u. n. can come to that, that finding then why has the court found something different? well, what we can see here is that really the state institutions are large or protecting the interests of, of those particular governments rather than respecting international law. and that is the most scandalous aspect of this, that countries that normally claim to be exemplary in terms of human rights protection. and the rule of law or tradition half betrayed those principles for even right order to protect the impunity of their officials for crimes corruption, max, implement i like to bring you in. i mean, there are so many murky dealings are in this story over the years. or the many years we'll talk about your investigations in a moment at 1st i want to ask you, given everything you know about this case, how do you expect this to progress? how do you excited to go for songs when it goes ultimately to the supreme court? well, 1st of all, i think al jazeera for convening this panel. this is the press freedom trial of the century, and it's been treated with a giant shrug by the media

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you can see echoes of the racism that you've identified in the circle of enlightenment in the u. n. convention on rights of the child. yeah, cause has one is cancer, one manual can so important because at the end of his life, he comes to the conclusion of slavery. bad colonialism bad and create this universe writes for him. when will he still have? and he doesn't think we're human being great. other thing, we're still fully deserving of the full right. will we get the right to life in a very similar ways? i would say you shouldn't poach guerrillas. i don't think guerrillas human being just on the ship out and kill them. and that's effectively what he says is human rights for a member to the right to life. doesn't you the right to equality? doesn't you the right to prosperity doesn't give you the right to have all your stuff that has been stolen from you, given back to you in reparations. and so when we have a world today, which is the poorest father world being so called sub saharan africa, where black blue, the rigid father will be where the white will, if the west and everyone el

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can help afghanistan's economic situation. he also called on the international community to speed up the removal of crippling economic sanctions. the u. n. has warned that half the population doesn't have enough to eat. cash flow has been an issue since the taliban took control of the government, leading the world bank to freeze nearly $10000000000.00 and assets. civil servants haven't been paid and months. aid groups. welcome the resolution. it is a very important step in the signs beds the sanctions. i've had an impact on, on the capacity to, to bringing assistance to bringing i 9 show us to port than the pretty cheese to our people in the services that we need to, to support right now at this moment. the ones humanitarian chief martin griffith's called the resolution on milestone the rare agreement among council members. evidence of the shocking level of need and suffering and afghanistan. kristen salumi al jazeera, the united nations estrella will begin withdrawing its troops from the solomon islands up to days of unrest last month for them. 200 pace, capers from fiji. papa new guinea and new zealand were also deployed as a request

there are soldiers who in the future can be out of work too, especially since the u. n. just recently could not arrive that conclusion on international law. and that how do i address a i, and automation and killer robots and drones. what's the future warfare look like in your opinion? dangers on it. yeah, i would say that this is the most dangerous step for ai, which is really the of the ability to create killer economist robots that will make decisions in real time while scanning humans faces and deciding who's in the me and who is not hugely problematic. the big problem with that is that people have to be in control. there is no international agreement for their part. china, by the way, is the most advanced in this coming up with laws in their country that says, you can not create militarized robots without humans being responsible for their behaviors. we need the same rules here. well, i mean i, i think they un has to convene again sooner than 5 years because they do this once every 5 years. that's a little concerning because technology takes leaps, not steps. so 5 ye

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u. s. can now send money to family members in afghanistan through financial institutions, otherwise subject to american sanctions. the move does not apply to charitable, found donations. rather, the u. n. has warned nearly 9000000 afghans of facing famine this winter. the world's leading nuclear inspector tells al jazeera more access to iran's program is needed to establish trust. as the talks continue in vienna, the international atomic energy agency chief says the organization wants to reinstall it's cameras. raphael marianna grossi says iran needs to be more transparent about this program. and explosion in the lebanese port, city of tires injured about a dozen people. it happened late friday evening, and a palestinian camp in southern lebanon. videos show a number of small, bright red flashes followed by a large explosion. the cause of the blast is not yet no mercy headlines. it's talk to al jazeera. we understand the differences and similarities have cultures across the ground. so no matter how you take it out is iraq. we're bringing the news and current affairs that matter to you count his ear. order with i'm dorsey jeffery in vienna. iran the u. k. france, germany, russia and ch

