torturing women and destroying ancient monuments in mali's timbuktu is on trial at the international criminal court in the hague us and our abilities as charged with war crimes and crimes against humanity. also in the hague the international court of justice is usual on counsel's legal bed to remove the air blockade imposed by 4 arab states it's now been more than 3 years since saudi arabia the u.a.e. bahrain and egypt imposed a land sea and air embargo on cata. explains. folk atari's this has been a long battle for many friends in the international court of justice is the issue its verdict on a dispute over a space riots it's begun in june 2017 when saudi arabia u.a.e. and egypt serve their ties with qatar and imposed a sea blockade. qatar took the case to the un calling on the international civil aviation authority to declare the blockade illegal as part of the dispute the blockade in countries have barred qatari aircraft from entering their airspace which qatar says violates the convention on international civil aviation referred to as the chicago convention the blockade in countries challenge t

a molly jihadist accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity is underway at the international criminal court in the hague has signed i got the door mohamed mahmoud headed the islamic police in the mali and city of timbuktu and west africa prosecutors allege he was responsible for torture rape and sexual slavery but his defense lawyers say he's unfit for trial due to post-traumatic stress disorder pandemic safety measures meant followed proceedings from behind plexiglass because the international criminal court in the hague charges him with crimes against humanity and with serious war crimes. one basket. in the period between april 20th and january 2030 in all the members of the dean organization forced the people of mali to follow its ideology and committed serious engine crimes in doing so. as chief of regional police is said to terrorize the people of northern mali his atrocities are alleged to have been directed particularly at women torture rape sexual and sleeve meant forced marriage. other accusations include the enforcement without due process of punishments like the public severance

torturing women and destroying ancient monuments in timbuktu is going on trial at the international criminal court in the hague ali hassan is charged with war crimes and crimes against humanity. or kosovo as president husham toci is being questioned for a 2nd day at a special court also in the hague of war crimes he's accused of murder and torture during kosovo's fight for independence from serbia in the late ninety's that she denies the allegations and says he stands for truth reconciliation and peace but he announced he will resign if the court decides he must face trial. it's now been more than 3 years since 4 arab states imposed a land sea and air embargo on cata its legal bid to remove the air blockade now hinges on a ruling by the international court of justice due to be issued on tuesday barra has a preview. this has been a long battle. the international court of justice is the issue its verdict on a dispute over space rights. it's began in june 2017 when sandy arabia u.a.e. but her reign and egypt severed ties with qatar and imposed a land sea and blockade qatar took the case to the un cal

he's now at the international criminal court accused of crimes against humanity and war crimes including the torture rape and sexual slavery of women and girls forcing them into marriage with al-qaeda linked fighters in an interview with al jazeera at the time he said that he was only applying islamic law in defending muslims his men were also ordered to desecrate and destroy 700 year old shrines of the saints so he goes black civilisation museum director calls the destruction a despicable crime that also needs to be punished. it is more than a crime against humanity it is a crime against faith he destroyed monuments that are important to to move to before or harvard were imagined timbuktu was the center of learning students from europe persia and the middle east would come to listen to lectures from black muslim teachers on subjects such as science chemistry and medicine in this museum are just a few artifacts from that time this room is dedicated to black civilization and religion but look at it. it's almost empty because a proportion of it was stolen during colonial times and can be f

health workers there have now urged the international criminal court to investigate president bolsonaro'sernment, accusing it of crimes against humanity over his handling of the pandemic. almost two and a half million cases have been recorded since march, more than 87,000 people have died. the pressure may be easing in brazil's big cities like sao paulo at the moment, but concern is growing for smaller towns and cities in the country's interior. health care services are more basic. katy watson reports from campinas, 100 kuh millimetres or so from san paulo. it's a virus on the move, heading to areas that have time on their side as they watched the big cities struggle. yet they too have found themselves unprepared. retirement homes have been badly hit by covid—19 in recent weeks, but this one is trying not to become another statistic. they've had to be creative about keeping their residents active and, so far, it's paid off — there haven't been any cases. translation: this situation is really worrying. it's been the worst month of the pandemic here in campinas, so we have doubled down on i

