needed to bring the case to the international criminal court there are reports the 2 men are in the hague in what could be a breakthrough in the search for justice for the killing of muslim human rights group fortify rights says it has seen taped confessions from 2 soldiers who say they deserted from the me i'm army and the lengthy videos the mad admitted to massacres rapes and the destruction overhang of villages the rights group says they've also named all those soldiers and senior commanders involved in the triune mohammad has covered the range of prices extensively and he has more. if these 2 soldiers are indeed giving these kinds of details to i.c.c. investigators that could have a huge impact on a potential case it's been well over a year now that the i.c.c. has been trying to build a case they launched an investigation they have opened a case but it has been tricky for the i.c.c. because of jurisdictional issues because me and maher is not a signatory to the rome statute they are not a member of the international criminal court they do not recognize the i.c.c. bangladesh however a

soldier so to court and the prosecutor's office is not confirming if there are actually here in the hague right now. tony i'm all for you is the executive director of legal action worldwide who was in bangladesh as a u.n. investigator at the height of the crisis she says these soldiers testimony confirms the stories told by displaced. this is an astounding turn of events and certainly when i was a u.n. investigator on the borders of bangladesh and as the hundreds of thousands are who would across the border we never thought that we would be in this situation at the stories that i knew seemed to resonate with what we have seen from the test in these these 2 for me and my soldiers that they were altered to kill indiscriminately their order to rape to gang rape brutally brutal sexual violence and since that time right now represent hundreds of bringing some of the most from the villages that these 2 people many of my soldiers have talked about and i talked to them earlier today in the camps to try to gauge their reaction to this and what they said was relief relief that they're well tis hear

against me and more ok thank you very much for clearing that up for us let's not cross over to the hague itself that's where stuff is joining us from so do we have any more details about the whereabouts of these 2 soldiers. you know not really the i.c.c. has officially the night that they're in the courts detention this could mean that they are possibly at the prosecutor's office protection witness protection program they have a fairy elaborate witness protection program there are reports that 2 former soldiers have been times ported to the hague earlier on monday they might have had help from this witness protection program there is a very strong link between the foreign ministry here in the hague and the i.c.c. for protecting these so witnesses the court the prosecutor's office says that while the investigation is ongoing they don't want to give any details and they're also urging us not to speculate and we have to remember of course this is a very sensitive case we're talking about possible genocide it has been called genocide we're also talking about 2 former military man these are t

direct testimony that means that me and mark could be a lot more liable stuff osten has more from the hague. if we are hearing reports that they might have a right here on monday officially the court denies that they are and cost $30.00 which is probably now the case is that there is a witness protection program here at the prosecutor's office the prosecutor's office i have to explain its independence from the court so so far there hasn't been any rest warrant against these 2 individuals from me on march the i.c.c. the international criminal court has a significant protection program for witnesses so if they are here it's very likely that the court has helped them get the visa travel to the netherlands and also provide them with assistance so during their stay here but the prosecutor's office says they caught on to confirm any of this information while this investigation is still ongoing and they also urge everyone not to speculate because you have to understand this is a very sensitive case that it's a crime against humanity of course what happened in myanmar has been described as genocide

soldier so to court and the prosecutor's office is not confirming if there are actually here in the hague right now salacious from the from the hague but meanwhile manned mars leader and son suchi is kicked off for governing parties campaign for november 1st parliamentary election it's likely there could be a delay because of a recent rise in coronavirus cases florence louis has more. young must leader aung san suu kyi launches a 2 month election campaign in the capital naperville with a rather low key event her original plan to visit her constituency had to be cancelled because of an increase in coronavirus cases but she was in full campaign mode jokingly telling journalists to cast a vote for her party. the upcoming elections are seen as a step towards myanmar's transition from military rule which ended in 2011 to full democracy the military still wheel's enormous power its guaranteed 25 percent of the seats in parliament and retains control of 3 important portfolios but the governing party the national league for democracy is still expected to win by a comfortable majority. remains pop

