means that the international criminal court will do it. ly has a very complicated relationship with the international criminal court and when the international criminal court began an investigation against american military personnel for their actions in afghanistan, the united states of america revoked the visas of certain judges of the international criminal court, that is, you understand, this is a terrible political pressure. but if we are talking about justice if we are talking about international law, we have no other choice than to join the rome statute of the international criminal court. in mind. thank you for the explanation, this is important, but what else he meant , isn't there an excuse for the russian federation to oppose the ukrainian struggle with fictitious lawsuits ? absolutely seriously, in front of the entire delegation from all countries, the representative of the russian federation spoke about biolaboratories, about the treasury, so what, and well , couldn’t it just be the same invented lawsuits against the ukrainian

laura: do these cases not risk undermining the work of the international court, the international criminal court and international court of justice which have cases and investigations into me underway? -- into myanmar underway. guest: the whole process of the international criminal court is complementary to the national jurisdiction. quite often, as quick -- as chris has quite rightly stated, the wheels of international justice move very slowly. sometimes, you can't just rely on international accountability. if we look at the international criminal court in particular, has different resources to dedicate to cases of this kind. it's only going to hold accountable the most senior military leaders, who are responsible for the genocide. so there has to be a complement troop process in order to hold those potentially slightly lower accountable. just focusing and waiting for the international criminal court to conclude their investigations is not a sensible strategy when you are looking at a conflict or situation such as this. guest: to add to what has been said, the british government and dozen

the international criminal court and the international criminal court are now actively working with thecutor general 's office of ukraine. the prosecutors of the international criminal court are working. it is important not only for ukraine, but also for the whole world, whether today's world community is able to bring to responsibility for war crimes crimes yes, we are talking about the most heinous crimes, the most heinous violations that can be uh, this uh, way with the international criminal court is also extremely important, uh, they uh, these two ways are not in competition , the international criminal court, unfortunately, has no jurisdiction to consider crimes aggression because the states do not agree and did not grant him such a right at this historical stage. let's hope that this will change. the international criminal court has a well-established mechanism. there are much fewer questions and it is much easier. it is also a very long process, because it is quite simple to prove the crime of aggression, a person personally speaks out, please, you said that there is no jurisdic

international court. the intentional criminal court and the international court of justice, which also have cases new investigations in to me and my underway would be that the whole, the whole practice something international criminal court is, is based on a process of complementarity. and so it, it is, it is complementary to the national jurisdiction. and quite often as again chris as, as quite rightly stated that the wheels of international justice and as, as, as, as you had said, been justice, move very slowly. sometimes you have to, you can't just rely on international accountability. and if we look at the court in particular, it has very limited resources to, to, to dedicate to cases of this kind. it is only going to hold accountable the most senior military leaders, military political leaders who are responsible for the genocide. and so that has to be a, a complement tree process in order to hold those potentially slightly lower down the chain of command accountable. and so just focusing and waiting for the international criminal court to conclude their investigations and, and when charges is not a sensible s

, the international criminal court has a proceeding that has all the appropriate jurisdictions d it will continue and i hope for a fair ruling by this international court regarding the war crimes of russia federation of ukraine, there are several statements made by several countries. sorry, they submitted this statement. the case will be considered not only in ukraine. the federation of the republic of belarus is probably involved in these international crimes precisely in this dimension , lawyers and internationalists have been constantly discussing the creation of a special tribunal for almost a year . we have several national decisions in the parliament in support of this position , including the ukrainian one, as i recall. we have the position of the european parliament who also supported the approval of the special tribunal at the beginning of the year in london, a statement was announced by the number of international lawyers supported leaders of public opinion in great britain with a demand for the government and his majesty to also facilitate these processes as much as p

