the middle of this here go right ahead you want to reply i just wanted to say with the international court of justice. in the case of bosnia and herzegovina against the federal republic of yugoslavia only again so b.-o. has decided was innocent of any wrongdoing or participation in what had happened in sirte i'm afraid you are case you are the court did not excuse me the court did not decide that serbia was innocent the court decided number one that there was genocide and number two it concluded that serbia at least failed to take adequate steps to prevent the genocide in serbia it said it had no you know so it's very hard to go further to condemn ok me should jump in you can reply in that way do. i agree i was a big issue here between failure to prevent something i don't know how so be acquitted by the way prevented it out of them by committing an act of aggression on having. the forces of the event for a little bit more because slavia invasion in general and lively should sell into anything well sorry i know nobody should sell joe francis was an officer. meanwhile he just an old bloodied himself wa

i had my mission to you point i case i have not been for upping you all the time the international court of justice has stated that serbia has not been involved in the in the case of srebrenica there is another issue in the trial of mr me last year which the prosecution which also claimed that belgrade and hence mr b. lusher which were involved in the creation of greater serbia in boston are actually dropped officially the case of greater serbia they they dropped it i can give you the specific precise date it was the twenty fifth of august two thousand and five when this was done so we have here is situation that is being ignored all the time but there has not been a case of greater serbia it has been a case of. foreign intervention in which the whole of the balkans is now being controlled by foreign powers we have the largest u.s. military base in kosovo being constructed after they have been illegally invaded and occupied the region the largest. airport military airport in bosnia this is the through the airport has been taken over by the united states during the war and missed on luggage is actua

in the middle of this here go right ahead you want to reply i just want to say for the international court of justice. in the case of bosnia and herzegovina against the federal republic of yugoslavia only against has decided that was innocent of any wrongdoing or participation in what had happened and i'm afraid you are case you are the court did not excuse me the court did not decide that serbia was innocent the court decided number one there was genocide and number two it concluded that serbia at least failed to take adequate steps to prevent the genocide in serbia it said it had no you and i do so is this where you want to go further to condemn ok me should jump in you can refine that already anyway do you mean you're going to jump in i agree it is a big issue here between failure to prevent something i don't know how so be acquitted by the way prevented it other than by committing an act of aggression on having. the forces of the then federal because we could go invasion in general and lively and silent anything well sorry i know nobody will sell justice this was an officer. good me well he didn'

of foreign governments and international tribunals that are contrary to our very own law? what if judicial rulings are designed to enforce decisions of the international court of justice, rulings that are not binding as federal law. americans cannot influence the views of foreign governments or americans can't influence the rulings of international tribunals. had the obama administration and the four dissenting justices prevailed, the american people would have lost a part of the right to govern themselves. that right would have been replaced with obedience without recourse to foreign powers over whom our people exercise no voice. that is not the system that the founding fathers bequeathed us. the question whether courts should apply american law or foreign law is of great concern to me and other members of the judiciary committee and maybe to a lot of senators who aren't on that committee, but those of us on the committee have fought about this specific question long before this recent case that has come, i guess, within the last three weeks. and i have asked judicial and administration nominees about these very issues at their confirmation hearings. for instance, just a few

new zealand five the international court of justice and women's france is forced to renounce atmosphere testing but there is still another option the era of french underground testing begins it will last more than twenty years. you don't actually need to do any tests once you've configured it recently well from a physicist point of view there was no chance to explode the problem is therefore to figure out exactly what conditions it's going to explode and with how much part which is a ridiculous justification since the purpose of the bombs to kill people women and children so to achieve that goal you don't need to be a perfectionist. i call him uncle because i've known him since i was little but i never knew she worked on me. if i told my superiors i want to be protected why are they protected by him not kinship with my khaki police uniform shorts i can't be all that. and the military personnel were covered from head to toe. you know what about us polynesians. in the same calm on we're tougher. we're tougher so we can take a dose of radiation i don't know maybe it's from eating tarot or

