the u. n. a thing that 350000 people are currently at risk of having integrated a claim. the prime minister has repeatedly denied this conflict in the region has been going on now for 8 months. tell us what's at stake here. so integrated ethiopian army, which is backed by a return soldiers, is fighting the former ruling party, the t p l. s. or to gray people's liberation front, officially the government, the thing that the operation is a law enforcement operation after the attack, federal military bases in the region. but the conflict on the ground so far has shown that the civilian, the civilians have paid the price for the war. thousands have been killed, although there is no official vessel yet. a more than 2000000 people were displaced as early as last week. air strike hip, a small town near the capital and mckinley and killed doesn't civilian. there's also been a property, looting, a lot of destruction. so the economy is currently at a standstill in the gray region. so the international community repeatedly called for the fire call for tween the parties for now, nego

and that would which so who are the main plastic pollutants them we heard in our report that the u . n. a singled out the philippines, which is a rather small nation. well, can be honest, we all contribute to the class of the ocean. everything that happens on land ends up in the ocean. and again, caustic is one conditions. many run from the few that receptor 9 and you truly need to know, we need to reduce the reduced cost, which we also need to on to assure that we do not over exploit ocean on the do much of a lot in terms of over fishing and losing, you know, resources, but in your research and over all basically you have to move away from the idea off the ocean front here as sort of the space for further expanding human activity. that's not possible is the climate regular ensure that we can actually live on continue living on. so what's the single most important thing that needs to happen now briefly, if you can reading my cooperation, we only to act every individual, every state. but ocean governance is always the trunk boundary activities. regional, coordinating bodies such as formed

a busy markers and t random and strike killing dozens of civilians. but it doesn't meant targeting p great rebel fighters in the same area. the u. s. m. a u. n. a full investigation. russia has warned that u k that it will target any foreign warships testing its territorial claims and waters of crime in and follows attendance, confrontation on the black sea. on wednesday 35 people have not been rescued from a partially collapse apartment block in the u. s. state of florida, at least one person died when not building collapse near miami beach in the early hours of thursday morning. now, hong kong pro democracy newspaper apple daily has now printed its last edition. its enforced a close after its assets were frozen and top executive the rested under beijing's national security law. and as they be compiling reports from hong kong, there has been a rush across the city to get those last copies of the paper. emotional scenes in the apple daily news room while the printing press works over time in its final runs to put the last additions of the paper on new stance and in shop across hong kong. the well you know, truly but to say goodbye. we hope tha

but when most people oh a tough stories, you know to 0, c u. n is sounding the alarm on afghanistan saying the telephone is taken more than 50 districts in the past month. as far as troops withdraw earlier it's fighters captured, i got a song main border crossing with keystone. spain's socialist lead government is approved. controversial pardon for 9 capital and independence leaders. they were jailed over their rows in the failed attempt to secede from the rest of the country in 2017, and residence in syracuse to region say new fighting has flared up in recent days. north of mckelly and ministry has denied reports, particularly enforces and to several towns. it comes a day off to the region was excluded from national election. that can be no free and fair election in nicaragua later this year. if suppression of the opposition continues. as the finding of a new report by human rights watch, it says the rest the pos.

after announcing us, it freezes, travel bombs, the u. n. a. now promising to go a step further targeting entire sectors of the bell, russian economy with russia, the government these are going to hurt or hurt the economy. and we will no longer just sanction individuals. we will now also impose sectoral sanctions. we will now address the economic sectors of particular importance for the income of the regime. we want to ensure that the regime runs dry financially when the european union has how they did 86 more individuals and entities on the new black list, which has also been approved by the u. s. the u. k. and canada. the next step will be to target key export industries, with the goal of blocking the flow of funds to lucas shank of government, if approve those sectors will include oil on fertilizers, both crucial sources of hard currency. for ballad bruce, well, this all follows a wave of indignation from european leaders over the ryan or incident and late may . the jets was on its way from greece to lithuania when it was forced to london min

