so he saved to have founded the genocide in rwanda. and like you said, he has evaded law enforcement for all these years. he's been hiding in kenya in the, u.k. we're told, and in france where he was arrested in may. so a lot of people in rwanda are really watching these developments, particularly and you know, and a lot of people i've spoken to saying that he really needs to be brought back to the continent to be tried here in a rouge or new order in rwanda. so that people, there people who survived the genocide, people who are going to testify against him can actually travel to these courts. and, you know, testify. people in rwanda, like i said, reacting, watching and saying that at least they get to see him. he's at the hague, they say he has been arrested and he's not going anywhere anytime soon. thank you. catherine. so in nairobi, police in angola have set up roadblocks to try to stop anti-government protests in the capital. there is growing discontent over the struggling economy and the government's failure to tackle corruption.

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the arst is a relar visir rwanda. chilen howo paint.te vo he tn buys e chdren's a d sellst in jan, forwarding the proceeds to their fami. suzuki moved to rwandan20 andpent fe years teaing after turninto japan, never rgot t peoplhe had t there. stla year, he went back to rwanda for the first time in three years. during the trip, hhad e a chance to teach painting to children with single mothers. he was blown away by what they created. >> translator: they watched me carefully while i painted. i really felt like they were trying to capture the spirit of my work. they absorbed little of that energy and then converted it into their own energy which they used to int.pa i felt their pictures were full of spirit. >>nspired by his work, the chilen odrpened up and expressed all the feelings they had been holding back. >> to help the children become independent, he bought the art they had created. he paid several thousand dollars for each painting. the equivalent of about two weeks wages for the average person from rwanda. he dis

who want to diminish the image of rwanda. have seen,any of these allegations are not coming from people linked to the opposition. instead, the evidence in africa, in australn north america, and europe is of a much broader clampdown, what looks like an attempt to scare remaining members of the rwandan dspora into silence and obedience. >>an the rwauthorities have a whole toolbox of tactics they used to suppress dissent in harassment to thre to illegalom detention, disappearance and torture. if you are a rwandan, it is simply easier to stay silent. andrew: the hard truth is that as long as rwanda remains stable, a beacon of successle it faces liutside pressure to curb its ruthless ways. andrew harding, bbc news, south africa. laura: disturbing allegations there. for years, t remote british rritory of south georgia was at the heart of the globalwh ing industry, which devastated the stocks of these massive a animals. now, it is a much different story. the whales have returne island is a beaconf o helping to tell this story. vic d

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co-operative is nestled in the hills of northern rwanda from here that exports coffee to europe. he wants to vastly improve on the methods of big name competitors. he and his business partner allen movie were roommates, back in berlin. today they are working to create jobs for people in no wonder so many of the young people interested in getting into coffee business because their incomes in the coffee business are too low. to change this narrative, to make sure that you know most people who are involved in the coffee value chain and better incomes and out will attract young people to come back into coffee business. well, coffee farm is wages have fallen in recent years. the coffee industry sales have been increasing. over the last 2 decades, companies have managed to find ways to sell coffee at ever higher prices, mainly in the form of capsules and pods. but how sell prices have seen a drastic drop? xander and allen want to make the coffee trade fair a little could make our coffee cooperative is the ideal partner in the fall most here are independent entrepreneurs. the cooperativ

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rwanda might be chased us to the border. there is lifting and stealing and killing like in rwanda, on the streets, people haven't eaten in 3 or 4 days. i don't know where my kids are. and i do it. they did it on w. m a, she had a look at it and then on to the 1st thing they need is food. currently there is no food, nothing. this camp is running on the health of the people with the effort of the people. this would not be here. the exodus comes amid increasing tensions across the region to cry and forces bombed an airport in eritrea's capital. in retaliation against the country's support for ethiopia, the move has stoked fears of a wider conflict in the horn of africa. about the destruction of tikrit is critical . infrastructure dams, a dense decisions that serve the public will not be met with or silence. the conflict had been restricted to ethiopia, now that it's spelled across an international border, it's become much more serious. it's feared the violence could spiral into a protracted and bloody civil war and destabilize

