uh with international criminal court uh with international criminal court uh we're really focused on national courts we're really focused on national courts we're really focused on national courts in other jurisdictions partially because in other jurisdictions partially because in other jurisdictions partially because international criminal court you know international criminal court you know international criminal court you know they do have their own investigation they do have their own investigation they do have their own investigation they do send investigators to ukraine uh they do send investigators to ukraine uh they do send investigators to ukraine uh i think it is very important that you i think it is very important that you i think it is very important that you know there are so many people working on know there are so many people working on know there are so many people working on ukraine including in the accountability ukraine including in the accountability ukraine including in the accountability space so we work in our niche which i space so we work in our niche whic

on march 2, the international criminal court begins its investigation, and in april, the prosecutor of the international criminal court will come to the liberated kyiv oblast, in addition to khan. after the liberation of kharkiv oblast, khan promises to expand the team of international investigators in ukraine, so in addition to the more than 40 who are already working here will arrive in may , we carried out the largest field deployment that the international criminal court has ever seen and with in may, we maintain a permanent field presence in ukraine in the prosecutor general's office, they say that since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, the russians have committed more than 30,000 war crimes in ukraine, but this does not mean that all of them will be investigated by the international criminal court. but if there will be so many cases of russians that ukrainian justice will not be able to deal with them, then most likely the so-called principle of universal jurisdiction will work, i.e. partner countries will help ukraine to try the russians. although they did not commit cr

the international criminal court will visit the liberated kyiv oblast criminal court, except for khanter the liberation of kharkiv oblast, khan promises to expand the team of international investigators in ukraine, so in addition to the more than 40 already working here, they will come in may , we have carried out the largest field deployment that the international criminal court has ever seen, and since may we have permanently kept polova presence in ukraine in the prosecutor general's office say that since the beginning of the full-scale war, the russians have committed more than 30,000 war crimes in ukraine, but this does not mean that all of them will be investigated the international criminal court will prioritize the cases of military commanders and not ordinary russian soldiers, but if there are so many cases of russians that ukrainian justice cannot cope with them, then most likely the so-called principle of universal jurisdiction will work, that is, partner countries will help ukraine try russians, even though they are not committed crimes on their territory, the internationa

i mean, there's been some talk about the international criminal court, and it's very easy as happened with ukraine. by the way, for members states of the room, part state parties to the rome statute, which is the document which sets up the international criminal court. they could simply make a referral in the case of ukraine, they were dozens over 40 that referred ukraine to the international criminal court . there was absolutely no reason why the situation of men on the lying and his military songs should not be referred to the international criminal court. the nationally, the democracy has made a declaration that it accepts the jurisdiction of the court matter of commissions. and we've published a legal opinion endorsed by some of the great legal minds on the planets, including justice, which gilson of south africa. john do got some of the most respected jurisprudential scholars on the planet to all say that the court could in to be bought. it takes is full member road statute policies to the state part of the room statute to refer the case. so that's one thing that could happen qui

involved in the water-like beast and violations will sooner or later be convicted by the international criminal courternational crimes for violating the laws and conducting the customs of the introduction of war, including by our ukrainian courts, in particular, for war crimes article 438 of the criminal code is a violation of laws, customs, and the introduction of war provides for such responsibility; moreover, i predict that mr. yuriy, look and you know, he is so beautiful russian expression 7 m1 ответ well, they have already started to violate, we still remember from buchi, from vorzel and so on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on. we don't have you, but the russian generals will say well, you attract and i want to see how you will do it, and the mechanisms are quite few. yes, we can, when you talk about the higher military and political leadership. president putin to marshal from marshal to general from general to colonel and on and on, i just have a hard time imagining the mechanism, it must be the mechanism of the unconditional defea

and his military should not be referred to the international criminal court. the national book has made a declaration that it accepts the jurisdiction of the court mat commissions. and we've published a legal opinion endorsed by some of the great legal mines on the planets, including justice, which gilson of south africa. john, do got some of the most respected jurisprudential scholars on the planet who all say that the court could in to be all it takes is full member road statute parties to the state part of the room statute to refer the case. so that's one thing that could happen quite easily. we've also got cases spring up around the world. there is a move in jakarta petitioning the constitutional court to allow cases to be brought there. that would be very interesting because it's of, as the member states, of course, it needs to become the chair of next year. there's been a hinge a case in, in argentina, the universal jurisdiction cases among member states. there's a jurisdictions of nations around the world. those are possible, but we've also got the i c c

