u. n. system has to be used to criticize the countries who commit violations of human rights. so what concretely would you then like to see because, i mean, you know, it is a different situation. one is the invasion and the crossing of borders and another area is, is mass human rights, very serious human rights violations. so tell us what concretely you would like to see from the west in these other countries with regard to saudi arabia and egypt. yeah, we think for example, the russian aggression could only happened because the violations committed by russia before in syria and in other countries have not been that there was no reaction, not enough, not a strong reaction to it. and it's really important to make sure that you, human rights are applied universally, and that there is no difference between the different countries. and we think the human rights council can be used resolutions, special operators and the reactions have to be very clear in public debates. also in the security council and to make sure that human rights violations and impunity do do, do not prevail. ok

u n. u. all called for israel to punish those responsible amnesty international was among those warring under israel support the system impunity rains despite the intensity and scale of sunday's attacks, which resulted in the killing of one palestinian and the wounding of nearly 400. and despite a rare show of international condemnation of settler violence, israeli police yesterday released sick suspects who were arrested in connection with these attacks. the parents are going to came to ease row the time of huge internal division, massive and to government protests have been shaking the country in the last 10 weeks. the miss prater is taken to the streets in thousands have been protested against these rarely governments planned to dish reforms that they claimed would bury the country's democracy. if the bills become laws, the railey politicians will have more power in appointing judges and in cancelling decisions by the countries high court, while the prime minister will be more legally protected than adver says, a has been announced ad day of resistance with protest held everywhere throughout a rail, thinking to the

u . n. she slams the global financial system. the benefits rich nation from the, the poor countries behind in sports p. s g come through a tough test that they close in and the french league stifled football election coming up in sport. ah, after 15 years of talks to you and has agreed to a historic treaty to protect the world's high seas, these waters which are currently beyond the control of nations and the on subject to laws. victoria gave me reports. ladies and gentlemen, the ship has reached the shore celebrations at the un. after 50 years of negotiation with ambassador the ocean denounces a deal. the un high seas treaty will designate 30 percent of the world's oceans as protected areas by 2030 fishing and shipping lanes will be restricted and move funding provided for marine conservation. this is the treaty. no one knew was really going to land. and last night it did, and that's a testament to really, really hard work. i very dedicated individuals over an unprecedented session is final one that went over 48 hours. so that's

u. n. a saying that the number of people in need of humanitarian systems had forward from 1000000 for the clue to an anticipated 17600000 this year. it's driven and i think this is the problem. those international agencies can get in supplies can get and, and all of this time the military is pushing down even harder. we were up in the center ma'am, or a couple of days ago where we understood the 50000 people had fled fighting in the area of you know, we came across several 100 who were sheltering in a monastery. they have no help. i have very little, very few supplies. they don't know when they're going to be able to get home. we've also seen over the last 6 months or so. fighting all along the time border with mamma. stories coming out of atrocities committed by soldiers. but none of that is going to be discussed today. the machine deeply entrenched, they're certainly not going to be stepping back. but we didn't speak to the military spokesman the other day, who conceded that only 2 thirds of the country are under the control. so they are clearly aware of the problem was they can do about it,

system. right now with the a's as they brought in quite u n actually traded some of their best players to bring in a young a young roster. so of course, help to build on that offensive side of the ball was wasn't great. last season. i will talk about those rule changes a little later in the 06:00pm tonight. but for now, grant get from the top of it to you guys in the studio, ok, aaron, thank you very much. and yet we're going to be talking live also with oakland, mayor sheng tao. >> about a court ruling in favor of building a new ballpark at howard terminal. >> that is coming up at 5.30. coming up right now. time to talk weather. and this is a live look here at the bay bridge. >> toll plaza cars headed into san francisco. beautiful sunny day, katherine, it felt like maybe starting today we can stuff hibernating a little bit. yeah, maybe for a while anyway. but let's find out how long our kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here. >> what's next yeah. i'm ready to climb out of my cave. that's for we've got what looks like a nice stretch of weather coming our way. yeah, it's cooler than

and they got, they get called from the technical system from the european union, united states, u. n. d, p one, et cetera. and so that's why i mean, all the girls initially and informal ruler of georgia, he pays everybody with against him. so that's why i mean, he decided he decided to suppress everybody. civil society and joe's opposition. and also the number one issue for georgia right now is to get candy. this is fed just, but unfortunately our friends and for partners, i mean, had been saying to georgia government that, that if you adopt the washington laws, if you decide to register everybody in the civil society as a foreign agents. so i'm a little bit of a huge obstacle for georgia to become a member of european union. they never and 85 percent of georgia supreme according to the pulse. so that's why we're, we're opposing this load very long time. and there were a lot of hearings in the communities and yesterday, despite the term, despite yes, sure why the majority of lawmakers in parliament in favor of this law? because georgia dream. i mean this is a party founded by eventua

u n. e. you all called for israel to punish those responsible amnesty international was among those warring under israel support the system impunity rains despite the intensity and scale of sunday's attacks, which resulted in the killing of one palestinian and the wounding of nearly 400. and despite a rare show of international condemnation of settler violence, israeli police yesterday released 6 suspects who were arrested in connection with these attacks. the pentagon chief came to israel, the time of huge internal division, massive and to government protests have been shaking the country in the last 10 weeks. demonstrator is taken to the streets in thousands have been protested against these railey governments. planned judicial reforms that they claimed would bury the countries democracy if the bills become laws. these rarely politicians will have more power in appointing judges. and in cancelling decisions by the countries high court, while the prime minister will be more legally protected than ever. so say, has been announced at day of resistance with protest, how'd everywhere throughout israel speaking to the media,

by does assurance is that the countries financial system is safe. russia has agreed to extend the ukraine gray and export deal after talks with the u . n. but only for 60 days, half the top of the previous agreement. the agreements helped to ease the global food crisis triggered by russia's invasion of ukraine last year. stephanie deca reports from keith. it's a deal that is vital to when it comes to calming global food prices in particular, which is why it was really pushed out to be, you know, i implemented ukraine is one of the world's biggest supplier of wheat, 49 percent of sunflower oil, wheat, and grains going global really also supplying things like the world food program which then filters that through to places like yemen and somalia and south to dance and gives you an indication of just how global the reach of this deal is. malawi has declared a state of disaster after a powerful storm hit the country for a 2nd time. in less than 3 weeks tropical cyclone freddy, unleashed more powerful whims and torrential rain over the weekend. at least 100 people have died in malawi and in laboring mozambique. and those that headlines that

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system. in particular for the l d. c is again the focus of our conference here. those countries cannot recover without support and co investments. now after 15 years of talks, the u. n. has agreed a historic treaty to protect the wilds high seas, the waters at kindly beyond the control of nations and not subject to any laws. victoria gate be reports. ladies and gentlemen, the ship has reached the shore celebrations at the un. after 50 years of negotiations with ambassador, the ocean denounces a deal. the un high seas treaty will designate 30 percent of the world's oceans as protected areas by 2030 fishing and shipping lanes will be restricted and move funding provided for marine conservation. this is the treaty. no one knew was really going to land. and last night it did, and that's a testament to really, really hard work. a very dedicated individuals over an unprecedented session is final one that went over 48 hours. so that's why i just want to celebrate enders. sure, there's hard work ahead and unclear pat. there'll be speed bumps but so we've just had a really big win. only one percent of the world international waters is currently protected. most marine life is