rwanda, he says to the border there is lifting and stealing and killing like an rwanda on the streets. people haven't eaten in 3 or 4 days. i don't know where my kids are. and i do, we did it on a mission to go to iraq where i don't look at it and then i did. the 1st thing they need is food. currently, there is no food, nothing. this camp is running on the health of the people. with the effort of the people this count would not be here. the exodus comes amid increasing tensions across the region. to cry in forces bombed an airport in eritrea's capital. in retaliation against the country's support for ethiopia, the move has stopped fears of a wider conflict in the horn of africa. but the destruction of tikrit is critical infrastructure, dams and institutions that serve the public will not be met with or silence. the conflict had been restricted to ethiopia, now that it's spilled across an international border, it's become much more serious. it's feared the violence could spiral into a protracted and bloody civil war and destabilize the entire region. many parts of the world are grappli

the bees go in search of food in the fields around his village in northeastern rwanda. families here and across the country are using more and more pesticides on their crops. these potential plans are no exception at the same time the populations are collapsing farmers are aware that these things are connected. to go on a large number of bees die when the irish for trade or plants are in bloom. whenever blaise land on the flowers after we've sprayed them we see them die. pesticides are toxic and kill many forms of life that are not the intended target when they feast done be keep has suffered the economic consequences if you are the 1st. we would like the government to support farmers to get chemicals that are not toxic. that way they can continue farming without causing us to lose our bees which is. designed you can see the future but a shift to organic farming is still a long way off here biological pesticides are rarely used in part because they're expensive the government is considering raising the tax on chemical pesticides and lowering the tax on organic ones that

the bees go in search of food in the fields around his village in northeastern rwanda. families here and across the country are using more and more pesticides on their crops. these potato plants are no exception at the same time beat populations are collapsing farmers are aware that these things are connected. to go on a large number of bees die when the i was plants are in bloom. whenever blaise land on the flowers after we've sprayed them we see them die. pesticides are toxic and kill many forms of life that are not the intended target when they feast i b keep has suffered the economic consequences if you had to 1st of all we would like the government to support farmers to get chemicals that are not toxic. that way they can continue farming without causing us to lose our bees which is our design you can see the future but a shift to organic farming is still a long way off here biological pesticides are rarely used in part because they're expensive the government is considering raising the tax on chemical pesticides and lowering the tax on organic ones that would be go

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i'm about a month on the bottom of my, you know, i did the lion when my mind to be about the rwanda while i can find it, is that oh, i don't tell you about the relevant to me that sort of stuff that people value i love about going to want to be, but i'm just going i'm going to invalidate a comma. join me every day. i'm sure. i'll see you then figures including a former prime minister, condemn reports that the country soldiers tortured and murdered people in kabul. who say they want justice is not the solution foreign powers to control the country. but religious gatherings during the one worshipper pointed to disturbing historical parallels.

mystery, which i'm sure that we will conduct missile attacks to full military movements in rwanda to take every other kinds of measures to foil and foods to subjugate the secret people inside all of the places the t.p.i. left have also admitted they struck 1st, which prompted ethiopia, to launch an offensive in the region, they've also said they were behind rocket attacks on 2 airports in the neighboring horror region. but sides accused of atrocities. the t.p.a. left dominated coalition politics in ethiopia for 30 years before prime minister came to power in 2018. mohammed atta is in the city, have gone down the border off the tee grey region he sent. this update must tell us about the list. 3. missiles have been fired from the very region to us about the cup. we call it a tray, or 2 of those missiles hit the airport, the us model international airport, while another one is a talk targeted a building holding the ministry of information on a number of local media houses. but i witnessed this said that the missile that targeted the ministry of information did know i shouldn't hit its t

so beekeepers in rwanda coping, how can they talk of the problems? we went to meet some of them to find out his bees are dying and he can't do anything about it. and same cut, gabo is destroying which over the past 8 years, more than half of his 70 colonies have perished. but if we knew all the bees that come back from the farms, in fact the others are going to be hived off. that's why they got you both in the traditional and the modern beehives, the mother somewhat because it is up for you. the number declines gradually going until there were no. but you still live inside me because i get a lesson. and santa gabo has been raising bees for more than 20 years. he uses traditional bee hives to collect wild ones. then he transfers them to small, modern beehives on his palm. the bees go in search of food in the fields around his village in northeastern rwanda. families here and across the country are using more and more pesticides on their crops. these potential plans are no exception. at the same time, the populations are collapsing, farmers are aware t

