the case to reach an arrest in sudan, the regime had to change and the delegation of the international criminal court began to meet like this, friends, let's go, this is one of the 140 witnesses in the case, their faces and names are hidden in court, almost every one of them is also a victim of fate which are destroyed by non-humans, different acts are similar, this series of scary cartoons based on court hearings about war crimes in africa, but only look how many similarities there are with the actions of the russians in ukraine, what they could not take, they burned near the school there was a giant pit full of children, adults and pregnant women i couldn't find my family my sister started screaming one held me and the other raped me i managed to escape my sister died from blood loss she was 11 genocide crimes against humanity war crimes first sentence of imprisonment international criminal the court ruled 10 years from the beginning of its existence in 2012, two years after that, in 2014, ukraine also appealed to it . the investigation really started, it took eight years, and except for the indivi

franziska ekelmans controls the payment of reparations awarded by the international criminal court.d payments in four cases. three of them are in the democratic republic. congo alone in mali literally fed the people of the entire group, and its destruction committed under the leadership of maldi was estimated by the court at almost 3 million euros. and this is already the democratic republic of the congo, war crimes on the territory which has already convicted three former military commanders - the world was most shocked by the abduction and coercion of 11-year-old boys from siena, she came here to make us stronger, she ordered the shooting, he was the first convicted by the international criminal court, 14 years of imprisonment arose for arming children in the congo and payment compensation for eight and a half hundred families, a total of almost 9 million euros in the brain, no talent for the nickname terminator , another leader of the kongulet rebels who was found guilty of 18 crimes and sentenced to 30 years of reparations amount to 30 million dollars germanka tanga 12 years of

criminal court, and j martinez before the international criminal court. and has been considered by their course since 2018. but the court is taking a long time to initiate a prosecution. the difficulty is active palestinians see progress in foreign court that he a guy who deliver will peter talk or an immunity. and to date, pardon, courts have upheld he acts of israel is as constituting sub renette, which warranty immunity. so there is a problem, a, so her court for redress really is a international criminal court. all right, thank you so much for your analysis. john, do grant to people have been killed and dozens injured during heavy rain and flash flooding in sudan. at least 2000 homes have been destroyed in the river now state rain also cut off the main highway, connecting the state to cartoon. him, morgan has more while several villages and river now stayed specifically in the county of berber, have been submerged as a result of heavy rains. many villages have reported having hundreds of homes being destroyed. some families being forced to be displac

in the case of the international criminal court involvement and the investigation of the prosecutor of the call in the have though russia isn't a states party of the international criminal court is all of this not completely toothless. they will never respect the judgment. they will never extradite people that are indicted by that court after this investigation. so what's the point? what? ok, and it's also another part of the tv. it's the wrong treaty, but they have accepted that this investigation will go on. they say agreement between a crane and the i. c. c. well, i think it will not probably be easy, but the truth can be known. and you know what many times it is not from one day to another. but then sometimes this is not something that people forget said. for example, have you seen the case with me and mar, whistles were not a member of the wrong status. the gambia decided that there is universal use fiction on this and brought to the to, to the, to national trevino's the case. so even though in some countries, not a member, and so it's not as easy, maybe that with the country as a

to adopt this mechanism in the existing mature legal system if you limit yourself to an international criminal court or in a court for consideration of the crime of aggression, it can be within the framework of the un, but if you create an internal court, it must be something that will appear inside the already existing system, the higher anti-corruption court developed the existing judicial system of ukraine by adding this new area of ​​jurisdiction, and if it worked in matters of corruption, it will also work for war crimes, our ukrainian colleagues, ukrainian experts in the case and experts from civil society helped us a lot to come up with how to weave this tribunal into the ukrainian judicial system, i wanted to touch on that the international component that you mentioned , the constitution of ukraine does not allow foreign judges to work in ukrainian courts. how are you going to solve this problem? we know that there must be an international component in this mechanism so that there is trust in the ukrainian process. the fact is that neither ukraine nor any other country the world does not spe

