this is picking up the daily telegraph which says they should face a trial at the hague. ellwood his own brother was killed in a terrorist attack. he has suggested because of the scale of this that there needs to be a special mechanism with the hague. just thinking, is that giving them this legitimacy of a proper army. they did try one of the world's most famous war criminals. i think a lot of people will be happy to see them extradited to america where they could face the death penalty in their courts. at this point it is important for a country who believes in its democratic values as distinct from the lawlessness and the appalling crimes committed by islamic state, it's important to make that distinction visibly clear ina way make that distinction visibly clear in a way we execute justice. make that distinction visibly clear in a way we execute justicem make that distinction visibly clear in a way we execute justice. if they we re in a way we execute justice. if they were extradited to america, that's americanjustice if were extradited to america, that's american justic

in the hague to try. relating to the conflict in the course of the now some politicians here want to scrap that before it's even started is it going to go ahead. quarter exist. created the voted soon parliament. amendment been voted the idea pieces today to the procedures related to the court but it's not. stopping the court really. needs to sign the petition to stop the core. but there the court itself it's eighty votes it's two thirds it's a man men of our constitution have agreed in that it's a law on proceedings proceedings of the court that then please initiated an abrogation innovate the. amendment the law the law they list in law what infantry's the level of stop in the court itself so the court will go ahead of course exist court is created to show a man once and it is not in question you had a joint statement it was a joint statement generally the fourth by germany britain italy france the us all that any move to stop this court would risk everything that possible has achieved anyone who supports

the two captured members of the british islamic state cell should go on trial for war crimes at the hagueaccording to a government minister. also in the next hour: britain's bid for an olympic title at the 2018 winter olympics. triple world champion short—track speed skater elise christie goes in the heats of the 500m event. a warning about a new scam involving the apple itunes service. tax authorities say elderly and vulnerable people are becoming victims. the travel show will explain all in half an hour's time. the government says oxfam has serious questions to answer over claims the charity covered up the use of prostitutes by some of its staff in haiti and has condemned what it describes as the "appalling abuse of vulnerable people". oxfam insists it publicised the action it took against the aid workers involved, some of whom were fired. however, the times newspaper is reporting that several went on to work for other charities, who were unaware of their past behaviour. 0xfam denies it provided positive references for any staff who were dismissed. jessica parker reports. an advert from

members of the british islamic state cell, nicknamed ‘the beatles‘ should be considered for trial at the haguetech giants go head—to—head. we'll find out what happened when uber took on google‘s self—drive company waymo in court. in sport, it's wipe—out for the brits on day one of the olympics. all three of the medal hopes in the snowboard slopestyle fail to make the final with billy morgan falling on his final run. and where the athletes eat, sleep and train — we'll get a guided tour behind the scenes. and nick has the weather. good morning, it is the weekend so there is another weather system coming into the uk. rain at some stage for all of us. the chance of snow, especially later. and after being less cold today, tomorrow is much colder again. i have yourfull forecast coming up. good morning. first, our main story. the department for international development is reviewing its work with oxfam following claims the charity covered up the use of prostitutes by some of its staff. oxfam has insisted it publicised the action it took against the workers, some of whom were fired. however, the times

two pilot were ejected, and one is seriously wounded. in the hague. been stripped of their british citizenshipthe south korean leader to visit him. visit him. winter olympics as part of the delegation from pyongyang. delegation from pyongyang. with north korea in the hope that sanctions will be more effective. in pyeongchang in south korea. track speed skating. she set an olympic record. you are watching bbc news. bangladesh to see at first hand the crisis facing rohingya muslims. began there last august. of the need to resolve the crisis. million rescue support in the uk, to help these refugee. help these refugee. burma, creating conditions for a safe, dignified return. safe, dignified return. don't feel safe, and we got to work on that. news coming out of hong kong this lunchtime. lunchtime. an accident involving a double—decker bus. double—decker bus. in hong kong on what is now at the moment, saturday evening. moment, saturday evening. not known what caused the accident but it is clearly very serious one. but it is clearly very serious one. the emergency services are in attendance there. a

