the u. n. c is for cheapest, seemed to the team to deliveries to northern guys that were denied last week while most is frankly, forces had withdrawn from gaza, strikes on residential areas, continue. children were among the victims of this foaming and rough. uh yeah, and there's a, there's a big and mostly near like the rest of ref, residence shop degree when they're around 10, 45 in the evening. oh yeah. and is really rocket to the houses we have met of shelter. nice people. we as a, he is a bill, my sister's son in law to a daughter and to children having dinner when it's ready, me so i should have all this, that house over that head the just the email, the only lives in chicago when more that has become in the thing now the people on the whole world got used towards that. it was 3 people are killed in gaza. 20 died in 35 and died. it has become normal and we have just become members. the mouse around guns the health ministry sees nearly 34000 people has been killed in the conflict. is riley o

the u. n. c is for cheapest. seemed to the team to deliveries to northern guys that were denied last week. well, most is frankly, forces have withdrawn from gaza, strikes on residential areas, continue. the children were among the victims of this foaming and rustle. but yeah, and there's a, there's a bag and what they mean like the rest of rough, a residence to a shock degree when they're around 10, 45 in the evening and is really rocket to the houses the shelter size people, the he is he bill my sister's son in law to a daughter and to children having dinner. we is writing miss, so i said, well, they say that house over that head, the just event is that what was the zip? is you all the one more that has become in the thing, the people the whole world got used or that they want? 3 people are killed in gaza. 20 died in 35 and died. it has become normal and we have just become members. the mouse around guns the health ministry sees nearly 34000 people have been killed in the conflict. is riley offi

also heard a statement earlier before this announcement by prime minister benjamin netanyahu by the u. n. c monitoring coordinator, jamie nichols week. and he, a sudden this statement that the area has become one of the most dangerous and most difficult places to work in that this is not an isolated case. and also that you called in all parties to basically act to respect international humanitarian law. so you see how difficult it is for all these organizations to work in an active, a comfort zone. thank you so much for bringing us up to speed that is due to these corresponded tonya prime, our interest. well, we can bring you up to speed now, but some other world news stories, police in finland say a 12 year old child has died and 2 authors have been seriously injured. after a shooting at a school in himself. the country officers say another 12 year old student opened fire at a secondary school in the city of a vantage just outside the capital, helsinki, the suspect was later arrested. the 1st vessel has passed through a temporary channel that had been opened near where a bridge collapsed i

the u. n. c is 40 percent of a team to deliveries to northern guys that were denied last week. while most is frankly, forces have withdrawn from gaza, strikes on residential areas, continue. the children were among the victims of this foaming and rustle. but yeah, and there's a, there's a bag of what they mean like the rest of ref, residence shop degree when they're around 10, 45 in the evening and is really rocket to the houses the shelter says nice people the he is a bill. my sister's son in law to a daughter and to children having dinner. when is ready miss? so i said, well they stay at house. but over that head, the, just the witness that was the issue. all the one more that has think i'm in the thing. the people, the whole world got used or that it was 3 people are killed in gaza. 20 died in 35 and died. it has become normal and we have just become members. the mice ran guns, the health ministry sees nearly 34000 people has been killed in the conflict. is riley. officials say the war is known to lose a and they still plan to seen ground forces into rosa. we move in half of

also heard a statement earlier before this announcement by prime minister benjamin netanyahu by the u. n. c, monitoring coordinator, a jamie nichols week. and he, a sudden this statement that the area has become one of the most dangerous and most difficult places to work in that this is not an isolated case. and also that you called in all parties to basically act to respect international humanitarian law. so you see how difficult it is for all these organizations to work in an active, a comfort zone. thank you so much for bringing us up to speed that is due to these corresponded tonya crime are in jerusalem. spain has called on israel to clarify the details surrounding the death of the 78 workers. this comes as reports emerge in spanish media that spain will recognize palestinian statehood by july. here is a spanish prime minister pedro sanchez on a trip to jordan. i'm with them in to say, i feel like they died doing what this n g o has been devoted to for years to deliver food in devastated areas. you. this is pedro. i heard in the mountains these by the government clears up the circumsta

