u. n. council. 21 countries voted against the resolution to extend the investigation by 2 years with 18 in favor. independent investigators have said in the past that all sides in yeoman's ongoing conflicts have committed acts that may amount to war crimes. pfizer says it submitted a request to the main us drug regulator for emergency approval of its covered 19 vaccine for children from 5 to 11 tries for the age group began in july. you have to stay with headlines on al jazeera, next year. witness stay with ah, this city of cobble is experienced so much upheaval for decades and this is another change to get used to. and one that's boss from easy about a situation to now it's not clear all the people are just lost and confused. there are deep rooted fears about the erosion of basic christ to particular for women and girls, despite assurances from the taliban and about to return to cruel punishments for certain crimes that everybody will be safe, nobody's kid will be kidnapped again for ransom. now together that feeling their way forward into their new reality. a beautiful also good. that

u. n. human rights council has voted to and it's war crimes investigation in yemen. of the 47 member, you and council 21 countries voted against the resolution to extend the investigation by 2 years with 18 in favor. independent investigators have said in the past that all sides in yemen, ongoing conflicts have committed acts that may amount to or crimes. iran sworn minister is in be rude for talks on lebanon spiraling economic crisis a month after the formation of a new government. jose, i'm here abdulla he, unmet lebanese president. michelle. our to ron is an important backer of hesper law, which is one of the main groups in lebanon's government and former civil servant, while made gravel. he has been appointed as a new prime minister in guinea. he will coordinate the transition back to democratic rule following last months. cool. those are the head mice mix. it's inside story. stay with us. ah. while the world focused on vaccines against covert breakthrough has been made in fighting another disease? the w h r has approved a malaria jack. so can i help? why thought

the u. n's, human rights council agrees on creating a special rapport. so as a help monitor human rights abuses in afghanistan and a former nazi god goes on trial in germany accused of assisting in the murder of thousands of prisoners. ah, now we begin in southwest, in pakistan, where families are burying those killed in fuzz days. earthquake. rescuers, the still searching for survivors. at least 22 people are confirmed to have been killed. many more a wounded and have been left homeless in bullets. she stands how denied the worst hit region. let's go now to kemal high day. he's live for us in ha deny. so come on how a people faring in the aftermath now. where most people who have lost their homes and spend a day and night under open skies. it is pretty hard, although it will be winter soon. but be by looking for shade, is that something which hasn't arrived a yet $500.00. how did? according to the government, i'd have been destroyed completely or have suffered major structural damage. moisture fall or game should be understood dead despite the fact that

the u. n's human rights council agrees on creating a special rapport to us to help monitor human rights abuses in afghanistan.

on wednesday, a panel of independent experts appointed by the u. n's. human rights council said that dawns occurs home detention is illegal. on the international, lawry al jazeera spoke to danziger and his apartment ahead of his sentence, hearing. the reason i'm locked up is because we were successful. ok. i, along with other lawyers helped indigenous peoples in ecuador when a historic 9500000000 dollar pollution judgment against chevron for the deliberate dumping of billions of girls of cancer causing waste into the amazon. that's an historical fact that case has been affirmed on appeal by 28 appellate judges, including the highest courts of ecuador in canada, for enforcement purposes. you know, so why am i the one being locked up? you know, i help hold them accountable. i'm 0. kristen salumi is that a riley of danziger supporters in new york. she is with us now live christian. but what is daunting of facing in terms of a sentence here while he is inside the court house right now, and he just finished making an appeal to the judge to be released without serving any further time for

or not it should be expressed at the council level still remains open to debate as far as they're concerned. well, chris, and i believe we are now hearing from the u. n. special envoy for the horn of africa who's speaking to this un security council session. let's listen pretty good . both in person in the company of u. s. cheat aqua income, torment abuse. and here in new york, as well as remotely we visited got torment up year from 6 to 8 september as part of consultations with the government of sudan, south sudan, and its you up yet on the future stages of the united nations into him security force. for abbey, a uni sfa. i also discussed bilateral relations between sudan and so, so then so president, while most of what i'm reporting on may sound a bit removed from the current situation in sudan, which could negatively impact. but i thought relations, i sincerely hold dad, the recent positive trend will not be derailed. encouragingly, sudan in south sudan. i've been so far deepening the relations epitomized by several high level visit and initiatives in support of each other's piece processes . these include the start off piece talks in juba between

u. k, in the us have called for an emergency meeting of the security council. now that will be happening behind closed doors later on in the course of the day. obviously the u. n. has already expressed ab criticism for the move in sudan. we heard from the spokesman for the secretary general in the past few hours. but once again, the un now taking an emergency meeting, deciding what to do, whether there's going to be an immediate decision in the form, perhaps of a recommendation of sanctions. well, that will remain to be seen, but a closed door security council meeting will be taking place midway through the afternoon or at my benefactor did. i'm serious my counter their lives in washington . joining us now from edinburgh. alex to well executive director of world peace foundation. alex previously worked on the african unions mediation team on student alex, the rogers news agency reporting that students prime minister's office says that prime minister ham dog is the executive authority recognized by the student these people and the world. and that there's no alternative other than taking to the streets and civil disobedience. what do you make of that? i'm entire

