uncertainty that should deter us from to draw some clear parallels with these tribunals and international courts place earlier in history, but are there any lessons from previous courts that we could already borrow the actual scale of the feating ball what were the difficulties regarding the war in yugoslavia, there were significant challenges regarding the consideration of cases in the middle countries while these cases were being considered by the international criminal tribunal, the national courts of yugoslavia were only trying to gain some credibility for conducting such trials. trials in iraq are often extremely difficult when a country wants to focus on trials of war criminals at the national level because local courts must do it in accordance with international standards of justice and impartiality and this requires a lot of effort and experience, but i believe that ukraine has the opportunity to demonstrate a successful approach to conducting domestic war crimes trials in accordance with international standards and to do so better than we have seen in the past in other countries an impo

although for legal reasons, the international criminal court cannot. while creating such a tribunal is the best way to fight impunity for those crimes that have already been revealed including in the recently liberated kharkiv region, to make sure that the international criminal court has all the possibilities to prosecute those guilty of crimes against humanity war crimes of genocide, as well as create a special tribunal to try russia for crimes of aggression. ukraine conducts constant consultations with the g7 states and other partner countries about the creation of a special international tribunal for russia. war criminals, organizers of the war in yugoslavia and genocide in the ground, the international tribunal against russia may become the fifth, kyiv insists what exactly does it have to sentence the top leaders of russia for crimes of aggression against ukraine, as explained by the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, dmytro kuleba, at the beginning, international partners did not support this initiative , they believed that the condemnation o

there is still no international court that could consider it . this is a major international crime, some aspects are considered by the courts i mentioned, but there is, in principle, an opportunity for ukraine to form a special tribunal, we have certain precedents , for example, the un special tribunal regarding yugoslavia regarding ireland, cambodia, regarding the assassination of the previous lebanese prime minister, sir leone, liberia, and so on, and there are international tribunals that can be established by the un not by the security council for obvious reasons, but in principle by the general assembly, but it is not very easy and there is such a realistic way to establish such a tribunal is an international agreement of states that have the same attitude, five - 20 50 such states is one of the ways, and the second way is the formation of a similar one with another international organization, and i would say that the council of europe a candidate to do such a thing, and the majority of votes there are 47 member states, which means that 24 votes will be enough for this. so, if such

, the international court of justice of the un, they do not cover all those european court of humaner the issue of the crime or now of armed aggression against ukraine, and precisely because these judicial bodies do not cover prosecution for committing the crime of armed aggression, we would need a special tribunal, which should remove the issue of the personal immunity of the top political leadership of the russian federation, and because it will bear responsibility, it will be created such a tribunal is a very political decision because it can be created in different ways and we think today we will talk about it, but it will be a political decision since and any political decision. let's put it this way, it depends very much on the development and events and on the readiness of our partners to join in the introduction of such a special one for holding the political leadership of the partners of the novel to account . please explain by the end of the year. ukraine is waiting directly for the final list of these partners, in particular, we are talking about countries that are ready

on the prevention of the crime of genocide, but it is very difficult to bring a state to the international courtice, it was problematic even in the milosevic case. in the milosevic case, the defendant was not the state, and therefore it was for international justice. it was a special tribunal and a person stood before the court. he was convicted of a number of crimes, including hanging, and he died without waiting for the verdict, so we do not know whether genocide would have been proven. genocide is a specific crime. it was not treated as a crime a as a sociological concept proposed by raphael lemkin, a student of lviv university, who heroically expressed his concern about the murders of armenians during the first world war, he proved the idea that there should be some the way to stop such things is through the law after he failed to get genocide recognized as a crime at the nuremberg trial he appealed to the newly formed united nations the convention applies to states but now genocide is recognized as a crime in many statutes around the world threatening people who break international rules th

sanctions, which special tribunal, who will defend those who could have committed war crimes in international courts, there will certainly be defenders, when the cases of the defendants are considered in the international criminal court, they always have the option to choose their lawyers or they can be appointed lawyers or they can defend themselves theoretically, this possibly provided for by international law as though not desirable in court, so it really has never been a problem for international courts and tribunals regarding the former yugoslavia, rwanda, sierra leone, or lebanon, i was involved in the trial of cambodian war criminals and there were really good lawyers, both national and international, who played their role and they must fulfill it, it is the only fiat that the international community could consider these trials to be fair and that as it is extremely important for me to participate in the city of cases within the tribunal regarding his slava, in the very first cases there were initially some problems with independent resources for the defense, but even then judge richard golds

