when it's the only nuclear power in the middle east, the u. n is doing nothing and the security council doesn't have a say you, sir. all united nations security council resolution, the sort of all of us then some of the people here we spoke with. they say the majority of the decisions which i'm finding weren't to implemented, let alone the human rights council. so across generations, we're seeing more and more frustration when it comes to the international community, the ability to change things on the ground for palestinians. that's why they say they only have themselves to rely on the spring in stephen zune, as he is a professor of political science at the university of san francisco. he joins us from santa cruz and california of any thanks to speaking to us. and i'll just, sarah the you and council has previously ordered 8 investigations into rights, foundations committed in the palestinian territories. what's different about this investigation? the investigation is more expensive. it is a official committee on inquiry, which is the highest s

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and so i get you when you and how about how sides the u. n. has to them both out and i'm talking to you talking to you about what you are doing last month, human rights watch said your forces had shown a shocking disregard for the well being and safety of civilians. the hoof is indiscriminate artillery and rocket attacks towards populated areas in murray put displaced persons and local communities at severe risk. that's how much you care about civilians, isn't it? we care about our civilians. let's him like guys of events. let's not talk to the media. off no, i don't, i get, i don't try to change the picture. the picture should be clear. what you are trying now to say is what they talk about us come to us and we'll show you what they're doing to us. we are not targeting our people. if there are any kind of mistakes, we will be accountable for it as we will do proper things for it. but again, when you say you, you, you, what about the other party? you just shut your on. i can do what i am talking about, what are your fun, simple for i'm talking

for my children on the spot for the independence of the u. n. system, the fact is the u. k and sweden accepted to be parties. so a 16 month process, 16 months of litigation before the working group went arbitrary detention. i made submission the u. k responded in the process to those submission. sweden responded to those submissions, formally as a party to the proceedings me baylof k last sweden lost it last at the highest level. the the by the what i reject the finding of this working group. it's a group made up of late people, not lawyers, and they are, their conclusion is floored in law julian, the sounds is a fugitive from justice. he's hiding from justice in the dorian embassy. he can come out onto the pavement anytime he chooses. he's not being detained. by frankly, a ridiculous finding by the working group and we rejected judicially. so we're talking to the former un repertoire. an arbitrary detention ma signed in a new country, likes to, to get to rooting for arbitrated attention to be attention by the un like this. but if you don't abide by it, you fall into the

, allowing foreign journalists to enter the strip. israel is also close access to garza from the c u. n. has urged, greater access to the strip with cross things crucial to the delivery of much needed medical supplies, food and fuel stuff. what else can is there? this is guys, normally what days are they don't go to give the certificate either except for security reasons. nobody understand what the security reasons because normally they don't give explanation. that's why most of the time. 1 governor has been the crossings of god has been closed for several years. this open over the, the discussion of the issue of god. god is consider the biggest, open air prison and the wall. it's controlled by 3 cra thing to control by egypt, by israel, one for personal one for good. on the 3rd one, put blood, but you just most of the time it's close for security reasons. bell arose has been accused the faking a bomb threat to force a passenger jet to the ground in order to season opposition. journalist roman protests of which was on board a commercial flight from greece to the swain. yet when it was a

u. c. global david morales orders surveys of a some just visit with lower with n u. c. global lawyers explains to the spanish judiciary that some just meetings with all visitors, but especially with the defense lawyers for recorded me. we have long been concerned about the level of surveillance that join assigns is facing within the ecuador and embassy. this is a severe breach of loyal client attorney privilege and fundamentally undermine our ability to properly defend and provided defense to join us ours. finally, ecuador gives in to the pressure for political and economic reasons equivalent. so we are not in that, but if you have it a fetal, diplomatic or altogether so your sense you like it was we last me i am sure that the whole house will welcome the news this morning that the metropolitan police have arrested julian, a sorry, yeah, arrested for breach. you pay off in $87.00 news in the door in embassy. he has also been arrested in relation when expedition requests from the united states, mississippi because it goes to shows in the united kingdom, no one is abou

