security advisor john bolton who international with a passion have acted to be trump the international criminal court for fear they will make another rod for israel's back he rejects the national security advisor would reject the. because it was quite clear when he said that the international criminal court is dying before. has a hundred twenty three fully signed up members member states many of them american allies and water's a smack in the face for them is this a storm issue three despicable threat strength. if they dare to look at the allegations that come from american human rights groups ironically enough that in two thousand and three and two thousand and four they ran torture and death squads. but john bolton has a long history back in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine when i published my book on crimes against humanity he reviewed it for the moonie paper the washington times and the fanatically right wing paper and said this guy's a threat is a danger to america because he's arguing that america could should sign up to international justice which then was in its infancy but then the cour

genocide genocide there are two international arrest warrants out for your president from the international criminal courts those are still there well the fact that african union said that it is not having confidence in the international criminal court nor is the united states. also so many said was joining. this unanimity mading you know nudity against the i.c.c. tells us that whatever accuse asians or indictments issued by the i.c.c. are in fact meaning very little in the international community it was your predecessor abraham gun dog who did the negotiations with the united states to get the first group of sanctions lifted he before he left his job complained that sudan's diplomats were not being paid he won't be able to pay the rent on various of your embassies around the world doesn't the show one big problem area even though some of the sanctions have been lifted your economy remains in a dire state indeed it is facing a lot of a lot of problems because of the sanctions that were imposed on us by the united states of america you know a lot really and also some of the michelangelo's action that we imp

genocide genocide there are two international arrest warrants out for your president from the international criminal courts those are still there well the fact that african union said that it is not having confidence in the international criminal court nor is the united states. also so many said was joining. this unanimity mading you know any miti against the i.c.c. tells us that whatever accuse agents or indictments issued by the i.c.c. are in fact meaning very little in that the national community it was your predecessor abraham gun dog who did the negotiations with the united states to get the first group of sanctions lifted he before he left his job complained that sudan's diplomats were not being paid he won't be able to pay the rent on various of your embassies around the world doesn't the show one big problem area even though some of the sanctions have been lifted your economy remains in a dire state and it is facing a lot of a lot of problems because of the sanctions that were imposed on us by the united states of america you know a lot really and also some of the michelangelo's action that we impo

that has thing has in it is what's really are really kind of scary when you look at the international criminal court so we're talking about the i.c.j. which i think is funny because again it's this way don't believe in the eye of the day and the international criminal court we don't care but now all the sudden are like but they're using it when you don't care about anyway what will bolton have said about this really has less to do with iran and the palestinians than with the continued consistent policy of the united states to reject the jurisdiction of the international court of justice which we think is politicized and effective here's the problem you already said you weren't going to take that you weren't going to recognize the court anymore and whatever so why do you whereas as it's being politicized you're asking the court to make a political decision right and you're asking the anyone that's their own standard excuses that tablets like i mean the court or any kind of body of law whether domestically or or internationally goes against their political ideology or whatever they're trying to live a

our former senior commander of a ugandan rebel group is on trial at the international criminal court for war crimes and murder dominic on when was a member of the lord's resistance army during the twenty year civil war has now come web reports from kitgum the army's link to the deaths of one hundred thousand people and the abduction of twenty thousand children in the gloom of the carb i was sixteen years old when rebels abducted him forced him to meet a late and killed and mutilated him to eventually escaped and opened this bar in northern uganda now it's his livelihood but he told us he struggles with the memories every day. i kept complaining that enables tactic and me from my home so they cut off my finger and part of my lips to punish. the rebel lord's resistance army fought the government in northern uganda for twenty years it was one of africa's longest and most brutal civil wars there was a ceasefire in two thousand and six by then the n.r.a. had forced thousands of children to become soldiers and sex slaves this man dominic on when was also abducted as a child now he's standi

