colonel qadhafi officially charged with the killing of anti-government protesters you know national criminal court also wants copies son saif and another close aide in the dock for the deaths at the beginning of the popular uprising libyan officials have reacted to the charges saying the court has no authority and lacks legitimacy. every. troubled waters ahead a fleet of ships carrying humanitarian aid bound for gaza gets ready to leave greece . israel says it's gearing up to intercept the convoy after withdrawing earlier threats to bad and deport journalists sailing with the flotilla in may two thousand and ten nine peace activists were killed when israeli commandos stormed aid ships also destined for gaza. led public anger. or growing at tokyo's handling of the fukushima nuclear disaster as fifteen people living outside the exclusion zone are diagnosed with radiation poisoning the government has stepped up health checks but official figures have been met with skepticism and mistrust following conflicting reports from authorities the meltdown of the reactors was triggered by the deadly earthquake

based reporter for online magazine spiked says the actions of the international criminal courts show how many western nations once we impose this primacy and the rest of the world this is actually the first time the international criminal court has actually pursued someone who isn't actually completely black i don't say this lightly but if you look at the previous the five cases of the international criminal court are they going to pursue their investigations in kenya . uganda and central african republic in the democratic republic of congo despite all the other crimes and rules that are going on across the world from iraq the gaza strip the international criminal court focused solely to this point upon black people and obviously you know moving you know the focusing on gadhafi now but still very much focused on africa as a sense very much seems to be that the international criminal court is the place where the west judges the rest is where the international criminal courts presumes that they can have this kind of civilized legal perspective on the world which is lacking in african countries who are unable t

london based reports online magazine spiked says the actions of the international criminal court so how many western nations want to pose themselves and the rest of the world. this is actually the first time that the international criminal court has actually pursued someone who isn't actually completely black no i don't say this lightly but if you look at their previous five cases of the international criminal court that they haven't pursued their investigations they've been in kenya they've been. the central african republic and a democratic republic of congo despite all the other crimes and was that are going on across the world from iraq and soon the gaza strip the international criminal court has for a focus solely to this point upon black people and obviously you know they seem to be moving. focusing on their female but still very much focused on africa and there's a sense very much seems to be that the international criminal court is the place where the west judges the rest is for the international criminal courts presumes that they can have this kind of civilized legal perspective on the world which

these national criminal courts is the place where the west judges the rest to believe or jackson arrest warrant for colonel gadhafi saying the hague tribe you know is just a political tool and housing no authority. be used economic crises in nations like greece forces culture such as turkey who have long been seeking membership to shift their focus eastwards. and boosting the birth rate or breaching women's rights russia lawmakers discussed restrictions on abortion that have split public opinion . coming up in business greece plans to sell off state and instead assets and introduce austerity measures in a desperate bid to stave off the phone joining me for the full story in around twenty minutes time. that's three pm in moscow this is archie coming to you live on the somali with our top story and libya's justice minister says tripoli is refusing to recognize the arrest warrant for colonel gadhafi issued by the international criminal court at the hague it's obvious his closest allies are accused of ordering war crimes to be carried out against their own people but tripoli says the action

turning now to libya were many libyans say you know national criminal courts arrest warrant for moammar gadhafi it's all just a cover for nato attempts to kill colonel gadhafi but he also calling for nato leaders to be held accountable for their actions to the violence and devastation continues there are to correspondent more if an ocean is just one of the few of our reporters on the ground there and has more on what this all means. the road from the capital chiefly to do. is lined with the aftermath of war towns abandoned as the population fled the balkan and. this is what's left of the airport in the siege of. homes of one of the country's key oil refineries the last plane to go from this runway just hours before it was hate. to say so it's only heating the targets of military value state these telecommunications power to stop it out of its troy in a tight spot this is a safe way to strikes and they've also accidentally. two cars and killed two civilians been found there is no t.v. in this area as we can speak oh my god has also been disrupted. there is no water and know. what used to

based reports of legacy and slights says the actions of the international criminal court show how many western nations want to impose themselves on the rest of the world and this is the first time the international criminal court has actually pursued someone who isn't actually in their completely black no i don't said this lightly but if you look at the previous the five cases of the international criminal court are they going to pursue their investigations they've been in kenya. uganda and central african republic in the democratic republic of congo despite all the other crimes and ones that are going on across the world from iraq in the gaza strip the international criminal court has focused solely to this point upon black people and obviously you know they seem to be moving you know. focusing on get nothing out but still very much focus on africa this. seems to be that the international criminal court is the place where the west the rest is with the international criminal courts presumes that they can have this kind of civilized legal perspective on. which is lacking in african countries who are un

british politicians of that rank visiting with trans national transitional council shows that well if it ever came to an international criminal court decision i'm sure he'll be leaving subpoenaed. it's looking more and more like a disaster with only russia and china holding any cards to play at the moment and we also know that a lot of developing leaders will at least give me a goldman sachs story realize that a leader like you daffy the corruption in the good after the regime usually spells disaster more with the west. decision but who should russia and china be talking to if negotiations should take place obviously could happy hasn't show much cooperation apart and indeed the rebels they don't want to see far do they they don't want any negotiation they want to see this military campaign ending the way they want to see it be dead lots of country lots of countries are looking at what's happening in libya would alone because they don't want to be caught on the wrong side there has been no joy nice talking to rebel or going to some of the rebels as well so what would have to happen is an international peace process of a kind notice

