same year japanese official proposed that the two countries jointly take the matter to the international court of justice. the south korean refused. they said no territorial dispute existed. in 1962 the japanese proposed for a second time that they bring the case before the court. south korea again refused. >>> japan's finance minister is hinting at the possibility of canceling some foreign exchange agreements with south korea. at a news conference on friday, he officially announced he would postpone his planned visit to south korea later this month. he was to hold talks with his south korean counterpart. >> translator: the south korean president's recent moves are very disrespectful, and the japanese people are deeply offended. >> azumi then said he has to take all matters into consideration whether discussing an expansion of a foreign exchange arrangement. a currency agreement was set up between the japanese and south korean governments back in 2005. the most recent arrangements were expanded last year to prevent a fall in the south korean currency. it was made between the leaders of the two

same year japanese officials proposed that the two countries jointly take the matter to the international court of justice. the south koreans refused. they said no territorial dispute existed. in 1962 the japanese proposed for a second time to bring the case before the court. south korea again refused. >>> japan's finance minister is hinting at the possibility of canceling some foreign exchange agreements with south korea. at a news conference on friday he announced he would postpone his planned visit to south korea later this month. he was to hold talks with his south korean counterpart. >> translator: south korean president bak's recent moving are very disrespectful. the japanese people are deeply offended. >> azumi said he has to take all matters into consideration when discussing an expansion of a foreign exchange arrangement. a currency arrangement was set up back in 2005. the most recent arrangements were expanded last year to prevent a fall in the south korean currency. the agreement was made between the leaders of the two countries. azumi's comment indicates that the expanded portion of

the international court of justice will not handle any legal dispute without the consent of the party concerned. south korea refused proposals to take the dispute to court. in 1954 and 1962. >>> british government officials say they will never allow safe passage to a man who is of interest to a number of countries. julian assange is trying to avoid extradition to sweden. the founder of wic -- wikileaks has been holed up in the ecuador embassy in london. he faces arrest if he leaves embassy grounds. people around the world clicked on wikileaks after the site released thousands of secret u.s. documents. authorities in sweden want to question assange over accusations of sexual assault. police in britain arrested him two years ago. the british court ruled he should be extradited to sweden. assange took refuge in ecuador's embassy in june and applied for asylum. >> translator: our country has decided to grant asylum to julian assange. >> foreign minister said ecuadorian leaders believe assange's fears of political persecution are legitimate and his human rights might be violated. his suppo

it's officially asked to take this longstanding dispute to the international court of justice. the senior official from the japanese embassy deliver a diplomatic document along with the legal request, it proposes mediation by a third party. even before the delivery though, south korea's foreign minister rejected the proposa >> translator: there is no territorial issue over the islands. japan's proposal is not worthy of consideration. >> south korea has been asserting its control over the territory. president lee myung bak visited one of the islets earlier this month, a first someone in his position has made the journey. noda held a special cabinet meeting on tuesday to talk about how to deal with this issue. the ministers agreed to explain japan's stance to the international community. >> translator: we will take a resolute stance to submit the matter to the international court of justice. >>> increased tension here in asia, the rise of china's military is also creating friction. japan is concerned and so is the united states. they've been working closely together to deal with

he urged south korea again to accept japan's proposal to refer the issue to the international court of justice. >> translator: south korea unilaterally occupied the islands after world war ii. the question is whether this act was justified and in line with international law. what's important is to adopt a peaceful and diplomatic approach based on international law and justice. >> noda said it's important for both sides to keep a wider perspective in mind. >> translator: wise people of south korea, our important partner and neighbor with whom we share common values, we need to remain calm despite our different positions. >> the south korean foreign ministry spokesperson has responded to noda's remarks. >> translator: prime minister noda repeated an illegitimate claim over our territory. it clearly belongs to south korea, historically, geographically and in line with international law. we condemn the remarks and urge the prime minister to immediately withdraw the claim. >> the dispute over takeshima became front page news again earlier this month after the south korean president's visit.

he urge south korea again to accept japan's proposal to refer the issue to the international court of justice. >> translator: south korea unilaterally occupied the islands after world war ii. the question is whether this act was justified and in line with international law. what's important is to adopt a peaceful and diplomatic approach based on international law and justice. >> noda said it's important for both sides to keep a wider perspective in mind. >> translator: wise people of south korea are important partner and neighbor with whom we share common values. we need to remain calm despite our different positions. >> the south korean foreign ministry spokesperson has responded to noda's remarks. >> translator: prime minister noda repeated an illegitimate claim over our territory. it clearly belongs to south korea. historically, geographically and in line with international law. we condemn the remarks and urge the prime minister to immediately withdraw the claim. >> the dispute over takeshima became front page news again earlier this month after the south korean president's visit.

korean government has rejected a proposal from japan to jointly refer a territorial disfut the international court of justice. japanese officials want the court to settle their claims to the takeshima islands in the sea of japan. japanese embassy staff in seoul received a document notifying them of the rejection. japanese officials made the proposal last week. they were responding to a visit to the islands earlier this month by south korean president lee myung-bak. a spokesperson for the foreign ministry in seoul said the document stated the islands are south korean territory. he said his government will never go to the international court of justice even if japan files a petition on its own. >> translator: japan should immediately abandon its illegitimate thought, claim and behavior over the issue. >> foreign minister koichiro gemba said they'll take property measures, including bringing the disfut the court on their own. however, judges will not hear the case without the consent of south korean officials. the chinese embassy in tokyo says it thinks a radical japanese group was responsible for a

