albania itself, there are many orthodox albanians, but regarding kosovo, in fact, the international court of justiceunited nations clearly said that the declaration of independence of kosovo was legitimate. that is, everyone who says that it was a violation of international law that these were some troubles of the seven years of independence of kosovo. they are not wrong, and because of the unequivocal decision, kosovo has the right to its independence, its independence is the territory of this republic, nobody occupied kosovo not annexed by any neighboring country. well, for example , albania itself and kosovo, after all, all our western partners, the vast majority of eu members, the absolute majority of nato members recognized the independence of this former autonomy of serbia, but at the same time, if we drastically change our paradigm, after all, we have to coordinate all our steps, as it seems to me, with the eu and with nato, because such a step will simply cause a wave of indignation in serbia itself , serbia, which is trying to demonstrate, after all, not hostility towards ukraine, but there

deliberately ignores in the case of ukraine against the russian federation at the un international court of justice, the european union joined in this the press service of the court reported. i will remind you that in march of this year, the un international court of justice ordered russia to stop hostilities in ukraine, but the aggressor country ignores this decision show trial of captured defenders of azov, the occupiers are planning to commit another war crime on the independence day of ukraine in the temporarily occupied mariupol, they report to the main intelligence agency that the russians want to copy the format of the nuremberg tribunal, it will be held on those held for the alleged ideology of nazism . in order, the surviving premises of the mariupol chamber philharmonic are being converted, iron cages are being installed there, which will place the ukrainian military, our intelligence officers do not rule out that the russians may launch a pinpoint missile attack on the premises and try to once again shift the blame for the crime committed to ukraine . happiness from the occupation of the

council has to approve it, and there is this in russia, so there are other ways, e.e. the international court of justice there are many questions about the un. well, not like that. it is not a hundred, but there are dozens of precedents in international history when countries appealed to the international court of justice with a request that it make a decision, yes or no, the main thing here is how to formulate this question, but a lawyer, i think they will be able to do it easily to do it correctly without any incursions into russia, that is, you know, leave aside the question of aggression there, a violation of international law, because this is already a policy, and that is what we, er, well, the support base of the un is at least a lot. it does not increase, no, no harm. ask the question just like that, very correctly and neatly, uh, there are such documents, there is a declaration of velmaty, the letter is valid for, uh, this was a difficult decision, uh, what is the opinion of any court and is it right or wrong, thank you, thank you, there are experienced lawyers sitting there, they are outside of

of any return any up real justice. and despite all the legal or judicial processes that are going on around the world at the international court of justice, international court, or the universal jurisdiction case in argentina filed by belinda activists. and so, because the regime is protected by russia in china and, you know, as just at this, we, britain announced that it is joining the gum b a you know, joining and the genocide case that is going on at the international court of justice. ab unified by gumby i several years ago and the u. s. indicated that it also will support any type of international criminal proceeding. you know, to the security council referral to the i c s a i c c. but the problem, as i said, is, you know, at the security council, this regime is protected by double beatle by russia and china, the way israel has been protected by the united states all these decades. and so here's a debt and situation and above goes like, you know, the him that the ra hinder ought to be given access to education, access to livelihood, and not be treated as caged s sub human, a people in bangladesh bangla days or to review i

assistance provided the european union has joined the case of ukraine against russia at the un international court of justiced in the court's press service . kyiv accuses our state of genocide, while ukraine filed a lawsuit against russia on february 26, our state claims that moscow abuses its participation in the convention and transformed it a fabricated reason for the attack is deliberate killing thanks to the serious harm to ukrainians within the case already on march 16, the un international court of justice obliged russia to stop hostilities, but this decision is ignored in the kremlin, a pregnant military medic from the rivne region, maryana monova, was held in a colony by the russians when it began a full-scale war in mariupol, she saved soldiers and civilians shortly before the capture , she informed her family that she was pregnant, and for almost five months there has been no news from her to save mariana, her relatives are asking for publicity tsn correspondent tetyana khomych will continue this topic that someone will knock on the window and say that they live and exchanged their daughter . mrs.

