the aggravation of relations between the muz and the united states, which threatened the court with sanctions , moreover, for the first time in history, the international court of justice directly pointed to political considerations as the basis for making its decision, but even from a political point of view, arguments. judges little convincing the court not only rewarded the us but also sent a clear message to others. the more hostile the state in relation to the court, the more it will be safe. what fate awaited ben courts the woman was removed from office some time later in order to avoid the hype and now the native of the gambia works as the high commissioner of the country's representative office in london to take up the investigation. no one else dared, we are witnessing an amazing phenomenon when one side is actually one, as he believes the world behemoth, or can directly dictate his will to international structures , international organizations, international courts. exclusively protecting our own interests, and we see that such a seemingly serious unit of the united nations does not have any resources to resist this pressure. as a matter of fact, there is no

of international obligations; the husband demanded to unblock the forts and compensate for the damage caused to the latin republic. the authorities of nicaragua filed a lawsuit with the international court of justice , but washington sent him to all four parties in the proceedings, refused to participate, saying that the court lacked authority, and after the corporate identity blocked the corresponding council resolution. as a result, nicaragua did not even receive compensation for the damage caused. and this is all the more surprising because during the sabotage the americans did not hide that they were responsible for this? where they were needed in order to paralyze the military apparatus of the regime, and that's not all the water. nicaragua was unilaterally removed from international law. did the united states suffer any punishment, even when the truth was revealed and the international court of justice in gaga ruled to unblock us ports. they simply removed this zone of their operations from international legislation. it turns out that the united states has long trampled on international law, violating a lot of taboos in diplomacy, politics, trying to crush the whole world under itself and fo

sed and sima news agency, as we mentioned at the beginning of this news section, the international court of justice in the hague announced that the united states violated international laws by blocking part of iran's assets and must pay compensation regarding this is the subject of my telephone conversation with mr. ali rudbari, an expert in international law. i would like to present you the work of rudbari . hello, have a good time. again, please explain the reasons for filing this complaint, and of course, the process, and explain it to future generations of the world . in 1983, we witnessed that one of the headquarters of the us navy explodes, 241 people are killed by a truck , and we begin to consider the survivors of this case, which is well-known , and the restrictions on iran's property and, of course , karun, are approved for the issue, and iran is blocked, which becomes iran for immigrants. in 2015, the interior took its own case from the united states to the international court of justice based on iran 's consent. it should be pointed out that the foreign media are illiterate and perhaps

more and more countries are paying attention to the climate change question. >> international court of justice rulings are not binding but carry mol and legal weight and are taken into consideration by national and international courts. these are increasingly attuned to the question of climate change. wednesday, the european court of human rights years two cases against france and switzerland, enough to combat environmental degradation. it is a first in international jurisprudence but unlikely to be the last of its kind with more such cases set to be brought against european countries. mark: france and switzerland are facing a court case for neglecting the environment. they have been brought before the european court of human rights. the french case has been brought on the channel coast. his as the government has failed to meet obligations to protect life by taking steps to prevent climate change -- he says. the case in switzerland is based on complaints by an association of elderly people who call themselves the club of cmate seniors, concerned with the nsequences of global warming on their l

statute of the international criminal court and has no obligations under it with this body russia is not cooperating, and the possible arrest warrants issued by the international court of justice will be legally useless for us, but now i suggest you see how the decision of the international criminal court was announced by its judge piotr hoffmannsky. the international criminal court issued two arrest warrants for vladimir putin regarding the situation in ukraine of the president of the russian federation and for maria lviv and the white house commissioner for children's affairs for alleged war crimes regarding the deportation of children from the occupied ukrainian territories to the russian federation, this is an important moment for justice and for the icc, the judges considered the information and data submitted by the prosecutor and decided that there are sufficient grounds against these persons regarding alleged international crimes . the criminal court is doing its part . as a court of law, the judges issued an arrest warrant. their execution depends on international cooperation . read more about the court's decision. the international criminal court will be told by my f

