we want the help of the members of the international court criminal court to open to help us open an official investigation and this war crimes against the israeli prime minister and defense minister and others or officials we have a guest now in the human rights council calling for an investigation committee we won the support of the international community to send and compel israel to accept this investigation committee to begin its work that's that's what we need but then you know if you feels that they can continue building settlements massacring palestinians and then it's business as usual and their occupation and their the militia of arms and collective punishment and then and then business as usual if i say there are people who tell me this is not realistic how can we be part of making peace while we treat as i like this israel has a government that in one partner we don't have a partner in israel for peace anymore this israeli government is there to destroy that was their solution and to destroy hope for peace mr arafat you made it clear on a number of occasions that you d

government accountable now we have made it a fair deal for them to national criminal court we want the help of the members of the international court of criminal court to open to help us open an official investigation and this war crimes against the israeli prime minister and defense minister and others or officials we have a guest now in the human rights council calling for an investigation committee we won the support of the international community to send and compel israel to accept this investigation committee to begin its work that's that's what we need but then a view of feels that they can continue building settlements massacring palestinians and then it's business as usual and their occupation and their demolition of homes and collective punishment and then and then business as usual if i say there are people who tell me this is not realistic how can we be part of making peace while we treat as well as us israel has a government that is one partner we don't have a partner in israel for peace anymore this israeli government is there to destroy that was their solution and to destroy hope for peace mr arafat you made it

the international criminal court? international criminal court?ts. many women were able to identify... were able to identify... relatives, they can identify the uniform the soldiers were wearing. uniform the soldiers were wearing. audience about a couple of the stories you heard from them? stories you heard from them? heard from the other person on the show. just absolutely horrific. uniformed members of myanmar's security forces, normally soldiers. security forces, normally soldiers. leave the survivors of these rapes with terrible trauma. it is very effective. effective. remembering what has happened to you and your community. and your community. it makes returning very hard to your home. returning very hard to your home. raped, tied to a tree, dragged on the ground —— one 15—year—old. the ground —— one 15—year—old. many days to reach the safety of bangladesh. the interesting thing is... go ahead. sorry. see the kind of statements or action from that group we were hoping for. from that group we were hoping for. sanctions on individuals most resp

government accountable now we have made it a fair deal for them to national criminal court we want the help of the members of the international court criminal court to open to help us open an official investigation and this war crimes against the israeli prime minister and defense minister and others or officials we have a case now in the human rights council calling for an investigation committee we won the support of the international community to send and compel israel to accept this investigation committee to begin its work that's that's what we need but then of you feels that they can continue building settlements massacring palestinians and then it's business as usual and their occupation and their demolition of homes and collective punishment and then and then business as usual if i say there are people who tell me this is not realistic how can we be part of making peace while we treat as well i guess israel has a government that is one partner we don't have a partner in israel for peace anymore this israeli government is there to destroy the two state solution and to destroy hope for peace mr arafat you made it clear

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they are looking to take the government to international criminal court. oke with him earlier today. >> we will submit the report directly to the international criminal court. that is one of the recommendations of the panel of experts. we will also work with member order to convince them to refer this report to the icc. these planning to work on until september. we expect to have support for this case. hardy case, we are working and we already received some interest from member states. we are moving fast. shery: will you prefer this report to the icc by september? >> no. we will send it today directly. shery: what do you expect to happen once the icc opened an investigation into mr. maduro and his regime? >> we expect justice. movementot a political or political approach. we are looking out for the victims. this was denied by the venezuelan regime. rape,ictims of torture, political imprisonment during these years. the relatives of the victims who have been killed during these years. during demonstrations. executions. specter ofide different aspects of this

yet claimed responsibility the palestinian foreign minister has referred israel to the international criminal court following recent bloodshed on the gaza border palestinians are calling for an immediate investigation into alleged israeli crimes more than one hundred people have been killed in recent weeks israel says it is defending its border against terrorists a court in germany has rejected the move by prosecutors to rearrest the kettle on separatist leader carlist which demotions german prosecutors argued new evidence from spain showed that the cattle on a leader was provoking bonds which has been in germany since he was arrested on an international warrant two months ago. or doubts over next month's scheduled summit between leaders of north korea and the u.s. are growing today u.s. president double trump warned of a possible delay as he welcomed his south korean counterpart to the white house the two discussed trade between their two countries and upcoming talks with north korea trump said he still believes north korean leader kim jong un is serious about denuclearization but the plane summit