to the international criminal court there are reports that 2 men are in the hague in what could be a breakthrough in the search for justice for the killing of muslim human rights group of $45.00 rights says it's been taped confessions from 2 soldiers who say they deserted from the me and my army in the lengthy videos the men admitted to massacres rapes and the destruction of raping give villages the rights group says they've also named other soldiers and senior commanders involved in the crimes let's cross over to the hague where step vasant is live for us step we're getting reports that the 2 men are in they are at least in the care of the international criminal court there in the hague somewhere what more do we know about where they are and what's happening. yes exactly we are hearing reports that they might have a right here on monday especially the court denies that they are and custody which is probably the case is that there is a witness protection program here at the prosecutor's office the prosecutor's office i have to explain in the pendent from the court so so far there hasn

now they are shifting a bit and they are saying regions like the hague, like amsterdam, like rotterdamworth the numbers are going up in covid infections, can decide themselves to enforce people wearing m masks. -- ththey have decriminalized stores were legalllly allowed to ban people without masks, and that is chchanging, they c can n people who do not wear masks. it is up to the stores to enforce the mask weaearing. a lot of stores and a lot of cities are annoyoyed with the governmentnt about thahat becaue ththey would like it to be a national meaeasure because there would be less debatate. stores fear they will have to debate with every customer whether or not they need to wear a mask. >> why did the government decide to put in these other measures we were mentioningng earlier? have the numbers t there been going up exponenentially? >> yes. last week we had about 1600 infections per day and we are now at 3000 infections per day, including to a calculation from the health minister. about one in 170 people in the netherlands infecteded now. there has been a 60% r rise in e infectioions

more from the hague. >> we are hearing reports that they might have arrived here on monday. ficially, the courts deny that , which isn custody probably the case -- they are in a witness protection program at the prosecutor's office. the prosecutor's office is independent from the court. so far, there hasn't been any arrest warrant against these individuals from myanmar. the icc has a significant protection program for witnesses, so if they are here, it is likely the courts have helped them get a visa, travel to the netherlands, and provide assistance during their stay, but the prosecutor's office says they can't confirm any of this information while this investigation is ongoing. they also urge everyone not to speculate. you have to understand this is very sensitive. it's a crime against humanity. what happened in myanmar is and ifed as genocide, confirmed true, these would be the first two confirmed testimonies from the military in myanmar. there is a lot of concern for the safety of these two people, the former soldiers, so the court and prosecutor's office is not confirmin

so that's not to say that these 2 men are not that are not currently in the hague it's just that they are not designating their potential presence there as being in the custody of the court a small those ignition but it could be an important new wants in in the potential case to come now if what these if this is confirmed and if these 2 soldiers are indeed giving these kinds of details to i.c.c. investigators that could have a huge impact on a potential case it's been well over a year now that the i.c.c. has been trying to build a case they launched an investigation they have opened a case but it has been tricky for the i.c.c. because of jurisdictional issues because me and maher is not a signatory to the rome statute they are not a member of the international criminal court they do not recognize the i.c.c. bangladesh however which has helped the i.c.c. in building this case is a member of the rome statute and the fact that in the reporting there has been about this we have heard that these 2 soldiers fled to bangladesh it's really going to be interesting to find out just how much of

soldier so to court and the prosecutor's office is not confirming if there are actually here in the hague right now antonio movie is the executive director of legal action worldwide who is in bangladesh is a u.n. investigator at the height of the crisis she says these soldiers testimony confirms the stories told by displaced roving go. this is an astounding turn of events and certainly when i was a u.n. investigator on the borders of allegations as the hundreds of thousands were hanged who'd across the border we never thought that we would be in this situation the stories that i knew seem to resonate with what we have seen from the testing these these 2 former me and my soldiers that they were ordered to kill indiscriminately they were ordered to rape to gang rape crucially brutal sexual violence and since that time i now represent hundreds of bring some of them are from the villages that these 2 former miramar soldiers have talked about and i talked to them earlier today in the camps to try to gauge their reaction to this and what they said was relief relief that the world has had what h