treaties is the convention on the prevention of the crime of genocide, but to bring a state to the international courtf justice is very it was difficult, it was problematic even in the milošević case, in the case of milošević, the defendant was not the state, and therefore it was a matter of international justice. it was a special tribunal and a person stood before the court. and he died without waiting for the verdict, so we do not know whether genocide would have been proven, genocide is a specific crime, it was not considered a crime, but a sociological concept proposed by raphael lemkin, a student of lviv university, who heroically expressed his concern about the murders of armenians during the first world war, he proved the idea that there should be some way to stop such things by law after he failed to get genocide recognized as a crime at the nuremberg trials he appealed to the newly created united nations, the convention applies to states, but now genocide is recognized as a crime in many statutes around the world, which threatens people who violate the international rules of warfare and which

this international criminal court, 3,000 references sent to the international criminal court ghost -- against crimes committed against inhabitants of i.c.c. there's been no reaction. it seems the i.c.c. has now received instructions to step up its activity. we have no confidence in the work of this body. for eight months, we were waiting for steps to be taken against impunity in ukraine. we don't expect anything more from this institution or a whole range of other international institutions. everything i have said today simply confirms that the decision to conduct the special military operation was inevitable. we have said this more than once. we have provided a huge number of facts which show how ukraine prepared to play the role of anti-russia staging ground. to create threatening against russian security. i can assure you that we will never accept this. thank you very much. >> i thank his excellency for his statement. i give authority to his excellency, development of affairs of the united kingdom and great britain and northern ireland. >> madam president, mr. secretary-general, th

our work is you know, beyond the journalistic work, our work is admissible in national and international court of law. it will be used to mobilize as evidence, legal actions for the justice of shooting along with lawyers acting fishery and family have filed a complaint at the international criminal court. they want the court to open an investigation into her killing. the complaint includes her colleague, elisa moody, who was injured in the shooting, steadfast, and has more from the hague. it's one of the last avenues in the search for justice for al jazeera journalist, marine ugly. it's been more than 4 months and she was shot and killed wild covering israeli rates. and janine the occupied west bank. c c we know that there's only soldiers were able to identify shooting and she was fully get working, press both sides and she was clearly noted as a press. so any person shooting at the press is intentionally trying to get and i'm guessing a someone in the field doing their job. the complaint filed by the families lawyer supported by the palestinian press syndicate and the international federation

, and in the roman statute of documents which, in fact, the international criminal court operates clearly specified crimes against humanity and against the environment and the international criminal court as well as the international court of justice must issue these verdicts they must record the fact of damage recognize all these facts in order to determine this value in general recognize its recovery is another process because it can be forms or reparations or maybe their money that is abroad, but we definitely have to go through these international institutions and the main thing is that it would be good for us push for the creation of a separate tribunal, a separate trial of russia's crimes, and that's right, well, there is the practice of the international criminal court, but there is the practice of the nuremberg trials, and in fact, this history may repeat itself because of the huge volume of it, it is damage that cannot be measured by anything, it is infrastructural facilities - this is critical infrastructure - this is the death of people - this is the rape of children, t

that is, it is not a question of the international criminal court, if in the process of such accessionmes are committed, then we are talking about individual responsibility in the international criminal court and in general, for the actions that the russian federation as a state is currently taking, responsibility should come from other bodies, in particular, for example, from the international court of the united nations. well, maybe you have some practical advice on how to deal with our fellow citizens who will be tried to forcefully put into recruits it is about the russian troops, you know , now i already see a huge number of recommendations of various kinds from various non-governmental organizations and even from our bodies, such as for example, the representative office of the president of ukraine in the autonomous republic of crimea, and our organization, the regional center for human rights, also periodically posts its vision of ways to avoid mobilization, we do this in particular on our facebook page and on other resources of our organization but it is necessary to clearly un