well, let's now speak to shannon have, she's the deputy executive director of u. n. a, which is the joint united nations program on h, i. v and aids. she joins us now from geneva. shannon this 2030 go and i believe isn't a new one, but given the current of ours pandemic and all the redirection of resources that we've seen, is it still realistic? yeah, you know, thanks for asking. i think you know, the sd g goal of ending aids is a public health threat by 2030. yes, it's still realistic. now it's true that we have not met as a globe our 2020 goal. so we have seen countries who have met and surpassed their 2020 goals based on that. so we know it's possible. and as you heard in the clip, it's really inequality some countries and some populations that are being left behind. so we are setting really bold, 2025 goals that will help us both catch up from what we've lost during coded and also close these inequality. so everybody who needs services needs help with prevention, can get what they need to stay healthy. would you say that h i v aids as an epidemic of inequality? i k

integration is one part of the solution for the word like richard problem, chris mauser from the u. n. a c r. thank you for sharing your insights with us today. let's get around us now. some other headlines gunman in nigeria have kidnapped at least 80 students and 5 teachers from a school in the remote town of benny and jodi and kathy state. a police officer was killed in the raid. it is the latest in a series of massive duction in the countries northwest and authorities flame armed groups seeking ransom payments. israel is launched airstrikes and gaza for a 2nd time this week. the army says it targeted sites belonging to the militant group, hamas after palestinians fired incendiary balloons into his early territory for a 3rd straight day. the violence threatened the fragile fire that ended 11 days of fighting last month to the us. now where the supreme court has dismissed the latest republican lead attempt to overturn the national health law known as obamacare. the decision means that affordable health insurance for tens of millions of americans will remain intact. the affordable care a

this might increase or 3 get a ne waiver refugees to turkey because 2000000 syrians depends on the u. n. a delivery points there. another issue is that these 2 countries have a strong military presence in libya, and recently u. s. a. and your countries are pressuring or these 2 countries to rebuild the military presence in libya. and one of the major issues is the situation in. so caucasian research that has been the cur machines between the other b john the armenian border. and we can see that says why fi is quite fragile. and russia are the companies that are monitoring piece here any gross way lation of the piece by could lead another war in the region that these 2 countries will find themselves in handling it. so, and also the economy correlation between russia and turkey also. interesting because they are in that dependent economy locally, and they are going to discuss the ways how to increase the trade level. would him also between 2 countries. and also the russian rex in split the 5 to be produced in turkey. all of these issues are going to be at the table today that 2 ministers are

we've strengthened the marcos world and expelled the f t a loc as created u. n. a sore and cell view, and we created the bricks. why organized meetings between south america and africa and south america and the arab countries family get up with fever by we proved that brazil could have sovereignty and international protagonist proven would be and that this could be reached without having to off of the us. and they don't have to ask permission from the us to be the owners of our own backyard. i've it will probably, the problem is that you might brazil has a ruling class, an elite that is subservient. they cannot do anything without asking permission from the us. government, as i told you, with the start, i have a diversity back to the us and for the american people paid the bill of america and will be billable. they can take care of themselves, medically i will take care of brazil the same way that i want to rush mr. take care of russia and chinese to take care of china can don't do life so that we can be suffering in a multi polar world with peace and come paula. m

and ne waiver refugees tor turkey because 2000000 syrians depends on the u. n. a delivery point there. they are going to discuss the ways how to increase the trade level william also between 2 countries and also the russian racks in split the 5 to be produced in turkey. all of these issues are going to be at the table today that 2 ministers are going to discuss. hundreds of thousands of children and their families have been forced to leave their homes in the conflict and northern mozambique. it's also meant another 2000 people have been separated from their relatives and that's taking a toll on their mental health. as leo harding now, reports 9 year old. milton doesn't know if he's an orphan. he and his sister fled their home when fighters attacked their village in the cargo, the god, the region of northern mozambique his mother was beheaded. his father is still missing. milton and his sister selina arrived at this camp as unaccompanied children before being reunited with their grandmother. now she takes care of them in a place far from home. i oh no. nina may see

