we have, since 2002, an active international criminal court. e today and they think that it is fundamentally failing, that it is failing to deliver proper true accountability and justice. it's failing to deliver the vision of 19115. you know, on the first day of that famous trial — possibly the most famous trial in human history, nuremberg — robertjackson, chief prosecutor stood up and said, "never again. "we are going to set down the principles, "we're going to set down the rules" and that, plainly, hasn't happened. so if that is the standard, there is failure. but i don't think he would've imagined, or any of the other prosecutors would've imagined, that it would be, in fact, practically never again. the justice that has been delivered since 1945, it was a new invention — it's just 75 years old — is lopsided justice. it's essentially focused on the vanquished and the weak. and that is a problem, but i think it's going to be seen in the long run — and it's a long game — as the inevitable start of the system. but why is it a long game? why can y

any difference or this is the idea. weren't leaders, corporate ceos, goods down charl in an international court for destroying the natural world. the same court where people are prosecuted for genocide. and the idea has been around for a while since the 19 seventy's during the vietnam war, the u. s. military destroyed vast areas of jungle and crops by spring agent, orange, a toxic chemical american official. that doesn't hurt humans or animals or have any lofting effect from fun. but to take an american botanist use the word ego site to describe what was going on and said we need a new international agreement to banish and at different points as to the seventy's eighty's and even ninety's. there were calls for new convention to go alongside the genocide convention. and now now people are talking about it again. i believe now we're nowhere near the climate targets to limit global warming that out in the paris agreement. the way we're going entire coastal cities will be flooded by 2050 because of rising sea levels. in roughly the last 50 years wildlife populations have declined by around 2 thirds

the violations committed against government critics are brutal and should be punished in an international court that is hat alpha theda, carrack, us. donald trump suffered another setback to his attempts to block the release of official records of the capitol hill riots last january. a federal appeals court rejected his pre to keep documents in phone record secrets because of presidential privilege trans. not expected to appeal to the supreme court to stop the documents being handed over to a panel of politicians who were reviewing further. he incited the storming of congress. millions of american teenagers can now get an additional assault of proven 1900 vaccine. as the government expands its boost to a campaign, the food and drug administration says we've covered 1900 cases on the rise. the benefits of a booster job for under 18 year olds outweigh the risks around $200000000.00 americans are fully vaccinated. that's about 62 percent of the populations. the latest fighting in northern cameroon, over access to water, has killed at least 22 people. thousands of others have fled to neighboring ch

they said that we will sanction all members of the international court. we will arrest any members of the icpc who come to the usa or elsewhere that want to investigate us. i think the united states of america needs to step back if it wants to help any of any assistance to the people who understand it's got in the position to negotiate those conditions. it has, it has been an aggressor. the taliban already made gestures towards russia to it's china, to it's the wrong to it's pakistan to with indonesia would be like states and britain in particular. i think that feeling very upset because this is a defeat. it's a military defeat. however, you want to look at it and that imperial hubris, as it were, will not allow them to say that we need to move forward and continue within negotiations that we began in doha, that they cannot be any more saber rattling. it's no good for the african people. it's no good. i've got in touch with a britain or america. you've really got to find a way for ah ah ah ah ah ah, ah ah ah ah, a ah ah, one of the worst ever mass shootin

many cases presented at the international criminal court against the government of president, nicola, my lord, are many swollen officials are being investigated for crimes against humanity for extreme repression and serious human rights of uses. one follow parmelee. there was just one of the thousands of young people that took to the streets to protest against the government of nicola, my lord or this is his room. these are some of his belongings for the government. he was a terrorist, but these are some of the things he wrote. i want to graduate in a university in the united states. i want to be an n b a player. i want to be the best player in the world. and i want word peace. the investigation against venezuela includes accusations of secret detentions and torture sites. even a government plan that targeted protesters as opposition forces. it also includes human rights abuses against opponents, but also members of the security forces who dared to challenge the government, who we feel like we have been without a trial at the international criminal court includes the possibility of a