making news around the world the palestinian foreign minister has referred israel to the international criminal court following recent bloodshed on the gaza border palestinians are calling for an immediate investigation into alleged israeli crimes more than one hundred people have been killed in recent weeks israel says it is defending its order against terrorists iran has dismissed u.s. threats of sanctions calling them funny and ridiculous or any of president hassan rouhani was responding to the u.s. secretary of state my own pale pale warned iran to expect the strongest sanctions ever if it did not stop enriching uranium. authorities in hawaii say the lava flowing from the kill way a volcano is producing toxic clouds as it reaches the pacific ocean residents are being warned to stay away from the fumes a dangerous mix of hydrochloric acid steam and extremely fine shards of glass the lava haze or leis can cause lung damage and i and skin irritation of course here in germany has rejected a move by prosecutors to rio arrest the catalan separatist leader carlos bridged among the german prosecutors arg

not stop enriching uranium the palestinian foreign minister has referred israel to the international criminal court following recent bloodshed on the gaza border palestinians are calling for an immediate investigation into alleged israeli crimes more than one hundred people have been killed in recent weeks israel says it is defending its border against terrorists. facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg is set to face a grilling from lawmakers in brussels today they want to know how data from millions of facebook users were leaked to a political consultancy employed by donald trump they also want to know why facebook failed to reveal the leak despite being aware of its existence as early as two thousand and fifteen the meeting comes three days before a major new data privacy law comes into the effect in europe. if his two day appearance before the u.s. congress last month was any indication members of the european parliament can expect a suited respectful guest. well congressman congressman congressman congressman congresswoman building at the grilling in congress politicians were at times blunt your user

the palestinian foreign minister has referred israel to the international criminal court following recent bloodshed on the gaza border palestinians are calling for an immediate investigation into alleged israeli crimes more than one hundred people have been killed in recent weeks israel says it is defending its borders against terrorists. now a group of foreign journalists as arrived in north korea at the invitation of supreme leader kim jong un they've been granted access in order to what witness the planned dismantling of the put engineering nuclear test site in the north west of the country the promise to destroy the facility is viewed as a goodwill gesture i had a very historic summit with u.s. president donald trump next month. bad bad guy is a senior fellow for asia from the german council on foreign relations here in the boat and welcome to d w. will journalists witness a functioning nuclear test site being dismantled well that's the official test site of where all the tests happened there were of course rumors that the test site has called ups during their previous nuclear test th

committing crimes against the humanity and could set the stage for an investigation by the international criminal courtively to the secretary-general earlier today. we will submit the report to the international criminal court. that is one of the recommendations of the panel of experts. the second thing we are doing is working with member states in them to refernce this report to the icc. to work on this from now until september. we expect to have supporters for this case. in any case, we are working hard some interestved from member states come in so we are moving fast about this matter. >> you are saying you will refer this port the icc why september? >> know, we will send it today directly. >> what to do expect to happen once the icc opens an investigation into mr. maduro and his regime? >> we expect to justice. is not a political movement or political approach. we are looking for justice for the victims. this justice was denied by the venezuelan regime during those years, victims of torture, rape, political imprisonment. of the victims have been killed during these years. have a wide spectrum of di

to be referred to the national -- international criminal court, well, the international criminal court lays responsibility on individuals for the commission of crimes against humanity not on states. so you can't get any more personalized in terms of sanctions. and countries will have to -- the latin american countries, members of the oas or observers of the oas, a number of european countries will be potentially good candidates to join this effort and refer the report to the international court. and that will be perhaps a good opportunity to good, you know, collective action strategy among the countries. so-- thank you. >> it's very clear and the venezuelan crisis is not your typical, if we can say that, latin american crisis, this is different, this is historic in a negative and different way and requires in some ways a historic and strong response from the international community in my view. i am delighted on behalf of the council of the americas with the depth and timeliness and the sophistication of this conference. it's been fabulous. i would love to extend it, we simply don't hav