u. s. military, according to the n d, a draft bill. and that is gender advisor. so troops can get help if they feel like changing genders. we can only guess how many millions that's going to cost. and of course, none of this would be possible without china and russia because of whom the pentagon argued. it needed more money. in your sunday, we firmly opposed the u. s. slipping negative content concerning china or making an issue out of china for political manipulation is not implement negative content and articles in the act that target china and dummy's. chinese interests or hurts overall bilateral ties and corporation and important areas. while the l g b t, q plus community may let out a sigh of relief, people that have been incarcerated. guantanamo bay innocence included without trial or justice for decades, will just have to wait a little longer. now one thing they didn't find any money for is, is a few dozen plane tickets to send guantanamo inmates home or to court. unfortunately, he section 1032 of the act continues to borrow the use of funds to transfer a guantanamo bay

u. s. can now send money to family members in afghanistan through financial institutions, otherwise subject to american sanctions. the move does not apply to charitable donations. the u. n. as warned nearly 9000000 afghans of facing famine this winter . u. s. president joe biden says he's very concerned about a supreme court decision to keep abortion curbs in place in texas. a biden hailed the routing, which allows abortion providers to challenge the state law biling procedures. after 6 weeks. the world's leading nuclear inspector tells al jazeera more access to iran's program is needed to establish trusts as talks continue in vienna, the international atomic energy agency chief says the organization wants to reinstall its cameras. an explosion in the lebanese port city of tire has injured about a dozen people. it happened late friday evening, and a palestinian camp in southern lebanon. cause of last is not yet known. it's africa direct. now. once upon a time, fennel fled from lunch and so silent in snow. eli the sisters who so scattered, been sent back that be disappeared within town. little boy had a diff, a skate to mas, ship little square. how will they story? i wit

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can be disappeared so that it's definitely not working. so when you do something differently, the south korean n u. s. defense chiefs have met in soul to strengthen the decades along a military lines between both countries. the meaning aims to counter china's growing assertiveness in the region and north careers, nuclear threats. earlier this week, the u. s. announced it will permanently deploy an attack helicopters, squadron, and artillery units in south korea. and european union has launched a $340000000000.00 gain to rival china's vast and influential belton road initiative. the venture will see investment in digital technology transport an energy projects. it aims to give countries want your pain commission. president s love underlying calls, a true alternative for major investment and infrastructure development around the world. we want to take a different approach. we want to show that a democratic value driven approach can deliver on the most pressing challenges. we want to show that it can on one hand, meet not local needs, but also on the other hand, to tackle the global challenges we have

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if i can provide food jobs and health care, that is human rights. what the opposition is saying, or civil society or u. n. g, i was, i didn't bother with that. i know my country and i know how to develop my country. ambassador final thoughts on that take show up whether you talk about food or health care recommendation are all job dues? are certainly human rights. no question about those are the kind of images that you have just shown on, on the screen. but those were from 11 of the protest, last job, ah, by the opposition is of course, in ambassador, wondering when the final moments of the shows final thoughts on bangladesh at 50 in a sentence. what would you say, bangladesh, ease, or democracy? there has been sustainable development, but typically in the last decade and we would continue to sustainable development and laugh excited about we are that inclusive society and i'm glad raised meek society. the fact i'm at the secular society and mama thanking for coming to the stream to talk about bangladesh at 50. thank you, chip, comment as feel comments, appreciate you. bringing them to asha i phoenix tim