and they expect some national submissions to the international court of justice. in an effort to narrow the eventual ruling of the judges, james bay's al jazeera, at the united nations. new cars sold in the european union must be 0 emissions starting from 2035. according to a new law that's been agreed my e countries and all will also require all new cars sold from 2030 to half, 55 percent low, a c o 2 emissions compared to 2021 levels. transport accounts. finale of course have current e emissions, the former seo of the coffee chain. starbucks has been grilled at a u. s. senate hearing off to being keys of so called union busting howard shouts, and other executives deny allegations. they legally 5 pro union employees and spied on workers my counter reports from washington, dc. for decades, howard schultz was held as an example of benign us capitalism. his company was supposed to offer ownership equity in a strong benefits package. and now it says that offers a minimum wage of over $17.00 an hour among the highest in the country. right. the committee chair though, s

the highest political and military leadership of the russian federation after all, the international court of justicet enough to convict criminals whose actions directly or indirectly led to the commission of more than 70,000 war crimes against ukraine, shelling of houses , tortured ukrainians , rape of women, deportation of children and destruction of cultural heritage, more than 70,000 war crimes committed by russians on the territory of ukraine were recorded by law enforcement officers, the president of the russian federation vladimir putin and all his accomplices must receive legal and fair sentences for everything they did in the name of memory, the memory of everyone whose life they took away, whose fate they destroyed for the aggression they started the perpetrators must be punished by holding the top political and military leadership of russia to account a special international tribunal is needed for its creation in january the european parliament voted for the resolution supported by 472 deputies support for ukraine at the international level is only growing and the proof of this is an unpre

and they expect some national submissions to the international court of justice. in an effort to narrow the eventual ruling of the judges, james bay's al jazeera, at the united nations. and the european court of human rights has begun hearing groundbreaking cases against france and switzerland, by being accused of failing to take action on climate change. thousands of retired swiss women say it's damaged their health. the other case involves a french form, a mayor who says climate change, but his home at risk flooding. it's both in ocoee beasen. it's proven that we old women are particularly sensitive to climate change. the excess mortality has been shown because we got sick a little bit faster due to heat waves than older men or other groups to lawyers of it is onique. we have been fighting for years. we went to the federal court, but they said we couldn't object. so we've come this far and i hope the court can run in our favor. so that switzerland, the something better than has done so far. new cars sold in the european union must be 0 emissions starting from 203

and they expect some national submissions to the international court of justice and an effort to narrow the eventual ruling of the judges. james base al jazeera at the united nations new cancelled on the european union must be 0 emission, starting from 2035. that's according to a new law that's been agreed by e u countries. the law will also require on new cars, sold from 2030 to have 55 percent. lois c. o. 2 emissions compared to 2021 levels. transport account for nearly a quarter of current e u emissions. u. s. first lady jill biden has attended the vision for victims of this week school shooting in the city of nashville. 3 children and 3 adults were killed on monday. the 28 year old shoe to audrey hale was shot dead by police at the school. or joining us from nashville as nbc correspondent, wendy will fuck. so jill bivens presence particularly significant, given her lifelong role as an educator, wendy. absolutely a good evening to you, elizabeth, and we got late notice this afternoon that the 1st lady would be attending this city wide vigil to day. she did not make any remarks before

backdrop of worsening relations between the muz and the united states, which threatened the court with sanctions , moreover, for the first time in history , the international court of justice directly pointed to political considerations as the basis for making its decision. but even from a political point of view, the judge's arguments are unconvincing, the court not only rewarded the united states , but also sent a clear signal to others. the more hostile the state will behave towards the court, the more it will be safe. what fate awaited ben the courts, the woman was removed from her post some time later in order to avoid the hype and now the native of the gambia works as a high commissioner in the country's representation in london to take up the investigation. no one else has dared , we are witnessing an amazing phenomenon when one side is actually alone, as he believes the world hegemot, and can directly dictate his will to international structures , international organizations, international courts, exclusively, protecting their own interests. and we see that such a seemed there would be no serious division of the organization of peaceful nations not only that there

