it will work out and in the end international judicial institutions, in particular the international criminal courtus on higher-ranking criminals and of course one of the main questions is whether the international community will find a way to punish russia for crimes of aggression and this is a separate trial that should take place can you even imagine in russia, such a situation once arose, for example , in modern germany, the germans still judge their own citizens for participation in the crimes of nazism. do you think something similar could ever happen in russia has a great question, but i see neither the possibility nor the desire on the part of the russians within the internal judicial system to bring to justice those who committed war crimes in ukraine, any desire for justice. in theory, let's recall the example of the former yugoslavia, namely serbia, in relation to which parallels can be drawn with russia during the war in yugoslavia, serbia was just the aggressor, but in the end there was a change of regime and the public accepted it serbia has begun to deal with cases on the national le

that a tribunal is worth create because the international criminal court will not be able to copeh this task and directly because the proceedings in the criminal court can last for years, but when the tribunal is created, everything will happen much faster, the procedure is still prescribed and that this is a new procedure, can we be sure that the tribunal will decide the fate putin is here very quickly. i want to note once again why we need aggression before the mandate of the international criminal court is not included in the armed aggression that was committed in our conditions. that neither ukraine nor russia are parties to the rome statute. therefore, we are now saying that the mts cannot legally investigate the crime of armed aggression, but the ukrainian side proceeds from the fact that the crime of armed aggression is the beginning and the conditions in which other profitable crimes are crimes crimes against humanity were committed that's why we need to bring russia to justice for the crime of armed aggression against ukraine that's why we need a tribunal of course intern

by wait this international criminal court some 3,000, 3,000 references sent to the international criminal court against criminals -- crimes committed against inhabitants of i.c.c. there's been no reaction. it seems the i.c.c. has now received instructions to step up its activity. we have no confidence in the work of this body. for eight months we were waiting for steps to be taken against impunity in ukraine. we don't expect anything more from this institution or a whole range of other international institutions. everything i have said today simply confirms that the decision to conduct the special military operation was inevitable. we have said this more than once. we have provided a huge number of facts which show how ukraine prepared to play the role of anti-russia staging ground. to create threatening against russian security. i can assure you that we will never accept this. thank you very much. >> i thank his excellency, for his statement. i give authority tois lexiensy -- to his excellencies, development of affairs of the united kingdom and great britain and northern ire hra*fpd. >>

actively, and our international partners are we know something, we have a prosecutor of the international criminal court, except for khan. we also involve all other countries . of the ukrainian judiciary , this is one approach, and to crimes that will later be investigated by international tribunals or an international criminal court that has its own competence or a specialized tribunal for the crime of aggression this is a slightly different approach, and at the beginning of a full-scale profession, the general prosecutor's office actively cooperated and communicated with partners in that this algorithm was worked out, and here, most likely, unfortunately, but it has already been worked out, in particular, because of the crimes that took place in buchen in bucha irpin uh, in borodyanka , and in principle, that's why, unfortunately, we again approached the raisin more prepared. to date , there are a total of 23 mobile investigative and prosecutorial teams working there in kharkiv oblast, yes, this is the approach which has now been proposed by our new prosecutor general, according to kostin, there are a

we can say in in what form did we want it because i have already said in principle the international criminal courtan court of human affairs that covers those crimes that were committed, in particular, does not cover the issue of the crime or now of armed aggression against ukraine, and precisely because these judicial bodies do not cover prosecution for committing the crime of armed aggression, we would need a special tribunal, which should remove the issue of the personal immunity of the top political leadership of the russian federation, and because it will bear responsibility, it will be created such a tribunal is a very political decision because it can be created in different ways and we think today we will talk about it, but it will be a political decision since and any political decision. let's put it this way, it depends very much on the development and events and on the readiness of our partners to join in the introduction of such a special one for holding the political leadership of the partners of the novel to account . please explain by the end of the year. ukraine is waiting directly

war crimes are committed, then we are talking about individual responsibility in the international criminal courtgeneral, for the actions that the russian federation as a state is currently taking, responsibility should come from other bodies, in particular, for example, from the international court of the united nations. well, maybe you have some practical advice on how to deal with our fellow citizens who will be tried to forcefully put into recruits it is about the russian troops, you know , now i already see a huge number of recommendations of various kinds from various non-governmental organizations and even from our bodies, such as for example, the representative office of the president of ukraine in the autonomous republic of crimea, and our organization, the regional center for human rights, also periodically posts its vision of ways to avoid mobilization, we do this in particular on our facebook page and on other resources of our organization but it is necessary to clearly understand that the effectiveness of these recommendations does not depend on the person trying to avoid mobilizatio

