see the history of such lawsuits in the international court of justice. justice we have a concept in international law under the title of general obligations, which in english means the obligation of the organization of the parties. this nature of these obligations is such that it is a general and collective benefit for the entire international community. they imagine, and in fact , this is the concept that gives governments the right to file lawsuits, and there have been similar cases where third governments filed lawsuits based on this, for example, gambia's lawsuit against myanmar was about the same issue of genocide, or belgium's lawsuit. against senegal, it was about the prohibition of torture. well , these are actually third-party governments it means that they were not directly affected and based on these general obligations, they had litigated , so the procedure exists and this history can be referred to, and even nicaragua itself has a good history in this field, now apart from the concept of general and inclusive obligations and the nicaraguan ge

while at the genocide convention nor international, assuming that directory is not in the gym and he will get its chance to make its case in court. on tuesday the dr. lawrence, he'll call phone is an associate professor of law and a co director of the center for international lowered bristol university and he told us more about the case as well. so, so the low seats alleges germany's responsibility for, for several violations of international law, both in respect of its failure to prevent violations within garza, including its failure to prevent genocide, its failure to prevent violations of the laws of um conflict and its actual supported aid and assist protecting the form of weapons transferred to israel. and much of this arise as much of that. the case in the way arises from an earlier case instituted in, in january brought by south africa against israel in relation to the assault on golf in which south africa, religious genocide is, is being committed in concert south and in legal terms. does nicaragua have a case here? well, yes, it dogs and suddenly nicaragua is not that the 1st state or, or, or entity to alleged these kin

c is the only permanent international court that can prosecute individuals, the crimes against humanity, including genocide, palestine is admitted in 2015, but israel is known as a member and does not recognize its jurisdiction. however, many is writings all looked into the quote in the hague, for justice over these rays taken captive on october, the 7th. why hannah she beheld queen ali accountable for that trust that we trust this. it has the capacity to read about justice for the hostages and their families. the, the trusting trust the cuter to israel is reinforced, or believe in the integrity and professionalism of the 4th international criminal court. prosecutor kareem called says to be a tax on october, the 7th come under the quotes jurisdiction and all part of his investigation into crimes and magically committed in garza. most of all must be respected. they can't be rented, although they can't be interpreted. so as to avoid them of meaning or to dilute a well vis, right? any protective purpose that the geneva conventions and the law provides the most valuable children, women, peo

the sacred tree and loudly the you're watching dw nero's here as a reminder of our top story, international court of justice in the hague has begun to hearing a claim by nicaragua, that germany is facilitating alleged a genocide by israel and gaza. it argues that berlin is reaching international law by supplying palms and all the aides to israel. and that's it's from me and the new scene from the upper and gulf level world news update for you. at the top of the got a perspective watching the, the, the cost is a shipping giant building a gigantic molten, true local residence. so wary of the chinese conglomerate some vicious project, which is causing by corruption and environmental destruction, critical voices of being sensitive, logo next, on dw, magical beauty, dark melancholy. the paintings of caspar davi treated like an artist whose works continued to influence the world even today. but why exactly? finally, for the 250 at the anniversary of his birth taskbar david fleet, at least explained both unveiled in 16 minutes on d w, the this shadows these costs and video shed light on the donkey stree

be legal reasons because it is not that easy to bring a court against another state to the international court of justice, which is right behind me. because this court needs to have jurisdiction in germany on like all the lice, like the united states. hex at have said that this international court of justice has compulsory jurisdiction. that means that, of course, that another state that also accepted this, it's complex, which is fiction like nicaragua can bring a country like germany here. so there's my also play into the considerations of nicaragua because it might have already across the threshold to bring it to your whether the quote really has jurisdiction. that is a question that is an answer um at a later stage of the proceedings. mm hm. we heard it briefly in the report in a separate case at the ice, the j, south africa as acute israel, of perpetrating genocide in the gaza strip. there hasn't been a final ruling on this yet. so, so how can nicaragua claim that germany is the quote facilitating the commission of genocide against palestinians? yes, sir, this is indeed another case that i