the so-called specialist he set up in the hague to try. relating to the conflict in kosovo now some politicians here want to scrap that call before it's even started is it going to go ahead. quarter exist. created the vote it's in parliament. among them be involved in the idea of. procedures related to the court but it's not. stopping the court. really there goes forty three lisa signed a petition and want to stop the call or it's even started the court itself it's eighty votes it's two thirds it's a man men of our constitution have agreed in that it's a law on proceedings proceedings of the court that the piece of initiated an abrogation innovate the. amendment the law the law they list in low light infantry is the level of stop in the court itself so the court will go ahead cost exist court is created to show a man once and it is not in question you have a joint statement it was a joint statement generally of the four by germany britain italy france the us all that any move to stop this court would risk everything that cost of oil has ach

members of the british islamic state cell, nicknamed "the beatles", should be considered for trial at the haguein sport, a crash landing for the brits, on day one of the winter olympics. all 3 of the medal hopes in the snowboard slopestyle, try spectacular moves in the skies, but fail to make the final — with billy morgan falling on his final run. after disappointment for the snowboarders, all eyes are now on elise christie. i will have more alive from pyeongchang at the rout it dirty pool —— at about 830 am. and nick has the weather. rain at sons today for all of us, the chance of snow, especially later. tomorrow is much colder, again. i have got the full forecast coming. good morning. first our main story. the north korean leader kimjong—un has invited the south korean president to visit him at the earliest date possible. the invitation was given by the sister of the north korean leader during a historic meeting between the two sides in seoul. let's get more on this from our correspondent stephen mcdonnell who's in pyeongchang. stephen, just put this in some kind of context for us, because on

members of the british islamic state cell, nicknamed "the beatles", should be considered for trial at the hagueort, a crash landing for the brits, on day one of the winter olympics. all 3 of the medal hopes in the snowboard slopestyle, try spectacular moves in the skies, but fail to make the final — with billy morgan falling on his final run. after disappointment for the snowboarders, all eyes are now on elise christie. iam i am live at twickenham with all the build—up from the big one, england versus wales in the six nations championship. and, nick has the weather forecast. good championship. and, nick has the weatherforecast. good morning, it is the weekend. rain at some stage today for all of us. the chance of snow, especially later, and after being less cold, tomorrow is much colder again. i have got your forecast for you later. the bee invitation was given by the sister of the north korean leader. let's get more from our correspondence. i think we have got a problem with stephen. we will make sure that we have got a connection. it is not happening at the moment. we will come back to that i

that was run by the international criminal court at the hague. f law... you are not answering my question... on the fourth one, it was judged answering my question... on the fourth one, it wasjudged only albanians, only for selected crimes, and it was out of the country. albanians, only for selected crimes, and it was out of the countrylj would and it was out of the country.” would prefer that. but it was ratified by the kosovan parliament? fair enough. now you are denying... no, not deniable. the court exists. but it is good to realise when this quarter rights, and the criticism of this court, there is criticism of this court, there is criticism of this court. more to the point there is criticism of this court from your own brother. like you he was a kla fighter and recently he has said that kla fighters will prevent action by anyone who intends to profit politically from making arrests in this special court. it sounds like you and your family are doing whatever it takes to block these activities. not true at all. we respect the rule of law. i di

the two captured members of the british islamic state cell should go on trial for war crimes at the hague to a government minister. it's thought the pair were part of a unit that murdered 27 hostages. israel says one of its fighterjets has crashed after coming under syrian anti—aircraft fire. the f16 came down in israeli territory, and both pilots ejected and were taken to hospital. there's a warning about a new scam involving the apple itunes service. tax authorities say elderly and vulnerable people are falling victims to a ruse, where fraudsters are paid using itunes vouchers bought in high street shops. a busy old morning, newswires. now it is time for travel show. this week on the show... 0n the run... in central mexico. this experience tonight is one of the craziest things i've done on this planet. wild and rugged scottish holidays. and painting a picture of denmark. skagen has special colours and a special light. we are starting this week right in the middle of mexico, in the state of hidalgo, just two hours' drive north of mexico city. the landscape is exactly what you might expec