i know the u. n. a saying 350000 people in our living and famine conditions, but they've stopped short of declaring famine more broadly. why this ambivalence and how useful is the time anyway? the reality on the ground indisputably is, is that famine exists. the government wants to deny that just a few days ago, communist be hummed and hard and said yes, that might be hunger and to grow. but we can deal with it. the reality is, the government of ethiopia, the government of our trap, between them been trying systematically to start to grow into submission. and that is what is created the family and they appear determined to continue with that policy. alex, we know that there have been multiple documented abuses by the era trans you, by all accounts is still there despite the ethiopian insistence and that they are leaving. i'm curious in your mind all eritrea and troops using starvation as a weapon of war and how are they doing that. they are doing that in the, in the areas that they control which are bec

chris mauser from the u. n. a c r. thank you for sharing your insights with us today. the u. s. supreme court has dismissed the latest republican lead attempt to overturn the national health law known as obamacare. that decision means that affordable health insurance for tens of millions of americans will remain intact. the affordable care act was passed during the obama administration in 2010 to address large gaps in health care coverage for americans. we are yeah, this is the moment former us president brock obama announced the passage at the affordable care act. today. after all, the votes have been tally, health insurance reform becomes law in the united states of america. and since that time, american republicans have bow to repeal the act, often referred to as obamacare. this is the 3rd major attack on the health care law taken to the supreme court. and it ended the way the 1st 2 did with the majority of justices rejecting the case made for scrapping it there was some hope among the opponents of obama care that this time would be different. mainly because the court is m

the u. n. a delivery system that's meant to insure help breaches and opposition province in northern syria will expire next month unless the russians allow it to continue. moscow of course, and ally of the syrian president sharla said moscow was all the a to go through his governments. but the us ambassador to the you and his visited syrian refugees in that area to assure them it won't happen. so holder has the full story. us ambassador to the united nations meets aid workers at the turkey border with syria. and they tell her about what's described as life saving assistance. they are giving to people in syria. in a few weeks, linda saw mas greenfield will confront russian resistance to renew the cross border mechanism on the ground set. it violates serious sovereignty. when i get back to new york, i will be briefing members of the security council on what i've seen here. and i will be appealing to my colleagues, to the court, the continuation of this operation, and to reopen the 2 other border cr

you turned to the annex, which is supposed to be the blacklist the u. n. a supposed to provide this every year to the security council. and israel is not listed on the blacklist look to yemen. and that the who the rebels are this state for killing or maiming, more than 250 children on the saudi led coalition is responsible according to report for killing or maiming 194 children. but you will find that the who sees are in the annex on the blacklist bought the saudi led coalition on not on the amex, the former list, we believe has now been circulated to the security council. it's still private. it will be published in the coming days and the security council will discuss it in about 10 days time. still ahead on al jazeera, dozens of palestinians, all injured israeli forces fast demonstrators and occupied easter with them on the west bank. armenians off the people in mourning off the last year. devastating defeat. so as by john, hundreds of prisoners of war still to come home this weekend as snap elections brought on by the crisis. i'm returning not more lights

the u. n. a founding the alarm when i finished on saying the taliban has taken more than 50 districts in the past month. as foreign troops withdraw earlier it's fighters captured, i've got a song, the main border crossing we've had you. histone feigns and socialist government. socialist government has approve controversial pardons, benign capital and independence leaders. they were jailed over their roles in the final attempt to secede from the rest of the country in 2017 and residence in ethiopia. as t gray region say new fighting is fed up in recent days, north of mckelly. the military has denied reports the to grand forces and to several towns comes a day off to the region was excluded from national elections. the white house admits it's likely to miss president, jo biden's, target of getting 70 percent of adults vaccinated with at least one shot by the 4th of july. official say it's been a struggle to get younger people to job. there are, there are demographic groups and sometimes populations

a u. n. a delivery system meant to ensure help breaches and opposition health problems in northern syria will expire next month. unless russia allows it to continue. moscow, which is an ally of syrian president bash, i said once, all a to be routed through his government, saying has no us ambassador to the united nations, meets aid workers at the turkey border with syria. and they tell her about what's described as life saving assistance. they are giving to people in syria. in a few weeks, linda saw mas greenfield will confront russian resistance to renew the cross border mechanism on the ground set. it violates serious sovereignty. when i get back to new york, i will be briefing members of the security council on what i've seen here. and i will be appealing to my colleagues, to the court, the continuation of this operation. and to reopen the 2 other border crosses that were close. how is the only entry point for the un to bring aid into the opposition held northwest? it's also the last, the fo

