general's office gave a formal answer about the meeting in january with the participation of the national criminal courtprosecutor general, during a conversation with journalists, directed the public to the head the department of combating crimes committed in conditions of armed conflict, the office of the prosecutor general yuriy bilousov. we sent a request and called any international expert institution on its own cannot conduct an examination in ukraine. toka can involve our national expert institution. can attract any specialist from any country directly law enforcement agencies cannot currently attract this commission a very effective and valuable structure, but these points are also legislative in order for this commission to start working in full. yes, there should be written changes in the legislation , there should already be a parliament-ratified agreement, a special form, that is, with the help of a memorandum , namely java, i will tell you honestly about six months ago that this topic, i don't even know what time , on may 19, 2023 , deputy head of the office of the president of ukraine andri

and maybe the most prominent is spent on national criminal court of justice, which is also based and they have, they have issued an arrest bar and against flooding the approaching earlier this year. but there's also a big, longstanding discussion about establishing a tribunal for the crime of aggression. so that are like other strains of intent to address international justice and that ukraine is trying to, to use for it's case. and let's say it, we will be following the story with you, of course, and getting updates. a very interesting, intriguing quote, star your thoughts receive. so in i the sports now and inform you the one for our res kindle sites has one of the single pole going pri, ending red bulls 15 race winning straight defending champion mux was stopping, who had won a rank with 10 races in a row. we finished 5th after struggling and qualifying on saturday. you know ras sides? no rental car is where it to be seen in the front row and the lights of singapore. the robberies posted a couple of signs with a perfect starts and didn't even better and use both. they're already h

the national court now consider a criminal complaint. ide the court, denying 60 assaulting jenni hermoso by kissing her on the lips of the spain's world cup winner. she has insisted she did not consent to the case. she is due to give evidence to the court at a later date, thejudgment to give evidence to the court at a later date, the judgment decide whether the case goes to trial after examining a series of videos from before, during and after the ceremony. 80 prison officers didn't turn up for work at wandsworth prison on the date the terror suspect escaped. he was arrested in west london on saturday after four days on the run. the prime minister maintains he wants the full investigation to be published before commenting. in investigation to be published before commenting-— investigation to be published before commentina. ., , , ., commenting. in general people should have caused turn _ commenting. in general people should have caused turn up _ commenting. in general people should have caused turn up to _ commenting. in general people sh

places like argentina where they also into the ministry of gender and the criminal courts in colombia where the women's nationaleam went to criminal court over a sexual assault within the federation. this has happened again and again. they have to go outside of the structures. rubiales cannot represent the spanish federation at this point. he is suspended by fifa. but it will need to take the course of the investigation according to fifa -- you can shrug your shoulders, but if anyone paid attention since 2015, it is -- fifa has found a way to avoid responsibility in many cases, both of corruption, embezzlement, and also in terms of gender discrimination. things are tied together i think. amy: if you can talk about the federation first going after jenni hermoso, even threatening to sue her, accusing her of lying and defamation. now the federation attempting to distance itself as he is about to be criminally charged. >> it is just shocking. they are morally bankrupt. they have been for a long time. if they had listened to women for the last eight years of the players, this would not have had to happen but they re

of relationship there is. and right there in kyiv, the office of the international criminal court, the united nationsis based in the netherlands , the dutch, we know, but now there will be an office of the international criminal court in kyiv. does this mean that after all the time of reckoning is coming. well, i don't think so. i don't know if it's possible for putin, but for lukashenka, it can obviously be the same, and how should he act now, understanding roughly the nature of his reaction, because i think you've been following him for many, many years, which can to be his reaction now, of course, his plans did not work out , of course, he is very upset about this , no one hides it. i will try to push him anyway, they will push him to demand from the west, and also bravat from the east. and i, he has now made a few overturns, but the chinese minister of defense has passed through minalitopol, this is the consolidated position that poland, lithuania, and latvia have taken on their knees and invited me to stop in the weight of a lion. eh, that's the same transport traffic from belarus to eurolinks t

they asked for the restraining order as the national court considers a criminal complaint of sexual assaultppearing in court for the first time, luis rubiales denied sexual assault by kissing her on the lips after the spate's world cup win. translation: we can stand for what we said from the start, it was a kiss without consent.— we said from the start, it was a kiss without consent. everyone saw the images- — kiss without consent. everyone saw the images. the _ kiss without consent. everyone saw the images. the whole _ kiss without consent. everyone saw the images. the whole country - kiss without consent. everyone saw the images. the whole country sawj kiss without consent. everyone saw l the images. the whole country saw it and we can say that precisely because of that thanks to social change and the legal changes, we can show that luis rubiales lacks consent. a . , show that luis rubiales lacks consent. . , ., ., consent. manchester united manager eric ten hank— consent. manchester united manager eric ten hank said _ consent. manchester united manager eric ten hank said his _ consent. m

prosecutors asked for the restraining order as the national court in madrid considered a criminal complaintulting ms hermoso by kissing her on the lips after spain's women's world cup win. ms hermoso has insisted she did not consent to the kiss.