council. we'll discuss it on behind closed doors. on tuesday, the u. n. is calling for restraint. i'm asking the stakeholders to return to dialogue and restore the constitutional order as well as not to poach domestic peace and political transition at risk. we stand ready, of course, to for us to forge the country on its part tom's domestic peace and political transition. a state of emergency is now in force in the country, so says at the health ministry have told on jesse or that 7 people have been killed after protests following monday schools will bring you more details on you as soon global reaction in a moment. first though, this report from hip morgan, what happens are there on monday? i just after months of power, struggle with civilian leaders to dance general to have stage a coup and impose a state of emergency breaking up a fact transitional government that has been leading the country home of jesus. yeah, i think the garden, we dissolve the soften council and the cabinet and we put an end to the mass jobs and under secretaries. and the state governors will revise everyt

u. n. are increasing the pressure on students military as confrontations between security forces. and protesters continue in haul to the un security council called for the restoration of a civilian that government. those the headlines news continues, hey, on out thereafter. democracy maybe ah, 25 years ago, new iraq in the syllabus in the middle east begin a 2 part documentary series, monday the 25th anniversary of al jazeera telling the story of the channel lawn out became a recognized global brand. ah, the story of al jazeera, a unique path. ah ah, ah, ah, with some with my destiny with oh you yeah. i totally, he does love. yes. he just lived with love. go over here. good. would you want money? you get lost a job over there. yeah, no one there on to record. mm. khadija is not with. thus he'd be the monkey my messages. yes. plenty of them are gonna fill out a little question related to remove the laser as well as the subject of the disturbing the another there. are you guys the bill? it is. it is me and were you calling you the have you like the book? i'm working on mostly if you will get you good the yeah. the i oh i you guys are moving

u. n . are increasing at the price on saddam's military as confrontations between security forces. and protesters continue in cartoon. the un security council called for a restoration of a civilian that government. and rebels in ethiopia as t gray region say at least 10 people including 3 children, have been killed and another government asked right. the theo pin army says it targeted a facility used by the t great people's liberation front in the regional capital mccaleb, but a spokesperson for the rebels that says a civilian residence was hit. an argentina's former president murray chew mockery has appeared in court to face espionage charges, but he is accused of holding intelligence agencies despite the families of crew members of a summary. the sank 4 years ago. the case has been suspended due to the presence obligation to hold military secrets. facebook changed its name while the social media site will keep the name. the parent company is now called meta chief executive mark zuckerberg says it replaced reflects the match of us on a future world with formal online interaction. those the headlines news continues head on out 0 after insid

u. n. increasing the press on saddam's military as confrontations between security forces and protesters continue in khartoum view as security council. as cool for the restoration of a civilian that government and facebook has changed its name while the social media site will keep the name the parent company is now called meta chief executive mark zuckerberg, maybe announcements as a virtual conference. he says it reflects the met of us at a future world with far more online interaction. the firms found us as it brings together companies, apps, including instagram, am what's up all under one umbrella. let's me to and share in silver spring maryland. he's an editor at sea net, a technology news website in when is a name change? not a name change. i mean, is this a distraction tactic from facebook? let's all look at the matter verse and how exciting that is actually doesn't address facebook toxicity problems. i think that there are 2 things going on. one is that there is unbelievable amount of pressure and scrutiny happening on facebook. and that is something that's very important. it's a good conversation that we're having and hopefu

u. n. r, increasing the pressure on saddam's military as the death toll rises in khartoum. as confrontations between security forces and protests continue after the security council called the restoration of the civilian lead government president joe biden says his nation stood with the demonstrators. thousands of people have been protesting in recent days to reject the return of military rule. m. m. org is bait falling developments in khartoum and centers this update. people are still calling for a civil disobedience and general tries to stay away from work, both at state and federal level, but they've been political moves to try to mediate between the 2 side. that is to say between the civilian component of the, the post transition government and the military that took over on monday. now we've, we've heard statements from the you as well as from norway that they went to the residence of prime minister of the land and met with him and made sure that he was in good health. the, the united nation commission into that unit camp secretary and preventative, of the us, the courage and will, without the statement, think that the 2 sides should return to the constituti

u. n is only as strong as the members will allow. it can report to the, to the national security national to, to the un security council. it can do that. it can be cases can be initiated by the un security council, but u. s. is on there. ironically, the permanent members, 3 of the 3 of the 5 permanent members are not signatories to the i c. c. so it's questionable whether the un security council will allow anything to go forward unless something was just so outrageous. like how long it took to to investigate the genocide claims on in rwanda? well that's, i'm thinking, what is the i c c done? i mean, is it kind of, there's lots of being proud of her being say on that they've done the, why are they, i mean, they should be very active right now considering all the different things that are happening in south africa, south america on this, why you know, is that part of that the i, c, c become so politicize a, it has become politicized, and the cases, you know, there are lining up and, and it's it, when you had the nuremberg tribunals for example, that, that really set the, the pace with this and now everything is sort of a

council to make a unified statement. those discussions are ongoing, but they're not there yet. ah, just days ago before, and major climate conference, the u. n. is warning the promises already made to cut emissions on to enough. even with many countries, setting new net 0 missions targets it's forecast, a cut and greenhouse gases of around 7 and a half percent by 2030. the report says emissions actually need to be cut by 55 percent in that time. if there is any hope of sticking to the 1.5 degrees celsius, increase the supposed to stave off the worst effects of climate change. the report says there is a 60 percent chance temperatures will rise by nearly double that 2.7 degrees celsius. by the end of the century, of the un warns that some nations, including brazil, a china and india won't cart at all, emitting more greenhouse gases by 2030 than they did 11 years ago. in ga anderson as executive director of the u and environment program. she says they will hold nations to their promises to cons, emissions, when at this point, right? countries have given in what are referred to as in dcs. these promissory note, national determined contributions