in the hague talk us through what the difference is. well the international court of justice the case as it was brought by the gambia and it's actually now there have been 2 other countries that have joined that case with the gambia and those are the netherlands and canada because they those 2 countries do believe that me and more had perpetrated a genocide against the rohingya that is a much more fully formed case proceedings have already begun in those cases there have been provisional measures that have been ordered by the i.c.j. to compel me and more to not just preserve evidence but also to file with them every 6 months or so updates as to what me and more is doing to ensure the safety of the or who are still in me and more that's the i.c.j. the i.c.c. of course that's the top court of the united nations and if there were a case launched and if there were charges of genocide and we're speaking hypothetically right now in the i.c.c. you could see a tribunal is stablished you could see people compelled to come to a court room and hav

the the hague will come in a few weeks time so we know looking at a situation where several 30 western europe recognize it as a nerve agent leading to the move into a group and the next stage is for example of that to go to moscow and allow them to investigate it because they say they haven't received it until the receded. they can't really investigate the situation that we heard earlier that he had every intention of returning to russia do you expect that to happen quickly and for him to cooperate with moscow and its probe into the case. well he will communicate to us the most who wants to ask you questions he'd be willing to do that because you're good in situation where you poisoned him in terms of who would you put in the plane to warm and so on. the investigators and most who would who knew that and where did he start feeling you know who did he have contact with and all these questions and i'm sure to be quite willing to cooperate with the russian investigators the key thing here is of course that. most school at present doesn't have the sample of the moment your nerve agent and

we have an update from the hague. porter: people are advised to wear masks shops since the first hague, amsterdam.c in the bars and restaurants have to close at 10:00. fa are not allowed to go to sports matches and that includes places like this. parents cannot watch their children play sports. people are being advised to work from home when possible, stay inside if they have corona virus-like symptoms. theyre looking at 20,000 new infections every week. since lastk w 20,000 new infections. next week there expecting 5000 today. host: there are many challges en we compare how well countries are doing. some nations test more than others and count deaths in different ways. to digest this, here is the bbc's head of data science. >> the number of deaths we are seeing every day is surpassed ty thal number of victimsf the virus. if you look at the u.k., we have seen 57,000 deaths where the doctor w certified cov involved. but looking at the dailyit figu, s much smaller, 40,000 instead of 57,008 if you are miting inesting, as

in the hague the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons moscow it asked that they be given that information however berlin has said that they won't give the details directly to moscow but russia is a part of the group the test results have been handed over to the organization for the provision of chemical weapons russia is a member of this organization or the diplomatic spot between perlin and moscow is heating up over what happened to alexei in avani the german ambassador to russia was summoned to the foreign ministry in moscow and what cheese heard how russia is far from happy and what it sees as accusations coming towards it about the alleged poisoning of alexei navalny a strong protest was made to the ambassador over the unfounded accusations presented by the government of the federal republic of germany against russia in the context of the illness and hospitalisation of russian citizen alexina valley and the obvious use of his situation by burleson as an excuse to discredit our country on the international arena the g 7 leaders have also issued a joint statement in whi

named other soldiers and senior commanders involved in the crimes that fast and has more now from the hague. we are hearing reports that they might have a right here on monday officially the court denies that they are and cost $30.00 which is probably now the case is that there is a witness protection program here at the prosecutor's office the prosecutor's office i have to explain its independence from the court so so far there hasn't been any rest warrant against these 2 individuals from me on march the i.c.c. the international criminal court has a significant protection program for witnesses so if they are here it's very likely that the court has helped them get their travel to the adolescents and also provide them with assistance so during their stay here but the prosecutor's office says the consequence for any of this information while this investigation is still ongoing and they also urge everyone not to speculate because you have to understand this is a very sensitive case that it's a crime against humanity across what happened in myanmar has been described as genocide and this if th

anna holligan is at the hague with this update. ng advised to wear masks in shops for the first time i should say since the start of the pandemic in the hague, amsterdam and rotterdam. bars and restaurants have to close at 10pm, fans are not allowed to go to sports matches any more and that includes places like this so parents cannot go watch their children play sports and football fields any more for now. people are being advised to work from home when possible, stay inside if they have coronavirus —like symptoms. and they are now at 20,000 new infections every week. since last week 20,000 new infections, they predict 5000 a day by next week. there are of course many challenges when we compare how well countries are doing. we know some nations test more than others and count deaths in different ways. to digest this for us here's the bbc‘s head of data science. we know that the number of deaths we are seeing we know that the number of deaths we are seeing every we know that the number of deaths we are seeing every day is probably su