. >> narrator: it became the international criminal court, the icc. ictions in other countries, but never against vladimir putin, despite an increasing outcry over war crimes. in 2014, with the invasion and annexation of ukraine's crimean peninsula. in 2015, with the war in syria to help the dictator bashar al-assad. >> putin takes us back almost to the middle ages. the idea of siege warfare. the idea that there is no civilian immunity. anyone that's on that side is the enemy, the only way to survive is to surrender to us. (explosions) ancient cities, tens of thousands of people killed, hospitals a major point of attack. this was the approach and violated rules like the "no attacks on hospitals or ambulances" that have been the oldest things in the geneva conventions, been with us for a hundred, you know, 160 years. out the window. >> narrator: former war crimes prosecutor stephen rapp says the icc has been no match for putin's prominent place on the world stage. >> there was no way that there was going to be any international court established for syr

moreover, the prosecutor of the international criminal court announced the collection of evidence andd send it directly to the international criminal court, and our investigative bodies, including the police the security service records crimes and of course there is a lot of work, but i monitor the situation and see that a very large amount of work is being done, there is progress because there are already appropriate there are suspicions, there are court verdicts for racists who were convicted of murders, who were convicted of those military crimes that they committed on our territory, this work is ongoing and, in principle, it is not as complicated as it was , uh, during the second world war, there were no video cameras, video evidence was there at all other possibilities, but nevertheless the eight-month period. all the evidence was collected, and during the meeting with the court for a year and a half, all the fascists who took part in that territory were convicted. as you mentioned about the international investigative groups that are starting to work on groups that are appropria

we didn't have the international criminal court back then. t most importantly, and one of the ways in which we are trying to use international justice system in its modern form is through so-called universal jurisdiction, which means that it does not have to be an international tribunal because they all take a long time, no matter how efficient they are or how they're trying to be attention. but there are all all of these countries, you know, slovakia, czech republic, germany, poland, lithuania and many, many others around the world that do have these articles in their criminal codes. and it means that they can open cases. and if, you know, we and other lawyers are able to convince them that the case is strong, it means that they can issue international arrest warrants or arrest warrants and then it'll turn into interpol spread notices. and that is a completely different ballgame. right. first of all, it usually takes less time because national justice systems are usually more efficient than international justice system. and second of all, it

already appealed to the world community regarding the creation of such a tribunal, the international criminal courtconsider war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide. it is possible, and we see that there is more and more evidence that this is genocide, that is, conventionally, the brigade that committed atrocities in buchi will be tried in the international criminal court, but it is important that they were responsible and were on the dock, it was the political and military leadership that, for example, did not go to ukraine, did not physically commit these crimes. they did not come, they did not kill, they did not rape, but they started the crime of aggression. we welcome you. we are glad to see you. thank you for joining our marathon. oleksiy, now three countries, latvia, lithuania and estonia, are demanding the creation of a special tribunal. with an open offer to join e-e in this demand for this community that demands that the russian federation be brought to justice well, later we will also talk about what we should expect based on the results and the possible investigation and the pos

international criminal court could make a referral. his military thugs would accept the jurisdiction of the court that has been commissioned. some of the most respected productions -- credentialed people on the planet said the court could intervene, all it takes is parties to refer the case. we have also got cases around the world. the court could allow cases to be brought there because that is very interesting. universal jurisdiction cases among member states, jurisdictions of nations, those are possible. we need to have a referral in-state parties. let's care about what happening. it's terrible. international crimes are being committed. they can be referred to the hague, and we urge those referrals. where is britain? doesn't have to go that route. a direct referral could be made. we want to see more and more universal cases. >> we want to see and ethnic -- international community that reflects these ethnic divergence. do you find the burma majority people have empathy? is this a real turning point for me and mark? -- myanmar? >> ther

tried to cancel this regime of international respect for human rights and all the agreements and institutions that we have created, national courts, the international criminal court, the military tribunal, the crimes of the russians, what are they committed in ukraine will be examined at different levels, as we explained in this video, but the uncertainty surrounding the main question of whether we will see putin and his henchmen behind bars remains as it is and remains to be speculated how exactly the end of the war will be recorded and how the current regime will fall in for russia, as the experience of previous post-war justice shows, these are the main conditions for seeing perpetrators of aggression on the bench, and maybe this time it will be different. tell me honestly, how do you feel? i keep myself honest, but if you cover up, it covers up a lot the last time it was the story of the crimean dog and i was very touched by this story then, i just sit and cry, put my feet shoulder-width apart, smoothly raise my right hand up, reach up with the edge of my right palm, as if you are trying to press it on the sky, and with the rib of the left hand, reach d