community has been willing to do starting with the security council, the international criminal court, international court of justice, the case of the gambia has brought forward to make it clear to the world. this is a genocide. some nations have joined most nations. not, it is important that there be an organized, focused, coordinated effort the likes of which we have yet to see. in other news, the school police chief of via the texas has been fired for his handling of a mass shooting in may. security forces were heavily criticized for standing by football and an hour as 19 children and to cheat. teachers were shot dead inside the elementary school. severe drought conditions in the u. s. state of texas have dried up a river and revealed a clear set of dinosaur tracks made by a 5 meter tall, 7 ton creature. the footprints may be the longest set of tracks found in north america and day back more than 100000000 years. germany has been marking one of the worst xenophobic attacks in its postwar history . 30 years ago of far right. nobody east german city of rostock attacked a housing complex for asylum seekers and immig

the island is pushing the international court of justice to issue an advisory opinion on climate change hom, implementing these measures will cost nearly a $178000000.00 for the country that is rated most at risk of natural disasters by the united nations. so let's explore this further. we can speak to tegler cooper, whose director of climate change resilience at the secretariat of the pacific regional environment program joined us. now from samara, appear in summer, taylor savannah to his in fact, 2000 kilometers g or east. but all the pacific islands, including of course summer in clear and present danger before we get into this, just describe, 1st of all, why the situation is so serious and so imminent, where you are. thank you very much for this opportunity. it is, it is extremely serious. we got the most rollerball count trees, and we are most the most mongrel countries in the world. there are several our mazda. how, like at charles, we show only the highest point to start at 3 meters. if there is a, we are already affected by very sophia, with the events and the ability for pacifi

it seems that almost all world justice is the international court of justice, where it was created thebunal over the former president of yugoslavia slobodan, milosevic, the international criminal court, which is just now investigating the crash of flight mh17 in the sky over ukraine, by the way, they promise to announce the verdict on november 17th. that is, it turns out whether a decision will be made or not depends on whether the court building will be heated on that day, if gas supplies from russia really stop more than a month before the verdict, there is such a symbolic one that it is the hague, that is, uh, the city that e did not make the main instrument b the prospect of punishing russia today. that's how he croaks on his knees and asks for mercy, really. in that. i also see a lot of symbolism. this is a symbol of what is happening in general. uh, today it 's all around russia's security issues and around questions of commentary who, in general, is to blame for all this. in the eider itself, they admit that if you break the current contract with russia for the supply of fuel in

the international court of justice a so but a case to determine if me on must government has engaged in genocide, critic say it is not enough. 5 years after these horrific attach. no one has been held accountable for these acts. and as a result of that idle, well, the military hunter has been emboldened to commit even more crash were crimes, crimes against humanity. so in my view, it is critically important for the international community to engage in coordinated focused targeted factions and engage in accountability mechanisms in a much more robust way than what the international community has been willing to do with little hope of returning to the home country any time soon, the generation of young were hanger. i'd risk of growing up without future you're up to date on dw news up next is dw business with janelle de milan, a marion evans dean on the back of the top of the hour with more headlines for you . thanks for watching every day for us and for our planet global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation.

k, the international court of justice, i so, but a case to determine if me on must government has engaged in genocide, critic say it is not enough. 5 years after these horrific attach. no one has been held accountable for these acts. and as a result of that, ivory military hunter has been in bold to commit even more crafts, war crimes, crimes against humanity. so in my view, it is critically important for the international community to engage in coordinated focused targeted sanctions and engage in accountability mechanisms in a much more robust way than what the international community has been willing to do with little hope of returning to the home country anytime soon, a generation of young, we're having a risk of growing up without the future. germany has been marking the worst is in a phobic attacks in its post war history 30 years ago. a far right mob attacked the housing complex for asylum seekers and immigrants. german president walter stein buyer attended the ceremony today outside that building where the riot broke a memorial of shame in our country. the words of the german presi