look at what's happening today, it is a challenge to the credibility, to the utility of the international courthat has happened since you issued that preliminary order. well, erm, it is a disappointment when the decisions of the court are not seen to change things quickly, as one might hope. those who are only looking at this case and only looking at that order would likely reach that conclusion. but in the international law community, i think there's a longer horizon, usually, that we look at and more of an appreciation that courts don't really solve these kinds of problems. they can contribute to solving the problems, but they're just a piece of a broader international infrastructure. right. but when we talk about the mechanism of the court, isn't one of the gravest problems with the international court ofjustice that it is likely the conclusive ruling, decision, on south africa's case won't come for years, judging from the pace at which other cases go through the court. what use is any decision, any ruling of the court, to palestinians, when whatever they experience in terms of israel's mili

different because the international court of justice is bound to by rules of procedure. and you know that the substances international legal provisions applicable in the case. and in that regard, the qualification is that it's quite an indirect way in which nicaragua is challenging germany's acts. so it's actually criticizing, or it's suing germany for acts to which germany contributes, which however have been committed by is right. and this indirect way off, texting the conflict of bringing the conflict to the court may ultimately have an impact on the success. often to correct was case, even though many people would agree that there has been violations of international humanitarian law. and even though the question whether a dental site is on folding, is a, is still a pending in a different case before the court to deanna you are a lawyer to inform a legal advisor to the palestinian liberation organization, the p l. o. but actually i'd like to start with you taking off your legal hat and tell me what the palestinians make of this case all day following it. what do they

words of nicaragua is agent ambassador aquarium, who was speaking to report as a outside of international court of justice after it ruled against issuing emergency measures to stop german x 4 times x force to israel, the ambassador, the saying that even if the court decided against issuing those provisional measures. this doesn't mean that germany has been violated international law by providing arms to israel, which are killing civilians in the gaza strip. gemini, for its spot, has welcome the ruling against issuing orders to stop its objects force to israel, which the icy g again just announced a short while ago. gemini saying that nobody is above the law. this guides are actions. this words, these are just provisional measures. once again, and as we heard from the ambassador's office, the case at the hague, continues, are moving on. and israel's a prime minister, benjamin is now has pledged to attack rafa in the south of the gaza strip. with all we found deceased by dia with him, us, that is despite international calls for restraint. 1.5000000 forcibly display spanish 2 names are sheltering

the international court of justice in the hague begins hearing a claim by nicaragua, that berlin is facilitating alleged genocide and gaza. jeremy says the case is not justified. also coming off of the people in gaza, return to their homes of the israel surprised withdrawal from the con eunice palestinians are rushing to discover what is left of their neighborhoods. thus german troops arrived in lithuania as nato shows up. defenses on its eastern flock is the boat as best 1st providence deployment abroad. since it was found the guy, the elf is welcome to the program. the international court of justice in the hague has begun hearing a claim button, the corolla that germany is, quote, facilitating the commission of genocide in the gaza strip. before our goal is arguing that germany is reaching international law by supplying alms and all the aids to israel for its military campaign in gauze. once the quotes affordable and to hold exports, germany as was new to rejected nicaragua, as accusations, as well as also repeatedly denied committing genocide all crimes and it's responds to homos, etc. octobe

you sat on the international court ofjustice for pretty much iii years. e last three years as president of the court. one of your last cases was the case brought by south africa against israel on the basis of genocide in gaza. were you aware of the scale of international scrutiny on that particular case? yes, absolutely. it was very clear. and in particular, or, for example, outside of the peace palace, where the court sits, there were two groups of demonstrators, or interested people, and one of them had a big jumbotron set up outside so that the participants there could watch what was going on inside. and we were aware of people around the world watching the delivery of the order. do you feel the pressure in that situation? i wouldn't say that i felt pressure but i felt that the delivery of the order itself would be something that would matter, including in the way i delivered it to regular people, notjust to international law experts or to the people who were in the room with me. the preliminary order, how you delivered it and what it said, we'll get to

while at the genocide convention nor international, assuming that direct indirect germany will get its chance to make its case in court. on tuesday, jeffrey nice is a barrister who led the prosecution of former serbian presidents slipping envelopes of age back in 2001 at the international criminal court. i asked him for his take on what is motivating nicaragua to bring this case against germany. it's actually prod, intuitive, i think if, for example, you know that your labels about 2000 to the neighbors pop net and you provide the neighbor with a gun and the neighbor use it. and of course, you're responsible for the crime, the impact for the crime, the neighbor commit search, quite easy to understand. most being said here, and it's not just in respect to your country, but also an extensive gee, in respect to the united kingdom as well as in america, is that, well, if the time has come and many people think it has, when israel is coming back to the will no longer be justified in, as well as your tubs. then if you provide weapons to assess your country, you will becoming a partner in breaking the law. whole israel says