you turn to the annex, which is supposed to be the blacklist the u. n. a supposed to provide this every year to the security council. and israel is not listed on the blacklist look to yemen. and that the who the rebels all this data for killing or maiming more than $250.00 children on the saudi led coalition is responsible according to report for killing or maiming $194.00 children. but you'll find that the who fees are in the annex on the black list bought the saudi led coalition on not on that amex, the formal list, we believe has now been circulated to the security council. it's still private. it will be published in the coming days and the security council will discuss it in about 10 days time. well, 3000000 people will force from their homes last year. it means that more than 82000000 people are now displaced worldwide. the un says it's twice as many as a decade ago. more than 2 thirds of them come from just 5 unstable countries, syria, venezuela. afghan, is don, south sudan, and me and mom. but it's fresh vine, it's in africa. it's causing this numbe

you turned to the annex, which is supposed to be the blacklist the u. n. a supposed to provide this every year to the security council. and israel is not listed on the blacklist look to yemen. and that the who the rebels are this state for killing or maiming, more than 250 children on the saudi led coalition is responsible according to the report for killing or maiming 194 children. but you will find that the who sees are in the annex on the blacklist bought the saudi led coalition on not on the amex, the formal list, we believe has now been circulated to the security council. it's still private. it will be published in the coming days and the security council will discuss it in about 10 days time, watching out his air ally from london still ahead of ban confrontations at the unlike some most compound after friday, pres and occupied east jerusalem. also, armenians are a people in morning after last year is devastating defeat. so as a by john hundreds of prisoners of war still to come home and this weekend says snap elections brought on by the crisis. i'm re

but as chris in salumi reports from the u. n. a stop being greeted with the same universe and approval as his 1st nomination in 2016. it took the un security council less than 10 minutes to decide who should lead the world's most powerful international organization for the next 5 years. it's choice for the next secretary general, that mr. on tony parish be appointed is the current secretary general. antonio gu terraces, 1st appointment in 2016, was announced with a rare public showing of unity from council members. this time may have lacked the fanfare, but the council president had high praise for the income that we have all seen actually the secretary general inaction. i think he has been an excellent secretary general. he's a bridge builder. nevertheless, good terrorist style of quiet diplomacy has been a disappointment for human rights organizations say he's been to reluctant to criticize the powerful governments who handed him the job when it came to me and my and the military coup that we saw a few months ago. he was very voc

a u. n broke a ceasefire in 1949 ended. the 1st of several was, but military conflicts continued over this undefined border. the most countries claimed the piazza and glazier, as there is in 1999. the conflict escalated in what was later named the congo war in winter. indian soldiers left their high altitude posts an opportunity for the pakistani army to seize them. india retaliated by mobilizing its truth more than 1000 soldiers died in the 3 month long war and still the battle over kashmir remains unresolved to this day. there are a dozen also tents. before today, no camera crew has been permitted to film this top secret. can i sit down on your luggage to me? hockey, stony officers see it as an honor to be stationed here. captain share commands up to 300 men. ah, that's great. now we're here in quarter. see on this actually, this person is known as going this brand nemo. just basically just actually for 2nd quarter, 1st kelly's actually no boss between fox on in border st . jude behind us, almost at the distance of 15 kil

and in the center in the north we saw a tag on the u. n. base just a few days ago, perhaps orchestrated by the state in the greater so hard to groups. there are gaining ground and gaining areas where the molly, an army are retreating and losing control in or all the headlines. hundreds of people in hong kong have defied a ban on memorials. mocking china's deadly cracked down on pianos and square authorities and found the vigil for a 2nd straight year and even arrested one of the organizers. but i didn't stop protesting from turning on the flashlights and lighting candles in memory of those killed by china's brucell repression of pro democracy protect those hundreds. if not, thousands of people died during the crack gun in beijing in 9989 is ready. police and 5 don grenade palestinians running a marathon in solidarity with residents of shaft ra. neighborhood is at the heart of recent tensions. web. jewish settlers are trying to forcibly expel palestinian residents the unrest box. a war between israel and garza last month killing more than 2

the headlines on al jazeera, a u. n. cord has rejected. the appeal of former bosnian serb commander right from a lodge was sentenced to life in 2017 for genocide and work crimes. including these 3 brittany to massacre done, the butcher of bosnia milan was found guilty.