israeli is seeking to block the international criminal court from carrying out the war crimes inquiry. israel is not a member of the court. to see our full coverage of the palestinians march of return demonstrations and the israeli military's brutal crackdown, go to democracynow.org. voters in georgia, texas, arkansas, and kentucky headed to the polls tuesday to determine a number of key primaries and it was another big night for female democratic canandidates. in georgia, stacey abrams made history by becoming the first african-american woman to win a major party's nomination for governor in u.s. history. if abrams wins in november she will become the first african-american governor in the deep south since reconstruction. this is stacey abrams speaking at a victory rally in atlanta. >> we must remember we are in -- atate where the red state where martin marched on ballot boxes. a georgia that gave us the godfather of soul, the queen of the met, and sent a peanut farmer to the oval office. that is our georgia. amy: meanwhile, in houston, texas, lupe valdez made history by becoming the

rerter: e international criminal court now even has its own cyber-investigators.hey examine data, check for manipulation, or proof of authenticity. but the digital evidence is never the sole source of evidence. deleine: but we're also sort of then going off and looking r other sources to corroborate the information that's contained in a video or a photograph, so at could be witnesses again, it could be documentation, so there's a number of different other sources that we're looking at. reporter: using technology to document war crimes and human rights violations is particularly useful when public authorities fail. in the case of the mexican students who were kidnapped, one gornmentncy stroye rerdings of cctv camer thforensic architecture team digitally reconstructed the footage to show what was ignored by the official probe. irving: our project cannot answer the main question of where the students are, but it can trigger further inspections. reporter: that's certainly what omar is hoping for. that night in iguala still haunts him. omar: even if we get justice one

it's with ththe help of such recordings that the international criminal court in the hague has issued an arrest warrant against the man. the coururt uses technology to investigate remotely. madeleine: it's a great opportunity for us, because suddenly there's this wealth of information out there. not all of it's going to be relevant, but there's this information that we suddenly can have access to in a pretty efficient manner, possibly from a spot that we can't access. reporter: the internrnional criminal court now even has its own cyber-investigators. they examine data, check for manipulation, or proof of authenticity. but the digital evidence is never the sole source of evidence. madeleine: but we're also sort of then going off and looking for other r sources to corrobore the information that conontained in a v video or a photograph, o that could be witnesses again, it could be documentation, so there's a number of different other sources that we're looking at. reporter: using technology to document war crimes and human rights violations is particularly useful when public authorities

the palestinian foreign minister is calling for the international criminal court to launch an immediate investigation into the recent violence on the gaza border last monday the israeli military shot dead scores of until capacious protesters in that besieged on klav it came as the u.s. completed its controversial relocation of its embassy to jerusalem. the u.n. is also said to start its own probe into whether israel committed war crimes. ah. but not only. was that of course the. earth. was. worth the earth. with. the last week the un's human rights council passed a resolution condemning israel's actions as wholly disproportionate saying that they amounted to an indiscriminate use of force britain was among fourteen countries that abstained and there are also reports this morning the british diplomats planned to visit the new u.s. embassy in jerusalem despite earlier condemning the move the position of your kingdom is we don't agree with the decision of the u.s. to to move their embassy we continue to think that that's the playing the wrong card at the at the wrong time but we remain abs

prosecutors from the international criminal court have arrived at the democratic republic ofongo in central africa following allegations of war crimes against peaceful protesters. dozens of people have been killed in recent mths in mathematicians organized by the catholic church, calling for free elections and for president joseph kabila to step down. anas fergal reports from kinshasa, people are not in need of humanitarian aid. there is are some distressing scenes. in a vast and divided, powerful forces preaching defiance, chlenging the state. the priest warns against corruption, citing the parable of judas and the 30 pieces of silver. in a country where roughly half te population is catholic, church has the power to mobilize across ethnic and social groups. the catholic church is part much broader coalition of civic activismbo that has come because of a sense that politics is tainted heresi. the opon is deeply divided , probably because the government has become so good at the litics of divide and rule. the cost is high. church-sponsored protestsct to freeions have been attacked. here at