see us in the so-called international courts. how many we had a special court, so-called a special international criminal court for the former yugoslavia , in which president radan karadzic was prosecuted and sentenced to 13 years on the run, but he was finally arrested and initially sentenced to 40 years. his sentence was changed to life imprisonment. we had a special court for sierra leone. or through article 27 of this constitution also states that the political position of individuals does not create political guilt for them, and therefore, whether they are the prime minister or the president or any other position they hold , if an order for their arrest is issued, it is a political position. they don't have political responsibility for them and even military personnel can't extradite themselves on the orders of our authorities and thus exempt themselves from being detained or complicity in the execution of the court order. i am very grateful to you , mr. nader haj ali khamseh, an expert in international law issues, who was wi

this on the 2nd day of a hearing at the international court of justice in the hague. the case has been brought by nicaragua, which accuses jeremy of quote, facilitating genocide in the gaza strip by supplying weapons to israel. had of drawing his legal team calls nicaragua, his case grossly biased. nicaragua, his case against germany has to main goals to hold buildings, military exports to israel, and to restart german funding for the u. n's, palestinian refugee agency. the arguments that germany's actions are in breach of the genocide convention government is taking to onto it so not to gauge and to present in the side or to a see respect of international humanitarian law. a gemini supply of alms to israel is a central pillar of nicaragua, his case germany is israel, 2nd largest on supply of behind to the united states, accounting for about 30 percent of all israel's weapon imports. nicaragua argues that by continuing to provide these weapons, germany is enabling israel to commit acts of genocide in gaza. the international court of justice is currently examining wher

commit genocide, that is the claim by nicaragua, against germany, earrings and started at the international court of justice and the hague. nicaragua claims berlin is an accomplice to alleged genocide in gaza. germany says the case is simply not just the front on the library. golf is good to have you with us. we start tonight with that dazzling show in the sky visible across north america. tens of millions of people and witnesses, a rare total solar eclipse. it's path cut across the continent from mexico through the us, across canada. there's lucky enough to be in the path of their talent. you've solved the moon, completely engulfed the sun and briefly turn day into not in the last slip of lions before the sun. this swallowed up by the moon. then a single bright speed of lights, like the jewel on the diamond ring. before tow, tell it to the sky gazes across north america were treated to once in a lifetime view. so beautiful. oh my goodness. listen for the birds. i don't hear any during totality the sun's atmosphere. the corona is visible and you can see flash on the sun surface. some of them the

so israel, it's the latest case involving israel before the international court of justice, south africa approach, the court in december, accusing israel of committing genocide as by 16 votes. the one find that'd be circumstances as they now present themselves to the quote. i have not such estimate acquired exist sides of its spotwood on the article 41 of the statute to indicate television and measures that go live to i'll just here is feeling marks who was at the hague for us. so then tell us more about what the court said today to explain their decision not to issue a professional matrix. will fully that with 2 specific issues. one was very much factual. let's start with that. they accepted the statements made by the german legal team. but since october, the 7th, no any has that been a massive reduction in the value of the military related trends? first, israel, but the vast, vast majority around 90 percent of the value of all those transfers was for non lethal material. they acknowledge that had been 302 tank missiles sold from germany into israel. they said that the full that was not

regarding the majlis, and the decision of the international court is written that it is not, let's say, a people's organization, but some kind of political one. structure, but i have a question, look, such an interesting situation is developing, and ukraine has approved the law on the country of the peoples, there is a fixed procedure for the legalization of the representative institutions of the peoples of the country, which is the midjlis, later in the 22nd year due to such, you know, great work and crimean tatar law enforcers, so to speak, and civil society, the cabinet of ministers approves the procedure for legalizing the midjlis, this is in very simple language, then they collect documents regarding this procedure. it was not easy, something happened in crimea, collected, collected, submitted to the cabinet of ministers, the cabinet of ministers accepted it in june 23, for those who were recognized there, and those who were recognized there, i have a question, as they say asterisk, and if the cabinet of ministers would approve it in time the decision to legalize the midjlis w