french polynesia accuses france of nuclear colonialism in the international criminal court, in connection with dozens of nuclear tests carried out in the south pacific. time for today's business news. you are starting with the imf warning that global debt has reached record lows. steven: a staggering $182 trillion in 2017. that is 50% more than at the start of the financial crisis. but the international says the government could raise qs amounts of new revenue if they manage their public assets better. beential receipts could worth as much as 3% of national income. tradeis a danger that barriers posted global economy. >> while it is tempting to be a bit depressed about this hopeful,ve, i a am because ththere is a clear appetite to improve and expand trade. think of this flurry of welcome discussions and propoposals to strengthen the wto. or think of all the trade deals , the regional african trade agreement, and the progress made on the u.s.-mexico-canada deal. delano: christine lagarde speaking there. ministers have agreed to new emissions limits for 2030? stephen: a 35% reduction in co2

bolton says one should welcome the murder by strangulation of the international criminal court russia or the no longer an i.c.c. signatory says the usa is breaking post world war two legal norms joining me now is one of the world's greatest human rights lawyers geoffrey robertson q.c. jeffrey thanks for coming back on since you were on louie braun cooper the lawyer has died what would you say is his legacy around the world before we get to the salumi was a great great lawyer he was a maverick in the sense that he took on popular causes but he's legacy for free with speech in particular was great for a lot of important free speech cases in the sixty's and he was. chairman of the index on censorship he stood up for the underdog and for businesses prisoners that write a state sentences he in particular and he did it mostly for free he was an inspiration to my generation and he died at ninety two still writing books he was a figure a think most steve paul and in taking on the establishment which was why he was never a point to do you should have been a lord he had the intellectual firepow

with crimes of genocide do you think we're any closer to that actually happening to the international criminal court somehow stepping in and prosecuting members of myanmar as military for this i wish i could say that we were security council has been completely paralyzed in terms of referring the situation of me and maher to the international criminal court as you know china not would not support that kind of referral as a essentially a protector of the me and my government and the united states itself under the top administration has. vehemently criticised in a sea of its this court and so in many directions there is not that likelihood what we have instead is a possible referral through crimes and bangladesh to the criminal court because the genocide committed by the government of me and maher has extended into an across the border yes. tony from from your perch there in d.c. how much do you think the need to movement has as played an inspiration in the nobel committee awarding the peace prize this year to these recipients well i certainly can't comment on all the things that influenced the nobel

reject the jurisdiction of the international court of justice which we think is po lit siced and ineffective. it relates obviously in part to our views on the international criminal court and the nature so-called purported international courts to bind the united states. >> closing doors in the en, you won't -- mr. bolton: closing doors that shouldn't be open, that politicized abuse which is what we have consistently seen in the i.c.j. john? >> thank you, mr. ambassador. as you know yesterday the french government denounced the iranian government for a terror plot in paris against the national council of iranian resistance a leading group opposing the ayatollahs. were you aware of that? was that a factor in any of the decisions you have made withdrawing from these two protocols? mr. bolton: these decisions were made before we were aware of the french decision. i have to say what the french have done is exactly the right thing they arrested, and other european governments arrested, acredited iranian diplomats, accredited iranian diplomats, for conspiracy to conduct this attempted assault on the rally in paris. so that tells you, i think, everything you need to know

this latest judgment by the international court of justice over these a rainy and sanctions well as i mentioned donald trump slammed just last month the international criminal court. and threats. thrown about and this is what he had to say last month. as far as america is concerned has no jurisdiction no legitimacy and no authority. play near universal jurisdiction over the citizens of every country. violating all principles of justice fairness and due process. well let's have a look at that judgement today that's come from the international court of justice all men state well they were asked to rule on a number of sanctions that were imposed on iran by the u.s. don't trumpet ministration back in may of this year now international court of justice has decided today that some of those sanctions must be lifted these are sanctions over relation to things such as medicines and medical aids also some food stuffs that go to the country as well as speier parts and associated services for the civil aviation authority said essentially parts of planes to ensure that aviation moves safely in the country the i.c.j. also said that the u.s. had violated terms of the nine