prosecutors asked for the restraining order as the national court in madrid considered a criminal complaintf sexual assault and coercion. appearing in court for the first time, mr rubiales denied sexually assaulting ms hermoso by kissing her on the lips after spain's women's world cup win. ms hermoso has insisted she did not consent to the kiss. translation: we can stand up what we said from the start. - it was a kiss without consent. everyone saw the images. the whole country saw it, and we can say that, precisely because of that... thanks to social change, too, and also because of the legal changes, we can show that mr rubiales lacked consent. manchester united manager erik ten hag says his side "are progressing" despite a slow start to the season and the disruption caused by the future of jadon sancho, with the winger currently training on his own. united's manager left sancho out of his squad for the defeat at arsenal earlier this month, saying he hadn't been training well enough, but sancho then responded with a statement on social media saying he's being used as a scapegoat. sancho mo

prosecutors asked for the restraining order as the national court in madrid considered a criminal complaintf sexual assault and coercion. appearing in court for the first time, mr rubiales denied sexually assaulting ms hermoso by kissing her on the lips after spain's women's world cup win. ms hermoso has insisted she did not consent to the kiss. translation: we can stand up what we said from the start, _ translation: we can stand up what we said from the start, it _ translation: we can stand up what we said from the start, it was _ translation: we can stand up what we said from the start, it was a _ translation: we can stand up what we said from the start, it was a kiss - said from the start, it was a kiss without consent, everyone saw the images, the whole country saw it and we can say that, precisely because of that, thanks to social change also and because of the legal changes, we can show that mr rubiales lacked consent. 39 members of the national side have made themselves unavailable, calling for structural changes and aren't dissatisfied with the measures taken so far. —— are dissatis

leaders of nine small island nations have brought a case to the international criminal court to protects from catastrophic climate change. vanuatu in the pacific is among the countries which wants carbon emissions absorbed by the oceans to be considered as pollution. this would force big nations to cut emissions more sharply. the small island nations represented are most at risk from rising sea levels around the world. we can now cross live to germany and speak with vanuatu's attorney general — arnold loughman. he has been speaking at the hearing. thank you for your time here on bbc news. thank you for your time here on bbc news. in your opening remarks to the tribunal you said your country was running out of time. that's a desperate call for help — why did you feel the need to take these high emitting nations to court? thank you for having me. i thought i heard the opening remarks were taking the matter to the international criminal court. it is currently i am in germany attending the hearing. i currently i am in germany attending the hearing-— currently i am in germany attending | the

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powers as a body of pre-trial investigation, in the sense of ukrainian national legislation, there is the same international criminal court, it is not bound by their conclusions, and it can must examine the evidence directly and make its own conclusions, so it is , relatively speaking, such a worldwide legal monitoring, if you will, which does not pass... judgments, it is essentially a commission specialists, which conducts to a certain extent an examination, an examination in the broadest sense of the word, including expressing their judgments about what they believe was really, and what really happened, it is essentially more for the formation of world public opinion, and if they confirm it is true that crimes were committed, this is actually a plus for ukraine, because we actually have the same position that crimes were committed on our territory, and separately according to the information of mr. kostin, the prosecutor general of ukraine, who expressed it at a joint event with the carnegie foundation, we are talking about 1,000 criminal proceedings that are connected in one way or another with military aggression, a c

point is that the there is very little that any hope from the united nations and all those kind of the international criminal court, the israel is the kind of a little perturb by the matters going there, but as the end of it all it's all about the resistance on the ground, it is still very upsetting to watch the fact that major arab and muslim countries, the powers that be like saudi arabia to turkey, to jordan and egypt to the uae, morocco, all carry on with the normal dialogue with the israelis in the economic and security arrangement that they have. so essentially it's all about the resistance of the palestin people on the one hand, the global solidity movement that we carry to pr with for the cause of palestine and the new and the the the countries that support the you know the the the arc of the resistance, the axis of resistance, these are the countries and the emerging changes post ukraine, i think we are heading for some very important times, i believe times that are going to be better for the palestinians, i think we are about to witness those times which are not too far away, but the death of this boy, t