the other hand, the pressure of public opinion on international institutions will cause the international court of justice and the international criminal court to change their determination to punish. and bringing the zionist officials to the trial table to insist, and this is why they are worried , and because of this, mr. netanyahu described these students as thugs and mobs who , according to his claim, are actually acting against the jews , and it is reminiscent of the 90s. this is the reason why we see that the zionists are very panicked today, and on the other hand , a delegation from egypt is supposed to arrive today. it is expected that the zionists will agree to a ceasefire for a few weeks and actually surrender to the demands of hamas. okay, thank you very much, sir cheraghi, i say goodbye to you, just as mr. cheraghi pointed out, the zionists' concern about the spread of demonstrations in america, especially among american students, is because, as the harvard survey also pointed out , there is a gap between the young american generation and american officials, and many palestinian you

and this is what we work for international pressing the case to get our way sold for requesting. the court ordered that to me to cease providing support twister health has contained the destruction of the listing of people. gemini does not another date via the genocide convention nor international humanitarian law, or that directly to know in direct because i was involved in the responsibility are too many in connection with the genocide committed by israel. a rock last presentation was roughly biased also it coming up ukrainians, using whatever weapons they can find to defend themselves from russian drones strikes. roy, you're probably good associate. this weapon was used even in the 1st world war ended in the 2nd the it's quite reliable, but it's obviously not the best weapon for shooting down hard take drones. we go to our viewers watching on cbs in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day with the weapons that could make germany and accomplish to genocide. nicaragua is accusing germany, particularly germany's weapon sales to israel, of facilitatin

while at the genocide convention nor international directory is not in the gym and he will get its chance to make its case in court on tuesday. my 1st guess tonight brings a wealth of experience in international criminal justice in 2001. you led the prosecution of the former president of serbia. so but on the looks of it she in front of the international criminal court. i'm happy to welcome to night mister jeffrey. nice. you joins me from london, mister knight. it's good to have you with this, this case before the court now in nicaragua, aiming at germany in connection with this real, the palestinians and gaza, the accusation of genocide to the outside observer. this may not seem intuitive at all. what is the reasoning behind this lawsuit in your opinion? um, it is actually prod, intuitive. i think if, for example, you know that your labels about 2000 to the neighbors pop net and you provide the neighbor with a gun, but the neighbor uses it. and of course, you're responsible for the crime, the impact for the crime, the neighbor commit search, quite easy to on, to stop. most being said here. and it's not just in re

the international court 2 months ago, on february 2 , 2019, already issued a court decision in this casecognized complete lack of jurisdiction over all charges brought by ukraine against russia. these charges related to russia's actions in conducting a special military operation. recognition of the dpr and lpr as independent states, which ukraine demanded to recognize as contrary to the genocide convention, allegedly russia, as it was formulated, abused it. it was on the basis of these accusations that the court introduced so -called temporary measures in march of the twenty- second year, but in a decision dated february 2 of the current twenty-fourth year, the court supported the russian federation's objection and confirmed that these accusations are true. yes in donbass. finally, i would like to remind those westerners suffering from amnesia that the temporary court measures introduced in march of 1922 concerned, of course, not only russia, but also ukraine. the court then demanded from kiev, quote: to refrain from any actions that could aggravate the dispute or complicate its resoluti

it is said that the international court of justice the judiciary may issue an arrest warrant for they and political officials of this regime at the end of next month. the international court of justice held public hearings on january 21 and 22 last year in lahaa to deal with south africa's complaint against the zionist regime for committing the crime of genocide against the people. the first vice president, in a meeting with the prime minister of burkina faso , called for increasing the cooperation of the private sector, canceling visas and facilitating banking cooperation between the two countries. the prime minister of burkina faso also expressed his country's interest in developing interactions with tehran he demanded iran's cooperation and experiences in various fields. in a meeting with the vice president of zimbabwe, the first vice president , referring to the capacities of the two countries for interaction and cooperation, said: iran is looking for win-win relations with other countries. mr. chiunga also expressed his country's interest in the calendar in this meeting. he anno