based group would amount to little more than an information campaign but that's where we are the hague is where it will turn in the o.p.c. w. the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons that is where germany has chosen to send the information it says says shows that alexei navalny was poisoned with another chalk nerve agent. and of course that widening remit of the o.p.c. w. no doubt going to be a factor in the next few hours or days or for now peter oliver in berlin thank you . next the u.k. government speaking accused of threatening peace in northern ireland and any hopes of reaching a trade deal with europe it after downing street said it would override parts of the brics a deal struck with brussels to ensure there wouldn't be problems when the transition period ends on the 31st of december but the move prompted a stern warning from the e.u. just be demagoguing you need to respect the rule expect the u.k. to move the commitments the negotiated and signed up to last year it's less lugo to citizens droids to northern oil and any attempt by the u.k. to undermine the agreem

solidarity protests have also been held in italy and the netherlands people gathered in milan and the hague calling on president abdel fattah sisi to resign. the foreign minister venables has blamed western countries for weeks of anti-government demonstrations following president alexander lukashenko is controversial reelection that mia mackay told the un general assembly that benon russians have voted for stability and prosperity but that western countries were trying to interfere with the result. zuma statements brimming with cynicism have been made by a series of our western colleagues about their alleged concern for belorussians sovereignty and well being in actual fact they are nothing other than attempts to bring chaos and anarchy to our country to make a bell or lose many years of development we call on our partners to demonstrate wisdom restraint and impartiality. to mexico now where investigators have issued arrest warrants for military members who could be links to the disappearance of dozens of students in 2014. it comes as relatives of the victims and supporters stage another la

solidarity protests have also been held in italy and the netherlands people gathered in milan and the hague calling on president abdel fattah to resign . so dan's leaders are holding a 3 day conference to figure out a way to solve the economic crisis it's so bad they declared an economic state of emergency any of this month that misstating floods and the coronavirus pandemic have compounded the problems caused by years of u.s. sanctions here morgan reports. facing rising inflation and a currency that's lost have its value in the past month alone sudan's transitional government launched talks aimed at resolving the country's troubled economy. our economy has been deteriorating for years and it's reached its peak now citizens are bearing more than they can which forces us even though we're late and doing it to look for sustainable solutions at home and abroad at home we need to know the causes of the economic crisis because we're still trying to figure out of the problem is structural or administrative it was a shortage of fuel bread and high inflation that triggered protests in 2018 that led

it was not by need this was not given by the german government it was done by the organization in the hague by itself and i think in the next few days to be even see the result of those tests and then the 1st question is how is russia cooperating on finding out why nobody talk is. existing in russia because this is because weapon is banned and russia have the obligation to it was a treaty obligation to help to find out. destroy chemical weapons and if not to have to find i want to why don't we talk is already. in the scene in the in russia and the 2nd question and then b. we'll see what their reaction is the 2nd question is that we ask russia for full transparency on that what happened in the bay area 4 weeks ago was nobody and if russia is not cooperating i think we should ask your pin union and nato partners to think about what measures should be but 1st we have to send those questions to russia and russia should have the chance to answer but russia has ascertained russia is denying that anything went wrong russia is denying that there is any crime took place or that it had any involvemen

state my pompei accuse the court of illegitimate attempts to subject americans to its jurisdiction the hague based i.c.c. is currently investigating whether u.s. forces committed war crimes in afghanistan. $160.00 an hour. most of the country that's already flooded roads and brought down trees and more than 2000 homes on the island of jeju have lost electricity today the headline viewfinder latin america. can change the way we see the world. or serve the interests of the powerful it can obscure the truth narrative and rewrite the listening post gives you the true picture. viewfinder fresh perspectives through the lens of. around the globe. the only. way to. be. in. the long long while in the long run if. there. wasn't one. well mario you. got it covered i think it was that i mean they've got to get i get the phrasing of that but i think that he took it to make it was made. that nobody would. want to have. to. pick to. go. you'll. also see i saw. maybe come. get him or her and i say let me don't want to. be put under any president but it led to a heartless alina's. i want to end it is that i