the only question is that the international criminal court does not have the jurisdiction to considercrime, because for this it is necessary that and russia and ukraine were participants in the statute of the international criminal court, unfortunately, this is not the case , that's why the president of ukraine took the initiative to officially take the initiative to create a special tribunal for the crime aggression and i am sure that these very actions regarding the annexation will become one more episode that will be considered by this tribunal that will attract, respectively, when the political leadership of russia for the aggression against ukraine there formalized it officially, in fact, they themselves signed such a heartfelt confession in this crime, what will everyone get what they deserve, we believe in this that it will happen as soon as possible. thank you, zakhar, e.e. tropin, associate professor of the department of international law, institute of international relations, e.e. taras university hryhorovych shevchenko, let's talk about how the rhetoric of propagandists is

unauthorized person who has a reason for them to be he is accused and he is arrested but the international criminal courtal court and we fully trust him and i am sure that he will deal with this, this is an investigation, this will help him, this is the first , the second i want to say about all these people who are there, including this baranov mud and others, they will never be able to go to more than one country in the world after this investigation, because , i think that, well, they can be there for six months or not . a little more and they will be accused officially, and it will be protection and arrest from the point of view of the international space station, this means that if they even go to turkey somewhere to go on holiday, a warrant will be issued and interpol will look for them and they can be arrested, so for them it is, so to speak, everything, that is, i am not in vain i asked at the beginning we don't know how many other secret units there really are, which are not publicly known, but whose existence we may not guess about. well, that's fine. here's one case that was told by journalist

should first of all get into the national judiciary, but in the meantime, you know that the international criminal courtrrently conducting its investigation here in ukraine - this is the largest group of investigators and they select those episodes that will go gaga, that is, in the international crimea, in the court, which are in the garage, there are implementation of war crimes on the territory of ukraine, and in the future such accusations will actually be brought against the russian armed forces, and most importantly, directly to putin and directly to the leadership, that is, to the generals here it is very important to understand that this is the only court that can make such an accusation and it will be putin himself who will be personally responsible. as the commander-in-chief and all those generals who made those decisions, the question remains open how to cover the participation of every officer and soldier, of course, i repeat once again, no national law enforcement system can cope with more well, almost 40,000 episodes. and the more time and the larger the population where the occupation was

now, in principle, the international criminal court could take customer service under articles $7.00 and $8.00 of the staff of ro, but the international criminal court, on, fortunately looking at a record, it entered in force in the year 2002. so that's now 20 years of operation, essentially in the service of washington at brussels. it refused to investigate the war, crimes and crimes against humanity committed enough, gone on. and there been any number of legal re submitted. it has refused to investigate the, the fact that economic sanctions, which are legal, the only ones other ones on chapter 7, w as refuse to investigate whether unilateral worst of measures that cause paying for thousands of death in the corral, waylon and cuba guerria cause your fabric and you don't get your insulin and you don't get medicine you then? so i mean the direct result of sanctions. is that the supply of food, nutrients, whatever you need to produce medicine is so disruptive that it costs? yeah. i, when i worked with her, i repeatedly asked us that we're going to keep the count to actually to quantify

against poland for preparing an act of aggression against our country has been sent to the international criminal court today. and the kgb of belarus detained another agent of the ukrainian special services, we will tell you the details of the picture of the day, an additional colleague. we worked on promo and discussed at the meeting with the president the export of import substitution and filling the domestic market, which we are ready to offer belarusians, we will tell the domestic enterprise in a panorama. the opening of the mtz service center new contracts with our manufacturers and an increase in the volume of transshipment of belarusian cargo through russian ports. as a result of the negotiations by the delegation of the belarusian government in astrakhan, residents of the regions of our country actively joined the discussion of the draft law on the all-belarusian people's assembly to make specific proposals. maybe every belarusian is more detailed in the panorama report. the longest us military campaign 20 branches of the occupation of afghanistan trillions of dollars the failure of the pentago