. >> we have seen recently the international court of justice ruled the case against myanmar can now proceed. is that a huge turning point? >> it is an important step forward. the other important step forward happened yesterday when the u.k. joint the case. we now have benevolence, canada and -- the netherlands, canada and big u.k.. -- the united kingdom. we need to do a lot more than just that. there are ways in which the international community can coordinate. pressure needs to be applied, political pressure, diplomatic pressure. the person who commanded the troops, who committed genocide five years ago is the one who led this coup in myanmar last year. and is now holding an entire nation hostage. literally torturing, killing the daily life of the people in myanmar is a living hell and is getting worse. the international community has failed. it needs to be on the agenda of every country who believes in human rights and justice, otherwise this nightmare is just going to get worse. >> we have a few minutes. i would like to hear on the final point. how much hope do you hold out that

the international court of justice a so but a case to determine if me on most government has engaged in genocide, critics say it is not enough. 5 years after this horrific attach. no one has been held accountable for these acts. and as a result of that, i believe, well, the military hunter has been emboldened to commit even more crops were crimes, crimes against humanity. so in my view, it is critically important for the international community to engage in coordinated focused targeted factions and engage in accountability mechanisms and a much more robust way than what the international community has been willing to do . with little hope of returning to the home country, any time soon? a generation of young we're hunger, large risk of growing up without future. in tennis, no joke of age has confirmed. they will not take part in this year's us open. due to coven travel restrictions, the former world number one is unvaccinated, which by the count rules bars him from entering the united states. his absence means he will not have the chance to equal wrath and the dolls record total of $

the international court of justice as over the case to determine if me on most government has engaged in genocide. critics say it is not enough. 5 years after the original detach. no one has been held accountable for these action as a result of that, i believe. the military hunter has been emboldened to commit even more crash were crimes, crimes against humanity. so in my view, it is critically important for the international community to engage in coordinated focused targeted factions and engage in accountability mechanisms and a much more robust way than what the international community has been willing to do . with little hope of returning to the home country any time soon, a generation of young we're hanger, to risk of growing up without future. let's take a look at some more stories making headlines now to court in pakistan as granted. former prime minister in round town, extended bio for a week town is facing terrorism charges following a speech. he gave it this past weekend. please follow the judge's saying can't threaten police officers and a judge during his speech. he says t

financing of terrorism, and regarding this issue, ukraine has filed a lawsuit at the international court of justicef the un, it has been taken into consideration and it is certain that it is definitely responsible for the financing of terrorism russia can bear it, but it still depends on the cargo that was the financing of terrorism in the so-called dpr and lpr, that is, on the eve of a full-scale russian invasion, and the un mechanism that provided the opportunity to come to there is rather no responsibility for state terrorism in cases such as e.e. in the case of russian aggression, but here other mechanisms of the un and not only the un must come into effect because the actions of russia have a clear composition of a crime against humanity, there is a clear composition of the crime of war crimes and maybe if in for ukraine , if ukraine is able to prove it, it is also the composition of the crime of genocide, but with regard to preventing and countering terrorism, there are no really strong mechanisms for prosecuting it in this crime, some countries russia is already being declared a state sponso

prohibition of the financing of terrorism, and in 2015 one of our lawsuits at the un international court of justiceis precisely about the prohibition of the financing of terrorism. it is not a pity that international law through people's courts has been going on for a very, very long time. as you can see, it has been 8 years, but i i am sure that we could win this lawsuit. but as a result of this lawsuit, we should receive not only compensation, but also restrictions on russian rights, including in international organizations , including. e international forums, but this should be our key goal according to these international laws to limit russia , uh, american legislation has its own definition, it is sufficiently detailed, legally worked out, since all terrorists have already been caught there, russia perfectly understands that this is not only a political attack on her is not only a special attack. well, after all, putin does not want to be the president of a terrorist state, and they understand perfectly well if they are recognized as such . in general, it is not that they are not a global play