so i want to ask you how much you think this report could inform an impact negotiations at the u. n. cop 26 climate summit coming up in november in glasgow. well, i think it's difficult to say right, but i think some of the countries that have been using the e as an excuse for not taking steps, for example, to stop new licensing grounds for them. guess what? they've been pointing to say i. e tells us we will continue to have a demand, a certain size. now the we have report in that confirms that the, the, the boys were probably dropped to about 24000000 barrels a day in 2050 a compared to the 90000000 today. and these companies will need to explain why they are not putting a full stock to which new license ground. that is the countries that we normally think. climate progressives, no way that you k and other countries, right? so i think this will drive a pressure on them, right and make it clear that there is no longer any excuses for not making the the policy decisions that match the ambition decisions they've already made when it comes to net 0 when it comes to reduction targets. i

in the u. n. and perhaps some arab countries for the 1st time in a serious way, in order to move the ball forward. on the political front. you mentioned arab countries in passing. do you think that, i mean katie, it's a different situation now off to the abraham court than it was after the last gaza . what's the impact of that? do you think? right. well, i do think that gives the israeli government a little bit of a greater incentive to be more open to piece proposals from its new era partners and very crucial from its long standing era piece partners like egypt and jordan, who played a very helpful role in my judgment in this crisis behind the scenes. so it's partly the abraham records, but it's also partly the peace treaties between egypt and israel, and between jordan and israel. that are the bedrock of any future hope for peace sunday between israel and the palestinians as well. david followed from the washington institute. thank you very much indeed for you and our great pleasure. thank you.

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the u. n. has become aware of this income for p on young and is determined to drain the sources. experts estimate that the regime makes up to $1000000000.00 a year this way on those on how and wherever money is earned. it ends up at office 39. you order. it conducts money transactions with absolute authority from one in which a defect to say the office is directly controlled by kim jones and manages the leadership secret account. what's called the palace economy. where exactly and young is office 39 located and just how many millions flow into its coffers. ah, when we asked the north korean official, he and his interpreter feign ignorance. i don't understand the question, but perhaps you know more have you ever heard of floor? 39. 39 floor. are we talking about high rises? 050. 39 is one of the best kept secrets of the kim regime. only north koreans who've escaped or able to talk about it openly about me. so it's a secret location. we meet a man who used to work for the office. he was based in

the u. n. has become aware of this income, so young, young, and is determined to drain the sources. experts estimate that the regime makes up to $1000000000.00 a year this way on now and wherever money is earned, it ends up at office $39.00. it conducts money transactions with absolute authority from one in which of the fake to say the office is directly controlled by kim jones and manages the leadership secret account. what's called the palace economy. where exactly and young is office 39 located and just how many millions flow into its coffers. ah, when we asked the north korean official, he and his interpreter feign ignorance. i don't understand the question, but perhaps you know more have you ever heard of floor? 39. 39 floor. are we talking about high rises? oh, office 39. this one is the best kept secrets if they came regime. only north koreans who've escaped or able to talk about it openly about me. so i just secret location. we meet a man who used to work for the office. he was based in

ringback the u. n. v ation body is launched, an investigation into the way better is diverted, a european passenger jets and the rest of the prohibition journalist on board a more you states of joining located better it is because it back to out there will june on a jessie who will take half honeys, please will bring you the latest from ron's presidential election on june 18th. the bottom line returns to discuss current developments in us politics and how they affect the world member state to gather in the u. k. on june 11th for talks on key issues at the g 7 summit, a new series portal brings us award winning digital content to our tv audience. and the sentencing of derek children will be handed down on june 25th join us for loans coverage. as the historic us court case reaches a conclusion. june on al jazeera the my mother and when i did it again, i should the but. but this may, it was a 100, but as him it was sad, but one of them not so many of as been why should i because it's much storage that the

that's according to the u. n, so these people left with basically nothing. they have no food. as i said, no water. you know, there is a lack of limitation and medical treatment also as also mentioned there's no shelter. so it's really difficult people sleep out in the open base keeping churches and schools and mosques. they're lucky if they have relatives or family members neighbors who can take them in. but the government is also concerned that there might be a cove. it spreads easiest but of cobra because of the melt. you're going go, it's inactive volcano pastor options have been catastrophic. is the government, they're doing enough to monitor it and protect people living near it. so the short answer is no. the government didn't do enough. the long answer is that there is a level cain observatory, which is in charge of these monitoring. and they did this job until last year until the world bank stopped its funding. they actually declined a renewal of the 4 year 2000000 dollar funding program. and since then, this observatory, as a senior candidate just told me, were not abl

