that's the journey of alexandra, u. k. j. so being a citizen who fall instead of a soldier and don't boss, but now faces day for taishan and imprisonment in his own country, alexander appealed to the russian presidents to get help with his situation. in the middle of the dirt, let him or blood emerge. i'm alexander yacht ketch citizen, the serpent in 2021. i came to the deep door to defend the russian people and to defend the interest of the russian federation. during my service, i participated in the liberation of mariel and was wounded twice. i was awarded the 4th class saint george's cross, the 3rd class in george's cross. and the matter for the liberation of mary pool for 3 years have been facing the problem of obtaining the russian citizenship. and that's repeatedly applied to the migration service where they always refuse me and said that due to the fact that i'm not a service man of the russian federation. but as far as some of the dpr, i just don't have the right to obtain function citizenship. i also placed the probl

they can't take the us because us actually has agreed to the conventions of the i, c, j, the deductions u k. they're also planning on taking. so the rest of the world sees the, the absolute hypocrisy. this isn't something new, the, the genocide and god that has just, you know, brought this out and such a star work uh manner. yeah. but you know, uh past the, one of the, the, the dangers here is that 1st of all, the west, the scene is being completely hypocritical. um, its rules based daughter is a, is a, is a joke. uh, come in. it never had any kind of, uh, uh, vitality in the 1st place. and so what is the west going to do? it will use force. so we'll use conversion. ok. this is the destruction of international humanitarian law and international law. and the west is not going to give up its position of prominence. they will use force to keep it. now, they don't, they, because it'd been international law has been so trivialized, they don't even make reference to it anymore. pasta. or that will take us to a full out full blown more, which is i think their goal at the end of the day it feels li

u. k. aided and abetted in these wilcox, the i, c. j is already ruled at plausible genocide, which if any one knows anything of bank, national lloyd's basically declaring it's a genocide. francesca albany is the us special raptor tool for human rights. and they have report a couple of weeks ago that it's a genet size. and what you're also not seeing is the you can us not putting up any of that genocide experts, any of that. lawyers to say it's not even though the government's repeatedly keeps saying, we don't believe it's a genocide known with legal background or expertise in the space or scholar in this space from either administration. all government is willing to put the name to say it's not this thing. so we gave the public an opportunity to use that ruling, those, those, that environment to actually take another form of direct action which is tax resistance and the u. k. with in the case case, there are laws that allow us to design a way to see us. this isn't to show you a muscle, a show, you know, the politicians who they really w

u. k. aided and abetted in these wilcox, the i, c. j is already ruled at plausible genocide, which if any one knows anything of bank, national lloyd's basically declaring it's a genocide. francesca albany is the us special raptor tool for human rights. and they have report a couple of weeks ago that it's a genet size. and what you're also not seeing is the you can us not putting up any of that genocide experts, any of that. lawyers to say it's not even though the government's repeatedly keeps saying, we don't believe it's a genocide. known with legal background or expertise in the space or scholar in this space from either administration or government is willing to put the name to say it's not this back. so we gave the public an opportunity to use that ruling. those those, that environment to actually take another form of direct action which is tax resistance and the u. k. with in the case case, there are laws that allow us to design a way to see us. this isn't to show you a muscle, a show, you know, the politicians who they really went

president of so lucky, a 5 digit bag on the 9th to meeting or either way, dean k 8 in nebraska beside the boys, boys see a dollar j u game and then we will see what, how strong will be mr. product, really, even in the process. okay. western media, as you know, we're quick to slam peter pelligrini as a pro russian populace because of his calls essentially for peace. is that really where we are now, sir? that's some someone seeking a diplomatic solution to a conflict is essentially labeled a trace or a piece is bod. ward is good. uh no, not completely. as you have said, mr. becky: and yes uh, regarding from this uh the, the problem of this policy and political uh, style positions from the view. yes. uh, behind it is the burglary is a no. yeah, i would say even a little bit more bro. us then, bro, russian and batch. but uh, go uh, show large a complete the company, the follower of the united states policy in europe. i'd be especially in a new gain of coffee and also offer the native policy. and i need to position and the union and position start to tower dreshaun and power the dollar the lower on the venue. i'm just in

