country accounts for over 90 percent of towards electric buses and truck fest for 2021 data by international council on clean transportation. however, besides the environmental benefits of stringent electric bus network, it runs with a solid consistency with buses taking minimum amount of time to recharge. this is what we did remaining 20 percent charge. honestly, it takes roughly 90 minutes to fully to charge the buses to yeah, there's a window, you know, the visual with the transition to electric buses present it to an issue. challenges from unfamiliar technology to ensuring adequate charging infrastructure has a limited range. according to the engines, public transport offer shows the buses not match the performance of their decent predecessors. at the beginning of the summer, with step by step, solve the problem. now we can say we almost have the same technical performance of our buses compared to the the buses. in the past, these electric buses are produced by b y d headquarters in the same city. china is rising electric vehicle giant showcased a significant growth in the chart quarter of 2023

the federation council summed up the results of the second international stream of the educational programitious project implemented by the council of the eurasian women's forum together with the presidential platform russia is a country of opportunity. speaker of the upper of the house of parliament congratulated the graduates on the completion of their studies, expressing the hope that this will become a significant stage not only in the professional development of women, but also in the expansion of their entrepreneurial creative range. in your stream, the number of applications for participation in the program has already exceeded the number of places by six times, that is, the competition and competitive selection is very strict, and in any case, in every sense of the word, i believe that this show is an indicator of the quality of training and demand , within the framework of the project activities of the council of the eurasian women's forum, special attention is paid to the involvement of women in the high-tech industry, an international council has been created to develop support

riyadh, alal sadiq, the ambassador of our country in baghdad, expressed the hope that the international council and especially the islamic countries would take practical and effective decisions to support the oppressed people of gaza. due to the expansion of the intensity of the war against civilians in gaza, the expansion of the scope of the war is inevitable done this is the warning that the foreign minister gave to the supporters of the occupation regime on the phone with his qatari counterpart. in this conversation, the foreign ministers of the two countries exchanged views on some initiatives regarding a possible ceasefire in gaza. the two sides also strongly condemned the zionist regime's attacks against civilians. the political parties discussed ending the brutal attacks of this regime and sending continuous humanitarian aid to the besieged and war-torn people of gaza. the first meeting of the memorizers of the holy qur'an in tehran province will be held today at imam khomeini's mosque at 14:30. this community in a protest against the crimes of the zionist regime is held in gaza. our lov

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about, well , firstly, any change in football rules is a very bureaucratic story, so now the international councilociations is proposing remove players during a match for 10 minutes, that is, with the possibility of returning to the game for offense referee, they believe that this is perhaps the main problem of world football. let's start with tennis, the day before the second match of the green group at the final atp tournament took place, stefan statsipa and dachanan were the first to take the lead. runes, the match between the tennis players lasted only 14 minutes, with the score 2:1 in favor of runes, tsetsepas called the physiotherapist, after a short meeting the greek refused to continue the game, citing a back injury. as a result, skort tsetsepas left to the dissatisfied goal of the stands; as compensation for the spectators, a exhibition match between reserves hubert hurkacz and taylor fritz. a little later, paz withdrew from the tournament altogether, and now in the last round of the group stage against novok dzhok. the ninth racket of the world, hubert hurkacz, will play. in the second m

the broadcast will continue with sports news ilya, the international council of football associationseo replay system. roman, yes, issues of intervention in episodes with the assignment of penalty corner kicks and the issuance of second yellow cards will be discussed. now, let me remind you, help possible only in cases of offside, the appointment of foam. issuing direct red cards. in the national hockey league , columbus defeated boston this morning on its home ice. 5:2, four columbus players set a historic achievement for russia in the nhl. dmitry vrankov, ivan provarov, egor chinakhov and kiril marchenko recorded their goals. for the first time in the history of the national hockey league, four different russian hockey players scored in one match, being players of the same team. it is noteworthy that the author the fifth goal for columbus was canadian player justin denford. in the continental hockey league, spartak won an away victory over avtomobilist 4:1, in this match nikolai goldobin scored, who returned to the first line of the list of khl scorers, he shares it with forward str

