u. n. and the world health organization said the facility had run out of supplies. 10 staff members were still trying to provide 1st aid there. well, at least 80 injured people, including the elderly and young children, took refuge at the hospital. and medical officials spoke about the situation in the hospital in the church on the hospital grounds where we're seeing patients with severe orthopedic needs. plastics currently have no operating or operating on the 5 doctors and 5 years their patients here who have been injured even more than a month. no surgery. they're patients who have been operated on, but they are now getting close somewhere to infections because the hospital doesn't have sufficient antibiotics, w h o m s, entries and submission with, you know, to new india assessing on mass has brought some medicines or medical supplies. but it's just going to address some of the needs because they, they don't have sufficient stuff. and as you can see behind me, the patients are on the hospital cues are on the floor. they're suffering enormously here. this is a completely unacceptable situat

is the customer in due by friday was world aids day and global organizations, including the world health organization in the u. n backing tockets to and aids of public health threat by 2030 donna is using age ivy self testing kit to help people find out the status without having to visit a doctor. but the trisic site is, will affect the quality of data gathering. rejoice not heavy doing. it's very happy about it. you to have yourself test key. she works in a mobile phones told by d. and as a 6 wake up at night in the past, she would have gone to the hospital to get tested for each of you. but she cannot test from who or says met is easy on this place of going to to be called in. this is when you get to the hospital and running those days to see some weights on on that. so it's even easier sometimes it does not come up. no, i think it's got his bottom to it is, did you rise up each of the infections? and if that's helpful, 2022 alone. nearly 24000 people were tested positive for the virus. according to the guy that used commission, research shows that up to 30 percent of infected people, unaware of the test pages

rights of the palestinians to self determination and providing justice and equality for the people of both palestine and israel. the declaration was adopted by the u. n. and 1948, shortly after world war 2 built around universal equality, justice and the right to fundamental freedoms. however, many question whether the spirit of the declaration is applied in practice to conflicts around the world. so to memory the occasion, former us secretary of state, hillary clinton released an article lot in the declaration. however, people were quick to remind her about her own contribution to the human rights agenda. you support apostolic, this rails, human right, to commit genocide. this is what you support, how have those human rights worked out, the dozens of countries in the last few decades. your definition of human rights is now being practiced in garza and you, a secretary of state anthony blinkin was also on hand to underline. washington's commitment to human rights. human advise belong to everyone. the universe cell in do i, civil and interrelated? today as we recognize 75 years of the universal declaration of human rights, the solid deep commitments to protect human rights and hold

the palestinians to self determination on providing justice and equality for the people of both palestine and israel. while the declaration was adopted by the u. n a 1940 eights, and the aftermath of the 2nd world war, the document aim to secure universal equality, justice and the right to fundamental freedoms. but some critics now question whether this spirits of the declaration is truly being upheld in modern conflicts around the world. and former us secretary of state, hillary clinton has faced a slew of condemnation after an article she pinned all the human rights declaration, stirred old memories of her rule in washington's military interventions during our time and office and our support for some ongoing worst to you. support to possibly dis, rails human, right? to commit genocide, this is what you support. how have those human rights worked out? the dozens of countries in the last few decades. your definition of human rights is now being practiced in garza while current us secretary of state on so they blinked and also use the anniversary to underline washington's commitment to human rights. a human advice belong to everyone. the universal in july, simple and interrelated today as we rec

the you when says it's the most dangerous place in the world to be a child's. the u. n. chief and folks are rarely use power to warn the security council. the warren garza poses a threat to the world and rights groups find is really attack and 11 on that killed her voice was during the list in october. was a deliberate act, the it's 11 gmc and it's 2 months into israel's war. there, the military onslaught against palestinians persists on abated. the offensive in garza began on october the 7th after an unprecedented attack by how mass fighters, members of the assigned brigade stuff. the armed wing of the group and other palestinian resistance fighters infiltrated is really territory by air, land, and sea. a 1147 is really is were killed dante, including 320 soldiers and 59 police officers. a police, 240 people, is released on 4 nationals were taken captive. what ensued was the declaration of for by the prime minister benjamin netanyahu on him, us and a promise to eliminate the group. his defense minister immediately whole to be in port of all water, food, electricity, and fuel to t