the international criminal court has opened an investigation. the venezuelan government's handling of opposition protests in 2017. more than 100 people were killed during mumps of unrest. it's the 1st time the icy has launched an inquiry against a south american nation. that is about reports from crass a thing of police. it's been 4 years since he read an aussie berman this son was killed during protest in venezuela. one bowel was a student and died of cardio genic shock in april 2017. after being hit by a tear gas canister at close range or either his sister was a cancer patient and one bottle was frustrated with the situation which made it difficult for her to be treated in ways to meet with him. i was told, my son was dead, it was like the world stopped. they broke our life, i remember that day because they killed my husband and me. 2 years later, our daughter died of cancer. they destroyed our family in the same way. they have destroyed hundreds of families in venezuela. campolo was a basketball player and a student that blasio was study a l

the international criminal court has opened an investigation into the venezuelan government handling gold opposition protest in 2017. more than $100.00 people were killed during months of unrest. the 1st time the icpc has launch an inquiry against the south american nation. there is a boat report from coca a thing of calling you. it's been for years since he read an aussie baron i lead this son was killed during protesting venezuela. one bowel was a student and died of cardio genic shock in april 2017. after being hit by a tear gas canister at close range, beaver, his sister with a cancer patient and one barrel was frustrated with the situation which made it difficult for her to be treated. in this case, i was told my son was dead. it was like the world stopped, they broke our life. i remember that day because they killed my husband and me. 2 years later, our daughter died of cancer. they destroyed our family in the same way. they have destroyed hundreds of families in venezuela. campolo was a basketball player and a student that was she was to be a lot of children, the gender. every

you'll go to the international court of justice in a year's time. why don't going out, why given israel another year? and there isn't a national community, there's a national community has invested heavily in the project. remember, the 2 state solution is an international requirement, and israel has failed that international equilibrium that international division and legitimacy. and today he's our president and our people are throwing back the ball into the international in a year's time. early israel be much worried about that. israel denies it as well. forrest john's, when you mentioned the g c. investigation, boy johnson is clear and says, that is an attack on israel. the i, c. c. the independence of the icpc is very important, and i don't think politicians intervene when judges. this court was established exactly for issues like ours. so war crimes are prosecuted. the war crimes and criminals are held accountable. so the prime minister is johnson has an issue with this. i think he may have issues with international legality. i mean, it's not ju

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the violations committed against government. critics are brutal and should be punished in an international court. they have alger feeder cut out gus. a us federal appeals court has rejected for my president. donald trump's attempts to block the release of documents relation to the january 6 capitol hill, rives trump, aside to use his privilege as a for president to keep documents and for record secret. but the court ruled the current president, joe biden has the power to wave trumps privilege. so that documents can be given to a congressional panel that is reviewing the incident trumps expected to appeal to the supreme court. the u. s. has expanded, it's covered 19 booster per program offering jabs to 16 and 17 year olds. the move plays the way for millions of teenagers to receive an additional shot. the food and drug administration says with rising cove, 90 cases, the benefits of a boost job of people under the age of 18. always the risks about 200000000 americans are fully vaccinated. and as many countries expand their booster campaigns, the world health organization has said it's not necessar

we should i quote them as a troll at the international criminal court includes the possibility of a detention or something. the other reports do not have. and the fact that it's a shame to be the only latin american government to be tried at b, i, c, c, l e. daniel is trying to assist the victims in their search for justice. i think i feel elementary. i thought it was the fact that there was an official investigation as the story is never happened in the americas. we have to consider that before that was the case in hundreds of columbia. and this is the 1st con, there was an investigation. but the government says the crime should be investigated and tried in the country. it also says abuses are being committed by the united states and other countries against venezuela, through economic sanctions. but the victim say the violations committed against government. critics are brutal and should be punished in an international court. they have alger cedar cutoff, still had an al jazeera, as a military operation against an armed group in democratic republic of congo. continues, we speak to one of the

after russian authorities ordered the closure of russia's most prominent rights group, memorial international court is shut down. the sister organization, the human rights center. the group has campaigned for a, the rights of political prisoners in russia, among others. the european court of human rights has urged russia to suspend the decision. indonesian authorities are allowing a boat with a $120.00, were injured muslims on board to docket its waters. it comes after 8 organizations called for them to be rescued. the country security ministry previously had previously said it would push the vessel back to international waters. the overcrowded boat has a damaged engine and has been drifting for days off indonesia, northern coast. one of hong kong last independent news outlet says it's folding up after being rated and having its assets frozen hong kong police search the offices of stand news earlier today. arresting 7 people and removing evidence. it's the latest blow to the chinese territories. shrinking free press. over $200.00 police were seen entering the pro democracy news websites headquarter