a famine very, very soon different did we need help? one of the little issues of the as clearly put forward in this morning discussion was that from the u. n. o, a child and all the participants for that mother, they were calling for more international assistance. there is a resource limitation. so far, the government has provided 70 percent of support even closing down some of them once critical infrastructure projects you give them. but. but having said that, crops of interest went, structure has been looted and how to services have been completely run down that was squarely treated by the insurgents, by the rebels. while there have been accusations of on all sides of numerous human rights abuses, including ethnic killings, mass rapes, in some ways starvation, arbitrary arrest, beatings. so that accusation goes to all parties, but there is one accusation. that's libby that your government specifically. and that is that you're not letting enough a deal that you're not granting full humanitarian access to the un, the you and the world food program and said that they need greater access. they're being blocked by our groups from reaching are

in a report released today, the u. n says 82000000 people are displaced globally double the number a decade ago. venezuela is one of the worst effected countries and economic mel time has force millions to flee an international effort to raise money for venezuela. refugees and migrants kicked off on thursday. he w's oscar shanker reports that they are coming to for walkers. millions of them have left venezuela fleeing the countries humanitarian crisis. now, some of them are going back depend demik and political turmoil, the neighboring columbia has prompted a wave of an as williams worn down by economic hardship to make the journey home when i left them with the goal of succeeding and helping my family. but now that prices are too high in columbia, i could not make and i mean, luis had, he has just made it back to venezuela after walking for 2 weeks with his family, from the columbia capital. but they survived on goodwill along the way. but that dried up when they cross the border the situation at home is dia and geo say

u. n. estimates a 3rd of all sea food might be fished. we emptying the oceans at an alarming rate, and not only that, the way we fish and dangers other marine animals and entire ecosystem seaford sustainability is a very touchy subject. where everybody i spoke to said, you know how complicated seafood is. but i found out there is been seaford, you can eat with a relatively good conscience if you follow some rules of them. the 1st question need to ask yourself if your why fi food is, is this species endangered for some super clear cut? so if you can avoid booth into an answer she, restaurants and other places we do. and the 2nd is another species most commonly didn't show which is not. there are many different species within that category and different types of feel, but for them, for the vast majority of them, they're in pad straits. when you do not need that, ryan bigelow who has been working for the database seafood watch for over 10 years . greenpeace has a red list. the fish fish in the wilder, the endangered. this is quite a blanket

i'm the son of a don is an early warning of what the u. n. is now calling a catastrophic food shortage. and it is expected to get was very, very worried that there are indications that we have the worst phase phase 5, affecting 353000 people in te gray. and those numbers expect to derive beyond 400000 over the next few months. if we don't get the access that we need to reach, reach those areas the while the fighting has eased. some parts of key cry remain cut off.

i'm the son of a don is an early warning of what the u. n. is now calling a catastrophic food shortage. and it is expected to get was very, very worried that there are indications that we have the worst phase phase 5, affecting 353000 people in te gray. those numbers expect to derive beyond 400000 over the next few months. if we don't get the access that we need to reach, reach those areas. the while the fighting has a, some parts of key cry remain cut off the math displacement across the region has left more than a 1000000 homeless and hungry. without more aid, this humanitarian crisis can only get was hidden from the rest of the world. say look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. me on mars military have opened new corruption cases against also the leader own phone . so cheap. the charges include misusing land and accepting bribes. so she's lawyer say the accusations are absurd. the army sees power in a coup in february, but counting is wrapping up in peruse presidential election. leftist federal castillo ho