and hair sprays. through the whole uv rays were able to sign on to our earth and our skin unimpeded to fix the damage. all of the world's countries met the u. n. and ratified the montreal protocol banning the dangerous gas protocol . put the ozone layer on the road to recovery, but it left out one crucial substance. laughing gas. it's more harmful for our environment than any of the others. but why is it barely talked about nitrous oxide, better known as sloughing gas? all this stuff is no joke. oh, yeah, it is in the past that can become now the just remaining spec to the ozone layer and could undo one of the biggest environmental successes that humanity is ever experienced. and as if that wasn't enough, it's also super potent greenhouse gas that makes global warming and a lot worse. so why you spell when talking about nitrous oxide? and how can we stop this stuff from building up in our atmosphere? you probably know nitrous oxide from these little kenneth this. but what is it into oh is a colorless gas that's made up of nitrogen and oxygen english chemist just briefly 1st synthesize that in $1772.00. and the chemist just experimented with a

so some of the between gas and these are left will be the increase that in the next coming days and weeks. the u. n. world state program has one that given the current level of destruction in gals that more people could die, thomas. so from the aftermath of the word done from the actual is really military strikes it's, it's showing a prospect given the already high debt total, isn't it? it's a shocking one, but they have to pay the fees on assessment that it's a, that's equal to be pretty accurate a if we can not pay for would not be able to get to that, of course. so you might already have a set of together. we depart this and so on to cut also these a vicious cycle that we were not able to teach people that are not able to provide support. we are not able to be for the, we're not able to get both there and this was they shouldn't yet i was part of my colleagues. so by this side of crescent, what they mean, we know exactly how to save lives. so we know exactly what they did, something, but we don't have the means to do that. we don't have the conditions. we don't have the agents. so we just need to be ma

the a robot must protect this phone. existence was on the board of the 5 and give us people anywhere in the world. not even guys. b, u. n. headstones. the law move, a 100 is all set and the impact on the policy and own plate location is where i live, obstructing the distribution of humanitarian aid. also next feed installation with people that are leaving and all that kind of the spacing sports. it became shows that i mean that they went south days, he's on the home was by the lights on why in the red cross and crescent official tells all to the goals, facing academic, completely infectious diseases without access to large saving treatment. and some of the us has once again exposed itself in front of the world.

the u. n. and other world bodies not to box this move? could it be challenged by neighboring pocket spelling in china? what's your view of the international law? how? how does that comes into this? the absolutely see as the in the eyes. good. so on this stuff is totally the right direction. i'd like to be assign the complete dumb one cause read. uh is that a good bottle for india? and the one which is the old with the bucket on which is bought, bought it on. okay. if i don't want to need that, didn't we'll just drop off beautiful boatley and give did want to tom had been illegally occupied from india uh, from dom one cost me, which is still had to buy it, bought this on us. but our own mortgage made you didn't know the libyan become like any of those did, which is like a good say how do you run up a job with the police? what's that? yeah, but there it in under uh in the tunnel. but the star has to come back to the list. we are already making a pretty we've done the lessons are concerned that some dude can be left listed at the same time, s

life and know that the let's find the best and the other ones are going to set the latest figures from the u. n. food and agricultural organizations said quite clearly about 60 percent of the world's food for stocks are exploited and exhausted to their biological limit drive. and around 30 or $32.00 are severely depleted sense and that means more is being removed from ecosystems. me more fish are being fish in the oceans, then can replenish themselves biologically and naturally you lucas will not to this indeed, not fox and come is too many facia taken, and stokes cannot renew. this also affects the fishes like here in the west and baltic sea fishing company located knows if keel is looking for ways to secure the future of gemini, small scale fishes. opening up the study has shown that college has almost disappeared and tearing this throughout the staple catches of the baltic, has been of a fished for years. as a result, the eu has almost completely banned the catch of both fish species father and son, maya are able to continue because they switch to different species and fish sustainably. we've always been fishers, and you could almost say since time in the morning. it's our live