regarding the majlis, and the decision of the international court is written that it is not, let's say, an organization of the people, but some kind of political structure, but i have a question, look, such an interesting situation is developing, and ukraine approved the law on the country of peoples, the procedure for legalization of representative institutions is fixed there countries of peoples, which is the midjlis, later in the 22nd year, due to, you know, the great work of the crimean tatar... defenders, let 's say, and civil society, the cabinet of ministers approves the procedure for legalizing the midjlis, this is in very simple language, then documents are collected, regarding this order, it was not easy, something happened in the crimea, they collected, collected, submitted to the cabinet of ministers, the cabinet accepted it in june 23 , for both those who were awarded there and those who were awarded there, i have a question, as they say, an asterisk , and if the cabinet of ministers had approved this decision on time the legalization of the midjlis within the framewor

international directory in the gym. and he will get its chance to make its case in court on tuesday. my 1st guess tonight brings a wealth of experience in international criminal justice in 2001. he led the prosecution of the former president of serbia. so, but on the looks of it she in front of the international criminal court. i'm happy to welcome to night mister jeffrey. nice. you joins me from london. mister, nice. it's good to have you. with this, this case before the court now in nicaragua, aiming at germany in connection with israel, the palestinians, and gods, the accusation of genocide to the outside observer. this may not seem intuitive at all. what is the reasoning behind this law suit in your opinion? um it is actually prod, intuitive. i think if for example, you know that your labels about 2000 cuz the neighbors pop net and you provide the neighbor with a gun, but the neighbor use it. then of course you're responsible for the crime. the impact for the crime, the neighbor commit search, quite easy to understand most being said here, and it's going to trust in respect to you

but i would like to remind you that on january 31 in gaza , the un international court of justice announced final decision on ukraine's claim against the russian federation, and many what nuances were and are related to crimea. now we see the position of amnesty international's rights advocates, who say that, in principle, it is the change in the ethnic composition, due to some religious reasons, that the persecution is happening now. in this court decision, we are talking about the political component, i.e. not because of ethnic origin, not because ukrainians or crimean tatars or representatives of other nationalities, not because muslims, christians or anyone else, but because they do not support the russian federation, that's why in crimea is being persecuted, and it is very hard to agree with that, to be honest, it is actually very difficult to agree with the quality of training. the position of ukraine in this court, or it is very simple to blame international law, which is wrong, so that the convention was poorly written, the judges were unstable, but it is clearly written there in th

but i would like to remind you that on january 31 in gaza , the un international court of justice announcedecision on ukraine's lawsuit against the russian federation, and many of the nuances were and are related to crimea. now we see the position of yamnesti international rights activists, who say that, in principle, it is precisely the change in the ethnic composition. er, because of religious reasons now the persecutions that are taking place in crimea are taking place, in this court decision we are talking about the political component, that is, not because of ethnic origin, not because ukrainians or crimean tatars or representatives of other nationalities, not because muslims, christians or someone else, and because of the fact that they do not support the russian federation, that is why in crimea... there is persecution and it is very difficult to agree with this, to be honest, well, in fact, it is very difficult to agree with the quality of the preparation of ukraine's position in this court, or very simply to blame international law, which is wrong, so the convention was badly writt

, one is the icc international criminal court. which is the abbreviation of internationalriminal court, and the same is the international court of justice, which is actually based in the dutch layer. however, we should not be satisfied with shouting slogans and condemning, this is part of the work, but we must take practical measures. two dishes. we did a very good job in the group of lawyers and contractors, about 5,000 lawyers registered a complaint in the ic prosecutor's office . well, some emails were sent, some letters were written , but due to the influence of the big powers, no action has been taken so far. our dear jurists and lawyers do and act , so this was a method, a part of the work it means 5,000 lawyers to file a complaint against the zionist regime and register it in the icj or the international criminal court. the complaint has been registered. you wrote to the court . yes, the prosecutor. where is his nationality? what is his nationality ? they are the influence of the big powers and they are the colonizers, and unfortunately, what should come out is now