gone from a classroom pro in 2019 to a general assembly resolution pretty quickly, the international court of justice will now look at it and it knows that it is the whole way to the general assembly technically agree with this by consensus, but the international court of justice is a place where the wheels run pretty slow. at our diplomatic editor, james base talking to us from the united nations. and somalia is one of the countries that's facing the devastating impacts of climate change this year. the muslim passing month of ramadan coincides with the longest drought on record, their rising fuel prices, food for harvest, and an ongoing war is making life even more difficult, like wilson sheriff reports. but as before, sunset, dozens of women line up for food in this camp for refugees. in somali as capital. they're hoping the volunteers have now theat. one hot meal is all that, how deep a duly mama will get. but it's worth the weight. the food will feed her 6 children, the family once own farm, land and goats in a village near the capital. but successive years of drought have forced them to leave. b

court to define the obligations of countries to combat climate change. it was batch by more than a 130 member states. the court for the international court of justice to provide a legal opinion on the climate crisis follows a campaign led by the pacific on the nation of bon want to and diplomatic headed to james bass. reports a historic decision that campaign is say, is a major step forward for climate justice. it is so decider no vote was needed. the general assembly decided by consensus to whilst the world's highest course, the international court of justice to determine what obligations countries have right for the climate damage. they've cost more frustrating climate injustice feeds the visions and symptoms could penalize global climate action. so excellencies for those on the front lines already paying the price for global, he'd think they did nothing to cause glamour. justice is most of vital recognition . and the tools recognition that all people on our plan is out of equal worth. and the tool to be resilience against spiraling climate impacts. the efforts to negotiate this treaty were led by the pacific island, a venue or to this was the en

and they expect some national submissions to the international court of justice. in an effort to narrow the eventual ruling of the judges, james base al jazeera at the united nations. all new cars sold in the european union must be 0 emissions by 2035 under new law agreed by the 27 member countries. target is designed to drive a rapid de colonization of new car production in europe. it also requires all new cars sold from 2030 to have 55 percent low c o 2 emissions compared to 2021 levels . transport account for nearly a quarter of current. you emission the head of the united nations nuclear watchdog has visited the russian, held the parisha nuclear power plant in easton, ukraine. a fred ross. he says the situation there is not improving and military activity in the region is increasing international atomic energy agency staff stationed at the facility to minimize the risk of nuclear disaster plans has come on the shelling and experience power cuts in the past year due to the war and ukraine, very, very important that we agree on the fundamental principles that the

and they expect some national submissions to the international court of justice. in an effort to narrow the eventual ruling of the judges. james, base out his era at the united nations israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says, a compromise on his controversial judicial changes could be possible. he paused the legislation for talks with opposition parties. earlier this week. the proposals are spot, the biggest protests and israel's history. critics fair, the changes will curve the independence of the judiciary and give more powers to the government, israel and united states or occasion differences. but i want to assure you that the alliance between the world's greatest democracy and a strong, proud and independent democracy, israel in the heart of the middle east, is unshakable. nothing can change that in facing and a currency that's lost. 90 percent of its value, many lebanese count for basic meals during this fasting, month of ramadan, while bank ranks level and 3rd and the world for food price inflation. they know how to has more from northern lebanon. one

of international obligations. husband asked to unlock ports and to compensate for the damage caused to the latin republic, the authorities of nicaragua filed a lawsuit with the international court of justicewashington sent it to all four parties in the proceedings, refused to participate, saying that the court did not have enough authority, and then, in corporate style, blocked the corresponding resolution of the security council. in the end, not caragua. didn't even get compensation for the damage. and this is all the more surprising because during the sabotage the americans did not hide what they were responsible for, and the attack was needed in order to paralyze the military apparatus of the regime, and it's not all water. nicaragua was unilaterally removed from international law. did the united states suffer punishment no, even when the truth was revealed and the international court of justice ruled in the eider to unblock the ports of the united states. they simply removed this zone of their actions from international law. it turns out that the united states has long trampled on international law, violating a lot of taboos in diplomacy, politics, trying to crush the whole world unde