and yes. so the branches like from now or do you need stuff and i do think around the world, students, students, academics, lawmakers, are, are looking at the u. n. a. and looking at will what kind of naturally do. but i think once you were hearing we're screen back around again to the issue, office security cancel. once you begin on painting why it actually is so stuck in why i can't move at a much faster pace than we, we seen in order regional blocks in order multinational institutions. we find once again, we're back to the security kinds that we're back to the issue of the show. now having sat in the whole actually art in 6 directly beside israel. so i sat beside them for, for years. and every year, the heads of state speak and even the permanent members along the side, the other 190. all the countries will call in or has the state week and their speech and say that they need a change, a good security, cancel needs, altering year after year after year received no change and the security council continued to remain handled. so the credibility comes back at once again and a close work against the to the issue or security guys on. ready issue of

the world. the u. n's migration agency says $61.00 migrants including women and children, have drowned following a ship, rac off the coast of libya, the international organization for migration, quoted survivors. as saying the boat had the part of the libyan city as well. right headed for europe was around $86.00 people on board. a vatican court has sent a instant italian cardinal to 5 and a half years in prison for financial crimes, including several accounts of embezzlement, a former adviser to pope francis, and once considered a people contender himself. cardinal angela. bet you is the highest ranking church official to stand trial at the vatican or in the buddhist legal force. your dog man have lost more ground in the title race. they came into the match 11 points off the top of the table and we're hoping to get back to winning ways. but the team was held to a one all draw by oxford and f scrounge, just one victory from their last 7 gains, or how it didn't has it's must race. his don't mind side performed as well. independent leaguers they do in europe. when is it that champions league repub

the on or want to resume their operations and work in casa and northern garza. and we request from the different international organizations and u. n. a organizations including the red cross and the world health center. the world heard the world health organization, sorry, and the different organizations to protect the health care facilities and the hospitals as they are supposed to do for the spokesperson of the government . thank you. and we have been listening that to a sports person from guys, that is my loved one and he was giving an update about the situation and gauze. i often see fi and the the week long see fine ended on friday morning. he said that a 110 people have been co sims to see spot ended at uh, i believe its 7 o'clock in the morning local time. he said that included 3 journalists. and he is quoting on the world on the international community to ensure that the financing stops, he said the crazy war must and, and that aid ascent into gaza. he said that 60 percent of homes have been destroyed, that 50000 families have lost their homes. and thousands of still buried under the rubble with no equipment available to pull them out. he said that palestinians of a victim of a

all the other 5 and give us people anywhere in the world. not even gods. b, u. n. headstones, the law move a 100 is all set and the impact on the policy and own plate location is where i live, obstructing the distribution of humanitarian aid. also next, pnc pollution with people that are leaving and over crowded spacing sports, it became shows that, i mean, the dates went south days. he's on the phone with spite the lights on. why is the red cross and crescent official tells all to the goals and is a facing epidemic? a pint infectious diseases without access to large saving treatment. and some of the us has, once again exposed itself in the front of the world by blocking even the councils extremely, we can call for a cessation of hostilities. and guys of russia slammed the us rejection of a c, c. or if it's going to affect as the un security council pauses heavily down resolution to at least a different civilian the welcome to the news over here on ot international. i'm charlotte, even skate we have to program, had feet were more than 300000 young godson's face, m

and equality for the people of both palestine and israel. yeah, peer requests. there are now the declaration was adopted by the u. n. in 1948 in the aftermath of the 2nd world war, the document aimed to secure universal equality, justice and the right to fundamental freedoms. some critics now question whether the spirit of the decree is truly being upheld in modern complex around the world. former american secretary of state hillary clinton house faced the slew of condemnation. after an article she penned all of the human rights declaration, stirred old memories of her redirect rule and u. s. military adventures and on her backing of some ongoing worth to you support of possibly these rails human right. to commit genocide, this is what you support. how have those human rights worked out? the dozens of countries in the last few decades. your definition of human rights is now being practiced in gaza. yeah, a lot of such messages like that were at directed up smith, clinton. well, currents us that group stayed on sunny, blinking, he use the underbrush, sheets, wonder line washington's a part of commitment to human rights. a human advice belong to every one. ha