been asked for information regarding than a valid case from russia france sweden the o.p.c. w in the hague that the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons they were all sent samples taken from alexei in the fall naif from where he was being treated here in germany russia said requests for information from those tests to be sent to moscow to russia for the investigation nothing has come of that so far that is needed because as it stands russia has no physical evidence that the poisoning took place and without that physical evidence a full investigation can't be launched a preliminary investigation is currently underway still but as the ambassador from russia to germany explained that evidence that information that countries like france like germany and sweden have that russia needs as the russian authorities should conduct an investigation in russia that a chemical were free agent was allegedly used we need samples so that a criminal investigation can even be started in accordance with the law we cannot start the investigation of a crime without evidence germany meanwhile has

is the latest as situation to stand behind the shop to washington sanctioned top officials in the hague now the i.c.c. as chief prosecutor of the tube in ceuta and her top aides becky so more chill chill have been blacklisted by the trumpet ministration over the coals investigation into the way the us forces committed war crimes in afghanistan now a wednesday the us secretary of state mike on pay. announced the sanctions on sudan accusing the i.c.c. off continuing to talk its americans in june the trumpet ministration authorized the imposition of economic sanctions against foreign persons directly engaged in i.c.c. efforts to investigate u.s. or allied personnel and those who materially assisted in those in the in that effort today would take the next step because the i.c.c. continues to target americans sadly pursuant to secular order 13928 the united states will designate i.c.c. prosecutor for 2 bensouda and the i.c.c. as head of jurisdiction complementarity in cooperation division buckey so much to go for having material assisted prosecutor bensouda individuals and entities that cont

confessions detailing mass killings and the destruction of running a village is they're now said to be in the hague where they could provide a breakthrough for an international criminal court investigation well hala john jr has covered the range of prices extensively and has more. if these 2 soldiers are indeed giving these kinds of details to i.c.c. investigators that could have a huge impact on a potential case it's been well over a year now that the i.c.c. has been trying to build a case they launched an investigation they have opened a case but it has been tricky for the i.c.c. because of jurisdictional issues because me and maher is not a signatory to the rome statute they are not a member of the international criminal court they do not recognize the i.c.c. bangladesh however a which has helped the i.c.c. in building this case is a member of the rome statute and the fact that in the reporting there has been about this we heard that these 2 soldiers fled to bangladesh it's really going to be interesting to find out just how much of a role bangladesh played in trying to get them to the i.c.c. of

program to the o.p.c. w that's the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons based in the hague in the netherlands and calls for an end to acts of harassment against oppositions of the russian government the action from the e.u. it wants to see is further restrictive sanction measures against russia and russian officials also for the calling off the ending of the nord stream 2 gas pipeline project now on choose day the e.u. high representative for foreign affairs yossef barel that's basically the e.u. foreign minister was talking to any peace saying that that wasn't in the remit of the powers that the e.u. institutions had that would come down to the individual member states who are involved in the project to make that decision if they were to call it off or not but what we're hearing from the e.u. commission president is that it's well action against russia needs to be taken and 2000 that advocates closer ties with russia i say that the poisoning of an exchange. with an advanced chemical agent is not a one off. we have seen the pattern in georgia and in ukraine in syria and sou

based in the hague in the netherlands was also beginning its own process to verify those samples that they germany says now the laboratory in france says and one in sweden say show novacek was present in mist in the valley system. boards recent france and sweden have carried out their investigations and confirmed the german evidence that means we now have 3 laborious research working independently from each other which of all reached the conclusion that the substance that caused the poor mr know widely was a nerve agent from the knob group. well following news coming out of labs in france and in sweden the german foreign minister heiko moss has been speaking to the press and said that he doesn't expect the bearer of bad news namely us to be criticized any more that's following those laboratories saying that they back up the claims made by germany not the european parliament is set to meet for a session on cheese day in which then the family case will be discussed the talk of potential sanctions russia says that if there are sanctions imposed from the west than russia will correspond a