and the entire triangle came out today to support the students at s g p, u n. c. g. thanks very much. well, some of the student protests have told me, but they have been told by the university now that the sprinklers will be activated at midnight. so they all proactively covering the sprinklers pockets to sell themselves paint edge. as long as you was saying, some of the buildings they apply have to towards lots of the restrooms company use . obviously, people here living here for 2 days, like i need to use the restroom so they say about send a 10 by the university to get them out. and they've also been told that the university is said, it will no longer take away the trash, but the protest to say a manually to a max fail at the time to try to keep this face clean and not provide any body so they can send you what they think, okay, well based on what we've seen across the us the last few days, i kind of doubt that the university is going to be able to sprinkle away the protesters, but who knows, watch the space, fill of l. thank you very much. let's go to ellen fishe

u. n. h c. also representative in, in the news and you and it's the are, has a protection program in bunk let do so in arrange accounts. wow. so many then of feeling compelled to flee to indonesia. a good, good evening and thank you for is asking for the interview and for shifting light on this a very tragic situation. yes, it is correct that we have a your present is and i know but ration in cox poseida in buying a dish where we work with the civil populism, with deal far cheese. but it's important to keep in mind that i am the u. n. h. our representative for indonesia, so my area of responsibility is not funded fish, but i can tell why the refugee what the references are telling us when they arrive in the indonesia. and that is indeed that the 2 main reasons are 1st of all of the machine gun they are from the mall. they left the in 2017. but the real hand displacement out of me a mob is a very long one that have the been going on for several decades. and the last displacement you had was from

over a year, into the conflict between the army and the permanent treat rapids support forces, the u. n. c minutes here and office emphasize the profound impact of the conflict on children who enjoy lasting trauma. a cold and old parties do exercise max unrestrained, and avoid further bloodshed. i'll just use kristin. salumi has more now from new york. they want officials attempted to redirect international attention towards the sudan. how's the conflict they are enters and 2nd year the impact on civilians has been just devastating. and do you want officials warren, that the violence is now creeping closer to l faster? which is the capital of north are for the violence poses an extreme and immediate danger to the $800000.00 civilians who resides in as last year. and it risk triggering further violence in other parts of the 4 were more than 9000000 people are in dire need of a mind to and assistance. so down the basset or to the united nations blames is people suffering on the recess and country supplying them with weapons. he pointed to un reports that found arms flowing from chad, interes

the u. n. c is 40 percent of a team to deliveries to northern guys that were denied last week while most is frankly, forces have withdrawn from gaza, strikes on residential areas, continue. children were among the victims of this foaming and rough. uh but yeah, and there's a, there's a bedroom near like the rest of retro residence shop when they're around 10 45 in the evening. oh yeah. and is really rocket to the houses the most shelter says nice people. the he is a bill. my sister's son in law to a daughter and to children and you know, having dinner when it's ready, me so i should have all this, that house over that head. the just then is the is an issue all the with more that has become in the thing. now the people, the whole world got used our that it was 3 people are killed in gaza. 20 died in 35 and died. it has become normal. we have just become members. the mice run guns, the health industry sees nearly 34000 people have been killed in the conflict. is really officials say the war is know

so says u n. c has made great progress since coming to power in 1994. our task over the last 30 years has been to bridge the huge devise of well an opportunity in our country. between black and white, between men and women. between the adverbs and rudo drama. we have done so not only 2 products, the injustices of the past, but also that we may realize that for potential of any part of me in which every person has a stake in which every person has the opportunity to make a meaningful contribution. how does he or is doing a whole has more from the celebrations in pretoria, the south african, celebrating with some style ministry pageantry, a speech by the president and so on that election, 30 years ago that brought nelson mandela to power and the african national congress around oppose the eloquently describing those events. he of course, was intimately connected with the struggle against apartheid for many years with the dismantling of a positive answer. they often negotiations with the thin, wide ruling wide national party. and of course, a time when sou