that's why if you create one of these international tribunals or you were to go to the international criminal court or the international court of justice to resolve this then that international tribunal wouldn't have to deal with these issues of the in their play between domestic turkish law and international law with regard to what can take place in an embassy who has jurisdiction etc there's going to be too many and there intern a turf wars between turkey and saudi arabia if there was a prosecution in turkey and so that's why the fairest the way to get that resolved is the have it in the international tribunal and let me bring you in head and google in on turkey its human rights record what's the will see how they what's the what's for you the real concerns well in terms of turkey i think that the previous guest articulated that very well we have seen aired one move against him courts and judges and individuals that were perceived to be in any way not aligned with everyone so i think that we do have some concerns about the. fairness of the process in the case of turkey and in addition obviously a

well unfortunately the international court to which you allude to doesn't exist there is indeed an international criminal court that operates under the auspices of the united nations but it is not a place where will states they bring prosecutions against people who have committed crimes against their citizens or in this case not even against their citizens but against their permanent residence that doesn't exist it would be a better world if it did but it doesn't and indeed the united states of course is famously not a party even to the treaty of rome that established the international criminal court so that is not a viable option and i certainly agree that although it's theoretically possible and i emphasize the word theoretically that someone could be put on trial in saudi arabia i'm not naive enough to think that that would actually happen so i suspect that the answer to this question is that there may not be legal recourse but that does not mean that that's the end of the analysis there should be and can be and should be diplomatic recourse there can be sanctions by way of economic sanctions diplomat

argentina can only chile peru paraguay and so on say that the majority should go to the international criminal court that's just after he's been recently seen with the chinese authorities will it's going back to the old days as the united states used to have the entire latin american continent its so-called leaders as its stooges basically who would say what they what the united states wanted them to say when you when you mention if we go back to the the unapproved use that is news we don't hear about. there's been an attempted coup in nicaragua a coup by the united states very very similar to the one that carried out in one addressed in that by very similar to the one it once to carry out in venezuela but it's failed indic iraq right now that failure is on approved therefore we don't really hear about it we hear obsessive lee venezuela has the kind of syria in the news of of the latin american continent i mean going back which i think a little bit of the background is necessary when you i read just before i came in here. a study by the university of the west of england into b.b.c. reporting all of

our former senior commander of a ugandan rebel group is on trial at the international criminal court for war crimes and murder dominic on when was a member of the lord's resistance army during the twenty year civil war has now come web reports from kitgum the army's link to the deaths of one hundred thousand people and the abduction of twenty thousand children in the gloom of the carb i was sixteen years old when rebels abducted him forced him to meet a late in kill me to lated him to eventually escaped and opened this bar in northern uganda now it's his livelihood but he told us he struggles with the memories every day. i kept complaining that enables tactic and me from my home so they cut off my finger and part of my lips to punish. the rebel lord's resistance army fought the government in northern uganda for twenty years it was one of africa's longest and most brutal civil wars there was a ceasefire in two thousand and six by then the n.r.a. had forced thousands of children to become soldiers and sex slaves this man dominic on when was also abducted as a child now he's standing tr

broadcast that that we asked him whether turkey is willing to present this case to the international criminal court he said for now we don't have such an intention but as long as the international community it takes an initiative and kerry is this kerry is the out to international criminal court we are ready to cooperate and we are ready to share every evidence however as i say all the time the key point is your mark has shook his body as long as the body is not found this investigation process will not be completed and it will not be taken to a judicial process to try those eighteen people who have been who have been arrested in saudi arabia for so-called reasons but. they are not telling where damascus should just by the is despite the so-called corporation and i was then with the three. secu turkish persecutors are not able to do an autopsy on samantha's shook his body is this will remain as a lark and the saudi crown prince will appear in more international events. soon and thank you c.n.n. can so move in and. the son of john murtha shogi hasn't arrived in the u.s. after being allowed to leave

has been completely paralyzed in terms of referring the situation of me and mar to the international criminal court as you know china not would not support that kind of referral as a essentially. protector of the me and my government and the united states itself under the top administration has. vehemently criticised in a sea of its this court and so in many directions there is not that likelihood what we have instead is a possible referral through crimes in bangladesh to the criminal court because the genocide committed by the government of me and maher has extended into and across the border yes tony from from your perch there in d.c. how much do you think the need to movement has as played an inspiration in the nobel committee awarding the peace prize this year to these recipients or certainly can't comment on all the things. influenced the nobel committee to make this great choice to the most deserving winners but it's clear that. the set of issues around continuing sexual violence ranging from sexual violence and conflicts which is what dr macwhich in puns.