legally recognize the actions of any subject as genocide the international court, most likely in the ukrainian case, it is the international criminalourt, which took the case of ukraine into consideration, and now the investigative team of the investigator from the international criminal court is working in ukraine and they are considering exactly the composition, well, the possible composition, as far as it is not yet the possible composition of three international crimes crimes against humanity crimes against the military crime er-e excuse me war crimes and crimes of genocide the crime of genocide is more severe from the point of view of the evidence base because it is necessary to prove that there was an intention to destroy a certain category of population in a certain territory totally and from a legal point of view and from a legal point of view, genocide was recognized again in the history of mankind, the fingers of one russia on one hand are enough to list the cases in which acts of genocide were recognized in a court of law as a legal fact, what about this and that, for example, and this spirit of silver, not all the event

and that's why we and others are saying that the international criminal court shouldn't just talk about journalist being targeted in ukraine. but should also talk about journalist being targeted in palestine, and we want to see action from the international criminal court to bring those responsible to justice. do you think that you will ever see that action happen? what we have submitted and filed the complaint not just on behalf of sharina and her family on behalf of the colleagues on behalf of ford, named john list on behalf of the media groups who were targeted in the bombings of the towers in garza. and we believe that if the international community says there has to be justice for those targeted in ukraine, it also has to accept there must be justice for those targeted in palestine and israel and the israeli army needs to be held to account for my hearing. isn't the 1st palestinian journalists to be killed by israeli forces, according to the palestinian ministry of information 45 had been killed since 2000 . his israelis had been held accountable for any of those dis no, but it als

he has also been indicted by the international criminal court then there is raila or dingo --odinga was for the presidency five times. tell us about each person. >> both of these men have been in politics for a long time. odinga was one of the leaders of the independence movement in kenya, was in politics since 1960. in many ways, has been cheated out of his fraternity to rise to power by his chosen ideology. he was a socialist. at the time in the 1960's and africa i the context of the cold war, proxy wars, being a socialist was seen as an undetectable politics for this part of the world. -- unacceptable politics for this part of the world. and hurting this on the others you have william ruto. [indiscernible] switched sides from government opposition depending on who was in power. has never really gone head-to-head. in fact, on the same side of state ballot in 2007, same side as the election. [indiscernible] e story of how fluid gting politics has been in theast 30 years. very difficult to pin issues, difficult to pin iologies and individuals, and instead what we have seen is causation

ok, we leave it their chief prosecutor of the international criminal court. kareem khan . we very much appreciate your time. thank you. thank you sir. a fuck his starnes, that prime minister has met cutters in air doing a 2 day visit to the golf state. shake time im, been hammered of fanny and chabarise sharif reviewed bilateral and economic ties. sharif is seeking long term investments as his country struggles with the severe economic crisis. ah.

the international criminal court has taken on key roles in documenting war crimes in ukraine and will be crucial when it used for pursuing accountability. i look forward to hearing how the administration's budget request will address these priorities and the testimony and how the united nations can continue to adapt to a changing world and what the biden administration will be doing to make sure it remains effective. the world has never been more interconnected. the crises we are facing are truly global in nature. there is no way for us to face them alone. the strong relationships with international institutions are our best hope for finding cooperative solutions to these problems. i will return it to the ranking member for her opening remarks. >> thank you for the support and your efforts to support international organizations. making sure that the united nations and other groups are funded and also meet their mission. the united nations are comprised of 193 nations, the united states pays 4.2% of the regular budget, 26.94 percent and the peacekeeping budget. what does the united sta