there is looting and stealing and killing, like in rwanda on the streets. people haven't eaten in 3 or 4 days. i don't know where my kids are. the 1st thing they need is for her and leave. there is no food, nothing is running on the help of the people without the effort of the people this camp would not be here. the exodus comes as amnesty international reports, evidence of a civilian massacre in the tyrant of my could draw in the northern to cry. region witnesses say the victims were hacked or stabbed to death? most are believed to be ethnic harras people with a long history of tensions with to cry. it's still unclear who is responsible. the mass killings follow days of clashes between the ethiopian army and to cry in forces which are still ongoing. thousands of them are men, men have headed towards to gripe to fight alongside federal troops. the ethiopian government is vowing to crush what it calls a rebellion. as civilians to leave fears are mounting that ethiopia to great crisis could spiral into a protracted and bloody civil war. austria is set to go i

there is lifting and stealing and killing like in rwanda, on the streets, people haven't eaten in 3 or 4 days. i don't know where my kids are. and i do that . i'm here to look at it and then and in the 1st thing they need is food. apparently there is no food, nothing. this camp is running on the health of the people with the effort of the people. this would not be here. the exodus comes amid increasing tensions across the region. to grow in forces bombed an airport in eritrea as capital s. matter. in retaliation against the country's support for ethiopia, the move has stalked fears of a wider conflict in the horn of africa. about the destruction of tikrit is critical . infrastructure, dams and institutions that serve the public will not be met with or silence. the conflict had been restricted to ethiopia, know that it spilled across an international border. it's become much more serious . it's feared the violence could spiral into a protracted and bloody civil war and destabilize the entire region. time now to take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. 15 co

there is lifting and stealing and killing like in rwanda, on the streets, people haven't eaten in 3 or 4 days. i don't know where my kids are. and i do that to head in and out and we had a good look at it and then and in the 1st thing they need is food. apparently there is no food, nothing. this camp is running on the health of the people with the effort of the people. this would not be here. the exodus comes after amnesty international brought to light a civilian massacre in the tent of my kid data in the north and to grab, a region where mrs. c., the victims were hacked or stabbed to death. most are believed to be ethnic and had as a people with a long history of tensions with guy to greens controlled ethiopia's central government for 30 years. but their end florence's wind under prime minister abbey ahmed, the accuse the government of enlisting military support from eritrea. something ethiopia denies the destruction of critical infrastructure, dams, and institutions that serve the public will not be met with their silence. there's been a dramatic escalation of tensions in the confli

she says to the border, there is lifting and stealing and killing like an rwanda on the streets. people haven't eaten in 3 or 4 days. i don't know where my kids are. dependent on w. m a, she had a look at it and then and the 1st thing they need is food. currently, there is no food, nothing. this camp is running on the health of the people with the effort of the people. this would not be here. the exodus comes amid increasing tensions across the region. to cry, in forces bombed an airport in eritrea's capital smadar, in retaliation against the country's support for ethiopia. the move has stopped fears of a wider conflict in the horn of africa. but the destruction of tikrit is critical. infrastructure dams, a dense decisions that serve the public will not be met with or silence. the conflict had been restricted to ethiopia, ny that it spilled across an international border. it's become much more serious. it's feared the violence could spiral into a protracted and bloody civil war and destabilize the entire region. let's go straight to the journalist, following these events for us.