u. k. complicit in genocide, as well as serious breaches of international humanitarian law. berlin will defend itself at b or c, j on tuesday, but it's already issued a denial to fuel charges. germany reject the allegations made by nicaragua today, germany does not and never did violate the genocide convention nor international humanitarian law that directly nor in directly on the country. germany is committed to be a pulled of international law and this is what we work for internationally. nicaragua was germany to hold its weapon so urgently and to not wait for decision by the court which could take weeks if not months to be delivered with each day that passes the death toll grows in nicaragua believes that berlin has blood on its hands. charlotte davinsky taking us through dot we also spoke with saw that freaking geo political specially tomb along the interesting view. this he thinks berlin isn't going to stop sending weapons to israel because the german government has lost control of its decision making. the 7, this is folks on friday, the burden suddenly leaves and really comes it's just not entirely independ

u. k. complicit in genocide, as well as serious breaches of international humanitarian law. berlin will defend itself at b or c, j on tuesday, but it's already issued a denial to fuel charges germany reject the allegations made by nicaragua today. germany does not and never did violate the genocide convention, nor international humanitarian law that directly or indirectly with each day. that pos is the death toll grows in nicaragua believes that berlin has blood on its hands. nigrama based writers, steve and stuff then told us the latest icy j lawsuit also focuses on a key obstacle to piece in the middle east. increased as an alternative to waste the collins under the genocide convention. it also addresses the fundamental issue of israel's or illegal occupation of palestine and it makes specific reference. i understand that the, the case presented makes specific reference to the fact that the israeli is also in serious breach of the it's guilty of a serious violations of the conduction against a bomb sites which uh, which it was rectified in 1973. so it's been an integral pump to international law for over 50 yea

u. k complicit in genocide, as well as serious breaches of international humanitarian law. berlin will defend itself at b or c, j on tuesday, but it's already issued a denial to fuel charges germany reject the allegations made by nicaragua. today, germany does not and never did violate the genocide convention nor international humanitarian law that directly no in directly with each day that pauses the death toll grows in nicaragua, believes that berlin has blood on its hands. the alliance between russia and a china is now stronger than ever and is not aimed at against anyone. that's according to the foreign minister survey line prov, who's in bay during for tax a space gets a shade. yes, that'd be an issue. the russian chinese relations of comprehensive partnership and strategic cooperation have reached an unprecedented level without any exaggeration . our strategic partnership is based on the principles of a respectful, equal and trusting dialogue of mutual support on issues that affect to the fundamental interests of our countries. and as our leaders have stated, more than once, our cooperation surpasses the m

u. k and the netherlands and canada of a betting genocide. i do want to look at the case of the i c j today. it's very interesting what's happening in nicaragua. but, but just to focus on what is happening today, how big could this case become? well, i suppose that the outcome of the case today, it's not the case yet. so i c k. s that adopted it accepted it as a case. it's really a 1st hearing today and yesterday was the hearing by the cut off. well, so the outcome will probably that's the court decides it will not accept the case before the official. a main case south africa against east drive would be decided. so i do not expect the case to become because x me well if they do not throw the case out, um, how do you think it could affect or if, if the court ended up, let's say ruling in favor of nicaragua. how could it affect jeremy's policies? in the middle east as well, i cannot really say something about the effect because from my point of view i'm, i'm a little expert in, i'm an expert political expert on international justice. and from my point of view, there will not be an outco

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j. a, which calls for palestine to become a full member states of united nations 12 countries voted in favor and to abstain, including the u. k was speaking of to using a veto. america's representative said, washington supports the 2 state solution. the claim that full protestant and membership is not yet possible. since the attacks without sober 7 present button has been clear. that sustainable piece in the region can only be a cheap through a 2 state solution. with israel security guarantee, there is no other path that guarantees israel security and future. as a democratic jewish state. there is no other path that guarantees palestinians can live in peace and with dignity in a state of their own. and there was no other path that leads to regional integration between israel and all its our neighbors including saudi arabia. we also have long been clear the premature actions here in new york, even with the best intentions. well, not a chief state hood for the palestinian people. i wish to begin by thanking the united states and particularly president by the end for standing up for truth and morality in the face of the par, chr

u. k. the us on fronts, most of the medics who left africa has not returned time. we're just call me this policy member and search and run j bra say the former colonial powers of mazda, of the benefits from this trend. and this is our new policy. we've seen it for a long time. i've been in the attic just that's over 20 years when i 1st was a medical student and job to receive very many nurses and doctors come from the philippines later from india and that also from africa. so it's been a long campaign to target and recruit for the rule and it has a few effects, but really can't be distinguished from the overall effect. so that's the fact that we have, you know, i divide in a little between few very wealthy nation. and the boss must have nations who had formerly been the colonies of those nations. and what we don't know that direct system isn't. i think the reference made by leaders of africa's nurses are essentially right because we have a near communities and based on him economic divine. and that, of course, leads to an ongoing brain drain, not just in the medical field, but across the spectrum of a skilled labor people