but the international criminal court can only exercise jurisdiction when it has jurisdiction. and that is limit to crimes being committed on a territory where the i c c has jurisdiction and has that of ukraine, but also over central african republic. and molly and so there are some types of possibilities here for you international criminal court. it would then indeed look at the big fish those most responsible. so think particularly on, but he goes in and then indeed, as was just discussed. there's also universal jurisdiction. so other states wherever members of walking a group that are being suspected of having committed war crimes occur, they might also be prosecuted in other countries. so all of the walking are people that are identified in being allegedly haven't committed war crimes can therefore risk danger when they are traveling outside of their safe, harboring states for process. and also importantly, is ukraine itself, ukraine, where a lot of these crimes are being committed is very active in prosecute war crimes. and so what you, craig, also do is to prosecute in a

host to summit in london in march, alongside the government of the country that hosts the international criminal court at the hag. so the dutch government, all of this is supposed to get the international criminal court to address the ukraine conflict. but it doesn't really sound like the brits want an independent investigation that starts with the question of whether any more crimes were actually committed. and by whom, here's their starting point. according to british deputy prime minister dominic rob, who's involved with this movement, russian forces should know they cannot act with impunity. and we will back ukraine until justice is served. why wouldn't this supposedly independent, international criminal court need? the brits and the dutch to give it a shove to do its job, particularly when one of its prosecutors. kareem khan is already looking into events and ukraine. is it may be that they're worried that the findings won't support the well crafted western narrative. and maybe they're not looking, we're exactly where the west wants it to be looking. and it just so happens that the summit is sche

you say the international criminal court is looking at this. there are kohls now for not just the international criminal court, but for a special tribunal to deal with this, an international tribunal. some countries i believe yours is one of them, a calling for this to be set up. tell us why and how likely it is to happen. international criminal court is, are committed to deal ways or concrete award. crimes likes is a bombardment of nipple, but her, her, the source of for that war is the start of aggressive war against a sovereign country. and this is the greatest violation of international law and a grave installation of international peace order. or which was said to by united nations charter 1945. and i fought with a crime, crime of aggression as there is no international court of currently, which are good, a deal with this issue. and therefore this is a proposal. latvia is there supporting, of course this to create a special tribunal of her ration aggression against ukraine. we have already some examples, for example, a special tribunal for

after tomorrow, but they will definitely come and we need a separate tribunal, an ordinary international criminal court - this is also a possible story, but in order to consider it in an international criminal judge, its statute must be changed, can you imagine how long it will take to re-ratify the statute, all the formalities that are just around and scattered its member therefore, we need an international tribunal or the use of international courts, they may not be one or the other, let's remind our viewers that the x-22 missile, which is criminally used by the russians, is in fact, it is written killer ships er ships such as aircraft carriers through cheeses and it was supposed to be used with a nuclear warhead , so of course it is clear to everyone that the accuracy er is such that it can hit er anywhere and the very use of this missile is already a crime against humanity and a war crime, it must be written clearly proven and will definitely be presented in international courts and that's what i'm afraid of . talks with russia everyone will say well, well, no we will drive them to a dead end someh

that is, it is not an international criminal court that has tried some cases. a chance for us because we can make it, with the help of our international partners, a really effective tool, taking into account the nuremberg tribunal , taking into account certain negative experiences that were in principle, this will also be formed from the ukrainian position. that is, we think that this is a tool that will be able to live up to expectations in less than a year, if, in particular, a special pre-trial investigation commission begins to be formed, which will include various prosecutors, which will collect this database, this database will be submitted to the court, then the result is expected very quickly within a few years from the moment the tribunal is launched, then something, for example, in the international criminal court is considered for 10 years or more, which representatives of which countries can to enter and well, the initiative now comes from whom exactly , there are many ways being discussed, first of all, it is interaction with the un general assembly e there, of course, we

effectively investigate each of the tens of thousands of criminal proceedings, and the international criminal court will limit its investigation to a few selected cases. well, the question itself is simple. well, it is obvious, then who will give a chance for justice to all the hundreds of thousands of people who suffered from this war for you? this is an open question, do you know the answer is that we are working to solve this issue through the strategy of justice, and when i say complex, it means that there is no such simple solution, because here we need to talk about how to increase the capacity of the international criminal court, we need to talk about how to increase the potential of the national legal system, we need to talk about these new bodies that were created, for example, the joint investigio, however, within the framework of the european union, so that they collect evidence not only in estonia, in poland, in latvia, but here at the crime scene in ukraine where these crimes are committed, and it is also necessary to talk about the possibility of applying universal jurisdiction in dif