international criminal court to investigate presidentjair criminal court to investigate president jairus. 2.4 million cases have been recorded and almost 87,000 have died. the pandemic is raging in sao paulo, there are now concerns for smaller towns and cities where health provision isa cities where health provision is a more basic. katy watson reports 100 kilometres from sao paulo. it's a virus on the move, heading to areas that have time on their side as they watched the big cities struggle. yet they too have found themselves unprepared. retirement homes have been badly hit by covid—19 in recent weeks, but this one is trying not to become another statistic. they've had to be creative about keeping their residents active and, so far, it's paid off — there haven't been any cases. translation: this situation is really worrying. it's been the worst month of the pandemic here in campinas, so we have doubled down on isolation. but it's exhausting. there comes a time when we can't let the disease take over. this horrific situation we're experiencing now. it was a while before the virus took

investigators from the international criminal court are in libya to inspect mass graves to look into whether it was or khalifa haftar has committed war crimes. santa maria there in doha with the world news from al-jazeera coronavirus news that iran's president has declared more than a quarter of iranians may have been infected with the virus. demanding justice protesters in france marked 4 years since the death of a young black man in police custody. that cannot. read. and the tributes keep pouring in for civil rights icon john lewis who's passed away the white house says it will fly the american flag at half staff in his honor. so in libya this saturday the international criminal court is there on the ground tasked with investigating a warlord of a possible war crimes investigators from the i.c.c. have arrived in tripoli's to look into acts committed by forces loyal to after that is expected to include a visit to the mass graves found in tire hunan last month the 3 person team will also investigate booby traps left behind during a retreat by have to fight his in residential areas so

in brazil, one of the world's worst—affected countries, calls for the international criminal court tok at the government's handling of the crisis. and remembering an icon. civil rights leader john lewis lies in state in the us capitol rotunda, the first black lawmaker to be honoured there. hello, welcome to bbc news. the number of coronavirus cases around the world are escalating at an alarmingly rapid rate, with the total approximately doubling in the past six weeks. the figure now stands at 16 million, with the last one million cases, taking just four days. in the past 2a hours, there have been more than 55,000 new infections in brazil, 53,000 in the united states and a8,000 in india. here's what the director general of the world health 0rganisation had to say. almost 16 million cases have now been reported to who, and more than 640,000 deaths, and the pandemic continues to accelerate. in the past six weeks, the total number of cases has roughly doubled. in brazil, the pandemic is one of the world's most severe. health workers there have now urged the international criminal court to

investigators from the international criminal court are in libya inspecting mass graves and looking into whether warlord khalifa haftar committed war crimes. but from doha everyone i'm come on santa maria with the world news from al-jazeera deadlock over a deal despite marathon talks on a compromise off the e.u. leaders differ over a coronavirus pandemic recovery fund also with iran's president declaring more than a quarter of iranians may have been infected with corona virus we look at whether the world's facing a far bigger health crisis than 1st thought. we cannot. weak. and the tributes keep pouring in for the civil rights icon john lewis who's passed away the white house says it will fire the american flag at half staff in his own. so it's starting in libya where a team from the international criminal court is now on the ground tasked with investigating a warlord of a possible war crimes investigators from the i.c.c. of arrived in the capital to look into acts committed by forces loyal to kind of a half that is expected to include a visit to the mass graves found in tarahumara last

the international criminal court begins its probe into alleged war crimes carried out by forces loyal to the libyan warlord highly for half that. bloom barbara sorry you're watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up 25000000 people infected millions more at risk iran's president warns his country's fight with coronavirus is far from over in the u.s. congress loses a man described as its conscience john lewis the civil rights hero who shared a dream with martin luther king dies aged 80 and french protesters marched to remember a young black man who died in police custody his family continued their campaign for. the welcome to the program investigators from the international criminal court are in libya's capital tripoli to look into whether forces loyal to warlord the have to have committed war crimes the 3 member team is expected to visit mass graves found in total now which is 60 kilometers south of the city last month's they'll also investigate booby traps set to during a retreat by half their fighters in residential areas south of tripoli the i.c.c. team says it's received