u. k. following the bar class the present during the course and went on the defensive, saying he had not expressed either his old bbc's position on the conference in gaza . mazda in j does. i know so as a matter that i'd be the old says, the new role bins that i had to back down as the bbc doesn't allow, is jealous to go off script. i think that's a, as a political statement made by mister robinson of after receiving amount of pressure probably from bbc ghosts is to try and salvage the situation. you know, i mean, yeah, the bbc doesn't really allow. normally a journalist just becomes sort of federal and gulf subscript like that, so you know the price to pay for that. and i think his c statements that came off to us compet taken too seriously. brittany speaking has always been pro israel. and when we talk about language, the interesting thing is what we're really talking about is a liability of international law. and this is why people like and we can run or refuse to knock. i'm really worried about the language because they're thinking 234, or 5 years time. you know, all the going to be cases and the i, c, j you can buy and all of those cases, all those lead, all t

to the requirements of the i, c, j is acted as a don't like, you know, a lot onto themselves and by law justice, because of the support of the wrist. it's america, the u. k. germany until they've just been in bold. and so i mean, i just, so now i'm coming across my time and i didn't have time to read that some of the victims they found with young children that was tied with the hands were on direct . yeah, it's a super complex. i mean i, well i see, you know, i, it's not even a surprise at the level of, i think back, but isn't meant to play with to that. we've seen some specifics of october, so you're not even surprised anymore. avita. sorry for interrupting you, i apologize, but you're actually not surprised at this level of barbarism that we continue to see. and yet, somehow, as you said, it continues on assess it with the usual culprits. the western players, european countries, the u. k. in america, basically giving a israel caught launch to continue doing what has been doing now for more than $200.00 days. i mean, i, i was going to ask you, you know, you mentioned some of these bodies are found. the hands or even the hands and legs were bound, they w

u. k. 6 for the backlash, the present, the in question, when on the defensive, say he is not expressed either his only bbc's position on the confidence in gaza. we started to mazda in j. h, a jonas, and editor at mazda. that'd be the goal. and he says, nick roll been so the have to back down as the bbc doesn't allow, is janice to go off script. i think that's a, that's a political statement made by mr. robinson of, of, to receiving amount of pressure appropriate from bbc ghost is to try and salvage the situation. you know, i mean, the bbc doesn't really allow. normally a journalist just becomes sort of federal and gulf subscript like that. so, you know, the price to pay for that and i think uh, his c statements that came off to us compet taking to seriously brittany speaking is always been private as well. and when we talk about language, the interesting thing is what we're really talking about is a liability of international law. and this is why people like cameron or she's still not really worried about the language because they're thinking 234, or 5 years time. you know, all the going to be cases and the i c j in the how you can all of those cases, all those lead,

u. k. and somehow germany and the united states all jump in. what about our governments will they want to be seen as moving. busy to as well as a time when the i c j is talking about a plausible genocide of the brother and, and gaza. some i've already, some are already boasting of supporting the coalition that goes to it on or in defense of is read. some are going get harsh, harsh, ambiguous, about what exactly they are doing. but i think a lot of the people in the, in government, in the out of world are happy with what's going on in guidelines. but they want us to have to know. no, i'm happy about how much of being destroyed, not to what's going on, cuz i would like also i don't want to be punished. i mean, they haven't hidden that in the past me would any is really strike on the wrong necessarily involves our best space. maybe even some of us spaces in the apple. sure. not today. their background said, well of course it's illegal to, for iran to attack from over out of space is right. i'm sure i you ever thought of the asian would not be condemned by the same measure? it's really ridiculous that use of international law and condemnation when it

does next to k want the i c j to do exactly well, as you just mentioned, as we just heard the mexican president say, ultimately the mexican government was the expulsion of ecuador from the u. n. but 1st, they're saying that they should be suspended temporarily, while an investigation is carried out into the incidence at the embassy last friday . they also want ecuador to make a public apology about the incident. something that the ecuadorian government has already said, it's not going to happen because according to them, they didn't break the law. they say it was actually mexico who broke the law 1st by granting asylum to someone who they say did not qualify for it. the former vice president of ecuador had already been convicted on 2 counts of corruption, and therefore, according to the ecuadorian authorities, they should, he shouldn't have been granted asylum to begin with. they say that it was a provocation of political provocation by mexico to grant it to him and an undermining of the ecuadorian judicial system. now, the 2nd thing that the mexican government is asking, the court is for it to guarantee the integrity of its premises, its diplomatic premises in kito, the