criminal and i'm for folks with russian. you made the comments during the special session on the war. it leaves prime minister, georgia, maloney has court on nations. do you not against the growing criminal industry behind human trafficking? migration was the focus of her address that the un general assembly. now the tiny italian island of long produce has been the 1st port of call for migrants in refugee is making the dangerous journey across the mediterranean. the arrivals have divided the local population as harry full such reports from long producer. this. this is what many and love to do is the want the island to be famous for its jacket, the beautiful landscape, its sparkling coves, its sea food, its traditions, jenika, katina, dispos that is known instead through its repeated migration emergencies, causing uncertainty for would be to risk and the families like his who rely on the think that he's the windshield, it's cold, they always ask, what's the latest we migrant and exhausted, we caught working base and promote our beautiful island. this isn't the 1st time in italy has seen this kind of level of civil arrivals, but the difference is th

court. we have received pressure, criminal proceedings and court proceedings for our principled stand against the provisions of 565. to think that a criminal case has been opened against the president of the national union of architects case and legal proceedings are being carried out on the secretariat of the commission, we confirmed with absolutely specific documents that at the time of implementation of our purely statutory activity, we implemented the decision of the collegial attestation commission and then posted the results of the decision in a single electronic system, absolutely legal with valid tokens, restored the shelter , which did not work for 64 years, a storage facility that opens and closes automatically was repaired in the center of lviv. details, further in the plot. tons of garbage, moisture, floor and lack of any communications. this is what the city shelter in the central part of lviv looked like before major renovation. for almost 64 years, no one used this underground storage. in may of this year , utility workers began to restore it. first, the entrances were cleared, garbage was removed. and then we began to carry out communications, sewerage was carried out, after that w

warrant issued by the international criminal court, why are they not equated with the criminal putin, and why do they also open the door to them? the united nationss their word . this is a correct question, mr. sergey . uh, not in kyiv, uh , i think that the west does not yet want uh, decisive steps in the direction of uh , well, what you just said. security of the un, although such a mechanism exists, we already talked about it they have repeatedly said that it is better not to recognize the authority of the russian delegation, it will not be allowed to work at the un, but this decision has not yet found its practical solution. that is, unfortunately, we have to say that the un probably still wants to listen to this delusion that it carries the russian delegation, er, believing that this platform does not need to be changed in any way and actually destroyed, therefore, er , decisions are not made, just as decisions are not made on many other important international issues , although everyone understands that russia is an aggressor what she violated all the norms of international law, but for the most part there is no political will, so it seems

international court of justice of the united nations will affect the further lawsuits of ukraine against russia as a state, as well as other legal proceedings in the international criminal court, for example , or in the international tribunal about the creation of which today ukraine negotiates with international partners. so, more specifically, it is essential for ukraine to achieve recognition in this very court, according to which 193 countries of the world , that is, countries of the un charter, that russia invaded ukraine on february 24, 2022 under on this pretext, in other words, she lied about the reasons for her invasion, they say that it was allegedly a genocide of the people of donbas or the russian-speaking population of donbas. territory of donbas , russia supposedly has relevant evidence, but very quickly , the information about it disappeared, and russia did not provide any evidence even after the start of the large-scale invasion, and accordingly, why else this is important in addition to the fact that it is necessary to recognize that a lie is a lie if the very reason for the attack on ukraine is recognized as illegal officially and legally at the intern

nation to always stablish the same problem. instead of being a former international criminal court official from news in good be facing prosecution laws that you've gotten as a to the general ledges she had to live with. cash payments in private meetings to the new edge taurus ruled joseph coney. as we have received information about the legit involvement of the named i. c. c official in funding the yellow a activities including money to buy weapons and the relevant bodies are investigating the claims. these are serious criminal allegations, and if they are found to be correct, the official will be prosecuted to ensure justice for the victims a bridget in the who is the full most the sole gym that binds us to form. i think the prosecution was accused by l. r a victims of funding the rebel leader between 2006 in 2017. to run a free beat, a legal representative, a home, a child soldiers in b o. r a. at this, we found out from hillary charles orders who at the time in the group one bridge had visited over the periods between 20062016 is actually visited on the 87 occasions personally at the top of joseph coney on each of these occas

that in this situation and in this united nations organization, achieve the and putin and lavrov and other war criminals were on the bench of the international courte, on the bench of the international tribunal , this international tribunal must be launched, vote at this general assembly, issue a mandate to the international court of justice and start a process against the russian aggressor and against russia as an aggressor country, this is the solution here question and this is a question of justice already international prosecution of the aggressor and putin his henchmen and this and at the same time the question must be resolved compensation payment of damages compensation and so on, a million injured ukrainians and those who are forced, forced refugees, migrants and families of the dead from the wounded and many, many other horrors of the war on our territory, who should be compensated by whom, well , it is obvious that the aggressor state, that is, russia , spoke about russia in the world at the general of the un assembly and the chancellor of the federal republic of germany, olaf scholz, let's listen to what the mayor said, without freedom

court. new report says israel's detained over 135,000 palestinians since the alaxada started in 2000, including thousands of children, and united nations rights experts harshly criticized systemic racism in the us criminal justice system, describing current prison practices as affront to human dignity.