exercises its rights as a state party to the rome statute to refer the situation to the international criminal court for an immediate investigation. genie: israel is calling on the move for ant that investigation, saying the palestinians are exploiting the world's top court for political gain. here in france, we are facing another massive strike today, which some say could be the biggest in 10 years. public-sector workers are joining real workers in protesting the french president's business-minded reforms. their walkout will affect schools, flights, and some energy infrastructure. it is the third major stoppage since macron's election one year ago. for more, let's bring in catherine norrison trent, in the heart of paris. how bad are things today? so far, the workers who are coming out on strike enjoying the protest march in paris are still gathering in the place de la republique. the unions have their vans and loudspeakers blaring music. we have to see how many people join this protest mark -- march. the unions were hoping to get more people out than they did three months ago, march 27, the latest

palestinian foreign minister is calling for the international criminal court to launch an immediate investigation into last monday's violence on the gaza border the u.s. opening its relocated embassy in jerusalem sparked a mass protest resulting in the deadliest clashes between palestinians in the israeli military since twenty fourteen the un's also set to start its own probe into whether israel committed war crimes. the odds but i. didn't really believe that of course there. were. no it was not to the best of luck and. was. worth. with. the last week for un human rights council passed a resolution condemning israel's actions as wholly disproportionate and described it as an indiscriminate use of force but it was among fourteen countries that abstained there are also reports now to the british diplomats are planning to visit the controversial u.s. embassy in london despite earlier condemning the move. the position of your kingdom is we don't agree with the decision of the u.s. to to move their embassy we continue to think that that's playing the wrong card at the at the wrong time but we remain a

during the norm berg trial and in terms of the rome statute for the international criminal court was held to be the biggest human rights violation of office as noted as the crime of crimes and that was aggressive war or are crimes against the peace that is precisely what the united states in terms of its war of intervention right against korea committed so when we're talking about the greatest human rights violation of all we're talking about u.s. aggression on the korean peninsula and there has been a staggering culture of immunity and impunity that has evolved in the wake of that i had to. confess and christina right at the end of the show i'm just i have time to just also. who has been walking on the korean peninsula and doing diplomacy for such a long time this moment how would you describe this moment we're in right now this is a really remarkable moment we've never seen this confluence of factors. you know president who wants to engage north korea a u.s. president who wants to be seen as a great deal maker in north korea competent. nuclear power and i think that presents a real

the palestinian foreign minister is calling for the international criminal court to launch an immediate investigation into recent violence on the gaza border last monday that israeli military shot and killed scores of unarmed anti occupation protesters in the besieged enclave that came as the u.s. completed the controversial relocation of its embassy to jerusalem the un is also set to start its own probe into whether israel committed war crimes. the was the car that was not of course that was the cause was and it was not the others. that it was. the was. the. was or was there was the last week the un's human rights council passed a resolution condemning israel's actions as wholly disproportionate saying that they amounted to an indiscriminate use of force britain was among fourteen countries which abstained there are also reports that british diplomats planned to visit the new us embassy in jerusalem despite earlier condemning the move the police are the only came to me as we don't agree with the decision of the us to to move their embassy we continue to think that that's the playing th

the chief prosecutor of the international criminal court has arrived in the democratic republic of congoagainst civilians. the catholic church is one of the groups demanding justice. it says its supporters have been shot and beaten during peaceful protests calling for the resignation of presidentjoseph kabila. the congo has seen years of conflict, fuelled in part by its vast mineral wealth. the united nations says 13 million people there are in need of humanitarian aid. the uk is the second biggest donor. 0ur africa editor fergal keane's report from the capital, kinshasa, contains some distressing scenes. bells ringing. in a fast and divided land, a powerfulforce is preaching defiance, challenging the state. the priest warns against corruption, citing the parable ofjudas and the 30 pieces of silver. in a country where roughly half the population is catholic, the church has the power to mobilise across ethnic and social groups. the catholic church is part of a much broader coalition of civic activism that's come about because of a sense that politics is tainted here. the opposition is dee