crime that was committed on the territory of ukraine, and we are also talking about the international court of justicethe international court from which the case actually came about the genocidal actions of russia against the ukrainian population er online listen information war is also easy and we see that a lot of data is online or in modern realities it is easier and to prove criminal or not of course we must have we must be completely realistic about gathering information in modern realities now it is much easier to do it than that it was a long time ago and it is very important to collect and organize correctly, record this or that information and evidence, it can be a photo, and it can be something social, uh, from social networks, all this can be evidence. therefore, we have to move away from already outdated procedures and protocols and such cases are very slow, now the modern world is fast and what people perceive as sufficient evidence to prove guilt does not necessarily have to be data from lawyers or from someone else maybe we should also just ask people on the streets. what does this or t

the international court of justice is all of us and i don't plan to stop there and i want people to answerncomfortable questions dark conversations the most interesting insight byraktar fox every friday 21:00 in marathon the only news may 30, 1876 bds germany russian emperor alexander ii i sign hes and which prohibits the public use of the ukrainian language, education and the printing of books in ukrainian , but it was too late. the ukrainians already had kobzar and eneida, who knew by heart that it is possible to ban the language , and one thing will break through. big, lean steps begin in the cockpits of airplanes behind the monitors of radar stations at the control points of anti-aircraft missile systems in thousands of combat positions throughout the territory of our country, they bring victories closer every day. glory to the air forces of the armed forces of ukraine, oh, in ukraine, volunteers , everything is possible. well done, they will find everyone feed all the tails save them give them gifts for the planes collect for the doctors help the doctors sing a lullaby sing the defend

convention on the prohibition of financing terrorism and in 2015 one of our lawsuits is the un international court of justice is precisely about the ban on the financing of terrorism. unfortunately, international law through people's courts is very, very long and it has been going on for 8 years, as you can see, but i am sure that we could win this lawsuit. but as a result of this lawsuit, we we must receive not only compensation, but also restrictions on russian rights, including in international organizations, including i hope that with regard to the vote, i do not know whether it is there in the security council or there in other e-e international forums, but this should be our key goal for these international the right to limit russia, er, american legislation has its own definition , it is sufficiently detailed, legally elaborated , since all terrorists have already been caught there, russia perfectly understands that this is not only a political blow, er, it is not only a special strike well, after all, putin does not want to be the president of a terrorist state and they understand perfectly well if t

international justice. the law undeniably gives the right to compensation not only to specific victims of violence . tsn correspondent oleksandra mitina met with representatives of the international courtn monitoring the payment of reparations for years, in order to understand what they can claim for. ukrainians who suffered from the russian invasion, this is a detention center for dictators, there is an unusual wing of 12 cells behind the gate on the territory of an ordinary dutch prison, where they hold suspects of war crimes, genocide and crimes against humanity. the official report on the operation of the detention center is more like an advertising brochure. them to the conference hall and the office with a computer, they can cook themselves and even order food delivery hello where do you bring pizza to the prison to the coast of the north sea from here one and a half kilometers, but former dictators sometimes have their bosses taken in the opposite direction and the docks in the gas 5 minutes to drive slowly the international criminal court is one of the most closed institutions where i have visited or just to get inside we agreed for several months and in vain i took a camera wi

the island is pushing the international court of justice to issue an advisory opinion on climate change harm implementing these measures will cost nearly a $178000000.00 for the country that's rated most at risk of natural disasters by the united nations. took a lower, cooper is the director of climate change resilience of the secretariat of the pacific regional environment program. she says, developed countries are obliged to take action. we call the most low level countries of we are amongst the most, most countries in the world. there are sit row was our low like of which was the highest point to stop the 3 meters if there is we are already affected by very severe with the 18th and the ability for pacific islands who are developing countries to absorb shock and build back better a's becoming more and more difficult, and this is why as a collective grouping, the pacific will not move away from the course of 1.5 degrees to stay a long, long walk to his one of 5 countries in the pacific to submit submit the ticket. and the state, but what on what to have done now was really put a spotli