in twenty fifteen because of our greed the so-called specialist childers he set up in the hague to try war crimes and occasions of war crimes relating to the conflict in constable now some politicians here want to scrap that court before it's even started is it going to go ahead on the court exist created the vote it's in parliament and it's amendment been voted the idea of pieces related to procedures related to the core but it's not in the level of stopping the court. really there goes forty three needs to sign the petition to stop the call or it's even started the court itself it's eighty votes it's two thirds it's a man men of our constitution have agreed in that it's a law on proceedings proceedings of the court that then please initiate an abrogation in the way the. amendment the law the law they list in law but it on trees the level of stopping the court itself so the court will go ahead and courts exist courtis created the. man once and it is not in question you had a joint statement it was a joint statement generally the fourth by germany britain italy france the us the all th

a novel way apart from adapting the model of the international court of justice at the hague now the issue i think that there are two issues that we really should be talking about one is. that whatever court whether it's a national one or an international one one of the big problems i think that the states really fear is that bringing evidence to to a court to the standards that we normally expect might be problematic in these cases because most of the evidence is to do with intelligence or is derived from intelligence and intelligence services for understandable reasons don't really want to give away their techniques which can sometimes be revealed through the evidence that's provided so we have a real issue of evidence and propriety in the sense of justice and the second point which is led to this is that whatever punishment we cause me to the main purpose of course is to deter others from taking part in this and trials will not do that what we'll do that is to show that what these people have done is a failure they have failed to achieve what they set out to do they so-called myth

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painstaking scientific analysis of john from his girl with a poem earring is just getting underway in the hague in the netherlands high tech scanners will be used to examine the masterpiece. during the interaction of matter and x. ray it informs us about the distribution of pigments. underneath the surface everything to do with the elements of course reinforced want to think. for mirror used in the creation of his painting the painting is considered john vermeer's most famous piece of art. good to talk of for money curtis holes are currently on this play at billions from the many concerts. she's been trying to graph in the orchestra and it's conducting this is simon rattle since two thousand and six. her work has captured many special moments backstage. on stage and on the right. when my tears not on my own put something on your plate he's waiting for what he calls the wow effect the food designer has learned his craft in paris are underfed on to be out in spain and in several three star restaurants and now he runs a school for master passed in the very best his sweet creations are a feast for

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the fact of the trial in course all so in the past fifty tried people in their own countries from the hague a panel of judges one to both ventile sorry you have to judge people people here have them in the judicious is. in the twenty seventeen report the possible democratic institute and the possible association reported that people rate the justice system as the least trusted of the institutions it's a pretty shameful it is there is a lot of concerns on quality of root of all here as a young nation young democracy we are working hard to strengthen our institutions of rule of law in fact we didn't offer to judge our solve course or watch a business we offered international judges and prosecutors to trial people but to do it in the country but just this week the e.u. representatives spoke about high level corruption cases here she said the fact that so many of these cases indeed without sentences or complications suggested that your track record was that really good enough to to get visa liberalization which is something you so much want from the. true the corruption and the situation on fig

so—called islamic state group who are from london should be tried at the international criminal court in the hagueit thought to have murdered 27 hostages, have been stripped of their british citizenship. 0ur political correspondent chris mason reports. this is tobias ellwood. he was called a hero after giving first aid to pc keith palmer, the policeman who was stabbed to death during a terrorist attack last year. he also lost his brother in a terrorist attack in bali in 2002. now, mr ellwood, a defence minister has intervened over what should, happen to these men, alexanda kotey, and el shafee elsheikh. they were part of a gang suspected of murdering alan henning, a driver and eight worker from eccles, and david haines, a driver and aid worker from eccles, and david haines, a long—time aid workerfrom perth. in interviews with the times and the daily telegraph, tobias ellwood demands what he calls an agreed international process for captured fighters... last month, president trump said that he was keeping guantanamo bay open. a decision is yet to be made about what will happen to alexander kotey an

will the chinese adhere to the july two thousand and sixteen permanent court or an arbitration in the hague at the philippines these are the time it seems to be business as usual but there are very real implications for them and the other countries involved in this too. well there's absolutely huge implications here so i completely agree with you julie and in particular when you look at the permanent court of arbitration and what they came up with the historic rights and the nine dash line in particular they looked at that in the tribunals concluded that there is no legal basis for china to claim historic rights of the resources or the real estate here because real estate doesn't actually exist because this land was created before it was a low or low mean tide secondly the tribunal noted that the recent been heavily modified and reclaimed thirdly they talk about the lawfulness of the chinese actions and have found that certain areas are well within the easy the exclusive economic zone in particular of the philippines and finally they have seen a significant impact harmful impact in the envi