it also involves the international court of justice, which could be critical here. astrid? yes. so one of say what the debt you effort that you're mentioning is that when a want to, as a state is leading with other a pacific island states and to day, literally we're saying you are p and states. also joining our request for their international court of justice in the hague at to take this climate, climate change question and ah, analyze and conclude, what are the states obligations in regard to climate action? and this is very important. it will be done through an advisory opinion where there this air, international court of justice in the hate will be able to analyze, receive the documentation and conclude what are the obligation of states. and it's very important the lead for from one of our 2. and it's important to, to say that it started with the youth from one hour, by an iwatsu and the pacific islands, and calling the attention and action of the states. and now it's a global movement. and now it staves through like the, the procedure is through bay and un general assembly to

the international court of justice announced that the united states has violated international laws by blocking part of iran's assets and must pay compensation to iran . the hague court of justice the other is on the legitimacy of the positions of the islamic republic of iran and stating the actions of the violators that the united states of america government has violated the obligations contained in articles 3, 4 and 10 of the treaty of loyalty and economic relations and consular rights between iran and the united states on june 23, 1334. rejecting the american defenses , the court found the responsibility of the white house due to the lack of independence of iranian companies, the legality of the confiscation of assets belonging to the national bank, export bank, sepeh bank, export development company, communications infrastructure company, national shipping company, behran naft company, iran marine industrial company, and iran air mahrez. the hague, of course, did not accept iran's complaint regarding the confiscation of assets belonging to the central bank. the presidential legal

the international court of justice is set to decide what kind of action could be taken against countries that don't take action. >>> fifa said the decision is due to current circumstances , but israel's participation has provoked anger in the nation. it said they will announce a new host for the three work tournament that starts may 20 as soon as possible. it added that the indonesian soccer federation could face sanctions at a later stage. indonesian protesters, economic groups, and other political parties have demanded that israel should not participate. israel qualified for the first time since. people in indonesia voiced opportunity to host sing the inteational soccer matches for the first time. >> translator: my colleagues agree with the cancellation. we still have enough time to sort everything out. >> [ speaking non-english ] >> translator: mixing and politics and sports like this will cause a great deal, especially indonesian athletes. >> fifa said the date of the term and currently remain unchanged. >>> turning now to myanmar, where the party headed by the country headed by the

elections that were a year away, the legal victory of iran and the united states in the international court of justicegue court, the blocking of part of iran's assets, the violation of international laws, washington should issue red and orange warnings. meteorology for most regions, the temperature will decrease by 10 to 20 degrees and there is a possibility of hail in the northern and western half of the country tonight, it will start to snow and rain and the temperature will decrease from the north-western side. its details are government. the flags of palestine are raised on the hands of the fans of the swiss national team against the team of the occupying quds regime. indonesia's opposition to the participation of fifa withdrew the hosting of the under-20 world cup from jakarta, and from the world health organization on the ineffectiveness of the third round of the corona vaccine for healthy people, the necessity of the third round only for people over 60 years old and those with underlying conditions, in the name of allahur rahman mercy and blessings be upon prophet muhammad and his family mohamm

the spot and it is clear that this is very important and that is why first of all, the international court of justiceinternational court of justice, which is recognized by everyone, and the decisions it will make against victor 50,100 people, those are the ones who are the ones who have the most russian crimes among the military, who are there? 10-20 people, as much as you like, that is, a large number of verbs crimes were found there, it means that i will look for them in this world, it means that the verdict on them will be passed, but they did, but it is not about crimes of aggression , it seems that all ukrainians, well, at least they should have learned so that crimes of aggression will be discussed by a special international tribunal, and i wonder what the cycle will be from the moment the tribunal is created , it is clear that it does not exist. how much for us time will have to pass, although you said earlier, and i clearly remember that the history here will stretch in time , but putin is old, you say, you say that justice must come anyway. he won't have time, he'll die earlier well, listen