courts do or is brothers. if there was no genocide, they cannot be at violation of the genocide. pretty much jeffrey nice is a former lead prosecutor for the united nations that the international criminal tribunal for you the solve you. hey, says ukraine made a wise move by approaching the court. we know that ukraine is pursuing and successfully pursuing its in criminal proceedings and to go into any of those proceedings. a favorable decision by this court might be prayed in a might be referred to. i don't think, but i could be wrong, but i don't think at this stage that a determination by international court of justice would necessarily have finding value in the other quotes, not least because there's plenty of evidence that they will have gathered in our line on and they might not require the detail decision of the civil courses effectively. it is, but of course the deals with breaches of treaty in support of its criminal procedures. but that i'm afraid is also with them. something name is put it on hold because you crying was very inventive in turning to the quote in its application to have it's right, not to be falsely accused of you, of genocide, as you explained in your health fo

ukraine may become a defendant in a criminal case, as the local publication writes, the highest anti-corruption court insists on this. he officially ordered the national-corruption bureau of ukraine to initiate a case against umerov, according to the court, the current minister, heading the state property fund, entered into an agreement with his deputies and began to sell electricity at low prices. in addition, he tried to hide the theft of state property, and he also prevented the convening of the supervisory board, and the employee who uncovered the fraud was fired. we are in the zone carrying out a special operation, together with the fighters , priests also serve. they help to maintain all peace of mind and raise morale, often at the risk of life, not only serve as a prayer service, but also give communion, confess and baptize servicemen on the front lines in the rear area of ​​​​a group of troops. a field temple was erected in the west, an ordinary dugout, they made an altar in it. dome on the walls and in a coma fighters come there to pray and put candles. well, here we tried to make, damn it, even a temple, uh, it is in the rear zone, that's wh

in ukraine , a criminal case may be initiated against the new minister of defense by the supreme anti-gravity court. ordered the nationalcorruption bureau to launch an investigation into the growth. and muminov, the former head of the state property fund, who had just joined. eh, in office. uh, the heads of the military department are suspected of that he was selling electricity to certain firms. at a price below the market, he tried to hide it and even fired one of the leaders who revealed the fraud. an emergency warning was announced in transbaikalia over a strong wind, and in irkutsk and ulan-ude , half the monthly rainfall fell in a day. today , the rains will continue in primorsky dalnerechensk , the flood does not lose strength due to the large amount of water in recent hours. they blocked several more streets in the ussuri authorities decided to spend the money allocated for celebrating the city day to help flood victims according to the operational data of the ministry of emergency situations in the region, more old houses and 500 plots were flooded. in chechnya , which the day before was hit by hurricane winds

criminal case, as local publications write. the supreme anti-corruption court insists on this. he officially ordered the nationalcorruption bureau of ukraine to initiate a case against umerov, according to the court. the current minister, heading the state property fund, entered into an agreement with deputies and began to sell electricity at low prices. in addition, he tried to hide the theft of state property, and also prevented the convening of the supervisory board and fired the employee who revealed the fraud. on the eve of the anniversary of the liberation of donetsk from the nazi invaders, the fsb declassified archival documents - these are interrogations of nazi criminals 80 years ago , the red army liberated the city of stalin, which now bears the name donetsk on the territory of the current dpr from october forty-first to september, 43 ss units killed more than 170,000 people wehrmacht soldiers and officers also took an active part in the massacres . 2,000 people made their choice ahead of schedule, but tomorrow at 8:00 am local time, 85 polling stations will open. how everything was arranged there, wh

criminal. lots of worship were now mexico's and supreme court has ruled that abortion is no longer a crime, at least the national crime. while the decision does not grant every woman and mexico immediate access to abortions, acted as are healing it as a significant step for the unanimous ruling by mexico's top court requires all federal public health services and institutions to offer abortions to anyone, requests it in its judgment the country's highest court declared the middle suitable condition. so when the federal criminal penalties for abortion unconstitutional as they violate the rights of women. oh yes, i see them to day next weekend society woman support networks. feminism are doing spectacular work in mexico. so that the only woman, if they so choose, have the right to an abortion in a safe way. that a, to a level the, the money that they were the decision is receiving a mixed reaction on the streets of the catholic majority. country. is it okay? i believe that we should not take anyone's life worse and then beans, and i think and force and it is not right. that'd be a problem. the landscape, for examp