to the international criminal court against criminals. crimes committed against the inhabitants of i see seen, there has been no reaction. and it seems that the i, c, c is now received instructions to step up its activity. we have no confidence in the work of his body. for the past 8 or 8 months, we were waiting for for steps to be taken against impunity in ukraine. and we don't expect anything more from this institution or a whole range of other international institutions. everything i've said to day simply confirms that the decision to conduct the special military operation was inevitable. we have said this more than once. we have provided a huge number of facts which and show how, what's done with you crane prepared to play the role of anti russia, the staging ground to create threats against russian security. and i can assure you that we will never accept this. thank you very much. for the kind of jonas's and i thank his accent, same as her lover. for a statement, i give a thought is x and same thing, james, cleverly secretary of state for foreign comment and development affairs

a complaint has been filed with the international criminal court, demanding accountability for the killing of al jazeera journalist, sharina of acclaim. it's the 2nd case filed at the i c c. since she was shot on the head by israeli forces, while on the assignment and the occupied with bank and my step boss and reports from the hike. we heard a very compelling appeal by the brother of 1st serene abruptly here at the international criminal court, saying that the family should not wait another day after waiting for 4 months for justice, for serene. and also the rather sad that he, she is not, was not only a great human being and a great journalist, but also a great aunt for his children. so there is a sort of a last resort. bate maybe so to speak her, although the groups here, the palestinian press syndicate, and also the international federation for journalists really also are putting pressure on the united states because of sharina. sir. american citizenship to start is an independent investigation, but they really also want now the international criminal court to take up this case and i'm

crimes by the international community, there is no trust in ukraine, it all goes to the international criminal court least, another matter what official ukraine aims to be dissatisfied with only the boundaries of the international criminal court -a a-a to create a separate special tribunal regarding the crime that is being created here by the russians and vladimir putin personally on the territory of ukraine as a result of aggression. and this is due to several reasons and first of all for all that the international criminal here will not investigate the actual aggression as a crime according to its own statute, mr. vyacheslav, we would like to ask you about the difficulties of identifying the remains of the dead. well, as always with mass burials , the identification of the victims is complicated by the fact that a lot of time has passed e- it has been six months since the first burials took place, and it was a warm time of the year, and there were not many witnesses to the events that actually happened, that is, it is about identification by dna, for example, why do you need a huge data bank, that

well, the international criminal court here is one of the last hopes. now to find justice just a year ago and 2021, the court has decided that it has the jurisdiction to rule over cases happening in the palestinian territories. and that's why the palestinian government and also organizations out quite hopeful that that will eventually be a start of an investigation here in the hague. thanks for that step out 0 steadfast and that in the hague. the taliban has released an american citizen and exchange for an african tribal leader. but she knows i was serving life in a u. s. prison on drugs charges while contract. mark fredericks had been detained in afghanistan since early 20. 20. how did your castro reports when he was marked verdes, today is 28th november 2021. a proof of life video published nearly 2 years into his captivity showed mark frere ricks in afghanistan. the former us naval officer and civilian engineer, had been kidnapped by the taliban in january, 2020, and reportedly held by the her connie network. now he's free, his return is the combinati

, and in the roman statute of documents which, in fact, the international criminal court operates clearly specified crimes against humanity and against the environment and the international criminal court as well as the international court of justice must issue these verdicts they must record the fact of damage recognize all these facts in order to determine this value in general recognize its recovery is another process because it can be forms or reparations or maybe their money that is abroad, but we definitely have to go through these international institutions and the main thing is that it would be good for us push for the creation of a separate tribunal, a separate trial of russia's crimes, and that's right, well, there is the practice of the international criminal court, but there is the practice of the nuremberg trials, and in fact, this history may repeat itself because of the huge volume of it, it is damage that cannot be measured by anything, it is infrastructural facilities - this is critical infrastructure - this is the death of people - this is the rape of children, t