we also learned that the u. n's emergency response fund has released more than $18000000.00 for humanitarian efforts industry. however, residents of gaza shopkeepers, business owners, and just private people. they might expect months if not years of efforts in order to rebuild everything that has been destroyed or know. coming back to israel today. jewish visitors are allowed to enter jerusalem's temple mount compound the 1st time and $900.00 days. what's being done to keep tensions in jerusalem from flaring backup? well, we are being told by the israeli police spokesperson that muslims, under the age of 45, are not allowed into the compound today. we also know that the muslims worshippers who are allowed they will have to deposit their ideas with the police before entering the compound. 3 people have been arrested so far in the compound and the walk, which is the authority there's overseeing. the compound is not reporting any major clashes at the moment. now we need to hold for is that this tens. com is going to remain. and intel a v where you are how, how are people feeling? are they confi

they will fail because we don't have enough resources to employ such committees off the u. n . so know what others are doing, but the time will come and we will have american companies working for us and looking to the other side, what they have done, how they get rich, how these kinds of deals have been done to kill the many people and get money out of it, and then in front of the world, they say that they are defending the legitimate government. the real picture has been painted by us next, but un investigators international human rights organization, who on the ground, who have evidence of fake financial transactions and the seizure of assets, the illegal seizure of assets belonging to other individuals and companies. in september 2019 your specialized criminal court announced the confiscation of funds and by 35 numbers of parliament who just didn't happen to agree with the politics. and they ended up a year later being sentenced to death in the sense that the child was a political sham, wasn't it? why do you have political, shands, instead of fair trials? whatever it said b

remind everybody that there is a declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples, which also at the u. n. double, right. which also offers a framework that enables governments to directly be in touch with and include indigenous peoples in touch negotiations precisely because of the recognition that many borders are colonial. and therefore, many governments do not fully represent the interest of everybody who find themselves in the territory today. it's interesting if you bring a photo session with the israel, because it to people about to ask how much has a rice been a factor and the german government's a long refusal to acknowledge this genocide. i mean, is it legitimate or indeed instructive to compare germany's adult image of age genocide against black victims, 100 years ago and thousands of miles away with a treatment of jewish genocide victims? well, i think it's important to recognize that there's history and their historical connections between these 2 events of martha violence, each of which of course needs to be on the last you know, in their own context, in their own. married.

crisis in molly after soldiers arrest the president, the prime minister and the defense minister, the u. n. a is calling for the immediate release. ah, hello robin watching on line my headquarters here in doha, coming up in the next 30 minutes. european leaders and sanctions against valerie south. a passenger jet was sold to land and.

one of the instruments off the u. n. is one of the instruments off the saudis on the market is very un, so un sides. the u. s. has good them both, so don't i'm talking to you. i'm talking to you about what you are doing last month . human rights watch said your forces had shown a shocking disregard for the well being and safety of civilians who these indiscriminate artillery and rocket attacks towards populated areas in murray put displaced persons and local communities at severe risk. that's how much you care about civilians. isn't it? we care about our civilians. let's him like ice of events. let's not talk to the media off. now don't i get? i don't try to, to change the picture. a bit should be clear. what you are trying now to say is what they talk about us come to us, and we'll show you what they're doing to us. we are not targeting our people. if there are any kind of mistakes, we will be accountable for it as we will do proper things for it. but again, when you say you, you are you, what about the other party? you

the u. n. e u. k u and the united states all calling for the media release of the president prime minister and defense minister, but that in itself it just might resolve anything. will it? how can the oldest be on to know he doesn't resolve anything you we are now calling the president of the prime minister, our civilian holders. how did they come to power? they came to power brought in by this particular military millage. so you are now saying what was denied 8 months ago is now what is per se, 8 months now. so you really doesn't make sense and doesn't. so any of the problems, i think one of the key problems in martin is actually to many actors there just so many actors now in both as you measure the you, the us, the u. k. now has some special for to in need. and then you have, of course, from the dorman and in the region. so just too many people to many things and then the african course. so back of the problem, he has become the confusion between actors. so it's very complex. it's moving mom to a

the u. n general assembly is meeting thursday to discuss what if anything, beyond diplomacy should be done in washington, mother of iraq ktvu fox two news but to the bay area was under a wind advisory overnight that since expired, but boy if you were outside in san francisco or along the peninsula last night, you problem police saw and felt gusty conditions. this is what it looked like in the city could just see trees were blowing all over the place. lot of people have to grab the windbreaker, flags flying as well. but even that light jacket didn't really help. one of the things i love about checking in with our ktvu meteorologist, mark tamayo when he's outside his backyard. is that tree behind you really does tell the weather story as it's doing right now. yeah, that's right. gossip the first thing i look at when i wake up in the morning, do i check out the weather? what's going on outside this tree is usually a pretty good indicator. yes. so you know, of course, we have the strong winds yest