court first ruled had it was unconstitutional to criminalize abortion in 2021. same day the ground shook in mexico. the earthquake was felt for about a minute but the shockwaves sent across the nation by that court's ruling are still being felt. >> it is a black day for mexico. the supreme court of justice, highest level institution in the country, watching over justice and human rights, they be tray the first human right without which no other human right can exist. life. >> reporter: back in 2021, the court issued a decision and a law enacted in the northern state which said that women who get an abortion may get punished with up to three years in prison and a fine. exactly a week before wednesday's ruling, now 12 states decriminalizing abortion. mexico city was the first jurisdiction to enter a ban on abortion back in 2007 starting a trend in the still mostly conservative country where more than three quarters of the population identify as catholic. abortion rights groups say even before the ruling mexico had already become a destination for some american women seeking an abo abortion. >> before mexican women used to go to the u.s. to look for abortion services. and now mexico m

criminal court. this trial is more serious. it is part of the un system , its statute is part of the charter of the united nations, that is , youaim of ukraine which was filed on february 26, that is, 2 days after the start of the special operation, the claim, well, which, in general, is essentially the case. mmm was presented to russia for in order for her to stop this special operation and return the territory altogether. well, that essentially boils down their claims. they take part first. well, they will listen to us for a day , then ukraine. then, in my opinion, more than 30 countries are interested in the decision of this court. this is weird. the coffin is great britain , this is canada, this is australia, who also want to take part, will also make certain statements, that is , with the evidence in this court , it is clear what the decision will most likely be from this court and before us is the 26th, when this session will take place, that is, september 26th. just a little bit later a question will arise. what should we do with one of the parts of the un, which is a statutory component of the united nations organizatio

to the national police a report on an administrative offense several times and eventually closed the case. the court of appeal of the zaporizhzhia region, despite the investigation of the criminalxpayers, currently paid stopped information regarding the investigation of possible high treason of lomeik in the register of court decisions at the moment. and finally , the judge of the starobil district court of the luhansk region, ihor kudryavtsev, according to the version of the law enforcement officers, he committed treason in occupied starobilsk and went over to the side of the enemy and got a job at the district court of the terrorist lpr. i almost half of his life he has been working in the courts. this is my dearest favorite business, together with kudryavtsev, he joined the occupiers and the head of the court staff, they agitated others judges and staff members to swear allegiance to the russian federation, the judge organized a meeting of judges and employees of the institution, where he called on them to cooperate with representatives of the occupation administration and write applications for employment, promising them positions in illegally created judicial bodies. ihor

in connection with, in fact, an appeal to the world, to the united nations, to other parliaments, including, including to criminal courtsbut now, finally, everything has become clear to everyone it’s clear that we can approach this problem, this story, in different ways, and even the curiosity lies in the fact that, in fact, if we look closely in europe now at what is happening, let’s say, in my opinion, today or yesterday in estonia declared that we must fight, if somewhere on the cars there is an inscription russian, we see that during the celebration of the oktuberfest in munich, it means... the germans shout out nazi salutes and sing along with the songs of the reich, that is, you already know this, not some kind of bigotry, but this is some kind of -this is the system, this is an attempt to justify itself now, which means that the poles are declaring, demanding an apology, in israel, they are saying this lightly in a number of other countries of the world, but what is curious is that it is difficult to believe that the canadian parliament is inviting such a figure, a nazi no one bothered to check this, still great

s because today the international court of justice of the united nations began proceedings in the bastard, working is not a mousse. this is not an international criminal which was filed on february 26, that is, 2 days after the start of the special operation, the claim, well, which in general, in essence affairs. mmm was presented to russia so that it would stop this special operation and generally return the territory. well, essentially, this boils down to their claims. they accept participation first. here is the day of the year to listen to us then ukraine a. then, in my opinion, there are more than 30 countries interested in the decision of this court. these are european countries, this is great britain, this is canada, this is australia, which also wants to take part and will also make certain statements. that is, with evidence. in this court it is clear that such a decision will most likely be made by this court and before us on the 26th, when this session takes place, that is, on september 26. just a little bit later. no question. a what should we do with one of the parts of the un , which is a statutory component of the united nations? how sho