international community has been to do starting with the security council, the international criminal court and international court of justice. if the case of the gambia has brought forward to make it clear to the world. this is a genocide on some nations have joined most nations have not. it is important that there be an organized, focused, coordinated effort the likes of which we have yet just. now you've also said that atrocities are still being committed with impunity by the regime in miramar. they have any examples you've come across. yes, just today i've been speaking to people inside of record state. they're telling me that the attacks against range of people have been, have increased or 600000 more than 600000, were in the living in great danger in retired state right now. 130000 of them are living in what can actually be described as open air prisoners concentration conditions are just absolutely horrific. a man told me that the world cannot help them and they're in their plight inside of me and more than please just one, these camps do better for our family to die underneath the bomb. then to continue to live in th

approaching, so this principle must be fully observed by another ally of ukraine at the un international court of justice, the european union has joined the case against russia on charges of genocide and has already submitted relevant information to the competent authorities in our representation in the eu. they have already thanked brussels for their concern. russia to stop hostilities as early as march 16. the kremlin refused to implement its traditional manners. the russians were preparing at least two puppet governments that they were going to install in kyiv. after the seizure of power, the washington post writes about this with reference to sources in the ukrainian security forces. the first was to be formed around the fugitive president viktor yanukovych, the second could include former yanukovych government officials, in particular ex-regional oleg tsarev, the publication suggests that putin simply wanted to have a choice of russian soldiers on the people of kharkiv are forced to fight despite their desire to return home, this is evidenced by the audio interception of ukrainian intelligence offic

accountability cases, criminal cases, against the john to all around the world at the international court of justice in the hague man, mars already in the door. in late july, the court dismissed objections saying that a case brought by the gambia for genocide against the ringer, ethnic minority can proceed. although the trial may take years, the wheels of justice are in motion. tony chang al jazeera monday, march 1 years since the taliban took control of afghanistan. it comes as concerns grow about the security situation in the country earlier this week. and i so so side bama assassinated, a key television figure, and a us drawing, striking cobble last month, killed l kind is later i m m l is hearing in an exclusive interview. if some of jane spoke to the senior taliban later on, connie, he asked him how the government would keep its promise not to let f gonna be used by outside groups. and organizations. thought that since the signing of the agreement, we have been honoring all obligations. we dare anybody to give a single example or a single occasion where our territories were to undermine other c

international court of justice, a. so but a case to determine if me on must government has engaged in genocide. critics say it is not enough. 5 years after the origin detach. no one has been held accountable for these action as a result of that, i believe. well, the military hunter has been emboldened to commit even more crash or crimes, crimes against humanity. so in my view, it is critically important for the international community to engage in coordinated focused targeted factions and engage in accountability mechanisms and much more robust way than what the international community has been willing to do with little hope of returning to the home country anytime soon, the generation of young were hang, a risk of growing up without future will join him. you know, is emily white from the international non profit organization save the children in london? i believe it's good to have you with us 5 years of being a refugee. so what are these 5 years done to the ro hinge of children? thanks very much for having me. and the

it, and it was made in russia, so there are other ways, e. countries appealed to the international court of justiceh a request that it make a decision yes or no, that's the main thing here how to formulate this question, but lawyers i think it will be easy to do it correctly without any attacks on russia, that is, you know, leave aside the question of aggression there is a violation of international law, because it is already a policy, and on this we, uh, well, the support base of the uh, the un is at least a lot. it is not increasing, we have not increased it. there is the declaration of velmaty, yeltsin's letter, that was the right decision, that's what the opinion of any court is, and it is right or wrong. thank you to everyone, there are experienced lawyers sitting there, they are outside politics, and it seems to me that there are certain prospects here, although it is clear, i know all this. well, i am telling you in a simplified way, actually everything is much more complicated, but this way. well, we have to go, and i know that our diplomats are working on it, especially when russia vetoes