doing, of course, is there guy, they got him elected show up and coming here on the program on t a u. n. report reveals that a lethal drone in libya actually hunted down a human target without any one operating it or even ordering it to do so. you better lift the lid on that story when we return in just about one minute. ah ah ah ah ah ah, the long when i would show the wrong one all just don't the rule out the thing because of the attitude, an engagement equal betrayal. when so many find themselves will depart, we choose to look for common ground in this not thanks of joining us. you are not. the old hollywood troop of killing machines taking over may actually be becoming a reality un report as a scribe. what believe to be the 1st case of a drone strike guided only by artificial intelligence? in other words, there was no human operator. the lethal autonomous weapon systems program to attack targets without requiring data. connectivity between the operator and the munition . in effect, a true fire. forget and fine capability. it happened in libya in march last year, a turkish made carte

holly for huff dar, that literally stop the war and to actually implement what is washington and e u and a u. n. desire to have a general free december of $24.00 elections. the within the nato countries have such leverage, such a power of such a position to enter they, they, they do. and why are your chief? why are international powers so threatened by turkeys mostly presence in the region? well, i think it will go down to a french president's macro, who openly supported at least a half star, illegitimate and sudden war a tech on the west of libya. and it has create internal lift, possibly the french aspirations in the mediterranean. unfortunately, friendship is not part of the mediterranean coast as a country plays a role, i think. and i would hope that the nato led by the president biden, will 1st and foremost to make sure that turkey can help gets about. 20000 mercenaries still present in libya and about 2000 russian wagner. group troops that have only further entrenched their position in a certain jewel for a region. that is the result of a half star failed military adventure that unfortuna

that's reporting to a u. n. report that says a total number of disgrace people has reach almost 82 and a half 1000000. when our on our top story and the elections in iran, let's speak to how made a raise. and body was a feel of the thing time the blow house, and he's joining us 5 from here. i'm very good to have you with us. let's talk about the turn out 1st, which is expected to be low for this presidential election lower than previous election in 2013. it was a strong middle class, and this strong support from the middle class that got hi, sandra honey elected. why is it not as enthusiastic about the vote this time around? it's a pleasure to be on your program. you know, there are several cases actually leading to the current situation. first of all, the bad, the current situation that we are facing and it is mainly charged as the nice thing that's a mismanagement of the peasant on government. and many of his supporters are actually disappointed with the ballot box because they see me says that he had made ha

a u. n. court has rejected the appeal a form above me and said commander bactrim luggage, who was sentenced to life and 2017 for genocide and war crimes, including the 70 some africa tubs, the butcher of bosnia luggage was found guilty of killing more than 8000 muslim men and boys during the bosnian war in the 1900 ninety's, the judges have upheld his conviction and life sentence 26 years after the issue of his initial warren's step boss has all the latest now from the have the lifetime against homeland each has been upheld the judges found that all the appeals from the defense that were filed off to defer it again, 2017 have been rejected. it's still unclear. i have the verdict here right now it just handed over to me. what happened to the other genocide clause that actually also the prosecutor wanted to be him, be convicted for, but for sure. now the life sentence has been piled up means that the boss in serbian commander article melodic will have to spend the rest of his life in prison .

u. n. g, a delusion. so that kind of behavior is affecting burma people and allowing them to call to continue the crime against humanity in burma. so when the executive director of the burma human rights network, sir, thank you so much for having been with us. thank you. thank you. my pleasure. gunman in northern afghanistan have killed at least 10 local workers employed to clear landmines by a british charity. when they say that they scaled the walls of the com in baghlan province and gathered the workers together before opening fire. 60 more being treated for their injuries, the government is blaming the taliban, but its spokesman has denied responsibility. the victims that worked for the halo trust, mind clearing organization. we were enough going on long before 911. we've been going in afghanistan since 988. we've worked 3 different regimes, different phases of african history, and we are determined to carry on our work. we will carry on. we are humanitarian organization, our duty to save life and res

what was the mean in the south of the country and in the center in the north we saw a tag on the u. n. base just a few days ago, perhaps orchestrated by the slamming state in the greater so hard to groups. there are gaining ground and gaining areas where the molly and army are retreating and losing control. hundreds of people in hong kong have defined a ban on memorials mocking china's deadly cracked down in town and square. forties had found the vigil for a 2nd straight year and even arrested. one of the organizes that didn't stop, the protest is from turning on their flashlights. and lighting candles in memory of those killed by china's brutal repression of pro democracy, protested hundreds if not thousands of people died during the crackdown, engaging in 1989 and the israel beneath the 5 don grenades at palestinians running a marathon in solidarity with residence sharah, the neighborhood is at the heart of recent tensions where jewish settlers are trying to force to be expelled palestinian residence on response. a war between israel and god last month. killing more than 250 palesti