roman, yes, the international council of football associations wants to introduce a ten-minute suspension. they consider the misconduct of players to be perhaps the main problem in world football. let's start with tennis. the day before they were. second match of the green group at the final atp tournament. stefanos tsetsipas and dachanin holger rune were the first to take the line. the match between the tennis players lasted only 14 minutes. with the score 2:1 in favor of the rune, tsetsepas called a physiotherapist to the port. after a short meeting, the greek refused to hold the meeting, citing a back injury. soon the tapas went under the disgruntled crowd. as compensation, an exhibition match was held for the spectators between substitute hubert hurkacz and a little later the pass was completely withdrawn from the total tournament, now the ninth racket of the world, hubert hurkacz, will play against novok djokovic in the last round of the group stage. there was a sensation in the second match of the day. italian janik sinner defeated novak djokovic. for the italian, this is the first

international cricket council.t is facing an investigation after a sting operation allegedly revealed operation has allegedly revealed fake matches have been taking place to secure funding from the sports association. a former french cricket international visited grounds where matches were scheduled to take place only to find that no cricket was being played. we can only assume it because nobody wanted to it was because nobody wanted to attend, does remind me attend, but this does remind me of the 1900 summer olympics when the french faced the british in the french faced the british in the final . i couldn't make it. the final. i couldn't make it. owing to family commitments . owing to family commitments. naturally, british naturally, the british represented the devon represented by the devon and somerset won the somerset wanderers, won the match, but british would match, but the british would have match either way have won the match either way because the french team was composed of composed almost entirely of bri

the international cricket council, who organised the tournament, said the ground has been passed as safeindependent experts. many things were used to improve conditions. so play began and sri lanka began hazily. wickets fell. this was the fourth and brought to the crease angelo mathews. but apparently too slowly. he had an issue with his helmet but the clock had been ticking. bangladesh were watching. when two minutes passed with mathews not ready to bat, they appealed, timed out. no—one has ever been dismissed that way in international cricket until now. mathews into history, very reluctantly. while others check the dusty parts of the rulebook, asalanka got a move on, he made a century which helped sri lanka to 279 all out. innings closed but the matter was not. sri lanka's mood hardly improved by the presence of bangladesh's captain. the pantomime villain made 82. 210—3 the score, matthews is more interested in the time. by then, bangladesh well on the way to victory. for sri lanka this was still raw. it was an equipment malfunction and i don't know where the common sense went because

new regulations from the international cricket council will limit the time taken, between overs, in men'serning body has also barred transgender women from playing in international women's matches which come after a nine month consultation and will be reviewed in two years�* time. 0ur correspondent joe wilson has more. this has been and will continue to be a topic which provokes strong opinions from many positions. it's an emotive issue. what cricket is trying to do today in line with what other sports are trying to do is try and find a position of certainty and perspective of fairness. from now on, to compete internationally in women's cricket, you need to go through puberty as a woman. to put it from the other side of it, there is now no facility to go through male to female gender reassignment post puberty and then to play women's international cricket. this does bring cricket broadly into line with the stance international sports in general are trying to take on this issue. it is an emotive topic and one that has proved very difficult to find a position of clarity and fairness on. in

it follows an independent tribunal after samuels was found guilty by the international cricket council 2019 abu dhabi tio league earlier this year. samuels played 71 tests for the west indies — and won the t20 world cup twice — but did retire from professional cricket in 2020. australian rugby international richie arnold says being the country's next head coach won't be an easyjob. his comments follow australia's worst ever performance at the rugby world cup after they failed to progress from the group stage for the first time in their history — but arnold says former head coach eddiejones — who walked away from thejob in october, isn't the only one to blame. eddie wasn't out there playing, it is down to the players and we didn't perform. you can spin it how to limit how if you want the end of the day the players have a responsibility and we didn't really perform out there. for the next coach, well, who knows? whoever, they could be similar to eddie. to the nba where the san antonio spurs coach gregg popovich criticised home fans who jeered former player kawhi leonard — as his side los

it says it will appeal it, suspension from the international cricket council over political interference, calling the decision illegal 3 loc as administrative support had already. sec. it's cricket board earlier in the week after the countries dismal performance at the cricket world cup in india. some action from the world cup now and michel march, hit $177.00, not out to propel australia to an 8 wicked when over bangladesh. in putting more shit, $96.00 is and so strangely at ease to their target of 3. 07. the stray the ins and now face south africa in the semi finals world cupholders. england signed off their hugely disappointing campaign with a $93.00 run. when over pakistan, england were already out of the competition after 6 losses from 7 mattress, but they finally produced your performance that ended pocket stones outside chance of making the semi finals as well. authorities in iceland have evacuated to town near the capital, reykjavik, amid fears of a volcanic eruption. the country's metre illogical office says recent seismic activity indicates that molten rock is now under grinda,

the international cricket council, who organised the tournament, said the ground has been passed as safed our purifiers were used ferns, sprinklers and our purifiers were used to ferns, sprinklers and our purifiers were used to improve conditions. so play began and sri lanka began hazily.