because, just as with russia's aggression in february, when i remind you on march 16, the international court of justice passed a decision obliging an active member of the soviet security service to stop what they call a military operation and get out of ukraine and the member is broken, russia simply does not fulfill this binding decision for it, in fact, what can be the tools of the tools, there can be a lot starting from the actions that we ask from megate to allow but again after all, they all require russia's consent to use these tools, and here the question arises whether we all globally will continue to simply ask to use all these tools, or at some point the world community will understand that it is necessary to act more harshly in relation to russia, and perhaps the time has come to talk about those things that we were always told that it was impossible about the exclusion of russia from some er organizations at least it seems very strange that a member of the security council is creating dangers this is a er question to which the time has come to give answers because in in the 14th year, unfor

the international court of justice a so but a case turman me on my government has engaged in genocide. critics say it is not enough. 5 years after these horrific attach. no one has been held accountable for these acts. and as a result of that, i believe the military hunter has been emboldened to commit even more crash were crimes, crimes against humanity. so in my view, it is critically important for the international community to engage in coordinated focused targeted sanctions and engage in accountability mechanisms. and much more robust way than what the international community has been willing to do with little hope of returning to the home country. any time soon, generation of young were hang a risk of growing up without future. earlier i asked emily, one from the a group, save the children, what the experiences the rowing have endured over the last 5 years. what they mean for the children. thank very much have a me and they say the children recently did a survey on hundreds of children and young people and the children's parents and can get it. and to so as of children told us t

the state was as much as possible minimized, preferably to zero, the risk of losing the international court of justicewe have this so that we are not just this black list and in the future so that we have a protected black list here er, if possible briefly explain the current situation, in particular the dynamics in the process of returning three tv channels to broadcasting

accountability cases, criminal cases against the john to all around the world at the international court of justice in the hague man. mars already in the door. in late july, the court dismissed objections saying that a case brought by the gambia for genocide against the ringer, ethnic minority can proceed. although the trial may take years, the wheels of justice are in motion. tony chang al jazeera, rising inflation in sierra leone is pushing many families into extreme poverty and on to the streets. on wednesday, anti government protest turned violence, leading to the depths of $27.00 people, including 6 policemen. hammond address reports from free town. business is slowly picking up at 3 towns mean market. on wednesday, the country was rocked by the worst violence is the end of its been loving years civil war in response to the government announced a reduction in the price of petrol. the 3rd in less than a month. but for shop was like well yeah, my jello fuel wasn't the only issue. and the demonstrations did nothing to bring down the cost of food. just now i want to buy paper when i say it's 10000

the island is pushing the international court of justice to wishing an advisory opinion on climate change harm. implementing these measures will cost nearly a $178000000.00 for the country as rated most at risk of natural disasters by the united nations. or take a low cooper as a director of climate change resilience at the secretariat of the pacific regional environment program. and she says, develop countries are obliged to take action. we've got the most low little cal trees are we are amongst the most mongrel countries in the world. they are our sip ro, i was our low, like assholes. we show for the highest point to start the 3 meters. if there is a we are already affected 5 very severe weather events and the ability for pacific islands who are developing countries to absorb shock and build back better is becoming more and more difficult. and this is why as a collective grouping, the pacific will not move away from the course for one with 5 degrees to stay alive. one watches, one of 5 countries in the pacific to submit a submit their 2nd. ah, andy said, but what on what to have done no

accountability cases, criminal cases against the john to all around the world at the international court of justice in the hague man. mars already in the door. in late july, the court dismissed objections saying that a case brought by the gambia for genocide against the ringer, ethnic minority can proceed. although the trial may take years, the wheels of justice are in motion. tony chang al jazeera. now stories about identity and belonging are always plentiful at the edinburgh arts festival. and this year is no different. the war in ukraine is providing a rich new stream of material for performers at the french, as john hall discovered look. but it is made sense of what the identity is an edinburgh festival perennial with shows up plenty about migration and refugees, safety and belonging is never more so than in a year of war. someone comes along to sort it all, i'm you know, who did he give me a call? when you think of russia imperial delusion cast a shadow across the post soviet optic in night lands a psychological thriller about russia and the rise of let me put in what happened decades later, r