the system of international justice, we must all work on it, as we work today with the international criminal court started with the prosecutor khan . all countries come to us and support very baltic states, polish colleagues, french slovak colleagues also come and work - both prosecutors and criminologists work. i think it is the most important, the most important thing that the society of the russian federation understands that from this moment on they are the society of a terrorist state, from this moment on the borders are not open for them european european states, you can support the war, but you can't rest in europe, you can't say that we are fighting against these values, we have our own values, they speak for themselves well, if their values ​​or why do they get pleasure from countries with others here i think the most important thing is such a great political informational support of ukraine today today you can do all this why because the world will get tired of war because of any war we should get tired but we can't get tired, because then yours will lose , not only ukraine will lose, th

coalition, it is enough with it and a good enough basis for being sure that there will be an international criminal court against putinism , and i am convinced that such a court will go towards this goal, and the international community, this general anti-putin coalition, and we as a country are internally at the level of our internal order. also have to perform a significant amount of work and you will have the result that we all strive for. well, you have not yet answered about the time, that is, from the moment of the first when it can be from the moment of beginning to the moment of completion, that is, if we take the same the nuremberg trial was about this start. it did n't last long, only from which one. no, a little longer. yes, from november 20, 1945, less than a year to october 1, 1946. how long can the putin tribunal last ? you correctly noted that the nuremberg tribunal began its active work in 5-6 months, and this is the reference point on which we should orient yourself, you mean after the capitulation of germany in 5-6 months. the work is exclusively legal mechanisms. and we, er, in fact to

36,000 criminal proceedings opened today on the fact of war crimes active soldiers of the russian federation so as to prove all these crimes at the international level to the international criminal courtst of all for the political leadership to the international and international tribunal at the international criminal court to the international tribunal for the political which should be formed it is initiated and can be initiated only by the radbezon and now why we don't do that and we don't initiate it because we understand very well that there will be a veto from the russian side right away rostyslav eh let 's talk about eh how ukraine is essentially i understand that volodymyr zelenskyi is saying that we will no longer sit down at the negotiating table with putin, that there is a full stop, we will only talk with the next president of the federation, do you see any signs of a shift and that they are reading this signal? well, we guess who it is aimed at. i see and see an important nuance. i would definitely divide the question into two parts. the first is our expectations and the reality of our expectations. we think that this will have, relatively speaking, here we are saying, i d

that every little particle does not go and so that they will all hear it later in the international criminal court or will it be a specialized tribunal so far it is difficult to say i am a big fan of a specialized tribunal of course but for us it is very important that it is not only ours and western history the whole world should stand behind it they are now you they said about russian diplomacy , they haven't been involved in diplomacy for a long time, but they are engaged in propaganda all over the world, they are engaged in africa, they are engaged in latin america, that is, the whole world, then from this tribunal or the people's criminal court, let's see what the decision will be, there are different options, there are options that are even quite creative, so that in the end the whole world will hear it, and if the whole world doesn't hear it, then what kind of warning is there that it won't happen again, but i emphasize there, i don't know how much i have already emphasized many times that living with this regime on the same planet is dangerous, everyone who has values ​​must learn this, an

the liberal democratic party of belarus today filed a lawsuit with the international criminal court againstr preparing an act of aggression against our country, western neighbors - they do not even hide it. so, in a number of polish media, even official ones, information appeared about training in armed formations in order to establish control on the territory of belarus and change the constitutional order through armed force. the combat training center is located directly in poland, where the fighters receive military equipment and financial support, polish and american instructors work with them. the training of such groups is an act of aggression against our countries, therefore, today we are turning to the international criminal court to bring these persons to criminal responsibility. lawyers have done a great job. everything is proven and the most important thing is to prove. you don't even need to. no one in poland is stopping all this talk that there will be an invasion of the territory, of belarus, terrorist acts. and it encourages. let's say one more thing, the activities of these

against poland for preparing an act of aggression against our country was sent to the international criminal court today. the kgb of belarus detained another agent of the ukrainian special services . promo worked discussed at a meeting with the president the export of import substitution and the filling of the domestic market, what we are ready to offer belarusians, we will tell the domestic enterprise in a panorama. the opening of the mtz service center new contracts with our manufacturers and an increase in the volume of transshipment of belarusian cargo through russian ports. as a result of the negotiations by the delegation of the belarusian government in astrakhan, residents of the regions of our country actively joined the discussion of the draft law on the entire belarusian people's assembly to introduce specific suggestions. maybe every belarusian is more detailed in the panorama report. the longest us military campaign 20 years of occupation of afghanistan trillions of dollars failure of the pentagon and the shameful flight of the army, air attacks on civilians, cruel torture in prisons a