investigators from the international criminal court arrive in libya to look into whether the warlord. has committed war crimes. again peter will be here in doha you're watching al-jazeera also coming up in the next 30 minutes iran's president says more than a quarter of iranians 25000000 people may have been infected by coronavirus. friends. time. united nations secretary general and highlights urgent global inequality especially in the wake of the virus pandemic. demanding justice protesters in france mark 4 years since the death of a young black man in police custody. investigators from the international criminal court have now arrived in the libyan capital tripoli to look into whether the forces loyal to the warlord have committed war crimes the 3 member team will investigate after this 14 month siege of tripoli mass graves and bodies were found in the city of tire last month his fighters left behind booby traps and improvised explosive devices south of tripoli after they retreated. joins us live from tripoli actually started their investigation now. well peter the government of na

accused of torturing women and destroying ancient monuments in timbuktu goes on trial at the international criminal courts. thank you very much for joining us the international court of justice has ruled in favor of qatar in his dispute with 4 blockading arab states which as seen qatar prevented from flying over the air space the un's aviation branch will now settle the dispute it's been more than 3 years since saudi arabia egypt and bahrain imposed a land sea and advocate on qatar. do you call one of unity more rejected to the other for all by the kingdom of bahrain they are up above because of egypt the kingdom of saudi arabia and the united. 2 by 15 baltic one. told me that the council of the international civil aviation organization has been doing to day. submitted to you by the government of the state of other wanted to october 27th the and the seed of the occasion you submissively are let's bring in al-jazeera step boston who's outside the course in the hague this was an unprecedented situation for the international court of justice said step a very complicated case it was deciding on to appeal case

has great antipathy towards even the idea of the international criminal court bill clinton. as president helped to negotiate the rome statute of the international criminal court made sure that its provisions particularly to go after countries for wars of aggression. he made sure that those provisions were weak that the i.c.c. was weak and then he backed out of the i.c.c. all again the u.s. is not even a party to the u.s. also does not sign on to as you talk about the book the convention of the elimination of all forms of discrimination against women nearly every country has signed on to it but not the u.s. is that same reasoning behind the eyes if they are why is it the u.s. won't sign on to the. well the u.s. in this case has a very specific reason because that convention requires equal pay for equal work of course as we know the u.s. does not have legal protection for equal pay for equal work we know in practice women make a fraction of what men do for the same work and so the u.s. didn't want to sign on to a convention that would require it to fix that problem yeah you're

he's now on trial at the international criminal court, accused of crimes against humanity and war crimese not only tortured and raped women, he forced young girls into sexual slavery for al qaeda linked fighters. when asked by the judge whether he pleads guilty or not, he replies "i cannot answer the question." yet, in this 2012 footage secretly filmed by al jazeera, he is seen ordering muslim men and women to be publicly flogged. he explained he is applying islamic law and defending muslims. to men were also ordered desecrate and destroy 700-year-old shrines of sufi saints. burned 4000s police ancient manuscripts dating from the 13th century in timbuktu. french and u.n. peacekeeping troops had been deployed, with a unique mandate to not only protect civilians, but also protect islamic world heritage sites. but al qaeda affiliates and the islamic state in the greater sahara continue to wage war against the government. a recent u.n. investigation accused malian troops and armed militias of torturing and killing civilians they are meant to protect. >> this style does not operate in a vacuu

he's now at the international criminal court accused of crimes against humanity and war crimes including the torture rape and sexual slavery of women and girls forcing them into marriage with al qaeda linked fighters in an interview with al jazeera at the time he said that he was only applying islamic law in defending muslims his men were also ordered to desecrate and destroy 700 year old shrines of soupy saints so he goes blank civilization museum director calls the destruction despicable crimes that also needs to be punished. it is more than a crime against humanity it is a crime against faith he destroyed monuments that are important to timbuktu. before oxford or harvard and timbuktu was the center of learning students from europe persia and the middle east would come to listen to lectures from black muslim teachers on subjects such as science chemistry and medicine in this museum are just a few artifacts from that time this room is dedicated to black civilization and religion but look at it it's almost empty because a proportion of it was stolen during colonial times and can be found