other national groups, that is, it is still difficult for us , well, the prosecutor, except for khan, defined three ways in february, three crimes against which now the international criminal court is working, it is the illegal deportation and transfer of ukrainian children , it is the shelling of the energy infrastructure, and it is the filtration camps and torture committed by the russian military and against civilians and with regard to the prisoners of war received by the russian federation, will hunger and the use of hunger as a method of warfare be added to this? perhaps, but it will be difficult to understand and the international criminal court must also have such iron proof that the attack on the place near the delivery of humanitarian aid is precisely on that to cause a headache, here, this, and the mental aspect, yes. what exactly was recruited for the attack, it is quite difficult to prove, you need a mass, you understand that in different cities in different parts of ukraine, this is how the russians carried out attacks on elevators, e.e., they carried out attacks on critical infrastructure that contains food products and so on, but i am sure that our colleagues fro

criminal court late sunday night. new york city's mayor visited the children and spoke on the nation's opioid crisis. >> it is a real wake-uphomes. >> reporter: and three children remain hospitalized, one in critical condition. jericka? >> it truly is a wake-up call as the mayor stated. astrid martinez thank you. >>> tonight a new battlefield breakthrough on the war front lines in ukraine. but as cbs's imtiaz tyab reports from kyiv, the next enemy may be time. >> reporter:r: this is whahat libeberation looksks like as ukraine's counteroffensive grinds on. the village of andriivka now just a wasteland after ukrainian forces claim they seized it back, urgrging the fewew remaia russian fighters to surrender or be killed. in a recorded message e played from one of f its surveillllanc drones. capturing tiny andriivka is a big win for ukraine. it sits just eight miles from bakhmut, the industrial city which was captured by kremlin-backed mercenaries in may. >> bakhmut! >> reporter: now three months into its punishingly sloww counteroffffensive u ukraine sa it's's inincreasingly breaking througugh russia's d defensive lines. advan

the, the international criminal courts may be financially sponsoring your guns and rebel lee the joseph pony. these were the claims made by his victims allegations, which the nation's government has said, tons on investigation, investigating the government is going to investigate the matter. this is a serious criminal legation and they found to be correct. the person will be prosecuted, the government, and many of us have 4 years been making it clear that there were western sponsors of the l or a, these guys as and deals. but nobody listened. or they deliberately chose to be deaf to the victims alleged that a full my special adviser to the previous icbc prosecutor was funds that can be rebel, come onto joseph coney, for more than 10 years. the official is also accused of being involved in human trafficking on sex slavery, despise the 2005 arrest warrant for assessing 3 war crimes and crimes against humanity is yet to be apprehended. one of counties, victims. it says that he's lost faith and the i, c, c, because of the failure to apprehend the trusting, already gets the poconos on your guns. because people nobody's going to want to be done isn't going in the try the

presumption of innocence and their right to a day in court and that we are a nation of laws and that facts should lead the way when there are criminal so it's not like the contrast with the intentional silence that we've seen from the president. he's been so reluctant, probably on advice from counsel, to not comment on trump's case, and you saw there the vice president didn't want to wade specifically into the trump case because they don't want to become injected into the cases themselves, but if democracy is at the heart of these cases, this is joe biden's predecessor and potential successor for the oval office again, and we saw the appeal it had and the success it had politically for democrats in the midterms. joe biden will have to start making these arguments, and i think you've seen kamala harris answer that question quite intentionally? you can't stay silent about it. you can't run for re-election, president or anything, and you cannot stay silent on it forever. i mean, look, it's sometimes the role of the running mate of the vice president to dip the toe in the water or be more aggressive in the attack. >> that's like the --

criminal courts in a structured way to send to the inquirer. the first order of the continuation of the third review meeting of the seventh plan was held with mechanisms for the nationalelopment fund to provide financial participation with the aim of economic growth and investment. the entry of the national development fund into infrastructure and basic investments and places that can provide the basis for the entry of the non-governmental sector is not only inconsistent with general policies. no, it is in line with general policies. with the agreement of the representatives, the government was allowed to settle its debts to the national development fund by entering into contracts with this fund in the field of exploration, development, extraction, production, sale and export of oil and gas. after a year, when the fund came, leveraged, the contract was signed, the work was done. after one year , he transfers his share to the private or cooperative sector. so he gives his powers to the ministry of oil. sir, i am not anymore. now i am giving the share that i had due to investment to the private sector. in addition, the ministry of economy was obliged with the public off

national police, the security service ukraine is not just recorded, but after each shelling these places are examined, witnesses are questioned, materials are collected, i can only say that representatives of the international criminal courtwork, who also interrogate all witnesses who were there during the occupations, and during those well, let's say conditionally the measures that the occupiers are carrying out today in relation to the residents, peaceful residents of the kherson region, so you know, the flourishing city of kherson is being transformed with their help into such you know destroyed some, well, i don’t know, some territory there, because you know, i’m a little worried, there 5 minutes ago the counter-battery work was still going on and ours were flying in from there, so you know, to say that the people of kherson have peace, then they don’t, that’s why the work and for the police, work and for investigators of other agencies, a lot, everything is recorded, everything is recorded to no one, every place of arrival is examined, and in general i am sure that none of them will, let's say, go unpunished. mr. oleksandr, you said it was just a matter of minutes before it was over counter-battery work, we know that

