u. n. and the many resolutions of being that emissions that must end up for, for the people of protestant. and as you would have seen, that we have also presented the reports of others organs of the united nations. which of all is that there is a possibility of genocide happening in the augusta the well, most technologies must then must. they kind of be more clear evidence, evidence compiled by bodies of the admissions. speaking about connotates. israel's argument is also that the only context that matches is what i'd folded on october 7 mentioning come us repeatedly as a terrorist organization. something that the amc has also been labeled in the past . how do you make of those revelations with that kind of argument, given the developments in the middle east. so we obviously have them condemned the extremes of i'm us and you'd have seen our statement from the government condemning the issues of a mazda on the 7th of october. and, and then we have also done that through diplomatic china as to wh

u. n. and the u. s. temporarily suspended 8 supplied last year. following allegations of fest be entering president, detach you is urging both of the international community and the fuel you and government to intervene in t drive to save lives. newly for the media and haile selassie reports from the region this, this is all that's 70 years old. get bremond seen how goes and his family had been able to have it in present months, barely enough to survive. oh, there's famine, we are starving aluminum and crisis for some days. i'm able to find something to eat. other days i go to bed with an empty stomach. what can we do? where can we go? how long could as conditions was, ended up his family and many young people left the area. but most of the leisure being like a brit missing. most of these couple of have died on the a few months. i left. it's the result of 4 years of phase rates, including the west, jolting decades as well as the device. the thing was in the copious degree future. hipaa. now we have farmers who worked our land, where we couldn't do t

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u. n. and e u diplomat. valuable and welcome to each of you, mr. shavers. so i'll start with you in toronto and start with the criminal complaint against this really president isaac hit song in switzerland, mountain theory. i know that suited countries don't have criminal jurisdiction, or the heads of state government and the foreign ministers of any other countries. but can that immunity be lifted in certain circumstances such as cases of alleged crimes against humanity? not as the international law stands today, there is a quite a clear judgement of the international court of justice from about 20 years ago. that said, is that the, the national court simply cannot exercise jurisdiction in criminal matters over a for in the head of state or for administer. so i think it's pretty clear there, and i think that's probably the, the, the fatal fact of the complaint that was made against the president of israel in switzerland a few days ago. okay. was cassidy. there has been a lot of activity in western countries recently using universal jurisdiction targeting p

u. n and is well at all historical low. at the moment, we've had several high profile figures within the u. n. criticizing israel and how it's being conducting. it's more in gaza and not allowing humanitarian aiden and all of those cool spies parts of the un for a c spine. at the same time, we know that is well, has been a long critic of unread. this is not unusual for me as well to be making allegations of. i know, of course these allegations of form we'll see, race and what we've heard in the past. but it has said in the past, unreal basis of being used by tyra organizations. but an investigation is yet to take place. it's just a number of days ago that these allegations 1st came forward. so there's been very little time for that to happen. the response though, has been swift from the us. it's it's allies awesome that absolutely. we've had well, 9 countries, almost a dozen countries saying that we're going to stop the funding. we don't want to be touched by this. this includes the u. s. the u. k. jeremy big fund does of un

u. n. and the un mission, when they arrived in the empty cities and towns of not going to kind of a, they said that they couldn't find violations of human rights there. so there are corruption on different players, international corruption and also corruption on the political level in the are among the, are in the army and government and also agreement of the mindset. in my opinion, some of the other big johnny side, which is based on ethnic cleansing of, to armenians from their, from their home towns just like what's happened, drink what one, when the ultimate need 5, committed. similar, if you use crimes against the armenians back then did the difference this time is that as of age on a is a back by turkey. and the also so many regional and international powers who have given green lights to as of age on to commit this ethnic cleansing against armenians. all right, so like many other regions or, or on claims in various parts of the world, there have been frozen, conflicts over land. what make

u. n and engage the security council and the general assembly and the secretary general. we are engaging them was part of this, a group of countries in which you, man, i mostly the united, around these things that i mentioned. you add to it that a member of our route south africa is dealt with the issue of asking the i cda to take from we do not imagine to stop the killing of our people to stop the genocide . which means that it is increasing the pressure and that is that i usually side and those who are shielding is that i and that they cannot continue to run away from stopping it. or they have to stop the war, sees why it has to be put in place and hopefully very soon. and now for some sports news, the 1st round of the matches of the 2024 african cope of nations has wrapped up in the ivory coast. is local, gentlest society, my body with more on how the events being going so far. i just forget to get permission for me and 2 days after being matched the hospital beginning the 3 points to get me be so much the provides been upset as one of his properties where has drove by