war against russia, the kremlin made another statement regarding the decision of the international court of justice , meanwhile, hungary has already refused to comply with the ruling of the international court of justice, referring to internal legislation, what is it about and what are the risks that other states will use such a mechanism, the signatories of the rome statute in brussels are discussing the supply of ammunition to ukraine , what exactly and in what quantity can the armed forces count on it. nova kakhovka the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine announced this evening that as of march 22, all units of the russian army that were stationed in the occupied nova kakhovka the city of kherson region was abandoned. however, literally a few minutes before the release, a correction appeared. i will quote the occupiers and are still temporarily in nova kakhovka. the information about the enemy's alleged withdrawal from this settlement was made public due to the incorrect use of available data, but we will definitely release nova as well. kakhovka was written by the general staff, althou

and they expect some national submissions to the international court of justice in an effort to narrow the eventual ruling of the judges. james base ouch is era at the united nations. this fierce debate over the right to mind the sea bed and the pacific for minerals essential to the renewable energy revolution. snicker, copper and cobalt. a sound in abundance on the ocean floor between hawaii and mexico. that many say deep sea mining shouldn't be allowed until we know more about the damage it could do to one of the last untouched parts of the planet. i environment editor nicholas reports 4000 meters, dean on the pacific sea floor. there is another world you couldn't make up a realm of predatory sponges and sailing cucumbers. ah, the remotest of all habitants. with extraordinary life forms from starfish, to invisible microorganisms buried in the sediment. but here to something else. those no jewels on the sea floor. every one of them is a nugget of nickel, copper, cobalt and manganese, formed over millions of years. there are billions of tons of them and their metals critical for the tr

yesterday, the international court of justice in the hague announced that the united states has violated international laws by blocking part of iran's assets and must pay compensation to iran . i will discuss this with the head of the international legal center the republic of mr. habibzadeh, greetings to you, yesterday on behalf of the government of iran in the hague court, dr. habibzadeh was convicted for iran's presence and he must pay compensation to iran . as a courtesy to you, dear radio viewers, i would like to point out to your excellency that the international court of justice has ruled that the extradition of the property of a number of iranian banks and companies by american courts was contrary to the country's obligations under article 155 of the law and regulations, that the american government must compensate for the damage caused to iran as a result to compensate for the confiscation of property, the wall also blocked and blocked the property of the government of iran and iranian institutions and banks in 2012, contrary to the month of 10155, for the government to invoke t

the aggravation of relations between the muz and the united states, which threatened the court with sanctions , moreover, for the first time in history, the international court of justicented to political considerations as the basis for making its decision, but even from a political point of view, arguments. judges little convincing the court not only rewarded the us but also sent a clear message to others. the more hostile the state behaves towards the court, the for the most part, it will be safe. what fate awaited without trial the woman was removed from office later? some time to avoid the hype and now a native of the gambia works as a high commissioner in the country's representation in london to take up the investigation. no one else has dared , we are witnessing an amazing phenomenon when one country is actually alone, as he believes the world hegemot, or can directly dictate its will to international structures, international organizations, international courts , exclusively, protecting its own interests. and we see that such a seemingly serious division of the united nations does not have any resources to resist this pressure. as a matter of fact, there is no

of the international criminal court. and has no obligations them. russia does not cooperate with disability and possible recipes as she who said for arrest coming from the international court of justice or the i c. c will mean nothing legally for us as she says, i'm done. actually earlier this week, chris spokesman and me trip hescol also said that russia didn't recognize the international criminal court undone and its jurisdiction. and he said that we do not recognize the court. i'm going to not recognize the jurisdiction at this court under actually those were his words. i actually know there was the reaction to the new york times the article in the new york times that actually festa mentioned that the i c. c intends to launch 2 case against russia. so the 1st one, of course, as we say, you discussed about suspicions of kidnapping, ukrainian children and transporting them to russia. and the 2nd one is about the deliberate attempts on civilian infrastructure. and there is no information about the backend, there were no, no information, the list of those keys. now we know them as the russian foreign ministry, also called fools accusations of forcible removal of mine is from ukrainian