and a team from the international criminal court the i.c.c. is now on the ground to investigate possible war crimes committed by forces loyal to warlord only for have to are expected to include a visit to the mass graves last month the 3 person team will also investigate booby traps left behind by have to ask fighters south of tripoli. to see credible information regarding 11 mass graves containing men women and children. are wired is in tripoli with more details on the i.c.c. investigation the government so far seems to be reluctant in revealing the details about the team's. details exactly but we know from sources with the government of national accord nearly $225.00 bodies have been recovered from the mass graves around the city of lahore now and also last secret notorious prisons as you know that we reported that in the past few weeks about the secret prisons will have to opponents including civilians in women were told sure of it and murdered and voted in the mass graves that's according to eyewitnesses government officials and local offi

man accused of torturing women and destroying ancient monuments in book 2 starts at the international criminal court. hello the winter has arrived to some portions of the southeast of australia it's generally clear those you can see for the last year as this massive cloud here is tied to a system bringing the rain across towards the north island of new zealand look at this it was a foggy start to adelaide on tuesday morning in fact a grounded the airplanes for a while it made for a very nice morning walk though as you can see there elsewhere upper to the story mount is about the snow $45.00 centimeters have come down already and this lady using her siberian husky to take her along to collect the mail now that could be some more snow in the fall cause that really is the fairly clear picture we could you see want to the eastern side of new south wales and that is the rain beginning to push in wednesday and thursday into western australia 21 in perth on thursday despite the fact we've got that rain pushing in it could be heavy at times. and the winds fairly brisk and still those showers lingering along

going to have to apply rules the fact that they try to escape that by running away to the international criminal court judge a force or court of justice did not add much to their gimmicks and then today this has really blown up on their faces it went back to the international signal mr ition and we know where it's leaning so now the question is whether they will treat empty any punitive action on the part of you that the very issue on arms will have to act. or whether they will wait until they are totally embarrassed that you know with a lot of dressed down by the united nations arms for them to do something i suggest and seems like everyone else suggests around the world is that a silly arabian there he needs to get to the we need to really admit their fear the need to listen to the united nations supervision or international. court of justice and just basically lift the blockade because it is really a waste of time we're still in the g.h. and frankly it's always a it's a lot of global warming for all these employees that just have to go through all of what iran in order to go back south and so so fo

meanwhile investigators from the international criminal court are in libya's capital tripoli to examine whether forces loyal to warlord. have committed war crimes the 3 member team is expected to visit mass graves found in that who now which is 60 kilometers southeast of tripoli last month the i.c.c. team says it's received credible information regarding 11 mass graves containing men women and children. well it's 9 years since the u.n. security council unanimous. slieve referred reports of atrocities in libya to the i.c.c. granting judges jurisdiction to investigate possible war crimes and crimes against humanity the investigation into half that and his forces included allegations of massacres kidnappings torture and mass burials also under the scanner alleged war crimes such as the bombardment of civilian areas as well as the targeting of hospitals and medical workers during have tars 14 month siege of tripoli the i.c.c. is also investigating reports of booby traps and improvised bombs planted in homes by have tars fighters as they've retreated from the capital's suburbs but more the b

starts at the international criminal court. still not feeling very much like summer across central and northern areas if you're this cloud as well giving a little bit and we've also got one to rain showers meanwhile we've also got some pretty good weather though some places this is in central switzerland look at this is the voice river and you can see here's how she a title of a so this writing the bore as it travels up the river to go through wednesday plenty of can throughout much of central europe as i say even if it's not rainy it's pretty much is really all below par for this time of year just 19 degrees in london cloudy skies but the rain is generally felt that the central regions down into northern areas of italy some heavy rain pushing into western as russia as well actually declining as we go into thursday and really just a very unsettled picture 3 much of mainland europe although slightly improving picture across the northwest the best sunshine will be across portugal and spain but damage wise london for the next few