u. n, and they miss it. they purposely twisted and turn it and where it doesn't give them any authorization to the launch military force and they launch military force and they say o d u n gave us permission, but that's not what was in the resolution. and what the stroller government of yeah man is doing is policing the flow. busy of traffic in the red sea such that none of it gets to help the state, the apartheid state of israel does not. huh. but these are these a civilian cargo ships, though, can do nothing to the, the, the, who's the soul of doris. the with paula studies is not on the mines by the fact that the doing exactly what they're accusing is way of doing targeting civilians, innocent people, and all this. well, you know, um the, how the, um the uh, the unstructured movement in yet the amen has been targeted since 2015 illegally. again. what are you in resolution that didn't dare saudi arabia of the authority to attack? and they have, they have live under. they have lost 337000 people in the war. m

u. n. and also being in breach of international law, we sole accusations being traded between the israeli and palestinian representative . both of them accusing each other of genocide before of course south africa reiterates it, the quote for a c spot. all of this, just to remind you, coming 5 days after that crucial ruling of the international court of justice and the hague. that's the u. s. highest quote. the rule is that there is substantial evidence plausible evidence to allow israel to be put on trial for possible breaches of the geneva. and so the genocide convention in the meantime. uh, that's uh quote issue what amounts to is in junction to cease and desist order. quoting for israel with immediate affects, make sure its military does not commit acts. that could be perceived as genocide. israel under pressure close to report back on his progress in a months time that is the background or if they thought everybody got it to james base, standing by at the united nations, the in new york, a

u. n., and i told them that we knew there were maps, and these maps were held by hamas.t showed that if they could break through the barrier, it was how they are going to kill as many jews as fast as they could. and it happened. and when you look at the situation that happened, and for anybody that says why should we care about israel. in my opponents have said it's israel's issue. no, it's our issue to. because 33 americans were butchered that day. we have american hostages now as we speak. but it israel is a bright spot in a tough neighborhood. there is the tip of the spear when it comes to defeating terrorism. it has never been that israel needs america. it has always been that america needs israel. and on that horrific day, when they beheaded those people, and burn those babies alive, and took those girls out of the concert and -- and dragged their naked bodies through the streets of gaza, what did they say? death to israel, death to america. >> we have got to do three things when it comes to israel. we need to give them whatever they need, whenever they need at. we

existing governments are asking for the government in dollars a cynical and have a critical that's how the russian ambassador to the u. n. but selina ben z a describes those pushing for our ukranian piece formula and mid cabins. dudley shelling of civilian areas in belgrade itself on december 30th. the gave received it on by british and american consultants in a powerless rage fired cluster munitions into residential areas of the russian city of belgrade, killing $25.00 people, including 5 children, made such events, keeps promotion of the so called peace formula and the convening of the next meeting in davos looks especially hypocritical and scenic cove. this is a sort of peacekeeping initiative, but in fact, and ultimate them to russia, which has nothing to do with resolving the situation and ukraine. any discussion without the participation of russia is obviously doomed to failure. for our part, we have never refused negotiations, but the language of ultimatums is not acceptable. pro. all you create had to do is implement mets, even when the collective west france trim united states turned her back on. mentioned in t

and southern guy. so thank you so much. i smell states including the u. s. new key and canada have hold of funding for the u. n. age and civil boddeson and refugees. that software is really less that some of the agencies stoffers were involved in the october 7th federal tax by from us. now the agency and just said it had filed the word close on the suspicion and that an investigation was on the way the us was sort of default in addition, because financially back of the agency has previously said its ability to deliver it to god. that is on the verge of collapse. moving onto protests that have been taking place in kenya, following will be able to, to continue to feminine. i'm not seen to national says more than 500 cases of feminist side or the kidding of them. and then goes happen between 20162023, many by the boston. those are all those known to them. thousands of people have march to the streets of nairobi, calling for an end to the violence. wow. there's anger for victims on the streets of night will be hundreds of women and girls have been murdered in can you in the last 5 years and the killings continue a

u. n. and 1947. professor bobbie, i thank you so much for coming on again on the going, i'm the guy last time you were on the for a book that probably educated just so many of those demonstrating in those native nations against what's happening in the middle east right now. i've got to really begin by asking you why the lack of compassion across the israel, for gods, or i know a lot of the images, a sense of the nature of nations, presume in israel as well, but why the lack of seeming compassion for what the rest of the world is seeing israel's troops due to gaza to thank you, living you once again having me once again on your, on your program. i think that there is nothing you in the way and the level of compression is you say, i mean i've been experiencing it. i know before the service of october, if i tried to speak with is really just on the human side of the test. when he was 1948, i failed to see any compassion i. ready remember the, the take on goes in 122014 with the event by the high a

u. n. and they sat side by side for a minute and then yeah, i wouldn't, and that was, it was not welcome at the white house. you know, i was a supporter, bernie sanders and uh, but i bought it for buying and i have been once now once in one time, many times over, a very kind of surprise unhappy with the things that binding has done since he's been present. they helped the people to help the poor to, to stand with the union. so i've never seen a president go to a union march or demonstration to support the union against the automakers. so i think that that there's will no more in the months or years to come. yeah, i mean if there's a speak to that because i, it makes me think about the future or the potential future of the left before you guys want to ask you this. if you were in avatar progressive politics, long before people knew what bernie sanders was or who uh and alexandria will cost you a quarter to as was. now there are pod cast about the end of neo liberalism, and more people are joinin