like in rwanda, on the streets, people haven't eaten in 3 or 4 days.i don't know where my kids are and i do we did in and out. well, you know, i'm a hero in iraq now i don't look at it and then and in the 1st thing they need is food. currently there is no food, nothing. this camp is running on the health of the people with the effort of the people this count would not be here. the exodus comes amid increasing tensions across the region. to cry, in forces bombed an airport in eritrea has capital. in retaliation against the country's support for ethiopia, the move has stalked fears of a wider conflict in the horn of africa. but the destruction of tikrit is critical infrastructure, dams, and institutions that serve the public will not be met with or silence. the conflict had been restricted to ethiopia, now that it's spelled across an international border. it's become much more serious . it's feared the violence could spiral into a protracted and bloody civil war and destabilize the entire region. to some sports news now, and it's big news for lewis hamil

like in rwanda on the streets, people haven't eaten in 3 or 4 days. i don't know where my kids are and i do that. look at it. and then, and the 1st thing they need is food. currently there is no food, nothing. this camp is running on the health of the people with the effort of the people. this would not be here. the exodus comes amid increasing tensions across the region to cry, in forces bombed an airport in eritrea's capital smadar. in retaliation against the country's support for ethiopia. the move has stopped fears of a wider conflict in the horn of africa. but the destruction of tikrit is critical. infrastructure, dams and institutions that serve the public will not be met with or silence. the conflict had been restricted to ethiopia, know that it spilled across an international border. it's become much more serious . it's feared the violence could spiral into a protracted and bloody civil war and destabilize the entire region. let's go straight to the capital out of journalist daniel and get a show as following these events for us. samuel, good

in which neighboring countries such as rwanda and uganda, also have strengths. there are congolese policeman and u.n. soldiers stationed here to provide security in the region. but the area covers thousands of square kilometers, and large bombs, all virtually inaccessible. only those who have weapons have power their families who have not or cannot leave after living in fear every day. congolese police officers escorted us during the film shoot. but those invalid years are defenseless, and exposed. many have had to abandon their fields and are now dependent on humanitarian aid. their houses were often burned down and family members killed. we drove to a village that was recently attacked by armed groups to to the ng eleanor was the end it is located directly on the main road from banja to uganda. there is no state all florentine care. most people have fled. only a few have remained in magic when it then you see feel a now born duke. they catch him least that night. it was on the tuesday in guinea beacon about by senior in civilian clothes and armed others are we

if it were not for nuremberg, warlords from syria, croatia, and rwanda, for instance, would not haveeen punished for mass murder, torture, and rape, and genocide would not be prosecuted as a crime. if it were not for nuremberg, there would be no principle of international law, and national courts could not prosecute violations of international law. will: dw's political correspondent simon young is outside the palace of justice in nuremberg. welcome, simon. simon: it was a solemn act of remembrance, as it was called, in courtroom 600 in the building behind me in nuremberg's palace of justice. president steinmeyer, as you heard there, was trying to draw the lessons of nuremberg and understand its significance today, saying that not offering a response to the unprecedented crimes of nazis was not an option. something had to be done, and nuremberg was that onset. it was a revolution, he said, of world historical significance that led to the international institutions of criminal justice such as the international criminal court, that we have today, and we also -- it also allowed for a ree

he was arrested in paris in may, after 25 years on the run, as think hutus in rwanda killed at least 800000 mostly as think took seize in just 3 months, in 1994, thousands of people in the polish capital, warsaw have defied coronavirus restrictions to take part in an annual far right march marking independence day. this year's event was supposed to be a parade of cars to circumvent the ban, but people quickly spilled out onto the streets. there were isolated scuffles between police and riot gear and some marchers. but warsaw's mayor has accused the state police of being complicit, saying they could have done more to stop the march taking place. still ahead in this news hour, the world's biggest shopping spree wraps up in china with online retailers, expecting a boost from pent up pandemic demand. and the west indies are involved in coronavirus controversy ahead of their series against new zealand that's coming up in sport in just a few minutes. the world's biggest shopping spree has now wrapped up in china. analysts say sales on singles. they indicate how well the color me is doing t

the registrar also saying when he was a rwanda often said the tootsies are the enemy.o that. after his charges were laid out he did not speak but he entered a plea of not guilty. prosecutors have asked for six months to prepare their case but i have spoken to some rwandans. they are happy to see him in the dog and they are happy he will finally get his day in court. host: thousands have taken to the streets in belarus capital day after -- crowds gathered to condemn the vote to remove -- from power. demonstrators see the move as a coup and say corrupt politicians are now moving -- ruling the country. the country's at their in four years. the government of the u.s. state of florida as declared a state of emergency as tropical storm data --eta closes in. it has steadily moved north since hitting central america and mexico. at least 120 people have been killed and more are still missing. reporter: as the floodwaters begin to reseed the alarming scale of the devastation left by hurricane eta is becoming apparent. more than one week after eta slammed into the region as a pow