promoting student leadership in afghanistan and he lives in kabul but joins us today from the hague in the netherlands and in doha qatar. is an online producer for out zero dot com she often reports on afghanistan and pakistan welcome everybody you may remember at the end of that little video from a.j. plus it said what is going on in the country how rude for your perspective is a simple bright doubt what's going on. there's no incentive peace room or. or or even people do. so this is just. this is your home v this is somewhere that's very dear to your heart if you were trying to explain to somebody outside of afghanistan this last few weeks of extreme violence how would you tell them what was happening why it's happening. it is of yours that everyone is very sad about what has happened. but there is something that needs to be said to the world. it is that the wall that's finally come to a conclusion and they know no. to be blamed for all of these things and who is to be they for all the things that happened in the country and now the world and the international community knows how to

honor this case might seem strange in the wake of the iran nuclear deal however the us still in the hague says the iran is the number one enemy of the state if we want better relations we're going to have to practice diplomacy instead of being disappointed when everything is not on our terms i mean when it comes to iran the u.s. is like that as disappointed with the food at an amazing embassy party. waiter this is not what i ordered this is the peace and goodwill towards all men i clearly ordered the regime change. reporting from the iranian embassy this is now we care a body redacted tonight. that's our show but i have live comedy shows coming up in austin houston rochester new york pittsburgh washington d.c. and other cities. go to redacted tor dot com for details or to vote for your city to be added until next time goodnight. and twenty four you know bloody revolution to the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it you know who i mean you are liz put me in the new bill is that i'm new sch

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he should be in the hague. who is taking the leadership to say that? london, where is the outrage from westminster, where is borisjohnson on this? fatigue. more to the point, who can enforce that? the russians. can i bring up another country — iran? what about their role? that is another question. that is in a way balanced because israel and iran balance each other, they are not really the main proponent, it's russia. without the russian air force, assad is dead. so it is russia we should target, iran in a way hezbollah, a side to the story. what do you think about the question of borisjohnson. much distracted about events with brexit. is there a role for leadership? i think there is a significant role for our country in this discussion, a moral responsibility given our history and heritage in that region. i do think we should not overstep our bounds. if we are going to act in this environment, if you break it, you own it. if we intervene significantly and if assad were to go as a result, two big ifs, who goes in his place? what is our responsibility f

anti—fracking protest will take place at the hague ahead of a parliamentary meeting to discuss the issuenst the fracking of gas in the groningen area in the north of the netherlands. it has been a busy time for football in the past 2a hours. now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sport centre. hello, i'm sarah mulkerrins and this is your sport briefing for thursday. with suarez and messi scoring for fun in the league for barcelona, how will they fare in the copa del rey later? and can oklahoma city thunder pose a serious threat to the dominance of golden state warriors in the nba? barcelona's hunt for the treble is very much on, but they have some tough games coming up, not least in the copa del rey. ernesto valverde's team face valencia in their semi—final first leg on thursday. los che are trying to win the competition for the first time in 10 years while barca are looking for a record extending 30th title. translation: when you are in a semi—final, you have to risk everything, that is very clear. not because in elite you have more or less points than those for you in the sta

eight released a statement expressing frustration at what it described as unfounded claims —— —— in the hagueuntry ‘s relationship, and his own government. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: the prince and the pony. harry and meghan markle meet one of the armed forces' smallest recruits — a royal marines mascot. there's mr mandela. mr nelson mandela, a free man, taking his first steps into a new south africa. iran's spiritual leader, ayatollah khomeini, has said he's passed a death sentence on salman rushdie, the british author of a book which many muslims say is blasphemous. the people of haiti have flocked to church to give thanks for the ousting of their former president, 'baby doc' duvalier. because of his considerable value as a stallion, shergar was kept in a special secure box in the stud farm's central block. shergar was driven away in a horse box the thieves had brought with them. there stepped down from the plane a figure in mourning. elizabeth ii, queen of this realm and of all her other territories. head of the commonwealth, defender of the faith. this is bbc news. the lates