tomorrow because they will definitely come and we need a separate tribunal , an ordinary international criminal courtistory is also possible, but in order for it to be considered by an international criminal judge, its statute must be changed. can you imagine how long the re-ratification of the statute will take? let's remind our viewers that the criminal x22 missile used by the russians is actually spelled as a killer of ships, ships such as cruisers and aircraft carriers, and it was supposed to be used with a nuclear warhead therefore, of course, it is clear to everyone that the accuracy is such that it can hit anywhere and the use of this missile is already a crime against humanity and a war crime, it must be clearly proven and must be presented in international courts and that's what i'm afraid of, and i'm very frank about it, that later when at some point, it doesn't matter what kind of talks with russia, everyone will say well, well, let's not somehow drive them into a dead end, of course we have punish but some things we have to leave behind brackets, this is what i am very afraid of, and i be

crime of aggression against a sovereign state, and that is why, continuing to support the international criminal court, we propose to create a specialized court with the support of the un to investigate crime of aggression, we are ready to start cooperation with the international community to get the broadest international support for this specialized court at what stage of the effort of various countries and organizations to bring russia and its leadership and russians to justice. it is understood that a large-scale international conference on this issue will be held in london in spring. it will be attended by ministers of justice from various countries of the world, authoritative lawyers, judges and prosecutors tetyana logunovych frolov details european tv channel intermarathon single news death, intimidation, torture and destruction are the usual tactics of the kremlin during the 22 years in power putin actually built his regime on the theory of total disregard of basic human rights, such as the right to life, his troops leveled chechnya with the land of syria, while the fsb government never cared

a more clear procedure provided by the un charter and the criminal court statute - this is a review just like htc to the so-called international criminal court. but in order for the international criminal court to consider cases against high-ranking officials of another country , a submission from the security council is required. plus if we run ahead, for example, we take the case of the same south north korea when during the war the un used passing troops and thus helped south korea defend itself that is, there is a huge range of mechanisms for ending unjust wars of aggression, but now these mechanisms are blocked because of russia's participation in the meetings in danger . connection and talked about the efforts that ukraine is making in order to establish historical justice and at least find out on what grounds the state called the russian federation now occupies the status in the un that she has because there is every reason to believe that she does not have this status , she did not have the right to receive it and, accordingly, she has no right to use it . now i have one more urgent message for you from the kyiv region

so in this sum of 2017, the international criminal court published their 1st arrest war and that was based on figures uploaded to facebook, showing executions. o, as a basement across all as of last night, with musical adults with honeywell. this is hilda, lord, i cc'ed of i am a hillock actually coaching, so i'll have to place her in that homeless stuff been causing in 101 on here. it was like a low water level of a month ago. so one of the reasons why there are falling case is so important, historically in getting legal accountability for these crimes is that it was one of the 1st ever arrest warrants issued by the international criminal court to be based almost solely on information that was gleaned from social media, they of course had other resources that they were relying upon, but when you actually read the arrest warrant, you see that much of it's based on information from facebook and twitter. so this is sort of a monumental point in time where we're realizing that we really need to be grabbing information from those platforms and preserving it. because that formation is pro

ocampo later became the first osecutor of the international criminal court.ill join us later in the show. "argentina, 1985" has been shortlisted for an oscar and just won a golden globe for best motion picture in a non-english language this is part of the film's director santiago mitre's acceptance speech at the golden globes. >> having fighting to be a better democracy in argentina. keep on fighting -- i think democracy is something we need to keep on fighting for. amy: santiago mitre, director of "argentina, 1985." the film was also just awarded the nbr freedom of expression award from the national board of review. other winners of the awards include the famed director steven spielberg and the film "top gun: maverick." in a moment, we will be joined by santiago mitre. but first, let's turn to the trailer of "argentina, 1985." >> you will be the persecutor and the most important trial in argentines history. i was abducted from my home. they kept me a prisoner for months. >> since the nuremberg trials, the responsibility of commands lives with the juntas. we