the title he had to quarantine for ten days the pope installed the first cardinals from brew na and rwanda. >>> mother nature giving us an active weather monday. janessa webb. >> good morning. very active pattern for the east coast. it will linger all the way into tuesday, potentially wednesday severe weather threat across georgia, atlanta having a tornado warning at this time the system will continue to track to the east. so across the carolinas to d.c., even new york city we're going to watch for that potential of damaging winds. watching the power outages for later on tonight on the other side of the front is cooler air and it's going to be lake enhancement for the ohio valley this will be the first big snowfall of the season in this area where squalls persist they could see up to 5 to 10r t, duluth, 25 well below the freezing mark and today also marks the end of hurricane season i'll have a recap coming up. >> yes could not come soon enough, janessa. thank you so much. >>> over the weekend that mysterious desert monolith in utah has vanished. it happened ten days after it appeared in i

course, if we did not have your book, we would not have had everything that was followed in terms of rwanda and yugoslavia and all sorts of other international arles. or indeed, i want to ask you about that too. how important were there? in fact, trials for international or as we know it today. absolutely crucial. all roads lead to new york, but, you know, last december i was in the international court of justice in the hague. i was doing the case for the gambia against me and ma, in relation to the treatment, the allegations of genocide against the rohingya community and sitting in a couple of seats down for me was about and saying, sushi nobel prize winner. she would not have been in court in the hague, but for the nuremberg trials, it's a simple as that it changed. indeed it did for having said that we of course,, have the international criminal criminal court in the hague, the i.c.c., but with many world powers such as the us time. now russia not, not recognizing it, how effective can at bay. well, it's, you know, we're into early days, international justice and international criminal l

the bees go in search of food in the fields around his village in northeastern rwanda. families here and across the country are using more and more pesticides on their crops. these potato plants are no exception. at the same time, the populations are collapsing, farmers are aware that these things are connected. a large number of bees die when the i was betrayed or plants are in bloom. whenever blaze land on the flowers after we've sprayed them, we see them dry. pesticides are toxic and kill many forms of life that are not the intended target. when they feast on, b. keep has suffered, the economic consequences are the 1st. we would like the government to support farmers to get chemicals that are not toxic. that way they can continue farming without causing us to lose our bees, which is designed, you can security, but a shift to organic farming is still a long way off here. biological pesticides are rarely used, in part because they're expensive. the government is considering raising the tax on chemical pesticides and lowering the tax on organic ones that would be good f

breaking it isn't all in an indirect if it weren't for nuremberg war lords from serbia, croatia, or rwanda, for instance, wouldn't have been punished for mass murder, torture and rape and genocide would not be prosecuted as a crime stuff to go on and if it weren't for nurnberg, there would be no principle of international law. and national courts could not prosecute violations of international law. and for good. the german president, func speaking early and it will d.w. spoked team in one and all should survive. and the other that the son of a nazi deputy told us about the impact that these tribunals had on their lives in 1904 peter gard. osh was 14 years old when he, his mother and his sister, were deported to the auschwitz concentration camp. one year later, at the nuremberg trial, he recognised some of the men who sent them to the gas chamber. it was pure luck that he survived. i followed the trial and felt great satisfaction, that at least the main were brought to justice by the allies and that they finally received their just punishment. nicholas funk also experienced an unexpected en

our next story is in rwanda, where if honest, can no longer rely on rain to grow their crops. increasing changes in rain passes have forced most farmers to use fill pumps to irrigate their farms. now that of course, causes carbon emissions. a group of young wonder and scientists said to take advantage is, have devised a solar powered irrigation technology to replace the field based irrigation pumps. we, that corn husks aren't uncommon in ground up these days. the current drought has lasted months, and the increasingly extreme weather threatens the libel hood's of local farmers, especially those in the eastern part of the country who are not quoting him because he treated it. it's apparent that climate change is real and increasingly dangerous . the farming season is that people are used to are not longer predictable. at times it trains will one expected drought well route instead of rain. i'm saying it's confusing. you can just farm and have hope over having harvest and work even over an issue. and when you come in to a couple you eat is one family who has been fortunate durin