and they expect some national submissions to the international court of justice and an effort to narrow the eventual ruling of the judges. james bay's al jazeera at the united nations. all new cars sold in the european union must be 0 emissions by 2035 under new law agreed by the 27 member countries. a target is designed to drive a rapid d combination of new car production in europe. it also requires all new car sold from 2030 to have 55 percent lower. c o 2 emissions competitor 2021 levels. transport accounts for nearly a quarter of current you emissions. the european court of human rights has begun hearing groundbreaking lawsuits against the french and swiss governments over there alleged failings to tend to take action against climate change. thousands of retired swiss women concerned about the consequences of global warming on their health, have taken their government to the court. and in france, a former mer alleges, but not enough has been done to protect life and prevent climate change. scientists say extreme weather, including life threatening heat waves and floods are becoming

court to define the obligations of countries to combat climate change. it was backed by more than $130.00 countries. the call for the international court of justice to provide advisory opinion on climate crisis was launched by the public of by new i to in 2021. courts opinion will be non binding but could help in future climate negotiations and lawsuits. there's that lunch to stay with us. witness continues next or the back shot to that with an usa. told me that if you can. thanks for watching. oh, well yeah, back end here. i'm going to go, go along with i did go feet, go and put me jo. communications really good as actually to show how to confer out . see snow melts is where does simon unplug, doesn't have fatal mcmay. sheila nicks didn't identity security, pause the kid, come in a severe scene with dan savoy, them and comment poll. combination. the hood of i to new i medical, if the lawyers could they see it in the here for new to tie a car to sudden hate. good mo, mescaline for some of our sac. this hello. yes, it's ellen. i don't know how bad the above tank. no. i mean, so, so before they could get married glow video and on a more fault and i

there is the case of the international port of justice, the national -- international court of justiceand the international court, is it's moving fast enough or is not moving along? tom: it is not moving best of. justice is -- moving fast enough. justice is very slow. there is lots of evidence. it continues to mount. they will be used for the prosecutions in the meantime. i am hopeful international community will pay greater attention to this crisis and these abuses. will focus, more pressure on the military junta. taking away its means of continuing the violations. providing basic support for the needs of the people. >> humanitarian aid for the rohingya has been declining for a couple of years now. is expected to fall even further this year. why do you think that is? how frustrating is that for you? you work so hard to try to ways -- raise awareness with the plight of the rohingya. and how their basic needs must be met. how difficult is that for you? wendy: very difficult -- ambia: very difficult. the rohingya cause is not only the political cause. there are other crisis moving around

stated, and at the same time the president of the international criminal court spoke or said that today's rabbits are an important moment in the process of justicernational criminal court and the execution of these warrants in general, it depends on international cooperation, what he said, i suggest you listen, according to international law, the occupiers are prohibited from moving civilians from the territory where they live to another territory, children in accordance with the geneva convention, they enjoy special protection, usually arrest warrants in such cases are secret in order to protect the victims, but the judges considering this case decided to make them public for the sake of justice and the prevention of future crimes. the figures for deported children may be higher, the decision of the international criminal court has already been supported by the head of european diplomacy, jose borel, who stated that the extradition warrants - this is the beginning of the prosecution process, the international criminal court can prosecute the senior leadership of russia for three types of violations of international law, war crimes, crimes again

quality of the cancellation of their sanctions is irrelevant after the verdict of the international court of justicetion of german chancellor schulz, who was very positive to this decision, and very interesting was the statement of the ministry of justice in germany that if putin comes to germany, he will be arrested there. is a very bad sign for the bloody dictator who unleashed such a terrible war, and i also want to say that this crime, kidnapping, stealing children, is the most heinous crime among all the many crimes and it is actually in this was accused of a dirty crime, but i want to remind you that he repeats the er-e of the ataman of the ataman empire sultan murad i in 1365, who created the er-e corps of janissaries , they kidnapped christian children, they taught ukrainian, polish, serbian , greek, bulgarian children and reeducated them, made them iron fierce muslims and but i want to remind you that today is the 21st century , not the 14th, and this crime will not go unpunished, as the prosecutor of the international criminal court said about it, in addition to khan, he emphasized that no