because putin and russia must be condemned for the crime of aggression in there is no such international criminal court , he does not have such jurisdiction. and as for lukashenko, he will also be prosecuted precisely for the crime of aggression, or the international criminal court can decide his fate. it seems to me that lukashenko will be prosecuted more simply, faster and more effectively the crime of aggression, the republic of belarus provided its territory to carry out an attack on the territory of ukraine on february 24, 2022, and we know that rockets are launched from the territory of the republic of belarus on the territory of ukraine the qualification from the point of view of international law here is unambiguous and the republic of belarus as a state commits an act of aggression against ukraine and above the military and political leadership of the republic of belarus commits a game crime, therefore there should not be any division between the russian federation and the republic of belarus the republic of belarus is the aggressor the only thing it has committed only one act by giving its te

and when and when the international criminal court, suddenly decided to investigate, e data on the commissione americans in afghanistan, the united states simply told the international criminal court we will put you all under sanctions your money, which is in american banks and all this high body of international justice. just shut up. that's why you can compare, of course, but we defended, as i already said, that we defended our security, because ukraine was made into a springboard for an attack on russia to undermine our interests. uh, already planned in the sea of ​​\u200b\u200bazov. uh, the construction of naval bases, first of all, uh, anglo-saxon is. this is a serious thing and secondly, but of course, the humiliation of the russians, who are guaranteed by the constitution of ukraine right. but it is unacceptable, because they are our compatriots, they associate with us the protection of their legitimate interests guaranteed even by the constitution of ukraine and when the coup d'etat inspired by the west in the fourteenth year. no way uh caused even attempts to forge. in general, the n

well, you know that the, the other investigate the investigation at the international criminal court is very important. but that focus is narrowly on foresee, poor taishan is a crime against humanity against roha. so it doesn't cover the massive chassis crimes that are unfolding on a daily basis. we're seeing massacres. village is getting burned down. people getting arrested, tortured, killed every day. and me and mar, and so with regard to the case at the international court of justice in the hague, that is a case that essentially deals with disputes between states. so that is focusing exclusively on state responsibility for the rank of genocide. so in other words, there's no individual criminal liability that will stem from those proceedings at the i c j. it's a very important case. the gambia has done a great thing and bringing that case, but it is, it is very different from what we're, what we're pushing for in germany now. a, there was a mess of a strong conscience state earlier this month. the term may even have struck indian territory. how can legal cases like, like this one a

however, we already have tools, in particular, the international criminal court, which are already workingand we must provide them with practical and political support so that they can carry out our work, and then we will see how far we can advance with the next resolution, we have already mentioned the debates of the security council on the rule of law that took place last week, but listening to them, ukrainians first of all they see the representative of russia, which refuses to implement the decisions of the international court of the united nations, which are part of this system, about which responsibility can then be discussed, security is blocked, there are restrictions, because it is the body that usually ensures the implementation of decisions. therefore, we have missing elements in the international architecture, but this does not mean that we are without tools because the opportunity always works too slowly but it works and in many conflicts criminals are brought to justice over time returning to russia's membership in the security council there was a statement of minister kuleba

try and establish such a tribunal as it is very, very difficult to prosecute russia and international criminal court, which does not recognize the jurisdiction of that court. and it is very unlikely that they would lead the united nations security council refer the case to the international criminal court as russia would veto any such resolution. thank you so much for that. that is our special correspondent. i abraham let's bring you up to speed. now, with some other stories making world news headlines, a judge in lebanon investigating the 2020 port explosion has charged several senior personalities, including the former prime minister in connection with the incident. political pressure has delayed the probe for more than a year. the powerful blast killed 220 people after a warehouse with tons of poorly stored ammonium nitrate caught fire. powers being restored in pakistan after millions of people were left in. the dark authorities blamed the major power cut on a voltage surge after generators were temporarily switched off to save energy. it's the 2nd grid failure in 3 months. at least 7 people are