like in rwanda, on the streets, people haven't eaten in 3 or 4 days. i don't know where my kids are. and i do that depending on w. i'm here to look at it and then and in the 1st thing they need is food. currently there is no food, nothing. this camp is running on the health of the people with the effort of the people. this would not be here. the exodus comes amid increasing tensions across the region. to grow in forces bombed an airport in eritrea's capital, a smatter in retaliation against the country's support for ethiopia. the move has stopped fears of a wider conflict in the horn of africa. about the destruction of t., griese critical infrastructure, dams and institutions that serve the public will not be met with or silence. the conflict had been restricted to ethiopia, know that it spilled across an international border. it's become much more serious . it's feared the violence could spiral into a protracted and bloody civil war and destabilize the entire region. and now some breaking news from the sports world. british driver lewis hamilton has m

there is lifting and stealing and killing like in rwanda, on the streets, people haven't eaten in 3 or 4 days. i don't know where my kids are and i do look at it and then on to the 1st thing they need is food. apparently there is no food, nothing. this camp is running on the health of the people with the effort of the people. this would not be here. the exodus comes amid increasing tensions across the region. to cry, in forces bombed an airport in eritrea has capital smadar. in retaliation against the country's support for ethiopia, the move has stalked fears of a wider conflict in the horn of africa. the destruction of tikrit is critical infrastructure dams, a dense to show that serve the public will not be met with or silence. the conflict had been restricted to ethiopia, know that it spilled across an international border. it's become much more serious . it's feared the violence could spiral into a protracted and bloody civil war and destabilize the entire region. again, we're receiving reports of fresh violence. what's the latest? with the violence, the recent violence up and weste

our next story is in rwanda with fondness, can no longer rely on rain to grow their crops. increasing changes in rain passes have forced most farmers to use field pabst to irrigate their farms. now that of course, causes carbon emissions. a group of young london scientists said to take advantage is, have devised a solar powered irrigation technology to replace the field based irrigation pumps. we that corn husks aren't uncommon in ground are these days because drought has lasted months. and the increasingly extreme weather threatens the libel hood's of locals, hamas specially those in the eastern part of the country for not quoting him, could be attributed. it's apparent that climate change is real and increasingly dangerous. the farming season is that people are used to a not longer predictable at times. it trains will one expected drought well brought instead of rain and it's confusing. you can't just farm and have hope over having harvest and what it will bring issue. and when you aren't a couple you eat is one family who has been fortunate during these hard times have f

there's looting and stealing and killing, like in rwanda.know where my kids are. it's hard for aid agencies to get help to this remote area of sudan, and if the number of refugees rises sharply, they'll struggle to cope. we are starting to provide assistance services, we are working with various agencies and you can see some start of an assistance provision, but much more needs to be done. ethiopia's military has been fighting troops loyal to the politicians running the country's northern tigray region, the tplf party, which for years was the dominant political force in ethiopia. the tplf has admitted attacking a federal army base last week, an event which the government said forced it into this war. but now there's been a worrying escalation in the conflict. the leader of the tigray region has confirmed that tigrayan forces bombed the airport in the eritrean capital asmara on saturday. debretsion gebremichael accuses the eritrean president isaias afwerki of backing the ethiopian government and sending soldiers into the country to try to top

komisarek that will conduct missile attacks to foil military movements in misawa and as mara rwanda's take every other kind of measure to fall efforts to subjugate the take rate people inside secretly, or other places. well,, the sepia last have also admitted that they struck 1st switch from city c., opiates alone stand offensive in the region. they've also said they were behind rocket attacks on 2 airports in the neighboring region. both sides are accused atrocities. p.l.f. dominated coalition politics in ethiopia for sarsi years before prime minister came to power in 2018 mohammed i was in the city of guns are on the border of the region and sent through this. something must tell us about that. list 3 missiles have been fired from the thick gray region to the capital at a trailer. 2 missiles hit the airport, the international airport while another one if they talk to the building housing, the ministry of information on a number of local media houses. but i witnessed this said that the missile that targeted the ministry of information did not actually hit its target, but well outside