michael peo accuse the court of illegitimate attempts the subject americans to its jurisdiction the hague based i.c.c. is investigating if u.s. forces committed war crimes in afghanistan. president donald trump is threatening to cut funding to cities that he says allow anarky and violence he says cities under review include portland seattle new york and washington d.c. trump has been rallying with the democratic mayors of those cities over protesting against racism and police brutality. the u.s. attorney general william barr says there is a false narrative that white police officers kill a lot of unarmed black men he made the comments a day after visiting kenosha with president trump where an unarmed black man was shot in the back by police. the u.s. centers for disease control has asked states to get ready to distribute a potential corona virus vaccine by november the 1st it comes amid concerns president trump is pressuring the food and drug administration to approve a vaccine before clinical trials are completed it's the 2nd typhoon to hit the korean peninsula in a week has made landfal

have all the it needs as not only underwent treatment in russia before being airlifted to germany the hague based organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons announced on its website that it would be providing technical assssistance to germany's investigation. the cosafa in that story very closely indeed. some to take a look at the top top business stories of the day and the clock is ticking on popular video shaharing app. tick tock. one can only mean. fine with this with us i did not agree to allow the app to continue operating the s. at the rocks this week but it looks like a new agreement may be on the cards. that is right marking and donald trump at threatened to ban it tick tock in the u. s. as early as this coming sunday if chinese owner bite dance it didn't sell it to an american company. binance propose a deal earlier this week to sell a minority stake oracle while setting up u. s. headquarters that deal apparently not good enough for donald trump. bloomberg though is now reporting that new terms for a tentative deal have been accepted by the us treasury department bytedanc

case france sweden the o.p.c. w the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons based in the hague where given samples taken from aleck's in the valley from here in germany where he's being treated russia asks those countries for the information that was gained from testing those samples because it's needed because there is no physical evidence in russia that alexei navalny was poisoned there is a preliminary investigation that's underway but a criminal investigation can't be launched without evidence this was explained in an interview carried out by the russian ambassador to germany. germany says that russian authorities should conduct an investigation in russia that a chemical warfare agent was allegedly used we need samples so that a criminal investigation can even be started in accordance with the law we cannot start the investigation of a crime without evidence germany meanwhile has sent samples of arnie's medical tests a laboratory in france sweden any o b c w so we also expect to receive samples this is in line with all international agreements we are surprised that we face

sort of international criminal court down the road that's the key thing the fact that they are in the hague now i've been talking the international criminal court investigators that is a huge deal and it cannot be stressed enough this ignored because because we've been hearing now for years from victims which is important is that is this is the 1st time that we're hearing these sort of confessions from perpetrators exactly as you just mentioned a lot of what the soldiers are saying has already been said before the ledge before but has to be that any action taken. against members of the army so. there has been a small number of soldiers who've gone on trial getting relatively light sentences again myanmar army has been saying that there is no command from the top to do this that these were isolated incidents done by robe soldiers that's been the defense of the me and my army and the small number of soldiers who've been punished again these work clothes courts there's been no transparency about any of this so there's been minimal done by the me and my army there or their main argument has bee

based in the hague that started their process of verifying germany's claims that the chalk a nerve agent it being used to poison alexina valmy is desired but went on to say that those findings it being backed up by 2 separate burra trees one in sweden and one in france. were driessen france and sweden have carried out their investigations and confirmed the german evidence that means we now have 3 laborious reeds working independently from each other which of all reached the conclusion that the substance that caused the poisoning of mr know was a nerve agent from the not patrol group it is still stiff russian president vladimir putin and his french counterpart emmanuel micron held a phone conversation to talk about the ongoing alexei navalny case he not conversation the russian president said that unfounded claims against russia were inappropriate and that the information that dated the evidence that russia requested must be shared with moscow also he said that russian doctors and experts have to be part of a joint investigation into what happened to mr novelli something they've been excl