which international ones deal with such cases, for example, in our case, in the case of ukraine, of course we, if we are talking about your own courts, as well as the involvement of international criminalourts, which have specific jurisdiction, how to properly deal with this or that crime, regardless of its the scale of the crime that was committed on the territory of ukraine, and we are also talking about the international court of justice, the international court from which the case actually came about the genocidal actions of russia against the ukrainian population er online listen information war is also easy and we see that a lot of data is online or in modern realities it is easier and to prove criminal or not of course we must have we must be completely realistic about gathering information in modern realities now it is much easier to do it than that it was a long time ago and it is very important to collect and organize correctly, record this or that information and evidence, it can be a photo, and it can be something social, uh, from social networks, all this can be evidence. therefore, we have to move away from already outdated procedures and protocols and such cases are very

and this should be referred to the international criminal court. and the fall this on the table in front of the international criminal court. well, let's take a look at some of the efforts to end. the violence and egyptian intelligence delegation visited israel on saturday before traveling to gaza on sunday cutter a mediator in last year. as conflicts are spent billions of dollars helping to rebuild gaza, it has reaffirmed support for palestinians while calling for international pressure on israel to stop attacking civilians. the u. s. department says it stands by israel's right to defend itself. other countries, including morocco and the united arab emirates, have previously offered to help mediate between the israelis and palestinians. ah, let's bring in our gas. joining us from dublin is the asset and assad, who is an academic and specialist on the israeli. palestinian conflict in cambridge . boston is that all the hoody, a professor at the american university, a bay ruth and a senior fellow at the harvard kennedy school. and joining us from wash

those rejected calls to rejoin the international criminal court, which is investigating the so called war on drugs under his predecessor. but we get to tatic now, despite his human rights activists hope that the eggs huge remains of victims, could provide more evidence to help push for justice. barley below, as more from manila, sorry for horrible, like a family grieving all over again. 5 years after his untimely death, keandra, santa says remains had to be exempt, his graves lease expiring along with horse of others killed during a warrant. drugs launched by then philippine president would be good at 30 kents. uncle randy has made it his mission to help other families was all i wanted to reach out to families who were big names like person i learned from be shipping. wiggs is that their loved ones? did that shoot as the police claim? keon was 17 years old. when police accused him of being a drug runner, they said they killed him in self defense. but security footage proved otherwise. only one drug war related murder by police has resulted in a conviction that of keon de la santos, ou

the less bloody campaign against illegal narcotics, but he's rolled out rejoining the international criminal court, which is investigating his predecessors administration for possible crimes against humanity. as soon as had been what they were saying is we have an investigation here and it's on the golfing. so why do we have to have that done on human rights advocates have been working to uncover more evidence of extra judicial killings. dozens of bodies that have been a zoomed have been brought to dr. raquel, for tune one of only 2 forensic pathologists in the philippines. and so far, i have seen about 9 cases where doc burse, sighing, there should be in peace as natur out hypertension samples. assume on yes, those things but very clearly to you there were not natural causes. oh yes, definitely. and i'm seeing rapture is mostly headshots. dr. fortuna says she can only hope her work will help bring justice. but for families of victims, at the very least, it's closure that has been missing for years. barnaby law al jazeera manila. the government of montenegro has lost in our confidence vote after t

the philippine peasant fight, an unlock austonia has rejected calls to rejoin the international criminal court, which is investigating the so called war on drugs on his predecessor rodrigo deter, take despite this human rights activists hope examining the remains of victims could provide more evidence their help push a justice on a below reports on this. now from manila, i'm eva who lay the family, grieving all over again. 5 years after his untimely death, keandra, santa says, remains had to be exempt. his grieves lease expiring along with scores of others killed during a warrant. drugs launched by then philippine president rodrigo to 30 keens. uncle randy has made it his bishop to help other families. gustavo, i wanted to reach out by the families who were big names like austin. i learned from be shipping wiggs is that their loved ones that youth, lest the police claim keon was 17 years old. when police accused him of being a drug runner, they said that killed him in self defense. but security footage proved otherwise. only one drug war related murder by police has resulted in a conviction th

