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well, i'll be sikes joins us from cape town. he is a former judge at south for a constitutional court, and it was an anti, a pontiac to this. so it is wonderful to have you with us. mr. sykes. the t is off to winning the fight against a party. how do you feel on such an important day to feel very, very intense emotions, ottoman but i was there when nelson monday and it was for me and it is a magnificent day at, at, and you know, speaking to you and um, to see or receive the funds writing down, i'm garza, m y, i feel so proud about achievement. seems to be impossible thing. so i've actually got the issue seen so many tractable the racial domination. people driven off the land. the hospital was disenfranchisement, adidas tortured intakes in prison. and so, and it seemed we couldn't never get a country and we caught a country and i say those choose out, does it or do is that that is fine, is no issue. looks intractable, but we had to find a way and we did find a way, and it wasn't ultimately is providers that there's truth about it

this was, it shows russian not to worry and drawing sikes how many planning positions for the front lines, a report and then cubes. chips simply do not have enough ammunition to push back the incoming bush and false is all to you is a senior. and a lot of guys set up this report about housing clinic and government is attempting to stay afloat despite the mountain losses on the front lines. ukraine has had enough. it's not getting everything it once made. it is done on skiing nicely. nice and quiet diplomacy didn't work. yes. people may hate me and i my room and relationship. the other part of me saying diplomacy is all about private relations . but then i told that part to shut up and the part of me wanted to speak out, started speaking up. we've tried everything and nothing seems to work. i always use logic in my steps, in my words and conclusions. and i just don't understand the logic behind it when, for example, one of our partners has weapons that ukraine needs to date in order to survive. and i don't understand why they won't provide it to us. money, guns, rockets, jets, lots of mone

and maybe even bring us closer to justice. sikes very much and thanks to all guess today, know they get in. lovey, on cristo, we have teams on the ground and gaza covering all the developments. and you can find detailed articles and analysis to on our website, which is there a dot com. if you have comments on today's program, we want to hear from you go to our facebook page, that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story, or find is to on x, the one i still called switzer with as a j inside story for me. james base and the team here and so ha, please stay safe. i'll be back in this chat very soon. bye for now. the, the the, the, the the center i've been getting the, [000:00:00;00] the little i'm for the back to boy. you're watching the news hour on alger 0, live from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. somber commemorations in one day to mock 30 years since the 1994 genocide, nearly 1000000 men, women and children were killed in one of the darkest episode. stuff the late 20th century i'm stephanie decker lines integrated where they come and ration to.

we organize people on the street level with demonstrations and sikes, but also organize a lot of open dialogue with the our members and, and young people in general to talk about the important stuff that i was introducing spaces. and we are now starting to, to do some loving work actually pressing forward solutions to implement. agenda is that work for, for young people as well. hello, thalia may on isn't a line. so political policy, how would you describe the values of it for somebody that's in a different countries? i think they're willing to the progressive left. we have some specific cases that are not like negotiable for us, but we try to to keep the dialogue open. and actually we negotiated with people on our ideas. also, we need to show people that you have to pressure this institution. and this thing for homeowners office to actually work for you and for your interest to the rosa you were born and raised in greece, but your parents originally come from albania. what's that been like a while in greece? this architecture are born in the country or that true immigration and the a

transit time the attacks they carried, i, it was on a very large scale, much bigger than the people. sikes with funds, what countries have a right to respond when they feel they've suffered an aggression of course they do, but look at the scale that response. have those weapons not been shown on, but the summary needs that could have been sizes of casualties including southern and gosh, he even went to israel to express his sort of genres he with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the situation is very concerning. it's right to show solidarity with israel. it's right to have made all views clear about what should happen next . but it's clear this rate is all making a decision to act. we hope they do. so the ways it does as little to escalate this as possible and in a way that, as i said yesterday is, is small off is whether it's tough concern. he may be what it says as well as actions. so escalating tensions in the region. in fact, up until now around his showed great restraint despite, as well as possible, you can do the scientists inside the country, allegedly eating the us and it target

time, i forget that the british and french were carving up the middle east already during with the sikes. the co plan. so essentially they were real read, finding the lines to make sure that they continued their imperial, their appeal as designs in the middle east. so the idea of having a is real basically there is a potential, the stabilizer of air power, air national was power. let's say right, as they were carving up the sides because carving up what it was carving up, saudi arabia separating that, you know, the, the separate and jordan from, from the saudi can kingdom and ravia creating syria, creating live in all these different countries that weren't necessarily that wasn't necessarily, as we saw in lots of radio, that wasn't necessarily what the odds wanted, right? it was imposed upon the bodies colonial. so the british had a strategy. they seem to my mind, you know, to a very lately, even though they recognize in the white papers during your occupation and the twenty's and thirty's, they knew the essentially that the idea of bringing in a massive population of, of immigrants, rig

and maybe even bring us closer to justice. sikes very much and thanks to all guess today know that good. you love a chris though we have teams on the ground and gaza covering all the developments. and you can find detailed articles and analysis to on our website, which is there a dot com. if you have comments on today's program, we want to hear from you go to our facebook page, that's facebook dot com, forward slash 8 inside story we'll find is to on x, the one i still called switzer with as a j inside story for me. james base and the team here and so ha, please stay safe. i'll be back in this chat very soon, bye for now. the s pain and just closer to recognizing it palestinian state prime minister pedro sanchez is that the forefront calling for israel 2 respects international humanitarian law. what i can tell you is that the situation on the ground newsletter acceptable as an immediate cease firing godsa. there's an urgency to stop this terrible war and to open a new phase of stability. peace for space in the region. the spanish prime minister talks to algebra now is the time to be dir

it's like sikes pico all over again here. i'm sure they're not a wear a bit there. so they have no sense of irony about their um, the way the how they see the world, the world sees them in a very specific way. these old, colonial powers, they gonna come in and intervene again. it's amazing, george. that's a very good question. um, because the j 7 is a very narrow group of uh, countries. um, i think of pretty much all of them are all members of nato. think 6 of them with the exception of the japan. japan is essentially kind of a satellite state of the united states that piece as far as foreign policy is concerned. and it's in a very interesting binding this. the initial response is all the we're going to go to the, the g 7 is on the, all of our allies. and that somehow this helps in any way because of who you're dealing with the countries that are not allies of the united states. and they are aligned with other countries that are also not allies of the united states. so it's a very narrow focus. and um, you know, obviously the normal base you had to go is a little, h

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