international peace and security, ukrainian warring horsemen together with partners that the international criminal court and countries who support both ukraine and the i see she worked collectively to collect evidence of russian crimes and hold perpetrators to account we trust in the international criminal court. justice will be served. we owe it not only to thousands of victims, but the future, future generations in ukraine and beyond. there will be no peace without justice. i emphasize that none of the russian crimes in ukraine would have been possible without the crime of aggression against ukraine committed by a russian leadership. it can not go unpunished. and the only feasible way to put president putin and his entourage on trial is to establish a special tribunal for the crime of aggression against ukraine. i reiterate my call in all states to back this undertaking for the sake of the very basic principles of humanity. and the un charter excellence is millions. you may listen to me right now with one question in mind. is there a chance for peace? will ukraine negotiate with russia in order to end

is possible, let's look at the international criminal sanctions, which special tribunal, who will defend those who could have committed war crimes in international courts, there will certainly be defenders, when the cases of the defendants are considered in the international criminal court, they always have the option to choose their lawyers or they can be appointed lawyers or they can defend themselves theoretically, this possibly provided for by international law as though not desirable in court, so it really has never been a problem for international courts and tribunals regarding the former yugoslavia, rwanda, sierra leone, or lebanon, i was involved in the trial of cambodian war criminals and there were really good lawyers, both national and international, who played their role and they must fulfill it, it is the only fiat that the international community could consider these trials to be fair and that as it is extremely important for me to participate in the city of cases within the tribunal regarding his slava, in the very first cases there were initially some problems with independent resources for the defense, but even then judge richard golds

we are also recording on the international criminal court court to begin the process for holding the killers accountable is that i cannot investigate that own crimes. and it's time for it's time for the international community to take a stand and hold those responsible accountable. damon, there must be consequences when emily dickens with impunity. if not the thieves adored open for his reds, minutes, city, or any other community to do this again. nor that, but as seen an american or journalist feminine should have to endure what i was, has read, pursuing, accountability, to make sure that this is the case may, should in sold rest in peace. thank you can stand in the middle that yeah. okay. good morning. i am, my name is jim bella, and i am here as former president of the national federation of journalists. and currently a member of it's leadership for us to day is a historic day. and i'm proud to be part of this coalition. i'm proud to be present here during the submission. i am representing the i have j, an a such. the complaint is submitted on behalf of the i have a 170 organisatio

a lawyer is acting for sharina family, have filed a complaint to the international criminal court in the hague. they want the court to open an investigation to hercules step facent reports from bank. it's one of the last avenues in the search for justice for al jazeera journalist, marine ugly. it's been more than 4 months, and she was shot and killed while covering israeli rates. and janine the occupied west bank. c c we know that there's only soldiers were able to identify shooting and she wasn't fully be wearing, press both sides and she was clearly noted as a press. so any person shooting at the press is intentionally trying to get us in a, someone in the field doing their job. the complaint filed by the families lawyer supported by the palestinian press syndicate and international federation of journalists. we presenting 600000 media personnel worldwide. historic day. it is historic day for the family. it's already day or so for the policy and journalist who for over 40 years the have been on the receiving ends of attack by these read the forces. did this, no one is ready court. t

unfortunately , due to legal reasons, the international criminal court cannot do this, but the crime of aggression should not go unpunished. iryna, can the national courts of other countries help ukraine to bring russia to justice ? in the summer , 24,000 war crimes were recorded that had already been committed, and according to the estimates of human rights defenders, every day we have plus 200 crimes and 150-200 war crimes that continue to be recorded . a huge array of information that needs to be documented that needs to be checked, so of course for national, that is, ukrainian law enforcement officers, the help of their colleagues from other countries is very important, and international laws allow this , especially if, for example, there were some crimes related to citizens of other countries, that is, the courts of these countries can to initiate cases and to initiate judicial proceedings of these cases, therefore, ukrainian high-ranking officials are also international, that is, they hope that other courts and the courts of others countries will be actively involved in this pr