the holy month of ramadan the palestinian foreign minister has referred to israel to the international criminal court following recent bloodshed on the gaza border palestinians are calling for an immediate investigation into alleged israeli crimes more than one hundred people have been killed in recent weeks israel says it is defending its border against terrorists. and iran has dismissed u.s. threats of sanctions calling them bridge to killis iranian president hassan rouhani was responding to the u.s. secretary of state mike calm pale pompei a war in iran to expect the strongest sanctions ever if it did not stop enriching uranium a court here in germany has rejected a move by prosecutors to rearrest the catalan separatist leader carlos pushed him up the german prosecutors argue new evidence from spain showed the exiled catalan leader was provoking violence against spanish authorities who still has been in germany since he was arrested on an international warrant two months ago the court said he can remain free in germany pending a decision on his extradition to spain facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg

be the case in the future that the un security council discusses referring this to the international criminal courturmese themselves. and if that happens, they will then consider whether crimes against humanity have ta ken consider whether crimes against humanity have taken place. nick beake in myanmar. you‘re watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: who says you need to see the pitch in order to play football? we will tell you why children injapan have not let a bit of water stop them from playing the beautiful game. nothing, it seems, was too big to withstand the force of the tornado. the extent of the devastation will lead to renewed calls for government help to build better housing. internationally, there have already been protests. sweden says it received no warning of the accident. indeed, the russians at first denied anything had gone wrong. only when radioactive levels started to increase outside russia were they forced to admit the accident. for the mujahideen, the mood here is of great celebration. this is the end of a 12—year war for them. they've taken the capital, w

to be referred from the criminal court and the international criminal court has responsibility on individuals [inaudible] state. you cannot get any more personalized in terms of sanctions. members of the oes are european countries will be good candidates to join this effort every for the report. that would be a good opportunity for collective action strategy among the countries. thank you. >> the venezuelan crisis is not your typical latin american crisis. it requires a historic and strong response from the international community in my view. i am delighted on behalf of the council of america's with the depth and timeliness, and sophistication of this conversation. it's been fabulous. i hope you will all come back to the council. my only regret is it takes a humanitarian tragedy to bring such wonderful speakers and analysts to the table. on behalf of the council, please accept our thanks and congratulations. please join me in thanking the panel. [applause] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible co

the palestinian foreign minister has referred israel to the international criminal court following recent bloodshed on the border with gaza palestinians are calling for an immediate investigation into alleged israeli crimes more than one hundred people have been killed in recent weeks israel says it is defending its border against terrorists. let's go now live to the european parliament where mark zuckerberg is due to take the stand and face a grilling from fifteen a you parliamentary these. gather all. the units that are the united are good friends of the president of president roosevelt that for the first time the meeting is being web stream and the reason why the meeting thing web streamed is the presence of mr talk about the founder of facebook you see the meeting will conclude at seven thirty thank you the same sort of things i want to be fish and this is an important market respects because i was european parliament and european citizens that are represented here in this room all political groups are presence here you can explain what happened inform them of what you have done to so

well the palestinian foreign minister is calling for the international criminal court to launch an immediate investigation into recent violence on the gaza border last monday the israeli military shot and killed scores of unarmed and occupation protesters in the besieged on clay came as the u.s. completed the controversial really. cation of its embassy to jerusalem the un is also set to start its own probe into whether israel committed war crimes with was the cause but not only was the article that was or. wasn't it was not the others. that it was. the was was. was was there was. the last week of the un's human rights and council passed a resolution condemning israel's actions as wholly disproportionate saying that they amounted to an indiscriminate use of force britain was among fourteen countries which abstained there are also reports that british diplomats planned to visit the new us embassy intrusive them despite earlier condemning the move the police of your kingdom is we don't agree with the decision of the us to to move their embassy we continue to think that that's playing the wrong

civilians who do not pose a danger is illegal, that's an israeli human rights lawyer, and the international criminal courte, this is a terror activity, very clear terror activity. these people are setting kites on fire and sending them over the border and they're trying to put our cities in flames. this is something very similarto flames. this is something very similar to sending rockets on the other side of the border, it has exactly the same devastating results. i think we should target our criticism to the terrorist activities, not towards israeli democracies and keeping its borders. we have to end it there but minister tzipi hotovely, ithank we have to end it there but minister tzipi hotovely, i thank you very much for being on hardtalk. thank you, thank you very much. hello. once any early rain clears easternmost parts of england as thursday begins, what follows will be a lot of fine, dry weather. here's the weather front, it's going to drag its heels for a little while on thursday morning across eastern england and elsewhere you can see some fine weather, but a hint of showers following towards the