the international cricket council who organised the tournament say the air at the ground has been passeds safe by independent experts. fans, sprinklers and air purifiers were used to improve conditions. so play began and sri lanka started hazily. wickets fell. this was the fourth and it brought to the crease angelo mathews but apparently too slowly, he had an issue with his helmet but the clock had been ticking. bangladesh were watching when 2 minutes passed with mathews not ready to bat. they appealed, timed out. no one's ever been dismissed that way in international cricket until now. mathews into history very reluctantly, while others checked the dustier parts of the rule book, sharath azhar lanka wisely got a move on. he made a century which helped sri lanka to 279. all out. innings closed but the matter wasn't. sri lanka's mood hardly improved by the presence of bangladesh's captain shakib al hasan, the pantomime villain made 82 before mathews. the bowler got some payback 210 for three the score. mathews was more interested in the time, but by then bangladesh were well on their way

the international cricket council has banned trans women from playing in the women's game, saying itswas to protect the integrity and the safety of players. it's one of several decisions taken today, involving female cricketers in afghanistan and the continued punishment of sri lanka. joe wilson has been covering this. a contentious issue. can you explain the decision on trans cricketers? you are right, it is a topic that provokes strong opinions from many positions, it is an emotive issue. what cricketers tried to do, in line with what other sport i try to do, is to try to find a position of certainty and a perspective of fairness. from now on, to compete internationally in women's cricket, you need to go through puberty as a woman. to put it from the other side, there is no no facility to go through male—to—female gender reassignment post puberty and then play women's international cricket. this does drink tickets broadly into line with the standards that international sports in general are trying to take on this issue. —— this does take cricket into line. in a broader sense, this d

between thanksgiving and cyber monday, the five-day stretch, the international council of shopping centers are expected to see shoppers fork out $130 billion which is up 4% from last year. not bad, dom. get your list ready. >> everyone talks about the nominal terms and inflation is factoring in how much people are spending. courtney, today may be officially black friday, but it feels like we have seen black friday deals for weeks at this point. is there going to be the so-called draw forward effect where people spent the money that they were going to spend and maybe we could see a bit of a lackluster move for the rest of holiday season? >> reporter: that is a huge question. we heard retailers report the last 10 to 12 days and we he as asked them how the early sales were in the quarter? walmart's chief financial officer did tell me we are seeing consumers wait and buy during the promotional time when they offer business sales and discounts. seeing activity drop off before and after which suggests to me that everybody knows you will get good deals on black friday and cyber monday and even if

and so like it says, it will appeal that suspension from the international cricket council of the political interference. calling the decision. legal for link is ministry is full, had already sacked its cricket board earlier in the week after the countries dismal performance of the cricket. well kept in india a more action from the world cup of self now and michel massey at a $177.00, not out for pillow strategy. when i, when i the banquet action tonight, my should 96 and it says the strategies to they target the 307. these trials will now face a south africa in the semi fund. meanwhile, world cup holders, england signed off and they basically disappointing campaign for the $9031.00 run. we know the pack is done in one way already out of the competition of to 6 last was from 7 matches, but i finally produced a performance that ended practice done outside chance making cindy for a quick recap of that top story this uh before we go regardless how most run health authority says it has suspended operations have its biggest hospital because it has run out of fuel dumped as a heavy fighting is go

well, it is binding international, but we know there are many security council resolutions that are binding international law that israel does not comply with. uh, but i think it will add, added pressure on his or help, particularly as the us decided to let this resolution go through. it could have used it's vito and it's worth telling you as you talked about those previous resolution to didn't go through the previous full resolution is probably the one that was the most to the nearest to going through was the one on the 18th of october. but that's when all the country's either voted for or abstained. and the only country that voted against was the united states. we will do that speed veto on october. the 18th, where we have 29 days since that date. and we know all the tests or if it goes up probably on the accounting. but in that time, that being 7600 mode that's on 3653 of those tests. what children. so very sobering statistic and what was cooled full then was a resolution cooling for humanitarian pauses. what the us has now allowed 29 days later to go through the objection to the time fr