increase the suffering of prisoners and once again mock the results of the report the international court of justiceaunched a full-scale criminal investigation, but the americans. disobedient lawyers were immediately put in their place u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo will cite the court as untrustworthy political institutions masquerading as a legal entity, and in 2017 add that washington will revoke ben of the court's visa and even impose personal sanctions against the prosecutor, hinting at economic sanctions against the court if

in london, they collected almost 5 million dollars for the work of the international criminal court. justice ministers of 40 countries also discussed support in the investigation of russian war crimes in ukraine, the conference took place a few days after the icc issued a warrant for putin's arrest, accusing him of in the deportation of more than sixteen thousand children from the donetsk, luhansk, kharkiv and kherson regions to russia , president volodymyr zelenskyi also addressed the participants of the event, the circle of partners who are ready to work together to punish russia for aggression is inevitably expanding and making the prospect of punishment more and more realistic, it is not enough to bring those who are guilty to justice crimes caused by aggression also require a completely fair punishment of the law for the original crime itself, which gave rise to all other crimes this is what will ensure a special tribunal every day we are getting closer to its creation in the bakhmut area . constant positional battles are continuing there without much change. they report to the general

of ukraine at all levels , starting with the united nations , including working with relevant international structures, which i mentioned as the international criminal court, the international court of justicenizations of the united nations, including international non-governmental institutions that monitor such things, which give equal conclusions on equal levels, on different levels, in their conclusions , in particular, i really want to hear now the position of capacity of the international, which has repeatedly accused ukraine, including ukraine, of wrongful treatment of prisoners of war, but now i want to wait for the reaction of the international to this situation, because this structure is not a state international institution that monitors and violations of human rights and violations of the rules of war, etc. and i say that ukraine still needs to work at various levels to form, continue and expand this anti-putin anti-fascist coalition at the world level, and support for ukraine must grow at all levels and when putin and russia really find themselves in isolation, including from china, including from india, crimea, latin america, etc., but then it is real that can stop it, although

of international justice and accountability. many rights groups have called on the united nations security council to refer the abuses to the international criminal court. is that simply not happening because of russia and china? is that the main impediment here? >> it certainly is and has been for a very long time. it is worth mentioning as well that it is not even a veto at the security council that we have encountered and has been an obstacle. it is more of a threat of a veto. we have been advising security council member states to put forward a resolution that would not only call for the situation in myanmar and the rohingya situation to be referred to the international criminal court but would also mandate a global arms embargo. there has been resistance to advance a resolution in that regard. we do hope member states will move forward with that, but i want to comment briefly on the situation in the camps in bangladesh. the situation in the cans as well as on the island in our view constitutes a situation of mass armed detention. we have to call it what it is. this is a community of people whose human potential is being completely swallowed by the

. >> international court of justice there are so many things you can say about that. >> that i would y that decision is a major blow and in particular to us peacekeepers of bombing the marine corps period and we can those two that the us laws permitting the internal assets with other agencies too increment one —. >> you lead me to believe these decision is a major blowback. >> do you have any details on. >> a spoke to a number of colleaguesll to with the details and the sequencing i will get into that considering privacy considerationsns right now we are working round-the-clock to seek consular access with the russian federation and then to seek consular access to check over on this individual and ascertain their well-being. >> with the russian counterparts comment 40 jumping to the conclusion so it looks like already quick. >> what i would say to this first and foremost it is not helpful for anybody to get into hypotheticals right now that there is also no reason anyone should believe these charges are accurate. our priority is gaining consular access is something we would do with an