turkey's foreign minister said and when we asked whether this case should be carried out to international criminal court he said we don't have such an intention yet but if there is a demand from the international public international community or the n.g.o.s we would do our best to assist off course it everything is a process and a long progress in order to carry out this case through international criminal court again you need to have jamal just body and as long as we don't have damascus shook his bed it buddy whatever all global politicians say or the prosecutors try to do it will be difficult to come to an end hasn't. seen him because so. the eldest son of germanic shoji has a right in the u.s. after being allowed to leave saudi arabia so a lot of shogi met the crown prince mohammed bin sandman on tuesday the photo opportunity was widely criticized as insensitive mike hanna has more from washington the u.s. state department has welcomed the saudi decision to lift the travel ban on to sochi and it's emerged that the secretary of state played a major role in this decision it would appear the state depa

well going back to what trump said just a few weeks ago in september about the international criminal court he actually was angry threatened and attacked it take a listen to what he said at the time. as far as america is concerned the i.c.c. has no jurisdiction no legitimacy and no authority. the i.c.c. playing near universal jurisdiction over the citizens of every country. violating all principles of justice fairness and due process. well let's take a look at now today that ruling by the i.c.j. they stated that the usa must remove some of the sanctions that are imposed in may this year this is the same time that the usa withdrew from the iranian nuclear accord it said that those sanctions that much lift include allow. such as medical aid medicines into the company the country as well as spare parts and other things relating to the civil aviation authority so so airplanes except it also said that it had violated that treaty which might pompei is said will now essentially be scrapped that treaty that's lasted since one thousand nine hundred fifty five we've heard from toronto or on obviously

the findings of the inquiry his foreign minister is saying turkey will cooperate if the international criminal court launches an investigation vasta as a new report adds to a growing weight of evidence linking the saudi crown prince to the crime according to intelligence sources reuters news agency reports that mohammed key aide gave real time instructions over skype to the hit squad whilst they killed. in the meantime the head of the cia has landed in turkey looking for more information to get to the white house as donald trump's latest comments put the killing down to a plot gone. all the story keeps on moving we have our correspondents across all the latest developments we have jamal and as tom bowman will go to him in just a moment first though to set him. in and said i'm president of the ones announcement the hill reveal the naked truth in the next hour but also heard from the foreign minister that tekken will cooperate in any international investigation office slightly mixed messages we're getting here. well yes probably everyone is thinking the same way because presidential spokes of rime kow

for a few weeks in the hopes of negotiating a peaceful evacuation with the residents the international criminal court has warned that a forced evacuation of the bedouin people. could constitute a war crime. in afghanistan say a roadside bomb has killed at least eleven people including several children in the eastern province of. the attack raises the number of people killed and wounded to nearly two hundred during the country's parliament elections almost nine million people were legible to cost ballots turnout was larger than expected even as poll chaos cause delays and violence maad voting. dozens of people died across the country in a wave of attacks on the first day of voting. in the capital kabul a suicide bomber attacked a polling station. both the local islamic state affiliate and the taliban have threatened violence during the elections. despite the danger many people seem eager to vote almost nine million are registered to cast their ballots in the election for the lower house of parliament. afghans have expressed cautious hope. it's their right to vote today i came out here and voted for my

