar itself police have been

duly are the united nations the united nations security council an international community that aspired to build peaceful and civilized society to use any means necessary to take action against the myanmar military and to prove i served and security for the people of myanmar well let's cross live now to our diplomatic editor james bays who reported on those developments from the united nations james how do you think the international community are likely to react to his sacking. well the military door say that they have fired him does that mean he is no longer the ambassador here in new york that is not entirely clear at this stage it's worth reminding you that the other strong speech we heard 24 hours ago was from the u.n. special envoy christine chrono bergan or she made a strong speech and she is the official representative of the secretary general in that speech she said that no other countries should recognize the current regime run by the military so if that is the case and the secretary general is encouraging other countries to not recognize the military regime then they shouldn'

are the united nations the united nations security council and international community that aspired to build peaceful and civilized global society to use any means necessary to take action against them are military and to prove by thursday and security for the people of myanmar. diplomatic at its james bays says it is unclear if the ambassador will actually step down. well the ambassador would have known what was at stake when he made those words he would of very carefully judge that he knew the the possible repercussions against his family he knew that the military would try to sack him and recall him the big question now is is he going to go is he going to give up his job or is he going to say that he is the legitimate representative of the people of myanmar and of the rulers of the country who are currently jailed it's worth reminding you that at the same general assembly session the special envoy the secretary-general special envoy on myanmar christine seana bergen said it's important the international community does not lend legitimacy or recognition to this regime so will they re

ventures on backing surance the international community that would be very very helpful and then another thing would be to really press for it you want to curate council to to institute a global arms embargo on myanmar and to refer the situation b.m.r. to the international criminal court it will be both hard to achieve because of china and russia sitting at the security council that doesn't really i think we have it yet jared looked at just a final thought you could have pushed the time let me ask you what happens next i mean the mean mom in a tree is firmly in control of the country you've written recently that we can expect man ma to pivot firmly towards china so is it now down to the me and my people themselves to oppose the coup i mean we've seen protests and already called for civil disobedience. why i think that would be the fastest route to bring this to the end and one thing the one positive thing i can say about china ma'am our relationship is are going to do is very very careful not to try to when she came to power and has been very supportive of china on a range of ways that were upsetting to international observers including keeping in pla

international pressure for the military john to give up power and be an ma is growing the un human rights council has unanimously adopted a resolution calling for the release of us that leader aung san suu kyi of other detainees it also calls on the military to reinstate the government and to exercise restraint with protesters this softer human rights abyss to gators so there was growing evidence that officers were using live ammunition on demonstrators here are some of the highlights from that meeting in geneva. to the international community i expressed my concern that any sanctions on the consideration should be carefully targeted against specific individuals who are credibly alleged to have violated people's rights leaders of the school are an appropriate focus of such actions your mind is undergoing complex extremely complex challenges and delegate transition we do not want to stall our new democratic transition in the country we therefore look forward to receiving a better understanding of the prevailing situation in the country and contractor engagement and cooperation from the internation

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were communicating with all the parties concerned on issues related to the security council any action by the international community should contribute to political and social stability in myanmar how peaceful reconciliation and avoid intensifying conflicts and further complicating the situation. well power is now in the hands of general lino who's appointed his own cabinet the military says its takeover is only temporary and is promising free and fair elections in a year the ousted party the national league of democracy says detained leader aung san suu kyi is in good health but is still being held some politicians are being allowed to return home and they are urging their supporters to fight back. with. the curse of the coup is rooted in our country and this is the reason why our nation remains poor i feel sad and upset for our fellow citizens and for their future all the voters who gave their backing to us in the 2020 general election should follow orks on through cheeze instructions to carry out civil disobedience and meanwhile many are doing exactly that here's what that civil disobedience campaign so

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international pressure against the myanmar military we're also hearing from the international community the u.n. security council has called on myanmar military to release people who've been detained including all son suchi and the president when they've not been seen in public since monday their lawyer says he hasn't been able to speak to either of them more than 100 people are still being held as far as we understand and that those numbers are coming from an activist group in neon ma the u.n. secure the u.n. secretary general has said that he aims to or he wants to try to unite the international community and create conditions that would. encourage or enable the generals to reverse the coup but. the myanmar military have been in power were in power for nearly 50 years from 1962 to 2011 until they willingly handed over power to send a civilian government and even then they had created conditions of this system of governance in such a way that they would still have political relevance that wasn't enough for the myanmar military they want to complete control and hence the coup on mondays it's really kind of diffi

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