so without the united states on board, these calls from the u. n. so far are just that call us for more focus on the underlying issues. and kristen, does it look like on the bottom line of this is it looked like agencies like 100 are going to get more funding? well certainly that is the hope and that is one thing that the united states has put its efforts behind in the un itself. on rod, the main organization that deals with palestinian relief in garza, in particular, launched a $95000000.00 emergency appeal. they say that's what they need to fund more long term sustainable humanitarian development. we heard today that some 800000 people in dies are, have no access to clean water. that electricity is now down to 4 to 6 hours a day. 50 for educational facilities have been damaged hospital. the medical centers have been damaged. there's worry about the corona virus spreading so many very serious issues that need to be addressed. and right now that is the immediate concern, certainly for the united nations moving forward to bring some normality back to

of support. polls show his popularity a full and to its lowest level since he took office, monica u. n. a kid was ad that demonstration amy, leah, there's been a person j both out on the campaign trail. people over in brazil. yeah. the capital to rio de janeiro to join a motorcycle rally. since the early hours of the morning, 10000 motorcycles and their drivers like the people behind may have been waiting for the president to cross the city. the rally was organized by one of also not as best friends as a show of support to the president. especially after poll have indicated that he would lose next year's elections to former president lucy. now sula silva no longer was banned from running the 2018 election, which was so not a one because it was charged with corruption and imprison. but this year, the supreme court on know that trial and said that the judge had treated law unfairly. so now it's back on the scene just as brazil faces the covert 19 pandemic . this is right now, meeting an investigation on the government handling of the pandemic. and this enquiry, this probe is one of the r

we also learned that the u. n's emergency response fund has released more than $800000000.00 for humanitarian efforts industry. however, residents of guys, shopkeepers, business owners, and just private people. they might expect months if not years of efforts in order to rebuild everything that has been destroyed or know. coming back to israel today, jewish visitors are allowed to enter jerusalem's temple mount compound for the 1st time and 900 days. what's being done to keep tensions in jerusalem from flaring back up? well, we're being told by the israeli police spokesperson that muslims, under the age of 45 are not allowed into the compound today. we also know that the muslims worshippers who are allowed they will have to deposit their ideas with the police before entering the compound. 3 people have been arrested so far in the compound and the walk, which is the authority there is overseeing. the compound is not reporting any major clashes at the moment. now we need to hope for that this tense. com is going to remain. and intel of the where you are, how, how are people feeling? are they co

this draft tax has been supported by about 20 states, including 20 member states of the u. n. a human rights council. they will be a vote on it a bit later about 4 o'clock geneva time. it is coming out of geneva, of course there where the council is based. thank you. natasha butler in paris. let's wrap things up with james base diplomatic editor who was listening earlier to . well, it was michelle postulate to start with mr. i just last name on my paper, michael link. it was as well, the special repertoire and palestine. they had some very strong woods, very strong words indeed. now how is this going to play out on the ground here? for israelis they do not believe the human rights counsel is incredible organization and in fact we just heard these right in boston in geneva, moore. rev show ha, talk about how massive.

as part of the pillars of the core test, a russia as a all the e u in the u. n. and certainly the e u and the un, or in a different place from the united states. they say it's no good just putting sticking classes on the problem. you've got to get down to the details negotiation to try this out. sort out the fundamental problem trying to bring about they still say the best way is a 2 state solution, a palestinian state next door to an is that ready state? the practical problem? i think the by the ministration are grappling with this is where do you put a viable palestinian state? there is not territory left to build it on. and how would you persuade israel to dismantle all those settlements in a be to be able to build a palestinian state? so for now, the bottom administration with lots of other foreign policy items on their agenda. no, they have to deal with this situation. but that way of dealing with it is just to keep that sees father we've had for a few days. now, cement that sees fall, make it stronger, make the lives of palestinians better, but not at this s

it does include inspections of iranian nuclear facilities by the u. n's watchdog, the deal is important to ensure the continuation of indirect talks between ron and the u. s. on reviving the 2015 nuclear deal. ok, let's just recap all the main developments for you so far a ceasefire between israel and hamas appears to be holding. it came into effect on friday after 11 days of fighting was killed at least $243.00 palestinians. 12 people died in israel. the israeli prime minister is claiming a victory of hamas saying the arm group has paid a heavy price for its aggression. news of the ceasefire has been met with celebrations across the palestinian territories displaced families of gun returning home following news of the troops. us president joe biden as well can be agreement saying, israelis and palestinians deserve to live in peace. he says, washington will continue to support israel militarily and pledged humanitarian aid to palestinians in garza, local media outlets in me and mom reporting the political party of the ousted leader of san suit. she is being dissolved by the electoral co