at the hague, dutch mps will debate a proposal to scrap royal defamation laws, which make it illegal intains such laws, and they date back to 1830. over to america — designers will be showcasing their latest collections at new york fashion week. that kicks off the global fall/winter 2018 season. and lastly, in cologne, they're celebrating their week—long street festival called the crazy days, kicking off with the weiberfastnacht festival, or women's carnival, where it's traditional for revellers to go around cutting men's ties. now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello there, i'm tulsen tollett. coming up in your thursday sport briefing... holders barcelona will be hoping to make it back to the copa del rey final when they face valencia. the new york knicks will be hoping for a change of luck when they take on the toronto raptors. and a different social media take on announcing a player by west ham united. 22 matches into the season and still, barcelona are undefeated. the catalan giants are nine points clear at the top of the spanish league and a massive 1

the two captured members of the british islamic state cell should go on trial for war crimes at the hague murdered 27 hostages. there's a warning about a new scam involving the apple itunes service. tax authorities say elderly and vulnerable people are falling victims to a ruse, where fraudsters are paid using itunes vouchers bought in high street shops. thank you for your company. now on bbc news, inside out report on the growing problem of knife crime. good evening. this week, the young people trying to stop my crime in their keen unity and the women using social media to help others battling eating disorders. —— in their community. hello, i'm keeley donovan. this week we're in leeds. coming up on the programme: a year since the death of teenager, irfan wahid, the young people still living in fear of knife crime. do you still carry a knife now? no, not really. n ot really ? also tonight, the woman battling an eating disorder but trying to inspire others to be healthy. being hot wasn't good enough. the only thing that would've been good enough is if my heart stopped. that's the only thin

today towards evening he was determined by the hague t.s. militia that about ten pickup trucks were coming towards afrin they were then forced to turn back following the shelling these cases being closed for now. warned that this would happen no one may help the y.p. g. said as for the kurds themselves she's promised to put them in a choke hold in mere days i need to keep the preparation on the ground takes time in the coming days we were laid siege to the city of afrin here you have two major anti isis coalition partners terrorist and aggressor as they call each other turkey in the y p g a partner in all but name duking it out beating each other to bloody pulp one might ask where is america the head of the us led anti isis coalition in the store why are you still here why are these weapons still arriving america is in the process of creating a terrorist army and i. do not encroach on our borders do not provoke us we will run out of patience let's not forget how it all began with this statement a us. declaration that it would build an army of

w which is the international organization based in the hague that looks at this spill as its special monitoring missions which look into what is going on what is no longer in place is the other thing you heard referred to which is the jim the joint investigation mission that was something that was set up by the o.p.c. and the u.n. not just to examine whether there had been the use of chemical weapons but to apportion blame all of the security council signed on to the existence of this jim but then it came up with its found findings it found that eisel had used chemical weapons but it also fired on a number of occasions the syrian government had used chemical weapons bringing us to the point of accountability and action against the assad regime it's at that point that the russians decided they were no longer going to support this joint investigation mechanism and decided not to renew it and so that bind the scenes the controversy in the security council which means that council can to condemn or individual members can condemn what's going on in syria but take absolutely no action whats

the situation in the markets now and bring in our financial correspondents for europe and asia and the hague from singapore and daniel cope in frankfurt andrea let's start with you why are asian markets moving in tandem with the u.s. markets economic conditions are completely different than. that's absolutely right although that being said when it comes to stocks and interest when it whenever it comes to interest rates and how things are affected in the u.s. asian markets are also a watching very closely. this is a mess of panic in asia right now as we speak there's a massive sell off in stocks and people are running for the exits in view of the rising interest rates that's coming going to come from the u.s. the energy markets as the most the hardest hit as you sit and that's being everything down but on that note even markets have been dwindling over the last few days so some investors say they might have seen this coming. over to europe it looks much less panicky across the continent rater did investors here just have more time to look at the actual situation. well the situation here at th