well, what happened is that last year at the criminal court, international criminal court decided that they do have jurisdiction in the palestinian those territories. so de says, the reason why there is some hope here by the palestinian organisations by palestinian journalist, but also by the palestinian government that there will eventually be the star of an investigation. actually, i have to say the investigation has already started and they want these killings of journalists not only sharing a broccoli, but they also filed cases of killings of other journalists to this court. and i hope that this all will be part of this great grant investigation to quite as doing into what they call the situation and palestine. thank you very much for that update that stevenson a lie for us at the hague. ukrainian forces counter offensive in the east is gaining momentum and bertha lu. hence scan to don. it's christians, russia and russian backed separatists had been in complete control of the uria. burnt cave says it's now retaken. the village of bueller? horrific are in no hands. this video releas

also coming up, demands for justice and accountability, but the international criminal court for the murder of al jazeera journal is showing our, our claim by israeli forces causing catastrophic damage in puerto rico, hurricane field up brings heavy rain of flash floods to the caribbean, and russia faces setbacks of the eastern look, hans could donate screeches as he cranes counter offensive gains moment. ah. the united nations general assembly is getting underway in new york city. of the agenda is packed war in ukraine climate change, poverty, inflation of hunger, all up for discussion. as late as mason, l g 0, kristen salumi reports. ah, the un kicked off its annual global gathering with a tribute to its host planet earth, and a nod to the many issues threatening its inhabitants. we meet at the moment, if great paddled foot all wools conflicts and climates catastrophe. mr. ross and the vision, poverty, inequality, and discrimination. oh dramatic visuals meant to inspire action to protect the environment and dramatic words. first from american poet, amanda gorman. i only ask that sh

believe that you also have or give the authority to judge people in absentia, also the international criminal courtrisdiction of such a court is a bit complicated, but it does not matter because the territory of ukraine falls under it, in addition, there is the international court of the united nations and its jurisdiction was activated by russia, which in a special way violated the case against ukraine under the convention on the prevention of the crime of genocide, and ukraine responded to this and actually achieved a fairly successful result in court rulings, this can also be considered an online war is it easier to prove crimes nowadays with the help of facebook and youtube facebook of course we must be completely realistic about modern evidence and its collection this is extremely important and the institute of war and peace coverage would not forgive me if i did not say that it is important to ensure the proper collection and registration of evidence so that if the evidence is presented in court, the witness can say that it happened that day, here is the evidence that i have, whether it's a p

ready many other cases that are in a couple of things, we have initially joined the international criminal court after knocking all the doors at the security council level and the, the united nation level and not hearing any response from the states responsible to uphold international law. in the occupied but a senior territory. this is why we have our sons taken the initiative to join the international criminal court to allow for our children will be killed the balance of the occupation army to, to, to all those who killed them accountable and responsible for, for their crimes. and the same with the and same with all other policies on recruiting the most recent killed. we are reporting each end of the case, then the national criminal court and pushing forward to ensure that none of these crimes go on questions and questions and that the perpetrators are accountable for their crimes. sharina barclays family is calling for an independent and credible us investigation because shaheen was palestinian american can incredible investigation come from the us for us nipple? assume we said that it needs

and then mobilize the media to make it look as if it's the victim of the fact that the international criminal court is hearing around side in itself is important. do you think that the international community is generally against these unilateral actions that the united states loves to take? well, the united states has withdrawn from this organization. no, they'll have nothing to do with it. and we know that the united states will not abide by its decisions. and we also know that the european countries and, and western countries will baby united states, whatever happens. so it's not as if the united states will be force by the so called international community, which basically means western countries to give compensation. i myself survive to chemical attacks, as anyone in any government in, in the european union or north america come to me to offer compensation to offer the 10s of thousands of iranians who are suffering from chemical weapons as we speak, compensation or even an apology. has anyone even spoken of giving compensation to the 10s of thousands of iranians who die over the years and duri

that is an international court is in the hands of all the countries or the people in the world. since the international criminal court will last year, it has jurisdiction over the occupied territories. prosecutors have opened an investigation into possible war crimes lawyer, se systematic attacks against journalists should be part of this process. the family of serene, i will. our players now put their hopes on the international criminal court to winchester for her death and, and impunity of nearly 50 journalists killed in the past 2 decades in it's for a lack of accountability that according to lawyer, is only increasing. it's now up to the i, c. c, to launch an independent investigation into the killing of serene and all the other reporters who have paid the highest price for doing their job. steadfast and al jazeera in the hague. cilla head on al jazeera, we hear from the man who held up a lebanese bank for his own money praying for victory while brazil presidential front on the targeting the vote. if angelica christians ah, let's go with your weather update for the middle east and africa, and admittedly not