u. n says it's receiving credible reports that all sides and a few peers conflict to committing severe human rights violations. if you can dismiss the council statement is politically motivated and the philippines is counting the cost of typhoon rye, which has killed at least $12.00 people and left a trail of destruction behind him. winds of close to 200 kilometers and now it destroyed thousands of homes across the central and southern philippines, forcing hundreds of thousands to seek safety. now heading toward vietnam and china . and that's it from myself, from the team here in london. see you tomorrow counting, the cost is coming out next. it's one year until the 1st real world killed in the middle east. talk to al jazeera meets, must cembura 1st ever female secretary general the 1st to share her journey and discuss the routes to cut her 2022. 0 no, just 0. i . hello, i'm come all santa maria. this is counting the costs on al jazeera, your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week, for letter m r n a. it is in many ways, the breakthrough technology of the pandemic, vaccines that teach ourselves how

other kobe's power plants, how china can manage to provide enough power from other sources to the end users. that's a challenge that china need to going forward. the u. n says it's not gonna happen in time when they've, even in 2021. you're having problems with the fossil fuel emissions and all going to go down the china, the biggest obviously, you know, per capita with the biggest emitter in absolute terms. well, if you look at china's tracker, all the over the past 10 years, also the cap, the unit c o 2 emission for the chinese manufacturer inside the industrial side has been cut down. there is significant, significantly now what china, which is still enjoying very rapid economic development, this goal has its own pay. but i think different sectors and the whole population in china are ready to go through this very painful periods to achieve government decay on the target on one hand. and also to make sure that the economy in general need to proceed in a normal way rather than suffering significant disruption. please keep in mind that china has enough power generation as it is. the real problem is, what materials do use if you continue to use a lot o

can look at these detention centers around the u. s, and say they should say be best practices we have learned from the o n facility, and now we need to make sure that detainees are protected. yes, i mean as, as the laura said before, there's actually 0 need for a detention system at all. so best practice is to close them all down, you know, as, as we've all mentioned, you know, detention is cruel, but it's not only cruel. it's completely unnecessary. most people who are detained in the united states in the immigration system have community is they have loved ones in the united states, to house them and support them and help them navigate their immigration cases. you know, for the small number that don't, there are networks of shelters and services, particularly along the border, but really across the country that can provide services and are prepared and willing and able to do that. you know, studies have shown that the vast majority of people who are released attend to their court hearings. so even, you know, this is often used as the justification or we, they have to go to court. we can't make them go to court unless we detain them

can have to move the country forward. al 0 manic trina reporting live from tripoli, melick. benny, thanks and id the u. n's world food program has announced that it will have to reduce rations for 8000000 people in yemen due to a lack of funding. the cutbacks will begin in january, and the un agency is warning of serious consequences was hunger, rises. the country's been on the brink of famine since 2016 because of the civil war. the world food program says that 5000000 people a close to salvation. a beer at her fall is a senior spokespersons with the world food program. she says, the aide budget set aside for yemen has shrunk due to multiple multiple global crises. these cuts are coming of the worst possible time. for the 13000000 people who are dependent on the welfare programs, assistance to survive. 5000000 people are on the brink of a fan of famine, and these are the ones that were going to keep their food rations in facts. but that is a huge risk to more mil, 1000000 more, who are basically surviving every day on very meager resources. the wolf would put the needs $800000000.00 to maintain the current level of food ass

can help afghanistan's economic situation. he also called on the international community to speed up the removal of crippling economic sanctions . the u. n. has warned that half the population doesn't have enough to eat. cash flow has been an issue since the taliban took control of the government, leading the world bank to freeze nearly $10000000000.00 and assets. civil servants haven't been paid and months aid groups. welcome the resolution. it is a very important us that in the sands batts, b sanctions. i had an impact on, on the capacity to, to bringing assistance to bringing. i man shall as to port than the present cheese to our people in the services that we need to up to support right now at this moment. the ones humanitarian chief martin griffith's called the resolution a milestone. the rare agreement among council members, evidence of the shocking level of need and suffering and afghanistan. kristen salumi al jazeera, the united nations. no flourishing wild olive industry and northern pakistan is providing much needed jobs. the government hopes it'll shift people away from joining armed groups and it could also see families pay l