. >> that was kareen wynter reporting one hamas leader says that while the u n and other world leaders pushing for a cease-fire they won't stand down. they say until there's a fair and long overdue resolution for the people of palestine. >> take a break from the headlines tonight to talk weather. a live look courtesy the mount tam kim a gorgeous day outside, but you can see it is pretty windy out there. yeah, it's beautiful john. jonathan, as you know, the windies talk >> is a concern, lawrence. it's lovely, but it's going to be cooler and windier. yeah. whole lot. when you're i think in these temperatures really going to drop. i think the next couple days tomorrow we may have some warm temperatures inland. but as we get to wednesday and thursday those temperatures will struggle to get out the 60's for highs anywhere in the warmest part of the bay area. so big wind is going about to blow in the bay area breezy out there right now. you see the clouds making the way over san bruno mountain over toward sfo. those will begin to move into the bay as well. but going to come a little more pat

the u. n. has become aware of this income for young, young, and just determined to drain the sources. experts estimate that the regime makes up to $1000000000.00 a year this way all by now and wherever money is earn, the kid ends up at office $39.00. he pushes the order to conduct money transactions with absolute authority from one in which a defect is say, the office is directly controlled by kim jones and manages the leadership secret account. what's called the palace economy. where exactly in pyongyang is office 39 located and just how many millions flow into its coffers. ah, when we asked the north korean official, he and his interpreter feign ignorance, which they were. i don't understand the question, but perhaps you know more have you ever heard of floor 39. 39 floor or are we talking about high rises? 05039 is one of the best kept secrets of the kim regime. only north koreans who've escaped or able to talk about it openly. me so i just secret location. we meet him and he used to work fo

we also learned that the u. n's emergency response fund has released more than $18000000.00 for humanitarian efforts industry. however, residents of gaza shopkeepers, business owners, and just private people. they might expect months if not years of efforts in order to rebuild everything that has been destroyed. or i know coming back to israel today, jewish visitors are allowed to enter jerusalem's temple mountain compound for the 1st time and 900 days. what's being done to keep tensions injuries when from flaring back up. well, we are being told by the israeli police spokesperson that muslims, under the age of 45, are not allowed into the compound today. we also know that the muslims worshippers who are allowed they will have to deposit their ideas with the police before entering the compound. 3 people have been arrested so far in the compound and the walk, which is the authority there's overseeing. the compound is not reporting any major clashes at the moment. now what we need to hold for is that this tens. com is going to remain and intel a ve where you are, how, how are people feeling? a

well, oma, a boat from the u. n. and goma and apologies for some of the technical quality of the interview. as look ahead now to some more news making headlines around the world. dozens of people who have drowned in western nigeria as an overloaded boat ferrying around 100. 65 people, a sunk in the niger at the boats and less central niger station. this having for what can be stayed when he broke into rescue workers they tried to, people survived to bodies of been found. the australian state victoria is back in a 7 day lockdown. a new outbreak of corona virus infections detected this week. a seen 26 cases so far, people are only allowed to leave their homes for essential purposes, such as getting the vaccination. you foreign ministers meeting in portugal to discuss further sanctions on better. bruce ministers want to come up with a list of targeted economic sanctions. they block has already bad weather, lucy and airlines from the skies germans high co mass as the president, alexander lucas shanker, must pay a high pr

you have the u. n. fail to stop less legitimacy. what will cause they? and i think they said to lewis confidence, namely to establish peace, well, peace and security. and based on this, we're calling them to national community to live up, to its responsibility will provide protection to the senior people with immediate effect to put an end to israel hostilities, illegal model measures and enable the palestinian people to restore their establish rights, including them all right, who for religious rituals of cotton has always cited with international genuine effort. aiming at establishing progress with lasting branch of solution in the middle east. based on that set of gutter with its clear cut. policies have initiated, begin an effort and doubled its efforts with diplomacy with an aim to escalate the situation in tourism with them and was laying the same role with international players within this context with the state of condemn. all the similar efforts exerted by other friendly and brothers stayed with the same aim, namely, which was the republic of eg