international court of law. it will be used to mobilize as evidence, legal actions for the justice of shooting along. so do you think that some of this could play a part in the international criminal court claim that has just gone ahead this morning? we hope that all our work, including this one is giving evidence material and concrete evidence that hasn't been given before. our list of findings is long and thorough and precise. and we do hope and think that it will push us to, to see for ourselves what we knew all along. that there was a deliberate targeting, that they could identify them as journalists, as they were shooting that they denied shooting off their medical aid. after she had been hit and that there was no one else around that there was no cross fire that there was no fighting around. i mean, seeing this evidence. yes, we do think that it is beyond any dose of what happened here. not only of the possibility, we know that the israeli occupation forces shot shooting and we have very strong evidence to say that they deliberately targeted them repeatedly as journalists that they knew they were a journalist and they repeatedly targeting them. so yes, we think that it will

that is, an international court is in the hands of all the countries or the people in the world since the international criminal court will last year, it has jurisdiction over the occupied territories. prosecutors have opened an investigation into possible war crimes lawyer, se systematic attacks against journalists should be part of this process. the family of serene, i will. our players now put their hopes on the international criminal court to bring justice for her death and, and impunity of nearly 50 journalists killed in the past 2 decades in it's for a lack of accountability that according to lawyer, it's only increasing. it's now up to the i, c. c, to launch an independent investigation into the killing of sharina and all the other reporters were paid the highest price for doing their job. steadfast and al jazeera. in the hake, least one that palestinians been killed in the occupied was fine during fighting between palestinian gunmen and palestinian authority forces. the violence began after senior figure if the military wing of hamas was arrested on tuesday morning. the arrest was made i, a palestinian

there is an international criminal court in the hague. tors are already working in ukraine . such investigations and eventually international judicial institutions, in particular the international criminal court, will focus on higher -ranking individuals, theoretically can judge the current head of state in 2008, for example, the court issued a warrant for the arrest of the then president of sudan, omar al-bashir, on charges of war crimes and genocide. the icc cannot judge in absentia, and the court of al-bashur sits on conciliation until this crime of aggression is caught, and the very fact of russia's attack will not be able to punish russian high-ranking officials of the icc after all, neither russia nor ukraine ratified the rome statute, the fundamental document of the court, explains the lawyer from kyiv-rijjana exactly what these actions are, which are the initiation of war and the introduction of war into the eu lead to the fact that war crimes are being committed, which we see, which are a separate category, let's say, it is easier

a why is it important to have a complaint here in the hague, at the international criminal court? but for finally, in a, we have come to the international court and it is a historic day which is historic day for the family. it is a historic day or so for the policy and journalist who for over 40 years the have been on the receiving ends of attack by these ready forces. and i would dare say, should be sorry today for journalists that re re present the it's not from federation of journalists who present $170.00 organizations around the world are, which have got nearly $600000.00 journalists are in their books or so in effect where it is those journal is atoria that are really giving the support for dis submission. you're calling it historic because you feel that this is really the beginning of a serious investigation. absolute. i mean, those to 1st stage were going should motion. this is, sir, this is not an israeli court. this is an international court is in the hands of all the countries or older people in the world. and we do hope that people who are inside the prosecutor, you kno

states and its allies about how russia has handed over quite a bit of material to the international criminal court about the atrocities being committed by the altar nationalist forces backed by the united states coming out of kia and how the international criminal court has not been helpful in getting these crimes accounted for and how the reality of the situation and what's taking place, how the russian speaking peoples of the don bass regions have suffered. that is being ignored by international media, but the facts are there for anyone. he wants to see them. white moving words that we heard from the russian foreign minister, shedding light on what the united states and its allies and their corporate media would not want the world to see. all right, all it is okay to help in regards to latest now from new york regarding so you left off the russian foreign minister, speaking of the un security council, thanks. might appreciated now the latest shelling of a ukrainian forces of the next city as we understand 6 people and out that 6 injured is according to local officials on need to warn you. right