anyway, in terms of international law, we have two courts, one is the international criminal court (icc), which is the abbreviation of the international criminal court, and the other is the international court of justice (icj). which is actually located in the dutch layer. anyway, we we should not be satisfied with shouting slogans and condemning, this is one part of the work, but we must take practical measures. with these two capacities that you mentioned, these two courts, what can be done , what actions can be taken, exactly, we have one very task. the good thing we did in the group of lawyers and contractors is that about 5,000 lawyers gave complaints to the prosecutor's office and took action, that is, 5,000 lawyers complained to the zionist regime and registered it in the icc or the international criminal court. your complaint has been registered to the head of this court. you called his prosecutor, yes, his prosecutor, where is his nationality, as you said karim khanan, because he expects this nationality to be influential, yes, unfortunately, it is not, unfortunately, it is not

thank you very much. hearings begin today at the international court of justice in the hague, where nicaragua is claiming that germany is, quote, facilitating the commission of genocide in the gaza strip like a rock, but is arguing that germany is breeching international law by supplying weapons to israel for its military campaign against them off germany has rejected that accusation. israel has also repeatedly denied committing genocide or any more crimes and its response to him off as october 7th terrorist attacks. nicaragua, his case against germany has to main goals to hold buildings, military exports to israel, and to restart german funding for the u. n's, palestinian refugee agency, the arguments that germany's actions are in breach of the genocide convention government is taking to onto it. so monthly. jason, to present in the side with, with respect of international humanitarian law, a gemini supply of alms to israel is a central pillar of nicaragua, as case germany is israel, 2nd largest on supply of behind to the united states, accounting for about 30 percent of all israel's weapon

and we will set this out before the international court of justice. but nichol regular says jim and his decision to defend the un palestinian refugee agency. i'm raw is costing lights. germany and other douglas suspended funding of to allegations some i'm running employees, took part in the october the 7th attacks by a mass on russ head. felipe lavine has cooled on western states to re still payments. but among many politicians in berlin after cheats of hon. this director of one of our is the same guy who said he was uh, he does not help um how much and after watts uh the word child doth it, under his uh headquarter of the infrastructure off i must was what was that the, the, the solve us uh the i t stuff and he said he did not know this. um, this guys, i'm unbelievable. another focus of nicaragua, his case is military assistance to israel, of, to the october the 7th attack spelling increased approvals of defense exports to israel fell in strong support for his rail. has led to questions about where the limits of solidarity might be says. but some say

the south africa as high line to the one the genocide during its case against israel and the international court of justice. it says the international community failed to prevent the trustees in 1994 and wants history should not be repeated. victoria gave some be reports on a warning that some of the images all disturbing of the genocide in rwanda unfolded in full view of the world. belgium peacekeepers with torches, murders on the 1st day of the killings and appeal for reinforcements was denied. and does the number of those killed increased the united nations security council condemned domestic has but refused on the insistence of the u. s. and the u. k. to use the term genocide, us president bill clinton admitted require it when he visited through when the in 1998. we did not act quickly enough after the killing began. we should not have allowed the refugee camps to become safe havens for the killers . we did not immediately call these crimes by their rightful name genocide. a report published by one to in 2021, found friends pool a significant responsibility for not stopping the mask because

several members of the us congress threatened the members of the international criminal court, if they issue an arrest warrant for benjamin netanyahu, they will be sanctioned, according to axios news website, these representatives claim that the possible verdicts of the international criminal court against netanyahu and other zionist officials are illegal. examining the plan to sanction the judges of this court in the house of representatives. america informed that senator tom cotton has threatened the judges of the court, in case of issuing an arrest warrant, they will have to say goodbye to their property in their properties in the united states and enter the american soil for always forget and the ban on buying american food products in malaysia, indonesia, the ongoing campaign of the nationwide ban on buying these products in these two countries has caused the closure of 18 branches of the chain of restaurants in kief c in malaysia. the american mosun restaurant chain company has been forced to limit or close down its activities due to the muslim boycott of the southeast asian regi

of germany of helping is real commit, genocide and gaza. germany has called the case of the international court of justice, grossly biased and will present its defense on tuesday. and a spectacular total eclipse springs darkness to north america. tens of millions of people watch the moon comforter, the sun over mexico with the us and canada the i'm in dolton berlin. thank you very much for joining us. the ones top court in the hague is hearing a case against germany. ford support of his real nicaragua accused is germany of quote, facilitating genocide in the gaza strip by supplying weapons to israel. germany has denied the accusations and will present its defense on tuesday. nicaragua, his case against germany has to main goals, to holtz bowen's military exports, to israel, and to restart german funding for the un palestinian refugee agency. the arguments that germany's actions are in breach of the genocide convention government is taking to on the result of the gauge and prevention the side which with respect of international humanitarian law, a gemini, supply of alms to israel, is a central p