court, former proud boys lieutenant joseph biggs now sentenced to 17 years for what the judge called his role in a national disgrace. the second-longest sentence imposed in the more than 1,100 criminal cases resulting from the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. biggs, an army veteran, was convicted of seditious conspiracy for plotting the riot with other leaders of the far right group. >> so we just stormed the [ bleep ] capital. >> reporter: this video of biggs outside the capitol on january 6th was shown during his trial, as well as this selfie from inside the senate chamber. prosecutors said biggs had been an "influential proponent of the group's shift toward political violence" after donald trump lost the election. ultimately, prosecutors argued, he was party to the first breach of the capitol's perimeter, and even after the attack, declared it a "warning shot to the government." the judge saying what happened on january 6th "broke our tradition of peacefully transferring power, which is among the most precious things we had as americans." another former proud boys member, 30-year-old zach rehl, was sentenced today to 15 years in prison for his role in the capitol riot. he

national police a report on administrative offense, and eventually closed the case. the appeals court of the zaporizhzhia region also confirmed the decision to close the case of the lomeik accident. despite the investigation of the criminaluntil december 200., vitaly lomeiko continued to receive court fees from taxpayers' funds. payments are currently suspended. there is currently no information on the investigation of lomeik's possible treason in the register of court decisions. and finally, the judge of the starobil district court of the luhansk region, ihor kudryavtsev. according to the version law enforcement officers, he is in the occupied area. starobilsk committed treason and went over to the side of the enemy and got a job at the district court of the terrorist lnpr. i have been working in sudde for almost half of my life. this is my dearest favorite thing. together with kudryavtsev , the head of the court staff also joined the occupiers. they campaigned other judges and staff to swear allegiance to the russian federation. the judge organized a meeting of judges and employees of the institution, where he called for cooperation with representatives of the occupation administration and to write statements about hir

the last of which for the united nations at the international criminal tribunal for you slot of you. he says, you kind made a wise move by approaching the court. we know that ukraine is pursuing and successfully pursuing it, turned criminal proceedings. and to go into any of those proceedings. a favorable decision by this court might be prayed in a might be referred to. i don't think, but i could be wrong, but i don't think at this stage, the determination by international court of justice would necessarily have binding value in the other quotes, not least because there's plenty of evidence that they will have gather that are relying on and they might not require detail decisions of a civil courses effectively. it is but a quote that deals with breaches of treaty in support of its criminal procedures that i'm afraid is also something we must put on hold. because you cry and was very inventive in turning to the quote in its application to have it's right, not to be falsely accused of you of genocide, as you explained in your helpful opening up to have a lift gate is that is cooled. and so imagine a 2 lower ingle, imaginative use of little by l

criminal complaint about his kiss of the world—cup winning footballerjenni hermoso. our madrid correspondent guy hedgecoejoins me. what's been happening in court? this was a closed—door hearing. luis rubiales appeared in nationalleged sexual assault against ms hermoso. the investigating judge was the to hear the answers of mystery ruby elders. throughout this hearing mr rubiales has insisted he did nothing wrong when he kicksjenni hermoso on the lips after the world cup final on august 20 in sydney, it was consensual —— when he kissed. he said he essentially has done nothing wrong, which completely contradicts the version ofjenni hermoso who says the kiss was nonconsensual, he did not ask permission and this was a sexual assault. the judge did not ask permission and this was a sexual assault. thejudge in this case is now considering a request by the prosecutor for a case is now considering a request by the prosecutorfor a restraining order to be taken out against mr will be others to keep him at least 500 metres from ms hermoso at all times. —— a restraining order to be taken out against liver with the others. there was a glitzy event celebrating music, theatre and fashion last night, kicking off london fashio

criminal courts. phil: even though he has stepped down from his position with the spanish football federation, we have 39 players saying they will not play for the national team because they feel unsafe. this sounds like the problem is bigger than just rubiales. >> it is and always had has -- always has been. that is why they have asserted so strongly for so long that they want more changes. it is not just about removing the top guy or the head coach. the changes need to run deeper than that, which is why in the statement you are referring to, they put a demand saying we want restructuring of the organization of the women's football team as it relates to the federation. we want restructuring as it relates to the presidential candidates -- cabinets and secretary-general, who is someone who has very much been a right-hand man and ally of luis rubiales and shares the mindset of him as well. they also want the president to step down. they have asked for further changes as it relates to the communications and marketing department. let's not forget they also released a statement on her behalf -- on their behalf saying it was her trying to pass it off as no big