u. n. o c h. a direct reported to the security council on the unconscionable fatality of the conflict. and confirm again the domestic reality that there is no protection of civilians in gaza while the world is witnessing the destruction of console and its life. the situation in the remainder of the occupied palestinian territory has been to to re, i think, to the last february, the minister of foreign affairs of palestine. describe this bar the suffering of the palestinian people throughout the occupied palestinian territory subjected to the colored eddies, colored the station of the territory for the racist model. and such enables that to the denying of the fund. dement of rights to the most inhuman segregation into parts hides to the negation of their very existence. day by day rates strikes, violence begins and illegal detention of palestinians in the best bang are intensifying. most of the quote, the foot of a republic was anticipated. if the situation in any event could not has ignored it . despite the very many warnings, lawman reports and messages of the united nations secretary

u. n. s. c, the united nations security council that would, that had been proposed to recognize palestine as a state which they proceeded to do. yeah. yesterday, a lot to unpack from what you've said. but don't you think that the united states given its history of v towing anything that is in any way in favor of palestinians? wouldn't they have vetoed that anyway? well, i think it's more um, stark, at the moment. certainly the history would suggest that on the other hand, they have really had to come out and support a 2 state solution. and how does one do that if one of the parties is not a state? so i think that's it more critical now. then probably it has been in the past. okay, mr. merante, if i can come to you with one of the points that miss farm on for mine made, which is the possibility that this is manageable in attack could have been carried out from iranian soil. these are not the sort of drones that you've seen has belie use against. is there any regime or those right in the regime us

u. n. s. c, and what sort of changes are needed there in your if you well, frankly, i don't think that the skillets across the security council is the relevant. and the, i don't think that there's a price comparison between the u. m and the league of nations. the big difference is of the existence of, of the permanent members of the security council who have the right to veto. this is a very important function which x actually should be viewed as the key incentive to find and negotiate a solution. and that's how it usually works. for example, recently a restaurant china to use the heat. so when you yes, table to resolution, which was actually the green light for the 0 to continue what it does in gaza with reference to the ceasefire, which was actually the main demand for the international community. only has determined determines the imperative of immediacy is fine. so i really failed to understand what is it determines to imperative and how it would have been implemented practically. so when he

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or if the squares are living in the a by 25, c, d u n. for the next step, the number. 7 of terrorists worldwide will reach 1800000000 leading to greater pressure on hot spots, housing crises, cultural erosion, environmental degradation. these are just a few of the effects of, of a tourism. so they will be asking, is there a way to do travel best? so joining us to discuss this all guests from 3 communities that are directly affected by these issues. don't for keyona found the education through travel who was born and raised in hawaii, cyrus, why so you put tree a bottom these permit academic and alex gonzalez overrides a mexican martha and historian. thank you all for being here with us. um sarah swap, you can i ask you 1st, you are joining us, one of the most instagram locations in the world. bonnie: um, what shocks you the most between the depictions you see of bali on social media and the reality of life for locals. thank you man. social media is a powerful to, but oftentimes it's the big thing, a really narrow and also a constructive 3

c and the u. n. team reports wants but destruction and con eunice officer that is really withdrawal from the southern associates street and public spaces in con eunice or later with an unexploded ordnance posing from severe as civilians. especially for children. the alarm elizabeth donovan. this is allen to the on line from door ha, also coming up and you and security council panel failed to reach an agreement until the palace times renewed bid for full membership. you're kind struggles to protect us and.