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international criminal court which the day after the accelerated raids last tuesday immediately came forward with these new accusations of his crimes against humanity and ensure national rate program which has been denounced as almost certainly untrue by the state international just now but what it really is is testament to the futility of the entire military operation it's clear that the the rebels have no military cloak whatsoever but the decoration on the nato into prose which is true overthrew the government of libya and our website r.t. dot com where we're asking how you think you should lose all of us well over sixty percent think the intention of the floor. laughing at your people forty percent saying. they are competent partner one percent say ground forces will solve the situation. out. and should send these reasons to. travel in secrecy and invite only well. underway in switzerland the annual gathering of the building has attracted strong protests conspiracy theories parties and already it has been following the meeting. the exclusive ski resort of sam rick thing june is perfect build territory out of season and crucially practically deserted there are two h

nations. we need to start some economic sanctions on syria. i think we need to start talking about criminal court freezing some of the assets of the family. we need to also, i believe, go to the united nations and try to get more than just a toothless resolution. russia and china won't be with us. but this is not a libya. this is an area that's very important to american interest. and we have to be careful because another issue, chris, is do we want a regime there instead of assad that is worse than assad, that is more tied to iran, to hezbollah, to hamas? so you have to be very careful. i think the administration is being very careful. but now with these huge, huge refugee outbursts with the violence, with a continued repression, with the fact that assad is snubbing his nose at us and the international community, i think we need to turn on the heat and push some new policies. >> any specifics that you're thinking of? president obama issued an executive order to freeze u.s.-based assets of president assad. but sort of military intervention, you talk about what other countries can do. what can thi

nation's former managing director dominic strauss kahn resigned in may for a sex scandal. r t is on the ground in the libyan oil port of breda this is tripoli rejects the international criminal court's demands for colonel gadhafi is arrested and accuses that of doing nato's dirty work and critics say the ruling makes a peaceful settlement less likely and only deepens the country's deadlock. over a thousand people dead in months of protest against the presidency of bashar assad that's the political reality first for syria today. day from the syrian center for political and strategic studies discuss what lies ahead for the troubled country spotlight coming up. hello yellow welcome to spotlight the interview show parts of the pilot how do you know when today my guest on the show is about the one zero. four months of protests in syria have left over a thousand people dead their rights are the biggest challenge for the asaad family they have been ruling the country for fourteen years but today and spied by revolutions in tunisia and egypt syrians want to oust president bashar assad. what's the most probable scenario for the syrian crisis here's the executive director of the syrian center

nation marco results will result in the snow tiago. results mccall's beverly plaza hotel mccain riviera hotel in the central hotel with. the deleter finds himself in double trouble as the international criminal court issues the warrants for his arrest for crimes against humanity under hundreds they open it was a bombing of libya more details just ahead. israel says its navy is gearing up to intercept a humanitarian aid flotilla heading for garza but backed away from the previous threats to ban and deporting journalists sailing with the flights over. it's confirmed now that fifteen people showed signs of radiation exposure major fans from nuclear plants the latest government checks are met with anger and skepticism . and in absentia a moscow court hands out twenty five years in prison to a top intelligence officer who fled russia after exposing a group of us opposed to russian agents including an a check up. just after six pm on monday here in moscow you with our hearts he now it appears that libyan leader moammar gadhafi is not only being targeted by nato jets but the international criminal court also has and it cites judges in the hague issued an arrest warrant for gadhafi and his closest allies

department supporting prosecution of terrorists in civilian criminal courts have been validated by recent events surrounding the arrest of two iraqi nationals at bowling green, kentucky. these iraqi nationals have admitted targeting american troops in iraq, plotting to equip foreign fighters in iraq with weapons such as grenades and missile launchers. they made their way to our country and somehow got passed the department of homeland security. now, after they were identified, the justice department is seeking to try them in civilian court, even though their activities -- regarded terrorist activities take a very military approach. attorney general holder has been steadfast in supporting their prosecution in civilian court. it appears to me that no one in the justice department, including mr. cole, have objected to prosecuting these individuals in civilian court. this is despite the clear nexus to the battlefield in iran. so it now appears the justice department where mr. cole currently serves as a recess-appointed deputy attorney general rewards terrorists who are smart enough to evade homeland security, determination whether or not they c

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criminal court, as you know. the liberation of the occupied zone and the establishment of a system of international control under the auspices of the united nations. at the same time, we are fully mobilized to support national reconciliation and the launch of an inclusive political process based on the national transitional council whose legitimacy is increasingly being recognized. this process will result in a new libya. that is how we use force in libya, serving the political solution that is our shared objectives. as for syria, the rejection of the reforms and the vicious circle of violence are no less intolerable than in libya. we do not have two different policies in these two different countries. i would like to denounce the crackdown that has once again killed dozens of people in recent days, including one city where they had already mosser did their own population in 1972. our message to president aside is clearer. it is the same message conveyed by the united states. either he initiates reform or he leaves power -- there is no other solution. it is with this in mind that on france's initiative, the eu decided that assad should be subject

criminal courts and the arrest warrants were issued yesterday. as was the case with slub on milosevic, hey -- sloboda sloan dan moles vitch mills vitch the transitional national council. what the thinking is of the justice department relative to recognizing the tnc formally. if we were do that, does this have an impact on our policy, our legal policies with respect to libya? for example, how we would deal with any assets? >> senator, international law focuses on the question of recognition, and recognition tends to follow facts on the ground. as a general rule, we are reluctant to recognize entities that do not control entire countries because then they are responsible for parts of the country that they do not control. we are reluctant to recognize leaders that control parts of the country because then you are absolving them for parts of the country that they do control. recognition is not the onl tool. there are ways to acknowledge that a particular entity is an illegitimate entity of the people. that will obviously and then go to the question ultimately of the extent to which the various assets can be available to the new libya as opposed to muammar gaddafi