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

well obviously that's possible within the i, c k and the international criminal court, prosecuted charles taylor, the president of library never set foot in sierra the young, but we prosecuted him in that special court because there was territorial jurisdiction. he's serving a 50 years sentence, and of course, melissa, which was famously prosecuted for the crime committed an apartment lobby and transferred to the ag. i was on trial when he passed in 2006. so the, i think he does have jurisdiction. and the challenge of high level individuals, one doesn't have to honor immunities, which is means they could reach legally. but the usual challenge is showing that connection with what the lower level of people are doing on the ground. there are ways that can potentially be done with regular units, but an operations that are directly under the control of the russian state in which the crime is continuing and some of the worst aspects of re committed in russia. those are frankly easier to attribute to high level individuals. so what's the timeframe might we be looking at if you were to prosecute

the legal team with al jazeera english is preparing a case to submit to the international criminal court on behalf of sri. thank you for that, natasha. go named life for a say in ramallah in the occupied west bank. well, let's take a closer look at how the events unfolded. chevy knob lockley was shot in the head while she was on assignment in janine in the occupied west bank on the day of her funeral is ready forces torn the procession and starting beating and started beating. mourners causing pall bearers to nearly drop her coffin palestinian prison mahmoud abbas rejected a proposal for a joint investigation with israel. instead beach national criminal court was asked to investigate her murder in june. a. you an inquiry concluded he's really forces fired the shot that killed sharon by the usa department defended a 3rd party investigation which said it couldn't conclusively determine the origin of the bullet. let us now speak to mary embargo tea who's a senior palestinian correspondent for the news website monta advised. he's joining us from ramallah my embargo t. thank you very much for

attacks against journalists are a part of the process. >> they hope the international criminal courtill bring justice for her death. end impunity of nearly 50 journalists killed in the past two decades in israel. a lack of accountability at that accordining to a lawyers is only increasing. it is up to the icc to launch an independent investigation into the killing of her and the other reporters who have paid the highest price for doing their job. >> still to come, the u.k. wakes up to a life after queen elizabeth with a new king, prime minister, and the cost of living crisis not going anywhere anytime soon. ♪ praying for victory, brazil's front runners battle for the blessings of one of their most important electors. ♪ >>-year-old weather update. in japan, things are finally starting to dry off, the rain is petering off as the typhoon passes by. 23 degrees on wednesday. high temperature is in this part of china, 39 degrees, waiting to verify if that is a record for the month of september. along the river valley, cloud cover west of wuhan, we get into the better chance of seeing showe

they have committed and we will go to the international criminal court. yes. and to all the courts on the way until almost to the international criminal court in, to ask israel with the harmonious order and financial responsibilities. are you read with? i ask here, does the israel corner long to remain a colonizing the farm? whatever they have been. so for 75 years on to when young i would like to ask you and i said, do we wait for a century or maybe for 2 centuries outcome among the meal? and i wasn't here, we are the only a still living on that occupation. why the man, why a yes i am. as a general assembly, i got a new member of the security council, hooker, the advocates of human rights. why should we remain under occupation? what unless they are waiting for what are the is holding to teach us? so why should they be occupying the choice on killer war and confiscate our land lord our resources, even that ain multiple lives on us is being we are, they can move my them and then they sent it back to us. they take our name am and then they said of the matter and

and the united nations had already voted for the international criminal court to begin— internationaln an investigation, it will start— begin an investigation, it will start in— begin an investigation, it will start in march. you had comments from _ start in march. you had comments from the _ start in march. you had comments from the prosecutor who said that he was going _ from the prosecutor who said that he was going to send more investigators next week_ was going to send more investigators next week to look into allegations of further— next week to look into allegations of further atrocities committed in the east — of further atrocities committed in the east of the country. he made a reference _ the east of the country. he made a reference to — the east of the country. he made a reference to nuremberg in the sense of this— reference to nuremberg in the sense of this was_ reference to nuremberg in the sense of this was a very serious situation, _ of this was a very serious situation, and he has said in the past _ situation, and he has said in the past that— situation, and he has sai

judge acts of the russian federation is quite possible, and within the framework of the international criminal court there has been an understanding that it is impossible to do this within the framework of the international criminal court, which means that we must seriously a-a work on how to implement the idea of ​​spetsebonat, i.e. we have gone through the evolution from er-er rejection of this idea i emphasize not because they do not want to judge, but because this format does not suit them, now we are discussing how this format can be implemented restoration work in one of the damaged houses of svyatoshynskyi of the district capital will be completed in two months , mayor vitaliy klitschko said. he added that unique work on the construction of a monolithic reinforced concrete frame is currently underway there. let me remind you that a russian rocket hit this 16-story building on march 15. half of the 126 apartments burned completely, the other half partially, and repairs are being made. the 27-story building on lobanovskyi avenue is planned to be completed in the spring. the russians targeted th