while, while we live in montgomery, and the file is on the table in front of international criminal court. and all the crimes that have been committed in the gaza strip from $122014.00 till now will be added to the file in front of the international criminal court. i reflect. okay, thank you very much. no problem. thank you and bye ok. that was live to ramallah in the occupied west bank, where the palestinian prime minister mohammed should tia has spoken. he says that cabinet will meet tomorrow and assess what's happened and also support. let's bring in our correspondent human alice said, who's in gaza to sort of give us a context of this press conference, what was said, and what's an update on the situation on the ground in garza? yes, emily's so. in the past few hours, we witnessed a little bit of very cautious called that was quickly interacted by the returning of these really strikes recently targets in god's the city here in the south and in the west and even in the eastern part of the gulf. the city south have been targeted in one of the recent targets home for a jackson to be home

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

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

the international criminal court chief prosecutor has expressed frustration over the lack of accountability for crimes committed during the death for conflict in sudan, addressing the un security council by video link. the prosecutor said survivors of the arm conflict needed action, not words. forefathers in portugal captured a phenomenon on camera as they battled a wildfire in the north of the country. fire tornadoes like this. kendra medically worse and serious blazes, making them spread more rapidly, like several european countries. portugal has seen an increased number of wildfires, the sea germany and canada have signed a hydrogen energy supply deal with shipments from canada. expected to start in 2025 . chancellor olive shalt and prime minister justin trudeau visited a canadian town where a green hydrogen plant is being developed using wind energy to produce the low carbon fuel. the german leader is on the to a seeking new energy sources to reduce the countries reliance on russian gas and oil provincial or the federal ramp. political correspondent in a hazard is in canada for that sig

the international criminal courts chief prosecutor, is expressed frustration over the lack of accountability for crimes committed during the dar for conflict ensued and addressing the un security council today by video link, the prosecutors said that survivors of that armed conflict need action not words. brazil's far white present enjoyable to narrow, has attempted to come fears that he'll try and overturned the results of october's presidential election if he loses. he said that he will respect the outcome as long as the voting is what he calls clean and transparent. malaysia's top court has upheld x prime minister naji, but results corruption conviction. he was a key figure in the plundering of a sovereign wealth fund. rosalyn is now headed to prison for 12 years. he is the country's 1st former prime minister to be sent to prison firefighters in portugal captured a phenomenon on camera to day as they battled a wildfire in the north. you see it right there. fire tornadoes can dramatically worse in serious places, making them spread rapidly, like several european countries. portugal has see

international criminal court chief prosecutor has expressed frustration over the lack of accountability for crimes committed during the death for conflict in sudan. addressing the un security council by video link. the prosecutor said survivors of the armed conflict needed action, not words. my father's in portugal captured a phenomenon in on camera. rather, as i battled a wildfire in the north of the country, fire tornadoes like this one can dramatically worse and serious blazes, making them spread rapidly, like several european countries. portugal has seen an increased number of wildfires this year. all civil war and oil boom and corruption scandals. recent events have been a rough ride for angola against that backdrop vote has go to the polls on wednesday and for the 1st time in its democratic history. the long time governing party to m p l i is facing a serious challenge. ah, music, dance and good mood. what looks like a massive party is infected opposition, really and angola, capital luanda. and despite the good mood, supporters of the opposition party or nita have serious demise.

we say our case could be asked to looking for justice from the international criminal court level. we will go back to a home as long as the you and guarantees, and to show us our security and protection electrical despite to fail repatriation at times. and many diplomatic efforts, 0 hang up, ravages, have not given up their hope to return home sunday, ravages one here is that there be identified as ro hanger and their citizenship right is been given back to them by the me unmarried government only then they will go and they're also on security from the u. n. and the international community. and they also wanna return to their native land, not to any intern camp in man mark. and meanwhile, the former british ambassador to the country has been arrested. vicki bauman runs the men ma center for responsible business. she and her husband were detained in young, gone for violating immigration laws and wednesday, bauman served as ambassador from 2002 to 2006. tony chang joins us now live from bangkok. so do you know what exactly is the violation for which she was detained? we don't. all we