the russian embassy in the hague released a statement expressing frustration at what it described ashad been scheduled to visit his russian counterpart, sergey lavrov, in russia this week. instead, his words have put pressure on the countries' relationship, and his own government. anna holligan, bbc news. let's brief you on some of the other stories making the news. the danish royalfamily has announced that prince henrik, the husband of queen margrethe has died. he was 83 and had been suffering from dementia. prince henrik was born into a french aristocratic family and grew up partly in indochina. he married princess margrethe in 1967 and they had two sons. america's intelligence agencies have warned that russia is already trying to influence the us midterm elections taking place later this year. the director of national intelligence, alongside cia and nsa directors, told a senate intelligence hearing that moscow would continue using propaganda and social media to try and drive open divides among american voters. british actress minnie driver has quit as an oxfam ambassador following

the organization in the hague that deals with chemical weapons a body called the joint investigation mechanism to investigate the use of chemical weapons and to decide who was guilty over its use that found on several occasions the assad government was responsible for using chemical weapons but russia then decided not to renew the mandate of that body that would come up with accountability so for now we have the security council meeting discussing chemical weapons unable to take any action a tall something the u.s. ambassador focused on in her comments to the council. so far russia has delayed the adoption of the statement a simple condemnation of syrian children being suffocated by chlorine gas i hope russia take the appropriate step to adopt this text but if we can't even take the first step of a stab us in accountability for chemical weapons use we have to seriously ask ourselves why we are here again she really wasn't mincing our words what was the russian response very strong response from vasoline the benzema who is the russian ambassador in response he said this was an artific

social media we'll see on monday sixteen years to the day the trial of slobodan milosevic began in the hague while u.k. media compared him to hitler his country was sanctioned torn apart and thousands were killed by nato gives an actual criminal court would exonerate him off the bench deciding that was not enough evidence to convict him of the ethnic cleansing claimed by nature nation media and politicians. despite its time given the history of the soviet union has dominated international sport however this is not about the numbers of those champions from the. right on the children number. one will be there with the ball over me. you have a new theory brother this guy who is from the order of your workers was the first computers after your you were building the first soviet a limpid team with nine hundred fifty two with the polluted siege survivors concentration camp prisoners and frontline soldiers. maybe even that's good to go from here if you're sure you could use a much needed new ship because you're bursting with it you're in for the one fall through shall go in to get out of here with

soon finish its military zation of seven reefs in the south china sea an international tribunal in the hague in two thousand and sixteen rejected china's argument that it enjoys historic rights over most of the south china sea but the pictures clearly show that china has built a massive runway on mischief reef which the tribe you know ruled it was in philippine waters including control towers and radio meters often used in milegi communication small the reefs now have wind turbines help pads and observation towers transport ships designed to carry are more details and up to eight hundred troops have also been spotted. according to security experts three of these reefs now have three kilometer long runways making them as effective as aircraft carriers china has also built the harbor facilities extending the reach of its maritime assets not only in the south china sea but also the central pacific i don't think the philippines can do anything about it from the military point of view. the least that the government should do is to ask the government what are their intentions on the south china se

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the international criminal court in the hague or it could come through universal jurisdiction because actually every country under its own national laws can do things to prosecute those responsible for crimes like these and increasingly in syria i think our for justice for syrian victims that's what's going to be needed. thank you very much indeed for joining us thank you. a five point seven magnitude aftershock has rocked the taiwanese city of her lean almost twenty four hours after tuesday's earthquake at least seven people and are known to have died after the original six point four magnitude quake firefighters say several people are trapped in buildings which are on the brink of collapse and rescue workers are still putting survivors from the rubble from there rob mcbride reports the port city of quality and is now the scene of an intensive search and rescue operation after the magnitude six earthquake. rescue teams trained in dealing with earthquakes have been brought in from across taiwan. a resort area some of the hotels were first to feel the effects of the shock waves. the lo

and its political leaders it's a scandal that eventually led to the removal of president park in the hague a lower court convicted be in august for bribing the former president for her help in strengthening his control over samsung electronics one of the world's biggest technology companies. he was also convicted on embezzlement and other charges now an appeals court has reduced the original five year jail sentence by half and suspended it beez release is already being felt by markets samsung share prices spiked on monday a sign that investors are looking forward to seeing him back in charge but there are political consequences to his release south korea's current president in one office by campaigning to clean up korea's powerful corporate sector and many will see the court's ruling as effectively a get out of jail card for leaf that goes against everything the president stood for india's tie about al-jazeera international aid agencies are warning hundreds of thousands of displaced syrians are at risk of being forced to return to their homes despite ongoing violence report by six leading