, such as the security council , which has the duty of maintaining and peace in it has the international reality, and finally, the united nations human rights council, amnesty international, other people and western countries that actually claim to defend human rights, and this strange killing is actually taking place in front of them. thank you, i had a conversation with mohammad malik, an expert west asian issues. in the latest air attack on the gaza strip, the zionist regime's fighters bombed a region in the north of this strip an hour ago, and the southern areas of the gaza strip, which the zionist regime claims to be safe , were the target of air strikes , according to new reports. quds hospital is completely surrounded. today, the zionist army again bombed the area around shafa hospital, the largest medical complex in the gaza strip. earlier, parts of this hospital were also bombed. the spokesman of the palestinian ministry of health said that this activity the hospital under siege stopped after running out of fuel. shefah hospital, where 20 thousand displaced people and patients a

.�* the international cricket council says the air at the ground has been passed safe by independenta bizarre incident. angelo matthews came to the crease after the fourth wicket fell but it seems he took longer than the allowed two minutes so bangladesh appealed that matthews should be timed out. they didn't withdraw that appeal so he had to go— the first batter to be dismissed that way in international cricket history. after that controversy, a century from charith asalanka helped the lankans to a total of 279 all out. in reply, bangladesh are 55 the two at the moment in the tenth over. while the cricket world cup continues, the street child version has reached its conclusion in chennai. teams from 16 countries are competing. daniel norcross has the story now of two players taking part. with the aim of this tournament to connect young people from across the world and promote the rights of street children. it's about creating a global platform for street children's voices to be heard and the demands that street children have access to education, identity, protection from violence an

have informed everyone through a press conference and we have also been in touch with the international council and the red cross and also the united nations agencies to inform them the whole words have watched that those vehicles, the parts it's from a ship for medical center at 4 pm, however, is row. and the aggression of israel has attacked and target to attack the ambulance, causing a massacre against victims civilians and wounded people. and given this massacres and the is riley aggression. the for the memo from somebody that is using the silence of the international community as a green light to continue to commit to more massacres against our people, our injured and our paramedics and our hospitals and also ambulance vehicles and humanitarian missions. and given this massacre week, we confirmed the following. first, we demand from the international community to shoulder its responsibility, given those practices and aggressions, being committed by israel on a daily basis in casa. and that is against too many terry in law. and in geneva convention the international community. it should sto

this is a matter of international peace and security in this council must speak out. that is one of the many reasons that last week, the united states put forward a strong and balanced security council resolution. one that we consulted with all member states on and we work to forge consensus around. this resolution receive the support of the majority of this council, but russia and china blocked the adoption. following this veto, action moved to the general assembly remember states were asked to vote for a resolution that was grossly one-sided and was missing two keywords, hamas and hostage. these are deliberate omissions that get cover and empower -- hamas brutality. during the emergency special session, we heard a few member states endorse hamas acts of violence. i was frankly shocked and appalled. it is outrageous and it must be called out. it is unconscionable that hamas actions are not condemned by the general assembly. colleagues, as i've said before, the united states will continue to engage with any council member, with any member state that is committed to ad

we hope that the international assemblies of the united nations security council will pay attention to this issue, as well as the international atomic energy agency to its inherent duties and responsibilities in relation to repairs and equipment and prohibited activities far from the control of the zionist regime. please pay special and necessary attention, dear khabar khabar reporter. hello, the representative of the american congress has said that in fact, we have blocked iran's money in qatar and we are going to bring a bill to the parliament to make sure that iran is he doesn't receive the money. with your permission, i have another question. should i ask the president of china to use the naf, that is, according to the reuters news report, to use his influence on iran to prevent any iranian military movement in the region? we wanted your opinion on in this regard, let's know whether this news is true or not. thank you for your question. the american congress and unfortunately, many representatives of the american congress have shown over the years that they are more than the repres