>> we already have been approached by the international criminal court.roached by several prosecution authorities in europe who want to initiate their own cases into war crimes. and we not only hope but we know that our database, our research now will be used in a future let's call it something like a nuremberg trial. >> reporter: there may be no accountability for russia in a courtroom. but the work of traditional journalists and bellingcat's expanding database are overwhelming putin's propaganda. >> you have exposed a number of russian intelligence operations, some of which involve assassins, and i wonder if you fear for your own safety. >> you have to be careful about your own security. it's an extra level of paranoia. it doesn't kind of rule my life, but you just have to be kind of hypersensitive sometimes to certain things. >> why take the risk? why you? >> if russia is to sustain itself, it has to rule by fear. you can't just let that fear overtake you. if you're in a position to do something, if you have information, if you have the motivation and

ok, we leave it their chief prosecutor of the international criminal court. kareem khan . we very much appreciate your time. thank you. thank you, sir. a pakistan said prime minister has met cutters in here doing a 2 day visit to the golf state. shake time him in hammered albany, and shabbas sharif reviewed by lateral and economic ties. shareef is seeking long term investments as his country struggles with the severe economic crisis. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. now. it's 6 months since russia invaded ukraine. the un security council has met to discuss the situation in the country. secretary general antonio terrace, called it a sad and tragic milestone ukraine's president vladimir zalinski, used his speech at the council to accuse russia of nuclear blackmail. what's happening right now is that russia has put the world on the brink of a radiation catastrophe. it's a fact that the russian military has turned the territory of the largest nuclear power plant in europe. does a parisian nuclear power plant into a war zone. russia is responsible for our p

instead he pledged to take the case to the international criminal court. media outlets including the associated press seen in the new york times and washington post announced their own investigations which found of alkali was likely killed by israeli fire. days later, an investigation by the palestinian authority found o'clock was deliberately killed by israeli forces. in june, the palestinian foreign minister urged i c. c. prosecutors to bring to justice doors responsible for her killing. now the same month, the union investigation concluded, israeli forces fired the shot that killed sure brain lena, our clay is sharon's niece. she says the family will not give up its fight. in the hopes. no others endure the same pine. it's been a 100 days and i still wake up and ask myself if i'm in a nightmare, if, if this is real, 100 days have been very difficult for me and my family trying to comprehend this insurmountable love. but we continue to fight for justice. continue to fight for accountability and trying to keep shooting legacy on her memory alive. because ly honoring her legacy means

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

but he's rolled out rejoining the international criminal court, which is investigating his predecessors administration for possible crimes against humanity. as soon as have been um, and what they were saying is we have an investigation here and it's on the golly. so why do we have to have that human rights advocates have been working to uncover more evidence of extrajudicial calix, dozens of bodies that have been a zoomed, have been brought to dr. raquel for tune one of only 2 forensic pathologists in the philippines. and so far i have seen about 9 cases where doc burse, sighing, there should be in case a snatcher out hypertension census, came on. yeah. and those things, but very clearly to you. they were not natural causes. oh yes, definitely. i'm seeing fracture is mostly headshots. dr. fortuna says she can only hope her work will help bring justice. but for families of victims, at the very least, it's closure that has been missing for years. barnaby lol al jazeera manila police nicaragua arrested a catholic, bishop 9 for his criticism of present. daniel ortega, but under alvarez is b

we say our case can be asked to looking for justice from the international criminal court level. we will go back to a home as long as the you and guarantees, and to show us our security and protection. he'll article up despite to fail repetition at times. and many diplomatic efforts, 0 hang up, ravages, have not given up their hope to return home sunday. ravages want here is that there be identified as ro, hey, go and their citizenship right is been given back to them by the me and my government only then they will go and they're also on security from the u. n. and the international community. and they also want her to return to their native land, not to any intern camp in man, mar. let's frame yang edgarland. he is the secretary general's in a week in refugee council and joins a serv, i skype from dhaka in bangladesh. good to have you with us, sir. 5 years on who or what can bring an end to these people's suffering. the international community can bring an end to the suffering by cooking crusher on the me, on my current taste, and offering a deal that would allow the ruin got to

