the i don't know the u.n. panel of experts who are there are on reviewing weaponry coming into the country said that the who sees have been receiving weapons and money. via media tree companies through setting of some oil by iran that is not that's not obviously the reigning government denies that there's anything weapons to be there to the limits of the u.n. experts and speaking of u.n. they're just fine the israelis obviously on the side of saudi arabia in this conflict. u.n. human rights council have been criticizing israel recently and jeremy just said that israel will be any measure from the human rights council against israel will be opposed by britain what i think britain's role is generally in the area of your expertise really as part of reprieve in the whole region i mean i think the unfortunate situation is we have a. bias towards israel from the international community in general were written is just part of part of that and you can see when the discussions for example happen even in the u.s. congress whe

this i is saudi women's righghts acactivist omaima al najjajar speaking at a u.n. panel monday. >> what we have seen the imprisonment of women. they were tortured until august. they were put in sololitary coconfinement to three mononths. tip of the iceberg of the human rights violations and international treaty violations that has been committed by the saudi government. a new documenta by y al jazeera arabic that aired over the weekend claims that murdered saudi journalist and washington post columnist jamal khashoggi was likely burned in a large outdoor furnace at the saudi consulate general's home in istanbul. the rnace was portedlylyuilt to withstand high heat, which would allow for the body to be destroyed without leaving any evidence. turkrkish authoritieies told al jazeera arabic that barbeque meat was prepared in the oven after khashoggi's body was burned, to cover up any suspicious odors. jamal khashoggi was killed last october by saudi agents after entering the saudi consulate in istanbul. the cia, u.s. senators and others have found that the crown prince was di

u.n. assistant secretary general panel and i asked him how much money the u.n. hope to raise at the conference and how optimistic he felt about reaching that goal well the needs are quite tremendous in between the three point three billion dollars required for syria and five point six billion for the neighboring countries so we're just under nine billion dollars to cover the basic humanitarian needs of the syrian people both inside and the neighboring countries we hope to be able to raise relieve. the situation in syria so dramatic with close to twelve million troubled million people in need of humanitarian assistance six million displaced and urgent needs and continue this placement even in two thousand and nineteen so the finding will not solve that issue but certainly libya ate the urgent needs of the syrian people what are the most urgent needs at the moment. well there really needs on all areas need some food for health for war two percent patient for shelter for education more than two million children are outside schools but most of all syrians of course

been broken by war we are the generation that has grown too old too soon and we can speak to panel says the u.n. assistant secretary general and regional humanitarian coordinator for the syria crisis is at that donor conference in brussels that we mentioned is taking place today sponsored by the e.u. and the u.n. estimates thank you very much for joining us how much money are you aiming to raise and how optimistic are you that you can reach that goal. well the needs are quite tremendous in between three point three billion dollars acquired for site syria and five point six billion for the neighboring countries or just under nine billion dollars to cover the basic humanitarian needs of the syrian people both inside and the neighboring countries and we hope to be able to raise really most of it through as much of it as possible the situation in syria is so dramatic with close to twelve million twelve million people in need of humanitarian assistance six million displaced and urgent needs and continues this placement even in two thousand and nineteen so the finding will not solve the issue but cer

u.n. court in the hague has ordered a former bosnian serb leader radovan kerridge this is spend the rest of his life in jail for war crimes a panel of appeals judges upheld his original twenty sixteen conviction for atrocities committed during the balkan wars including a massacre of bosnian muslims instead of it and it's up to the court said he is original forty year sentence was too light. for the european union's anti trust watchdog has fined google one point five billion euros the e.u. competition commission says the internet giant abused its dominant position to stifle competition in the advertising market the find takes google's total penalties from the european union to more than eight billion euros over the last two years. the first funerals for victims of the deadly shootings that two mosques in new zealand have taken place today in christian church hundreds of mourners attended the burial of a father and son who fled the war in syria what they believed would be a safer life in new zealand. two members of a syrian refugee family were among the first to be laid to rest in christ church. and his fifteen year old son hamza c