going to the international criminal court in the hague. and that is 11 strong motivation, more motivating, reason for israel to one of see if they can, wanted to further shrink the space available for democratic criticism of israel's human rights violations in the occupied palestinian territory. well, as israel says that they're all terrorists, you know, it doesn't, doesn't matter if you the agriculture committees, the women's policy, the women's committee. so back to this british government decision, pretty patel. those extra here, controversially saying today i've taken action to prescribe hamas in its entirety. the government is committed detecting extremism and terrorism wherever, because hm us has significant terrorist capability getting access to extensive sophisticated weaponry. what will it mean for britain that it is banned? one of the major political groups in palestine. here i understood that took place last week at the hamas was prescribed under the terrorism act of united kingdom. i gather that means that it's forbidden, under

and of course there's an investigation underway at the international criminal court. this all, this is all important to the ring, and this is a group of people who've been badly mistreated and have not had opportunities for justice in the past. and it's good news that they're still hungry for that justice, ronald, we appreciate your time. thank you very much for joining us and i'll just hear pleasure. vio, sentence, 1st group of asylum seekers. back to mexico after controversial trump iraq policy was reinstated president joe biden suspended the remain in mexico program and his 1st day in office. but a lawsuit forced him to put it back into effect. human rights advocates are very safety concerns about those being forced back into lexical, homeless shelter reports. desperate for on says these migrants have been waiting for months for their applications to be processed. they're searching for safety and a better life. there's up on that. there are people like me, you can go back because we have suffered a lot of violence in our country. we haven't journal law, and if we g

i absolutely hope that a more international court organizations in the national business will follow suit follow w t lead and then every 4th, right in china and not be complicit if human rights violations in china, especially the i'll say, the international olympic committee who participated in this public in the video, which is really shame for 40 year from engagement with china. what had come out of it is cransberg to hong kong. serious crack goes in crimes against humanity. our peers correct out in hong kong now has been disappear. she's a huge star and she can be disappeared, so that it's definitely not working. so when you do something differently, uganda is deploying troops across the border into democratic republic of congo as a battles anom group. it follows as strikes on tuesday against the allied democratic forces, part of a joint operation with the congo lease army, nato's threatening russia with more economic sanctions. if the uses any force against ukraine, concerns about a russian military build up on the cranium border dominated to days of talks in latvia as cap to rea

amy: the international criminal court, should barack obama as president signed onto the icc? for the international criminal court? >> yes. if you believe in the rule of law, you say this is one particularly important instrument because it is an instrument that is -- no longer tolerate impunity. the many who are guilty, as is happening just now in the drc or in darfur, that people who are guilty of egregious violations have to be brought to book, and it's got to be done in a way that satisfies those standards that we have. i mean, you don't hold people in detention without trial. that's what the world used to say against the south africa government. and if it was true that that was wrong, it has to be wrong consistently everywhere. amy: president obama supports an end to the war in iraq but a surge of soldiers in afghanistan. what are your words of wisdom to him? >> well, i say that obviously it's to end the war, yeah? to end the occupation, to -- but i've also said it would wonderful if, on behalf of the american people, he were to apologize to the iraqis and to the rest of th

from the teams that it is done on track and not in the stewart's office afterward or in the international courtacular race and finale. michael schumacher manage seven world titles, this would be one more. and he's had to fight this harder than he is maybe ever bought before. mack's first stop in a truly inspired driver has pushed him ever thatis inspired driver has pushed him ever that is been pushed before. andy murray has split with long—time coach jamie delgado. murray brought him into his team during the 2016 season when he won a second wimbledon title and finished the year as the world number one. former british davis cup player delgado took over as full—time coach in late 2017. murray has decided to give a trial to germanjan de witt, who has previously coached gael monfils, gilles simon and nikoloz basilashvili. ronnie o'sullivan is through to the semifinals of snookers scottish open. as in his previous match, the rocket wasn't at his best, but he just had too much for china's li hang. a fantastic double here in frame seven was the highlight of his 5—4 win. full details of all the quarter