again, it's, it's baby steps that started small, but as we seen in columbia, n y, u, u. s. c. these are university students that are taking up charge and saying to the university is that they go through that they pay into. they say that enough is enough, and they're making the demands very clear. there's setting the demands that they want transparency, that they want the students to be protected and we have the ability to free speech and a peaceful assembly. and that's what we're doing here. students. it's no different than any other university. it has been doing it in the past, and again we have certain demands. and what we see for the past 7 months is the ongoing genocide because of the videos that are coming out in the atrocity up to atrocities an indication that the university's care very little as we know, that they're complicit and the bidding of the dentist and was as is any other institution here in the us, this is just the latest protest here. your university g, w, a. tell us what it's been like to be a pro policy and active us because there's been a lot of issues wit

c and the u. n. team reports widespread destruction and con eunice officer that is rarely withdrawal from the southern associates street and public spaces in con eunice or later with an unexploded ordnance posing from severe risk to civilians, especially for children, the sonoma. this is donovan, this is allen to the on line from door ha, also coming up. and you and security council panel failed to reach an agreement over palestine. so when you bid for full membership, you kind struggles to protect as energy facilities as russia from office attacks. we've of course, on the optima from the concave region, and hundreds of people from the on my offering to try them not to rebel far. as i said, they seized that impulse and trading town near the as well as deadly as strong some dogs, i'll have continued with at least 6 palestinians being killed and an attack on a popular market. several others were injured. was there any forces? so they also carried on targeted operation on the outskirts of the all the s

this was the economic cooperation foundation set up by is really labor party m, p u c bailey, the n g o that we were leading huge within myself, an engineer which was created earlier about bailing and houston. we were able to go between the 2 sites and jewels of them and post messages and come with ideas and even bring the 2 sites unofficially together under our umbrella often. and you, i was involved with the talking to the policy know side for many years. and in a very informal way, mainly with the eh, people outcome as well. we in 5. so who's sending informed visitor was the name and the we told it was easy to talk by 1989 with the palestinian intifada. and its 2nd year there were few sites, so cold peace. hundreds of palestinians have been killed and susan's detained. the women to mit. last week's mister bush with the united states under president george bush started to increase the pressure on his very prime minister detection. the 1st process will become full as of to stages of stage to be an interim instead of a met conditions and these released fluids at full autonomy. as a su

judging according to take the menus to increase the flow to the character to allow indeed the i, c, j, the u. n. and multiple other countries to talk up was in there with alexis forest from the ground. and we're also thank you to our i told them that as i come by in the occupied westbank says the israeli military was involved in the killing of troop. how this thing is on monday salo, bonnie, jump in to witness. the attack says that soldiers supported on is really such as who fired indiscriminately. these latest killings that come off to 14 year old is rarely went missing and ramallah and resend, found dead on saturday. i'm assaulted in by the new uh, simplest, started coming in, civilian clothes and with we pins and in front of the israeli army. the shooting was by the troops and statements. there was, he begun fine with the able to kill the distance between the st lives and the youth was about 15 maces the with 2 injuries at that instant center resulted in the mazda to of 2 in the same place. the minds used today they was communication just as it has been for the past months with the is riley

a list for the in the near a mean guys in a near and many other international n g o c, u and agencies have been asking for more aid. since the beginning we, if you remember the column was completely shut off at the beginning of this for, for, for 2 weeks. and then the, the 20 contracts a day that president by and got these early as to read to took a few days to get going, took a long time to, to really get going. and as we see today, this is a welcome development that over 300 trucks is gone and it's only the 2nd time in the 184 days that more than 250 trucks have gone. and so this is a welcome development. they're still needs to be a lot more. do you think we would be talking about these 300 plus trucks entering uh, rough uh today, if we haven't seen a number of west and a work is die in that convoy we saw last week. no, sadly, no, we wouldn't be this, this tragedy, this has allowed the more pressure to be put on and what we really would all hope to see it as a israel and all of its authorities. the idea of the government, its population as well would see. and express the of the know