tom with st. recently, the international court of justice rule that day, the game b as genocide case against me. and my can now proceed. is that a huge turning point in terms of getting justice for these people? well, it's on is, excuse me, is it important stifel? there's no question about it. and the other important step forward happened yesterday when the u. k joined the case. now we have a, obviously the gambia leading the case. we now have the little ones a canada and now the u. k. amount to during the case of so both of those stamps the fact that it's want to proceed as a case. and the 5 that there is stronger support by lation are very form steps for, but we need to do a lot more then than just gap. there is ways in which the international them is. we can coordinate their actions, focus strategically with pressure that needs to be applied, diplomatic pressure, economic pressure, boycotted weapons. we need to cut the flow of revenue 2 of the military hunter in the market. think about this, the, the, the person who commanded the troops with committed the genocide 5 years ago is th

accountability cases, criminal cases, against the john to all around the world at the international court of justice in the hague man, mars already in the door. in late july, the court dismissed objections saying that a case brought by the gambia for genocide against the ringer, ethnic minority can proceed. although the trial may take years, the wheels of justice are in motion. tony chang al jazeera ah.

accountability cases, criminal cases against the john to all around the world at the international court of justice in the hague man. mars already in the door. in late july, the court dismissed objections saying that a case brought by the gambia for genocide against the ringer, ethnic minority can proceed. although the trial may take years, the wheels of justice are in motion. tony chang al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. 8 people have been injured by gunfire an occupied east. jerusalem is believed. a gunman targeted passengers on a boston and a car as well as pedestrians. police haven't rolled out the possibility of more than one shoot him. natasha can i'm has the lightest from occupied east jerusalem. according to media reports, at least one person ambushed a bus as it arrived at the western wall in the old city on sunday morning. witnesses say that as people were boarding the bus and it was packed, they heard gunshots screams shouting and warning that this was a terror attack. police flooded the area cordoned off the area near the western wall. and since then, have

that was the state was minimized as much as possible, preferably to zero risk lose the international court of justiceo that we have this so that we don't just have this black list and in the future so that we have a protected black list here is an active cover if possible briefly explain the current situation in particular the dynamics in the process of returning three tv channels to broadcasting eh yes yes i eh i am convinced in two things, as a media person, i am convinced that in the process of development and improvement of the marathon, which i believe should remain for our victory, it is necessary to include in this marathon all broadcasters who have a desire for new ones to it to join, i believe that this marathon will only go for the better, will increase its quality, will attract more viewer attention, will increase the audience, and so on. this is my first opinion, which i am still starting to voice. well, at least from may, and maybe even earlier, the second one this position means that i promised it, so we have in the law on the media an absolutely clear mechanism of relations between the

accountability cases, criminal cases against the john to all around the world at the international court of justice in the hague man. mars already in the door. in late july, the court dismissed objections saying that a case brought by the gambia for genocide against the ringer, ethnic minority can proceed. although the trial may take years, the wheels of justice are in motion. tony chang al jazeera rail passengers in the u. k. have faced major disruptions as train drivers go on strike . thousands of employees at 9 rail companies are calling for bitter pie and working conditions. harry faucet reports from central london. one of london's busiest stations closed the business to the unlucky if constant stream of would be travellers arriving at london, houston, the same story, confusion disappointment, a hasty remaking of plans, but a time when so many a struggling with a mounting cost of living, notably little condemnation of the striking rail workers, people cleaning and listening, working plus people say we can't afford it. so maybe this will help. it's a shame, but i think for the great good after a