we've been attacking this issue a moscow court has slapped google with a 98000000 dollar fine for failure from live content that's banned. international law. by the decision of the court, google was found guilty of an administrative offense. a punishment was imposed in the form of an administrative fine of 7200000000 roubles. or facebook has also been given a small, a fine though of $27000000.00 for the same violation. the moscow court found that the 2 u. s. tech giant failed to to meet almost $5000.00 in equal items including violent and extreme as content. and both rulings, the penalties were based on corporate turnover and google's fine as the largest f i imposed on in my to company right here in russia. meanwhile, facebook's parent company that's meta has given its reaction thing the ruling will back fire on russian companies and international courts. and google has said it will consider the ruling. and aside from its next steps, we discussed the issue with privacy activist on tech on jack spot, film you find of 98000000. this is hardly going to really make not much of a difference to google. i expect google to possibly provide a

i absolutely hope that more international courts organizations, international businesses will follow suit follow w t leaders than ever like in china and not be complicit in human rights violations in china, especially, i'll say the international olympic committee who participated in this public and the video was shot it's really shameful. we've seen that 40 year from engagement with china. what had come out of it is crime. so again, if you hong kong in serious crap, it goes in, credits against humanity. she crept out in hong kong, now has been disappear. she's a huge star and she can be disappeared so that it's definitely not working. so we do something differently. sheila, head on al jazeera, the debate that divided the us for years, the supreme courtiers arguments and abortion rights. and why thailand, national team has been sanctioned by fever and band from hosting any international for ah, ah, look forward to burritos, guys. the with the sponsored by capital airways, they're good to see. we've got some dangerous conditions across europe. so 1st things 1st, whether alerts in play

in 2019, she appeared in the international court of justice to defend a military against accusationscide, something that horrified her international supporters. but she remains hugely popular at home. these protesters took to the streets one day after her ntence was announced. demonstrations have been taking place ever since the military seized power. 1300 people have already been killed during those protests. here is the u.n. on that. >> there was an incident in myanmar and security forces used a truck to ram into peaceful protesters and that open fire on unarmed protesters. this is vicious, utterly reprehensible behavior. it sends a signal that the military is desperate to legitimize its role but in fact is accomplishing exactly the opposite. >> so aung san suu kyi has been jailed again but others are getting even harsher treatment. reporter: this is not about only aung san suu kyi, but this is about the hundreds of people who have been detained just because of their peaceful exercise of human rights. the way they are going after aung san suu kyi, it may get worse, the way they --

terrible time, suppose 945. nuremberg is said to be the 1st international court which upheld the principle or individual responsibility and upheld this as coming on responsibility. in the course of that nuremberg overlooked then just overlook, but completely sidestepped the political project of the state. and therefore violence committed by the stake. a state by definition cannot commit crimes because a crime is violation of the law, the state. individuals in the space, individual state or haitians can commit crime, but not perfect. if you want to look at state violence or state authorized violence, as opposed to violence by individuals who overstep. stage with horrid. if you want to look at state authorized violence, you have to go to the politics of it. you have to look at violence as a political and not coming. now, if i go to south to done, i want to take it slightly longer view. and the longer you takes us back to sort of the middle of the 1900 century until the middle of the 1900 century . the british imperial project was what we call the civilizing mission. as you come into the colo

and you're also calling for the un security council to refer the situation to the international criminal court. but given the divisions in the international community that we see when it comes to me in mar, how is it difficult for neighboring countries as well as the international community to, to be able to speak in one voice? well, i think it's now getting to the point when you see atrocity after atrocity like this, that the un security council has to act. and if russia and china are going to stand up in veto actions to send these kind of situation to the international criminal court, they have to publicly justify in the, in the court of world opinion why they're doing. so, why is the chinese government? why is the russian government standing with the military that commits these kind of atrocities they need to explain? and you know, to say that if there's divisions at the security council, so things can't get for this is a, an all too convenient out. we're sharing the same thing about sanctions. you know, it's the security council is divided. we can't do this, we can't do that. it's time for