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the toddler was one of the 1st victims to arrive in mccann, a where she underwent surgery for her injury. the u. n. says a t p. disturbed by reports the army held the ambulances, which could be a serious violation of international law. it says this has requested access to the area to assess the situation. once again, we want to see and to how still it is in the region. we want to see greater access to for humanitarian workers. and frankly, from what we've seen here, things are not going in the right direction, say the least rebels integral. i launched the new offence of last week to c t o p are prepared to hold national regional elections. there was no voting in the war torn region where the p o p in military has been battling rebel forces since november. humanitarian agencies worn that to grind is now on the brink of famine. the civilian suffering has damage. the image of ethiopian point minister abbey asked med who won the nobel peace prize in 2019. he's expected to be returned to power despite growing international concern about the situation and try the 2020 some lengthy game start next month.

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this process is part of what's called a u. n. convention on certain conventional weapons. a diplomatic tongue twister launched in the 1900 eighty's to try to regulate, know, nuclear weapons that were deemed so dangerous that they needed special attention. things like land mines and blinding lasers in 2014 leaf autonomous weapons made it onto their agenda. it's been very slow going. the processes yield is a set of guiding principles, saying that thomas weapons should be subject to human rights law. and that humans must have ultimate responsibility for their uses. but these guiding principles have no force. they just the basis for more discussions, if a campaign is calling from ban, that's not enough. we do get frustrated by the, the delays that have happened, and the delay and moving from discussions to actual negotiations of a new treaty. the main problem with this form is that it operates by consensus so many anyone states can block progress and walk that shift from discussions, negotiation only dr. gene lectures on human rights at harvard law school and is also a spokeswo

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ah, headlines on al jazeera, a u. n. court has rejected the appeal, a former bosnian serb commander right from a lie. dad. she was sentenced to life in 2017 for genocide and war crimes, including the srp, bernita massacre dog, the butcher balls. they are melodic was found guilty of killing more than a.

a u. n. court has rejected the appeal a form above me and sub commander bactrim luggage who was sentenced to life in 2017 for genocide and war crimes, including the 70 from africa tubs, the butcher of bosnia. not. it was found guilty of killing more than $8000.00 muslim men and boys during the bosnian war and the 1990.

the news headlines on al jazeera, a u. n. court has rejected the appeal of former bosnian serb commander right from a lodge was sentenced to life in 2017 for genocide and work crimes. including these 3 briny massacre dub, the butcher of bosnia milan, was found guilty of killing more than a 1000 muslim men and boys during the bosnian war. and the 1900 ninety's step, fastened has more from the hague. the life sentence against home allowed each has been upheld. the judges found that all the appeals from the defense that were filed off to defer it again. 2017 have been rejected. it's still unclear. i have the verdict here right now it's just handed over to me. what happened to the other china side cloth that actually also the prosecutor wanted to be him, be convicted for, but for sure. now the life sentence has been piled up means that the boss in serbian commander melodic will have to spend the rest of his life in prison. the f b, i says it's developed a secret encrypted device to target it criminal organizations worldwide. 800

a new era committee. the mexican president, under my new lopez over at doors, agreed to corporate to boost investment in mexico and address the root causes of migration. the u. n says about a 100000 people have been displaced by the next is fighting in men mos kaya state. it's accusing government forces of indiscriminate attacks against civilians in the southeastern state says it's worried about the deteriorating security and humanitarian situation. kaya is one of several regions where local groups fighting mean most military, june, to which is cracked down violently on the descent. since seizing power 4 months ago, which are now via skype from washington, dc by tom andrews as the united nation is special rebel to on the situation on human rights in me. and my thank you very much for being with us. it want to give us a bit more detail of, of what's going on in particular in that area of memo. well, we know that approximately 100000 people have escaped their homes and villages after being bombed by the, by the hunter, by the military. they have gone into for us and now we're getting reports that they are have little to no water food. there are people getting si