and in fact, this is the only influential and we the verkhovna rada made changes to the international criminal courtf the international criminal court now have the right to work on the territory of ukraine and document the crimes of russians, naming them by specific names and bringing the case - this is a guarantee that the next ones will be afraid to carry out such criminal orders, because putin is not the only one. he even giving the order, will be a participant in making such a decision regarding the use of tactical nuclear weapons, and specific names briefly, let's listen to the forest tracks, e.e., the prime minister of great britain she was the one responding to the fact that putin is threatening nuclear weapons, and then the guests of our studio will take care of their word. he decided to continue his efforts by sending even more reservists to a terrible fate. he is desperately trying to create the appearance of democracy for a regime for which there are no human rights and freedoms. he is resorting to new fictitious claims and rattling weapons, it will not work , we think in the face of brit

transferred to ukrainian law enforcement agencies, in addition, representatives of the international criminal courtan also collect evidence, and accordingly, such a procedure also exists, but as of today, i think that they are not yet in the territory of the in the kharkiv region where it happened eh, this is another story and eh, when we talk about how to establish a connection between the eh victims who died and those who committed these crimes, this issue is really quite difficult because uh maybe those who committed these murders have already died as a result of the introduction of hostilities. maybe they are still alive and fled to the territory of the russian federation, but in what way should the responsibility come before the whole, when we talk about responsibility at the state level, namely it should stand and raise the question when we talk about e-e prosecution for the commission of the crime of aggression and for the commission of war crimes e-e at the level of an international criminal court or a special tribunal on aggression, what about now we are talking about when these things wil

they filed that complaint to the international criminal court earlier. and then this sir, a pre plan, but impromptu, almost a press conference. i happened outside the criminal court. let sir bring in, tristan o marinello, a reader in law, liverpool, john moore's university, is also a member of the legal team for cause of victims. at a for the i. c. c, he joins us now from rome. what did you make of what you heard the good morning may, thanks for the invitation. now the ball, he's in the hands all over the international. i mean, of course the, the particular stock and investigation in this case i work as says to be shown on the status of the i see 1st of all that stuff to be shown in microsoft, hawaii. and he's already satisfied by the day being collected by media investigation so far by senior society of any day she wants to buy this before because she's very, very dance and also why the 90 something spike stopped an investigation. in this case that the one time, the 2nd one is that the case is misty boerger b c. b c bar means that domestic costs are not

management, we legally do everything to condemn their actions and then make it this is an international criminal court are helped by judges of the international criminal court , mr. khan, he came twice, as far as i know, he came to ukraine twice, he has a very good working relationship with the office they are just making the prosecutor general a procedural leader and accumulating all this evidence. believe me, in this sense, there will be many unpleasant surprises for the russian federation. such was the interview with the ukrainian mambudsman dmytro nopinets. we are continuing our graduation this year. thousands of ukrainian schools are destroyed or damaged. and only less than 60% of them are suitable for resuming studies within their walls , this is stated in the message of unicef on the occasion of the beginning of the new academic year in ukraine this year parents could choose the format of education, online mixed or face-to-face, the last two are possible only in areas that do not border the front, another mandatory condition is the presence of a bomb shelter in the school, how many schools are

ukrainian law enforcement agencies, and ukrainian courts will judge them, as well as the international criminal court, that is, the international criminal court, if we are talking about those who stand who gave the order to start a war in general, i.e. aggression, it is putin and the security council, they will answer through the tribunal that we will actually create, but everyone will have to answer to one another and by the way, if they that they will have to answer in the courts. it will be better for them, because otherwise they will have to answer in front of other bodies like this . for example, i am like a baron's gurmin and it will be a completely different conversation. that we can no longer talk, uh, we have to continue moving on the air oleg havrysh, the chief consultant of the office of the head of the office of the president of ukraine, oleksandr kachura, the deputy chairman of the committee of the verkhovna rada of ukraine on the organization of state power and local self-government , was here in the studio with me of regional development and urban planning, as well as olena khomenko, a