national govern soon. his nose left russia. that's a problem from scratch, ponte. so the problem that or occupied by russia since the international criminal court issued that arrest warrant present, she of china, that's much more problematic, i think for members of the g. 20. and so the indian organizes here because china and china is lead as attended every single one of these leaders meetings until now . why is he's also attending what we know? there's some tension between india and china. the 2 most populous nations on the us, including attention, was, ended up in volumes with border clashes, as recently as the end of last year. obviously, there also tensions with the united states and there is the issue of the war. and you trade interestingly on top by some diplomats that the chinese have actually been pretty constructively, negotiations to be going on behind the scenes and race in dallas. uh so it is an interesting picture. all right, we'll leave it there. thanks so much. james bice, to head on al jazeera, so have more on the devastating us quite him all because it's less, more than 800 people bed hundreds front under the rumble. and grace

prosecutors asked for the restraining order as the national court in madrid considered a criminal complaintonship at wentworth. sweden's ludvig aaberg, who's become a massive success since turning profesional earlier this year, coninues tojustify his ryder cup place — he was six under for the day and shares the overall lead with compatriot sebastien soederberg. england's tommy fletwood is one shot behind the leaders, after carding a six under 66 — with his round ending in the dark. really weird playing with floodlights. i really weird playing with floodlights.— really weird playing with floodliuhts. . ., , really weird playing with floodliuhts. ., ., , , floodlights. i have only ever played in the dark with _ floodlights. i have only ever played in the dark with fluorescent - floodlights. i have only ever played in the dark with fluorescent bowls. | in the dark with fluorescent bowls. they look like massive fireflies. quite _ they look like massive fireflies. quite useful. not very nice to play with but great fun. the ryder cup is two weeks away, a massive month for golf. the colder weather

criminal probe! oooh, boom! boom! awww, shucky ducky! something means something. it's happening! actions have consequences! i'm so excited to find out the unimaginable permanent damage it's done to our national security. [weakly] usa! the appeals courtated the former president's most frequent defense, writing, "the plaintiff suggests that he may have declassified these documents when he was president. but the record contains no evidence that any of these records were declassified." yes. thank you. you can't say there's an alibi and then produce no evidence of your alibi. "officer, i couldn't have robbed that bank. i was at dinner with my girlfriend. what's her name and where did we have dinner? that is on a need-to-know basis, and you don't need to know that i just made that [bleep] up." importantly... sorry about the language. sorry about the language. family show. now, importantly, the appeals court also noted that "declassifying an official document would not change its content or render it personal," and therefore "the declassification argument is a red herring." red herring, also what the former president calls a filet o' fish smothered in ketchup. now, to add insult... [applause] in ketchup. to add insult to injury, two of the

the decision of the higher anti-corruption court, which, according to these data, ordered the national anti-corruption bureau of ukraine to initiate a criminalroperty ordered that some companies be supplied with electricity, at prices below market prices, it is also specified the employees who uncovered the fraud died and fired, which a remarkably similar story names one of the reasons for the dismissal of the previous minister , alexei reznikov, to zelensky. it is necessary to create before the west. we see from the fight against corruption under the butchers, the army bought food and ammunition at prices three times higher than originally declared. inver mamedov passed away, the patriarch of the national journalism the legend of television, and also the diplomat translator knew four languages ​​less than a month ago, he celebrated his centennial anniversary, an amazing professional path and life, like in an adventure novel during the great patriotic war he served in intelligence, worked as an interpreter at the nürder process, was a diplomat at the embassy in rome and washington, but his main passion was journalism of the soviet informatio

national prosecution, 011 us former us. busy there's a happened court martial the uniform code of military justice and they were punished. the commanding officer brigadier general. busy was demoted, but you did not receive any criminal court prosecution. what steps can the military, in this case, the us military take to ensure that something like this doesn't happen again? i ask because in, in, in later wars, for instance, in afghanistan we saw other forms of abuse being committed. that's a great question. um, this is really a, a matter of training and continual training to train soldiers and work fighters in the, in the rules of the role of a law. uh, did you need the convention, the hague convention. they need to understand what is, what is required of them in combat. they need to require understand what is required with that what duty of, of care they have 2 prisoners or 2 and to be wounded. and this is a matter of a continual training. the us does a, a pretty good job of this with their work lighters and has prevented number of years. but again, i can't stress enough that when you have incidents where it appears that there is a violation of the law more violation of the geneva conventions. this comes down to a,