well, i believe that this list should be submitted to the international criminal court after the workng done by the court and all our prosecutors and all the bodies responsible for it, and the list and evidence and all these stories i believe that the court should make sure that the whole world hears every story in this story, so that when they judge, each story will sound like we can rebuild it, and it's the same as nuremberg, the same as tokyo, the same as any -which the international court of justice has announce the final list and now we have to work with our friends with the aim of uh, we discussed the evidence as carefully as possible so that nothing goes wrong, many people are helping us and on a bilateral level and the european union, but really we have to make sure that uh, every little particle does not and for them all to hear it later in the international criminal court or whether it will be a specialized tribunal so far it is difficult to say. i am a big fan of a specialized tribunal of course, but it is very important for us that it is not only ours and the western the w

center for civil liberties has actively advocated that ukraine become affiliated with the international criminal court after russia's invasion of ukraine in february 2022 center for civil liberties has engaged in efforts to identify and document russian war crimes against the ukrainian civilian population. in collaboration with international partners, the center is playing a pioneering rome. m, with a view to holding the guilty parties accountable for their crimes. by awarding the nobel peace prize for 2020 to $2.00 are less beyond the out sky memorial and the center for civil liberties than the wind. nobel committee wishes to on this city outstanding champions of human rights, democracy and peaceful co existence in the neighbor countries. belarus, russia and ukraine through their consistent efforts in favor of human values, anti militarism and principles of law. this year's laureates had revitalized an honored alfred lo bells, vision of peace, an fraternity between nations, a vision most needed in the world to day. thank you very much. for your little it was it for community with oppressive regimes i

therefore, today we are appealing to the international criminal court to bring these persons to criminalawyers have done a great job. all proven a the most important thing is to prove you don't even need to. no one in poland is stopping all this talk that there will be an invasion of the territory, of belarus, terrorist acts. and it encourages. let's say one more thing, the activity of these groups that are ready now on the territory of poland is impossible without the direct support of the top leadership of the country of poland, this is the same conflict that they are now, although provoked by the hands of these people on the territory of the republic of belarus, it is clear that the special services will never allow this, but where law, where international law. kgb belarus crossed the activities of the agent of the ukrainian special services, this is a citizen of our state for a long time who served in the armed forces, and a series of high-profile detentions on the eve of journalists was told by the chairman of the state security committee van tertel, this time it was about a man who

to punish individual russian commanders and soldiers for committing war crimes can the international criminal courtchief prosecutor karim khan recently announced at a meeting of the un security council that he will send additional employees to ukraine to conduct an investigation. i have been to ukraine three times. i have seen various destruction and suffering the damages of everything seen only strengthen her confidence and my previous conclusions that there are reasonable grounds to believe that crimes have been committed in ukraine that fall under under the jurisdiction of the international criminal court, we are talking about war crimes and crimes against humanity. however, the jurisdiction of the hague tribunal does not extend to crimes against peace, namely the unleashing of an aggressive war, for which putin and his closest associates are personally responsible, so in kyiv they are sure to punish the higher political and military leadership russia needs a special tribunal like the one in nuremberg , the difficulty of prosecuting russia for this crime is that the available international legal

however, almost six months on, and despite the tireless lobbying and the international criminal courtstice for shireen has not been achieved. >> she was shot dead on assignment in the occupied west bank on may 11. at the funeral, protesters caused her coffin to be nearly dropped to the ground. tens of thousands attended her funeral, a testament to how loved she was by those whose lives she reported on. in the end, israel found that there was a high possibility that shireen was killed by an israeli soldier but that it wasn't intentional, and there would not be a criminal investigation. in other words, there would be no justice. >> as much as we appreciate all officials and religious leaders who continue to support us, words are not enough. at this point we need more than words, we need action. we need complete accountability to hold the perpetrators, the soldier who killed her accountable, so that we don't see this happen again. we need to put an end to this so no other family should have to suffer like ours has. >> a pointed end to the day. this memorial mass held for shireen. despite