the head of the u. n. is told a meeting of global health ministers that the world is at war against k with 19 and 20 good harish was addressing health ministers from all over the world as they take part in the virtual world health assembly. the 8 day event will discuss missteps in the response to the pandemic. and how to ensure greater access to health care. ousted me a molly, the unsung suit. she has appeared in court the 1st time since february. her lawyers are able, were able to meet her for about 30 minutes and said that she had healthy sushi faces charges of incitement to sedition, violating state secrets and other offences. the 1st men suspected of all crimes and sedans, da, for conflict to the paid before the international criminal court. abraham is charles with $31.00 counts of crimes against humanity, including rape and killing civilians. you can holiday stories calls on a website, or is there a dot com is updated through the day when you have me in half now next it's people in power to stay with

remind everybody that there is a declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples, which also at the u. n. double, right. which also offers a framework that enables governments to directly be in touch with and include indigenous peoples in such negotiations. precisely because of the recognition that many borders are colonial. and therefore, many governments do not fully represent the interests of everybody who find themselves in the territory today. it's interesting if you bring a photo session with israel because it to people about to ask how much house rice been a factor. and the german government's a long refusal to acknowledge this genocide. i mean, is it legitimate or indeed instructive to compare germany's ability minutes of each genocide against black victims 100 years ago and thousands of miles away with a treatment of jewish genocide victims? well, i think it's important to recognize that there's history and their historical connections between these 2 events of massive bivens. each of which of course, needs to be on the life you know, in their own context and their own merit. ho

now register to get their job with vaccines bought and donated from china and allocations from the u. n. back to kovak scheme. pakistan has now secured more than $18000000.00 vaccine doses and it's keen to get them out into the population. initially, there was quite a bit of vaccination hesitancy here. but many have seen what happened in india recently. and they're worried came down to the next wave that is coming could potentially be the worst yet. but when we watch videos about what's happening and india people scrambling to oxygen and ventilate, as we get scared, that it could be like this here. so it's important everyone gets vaccinated common and so magic ok. i would say that every pakistani should get the corona vaccine. otherwise we'll have a similar situation as we see in our neighboring country of india. what we need to avoid. what's happening there? what are they little actually says people were very scared. they were unsure about the side effects and all. but now there's awareness. people are coming to get back to pakistan, desperately needs to increase its vaccination rate.

allowing foreign journalists to enter the strip. israel is also closed access to garza from the c u. n, as urged, greater access to the strip with crossings crucial to the delivery of much needed medical supplies, food and fuel cell foothill collude is engulf this is guys normally what days are they don't give a specific reason except for security reasons. nobody understand what are the security reasons because normally they don't give explanation. that's why most of the time. 1 government has been things of god has been closed for several years. this open over the discussion of the issue of god. god, consider the biggest open president and the wall controlled by 3 crossing to controlled by egypt by israel, one for personal one for good. on the 3rd one put blood, but you just most of the, of the time it's close for security reasons because of the safety and stability in the sinai. so guys has been under emergency basis. most of the let's say the food or the aid or even for the industrial, comes through guys are under a specific very afflicted major controlled by that is still, there is

can also target entire ethnic groups and it can escalate tensions and incite real violence says the u n special advisor on the prevention of genocide big must stop this stark. place with more action and linkage no one. thought it that the whole look cause was preceded it. by hate speech crimes and hate speech continues to escalate tensions and animosity between groups here are 2 recent examples. in march. an open smear campaign on social media against her hinge of muslims a deadly crackdown by me a mars army sent over 700000 ranger fleeing the country. conflicts with the muslim minority affair took time and again for centuries. it's been mars population gained access to the internet in 24 to targeted misinformation about the revenger was disseminated. south sudan. here hate speech and social media has found the flames of civil war and further divided the country 64 tribes. platforms are used to spread propaganda targeting particular groups. in south sudan online attacks have also often been followed by physical assaults. but. what about if hate speech is only online some say that this i