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latin america but we do leak spokesman christian happens and believes the matter may go to the international court of justice. let's hope that the the biggest of them to me come to its senses and save its own country it's the only right thing to do but if they're on to it in this hard line position which is going to be assured giving this to themselves is. the attitude of the team of julian that we get to see these failures just it doesn't go so well as indicated that he will take the measure before the international court of justice. and force the u.k. government to give him as it's clear you see that this is going to the u.k. is the reason to go to extraordinary have called for a. strong reaction especially in light of the american countries. be on my list and the way the stuff that william hague will take such a extreme step especially when the negotiations were ongoing it according to that was already using the period between two countries and this is true could upset anybody nations all over the world and i'm pretty sure that the british student must be. very secure in voluntarily areas you h

now both julian assange has legal team and ecuador are likely to take britain to the international court of justice a top body for disputes between states but it's only one option being looked at to secure the whistleblower safe passage to ecuador which the u.k. has vowed to prevent speaking exclusively to spanish channel ecuador's foreign minister reiterated his country support for a sign which. all feeling good they would believe that great britain will realize how important it is to give the chance for a person to be saved from the so that he will be living for years in an embassy not in trust that nations government we also believe that london will accept ecuador's sovereign decision if that doesn't happen that us will find a way out with perhaps the only thing will be left with is going to the international court of justice in the hague so that we can grant freedom to the sons washington and the us is not our father or teacher to punish us if we have the same rights as they do julian a son is an example a symbol of freedom of speech but there are some countries which try to influenc

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america but we get leaks spokesman christine happens and believes that matter may go to the international court of justice. let's hope that the the british government will come to its senses and give him safe passage a country it's the only right thing to do but if they're on to insist on this hard line position which is absolutely absurd given the circumstances. the head of the legal team of julian that we killing these families just a buzz of our soul as indicated that he will take the matter before the international court of justice. and force the government to give him say as it's clearly saying that this is a threat by the u.k. authorities who take our extraordinary have called for a. strong reaction especially in light of the american countries it is it is beyond my understanding why the stuff of william hague will take such an extreme step especially when the negotiations are ongoing or into that war is in the impulse period between two countries and this should could offset what the nations all over the world and i'm pretty sure that the british diplomats will feel. very secure in all o

person says if britain doesn't grant safe passage to assad they will bring the case to the international court of justice. let's hope that the the british government will come to its senses and save us its country it's the only right thing to do but if they're on to it is system this hard line position which is absolutely absurd given the circumstances. of the legal team of julian that we can use these for and there's just a buzz that goes on as indicated that he will take the measure before the international court of justice. and force the government to give as it's clearly to say that this is a threat by the u.k. authorities who to go extraordinary have called for a. strong reaction especially in love and marry in countries it is it is be on the my list and the way the stuff of william hague will take such an extreme step especially when the negotiations go on what we know according to that was or is in the period between two countries and this issue could upset the nations all over the world and i'm pretty sure that the british state must be. very secure in all of this highly areas they hav

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said it or continues with ecuador saying it could take the issue to the un's international court all the details are coming up. but attorneys for inmates are kuantan mowbray they have been banned from bringing up the subject of torture and court they also claim that a number of other of legal restrictions are stopping them from building a proper defense in cases that could result in the death penalty those issues are said to be discussed at the pretrial hearings for five inmates accused of masterminding and launching the september eleventh attacks that were scheduled to start today but were delayed until thursday due to a train crash in baltimore which disrupted the internet connection to guantanamo president obama pledged to shut down the notorious prison years ago but has never lived up to that promise artie's more important i reports. as the saying goes everyone remembers their first one most will be closed no later than one year from now and us president barack obama's first executive order delivered on a promise cemented over the years as president i will close guantanamo reject

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ecuador and president rafael correa rares says he might turn to the un's international court for help with resolving the case of julian assange it follows comments by a swedish justice ministry official that a songe wouldn't be handed to any third country if there was a risk he had faced the death penalty than that after the u.k. has threatened to enter the ecuadorian embassy in london and arrest him the way colleagues editor has been staying there to avoid extradition to sweden for questioning of alleged sex crimes which he denies and last coyote from the u.k. pirate party says sweden's assurances are not firm enough for some. really big holes in the embassy but it's difficult to see how we will get out a man who. seems to be returned to try and yet out of its own or produce from. a mode to staging the ordinary. common crime to third countries don't like when it's a question of the death penalty so i don't think these insurance that were given. to actually satisfy. what needs to happen is that there is actually marsh sure sounds coming from. now it was correct technically insurance a

ecuador is prepared to go as far as the international court of justice in the hague to defend its solver and decision to grant asylum to join a song which speaking exclusively to our spanish channel the country's foreign minister said they're standing up to london and washington to protect freedom of speech and the right to personal integrity. all feeling good they would believe that great britain will realize how important it is to give the chance for a person to be saved up so that he won't be living for years in an embassy no interest that nation's government we also believe that london will accept ecuador's sovereign decision if that doesn't happen we'll find a way out with perhaps the only thing will be left with is going to the international court of justice in the hague so that we can grant freedom to a son in washington and the u.s. is not our father or teacher to punish us if we have the same rights as they do julian a son is an example a symbol of freedom of speech but there are some countries which try to influence things and limit his freedom and even oppress him so that he s

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