for example, there is right now a claim that it's been put towards the, for the international criminal court in order to hold israel accountable. and the united states wants to block that, in addition to trying to hold her killer responsible in other avenue and other places around the world. i think one thing is very important to bear in mind. this wasn't just one person who took a decision to assassinate shitty. this was the decision that was taken by individuals who are higher up. she was clearly marked as a person wearing press. she made herself known to the, to the israelis in her reporting. and they saw her there, and the fact that she was wearing her, her press jacket, the fact that she was wearing her helmet. and they managed to kill her by shooting her between the spot of where her, her jacket was. and her helmet was means that this was very deliberate and i think it's important to keep that mind more talking about not just holding one individual responsible, but holding the system as a whole responsible. and how important is it that the kind of work serene was doing, continues today

obvious, well , according to the question about whether they are ready to testify at the international criminal courtr which other international institutions in relation to the actions of the russian federation, then obviously all three guys are ready to testify both in the courts about the conditions of detention of prisoners and in general about what russia was doing in mariupol during the a-a of all this time since on the 24th and until the end of may, while they were there in mariupol and their testimony is documented and will be used if necessary in any trials against the russian federation, they are just azovians, they do not complain as a rule. they are very strong, really prepared, they are going through a serious selection before getting there. therefore, obviously there is no complaint about how terribly they were beaten and tortured there, but all these testimonies are documented and they were all subjected to torture and torture. please, next question , introduce yourself, please, we already see you you can speak please you can speak you can speak num oktion thank you well, come on, i'll

general of both countries believe that enough convincing evidence has been collected for the international criminal court well, ukrainians who left the occupied territories through russia to the baltic countries will be able to return home for free already soon, a special route from lithuania, latvia and estonia to lviv will work for them. estonia, the smallest among the baltic countries, has taken in more than 50,000 ukrainians since the beginning of the full-scale war, a large part of them are actually war refugees who are getting out of the occupied territories through russia, those who survived survived from russian missiles, how are they received in estonia and do they feel safe from the estonian border town of narva full of putin supporters report by tsn correspondent natalka volosatska that is, we we are waiting for the victory and will return to ukraine, we will return to the ruins, we will build, we will return to the battle, we know this, all the time, we have rubbed olga from mariupol, she does not show her face because she is still afraid, they fled from death and occupation through the terri

the international criminal court will suit the hague and the russian federation will be the essence ofussian federation as a nuclear terrorist state. it is impossible to use any tools, economic sanctions, they will give their results, but this is not an instant story, what can you say, what should be done with russia by the federations in order to stop the violation of international law, thank you, ma'am, but i'm the only one. i want to clarify these plans of the russians to completely transfer all the power they have now under the control of ukrainian power plants. my own on my own eh on my line for example, even those that are in zaporizhzhia are oblenergo the person who was talking was talking, he was already a technical specialist, look at it. or the force of special operations should be brought in, or the partizans of kherson, eh, you see, in less than 3 months, they needed to restore the power line of the boxes, so 3-4 months is technically possible . everything happens at substations with transformers , the frequency is the same 50 hz in our networks, there are some nuances, but

lot of evidence of crimes , cooperates with international organizations that are engaged in investigations of crimes of russian forces in ukraine. criminal courturts outside of ukraine that operate under your universal jurisdiction or ukrainian courts, we make all the information we have on specific cases freely available. we invite international criminal court to consider these specific cases, we call for some cases to be considered as a priority, this is one of the reasons why we make all information publicly available at the beginning of the full-scale invasion of ukraine, many international businesses were forced to temporarily stop work due to the danger and threat to people's lives , but our next story about two american companies that continue to do business in ukraine even from the hot phase of hostilities. do they keep the workplaces of their employees are being mobilized for the army and whether labor productivity is decreasing because of the war, my colleague iryna matviychuk talked about this and others with company managers, the daily work of an american businessman, two alta gibbs, who lives in the state of virginia, changed dram