countries is very important, and international laws allow this , especially if, for example, there were some crimes related to citizens of other countries, that is, the courts of these countries can to initiate cases and to initiate judicial proceedings of these cases, therefore, ukrainian high-ranking officials are also international, that is, they hope that other courts and the courts of others countries will be actively involved in this process of bringing russia to justice. thank you to iryna for the detailed information with us in direct contact with the un headquarters. these days iryna solomko was with the us advocacy mission, relatives of the defenders of azovstal and ukrainian military personnel who managed to return from captivity, ostap yarosh, yes, kostyantyn golovchik spoke exclusively with them almost immediately after it became known about the new exchange about what the relatives felt at this moment and what they are going to do next, see in our story kateryna prokopenko just found out about the exchange of defenders of australia, the news spread and in washington and the usa she, together with other relatives of the ukrainian military, came

with the eu or the council of europe in this part in continuation of this topic , well, the international court, there is an international criminal court, and as mr. yarmak pointed out, it is necessary to create a special court, the so-called tribunal, for the crimes of russians in ukraine, but what it is important to bring putin directly to justice as a person who took care and takes care of this issue, gives criminal orders, as well as those around him, and here the lawyers know . the arrest of putin directly as the president of the aggressor state and it is unlikely that this court will be able to implement it, and there will be a court verdict, well, first of all, let's start from the beginning. why hasn't this tribunal been created yet? see as far as i understand andriy yarmak, he continues this legal line and which, in principle, he is in the office of the president, the prosecutors, because i will remind you that there is a group e on the sanctions of yermak mcfall , so that deals with all legal points and fixing the key points on the sanctions, now we see that it is extremely important

such grounds and in such procedures that we would then be able to defend ourselves in any international courtsrstand that there is, you know, the desire of people, and i have such a desire to confiscate and take away as soon as possible, and so on, but i always restrain myself and say that we must be ready before any courts to take away it is important but then holding it in court is no less important than taking it away today, so i would once again advise the current authorities to hurry up, but hurry up legally and not. what did he confiscate, how did he confiscate, is it money or not money, who is it, how will he defend it later, he does not know, but the main thing is to declare that we have to give up a little bit of it, but sergey in the european union announced new sanctions against russia in connection connection with pseudo referendums, what could it be, well, look , we can predict what it will be. they are already starting to say that it could be , in particular, it is about cutting off the four largest russian banks, gazprom tinkov, and someone else from the world, but you know i th

point of all the subsequent events that take place but for example, neither the ukrainian courts, nor the international criminal court, respectively, because of this non-ratification of the rome statute, it cannot consider putin as suspects, respectively, and so on, because there are actually three of them there is a president, well, a head of state. more precisely, this is the place of foreign affairs and the prime minister, they enjoy the so-called functional or official immunity, so in order to investigate such crimes, we need a specialized tribunal, and a specialized tribunal can be created in several ways, yes , or well, this investigation is handled by the international criminal court if two countries have signed the rome statute, and the second option is, well, three options, yes, the second option is when the un security council makes a decision, but we are fine you and i understand that the presence of the russian federation is a terrorist country, which should mean the right to veto. well, that doesn’t make this option important, and the third option that ukraine is currently pursuing is the

a why is it important to have a complaint here in the hague, at the international criminal court? but for finally, in a, we have come to the international court and it is a historic day which is historic day for the family. it is a historic day or so for the policy and journalist who for over 40 years the have been on the receiving ends of attack by these ready forces. and i would dare say, should be sorry today for journalists that re re present the it's not from federation of journalists who present $170.00 organizations around the world are, which have got nearly $600000.00 journalists are in their books or so in effect where it is those journal is atoria that are really giving the support for dis submission. you're calling it historic because you feel that this is really the beginning of a serious investigation. absolute. i mean, those to 1st stage were going should motion. this is, sir, this is not an israeli court. this is an international court is in the hands of all the countries or older people in the world. and we do hope that people who are inside the prosecutor, you kn