headquarters of the new tribunal will be located in the hague, that is, closer to the international criminal court is considering a number of russian issues related to russian war crimes against ukraine, and it is also important. this is the last one that, in addition to putin shoigu and lavrov - these are the names that will be heard in the next hall, he is also going to hold alexander lukashenko accountable for the fact that he provided his the territory for russia's aggression against ukraine and so he himself is guilty of crimes of aggression studio it thank you very much tetyana vysotska correspondent of espresso joined our direct floor from strasbourg there today the european parliament meets in the evening and will will consider you tetyana vysotska donska espresso joined our direct floor from strasbourg, there today the european parliament is meeting in the evening and will consider many issues that concern ukraine, so we expect positive news. the revolutionary decree of the government will soon allow ukrainians to find out who is interested in their personal data, the ministry of digital

by the russian military, it would be incredible the place will be the hague, where the international criminal courts located, the main question is whether it will be possible to bring the russian leader to justice the hague is simply a recognized and respected place for such kind of disorder there is also the appropriate institutional structure oh it is very difficult to bring leaders like putin to justice in court but you know we should try to do it when this terrible war is over now obviously putin has enormous power in russia it is very difficult for people to imagine what his name is when will be prosecuted , but who knows, let's wait and see, the world is shocked by what is happening in ukraine, experts say that it will be necessary to prove that their words inspired russian soldiers to commit war crimes according to american analysts, more and more voices are being heard in support of bringing to justice the odious presenters of russian tv channels who willingly made cruel and inhumane statements oleksandr yanevsky voice of america will be the key to the successful reconstruction of ukraine,

out, we are convinced human rights defenders and the state hope for this, because the international criminal courtphysically cover all crimes, it will focus on individual cases, such as the buchi genocide or the terrorist attack in the deer park, and there are much more such cases, only the prosecutor general's office has counted more than 62,000. ukraine is now faced with a huge challenge. the national system is overloaded with a number war crimes that belong to the investigation of the international criminal court, it will focus its investigation on a few selected cases, so it is now being formed the coalition of countries that support the special tribunal aha-ha is ready to place it in itself, it is necessary not only for ukraine, it is necessary for the whole world, this year we are preparing many companies and advocacy trips in order to convince the leaders of various countries that justice should not wait we should not put off and postpone the question of bringing to responsibility, someday after the tribunal should name the guilty, impose punishments and determine reparations and the order

and why are the fighters afraid of the international criminal court, which of themselves is where this country can uh-uh absolutely these are tools yes yes absolutely they are afraid of it because well, she's not afraid of canada, because that's why she's a teacher. do you think there will be a time when a real ukrainian will occupy some kind of prominent position in the ukrainian state administration, like in the baltic countries, there in estonia, in latvia, in lithuania, in poland, yes? the same precedents in different countries that are moving towards democracy use the opportunities of the diaspora to create a real ukrainian world where we heard that we are one 65 million ukrainian people, we must create conditions for ukrainians to hear in ukraine regardless of where they were born. do they have a second citizenship, that they felt they were full-fledged ukrainians, and that is why we are working with the president to create legislation that will facilitate the return of ukrainians, this includes dual citizenship on an equal basis, that is, one class of citizens regardless how do

meeting of representatives of the states was held, where for this process and at least the international the criminal courtis already investigating russia's war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide there, they cannot investigate the main international crime from which all previous aggressions against ukraine stem, a special tribunal should personally convict putin and his henchmen for planning a war and invading the territory of a neighboring country since september call for the creation of a special tribunal to prosecute putin personally, this is an important step to ensure justice for the victims of war crimes, it will also add legal grounds to confiscate frozen russian assets. but so far, britain has not done anything in this direction. the idea of ​​creating a special tribunal is already supported by more than 150 leading international lawyers and state leaders . the parliamentary assemblies of the council of europe are in favor. the european commission is ready to accept such a tribunal in the netherlands, but official london is still silent. on the special trial for putin, although it helps i