gina has rejected coals to rejoin the international criminal court, which is investigating the so called war on drugs under his predecessor, re here to take. despite this human rights activists hope that is zoomed remains of victims could provide more evidence to help push for justice on relay reports from manila. so i'm a bubble like a family grieving all over again. 5 years after his untimely death, he ended a santa says remains had to be exempt. his grave lease firing along with scores of others killed during a warrant. drugs launched by then philippine president would be good with 30 keens . uncle randy has made it his mission to help other families. gustavo, i wanted to reach out to families who were big names like lesson i learned from b shipping whigs. is that their loved ones that shoot us the police claim. keon was 17 years old when police accused him of being a drug runner. they said they killed him in self defense. but security footage proved otherwise. only one drug war related murder by police has resulted in a conviction that of kiana de la santos, out of thousands of debts

office of the human rights organization notes that it will hand over documents to the international criminal courtater, the shelling of sergiivka and war crimes in the kyiv region. the security architecture does not work balkans taiwan nagorno-karabakh we will talk about all this in detail and first about the caspian region there is a call to stop immediately the hostilities in nagorno-karabakh also appealed to azerbaijan and armenia, and if necessary, the european commission will join the restoration of peace in the region. the states also reacted to the escalation of the conflict, according to the spokesman of the state department, not to the price . washington is closely monitoring the development of events and calls for a reduction in the degree of tension . they opened fire along the lachen corridor, they fired from the territory where the russian peacekeeping contingent is currently located, one armenian soldier was killed, seven more were wounded, baku announced late wednesday evening carried out an offensive operation and occupied several heights , the one who accuses the armenians of viol

form of crimes of aggression against ukraine and they are very actively working in the international criminal courtarding the crimes of the russian federation in ukraine, therefore, after all, it is not so unambiguous here, this is the position of the international amnesty, this is actually one of the 10 cases of the international amnesty against ukraine when there are 10 statements against the russian federation and one against us

countries covering up for its crimes, protecting it from accountability, whether at the international criminal court or otherwise it has become so they should in expressing its indignation at any fine of palestinian resistance or demand for freedom, it expects that all palestinians will acquiesce to its hedge a monic power. and so it doesn't see that its raids on jeanine are provocative. it doesn't see the killing of palestinians as incendiary as illegal as crimes. and it, it doesn't expect or doesn't accept that at such crimes, such murders would have a reaction so long as the this occupation and the culture of impunity with which it operates, continues. then of course we go, you know, this, this reality of brutalization of traumatize ation of violence will, will persist. and really, ordinary palestinians are the ones who continue to pay a very dear price, especially in god's. let me tell you about point back then to yoni. i mentioned what the un investigators had found on june the 7th human rights organizations have said, similar things. you can look up, amnesty international may 2021 where they s

siege of mariupol this year, the materials of this ukraine transferred the case to the international criminal court to extinguish his life, he gave the independence of ukraine vitaliy skakun blew up the genichesky bridge with him on the first day of the full-scale war, so he helped to stop the column of russian troops until the day of remembrance of the defenders of the public talked with the relatives and friend of the hero whom they remember the husband, see below, made a living with his grandmother, the hero of ukraine, vitaliy skakun, is in the room on the first floor, his photo is on the table, the husband's sister, nataliya gural, shows her brother's childhood photos and recalls how he was he she never told my mother when i came what time he quietly closed the door with the key how did my mother ask in the morning when she came from the disco or where did he come from he does not always cover he never he never says a bad word to me in my life m he did not offend so that i kept lunch for him vitaly loved to read, says his grandmother maria kaczmarik, he often read e-books in this room until la