has asked the international criminal court in the hague to acquit him of crimes against humanity or has been in detention for several years and on trial of the i.c.c. since twenty sixteen he faces four counts of crimes against humanity for his alleged involvement in deadly violence after the country's disputed twenty ten presidential election. rights groups in iraq are sounding the alarm over a number of recent killings of high profile women the latest death was twenty two year old iraqi model and instagram star tara fires who was shot dead in her car in baghdad last week iraq's prime minister has ordered elite intelligence units to investigate the murders. in spain's catalonia region protesters are marking the one year anniversary of a referendum on breaking away from madrid the vote was banned by the spanish authorities and plunged the country into a political crisis a year later pro independence demonstrators have been rallying in their streets demanding that their voices be heard. was. independence activists marching in the streets of the catalan capital barcelona they also sat down

for a few weeks in the hopes of negotiating a peaceful evacuation with the residents the international criminal court warned that a forced evacuation off the big one people in the con could constitute a war crime. at least twenty two people have been killed and one hundred seventy one injured in a train derailment in taiwan the poor huma express train was traveling from taipei to title a city on the south east coast now the reason for the disaster is still and clear. more than fifty people have been killed during violence in afghanistan's first parliamentary elections in eighty is voting was extended to stand or to sunday at many polling stations off to take nickel and organizational problems the previous day turnout was larger than expected with around four million people costing their votes. thousands of central american migrants who've joined together to journey north have resumed their march off to illegally crossing into mexico they vow to continue on to the intended destination the united states prison donald trump has threatened to deploy troops to the us mexico border if the migrants are not

still ahead on al-jazeera standing trial at the international criminal court the commander of a group linked to one hundred thousand deaths we report from uganda. rallies on the right protests on the left and bring you the latest numbers increasingly divisive presidential election campaign. i will say some cooler air extending into parts of northern europe over the next couple of days behind they slide of cloud just spilling out of scandinavia not a grassy sink its way further south was allowing some cold notably blast by the end of next week ahead of that cold enough for the south quite lively showers down towards italy and the balkan southern parts of italy seeing some really heavy rain most of back in the mix in some shop showers longer spells of right western side of the mat someone driving terror that has been recently signs that cooler up to the north london is struggling to get to twelve degrees celsius nonsenses there in moscow here's a very a cloud here that's going to continue seeking its way further south with the cold air tucking in behind that quite a brisk wind as well w

for a few weeks in the hopes of negotiating a peaceful evacuation with the residents the international criminal court warned that a forced evacuation of the bedouin people in holland. could constitute a war crime. turning out of the eastern german city of the eastern divided today by a dual demonstrations thousands of anti racism activists they're calling for respect inclusion and human rights this is a response to another demonstration also underway right now organized by an anti islam and team aggression group known as begin its mark on the fourth anniversary of its founding. is of movement rather than a political party campaigning against what it sees as the is the my position of europe the far right populist which is now the main opposition party in parliament has called piggy its natural ally. it is really a blue croft is reporting for us from a dresden we have got to see you give us a sense for the mood in the city today. well the whole day has been a mixture of i'd say relaxed tension or tense relaxation on the a sorry excuse me that could be a side you have all the usual rhetoric of anger and

for a few weeks in the hopes of negotiating a peaceful evacuation with the residents the international criminal court warned that a forced evacuation of the bedouin people. could constitute a war crime. thousands of central american migrants who have joined together to journey north have resumed their mobs off to illegally crossing into mexico they vowed to continue on today intended destination the united states president donald trump has threatened to deploy troops to the us mexico border if the migrants on stop. for more on this story i'm joined by the. good to see you you have been following this story for quite some time just bring us up to speed on the background of this story well for many of these migrants that the majority of them in fact are from honduras and they began their journey in this kyra. and as it's being cold over seven hundred kilometers from where they are at the moment those images that we've been seeing from the mexican border are in the town a few that evaluable which is down here between guatemala and mexico and many have been traveling from not just honduras but also nicar

few weeks in the hopes of making oshea to a peaceful evacuation with the residents the international criminal court will end that a forced evacuation off the one people in alabama could constitute a war crime. eighteen people have been killed and more than one hundred seventy injured off to a train derailment in northeastern taiwan some of the carriages overturned in the crash which could when the cause ran with the tracks on a bend near a station investigators say they're still investigating the cause of the accident. rebels have killed at least fourteen civilians and abducted at least a dozen others in the eastern city of beneath in the democratic republic of congo militia violence in the area has hampered if it's to contain an ebola outbreak which has already killed more than one hundred and fifty people. well forty's in afghanistan say a roadside bomb has killed at least eleven people including several children in the eastern province of nanga heart dozens of others were killed in early in nearly two hundred attacks across the country despite the violence and technical problems at the polling s