center for civil liberties, has actively advocated that ukraine become affiliated with the international criminal court. after russia's invasion of ukraine in february 2022 center for civil liberties has engaged in efforts to identify and document russian war crimes against the ukrainian civilian population. in collaboration with international partners, the center is playing a pioneering rhone, m, with a view to holding the guilty parties accountable for their crimes. by awarding the nobel peace prize for 2020 to $2.00 are less b ali out ski memorial and the center for civil liberties than the weird and nobel committee wishes to honor $30.00, standing champions of human rights, democracy and peaceful co existence in the neighbor countries belarus, russia and ukraine. so they're consistent efforts in favor of human values, anti militarism and principles of law. this year's laureates have revitalized, i'm honored alfred no bones, vision of peace and fraternity between nations, a visual most needed in the world to day. thank you very much for your little it was for community. oh, we don't live you laurel

evidence in his hands then we will say the decision of the judges of the international international criminal courtmaybe it will be created because there is already a discussion and a new i don't know what kind of court there is, the european court, we call it that, having all these evidences and court decisions in our hands, we will be able to bring them to justice on their territory of rostislav , what are the results of the work of the ministry of internal affairs employees yesterday and the day before yesterday during massive strikes not only in the center the capital, but also in other major cities of ukraine, what is a short summary from the ministry of internal affairs, uh, i won't tell you the short summary right now, i don't quite understand what the question might be , because there is a separate work of the national police on to criminal crimes, of course, all these shellings are recorded as criminal proceedings, including violations of the rules and customs of war, and this is the main task of the national police of ukraine, if we are talking about the state emergency service, then of c

as long as it is possible, it will be an international criminal court, there is our general prosecutor's office, there are international and local human rights organizations working on this, for which i thank them very much, but the return of the children - this so far, it looks like if we managed to return it, it is a great happiness. we are looking for these children ourselves. we are looking for information about them ourselves. we ask the federation to find guardians here if it is a status child or relatives, if, for example, it was with kharkiv children from the kharkiv region, they are going to russia. we are looking for funds for a ticket . accompany further and here is this part of my question about those people who left the territory of ukraine abroad, what is the government doing to interest them in returning here, taking advantage of the opportunity and asking them not to return to us we have to survive the winter, unfortunately, the networks will not survive, you see what russia is doing, everyone sees everything, come back now, this is once again to harm yourself and your ch

will be responsible either under ukrainian legislation or may even be prosecuted in an international criminal courtterday , another very important statement was made by the head of the crimean tatar people, refat chubarov , who is in favor of amending the constitution regarding the status of crimea as a national-territorial autonomy as a part of ukraine a-a i will not record - ask how do you feel about such a prospect but at the same time, let's say crimean platform may be a platform where this issue is discussed, well , first of all, i want to start with the question that you asked at epilesis, and because really, in 2021 , a lot was done by the president of ukraine, the verkhovna rada, when a number of uh, a number of uh, laws were adopted and by-laws and regulatory acts, for example, this is the strategy, this is the law on the indigenous peoples of ukraine, because when a-ah, in my opinion, we already need to work on having de-occupation and re-integration laws because for in democratic states, it happens very slowly . for example, tomorrow or the day after tomorrow, we will liberate crimea, wh

measures to ensure accountability, including the investigations by the prosecutor of the international criminal court . we all saw on the line that all international and regional accountability monitoring mechanisms should be granted full, secure, and unrestricted access to the entire church of ukraine. including to all war related, the chinese with their for to the russian federation to comply with the appeal of the 2nd general to grant the international committee of the red cross full access to all prisoners of war. the release of over 100 ukrainian women which took place on 17th october is an important step in the right direction. mister president rushes, unprovoked, unjustified and illegal war of aggression against ukraine has created a humanitarian crisis. that is also having devastating global impacts. the deliberate destruction by russia, ukraine's agricultural transport infrastructure is causing worldwide food supply chain disruptions and endangers the food security mills of people around the globe . in this context, the black sea green initiative is of a key importance to mitigate the global

we are currently hearing about cooperation with the un, the international criminal court , cooperation at the level of countries, etc., is the office of the prosecutor general of ukraine receiving enough international support? does the prosecutor's office also need help on the ground? assistance in the investigation in terms of building cases in terms of analysis in terms of forensics in terms of identification of the dead and so on despite all the rhetoric there is no great amount of this support that is why i proposed and led a mobile justice team consisting of leading prosecutors leading investigators leading international criminal lawyers and leading ukrainian junior lawyers with experience in international criminal law you cannot investigate these crimes without good and effective cooperation between the three parties local prosecutors civil society and international experts need a public prosecutor's office that has professional skills in conducting investigations a society that has certain documents has access to certain areas that the prosecutor's office does not have and inter