gazans are for stoop rely -- forced to ry on the promises of hamas and international law. >> un security counciling another meeting in new york on the conflict between israel and hamas. it has failed so far to agree on a resolution on the month-long war. let's bring in our north american correspondent who was with us in new york for us. is there any chance of consensus this time around? >> security council members have been trying to reach consensus for weeks now, and that just doesn't seem like they are making any ground. in particular, the united states, there is some frustration that the united states has not been engaging more with councilmembers. they of course are israel's strongest partner on the council, and they vetoed a resolution supported by 12 other members that called for humanitarian causes, that condemned hamas, called for the release of hostages, protection of international law. while that seems like the key point the counselor could agree on, the united states said it didn't have enough strong language on israel's right to self-defense. after that, russia and china vetoed a u.s

this opinion was shared by a political scientist and expert of the russian council on international affairsntkovich. according to him, the time will soon come when nato will become obsolete, it is no secret that nato is going through a very serious crisis, they have exhausted their weapons reserves, helping the ukrainian aggression and scale... and the state of their military-industrial complex does not allow them to be replenished, nato leaders , the secretary general and the commander of the military group spoke about this last winter, this is not a secret, which is why now it is important to reach the point where nato will be forced to withdraw from war, forced to leave both of our states alone, abandoning attempts to turn us into colonies and their satellites, there are few left, they must hold out and defend their freedom. a powerful storm hit turkey. istanbul, ankara and more than sixty other cities have declared an orange cat of natural danger. wind speeds of up to 30 m per second along with heavy rain led to the cancellation of almost 200 domestic and international flights. due to h

the international cricket council has released new regulations that stops transgender women from playingt level. any player who has gone through male puberty will not be regardless of any surgery or treatment undertaken, with this decision made after a nine month consultation process. but the regulations will be reviewed within two years. what cricket is trying to do, i guess, today, in line sports are trying to do, is to find a position of certainty and the perspective of fairness. to compete internationally in women's cricket you need to go through puberty as a woman. to put it from the other side of it, i guess, there is now no facility to go through male—to—female gender reassignment post puberty and then to play women's cricket. this does bring cricket broadly into line with the stance that sports in general are trying to take on this issue. it is an emotive topic and it is one that has been very difficult to find a position of clarity and fairness on. there'll be a moment of history on magic weekend in next season's super league. the event — which was first held in 2007 — will take

drew condemnation from around the arab world and iran called for a swift international response. the united nations security council by an israeli minister about the regime's openness to nuclear strike in the ghaza strip. mariarova, russia's foreign ministry spokes one, said that the main issue was that israel appeared to have admitted that it had nuclear weapons. saudi arabia, jordan and other arab states have all denounced the commons. arab league secretary general ahmad abuit has said the remarks reveal field that israel possesses nuclear weapons, which is an open secret. he also added that the comments also confirm the truth of the racist view israel's hold against palestinians. now israel does not publicly acknowledge its nuclear arsenal, nor does it allow for international inspections of its nuclear facilities, but the regime is believed to possess some 400 nuclear warheads, meanwile israel's war on gaza is devastated the coastal enclave. israely military has dropped more than 25,000 tons of explosives on gaza since october the 7th, equivalent to the power of two of the nuclear bombs used on hiroshima. since

we are looking to shape a more inclusive international system supporting reform of the un security council making the international financial system more responsive to the needs of low and middle income countries, bringing more voices to the table at the g-7. for example with today's meeting and central asian partners. later today i will travel to the republic of korea and later to india to our most important partners in the indo pacific. as we are engaged intensively on the urgent challenges of this moment, the u.s. remains focused on advancing the interests of the american people in every part of the world on issues that matter in their lives. this inflection point in the struggle to protect the international order, we are standing strong for our vision of a more free, secure, open, and prosperous world. we do not stand alone. we have built extra neri coalitions with allies and partners who carry their share of the burden. we leave this g-7 meeting stronger and more united in meeting the challenges of today. with that i will take some questions. >> the first question from courtney mcbrid

it said the following is real calls on the security council and the international community to insist on the release of all is really add up these quickly. as the resolution stipulates, we expect the security council to unequivocally condemn come us, and address the need to create a different security reality in gaza. there is no room for prolong humanitarian truces as long as $239.00 after these are in the hands of from us terrace. now the question right now really is going to be, how much pressure is us possibly going to be putting on israel to try and comply with that you in security council resolution? because what's key to remember here is though, even though these resolutions from the un security council are binding under international law, there have been many resolutions past regarding israel in the last several years that israel has chosen to ignore and not comply with. so by the us upstanding this time uh by the us making the remarks that they did. these are going to be more pressure on israel to comply with this resolution. and will, is real essentially listen to the us on