this is a pattern that even applies to the us approach to the international criminal court . we appreciate the efforts of the european union, russia, and china. in supporting the implementation of the jc poa and considered the full realization of the commitment stipulated in it the precondition for the survival of the significant accompaniment of diplomacy unlawful -- constitute an economic terrorism and a branch of the right who developed the economic wars that the united states has initiated. under the rubric of new sanctions, not only the iranian people but also entails harmful repercussions for people of other countries. that war has caused a disruption in the state of global trade. the iranian people have demonstrated their unwavering resilience during the past 40 years. despite the difficulties and constraints caused by sanctions and have shown that they can overcome this difficult phase as well. the multi-millennial history of our country demonstrates that iran and iranians have never broken in the face of a storm of events , not even -- i say here in clear unambiguous

adviser stays in washington who will review rethink remans but leave american exposed the international criminal court powers up to this same body or does washington ten minutes from some of its a round function of. the british prime minister attempts to dogs off mounting pressure to resign make it a left of no confidence from her own part. the members just moments before giving a speech. also this hour donald trump warns the king of saudi arabia that he wouldn't last two weeks without the u.s. military as the us president continues to accuse opec of influencing oil prices. he said.

the laws of the international criminal court for crimes against humanity these strong suit aims to bring forward. even french presidents since the start of the nuclear test countries. they just decided to go really far away from crawls twenty thousand kilometers in the south pacific and do it in the. lead say in our peril the ice. from the pacific ocean. why. why. now still ahead on the program here on. minimum wage workers claiming benefits have a moral not just a moment. you cannot operate as united nations this is not just one rob but you n.d.p. world health organization and in fact other international organizations like the international committee of the red cross you cannot work in a place like gaza with pragmatic cooperation with the local authorities which are hamas in this case here or has been for most of the last few years. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected . so when you want to be president and you. want to. have to go right to the press this is what the four three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the water

that's why if you create one of these international tribunals or you were to go to the international criminal court or the international court of justice to resolve this then that international tribunal wouldn't have to deal with these issues of the in their play between domestic turkish law and international law with regard to what can take place in an embassy who has jurisdiction etc there's going to be too many and there intern a turf wars between turkey and saudi arabia if there was a prosecution in turkey and so that's why the fairest the way to get that resolved is the have it in the international tribunal and let me bring you in hebron kugel in amman turkey its human rights record what's the will see how they what's the what's for you the real concerns well in terms of turkey i think that the previous guest articulated that very well we have seen aired one move against courts and judges and individuals that were perceived to be in any way not aligned with everyone so i think that we do have some concern concerns about the. fairness of the process in the case of turkey and in addition obvious

and that's why you create one of these international tribunals or you are to go to the international criminal court or the international court of justice to resolve this then that international tribunal wouldn't have to deal with these issues of the in their play between domestic turkish law and international law with regard to what can take place in an embassy who has jurisdiction that cetera there's going to be too many endure in their native turf wars between turkey and saudi arabia if there was a prosecution in turkey and so that's why the fairest the way to get that resolved is the have it in the international tribunals out and let me bring you in head in kugel in amman turkey as human rights record what's the will see how shall they what's the what's for you the real concerns well in terms of turkey i think that the previous guest articulated that very well we have seen aired one move against courts and judges and individuals that were perceived to be in any way not aligned with everyone so i think that we do have some concern concerns about the. fairness of the process in the case of turkey

security adviser says washington will review its agreements that leave america exposed to the international criminal court hours off the same body oldest washington to lift some of its around sanctions. the british prime minister attempts to dance off mounting pressure as to reason may get some modicum of no confidence from their own party members just moments before giving a key speech. also this hour donald trump was the king of saudi arabia but he wouldn't last two weeks without the u.s. military the u.s. president needs to accuse opec of influencing oil prices. is it going. well protecting you you might not be there for two weeks without us you have to pay for your village and also mixing big politics with that.