in march 2023, the international criminal court issued a notice. ternational criminal court has issued two arrest warrants in connection with the situation in ukraine. for vladimir putin, president of the russian federation. and maria lvova bilova, authorized by the president of the russian federation on children's rights, on suspicion of committing war crimes related to the deportation of children from the occupied territories of ukraine to the russian federation. the international criminal court qualified the actions of putin and lviv and bilova as a war crime, but not as a crime of genocide. why? presumably, because international courts and tribunals still traditionally tend to consider genocide through the prism of physical destruction. national, ethnic, racial or religious group. children are not exterminated. theory is that children who are moved from one group to another lose the identity of the first group and acquire the identity of the group to which they were moved. so it's not, it doesn't qualify in a sense that the intent was to physica

supporters of palestine, at the same time the announcement of the verdict of the international court egarding the zionist regime committing genocide in the gaza strip brought them from different parts of europe to the hague, netherlands. those who came by train to hear the verdict of the court at the same station. the railway sit-in is announced a few kilometers away in the courtroom of the hague. israel must commit to refraining from anything related to killing, destructive attacks against the residents of gaza. the supreme court of the united nations, by issuing a ruling, obliged the zionist regime to stop the actions leading to genocide in gaza . palestinian people. under the protection of the convention of no they are genocide. israel must comply with the requirements of the non-genocide convention. however , it may take several years to prove the crime of rape in the hague court . we welcome the temporary measures and measures imposed by the international court of justice against israel. this ruling is a decisive victory for the rule of law. we hoped that the court. issue an orde

while i spoke with michael becker, he's a former legal advisor to the judges at the international court of justice. and we asked him whether the court ruling would affect health genocide is defined in the future. that's a great question. and i think that this case provides an important opportunity for the court to perhaps revisit the way it's approach to genocide in the past. and it's also the case that the situation in gaza raises aspects of the law of genocide that haven't really been litigated in front of an international court before. right now for example, there's a lot of attention on the situation and starvation or famine in gaza and how that might play into a finding of genocide. so this case will almost truly develop the law of genocide. but whether it develops the law of genocide in a way that creates a slightly more liberalized regime or, or relax is very exacting standards to establish genocide or not. that's why we're going to have to watch on the far over, not only the next few months, but in fact, a years before there's a determination in that case. that was michael becke

amed the us israel genocide on gaza, libya has voice support for the measures taken by the international court of justice icj to prevent genocide in the gaza strip. elsew under the post dictator mohammad khaddafi, controversial incidents took place in libya, including the disappearance of lebanese scholar. imam musadr. internationally, libya enjoys cordial ties with many countries, including iran. officials say the cooperation between these two muslim nations are on the right track and can develop in various fields. an interview with the libyan ambassador to iran. hello, i'm mubarak kenya and a warm welcome to africa today. this week we have. special guest to discuss issues relating to libya. we are honored to have with us here in the studio, his excellency ali jumal ubedi, the ambassador of libya to iran. thank you very much, mr. ambassador for your time. thank you. in the name of god, i have to thank press tv for this opportunity that has been provided for me to explain the libian stance regarding regional and international issues. let's start off with the iran, libya relation. what is the c

it's a word used by the international court of justice and about the quotes. it was a plausible case for finding the rights of the goals and people not to suffer genocide where at risk of potentially immediate impairment. mm hm. so it was very slightly different, but significantly different from a finding of crucible genocide being committed, that's as not being fine. okay. and it's very important for the listeners and viewers to understand that us in the way these he is drunk slowly. i want to ask you before we run out of time and mister noise, the us media reporting that the international criminal court may issue an arrest warrant for is really a prime minister benjamin netanyahu. we just, we don't have much time here. i just wanna ask, do you think that that will happen it begins to the law may be issued. that's very good news. not because it is particularly is judy against not in yahoo. i don't express an opinion about that. but because it shows that the international code is not going to be in too many today to in doing its job in respect to lead is great