occupied ukrainian territories, in addition, estonia supports the investigation of the international criminal court regarding war crimes by russians and demands to deprive the russian federation of its status as a permanent member of the un security council. let me remind you that latvia was the first to recognize russia as a sponsor of terrorism. this was done last week by members of the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe. germany will continue to support ukraine in every possible way with weapons and military equipment , the minister of foreign affairs of germany, anna lena berkubok , stated this at the berlin foreign policy forum. the main security conditions on the continent in relation to the supporters of the so-called compromise option and negotiations with moscow, barbos noted that the kremlin he only understands the language of force and more by holding fake referendums in the occupied regions, putin has proven that he is not looking for a way out of the war, he is not looking for new soldiers and is mobilizing only to continue the forceful seizure of the territory, the film u

appointees. such allegations have been made before with the same claims alleged by the international criminal court. first prosecutor back in 2011 against libyan troops and their former leader mo, margaret duffy at the time the hague officials would be in soldiers were using biography, type pills to rape women. we're getting some information that gadhafi himself decided to authorize the rapes, and this is new. the rape is a new aspect of the repression. apparently he decided to punish using rapes, that claim was quickly picked up and spread by the western media. here's an article published by the guardian in 2011, repeating the allegations of libyan soldiers allegedly, using drugs to sexually assault women option returns. the again says such claims were presented with no evidence. we know that that co, that claim was made by louis. so marino camp of the, i think me and then we're our mission by the un human rights inquiry changed back then. it was based on 70000 inquiries and a question as being sent out in libya when there was no functioning, but he should function postal office to create the idea

international criminal justice, this is the end of the statement. well , the ministers also added that such a tribunal would help the international criminal court to moreectively investigate russia's crimes in ukraine , and of course i always thank the representatives of the baltic countries, poland, the czech republic, slovakia and some other countries for that the support and help that we constantly receive from them, well, now i want to make a small announcement tomorrow on the tv broadcast of the foreign affairs of the member countries of the european union, said the head of the hungarian foreign policy department petersiarto, he explained this by the fact that budapest does not want to be drawn into the war, and more. he also criticized the creation of a unified military training mission for ukrainian servicemen. well, a little earlier, mr. siyar also spoke about the fact that his government would make every effort to ensure that the territory of ukrainian zakarpattia the region in which many ethnic hungarians live did not become the target of russian shelling, but i will remind you that recently there have been rather provocative rumors coming fr

evidence base so that later we can prove the crimes both at our level and then at the international criminal court international tribunal because, again, the key feature about which war crimes will be constantly repeated is that they do not have a statute of limitations . -30 no matter how much time is needed we will be able to spend them court hearings, after which people were convicted even at the age of 93-96, even though the last criminal proceedings related to assen was last fall, which i heard accordingly, well , again, no one will be able to evade responsibility by saying that, we will definitely catch up with them as long as possible the population would need time, not rostislav, they would like to ask you immediately about the situation at the zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, the enemy recently kidnapped the general director of the zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, but under pressure, they would speaking of the international community, he was forced to let him go, well, they chased away a half-naked man somewhere around 12 km at night, please share, please be kind now in the current extreme data of

i stated that they would be no impunity for the criminals of international criminal court has to move forward swiftly in its work by going up as high as possible up the chain of responsibility. and france supports together with many partners, a collection of evidence, a thorough inquiry mechanism, as well as national and international jurisdictions as president. it is now been solidly documented that the russian armed forces to use iranian drones in ukraine and notably too indiscriminately bomb civilian infrastructure. and the provision of this equipment by iran to russia is a violation of resolution 2231. as we stated together with our partners from germany and u. k. in the letter center today to members of the consult with the european union yesterday with adopted new sanctions against iranian entities and individuals implicated in the production and transfer of the drones. france supports the appeal by ukraine to the secretariat, to investigate and report to the members of this council in line with its mandate of whole remote france demands that iran immediately sees any and all fo