quote, i would love to see this arrogant f-ing c-u-n-t dead one person posted on social media.ything. the next month one person wrote online you'd better keep your doors locked and sleep with one eye open. in january i voice mail saying i hope you f-ing die, your family dies. i home every person that thinks you're a decent person i hope they f-ing die too because they're scum bags. this is some of the speech put in motion on the right to disincentivize people from wanting to run and protect and preserve our elections. and i think people should hear what they're saying and the kinds of threats he's incited. what to those threats specifically was done to protect you? >> i would say the threats get so much worse than that. and it's been somewhat continuous since 2021. and the threats really started to come in against me in a high crescendo when the lawsuit to disqualify donald trump was filed in september. and one thing i want to correct about your introduction is that i was a defendant in that case. i did not even bring the case. when we reached the point of getting up to the uni

u. n as well, with all the these experts will not die c, g, you know, the experts will say they've been saying the screaming that what's happening in the as is on the side of the road and then at the pick up. but at the can live in the, on the, on the counseling we see spent, the presumptive sticking a different approach. and that's the problem with international. but when it comes to us, i think this is an, this is what we think something. and you know, this is unprecedented to see this, this happening inside the us. i'm the sedation and let's see how, what it takes us. and so the interesting, that is really politicians from the far right to in the cabinet to also talk about this is the red line that the us is cross. they can't do this to us. they will be repercussions yet. but the happy to take the money from the us to continue that warring cause of course, i mean as well without this money is what i'm kind of a for to continue this war. and we own this. we all know that's without your support is an immunization, it's gone but, but the thing is, yes we, we are with the special version

c, supposedly to pursue who to rebels, the congolese as well as the u. n. n. the us accuse wanda of supporting the m 23 alms group in eastern d. r. c. allow walk. connie reports from go. my niece cindy r c a day is off the general side. that's what to do with shopping label. the one that you have for 1994 was exported to one of the neighboring 4 bits of love, people in the department of side of the time. and today the democratic republic of congo. after this moment to hear the dental retreats, many local post by to in majority will stop by you want on. i mean, according to the storage is goes to serial 30. so it has a lot of people and caught onto it even sit on the district of wilma, why defy things still going on between the 2 sides? what would it put on top, put in the most recent thrown thought the for us congo is it's not 30 years after the genocide in rwanda was 30 years of genocide in the d. r. c. we have suffered more atrocities than what rwandan suffered in 3 months. with the desk of women, children and others in our country since 1994. it is on fact o

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that the council adopted the resolutions or that the i c j or the religion or the magic or that too many. he has elaborated the rules that lead the u. n. bodies to adopt these positions and which should be, or jeff, the problem is that is the gun violate these rules the minds and or those in for impunity? no one showed on, or she'd those committing atrocities. no one, no country should on or she those committing atrocities. they must be held accountable. or these crimes will continue phase to have such outrage for it's at that on for the nations from the center of the kitchen. this is what it is do. it says my just dismissing to see me on offices and that it pretty minding for the others. that is the punishment for the commission of war crimes that is outragious and who will be held accountable for all the 10s of thousands of palestinian civilian skin is all our lives. not worthy of holding accountability, those who mer to that us and kill us in large numbers by them president his 30 will remember that is a little bit continued to be present within these walls. was trying to bring down that you and, and the international know, based o

case joins 2 others currently before the u. n's top court, south africa accused israel of committing genocide in gaza, which the court found was plausible. and the i, c. j has accepted a motion by the un general assembly on the legality of israel's occupation of the palestinian territories. now nicaraguans case could have consequences for governments around the world. can countries that are not committing atrocities directly still be held responsible for them? alexandra buyers out a 0 for inside story. the. let's dig deeper into the significance of this case and was it any difference? it'll make with all guests today from wiesbaden and germany, were joined by mateus goldman senior research fellow of the max planck institute for comparative public law, an international law in haifa, deanna bhutto published and you know, and advocates of the palestinian cause and in new york. kenneth ross is a visiting professor at the princeton school of public and international affairs. he was the executive director of human rights watch. thank you for joining a me overview. we have an amazon panel of lawyers today. i'm not a lawyer can vote so let's stop in layman's