but apart from that, it's a dry picture tell you get down to places like uganda, rwanda and beyond is not sure. risa, tanzania, which means rain here. and kerry is going to be running further west. but does it go further? sas would like some in, for example, mozambique in malawi, there's precious little of the satellite evidence. but the line of weakness is fairly obvious. so from the congo and ngo assayas east was towards johannesburg. it seems quite light to be showery for the next couple of days. if you're further west, but enjoy the sunshine. from some of the dingy, some have simply disappeared. others have been found dead. one i want to investigate the plight of thailand's distant on how do they are an invitation to bear witness to that life office. the highs the lows, the unseen moments, and every day miracles witnessed on al-jazeera. hello again. this is the service for much of the main news this hour. pro-democracy activist joshua wong has pleaded guilty at his trial in hong kong. is accused with 2 other dissidents of involvement in a protest. their police headquarters last ye

and for breaking it isn't ornon back if it weren't for nuremberg war lords from serbia, croatia, or rwanda, for instance, wouldn't have been punished for mass murder, torture, and rape. and genocide would not be prosecuted as a crime stuff to go on. and if it weren't for nurnberg, there would be no principle of international law. and national courts could not prosecute violations of international law and for good database. political correspondent, simon young, is outside the palace of justice and you're about welcome, simon. tell us about tonight's ceremony. phil, it was a solemn act of remembrances. it was called in a courtroom 600 in the building behind me. nuremberg palace of justice and president steinmeyer. as you heard, there was saying he was trying to draw the lessons really of nuremberg understand its significance today saying that not offering a response to the unprecedented crimes of the nazis. the holocaust, of course, was not an option. something had to be done and was that on it was a revolution. he said, of the historical significance that led to the international institutio

it was help that will conduct missile attacks to foil military movements in a smart rwanda. take every other kinds of measures of formal efforts to subjugate the take rate people inside secretly, or other places. well, the sci fi, l.f. of also admitted that they struck 1st switch problem since ethiopia, to launch that offensive in the region. they've also said that they were behind the rocket attacks on 2 airports in the neighboring. i'm hotter region. both sites are accused of atrocities that sepia left domani said coalition politics in ethiopia for 30 years before prime minister came to power in 2018, may have a doubt so as in the city of gondar on the border of the t.v. region and sent us this update tell us about that list 3 missiles have been fired from the very region to the capital at a tray, or 2 of those missiles hit the airport the international airport, while another one, it's a tall building housing, the ministry of information on a number of local media houses, but i witnessed this said that the missile that targeted the ministry of information did not actually

i was hinted at, we will conduct missile attacks to foil military movements in a smaller rwanda take every other kind of measures a formal efforts to subjugate the take rate people inside say, gray, or other places. well, it seems a life of also admitted that they struck 1st switch prong since ethiopia, to launch that offensive in the region. they've also said they were behind the rocket attacks on airports in the neighboring harra region. both sides are accused, of atrocities. with c.p.m., left dominated coalition politics, anything opiate for 30 years before prime minister idea came to power in 2018. or mohammad that though is in the city of guns are on the boards or over that seagrave region. and he sent through this update. tell us about that list 3 missiles have been fired from there to a region to the capital or at a tray, or 2 of those missiles hit the airport. there are some other international airport, while another one is a tall building housing, the ministry of information, and a number of local media houses. but i witnessed this said that the missile that targeted the min

he did fall or as the charges were read out to him. 7 counts all related to the genocide in rwanda with the registrar of the court, a detailing his alleged involvement in that journey, genocide saying how he used his money to give cash, to provide transport crude, uniform weapons to the entire how one militia participated in the genocide how he passing the attended some planning meetings and how he would get frequent to ports from commanders of that group as well as how his radio station was used to spread hate. and journalists there had labeled to these as cockroaches. the registrar also saying that himself when he was england was saying often said that the seas are the enemy of rwandans. so he listened to that after his charges were read out, he did not speak, but he entered a plea of not guilty, or the prosecutors have asked for 6 months to prepare their case. but i have spoken to some rwandans. they are still happy to see him in the dark, and they are happy that finally he will get his day in court. at least one person has been killed and several others. a missing after typhoon swep

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