and so that it was half colonial with us, russia, b, u, d, u n. and no one from representative of the countries, but it was about the middle eastern settlement. the only thing that was achieved, at least in the, let's see, this was that, you know, the rest of the quarter to members agreed to invite from time to time to representatives, just for legal therapist, for the main discussion would have already been over and just simply informed them of what the senior partners have agreed upon and whether they have agreed or something seo with them right now when as mentioned, does into the term that we have. we have an interest in, in the new city. effective use. yeah. mediation recognize this as the big you have already. i have also noticed that the leading role should be played by the regional countries that you would have taken from my multiple discussions with these countries with jordan guitar, emory, it's and other colleagues that they are prepared to take over it section and it should as you put into spearhead, and you would not be easy since the

u. n. and we're wondering whether this conduct, this kind of behavior is, is worthy of, you know, i think you assume we see, i think the represented the russian federation for the statement. i do not wish to prolong this exchange too long. we had to deal with an important matter of substance. i would have liked to be able to explain myself in tosto his language, but i couldn't do that. unfortunately, i would like to make a couple of comments the yesterday as president of the security council. in the 2nd part of the morning, i received a request to hold an urgent need to inform you that request was telling you that the a seat get a hold of me. so this was for me to shoot in this way by the russians federation to the the presidency believed at that point. that was the debate on the situation and goes as you have undermined yourself just needed to continue on. so there were around 25 speakers remaining from the list i as far as i remember. and it seems necessary for me that given the seriousness o

u. n. and to put real pressure on israel, it's allies have done nothing to prevent this, this risk of famine and this risk of genocide. so now it's time for people to continue pressuring their governments and for governments to economically pressure israel to diplomatically pressure israel and politically, pressure israel to stop um, desponding. we've spoken a lot here, michael. about intent, as many agencies have pointed out, the use of starvation as a weapon of what is a will crime. so what sort of accountability cannot be, will there be i to call it a war crime in legal terms. what that means is to we can try and hold individuals accountable through international criminal courts through international court of justice to national courts. the problem of focusing on international laws of war is it's often after the fact after the fighting ends and it goes up to individuals. and it still allows the laws of war still allow for killing of people. and israel will make the argument that it is out of

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that most of those who wants to buy them the war and guys are going on in search of, of safe haven with the u. n. same and nearly 90 percent of the residents have been displaced now every day brings new casualties. according to the numbers you can see here, a 1000 children named gather, killed every 10 days added up from a daily total of 100 losing their lives. now we've discussed this situation with unicef communications officer, sally, more ways mr. huizenga is becoming more than that. that's profit gets its, uh, a really hell for to and then not right now. there's no where to go. that's i think that's the problem. the biggest problem and then goes i and what sets us apart from other conflicts. maybe 1900000 people have been internally displaced. um, those people are living in a very crowded, a shelters as a crowd the areas and they're being pushed even more to, to, to lesser and smaller areas. and this creates a real, a risk for diseases, but also for, for increased needs, changing it a for water for sanitation as well. uh, the musical help that we are seeing and know in, in god i'm in georgi

u. n. and the ex governor of south carolina, nikki haley. we spoke to talk show host steve mouse, but he says the poles showed that the republicans on nobody to give up on trump a. well, a lot of things happened along the way, i think, got as the campaign progressed, it became more more apparent that the republicans weren't, weren't giving up on donald trump. in fact, the more the government went after donald trump, the better he did in the polls natural nationally, and i had to head against bite and, and within the republican primary polls as well run de santis. how to, how to, how to make a choice. here, i mean he's, as he said, designed to pledge to support the nominee. he could have waited and said, i'll wait and see who the nominee is going to be. but he doesn't like nikki haley off. that's pretty obvious. i mean on his way out, he took a shot and hailey basically saying she's an establishment republican. she's black republicans used to be. she's almost the same as joe biden because she's so well in french, in the establishment. and so

u. n. and bassett, or nikki haley allen official reports from manchester, new hampshire the chill of new hampshire can freeze presidential ambition. mickey healy is trying to generate heat in a campaign. republican voters of so far treated as lukewarm if she wants to win the republican primary here. she has to convince voters, she can be trump on the pipe. she has to convince both of us like marie corbett, who went for one last check before making a final decision on who gets of support and the primary american, nikki haley because she really checks a lot of my my, you know, i wanted the one fiscal responsibility but i do want somebody who is compassionate and we have several point, you know, candidates that are running through, i don't think has diff. they're telling them for very long time and are very braces . and they did their claims or prosecutors are out of control. but donald trump is a hate and the republican race, despite his troubles elsewhere. 91 indictment sewer for criminal cases.