the world. at this hour, the u. n's migration agency says $61.00 migrants including women and children, have drowned following a ship rec, off the coast of libya, the international organization for migration, quoted survivors. as saying the boat had the part of the libyan city of this war headed for europe with around 86 people on board. the vatican court has sentenced in italy and cardinal to 5 and a half years in prison for financial crimes, including several accounts of embezzled in a former advisor to pope frances and once considered a paypal contender himself cardinal angelo. bet you is the highest ranking church official to stand trial at the vatican. the 1st section of mexico is maya. true. his train project has been open to the public despite objections from the environmental groups. activists say it's construction is causing massive damage to the ecosystem across the yucatan peninsula. the government has exempted the project from environmental impact studies in a bit to complete the line before next year's presidential elections. well, in the buddhist legal boost, your department have lost

little cute little dyson says this, and the number of the people in the world has rooms, distressing images from gals are poor and knows more than 150 countries up the u. n . votes for an immediate cease fire the us and israel are among the few nations to oppose them. also ahead and they came here and there is no life. there are no tens, no water, no food sizes are forced to flee to a make shift camp on the gas at coast line designated a safe stone by his trail. some of the displays question, holiday towns survive their school. so this are in the united states. what the by the ministration seems to be asking for.

and children. as i said, we know most of the world is against this conflict and wants to cease fire the u. n . can compel the ceasefire. what does that tell us about the united nations? as we understand now, that multilateralism and the work of the land is going through severe challenges the situation in gaza. and what's happened since october is, is a really big crisis. but looking back ever since last february was the outbreak of the warranty, praying and rushes invasion. we've seen the security council struggle to make meaningful impact and adopt decisions back impact to one of the permanent members. in this situation, we know that the us has a national interest in working alongside israel and not going through in the un security channel for it by vehicle of diplomacy. but this is not the 1st instance. i'm fortunately won't be the last 4 of the security council is, is paralyzed by decisions. and that's why we're seeing conversations elsewhere, whether in the un general assembly or some of that efforts of other international actors and countries to try and facilitate diplomacy. but doesn't m

the published and in ministry of tourism and antiquities is demanding that the u. n's culture long. this is unesco takes urgent action. the crime of targeting and destroying archaeological sides to spur the world and you ness, go into action to preserve this great civilizational and cultural heritage, as well as well, is deliberately targeting palestinian cultural heritage that's according to the you are mad human rights mona. to this include, strikes an archaeological sites, historical buildings, places of worship, and museums. well palestinian officials estimate that move in a 100 mosques have been destroyed since october the 7th. now the you are mad groups, dresses. the international humanitarian law strictly prohibits the deliberate targeting of cultural and religious sites, which a not legitimate military targets that the idea is alleged to have targeted the historic out omari mosque. this is the most getting the center of gauze, the city destroying its mentor, right, which they to bach. $1400.00 is the religious side is also the largest. i'm the oldest most in the own life. now it's also been alleged. it's 3 historic churches in goes. i would also hate by these way, the army, one of them

the u. m. last a, in this conflict they lost the lives of u. n. k. there's the thought of more than any human life to do and last, anywhere in the world. this is something extreme defending. those are serious discussions that we have with all of the global powers. and we believe that there is maybe a gradual slide shift, but it's going to take some time. but the focus on the pension has to be to bring everybody around, to assume that responsibilities are really stuff in the glove box and goes a because it because it essentially to do so. and to also i need to find me. i depart from this mentality and the idea that a we, we have to look at goes up from the prospect of basically managing the state of affairs and goes to the day after. that's what i'm off got to. so you will not be able to basically find partners tonight at the start the school and the state of affairs and goes with the day off the unless this is basically part and parcel of abroad the plan and the approach that is time bound, the test clear deliverables clear katy eyes. the 3 is both garza and the westbank as an integral unit that a, a delivering within a fixed and clear