to position a group, you have to go through international law, you have to have security council resolutionsles and regulation to move forward with that, stephen, you cannotjust pick and choose a group and say, "this is a terrorist, this is not a terrorist." you have to go through a certain set, putting in mind and consideration geopolitical aspect. what the state of qatar has done is dealt with hamas and that led to the release of prisoners from both sides and led to the ceasefire. it's interesting that you mention qatar, because, of course, over years, qatar has funnelled tens and tens of millions of dollars into gaza and indeed into ministries run by hamas, that at the same time as other gcc member nations, including saudi arabia, have defined hamas as a terrorist group. i referred earlier to gcc division — how can you have a coherent position when qatar is hosting senior leaders, political leaders of hamas, is funding hamas and other member states regard hamas as a terror organisation? i don't recall anybody calling hamas a terrorist organisation. i recall that we try to help everybody,

dark times, we need strong global institutions to enforce international law and protect moral compass of humanity. unfortunately, security council, which entrusted by the un charter to do so, time and again failed to fulfill its responsibility to maintain international peace and security. it was unable to call for effective sease fire with one voice. experts have also warned that the un security council may lose its credibility. since the beginning, turkey have been proposing the guarantee plan, this decision is mainly because turkey wants to be part in the peacemaking on palestinian. in land, especially after seeing the double standard reaction of the security council and other institutions, the difference between how the council reacted to the palestinian cause and with the russian-ukrainian conflict, on the other hand, and i think that the security council may lose its credibility, which will have serious consequences on international peace. on the sidelines of the un security council's meeting, a statement was made by the ministerial committee assigned by the joint arab islamic extraordinary summit that was recently held. in

therefore, the nuclear bombing of gaza should be taken seriously by the security council and international organizations , and with this issue, if the possibility of using it is ruled out for the time being, but because it is in a special situation if a war is proposed, a statement will be made and somehow the leaders of israel will notice the dangerous consequences that such threats may have. what is your analysis regarding the behavior that the western governments have shown so far when this regime is placed in this situation and wants to raise such a threat? how do you think these governments react to the threat and use of atomic bombs? you see, the point here is that it is important to pay attention to the fact that the threat of atomic bombs is a very important warning for the western governments and the united states to be able to have an accurate and realistic understanding of the nature of israel and its anti-human rights behavior. gaza, and at the same time, an important test for the honesty of these countries in terms of human rights , as well as the conventions related to the pr

on the other hand. and i think that the security council may lose its credibility, which will have serious consequences on international peace. on the sidelines of the un security council's meeting, a statement was made by the ministerial committee assigned by the joint arab islamic extraordinary summit that was recently held in saudi arabia. the statement said a truth deal regarding israel's war on gaza is not enough. it called for establishing a lasting ceasefire. the double standards of the un security council have all is been criticized by turkey. president tayyib erdogan has said that the fate of the world should not be in the hands of limited number of countries. rashanan saglam, press tv, istanbul. the boycott campaign targeting pro israeli products is reshaping the business landscape in pakistan, in response to the widespread calls for boycott, companies affiliated with the us and israel are compelled to make swift strategic adjustment. to align with the evolving consumer sentiments our correspondent nasa khasme brings us more on the issue from the capital islamabad. the ongoing boy campaign against pro israeli

gaza, so the threat of atomic bombs on gaza should be strongly addressed by the security council . and international organizations should be taken seriously and with this issue, if the possibility of using it is ruled out for the time being and at the current stage, but because it is raised in a special war situation , a statement should be made and somehow the heads of israel should realize the dangerous consequences that plan such threats may be heard. your analysis regarding the behavior of the western governments so far , what is the reaction of this regime to the threat of using the atomic bomb ? here, it is important to note that the threat of atomic bombing is a very important warning for the western governments and the united states, so that they can find a precise and realistic understanding of the nature of israel and the anti-human rights behaviors that are being carried out in gaza. and at the same time, it is an important test for the sincerity of these countries in the position of human rights also, the conventions related to the prohibition of nuclear proliferation and the prohibition