and if you'll see great region that's according to a u. n. report figure as an estimate by a committee of un agencies and 8 groups. it's disputed by if you government. the report also warns that famine will threaten 5000000 more people there unless they get urgent. humanitarian aid. fighting broke out into great in november between if yoke has government and the regions former governor party the great people's liberation front and the u. n. says both sides are preventing aid from getting into t grade level of food insecurity, malnutrition, or the alarming levels. preliminary field reports from axiom and we're in the central zone, indicate visible signs of starvation among internally displaced people in the community in the north western zone of t. great aid workers noted severe need for food after the burning alluding of harvests. my mother though, has more from if you guess capital addis ababa. this is huge coming from the you and i'm almost the entire human italian community. these committee stuff is making, these have meant is made up of

hoping to grow up and have a good life, but hunger has left him where he is now with a don is an early warning of what the u. n. is now calling a catastrophic food shortage. and it is expected to get was very, very worried that there are indications that we have the worst phase phase 5, affecting 353000 people in te gray. those numbers expect to derive beyond 400000 over the next few months. if we don't get the access that we need to reach, reach those areas the while the fighting has eased, some parts of keep cry remain cut off. mass displacement across the region has left more than a 1000000 homeless and hungry. without more age, these humanitarian crisis can only get worse. hidden from the rest of the world. and the report by amnesty international details, china's systematic persecution of the weaker minority in the shin young region. it shows how since 2017, beijing has carried out a campaign of repression against the predominantly muslim minority incarcerating millions and so called re education camps. but even those spared imprisonment are subject to harsh surveillance measures. the w. learn more about t

but hunger has left him where he is now, before i'm beside one on i need a don is an early warning of what the u. n is now calling a catastrophic food shortage. and it is expected to get was very, very worried that there are indications that we have the worst phase phase 5, affecting 353000 people in te gray. those numbers expect to derive beyond 400000 over the next few months. if we don't get the access that we need to reach, reach those areas the while the fighting has eased, some parts of t gray remain cut off. mass displacement across the region has left more than a 1000000 homeless and hungry. without more aid, these humanitarian crisis can only get worse, hidden from the rest of the world. well here in germany, members of the greens have opened their 3 day party conference into formerly endorse analynn, bear bach as their candidate for chancellor in september's national elections was comes up for a recent poll showed a drop in popularity for the environmentalist party. the greens had made major gains after bare bach nomination of back in april, but several blunders by some members have set t

when i decide on a don is an early warning of what the u. n is now calling a catastrophic food shortage. and it is expected to get was very, very worried that there are indications that we have the worst phase phase 5, affecting 353000 people in te gray. those numbers expect to derive beyond 400000 over the next few months. if we don't get the access that we need to reach, reach those areas. the while the fighting has eased, some parts of tea cry remain cut off. math displacement across the region has left more than a 1000000 homeless and hungry. without more aid, these humanitarian crisis can only get worse, hidden from the rest of the world. and we knew report by honesty, international details, china, systematic prosecution of the weaker minority in the, in john region. it shows how since 2017, beijing has carried out a complain of repression against the predominantly muslim minority incarcerating millions and so called reeducation camps. leaving those spad imprisonment are subject to heart. the valence measures to w learn more about the dai

on a don is an early warning of what the u. n. is now calling a catastrophic food shortage. and it is expected to get was very, very worried that there are indications that we have the worst phase phase 5, affecting 353000 people in te gray. and those numbers expect to derive beyond 400000 over the next few months. if we don't get the access that we need to reach, reach those areas. the goal, while the fighting has eased, some parts of cry remain, cut off the math displacement across the region. has left more than a 1000000 homeless and hungry. without more aid, this humanitarian crisis can only get worse, hidden from the rest of the world. let's take a look at the stories and headlines around the world. we in laws military have opened new corruption cases against alfred leader bank to cheat. the charges include misusing land and accepting bribes to cheese lawyers said the accusations are absurd. the army sees power in the coo and february. both counting is wrapping up in perused presidential election left as petro castillo holds a slim lead of a conservative cake for he mur