this is the highest number of people facing high levels of food and security that the u. n. has ever classified for any given area or country in the world, food program is a warning of a famine and gaza if the conflict continues. also the un human rights office says it has received allegations of what could be a war. crime buys really forces in gaza. witnesses say is really soldiers executed at least 11, an armed palestinian men in front of their families in the north of the strip. they were accused of storming a residential building, and then separating men from the women and children. a while else 0 spoke the several eye witnesses. i gave them a show. most of them are they still in the building. they force the entry into residential flats. they did the buttons and the lower levels. i live on the 6th floor. i put my door and switching lights on, they stole my house, i told them or a family, a household of civilians. they sorres' men and their wives and children. my brother in law tried to speak and explain it all in the house of civilians, but they starting dead. after that they rounded the men up and the women in the opposite house. t

prepare the as people around the world's count down to the new dia, the world food program says it's in a race against time to avoid starvation for millions and gallons of the u. n. agency says only a long term see spot and then did humanitarian access can prevents the crosses from getting worse. it comes as israel expands it's offensive on the strip. early on sunday to refugee camps and central cancer were hit by is rarely strikes. and at least 12 palestinians were killed with house and elza why the neighborhood was drunk and heavy shelling. since the more began more than 21600 palestinians have been killed. honey milk, we joins us live from rafa in southern guys are in can you just bring us up to date with the light is on these is riley strikes that have happened right across the gaza strip of night and into this morning? yes, tom moore, massive relentless. the air bombardments and artillery swimming keep counting the entire gauze district. but within the past few days, i nearly hours of this morning. i seemed to be more concentrated on refugee. it comes into a central area of the gaza strip. we're talking about a on the site at the end of the res refugee camp

example, they say israel and it is part of the of the nations of the world has taken upon itself agreeing to international laws, international conventions, and being part of the u. n. 2 months is not how much is not good? there is responsibility in some of these common values that we share are the ground to this relationship to this alliance. what is real steps back of it? then you know this alliance good. we can do it. well. what this me, what does this mean then to, to attempt or calls to rehabilitate the ppo or the palestinian authority in some form that would make it least appear to have the authority of a governing power? correct. i mean, the housing authority is, is a, recognize it as the official representation of the palestinians and the americans is pushing strong to bring it forth. is really pushing back. but the problem is that as long as there's no keeps pushing back without bringing any alternatives, it, it remains in control. what happens is guys are any by in the world's eyes and also imagine patrol. what happens to the population and goes up to the civilians and gaza. we need not just age but would need to have recovery. we need to have, you know,

2020 to help support the country during what was supposed to be a transition to democracy, was so fall, killed 5000 people and displaced more than 5200000 judges at the u. n. world quotes have ordered venezuela to refrain from refrain from taking any action in a boat. a dispute with gayana. the cold didn't explicitly forbid venezuela from holding a plan to referendum on sunday all asking citizens to ross if i it's rights on the as a keyboard region. alexander, run p a t t ports to you and stop court in the hey, it gets sent a clear message to venezuela over a stretch to an ex along disputed part of neighboring go. yeah. now, pending a final decision in the case, the boulevard in republic of venezuela shall refrain from taking any action which would modify the situation that currently prevails in the territory and dispute whereby the cooperative republic of guy on it as ministers and exercises control over that area the area known as the, as a keep a region was assigned to good yet. and then a british colony in an international arbitration decision in 1899. but then as well as refuse to recognize that decision since 1962, the year after year and it was granted au