i'm kemal santamaria with the news hour from al jazeera investigators from the international criminal court in libya to inspect mass graves and to look into whether war khalifa haftar has committed war crimes also with iran's president declaring more than a quarter of iranians may have been infected with coronavirus look at whether the world is facing a far bigger health crisis than we thought. a total failure opposition leaders in mali condemn regional mediation efforts and continue their demands for the president to quit. but cannot. reach. and the tributes keep pouring in for one of the last members of martin luther king's in a circle civil rights icon an american congressman john lewis has passed away at the age of 80. and in sport here with hamilton clinches pole position for the hungaroring ground the defending formula one world champion will start at the front of the grand for the 90th time in his career. so we're starting in libya where a team from the international criminal court is now on the ground tasked with investigating a warlord over possible war crimes investigators from th

court over his handling of this pandemic a coalition of health professionals wants the international criminal court to challenge. but crimes against humanity and genocide monica yant i have reports from near to. these nurses may not have been able to prevent covert 19 from claiming so many lives in brazil but they're stopping the traffic in rio de janeiro to let people know why they're losing the fight and even some of their own 500 frontline health workers have died and 170000 have been infected and they blame the government. that's why he joined a coalition of trade unions representing 1000000 health care professionals to take president also nat'l to the international criminal court they accuse him of genocide and crimes against humanity for downplaying the virus and ignoring their rights to basic safety measures you know their health care workers have to find their own means to get tested that's absurd if we don't know who are sick will be spreading the disease to all those who are treating including prisoners indigenous people brazil is facing the largest health care crisis in its history unemp

investigators from the international criminal court arrive in libya to look into whether the warlords have to as committed war crimes. he was a pioneer of the u.s. civil rights movement congressman john lewis has died at the age of 80. mali's protest leaders refused to back down on demands for the president's resignation dismissing regional mediation efforts. also ahead fire rages through the historical fetal moments in western france that dates back to the 15th century. we begin in iran where the president hassan rouhani says 25000000 iranians have been infected by the coronavirus that's more than a quarter of the population rouhani says another 35000000 are at risk in the real figures from the health ministry or far higher than the official number iran is the hardest hit country anywhere in the middle east has no card to get paid leave out of mohammed one of the most important matters is that here is to medical recommendations and social distancing to limit the spread of the corona virus according to the ministry of health estimates 25000000 iranians have been infected with the coro

for one we're looking at libya where a team from the international criminal court is now on the ground tasked with investigating a warlord of a possible war crimes investigators from the i.c.c. are in tripoli now looking into acts committed by forces loyal to come. after that is expected to include a visit to the mass graves found in tucker who now last month the 3 person team will also investigate booby traps left behind during a retreat by half his fighters residential areas south of tripoli the i.c.c. says it's also received credible information regarding 11 mass graves containing men women and children so let's start with the one who in tripoli with more details on the investigation the government so far seems to be reluctant in revealing the details about the team's. details exactly but we know from sources with the government of national accord nearly $225.00 bodies have been recovered from the mass graves around the city of lahore now and also last secret notorious prisons as you know that we reported that and the past few weeks about the secret prisons where opponents including

health workers that have now urged the international criminal court to investigate president bolsonaro'sy over its handling of the violence. almost 2.5 million cases have been recorded since march and more than 87,000 people have died. the pressure may be easing in brazil's big cities like sao paulo, but concern is now growing for smaller towns and cities were healthcare services are more basic. katie watson reports from campenas, 100 kilometres from sao paulo. it's a virus on the move, heading to areas that had time on their side as they watched the big cities struggle. yet they too have found themselves unprepared. retirement homes have been badly hit by covid—19 in recent weeks, but this one is trying not to become another statistic. they've had to be creative about keeping their residents active and, so far, it's paid off — there haven't been any cases. translation: this situation is really worrying. it's been the worst month of the pandemic here in campinas, so we have doubled down on isolation. but it's exhausting. there comes a time when we can't let the disease take over. this ho

