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it's related to a request for arrest warrants by the chief prosecutor of the international port kareem khan. and this was an accident of the system. this was never supposed to happen, but it is happening and speaks to other ways in which the international legal system has, of course, failed. so many people around the world, primarily in the global south. and what we're seeing now, it's such an unprecedented moment. so it's very difficult to say what might happen, but there is potential for significant change in the international legal system. there is a broader implications. we can think about dozens of millions of forcibly this place, for example, flows around the world. and this is why the global south has rallied around with the case of guys a because people in the global south know, know very well that they have been discarded by this international, political and legal system. they see the potential here of transformation of change . that's not only about as real guys them, but through israel and guys that it can happen. but the forces pushing back are incredibly powerful. the facts beh

the international i think the new soul wore the initial arrest warrant that the chief prosecutor, kareem khan of the international criminal court, sought involved war crimes, which obviously are horrendous crimes and terrible. there they, you know, involved terrible allegations of a violent activity. but when today, when we see high commissioner, turn, talk about potential crimes against humanity. those are even more serious in the sense that they indicate a kind of a campaign against civilians. a sort of a, a, what is known as a wide spread or systematic attack against the civilian population. it's even escalating. so while the war crimes while the arrest warrant that is still, i guess the source of some deliberation by the judges of the international criminal court gets discussed. it's dealing with, i think, allegations war crimes. but i think now we've seen this more serious accusation of crimes against humanity sort of this campaign against civilians. which is what the is really military's actions in the north of gaza strip look like to then to, to the, you know, to the, to the average ob

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you know, the un general assembly investigates the icpc today at the united nations. kareem khan. the eyes is easy, prosecute is beat on this show curious cowards. they band google, you own youtube band, our interview with him. and now there's some sort of sexual harassment suit against him that he denies. i never was surprised why he didn't issue the arrest for just that yahoo! something similar the to the forces that play you written about as regards humanitarian imperialism, the itc of famous b international occasion court for african. so that the washington was not happy with. i see a bit like i'm this, the human rights was the real part of the knowledge of cold war stuff. i don't want to go into many details because you, you can say that the at least put the nation back, but they're not. yeah. you know to but because they did so as i gave them is of the united super and most people use the same. but it's really unbelievable. but then it goes this thing about think 2 and a half months. zillion fault and that's a hope. nobody's going to do my own thing. i can be a choose of thi

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where the latest was i think the initial war, the initial arrest warrant that the chief prosecutor, kareem khan of the international criminal court, sought involved war crimes, which obviously are horrendous crimes and terrible. there they, you know, involved terrible allegations of violent activity. but when today, when we see high commissioner, turn, talk about potential crimes against humanity. those are even more serious in the sense since they indicate a kind of a campaign against civilians. a sort of a, a, what is known as a wide spread or systematic attack against the civilian population. it's even escalating. so while the war crimes while the arrest warrant that is still, i guess the source of some deliberation by the judges of the international criminal court he gets discussed it's dealing with, i think, allegations war crimes. but i think now we've seen this more serious accusation of crimes against humanity sort of this campaign against civilians, which is what the cause. railey military's actions in the north of gaza strip look like to the, to, to the, you know, to the, to the avera