n. c. government says they should end the demonstration and go home. also coming out in the democratic republic of congo is the end of an era, as the u. enforcement of school pulls out who will protect the people now and occasion that leads where in crushing form of the london mouth and not just one or 2 victories on terrorist of church are smashed the wealth records. snatching this from her own mental th, i, eddie mike had junior and you are welcome to the program. said 2 years ago. so it has started a fall south africans. the countries fast to democratic elections brought an end to apartheid and decades of violent races, twice minority rule. so africa suppressed governments led by nelson mondale. i chose to press you forgiveness over our persecution, introduced the truth and reconciliation commission, preparatory tests and victims of violence. and human rights abuses could give testimony and request amnesty from both criminal and civil prosecution. but till today, thousands in south africa still few let down some of them elderly citizens who often for apartheid demanding reparations for the crimes. the suffered ass down whole cat reports from johannesbur

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c and plundered its natural resources for nearly 3 decades. it's not the 1st time but or a blame on the use of what the point that the galleys, the u. n. and weston countries have accused wanda of supporting the m. 23 rebels in a beach to take control of the regents of mineral resources. but the guy, the has denied the claims as apple. straws, of all the allegations it pointed to statements embedded in it's 2023 on more reports. based on our due diligence efforts, we found no reasonable basis for concluding that any of the smelters are refiners of 3 d, g, 1010 to them, tungsten and gold, determined to be in our supply chain as of december 31st, 2023 directly or indirectly financed or benefited armed groups in the d. r. c, or in the adjoining country. the company seems to rely mainly on the due diligence of its suppliers to advocate the source it's raw materials but, but the r c. notice says the suppliers rely on a flawed system of certification from a supply chain initiative known as the i t a c i. that was settled over 10 years ago when solve a supply of conflict, free minerals from the g r c. however, apple is not the only major corp

u. n. s. called the wells was displacement prices, nearly 2000000 still denise have fled to neighboring countries. half of them have gone to eva chad or egypt. the rest have entered sa. so don e c o p a and the central african republic. putting more pressure on already scarce resources in these countries, and the spread of the fighting to rule and little areas and restrictions on the delivery of humanitarian aid have also pushed down to the brink of finding. the un says at least 5000000 people now facing catastrophic hunger. even morgan reports from undermine. yes. that's what a nice capital cartoon, a block tower and rolling along with many of the buildings. this was the municipal headquarters of i'm through mine to dance. second largest city in the capital have to be destroyed by a year of conflict between the sudanese army and the power of military rapids support forces or r s. f repeated artillery. drone and strikes has left to devoid of any signs of life. much of the city was once a strong cold of the iris staff during the 1st days of the fighting, which began a year ago. the army and the r a staff have been battling it out to have the upper hand in the capital. in the 1st

u. n's agency for palestinian refugees, monroe nicaragua. his lawyer had ha swigs for the dual role, jeremy's playing, and what the i, c, j is ready room to be a plausible case of genocide. it is indeed a pathetic excuse to the path to seeing in children, women and men and goss onto provides for many tabby and aids. including 2 ad drops on the one hand and to furnish the weapons and committee to re equipment the use to kill and many of them. and to kill also for many to be an age. because as most recently evidenced by the missile, i tech against vehicles and vehicles, a real central kitchen and the other had us had more now from steph bass and she is in the hague. with me, it must have been an uncomfortable 2 hours here for germany at the world's highest court in the hague. nicaragua had some harsh words for germany, saying if this facilitating turn aside in gaza, it's an interesting and unprecedented case because of the 2 countries here at the core of nicaragua. and so many, i'm not directly involved in the atrocities that are happening. and guys have left a new car aguilar, i use a germany as a signatory to the genocide. some sanction has

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