about the initiative of ukraine, we mean something like the one that will be created by the international courtstice. an aggressive war is exactly how an aggressive war is resolved, this is a separate international legal crime, which in this case was committed by the russian federation and 30 representatives of foreign states in 30 regions that were handed documents they primarily represent those states that have united around ukraine, which help ukraine politically, financially, and militarily, and i think that our actions in the first week of the war, when we invited international criminalists to ukraine, who , together with representatives of the prosecutor general's office, together with representatives of the national police of the state bureau of investigation, they recorded the crimes that you are now showing on the screen, as a result of these concerted, consolidated actions, no one has any doubts that russia is at the level higher military direct executors as well as those who brought the crime of the time to responsibility, the office of the president under the leadership of andriy sk

representing sharina, barclays family. addressing the media after filing a new complaint at the international criminal court concerning the killing of al jazeera journalist shooting of our cli, i is really forces in may. they filed that complaint to the international criminal court earlier. and then this sir, a pre plan, but impromptu, almost a press conference. i happened outside the criminal court. let sir bring in, tristan o marinello, a reader in law, liverpool, john moore's university, is also a member of the legal team for cause of victims. at a for the i. c. c, he joins us now from rome. what did you make of what you heard the good morning may, thanks for the invitation. now the ball, he's in the hands all over the international. i mean, of course the, the particular stock and investigation in this case i work as says to be shown on the status of the i see 1st of all that stuff to be shown in microsoft, hawaii. and he's already satisfied by the day being collected by media investigation so far by senior society of any day she wants to buy this before because she's very, very dance and also why the 90

court's jurisdiction. and warrant investigation by the international criminal court. at present, there is little to no prospect of any criminal investigation into these matters by the domestic authorities. israel has announced that it will not refer the matter for criminal investigation. the palestinian authority is unable to fully investigate the case due to the lack of cooperation and trust between them in israel to fully investigate would require access to the members of the israeli forces involved and the weapons used. there is no other authority 30 with jurisdiction over the crimes alleged that is investigating or has investigated these cases and submitted those allegedly responsible for prosecution. it is precisely these circumstances whether did smith's domestic authorities are either unwilling or unable to investigate that full within the icy seas mandate and for which the i c. c was established. the targeting and killing of journalists working on the front line is an issue that we should all as members of the international community take seriously. as we have

and on monday, the international court of justice is set to begin. a hearing on a case filed by ter, on in 2016, something that can set a precedent on what happens with the seizure of russia's assets. it's at least possible that the international court of justice will fight that the u. s. violated iran's rights under international law. if u. s. congress takes the same approach to russia's assets, as it did to ron's, it likely will manifestly violate international law than we have afghanistan, a country already reeling from the consequences of decades of u. s. intervention. also having no access to billions of its foreign reserves, further stunting its economic growth that people have of ganesh stone had been made to suffer doubly for a government they did not choose. but the u. s. phil refuses to release the 3500000000 and frozen funds, citing fears that the money could fall into the hands of terrorists and stating they're looking for alternative ways to how and let's not forget that the u. s. officials lead the crusade to pressure the british counte

that is an international court is in the hands of all the countries or the people in the world. since the international criminal court will last year, it has jurisdiction over the occupied territories. prosecutors have opened an investigation into possible war crimes lawyer, se systematic attacks against journalists should be part of this process. the family of serene, i will. our players now put their hopes on the international criminal court to bring justice for her death and, and impunity of nearly 50 journalists killed in the past 2 decades in it's for a lack of accountability. that according to lawyer, is only increasing. it's now up to the i, c, c, to launch an independent investigation into the killing of sharina and all the other reporters who have paid the highest price for doing their job steadfast and al jazeera in the hague. in iran now protests continue over the death of a woman after she was arrested by morality. police 22 year old. my meaning was the pain for violating the country's conservative dress code of police. deny any wrong doing. they say her death was du

and other organizations have submitted a few communications to the international court to providing evidence on crimes that have been committed, occupied palestinian through with a very warm welcome. this is all t international with the latest news day is good to have you with 13 people have been killed and at least 8 others wounded in the latest ukrainian artillery attack on the city of don. yes, that's according to the statement. by the a warning you might find some of the following images upsetting the shelling, targeted crowded areas in the city center. this footage shows the aftermath of an artillery strike on a busy central square where civilians including 2 children were killed while they were outs. shopping out the stepping outside of shops and even waiting for a bus that we blurred out the images that the human cost of this latest horrifying attack. don yes, school thought he says still working to determine the complete number of casualties . as you can see, several buildings and public infrastructure were damaged. local military officers have been inspecting the scene to determine