mass graves have been discovered at one of his former strongholds the international criminal court is due to send a team to libya later this month to investigate mahmoud reports from tarhouni where many of the atrocities are said to have taken place the tiny concrete part of a secret prison in the libyan city of. officials from the internationally recognized the government say it was used by forces loyal to warlords really for have to do told short of their opponents that includes a pro-government fighters who were taken captive during the battle for tripoli and civilians who opposed military rule into hona government investigators say this car belongs to a female prisoner who was brought here by force there is evidence of summary executions. that whole families were tortured and murdered here they were burned or beaten to death in some cases mutilated and tortured by machines many secret prisons have been discovered since the government forces recaptured horner last month the city was a strong called of have those forces since april last year government officials into horner think so

of in such prisons is being looked into by international justice organizations and the international criminal court is due to send a team to libya to investigate their war crimes including the mass graves and other crimes also that were committed by have those forces over the past year now government officials here tell us that they also found blood in in and around this prison and also they suspect that there are some victims who are killed and buried in the vicinity of this prison. the saudi led coalition says it's destroyed 2 explosive laden boats in the red sea belonging to yemen's who the rebels the coalition spokesman says the 2 remotely controlled roads were the store and 6 kilometers south of the yemeni port of sally the coalition says the boats posed an imminent threat to international level geisha and the maritime activities . the un special rapporteur on extrajudicial killings a says the world has entered a 2nd drone age in our annual report to the human rights council agnes cullum out of labeled the u.s. drone killing of iran's top military commander has some silly money a violation of

is standing trial at the international criminal court in the hague prosecutors say. out of an al qaeda linked armed group in mali and committed unimaginable crimes in the most brutal way possible is charged with war crimes and crimes against humanity defense lawyers say he's suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder and could be unfit to stand trial. the plan and design was to impose a personal religious and ideological vision by force with a great deal of brutality and abuses constitution crimes against humanity and war crimes under the roma start to use this is the heart of the present case to use violence the commission of crimes against inhabitants who were belittled humiliated assaulted and subjected to a real persecution on religious and sexist grounds to which there was no end and during which al hasan was the thinking and acting so all of the islamic police and played a central role tributes have been held in the ivory coast on uring prime minister ahmed a roll call of bali who passed away suddenly less than a week ago mourners have been gathering at the

know a group of brazilian health care workers is asking the international criminal court to investigate president jab olds and i was government for crimes against humanity a document claiming to represent more than a 1000000 medical staff in brazil has been submitted to the hague based court it accuses the government of being criminally negligent mismanagement of the code 19 pandemic brazil has the 2nd highest number of virus related deaths in the world germany is introducing compulsory testing for travellers returning from high risk areas as fears rise that summer travel could spawn infections dominic cain has more from berlin. there's clearly been growing concern at the ministerial level here in berlin but also among the states of germany about the potential for a 2nd wave of coronavirus in this country specifically brought here by passengers german citizens but also tourists coming here from high risk areas elsewhere in europe already 3 airports in germany have been staging testing centers with no obligation for passengers to use them but now the federal health minister yes and she s

women and destroying ancient monuments in mali has gone on trial for war crimes at the international criminal court in the hague prosecutors say. zs committed the crimes and timbuktu while he was part of an al qaeda linked group that took control of the city in 2012 he refused to enter a plea his lawyers say he's mentally unfit to stand trial and this is the 2nd fighter to face trial of the i.c.c. for the destruction of the timbuktu shrines. the plan and design was to impose a personal religious and ideological vision by force with a great deal of brutality and abuses constitution crimes against humanity and war crimes under the roma statues this is the heart of the present case to use violence the commission of crimes against inhabitants who are belittled humiliated assaulted and subjected to a real persecution on religious and sexist grounds to which there was no end and during which all her son was the thinking and acting so all of the islamic police and played a central role in libya's going to recognize government has condemned the proposal authorizing egypt to intervene in the libyan conflict