special tribunal for russia, the state department emphasized that the hybrid model of the international court of justice is considered the most effective that is, on the basis of the ukrainian judiciary with certain elements of international law. another option is on the agenda with the support of the un general assembly, however , there may not be enough votes to create a new institution. for the arrest of vladimir putin , the repressions in russia are becoming more and more absurd denunciations, and the rest and prison for the word war and criticism of the russian army in general, the sentence is more severe than announced for the murder, political scientists say the federation is rapidly sliding into the abyss of totalitarianism or will the persecution reach the scale of stalin 's times analyzed by olga zhydetska back in the old days by introducing punishment for discrediting the army russia launched a flywheel of repressions that in some places border on the absurd these days the mass media published the story of a jailed oppositionist and lyashin about a former policeman who ended up in the same pr

dozens, it 's already thousands of crimes that will be considered in courts and tribunals for more than one year, and if only the session of the international court of justicehat is , this military tribunal, starts, it will already be a precedent and then other international institutions will work. the task of domestic law enforcement agencies is to qualitatively document and therefore identify the criminals who shot our military. well, how difficult is it to do? i will tell you that it is difficult unequivocally. but in front of the current modern technology, it is all real and we know how many of those have already been established who are the pilots of the enemy planes who bombed and dropped bombs and missiles on ukrainian cities ? i would just like to remind you that the german foreign ministry promised ukraine help in the investigation of war crimes committed by the russian army in order to summarize the actual discussion of this topic, mr. mykhailo. well, we understand that this is not an isolated case. unfortunately, this is a case that was filmed and was thrown into the information space by the russians with a specific purpose and the main intellige

of state for whose arrest the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant after sudanese president omar albashir and libyan leaders, america duffy, the decision of the international court of justice can and should be arrested on the territory of countries that have ratified the rome statute, on the basis of which the court acts there are 123 such states, including great britain, germany, france, poland and the baltic states, ukraine signed this document but has not yet ratified it, russia and the united states first signed it but then withdrew it , however, american president joe biden welcomed the news of the warrant for putin well, i think it is justified the issue is that the iss is not fully recognized at the international level. but i think that this is a very strong position . he clearly committed war crimes. the position of the european union was voiced by the high representative of the eu of foreign policy and security jose borel, he also noted that this is only the first step on the way to bringing the guilty to justice, there can be no impunity for committing war crimes, the decision of the international criminal court to issue an arrest warrant for vladimir putin for t

system of the international court is the most important conditions for the stability and legitimacy of this organization, your activities contribute to the establishment of international justicehe personal status of this country and the unique composition of its judges. we are really waiting for a decision, not a continuation. well, actually, under the impression of this decision, putin quickly ran to occupied territories, well, you can say that, mark the territory in another way, it is difficult to call it, he went to mariupol, well, the chief so-and-so, you know the cry around it, that this is a very unexpected trip, that it is something very heroic, and that, apparently, for some reason, such an interesting narrative, i guess he went there because it is safe, no one i wouldn't take any intolerable risk, that is, mariupol is safe , this is our land, a safe land, as safe as sevastopol, as safe as rostov-on-don, although donetsk is already starting to sulk that i have reached donetsk, although already though it is understandable why because in mariupol - this is actually deep dust, the front line is very far away , here is the answer to donetsk, there is only one question. an

and where should the suspect putin be detained and will this affect the decision of the international court of justicelyak unraveled this tangle of international intrigues, china's seizure of russia , siberia, the russians put more than 50,000 signatures on a petition against the chinese expansions on baikal, the arrest of a planetary criminal, the international criminal court finally issued a warrant for vladimir putin, what does all this mean for our country, how will it affect the path to our victory, and what other intriguing puzzles you might not have noticed this week in ukraine, the things without which no great politics is done now , all together narrowed down to a strip as thin as a straw behind which a great player cannot hide either you are on the side of international law or you are on the team of cannibals washington chose a side at once but here is an attempt by beijing to squeeze into all the chaos it looks more and more indecent, the three-day war has been going on for more than a year, and the zone of moscow's so-called interests is beginning to slip out of the kremlin's hands. putin