so as are the process of also been held in italy and the netherlands people gathered in milan and the hague calling the president of the sisi to resign. people initial have to fight a ban on protests to demand prime minister binyamin netanyahu step down demonstrations are not allowed zones or current coronavirus restrictions spots for the 13th week in a row they've gathered in front of netanyahu is official residence in west jerusalem he's accused of corruption and mishandling the pandemic. the united arab emirates has been suspended spy the world's equestrians governing body the country has been found guilty of staging 2 international insurance competitions as national events in an attempt to get around new rules and investigations and that too many foreign riders are taking part in the races it's the 2nd time that the u.a.e. has been sanctions in recent years and 2015 the country was suspended over horse welfare issues. well asia's prime minister has had a significant boost to his position after his ruling alliance won a majority in the state election the election and is the 1st since moh

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confessions detailing mass killings and the destruction over in your villages they're now said to be in the hague where they could provide a breakthrough for an international criminal court investigation. has covered the rangar crisis extensively and has more if these 2 soldiers are indeed giving these kinds of details to i.c.c. investigators that could have a huge impact on a potential case it's been well over a year now.

person who said that the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons the o p c w based in the hague was starting its process of trying to verify results germany says confirms the use of and not to chalk nerve agent to poison alexina valley this design went on to say that 2 other laboratories one in sweden one in france had now backed up those claims from germany. boards recent france and sweden have carried out their investigations and confirmed the german evidence that means we now have 3 laborious research working independently from each other which of all reached the conclusion that the substance that caused the poisoning of mr know was a nerve agent from the nabi truck group. well as far as the german foreign ministry is concerned and the german foreign minister himself heiko must the results coming from those 2 laboratories should stop criticism coming towards germany which he says is just the bearer of bad news well we've also heard from vladimir putin on on monday he was having a phone conversation with french president a manual on to discuss further the the ongoing situation

previously moscow it said that should the hague based group be involved in this it would amount to little more than an information campaign from the german government . 60 minutes. the way the. talks with you. already. break. join me. fires destroyed greece's largest refugee camp which is located on the island of lesbos it's left around $13000.00 migrants without shelter the same camp had already been at the center of local concerns over the coronavirus mashallah do bensky now reports. dummer describing this is a time bomb that has finally exploded thousands fled the morea migrant camp on the greek island of lesbos in the early hours of wednesday after those fires broke out now firefighters spent hour tackling the blaze which is said to started in the field around the camp but also there are suggestions that there were fires started within the camp itself this is a camp that houses almost $13000.00 migrants according to him for migrants 70 percent of those who've been living there are from afghanistan but there are people from around 70 other countries that have made this tourist camp the

previously moscow it said that should the hague based group be involved in this it would amount to little more than an information campaign from the german government . a major scene change coming to the oscars then after years of criticism over a lack of diversity any film hoping to bag the best picture going from 2025 will have to meet inclusion standards one of the main characters or a significant supporting character must be a person of color for a start at least 30 percent of the whole cost should be from an under represented group at least $2.00 off screen leadership positions and 30 percent of crew jobs must also go to underrepresented people there has to be similar representation of the film's publicity marketing and distribution teams to but the rules aren't popular with all actors it seems. well the change comes on claims that the ceremonies are overwhelmingly white movement against other cause been growing for years the oscars voting groups also invited more than $800.00 new actors directors in the push for diversity 45 percent of the new member tees were women 35 percent repre

previously moscow it said that should the hague based group be involved in this it would amount to little more than an information campaign from the german government . for the 1st time since july boris johnson has addressed the british people over the fight against the coronavirus with the infections now surging again he's bringing in strict new measures for england including the so-called rule of 6 banning gatherings of more than 6 people the prime minister says he has no choice. i'm sorry about that and i wish that we did nor did i have to take this step but as your prime minister i must do what is necessary to stop the spread of the virus and to save lives the whole point of them is to avoid a 2nd national lockdown so i want all the new measures well it's all about the rule of 6 from monday the 14th of september the new regulation will be the new law in england is that you can have no longer have any gatherings larger than 6 there will be fines if you break these rules the 1st fine will be 100 pounds and then they can keep doubling up to a limit of $3200.00 pounds also of course there