the laws of the international criminal court for crimes. begins to money teach these last few games to bring forward only when sandra president since the start of a nuclear test country. we decided to go really far away from. twenty thousand kilometers in the south pacific and do it in the. lead say in paradise. in the process of course it. why why. international still ahead this hour saudi arabia is under growing pressure from the west over the disappearance of a journalist in turkey that among the stories just after the break. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or some want to. have to go right to be close this is what the three of them all can't be good. interested always in the waters in the. first ship. you cannot operate as united nations this is not just one rob but un d.p. world health organization and in fact other international organizations like the international committee of the red cross you cannot work in a place like gaza with pragmatic

has been completely paralyzed in terms of referring the situation of me and mar to the international criminal courtas you know china not would not support that kind of referral as a essentially. protector of the me and my government and the united states itself under the trumpet ministration has vehemently criticised. of its this court and so in many directions there is not that likelihood what we have instead is a possible referral through crimes in bangladesh to the criminal court because the genocide committed by the government of me and maher has extended into an across the border yes. tony from from your perch there in d.c. how much do you think the need to movement has as played an inspiration in the nobel committee awarding the peace prize this year to these are snippets well i certainly can't comment on all the things that influenced the nobel committee to make this great choice to the most deserving winners but it's clear that. the set of issues around continuing sexual violence ranging from sexual violence and conflicts which is what dr mccuaig and ponzi has focused on to continuing sexua

earlier this month, a prosecutor with the international criminal court said the planned demolition could constitute a war crime. a migrant caravan making its way to the u.s. border from central america, crossed into mexico this weekend amid ongoing threats by president trump. hundreds became stranded as fences blocked their injury new mexico with some spending the ninight on the open air bridge. many eventually resorted to swimming or crossing the river in makeshift rafts. all the reports of clashes with mexican forces of the guatemala-mexico border emerged over the weekend, the caravan is estimated to have topped 7000 people as it continues to make its way north. this is honduran migrant mario. >> we ask the government of this country to give us a hand, to allow us through. it is very complicated in our country. honduras is complicated. we really don't want to be there. that is the truth. the poverty is terrible. we have children to support and there is no work. amy: president trump repeatedly has threatened to send u.s. military troops to the souththen border unless the caravan turns a

has been completely paralyzed in terms of referring the situation of me and mar to the international criminal court as you know china not would not support that kind of referral as a essentially. protector of the me and my government and the united states itself under the top administration has. vehemently criticised in a sea of its this court and so in many directions there is not that likelihood what we have instead is a possible referral through crimes in bangladesh to the criminal court because the genocide committed by the government of me and maher has extended into an across the border yes. tony from from your perch there in d.c. how much do you think the need to movement has as played an inspiration in the nobel committee awarding the peace prize this year to these are snippets well i certainly can't comment on all the things that influenced the nobel committee to make this great choice to the most deserving winners but it's clear that. the set of issues around continuing sexual violence ranging from sexual violence and conflicts which is what dr mccuaig and ponzi has focused on to continui

i suggest putting into the mix talking about the international criminal court if the story from the turkish people are true, a 15-member hit squad, and the crown prince himself should be indicted. our government does not take part in that. maybe we cannot do anything that way, but there should be a giant petition going with a lot of american citizens and then that congress also promote the idea. this man is a butcher. it has to stop. i am so glad finally some in congress are talking about it. let's see if they will stand up to it. this is president trump's lowest moment, and he has had so many low moments. we have got to act on it. thank you very much. guest: yes, as the caller said, the u.s. is not a party to the international court of justice, but we do have the global magnitsky act and congress has triggered that, which requires the administration to do its investigation, identify individuals responsible. we are to go forward on that. period -- 120-daytime where theme period administration has to respond to the congressional call. host: you were talking about the benefit of the doubt a m