the international court of justice which could be ruled the whole of the and station wall that is illegal the whole of every single so meant as illegal and also clearly the west bank east jerusalem and the gaza strip as occupied territories that was seven years ago six years ago. society. is the voice of national committee which is. which has over one hundred seventy different civil society organizations and i think leading women of invasions trade unions today we can see actions and so on and all political parties and dorsett they came out with a call to the international community to apply nonviolent means of boycott divestment and sanctions against israel. until israel abides by as i mentioned before the international law and universally recognized there is. spec's universally recognized human rights this is already mounting with the israel be treated just like any other state no more no less and has to abide by the same laws just like any other state so what about why does support rely on the us not especially since president obama called for palestinian independence based on the pre-

international court rulings that the patient in gaza is illegal. just the other day we marched seven years to the decision of the i.c.j. the international court of justice which clearly ruled the whole of and station wall is illegal the whole of every single so means is illegal and also. clearly the west bank used to rule in the gaza strip and occupy fourteen territories that was seven years ago six years ago. civil society. in the book of national committee which is. which has over one hundred seventy different is civil society organizations. anything clued in women of invasions trade unions economic institutions and so on and all political parties in dorset they came out with a call to the international community to apply nonviolent means of boycott divestment and sanctions against israel israel has no rights over the occupied territories it only has a brigade to the civil society of their three and a half million people are held in sub you mean subhuman conditions in these territories. you're watching. if you just joined us you can see on the bottom your screen there in red the breaking news let me update you on it a passenger boat with at least one

what the obama administration is trying to do is say that this international court of justice and thes priority over the laws of the united states and our constitution. i totally disagree with this. jon: the attorney general, eric holder, says, if the u.s. goes forward with this execution it could have adverse consequences for american citizens who might get arrested overseas. is that a valid argument? >> i don't think so. if they want to talk to our consular's office they have that right. mr. garcia had that right. mr. garcia did not assert the right. now at the 11th hour trying to throw up a straw man before the u.s. supreme court so he will not, the execution will not go forward. i think this is just a defense, criminal defense lawyer ploy at the last minute. it was waived. it was never timely asserted. frankly he confessed to this brutal killing prior to any arrest that was made. so consular notification wouldn't have any prejudicial effect to his case. simply wouldn't have made any difference in this case. jon: let me turn your attention to another texas case that has legal ramif

al's execution but very says that he won't grant their request because he thinks of the court of international justice has no authority in the state of texas so now we else future rests on the supreme court who can give the last word on whether or not this. or will live or die in the first person who's been in this situation and that's n.p.r. report that back in two thousand and four texas faced a similar issue with another mexican citizen and in that case then president george w. bush asked for the state to re-evaluate the case of the prisoner was executed later that year now back to the case of rielle as the clock ticks down on his case gains international attention all makers in d.c. of rush legislation to keep him from being put to death but a lot of people say that it couldn't pass in time so only time is going to tell what the true effects will be in this capital punishment case of liao and if it could have any effect on u.s. citizens who find themselves in legal trouble abroad. now as promised we'll continue to bring you the latest instances of unnecessary police brutality here in the u.s. and

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talk about the son saif al islam who's also under the rest of the court's arrest warrant says that international justice is nothing more than a sham this course is is it is a mickey mouse court come on the accuse me of killing people everybody knows the sentence. commuted punishment so they decided. and it did kill my brother and destroyed my house so this is me too excuse so now you are talking about me demands are going to kill me and you are after me every day you are trying to find me and to give me everything and my brother so does the world number two just to tell you that it's a free court. we are trying to negotiate with a deal of this the we have to cure it of the court what does that mean it means it is controlled by those countries. which attack us every day it's just to put. political pressure. and you can see that full interview with saif al islam about twenty minutes time here on r.t. of course otherwise you can find it on our website that's dot com. many libyans feel that the criminal court is just a cover for nato's attempts to kill gadhafi saying it's the alliance's members who should b