we are horse recording on the international criminal court order to begin the process for holding the killers or council is their own general to investigate their own crimes. and it's time, it's time for their international communities to take a stand and hold those responsible accounts they, there must be consequences when ellipticals with impunity, if not to keep the door open for reserves me to 30 or any are little bit silly to do this again ah, an annual meeting of global leaders is taking place in new york. the war in ukraine and its impact world wide is dominated the un general assembly debate so far. we do the action across the board. let's have no illusions. we are in rough seas. a winter of global discontent is on the horizon, a cost of living crises, his raging thrust is crumbling inequalities are exploding, and our planet is burning. the international community is not ready or willing to tackle the big that emetic challenges of our age. these cries is threatened, the very future of humanity, and the fate of all planet cries is like the what a new crane and the multiplicatio

that is an international court is in the hands of all the countries or the people in the world. since the international criminal court will last year, it has jurisdiction over the occupied territories. prosecutors have opened an investigation into possible war crimes lawyer, se systematic attacks against journalists should be part of this process. the family of serene, i will. our players now put their hopes on the international criminal court to winchester for her death and, and impunity of nearly 50 journalists killed in the past 2 decades in it's for a lack of accountability that according to lawyer, is only increasing. it's now up to the i, c. c, to launch an independent investigation into the killing of serene and all the other reporters who have paid the highest price for doing their job. steadfast and al jazeera in the hague. cilla head on al jazeera, we hear from the man who held up a lebanese bank for his own money praying for victory while brazil presidential front on the targeting the vote. if angelica christians ah, let's go with your weather update for the middle ea

this is not an israeli court, this is an international court. l of the people in the world. >> since the court ruled last year that they have jurisdiction over occupied territories, prosecutors have opened an investigation into possible war crimes. attacks against journalists are a part of the process. >> they hope the international criminal court will bring justice for her death. end impunity of nearly 50 journalists killed in the past two decades in israel. a lack of accountability at that accordining to a lawyers is only increasing. it is up to the icc to launch an independent investigation into the killing of her and the other reporters who have paid the highest price for doing their job. >> still to come, the u.k. wakes up to a life after queen elizabeth with a new king, prime minister, and the cost of living crisis not going anywhere anytime soon. ♪ praying for victory, brazil's front runners battle for the blessings of one of their most important electors. ♪ >>-year-old weather update. in japan, things are finally starting to dry off, the

international law. why did it not seek to bring this matter before this court? rather than breaching international law itself to wrong claims to us not only violated international law, but also a bilateral treaty between the countries. it's seeking reparations for $2000000000.00 in assets seized from a radiant bank and companies. the u. s. that it was taking the money to give it the victims of terrorist attacks blamed on the radio state. but to wrong has adequately deny the claims that is supported terrorism. 5 mohammed runs a professor at the university of toronto. say that even if the us isn't held to account in this case, washington's power is nevertheless, on the decline. the us is the real culprit. when it comes to iran, us relations, but of course, it is the super power that is able to make claims and then mobilize the media to make it look as if it's the victim. the united states has withdrawn from this organization. no, they'll have nothing to do with it and we know that the united states will not abide by its decisions. and we also know that the european

we are also holding on the international criminal court for to begin the process for holding the killers are called israel, granite investigator on crimes. and it's time, it's time for their international community to take a stand and hold those responsible accounts they, there must be consequences when a military kids with impunity. if not, to leave the door open for reserves military or any other alluded to the to do this again. ah, an annual meeting of global leaders is taking place in new york, a war new crane and its impact world wide has dominated un general assembly debate . so far, but it was the mayor of carter who reiterated solidarity with palestinians uncalled for an end to this ray. the occupation would do the ticket. i stressed that we stand in full solidarity without brotherly palestinian people in that aspiration to achieve justice. the security council must shoulder its responsibility a must compel israel to end the occupation of palestinian territories and to establish a palestinian state along the borders of 1967 with jerusalem as its capital. and what's a shockley to