strike, but there is a general patent that, of course, the us itself does not allow the international criminal court to look at any of the sections around the world. israel is the same, but of course they use it as a tool. they use human rights these days as a tool against independent countries that they want to discipline. some of the worst forms of democracy are in the west. basically, particularly the intervention is form. before we get into social democracy, let's look at the fact that the western countries, the interview in other countries, they have no mandate at all to that there is no international law that allows them to invite to carry a proxy was dirty, was around the world to try to claim that the carrier was these days in the name of the rule space international order. there is no mandate for any of these sorts of things. there is no one voting for them to do that. there is no accountability and that the worst of all forms the democracy of those were carried out with imperial interventions. and now on the middle east were too loud. blast had been heard in the syrian capital of damascus

being targeted by such allegations as the exact same claims were previously used by the international criminal court. first prosecutor back in 2011 against the libyan trips, and there formulated more mcduffy. the have official said that libya the soldiers were using via type pills to rape women. we're getting some information that gadhafi himself decided to authorize the rapes, and this is new. the rape is a new aspect of the repression. apparently he decided to punish using rapes. that claim was quickly picked up and spread by the western media has an article published by the guardian in 2011 a power thing. the narrative of libyan soldiers allegedly using drugs to sexually assault women in return see again say such claims amount to nothing but fake news. we know that that co, that claim was made by louis semarino, a camp of the i see the and then rubbish by the un human rights inquiry changed back then. it was based on 70000 inquiries. the question as being sent out in libya when there was no functioning, but he should function postal office to recreate the idea that was widely disseminated in west

russian war crimes is already being developed, ukraine has started cooperation with the international criminal courtthe un office on sexual violence, we have prepared a strategy for investigations of this type of crime together with the representative of the secretary general of the oun pramila patten we we hope that pramila paten's office will be opened in kyiv in the coming weeks. despite the comprehensive support of ukraine by european partners, there are nuances that the representatives of the ukrainian delegation drew attention to, a new type of discussion that began here is a question between what ukraine needs and whether it is peace or justice and some people here at the conference believe that the difference between the choice and the choice is that peace and justice cannot be expected and here our additional task turned out to be to explain that without justice without punishment of the guilty, without this, no sustainable peace can be achieved, our main message is that our weapons are in unity, our weapons are in our ideological conviction that we are part of europe and part of nato and n

specifically look at the crime of aggression which isn't under the, the sort of auspices of the international criminal court, which looks at genocide crimes against humanity. i'm war crimes the crime. they say that the crime of aggression is so fundamental that, that is the thing that leads to all the other crimes that they believe that russia is perpetrating in the invasion of ukraine. i have to say though, i'm not sure how far they're going to get on this specifically because international tribunals need un security council approval. russia being a permanent member of that security council. we also heard from the, at the dutch foreign minister on his way and bearing in mind that most international tribunals, especially criminal ones, are in the hague and then that balance. and he said he actually feels that it should be done, or that there was scope for, for these kind of these kind of crimes to be brought to justice within the current structure is hard to see how they get through with this. but the, the baltic states, as you say, the very, very keen on this special tribunal being set up for ukraine. jack

the prosecutor’s office, it’s the university, there’s all this data, and if there’s an international criminal courting, there’s an exchange of information with it, they’re all working together in order to punish the occurrence and none of those who committed the crime will be able to uh, they won't be able to get out of the water dry because a car or even a toilet, it can be said that a person can somehow get out of there such people are out of the water, but the people who are behind the mass murders will never do that because there were a lot of people who were beaten, people who raped and people who committed such crimes as this. called e-e in belinka together with an insider between and spiegel yes, this is a joint investigation, thank you very much oleg havrysh , a consultant of the department of organizational work of the office of the head of the office of the president of ukraine, was on radio svoboda well, the attacks on the energy infrastructure, which actually began on october 10, were caused by fans power outages across the country not only in private houses or apartments, but also in b

also, the international criminal court knows, of course, here at the vatican, interest said, you know, we are hugely appreciative of the words and the support that we're getting from, you know, religious figures and diplomats, and politicians said, but what we really need is action and words and that really comes down to justice. that means bringing the child, the soldier who shot should be shooting to justice. of course, we know the americans and israelis following that carried out an investigation saying that it was highly likely that it wasn't. it was really told you killed her, but that it wasn't a criminal act, and therefore there will be no criminal prosecution or investigation. hence, no justice for my head of the catholic church in hong kong has appeared in court along with 5 other pro democracy activists that challenge with failing to register a fund that was used to pay the legal fees of demonstrators. jessica washington reports now from hong kong. long life spent 6 months in hong kong prison for taking part in an unauthorized demonstration in 2014. it was their hong kong, 9