another, so the 2000000 for the u. n. policy, the agency based in gaza. not a lot of money. why say it is well in the us both once guarantees that how much is not benefiting from this money of reconstruction? and that is to circumvent how much i think this is the kind of use and because how much really controls all aspect of life in the, the strip when it comes, especially to it's up and switch to it the same time your opinions want. another process wants to make sure that the you are not once more poor, monday to the reconstruction of the got the strip of the everything that is destroyed by the, by another round of conflict. 6. how many times before. but of course, that can only be done if this some kind of political process, then it's difficult really to see a sustainable isn't the process without involving how much i think this is the biggest and results, correct? i mean well meanwhile i'm to be blank and is, is now reaching with jordanian leaders. what role do they play in maintaining this face? so he was just customize. those were sick. all right, i'm sorry. i was sayin

ways to revive the piece process following criticism. favorite support of israel, the head of the u. n is told a meeting of global health ministers that the world is at war against. cobit 19 and 20 garish was addressing health ministers from all over the world as they take part of the virtual world health assembly. the 8 day event will discuss missteps and the response to the pandemic and how to ensure great access to health care. as me and malia unsung suit, she has appeared in court for the 1st time since the february to the her lawyers were able to meet her for about 30 minutes and said that she had healthy sushi faces charges of incitement to sedition, violating state secrets and other offensive the 1st man suspected of war crimes in sedans, da, for conflict as appeared before. the international criminal court. earlier bureau man is charged with $31.00 counts of crimes against humanity, including rape and killing civilians. he was the leader of the judge with militia when the war began in 2003 cushion full of stories on our website at al jazeera dot com. i'll be back with more news

it's here that the u. n. has imposed 9 rounds of sanctions against north korea and also where its global activity monitored by an international panel of experts. the group consists of 8 members, including former intelligence, military and financial experts for their own safety. they work away from the public . hi. only the coordinator, hugh griffith is willing to speak on camera. the sanctions have a tremendous impact on one level on north korea. it means that economy can't flourish in the way it would if they were able to sell the largest foreign currency and commodities legitimately. so they can't ship the coal legitimately, they can't ship iron or legitimately, they can't ship is inc, legitimately foreign currency is very important to any country, no matter how of talking to economy. you need foreign currency to buy the goods that are essential for your population or your elite group. so foreign currency is pretty essential to north korea survival. the question is, what's more important to the north korean

when it's the only nuclear power in the middle east, the u. n is doing nothing. and the security council doesn't have a say that all united nations security council resolution, the thought of all of them, some of the people here we spoke with basically the majority of the decisions which i'm finding weren't to implemented. that's a known the human rights council. so across generations, we're seeing more and more frustration when it comes to the international community, the ability to change things on the ground for palestinian. that's why they say they only have themselves to rely on that's the view from romanella. meanwhile, the un has launched an emergency appeal for $95000000.00 to cover the next 3 months of humanitarian needs and gaza. the money is set to be spent on damaged or destroyed hospitals, schools and water facilities. around 800000 people have been left without access to regular pipe water. while 58 educational buildings were damaged in the conflict. earlier on thursday, hundreds of palestinians lined up to receive aid donated by egypt. ah, the unit

ah, the head of the u. n. h and see for palestinians is called on the international community to support a long term solution for the region saying will be no peace if the root causes of the conflicts are not resolved. felipe lazar amy was speaking in garza 2 days after the cease fire agreement 2 and a devastating 11 day conflict between israel and gases armed factions more than 250 people were killed. most of them palestinians in the besieged territory. i am deeply frustrated at this senseless episode of extreme violence that killed civilians destroyed infrastructure and threw back several yes, but restoring a sense of normality is not enough. it is not the replacement for piece of the human rights of all the root causes of the conflict, remain the occupation default displacement of which we had a strong reminder in ships lately to blockade on the cycle of violence or remain. this must be result. ok, let's talk to harry forces joins live this from because a strip. so harry is, is the un here clearly trying to

that was the stark assessment from the head of the u. n. a. the agency for palestinians who fed a cycle of violence will continue if the occupation and displacement of people is not addressed with hospitals and medical facilities. both the more immediate concern and garza and the occupied westbank is an increase in corona virus infections. the palestinian health minister says it was actions, worship lame and the even if the rockets have stopped the tensions are not far below the surface palestinians were cleared out of the black. some mosca compound in occupied east jerusalem. and some employees are arrested, as is really police escorted more than 100 jewish visitors through is lands 3rd holy site where clashes just 2 weeks ago helped lead to the conflict diplomat to get her james base reports now from west jerusalem on the diplomatic efforts. the focus on a long term solution at a news conference at one of its buildings in garza, which was itself damaged during the bombardment, the un brief to reporters. the intensity of the strikes were with