s. investigation, we are also calling on the international criminal court order to begin the process for holding the killers account. is that own, cannot investigate their own crimes and it's time it's time for their international community to take a stand and hold those responsible accounts they, there must be consequences when the military, kids with impunity. if not, leave the door open for reserves military or any other movie city to do this again . ah, an annual meeting of global leaders is taking place in new york and the words of the un secretary general. the session of the general assembly comes at a time when the world is in big trouble. we need action across the board. let's have no illusions we are in rough seas. a winter of global discontent is on the horizon. a cost of living crises is raging thrust is crumbling, inequality is, are exploding, and our planet is burning. the international community is not ready or willing to tackle the big that emetic challenges of our age. these crises threatens the very future of humanity. and the fate of all planet cries is like what a n

and by the way, this international criminal court weasels, there are some 3003000 in reference, is sent to the international criminal court against criminals. crimes committed against the inhabitants of i see seen, there has been no reaction. and it seems that the i, c, c is now received instructions to step up its activity. we have no confidence in the work of his body. for the past 8 or 8 months, we were waiting for for steps to be taken against impunity in ukraine. and we don't expect anything more from this institution or a whole range of other international institutions. everything i've said to day simply confirms that the decision to conduct the special military operation was inevitable. we have said this more than once. we have provided a huge number of facts which and show how, what's done with you crane prepared to play the role of anti russia, the staging ground to create threats against russian security. and i can assure you that we will never accept this. thank you very much. for the kind of jonas's and i thank his accent, same as her lover. for a statement, i give a thought

a lawyer is acting for sharon's family have filed a complaint at the international criminal court in the hague. they want the court to open an investigation into her killing step 1000 reports from the hague. it's one of the last avenues in the search for justice for al jazeera journalist, marine ugly. it's been more than 4 months, and she was shot and killed while covering israeli rates. and janine the occupied west bank. c c we know that there's only soldiers were able to identify shooting and she wasn't fully v wording. press both sides and she was clearly noted as a press. so any person shooting at the press is intentionally trying to can assist in a someone in the field doing their job. the complaint filed by the families lawyer supported by the palestinian press syndicate and international federation of journalists. we presenting 600000 media personnel worldwide is a historic day. it is historic day for the family. it is historic day also for the policy and journalist who for over 40 years the have been on the receiving ends of attack by the read the forces did this, no one is r

s. investigation, the odd horse recording on the international criminal court order to begin the process for holding the killers or council. is it a cannot investigate their own crimes? and it's time. it's time for their international community to take a stand and hold those responsible accounts. they, there must be consequences when americans with impunity, if not to keep the door open for his resume to city or any other city to do this. again. ukrainian forces counter offensive and the east is gaining momentum. russia had been in complete control of the area, but cave says it's now retaken a village in the house. well, those are the headlines and use continues after marco polo a very modern journey. the young venetian merchant marco polo has been traveling the mongol empire for 6 years. he has now reached china, the new hot land of this empire, and jennings, down the grand canal. he discovers a city which to him is even more sophisticated than his home town. venice honju this vehicle that all calls equal may in very thought cause equal meal. you must set a medical follow lovey, yet a m

such investigative bodies, but currently the level of cooperation of ukraine with the international criminal court it allows us to assert that there are no doubts about the quality of the documentation and recording of all crimes by the international community, there is no trust in ukraine, it all goes to the international criminal court, at least, another matter what official ukraine aims to be dissatisfied with only the boundaries of the international criminal court -a a-a to create a separate special tribunal regarding the crime that is being created here by the russians and vladimir putin personally on the territory of ukraine as a result of aggression. and this is due to several reasons and first of all for all that the international criminal here will not investigate the actual aggression as a crime according to its own statute, mr. vyacheslav, we would like to ask you about the difficulties of identifying the remains of the dead. well, as always with mass burials , the identification of the victims is complicated by the fact that a lot of time has passed e- it has been six months since the