in brazil, one of the worst—affected countries, health workers have urged the international criminal courtinvestigate president bolsonaro‘s government. they accuse it of crimes against humanity over its handling of the virus. the us civil rights leader john lewis, who died ten days ago, is lying in state at the capitol rotunda in washington. the tribute is reserved for american statesmen and military leaders, including twelve presidents. israel says it fired on hezbollah militants hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. welcome back to you both. let us have a look through some of the papers that have come in the past 30 minutes or so. papers that have come in the past 30 minutes oi’ so. summer papers that have come in the past 30 minutes or so. summer holidays hang in the balance. that is on the front page of the mail. for an office setting all but essential travel it's already so for the mainland. this is for 14 day quarantines on return. those announced on midnight. it comes as the downing street tells the public the disruption as possible

of in such prisons is being looked into by international justice organizations and the international criminal court is due to send a team to libya to investigate their war crimes including the mass graves and other crimes also that were committed by have those forces over the past year now government officials here tell us that they also found blood in in and around this prison and also they suspect that there are some victims who are killed and buried in the vicinity of this prison. the un special rapporteur on extrajudicial killings says the world has entered a 2nd drone age in our annual report to the human rights council agnes cullum out the label the u.s. drone killing of iran's top military commander a kassam sulaimani a violation of international law the report says most of drone targeted killings receive little public scrutiny kalimat says drones pose a major international security issue with state and non-state actors the ploy ever more advanced technologies. drawn for becoming stealthy or speedier smaller more lethal and can be or parry to by teams looking to thousands of kilometers away

and a group of brazilian health care workers is asking the international criminal court to investigate president jaya balsa not his government for crimes against humanity a document claiming to represent more than a 1000000 medical staff in brazil has been submitted to the hague based course it uses the government of being criminally negligent in its management of covert 900 pandemic brazil has the 2nd highest number of call of virus related deaths in the world. a malaysian court is set to deliver a verdict in the corruption trial of former prime minister najib razak he's accused of stealing hundreds of millions of dollars from a sovereign wealth fund is facing several charges including some that carry a possible 20 year prison sentence he denies any wrongdoing of florence boy is monitoring the story in kuala lumpur florence faces some very serious charges in the scandal tell us what we can expect to happen of course. well in this particular case he's facing 7 charges ranging from criminal breach of trust to money laundering and abuse of power it's in relation to $10000000.00 that pros

and watching the tight turn against nadal is not enough they insist on taking him to the international criminal court even though the admit the chances of his prosecution remain. monica and not give just sirrah rio de janeiro. iran's supreme leader has lashed out at european powers saying they have failed to salvage the 2050 nuclear deal in a televised speech how many accuse them of inflicting an economic blow with what he called a hollow promises the u.s. pulled out of the deal in 2018 and reimpose sanctions so are european countries say that dedicated to saving the agreement claimed british director alan parker has died following a long illness the 2 time oscar nominee directed classic films including bugsy malone midnight express and mississippi burning the 76 year old was a supporter of the u.k. film industry and a founding member of the directors guild of great britain pocket was given a knighthood in 2002. still ahead here on al-jazeera all the sport including play is making an impact on and off the court as the n.b.a. turns a disney. again you know going for a walk on a beach in thailand means

and watching the tide turn against not 0 is not enough they insist on taking him to the international criminal court even though the admit the chances of his prosecution remain low monica and not give sirrah rio de janeiro. still ahead on the program millions of muslims celebrate the start of the tail of a holiday with many under strict coronavirus rules. and catherine story i've been assigned mar again resulting in solving. hundreds of thousands of would insist on making the annual migration tourists to see them i'll be telling you why. hello the most secure throughout much of australia high pressure is very much in control you can see the fall south across the bite we have got quite a line of cloud that is bringing with it some fairly breezy conditions and some showers they will work their way across the towards tells mania and all the while we have got more of this rain those strong winds really just focusing on funneling down to the far west of the south island and then a through sunday we could actually see want to just working their way up this the coastal areas of the queensland maybe up into