taliban eats up but as it is reno's our reports there are many sorts of feel the international criminal courts only out to get justice for one side in the conflict. the equivalent of srebrenica in bosnia and herzegovina who looks in jail and you houses are being built people go about their business and in the center of the town a mosque and a church sit side by side. but this apparent unity is an illusion sixteen years ago the entire region was trying to part by ethnic clashes during the yugoslav war and seventy eight's became infamous when the united nations stated eight thousand muslim men and boys were massacred by bosnian serb forces today a memorial for the deceased sits on the grounds of a former when military base is sort of remains a memorial ground as well maintained and frequently visited by locals journalists and tourists who get boston and the bosnian capital of siva or the tourist arm shown are the thousands of serbian graves that line cemeteries all around us reckon it's a region. thousands of people were killed during the balkan wars of the one nine hundred ninety s. but senators like these with entire

thousands of bosnian muslims in the town of srebrenica as a country does our reports there are many serbs who feel the international criminal court's holding out to get justice for one side of the conflicts. the quiet little town of state meets in bosnia-herzegovina looks a tillich the houses are being built people go about their business and in the center of the town a mosque and a church sit side by side. but this apparent unity is an illusion sixteen years ago the entire region was torn apart by ethnic clashes during the yugoslav war and seventy two became infamous when the united nations stated eight thousand muslim men and boys were massacred by bosnian serb forces today and immoral for the deceased sits in the grounds of a former un military base the celebrants a memorial ground as well maintained and frequently visited by locals journalists and taurus to get boston in the bosnian capital of. the tourist aren't shown by the thousands of serbian graves that lined cemeteries all around the set up and it's a region. where. thousands of people were killed during the balkan wars of the one nine hundred ninety s. but cemeteries like these with entire familie

of bosnian muslims and the town of seventy stuff but as country has all reports there a man he serves who feel the international criminal court's only out to get justice for one side of the conflict. look with little town of three but he needs in bosnia and herzegovina who looks a day like you houses are being built people go about their business and in the center of the town a mosque and a church sit side by side. with this apparent unity is an illusion sixteen years ago the entire region was torn apart by ethnic clashes during the yugoslav war and said it needs to became infamous when the united nations stated eight thousand muslim men and boys were massacred by bosnian serb forces today and immoral for the deceased sits on the grounds of a former u.n. military base the sort of balance a memorial ground is well maintained and frequently visited by locals journalists and tourists who get busted in the bosnian capital of what the tourists are shown are the thousands of serbian graves that lined cemeteries all around with their opinions to region. thousands of people were killed during the balkan wars of the one nine hundred ninety s. but cemeteries li

her son saif al islam was also under the court's arrest warrants international justice is nothing more than a sham. the score. of court come on the accuse me of killing people with the sentence against. capital punishment so they decided to kill me and and did kill my brother and destroy the house so there is me to execute you so now you are talking about me today months ago you said to give me and you are after me every day you are trying to find me and to give me over there my brother. number two just to tell you that the supreme court under the table they are trying to negotiate with us a deal to have this the weave ticket of the court what does mean it means it is controlled by those countries. which attack us every day it's just to put. political pressure that. you can see the full interview with say from islam next hour here in r.t. or you can find it on our website dot com. many of the reasons feel a criminal court is just a cover for nader's attempts to kill colonel gadhafi saying it's the alliance members who should be held to account for the bombing campaign artillery of an arson investigator the conse

in an exclusive interview with r t colonel gadhafi cites a pound of missiles under the court's arrest warrant says international justice it's nothing more than a show. the score is it is it is in a can of course come on the accused of killing people over it would be the sentence against the overview of the capital punishment so they decided to can read and. understood kill my brother and destroy the house so it's you and me to excuse the so now you are talking wild irish to me to be months ago you go to kill me and you are after me every day you are trying to find me and to give me a billion of other so you support number two just to tell you that is a record i look at what we are trying to negotiate with a deal to get to this the we will take care of the course what does that mean that means is that is controlled by those countries. which attack us every day it's just support. political pressure that. you can see the full interview was safe on islam next hour here in r.t. or you can find it on our web site r.t. . many libyans feel the criminal court is just a cover for nader's attempts to kill colonel gadhafi saying i