help us, and not only when, after all, we can see these first i don’t know meetings and the international courtjustice or, for example, if we are talking about this so-called international jurisdiction when other countries can file a case against russia in the same way in this context. what is your prediction, we appoint every serviceman of the russian federation , that is why we appoint commanders who give such orders automatically, we appoint the top management, we legally do everything to condemn their actions and then make it this is an international criminal court, we are helped by judges of the international criminal court , mr. khan, he came twice, as far as i know, he came to ukraine twice, he has a very good working relationship with the office they are just making the prosecutor general a procedural leader and accumulating all this evidence. believe me, in this sense, there will be many unpleasant surprises for the russian federation. such was the interview with the ukrainian mambudsman dmytro nopinets. we are continuing our graduation this year. thousands of ukrainian schools are des

is it still some kind of international court? have already said many times, well, first of all, of course, this issue of conviction should be created some kind of tribunal or an international organization , yes, and in ukraine, in ukraine, we must understand that these people in ukraine should be created by a state body on the issues of patriation of the forcibly deported population. for what, in order to first return these people secondly, to collect information in order to transfer it to this international court or tribunal there in order to condemn and prove the complicity of the russian federation in these crimes, so this is a new one in order to coordinate this issue but this is not enough, a state institution should be created and this institution should take care only of this last one, because well, more than two million ukrainian citizens have been deported, and hundreds of thousands of children have been deported there, and we must return them . and how do they go there in order to later transfer all of this to an interna

that is an international court is in the hands of all the countries or the people in the world. since the international criminal court will last year, it has jurisdiction over the occupied territories. prosecutors have opened an investigation into possible war crimes lawyer, se systematic attacks against journalists should be part of this process. the family of serene, i will. our players now put their hopes on the international criminal court to bring justice for her death and, and impunity of nearly 50 journalists killed in the past 2 decades. in this for a lack of accountability. that according to lawyer, it's only increasing. it's now up to the i, c. c, to lounge an independent investigation into the killing of sharina and all the other reporters who have paid the highest price for doing their job. steadfast and al jazeera in the hague spring. and now my ones i should tell you, sir, is my one shot off his, our senior political analyst joins us now from london. one, let's start with this latest report from tube and eyes, asians that basically say israel did it on purpose. thi

international criminal court to seek justice for should ian, which will need for sure to accountability for her good in june, june 1, covering news so far, the israeli government has only said that after an internal investigation, probably an israeli soldiers shot her. oh, what do you feel about this? this is something we all know. it is very clear that that is very the sole soldier structure to you on concert. one covered in girl is that i do encourage and in janine or whatever those writing reports came up with, which was not based on facts. ricin believed that the 64th, which came before all clearly, he pointed to the israeli soldier as it's not as his nitro, who shot shooting in june. the americans have also sat. it was probably in israeli soldier, but there was no evidence that it was intentionally. what do you say to that? it is very intentional. no, like we said before and like other report said, celia, see there were more than 16. 17 shots fired that shitty and sowards should be in and the media and her colleagues who were standing in the attorney thought or think her, they even

international peace and security, ukrainian warring horsemen together with partners that the international criminal court and countries who support both ukraine and the i see she worked collectively to collect evidence of russian crimes and hold perpetrators to account we trust in the international criminal court. justice will be served. we owe it not only to thousands of victims, but the future, future generations in ukraine and beyond. there will be no peace without justice. i emphasize that none of the russian crimes in ukraine would have been possible without the crime of aggression against ukraine committed by a russian leadership. it can not go unpunished. and the only feasible way to put president putin and his entourage on trial is to establish a special tribunal for the crime of aggression against ukraine. i reiterate my call in all states to back this undertaking for the sake of the very basic principles of humanity. and the un charter excellence is millions. you may listen to me right now with one question in mind. is there a chance for peace? will ukraine negotiate with russia in order to end

enforcement officers and others who document war crimes that this will still become a part of international courtsnd yet that this is not about - this is not just a story that we are telling is evidence of war crimes that should be considered in both ukrainian and international courts and everything has to be punished will be punished that is, this is the ultimate goal of what we do, in addition to being journalists, we tell stories and find those who have committed a crime or there are signs of a crime. that is, we journalists are telling this story because we believe that it is very important now know and know in person who exactly and how does it do one more question, if possible briefly, please, do you have information about whether anyone from this list is involved in criminal proceedings , so many of these people are also involved in criminal proceedings in the database data, it can be seen with links there to the website of the prosecutor's office. that is, you can see all of this in the database. thank you for taking the time to talk with us. we wish that your project would develop and the