accountability cases, criminal cases against the john to all around the world at the international court of justice in the hague man. mars already in the door. in late july, the court dismissed objections saying that a case brought by the gambia for genocide against the ringer, ethnic minority can proceed. although the trial may take years, the wheels of justice are in motion. tony chang al jazeera, the united nation says at least 77 people have died during storms and flash flooding and yemen in the past 2 weeks. around 35000 families have been affected. most of them had already been displaced by civil war last 8 years. homes and farms have been damaged and several roads remain cut off by foot waters in the south west and the capital santa. extreme weather looks at the continued for least another week. betcha, omar is a spokesman for the national commit to the red cross the oven, and he says the floods of adding to widespread suffering for millions of people. children and women. and you know, i internally displaced the b building. mad. jo dies everywhere, everywhere across, across yemen. they are l

accountability cases, criminal cases against the john to all around the world at the international court of justice in the hague man. mars already in the door. in late july, the court dismissed objections saying that a case brought by the gambia for genocide against the ringer, ethnic minority can proceed. although the trial may take years, the wheels of justice are in motion. tony chang al jazeera, the agents for authors, some undersea says he is no longer on a ventilator and is on the long road to recovery. a man accused of stabbing him has been identified as 24 year old had the mater. he's pleaded not guilty to attempted murder. rusty was stabbed while speaking at a literary event in new york state on friday. relatives of 10 miners trapped in a flooded coal mine in mexico, of urge authorities to do more to find them. rescue workers of pumped water out of the shaft, but haven't been able to enter victoria gate and be report. the 10 miners have been trapped under ground for almost 2 weeks. they were digging for colon co wheeler, in mexico, when a tunnel wall collapsed and the shaft was flooded. re

rohingya has been hit by a sanctions by the u.s., and u.k., international court of justice, opening a case to determine if me and mars government has engaged in homicide. critics say it is not enough. >> five years after these hoific attacks, no one has been held accountable. as a result, i believe the military has been emboldened to commitven more crimes, more crimes against humanity, so in my view, it is ctically important for the international community to engage in coordinated, focused, targeted sanctions and engage in accountability mechanisms for a much more robust way than the international community has been willing to do. florian: with little hope of returning to their home country anytime soon, a generation of young rohingya are at risk of growing up without a future. brent: earlier, i asked emily white from the group save the children, what the experience is that the rohingya have entered the last five years and what they mean for the children. emily: thanks for having me. save the children did a survey on hundreds of children and children's parents and caregivers, and two

measurements, it hasn't just recently, namely the support for the case at the i c j, the international court of justice in the hey, i'm going against mamma. and also sanctions against include a good company running by the dictates of some middle, not if this has nothing to do as you say, with the law and everything to do with, with politics. what are the military jones as motives here in it, holding the system? well, clearly they deal and i would say in advisedly that there is political capitals, political capital to be made out of a completely unjustifiable detention. and as i say, there is nothing to be gained from this. they face deepening sanctions. as we've seen, they faced increasing rejection by their own people, and they faced increasing isolation in the international community. no governments couldn't sustain that on a long term basis. and as i say, for that reason we condemn unreservedly these detentions uncalled for the immediate and unconditional release of the key bowman and her husband read a good strategy so many thanks. dave, christopher gunn, his 3rd director of the man mar accountabil

guarantee that everything was done there, as it should be, therefore, but i am afraid that no international court of justiceways come, because they do not care about what is happening here and the russians absolutely definitely, and we are even worse. i am i say oh, oh, separatists, yes, that is, we are generally a separate category and therefore in this case the main way out. we need our obse. we need our own tribunal. we need our own international platforms in which they will participate, and countries that want to hear countries that knew iran, then there will be iran china , then let there be china mongolia, let there be mongolia yes, that is, those countries that are ready. hidden eyes see to see the fixing of crimes and this court must work, indeed under international law they to invent those rules in which the russians are one thing. but a civilized citizen is a completely different advertisement. vasilyevich left moscow, we'll be back. tomorrow moscow itself immediately after the program evening with vladimir solovyov never set high plans always to try to jump over the anniversary of andrei konchalo