as calling for the international criminal court to launch an immediate investigation into last monday's violence on the gaza border the us opening its relocated embassy in jerusalem there last monday sparked a mass protest resulting in the deadliest clashes between palestinians in the israeli military says twenty fourteen the un is also set to start its own probe into whether israel committed war crimes. odd. little of that of course the good. work you know we. were out. there. with. us last week the u.n. human rights council passed a resolution condemning israel's actions as wholly disproportionate and described it as an indiscriminate use of force britain was among fourteen countries that abstained there are also reports of them to where next the british diplomats planned to visit the controversial u.s. embassy in jerusalem despite earlier condemning the move the police of your kingdom is we don't agree with the decision of the u.s. to to move their embassy we continue to think that that's playing the wrong card at the at the wrong time but we remain absolutely committed to a two stat

for up to two and a half thousand homes palestine's foreign minister has called on the international criminal court to investigate israeli settlements in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem they considered illegal under international humanitarian law thousands of workers in greece have walked off the job as a protest against a new wave of austerity measures that will kick in after the summer labor unions have called for a twenty four hour general strike against their reforms which are part of greece's bailout agreement with foreign lenders. schools have been closed and flights have been disrupted hospitals only have emergency staff he says latest bailout ends in august but the austerity measures will continue for at least two more years. john psaropoulos has more from athens. these people are protesting against a mix of austerity policies each of which was justified as an emergency measure to balance the budget but cumulatively and over eight years that mix is becoming explosive taxes have gone up throughout the crisis to continue to raise sixty billion dollars a year even as the economy shra

there are two ways of doing that, one is in the international criminal court, the second would be forovernment to do that themselves. bangladesh.n. and for themalized an mou repatriation process to be under international standards. swiss police say a sixth person has died after an unexpected snowstorm trapped a group of alpine hikers in switzerland. one other person remains in critical condition following the sunday storm in an area six miles west of switzerland's famed matterhorn. looking for one million people anding to share their dna 10 years of health habits in the interests of science. the doctor of the national institutes of health quality national venture that will transform medical care. global news 24 hours a day on air and at tic-toc on twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. shery: thank you. president trump has until may 12 to decide whether the u.s. will withdraw from the nuclear deal with iran. the consequences are likely to be felt from the middle east war zones to oil markets. here t

calling it a historic step toward justice, the palestinian foreign minister asked the international criminal court-- open an immediate immediate investigation into the killing of palestinian protesters. andsked for accountability respect for the law. there are six new confirmed cases of ebola in congo as the country tries to contain the deadly virus. says thereministry are now 28 confirmed cases of ebola and doesn't more -- dozens more expected cases. the virus has a 90% mortality rate. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more -- over 120 countries. david: thank you. mark zuckerberg is back in front of lawmakers, this time testifying in the eu parliament, expected to say the same thing he has told countless journalists and lawmakers, sorry. sarah, welcome. it strikes me that there is a difference here. we have a new regulation coming into effect this friday in europe. eu regulators have been much more willing to do something with respect to tech then u.s. regulators. sarah: this is a completely different environment than

outside the settlements that are already built palestine's foreign ministers called on the international criminal court to investigate israeli settlements in the occupied west bank and in east jerusalem they are considered illegal under international humanitarian law. thousands of workers in greece of walked out in protest against a new wave of austerity measures that will kick in after the summer labor unions called for a twenty four hour general strike against the reforms which are part of greece's bailout agreement with foreign lenders schools have been closed and flights disrupted hospitals only have emergency staff on hand greece's latest bailout ends in august but the austerity measures will continue for at least two more years less reports. these people are protesting against a mix of austerity policies each of which was justified as an emergency measure to balance the budget but cumulatively and over eight years that mix is becoming explosive taxes have gone up throughout the crisis to continue to raise sixty billion dollars a year even as the economy shrank by a quarter pensions have been cut