the nations links against denmark today, off to a dreadful world comp. the good health is welcome to the program. the u. n. has described the renewed financing between our mazda militants and as well as a return to how long us, for the people of gauze up a still disease resume this morning. officer. negotiate has failed to extend what have become a 7 day c spot. officials from the hamas controlled health ministry, se dozens of gall, since i've been killed in the hours since then. after a week of relative calm, the sound of war has returned to gaza. the explosions rang out across the enclave. dashing hopes that the truth would again be extended. israel said, resumed combat after him, ass violated the terms. but how mass which the u. s. and the you have designated a terrorist organization, blamed israel for the breakdown and talks in the southern city of rafa, palestinians raised to sign survivors in the rubble is the. this is the house of civilians. people who fled from the area. they're all young and children. there were similar themes in nearby hun units where a hospital was inundated with wounded civilians or well, we were at home listening to the news. when the bombing

the u. n. and it says is going to have the right to retaliate against is them, is committed to the world. but it came off of the idea was accused of cooling. and iranian come on the and then s like on syria or on reserves, it's legitimate to an inherent right under international law or in the united nations charter to respond decisively as an appropriate time the necessary the come on it was a member of the israel amex revolutionary god, cool. his body was brought back to his own country. this is a austin, correspond that use of jelly, was among the crowns, making their way through the streets and there on the way to the burial, to save rosie's body, arriving to her also early in the morning glow, hold time out. 3 was taken to a garage in the rocky series of natural frontier or the holy science of calls. some of the she hides the holy figures and the moms are located. of course, are there even a significant number of iraqi people took part in his funeral and also members of the ash, the shabby or also known as a popular mobilization units, or which is one of the largest um, fortunate arms

and humanitarian initiatives. however, a different story unfolds in some parts of our world. despite the u. n. so watch the spectra of human rights violations, hormones the most venerable and come pick written areas like ukraine, sudan, and gaza. tales of a polling suffering emerging with the rights to life safety and basic needs on not just infringed, but often the filed and shifted. and you had of new technologies such as artificial intelligence and the escalating climate change crisis. also present unprecedented challenges to human rights. so it was a need to re evaluate the human rights framework to address this pressing concern un high commissioner for human rights poker took talks to out to 0. the un high commissioner for human rights poker took. thank you for talking to out there to begin with a lot of conflict in the wills at this time. but let's start right away with what is happening in gaza and the occupied westbank and israel's actions, the which is the critics contend as a method application of human rights. but we're seeing an unmitigated tragedy. we see very great foundations of

the u. n says that funding for aid is running low. most of the world's attention is focused elsewhere with russia's war in ukraine. and israel is military campaign on garza low. meanwhile, costume is a daily battle ground, and war rages on the outskirts of ward my dining. in what many fear is a new front in this war? if this i'm getting food, audra 0 for news continues hair on i'll just say are off to one. 0 one east i'm, it's the world slow down. we stand for as homes with tips of global nickel reserves . indonesia is points to leave the global, the battery industries. we definitely manage our abundant resources and play a role in solar energy. harnessing offerings, 75 percent of global carbon credits. essential, committed to being fine. mental protection, enhancing investment climate. digital licensing, your better tomorrow for either strictly tens of thousands of people go missing every year. but indigenous women disappeared at a disproportionately higher rights. i don't know what they've been doing. as a family member, we should been notified not kept in the how right to know what happened? some relatives of the m

the netherlands. welcome to world news america. as international calls for a ceasefire between israel and hamas grow, the u—n security council has delayed vote for a second day calling for a stop to the fighting. the biggest hold up: agreeing to language that will avoid the us veto—ing yet another resolution. the bbc�*s nada tawfik is at the un, following the day's developments. are there any indications of what the us position is likely to intense negotiations continue, the united states saying they're trying to resolve outstanding issues of the council members that they fully support getting more humanitarian aid in the gaza and speaking to diplomats, the sticking points or main language in regards to hostilities and we have seen the resolutions watered down to call for a suspension of hostilities but there is a phrase and then it still refers to urgent steps to get to a sustainable cessation of hostilities there remains a sticking point. we also hear from diplomats there remains a sticking point. we also hearfrom diplomats that there remains a sticking point. we also hear from diplomats that israel is only putting pressure on the uni