u.n. court rather has ordered former bosnian serb leader radovan kerridge to spend the rest of his life in jail for war crimes a panel of appeals judges upheld his original twenty sixteen conviction for atrocities committed during the balkans war including a massacre of bosnian muslims in seventy so the court said his original forty year sentence was too light. google has been fined one point five billion euros by the european union's antitrust watchdog the competition commission says the internet giant abused its dominant position to stifle competition in the advertising market the find takes google's total penalties from the european union to more than eight billion euros over the past two years a court in the united states has ruled that the weed killer round up was a factor in causing cancer in the seventy year old man well this is the second major legal defeat for the chemicals manufacturer model santo in months and more cases are likely to follow the company was bought last year by german chemicals giant buyer. the first funerals for victims of the deadly shootings at two mosques in new zealand have taken place

u.n., haliday and justin her man. herman. the proposed project includes the alteration or demolition of several character-defining features dating to the helprin smp period. the alteration includes partially realigning the panel f gold light standards, traffic signals and square and circular street signage and chain links. it also includes street trees to the modification of the trees. as the proposed project was determined to result in a significant unavoidable impact on historical resource, the project team identified a full preservation alternative and two partial preservation alternatives. the draft alternatives were presented to the architectural commission. they found the alternatives to be complete and adequate noting they addressed the defining features of the landscape, historic resources, stine and accessibility issues. the commissioner's comments include the design and materials throughout the project area as the project corridor falls within the borders and multiple article 10 landmark and district. they noted the granite curb should be retained and the brick paving in regard to ada accessibility and suggesting the bricks can be installed in a manner that meet accessibility needs. the alternatives

the panel called on israel to stop using live ammunition against unarmed protesters and investigate the shooting of thousands of palestinians. this is the chair of the u.n. workrooms commission speaking in geneva. >> we believe the situation so be severe into nature. if there individuals in the crowds that t may be a legitimae do not shoot in the crowd because you may shoot or kill in dissent -- innocent individuals. a report look at israel's bloody response to weekly great march of return demonstrations launched by palestinians in gaza nearly a year ago, targeting israel's heavily militarized fence. it found israeli forces killed 189 palestinians, almost all of them with live ammunition. in britain, the speaker of the house of commons stilts a new blow monday to prime minister theresa may by barring another vote in parliament on her brexit agreement just 11 days before the u.k. is set to leave the european union. >> what the government cannot legitimately do is theresa may -- resubmit to the house the same p proposition as that of last week, which was rejected by 149 votes. amy: that was speaker john bercow. britain may now request an extension from eu

u.n. sanctions i was a bit surprised you're in the singapore summit and all the meetings to see chairman kim's luxury palm the mercedes limousines which the panel has been investigating for several years now appearing in the streets of singapore another member state national capitals these cars were illicitly obtained from the united states from a u.s. company they were shipped out of long beach by a chinese businessman called george small whose company c. jet was earlier involved in prohibited military shipments to. africa to the republic of congo so these things i find a bit surprising and i think that it's useful to pay attention to things that to ensure we don't condone illicit activity that violates the resolutions and showcase them through the patient true of summits what would you like to see from the security council in terms of plugging these high. all that north korea has exploited so successfully i think this latest report focuses more on recommendations to member states. to influence the private sector to companies and individuals to do a better job yes president donald trump has submitted his plans for next year's budget to congres

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u.n. calls for dialogue also a u.s. congressional panel investigating president donald trump demands documentation from dozens of people and organizations close to him. two hundred eisel trying to surrender to kurdish forces in the group's last territory in syria but the fighting goes on. and protests continue in algeria against president bush to think it despite his pledge to step down quickly if he's reelected. so venezuela's opposition leader why there has asked thousands of his supporters to get back on the streets and step up the pressure on president nicolas maduro to resign i did welcome there for quite on the capital caracas after his return from latin american tour irish dance again and support for his leadership after a failed u.s. led attempt to get aid into venezuela president maduro had threatened to arrest quite a flattening a travel ban but the u.s. warned any action against him would have consequences if you don't believe god will earnestly i want to ask. people of venezuela is that a shred of fear they threatened only of u