putin accountable for his war on ukraine. babylon made the common during a visit to the international criminal court in the hague. she called for the formation of a new tribunal to investigate the russian leader. officials in nepal say the cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder have been found at the sight of sunday plane crash near the city of kara search efforts have resumed, but there is now little hope of finding survivors. the yeti airlines plane was carrying 72 people when it crashed into a steep gorge. hundreds of the world's top political and business leaders have arrived in devils in switzerland for the world. economic forum. security is tied to and the swiss government has the void, $5000.00 military personnel to support local police at the annual event which regularly attracts large scale protests and demonstrations. now italy's most wanted mafia boss, mateo massena dinero has been arrested. after spending 30 years on the run, he was taken into custody at a medical clinic in sicily where he was undergoing treatment for cancer under a false name. to narrow, let the sicilian cosa n

president vladimir putin accountable for his war on ukraine. made the common gina visit to the international criminal court in the hague. she called for the formation of a new tribunal to investigate the russian leader. the eiffel tower in paris has been lit up with a message of support for the protest, new rent in iran, the french words for women, life freedom as well as stop executions in iran in english flash on the landmark iran as seen months of anti government protest spock by the death of massa and any while in police custody. inter run officials in nepal, say the cockpit video, copied ra, voice recorder, other and flight data recorder have been found at the side of sunday's plane crash . near the city of poke, her south search efforts, have resumed, but there is now little hope of finding survivors. the yeti airlines plane was carrying 72 people when it crashed into a steep gorge. italy's most wanted mafia boss has been arrested after spending 30 years in hiding mateo messina, dinero was taken into custody at a medical clinic in sicily, where he was undergoing treatment for cancer. under a false na

resolution on the creation of a special court for putin and lukashenka will allow to fill a certain gap in the current institutional structure of international criminaltice and it will be based on the principles and the principles applied to the international criminal court, the members of the european parliament emphasized in the revolution that the special court should bring to justice not only putin and lukashenko and the leadership of belarus, the meps also emphasized that the preparation of the eu's work on the special court should begin without delay and focus on creating mechanisms for the special court in cooperation with ukraine and support the ukrainian international authorities in providing evidence that will be used in the future otaka special court thank you, we have finally been waiting for this, we have been waiting for it, we will find out all aspects of how this resolution is spelled out, and most importantly, what will it give in the future, what will it open up perspectives so that it does not remain only on paper, but the start is cool, the fact that the european deputies voted for the tribunal for putin is very good for putin and

. >>> in other news, the international criminal court has cleared the way for prosecutors to resume arobe into the so-called war on drugs in the philippines. judges at the court have authorized a prosecutor to reactivate an investigation into alleged crimes against humanity between 2011 and 2019. the inquiry was suspended in 2021 after manila said it was already examing the crim and arguedhe court didn't have jurisdiction. government records show more than 6,200 drug suspects were killed. many of them were people who lived in poverty. but human rights advocates believe the actual death toll is much higher. philippines former president, rodrigo duterte, openly thatened drug suspects with death. but he's defended the crackdown as being lawfully directed. duterte withdrew the country from the icc in 2019 after it opened the investigation. now current president, ferdinand marcos jr. has said it doesn't intend to rejoin the court. his government responded to the court's decision on friday in a statement, it said, its own domestic jurisdictions processes should take precedent. it called it

the international criminal court can only exercise jurisdiction when it has jurisdiction. that is crimes being committed on the territory. where the icc has jurisdiction and has that over ukraine, central african republic. there are some possibilities. it would look at the big finish. those most responsible. as was discussed, universal jurisdiction of other states. wherever members of wagoner group are being suspected of having committed war crimes occur, they might be prosecuted in other countries. the people identified in allegedly committing war crimes can risk danger when they are traveling outside of their save harboring states. also importantly, ukraine itself. where a lot of these crimes are being committed, is very active in prosecuting war crimes. it wants to prosecute in absence you. they are prosecuting people even if they don't have them detained. >> thank you for the very interesting discussion. thank you for joining us on inside story. thank you for watching. watch this program any time by visiting our website at al jazeera.com. for the discussion, go to our

proceedings in ukraine, there are criminal proceedings in many countries, to whom ukraine provides full testimony and evidence and there are practically all international courtse un court to the international criminal court, there are our lawsuits and there are proceedings however , why is the tribunal important? and indeed now it is the number one priority for us, the creation of a special tribunal to bring russia to justice , first of all, because it is important to bring russia to justice precisely for the crime of aggression , that is, what yes. that is, this is the primary crime that should be punished because all other crimes, starting from the horrors they commit on the territory of ukraine, from these war crimes, from everything that happens, they all stem from the fact that russia attacked us, this is the first and second. what exactly can we attract to responsibility , the leadership of those who made the decision to attack ukraine, that's why for us, this is very important . we are actively working with the united states. of the special representative on the issue of the tribunal, ambassador korenevich, this is an important element. and we are read

international war crimes, we are working closely with the office of prosecutor of the international criminal courtraine working with our prosecutors. as for the crime of aggression for international try bual to punish russia for the crime of aggression. >> when we saw some of the pictures, the extraordinary footage. i saw some video that was shot by a ukrainian team that stayed behind and stayed there for three weeks and it was just incredible. you find bodies with a shot through their head, but arms tied behind their back. this is such an obvious war crime. you take pictures first and document it, right? >> definitely. this is hard work for investigators, for prosecutors, for forensics, for police officers. but we need to document every war crime. we need to document because we need russia and as the country and russian representatives of russian armed forces to be accountable for war crimes they committed. this is not only for justice for the victims and survivors of this war crimes, this is for the sake of justice for the whole world because this war is more of democracy against tyranny and we

russia's military aggression against ukraine should be located in gaza and interact with the international criminal courtthis matter and before the international tribunal is created um, the gasses should already have the office of the special temporary international prosecutor, which should already be collecting data so that it can then be processed by the international tribunal. important this is another important point - this is that the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe called for the creation of an international compensation mechanism for ukraine for the losses it suffered from the war, and two steps have already been developed as to how this mechanism should be created . the first is the creation of a register of losses as legal both natural persons and the state of ukraine, losses from the war, and the second step is the creation of an international compensation commission and a compensation fund, the owner of which must decide where and how much money will be sent, but there is a small moment that just the ukrainian delegation, a group of ukrainian deputies, proposed an amendment to

they're being preserved, that they're different videos potentially being collected by the international criminal court from what eliot and belling cat have been grabbing. it just creates a much richer environment for actually providing the evidence that will be needed long term. now the challenge will be getting him into custody and actually getting him extradited so that you can have a trial. but that's really a political question and not a technical one. e who, the kennels and sort of mac over tim yvonne's factor for the the lady front team need to slack sign of the screen. good timing on this and to me back to look, i'm not sure the se, my, the new hail on the phone, on hoard and can ok, but i can and i'll self. elliot. when you know people on line and something happens to them in the real world and they're certainly not online, you realize how much of how you reach out to them is through, you know, directly contact them alive, you know, sending them a direct restaurant twitter or contacting on slack and, you know, when we're floating it up, there's no answer on his phone. so we suddenly felt very

they're being preserved, that they're different videos potentially being collected by the international criminal court from what elliot and belling cat has been grabbing. it just creates a much richer environment for actually providing the evidence that will be needed long term. now the challenge will be getting him into custody and actually getting him extradited so that you can have a trial. but that's really a political question and not a technical one. he moved in on the hills and better saw her to mark over timmy yvonne's come a fag afforded the parlor lady on theme. thank in need of slacks. i am of the skin . greg, sammy's on this and they me back into like on the atlanta officially sauces. my. the heaven, your f. hail on me for them. hor them a good all he'd been icon. am and ourselves. elliot or hersh, ogden down. when you know people on line and something happens to them in the real world and they're selena or mine, you realize how much of how you reach out to them is through, you know, directly contact them or like, you know, sending them direct rest on twitter or contact them on slack and,