thousand and nine that should do so when the general assembly had been considering the work of the un commission on north korea drugs. unfortunately just getting stand like is extremely ineffective in eradication of crops used for drug production and there are no results there are less than three percent of the drug czar destroyed. compare this with colombia where about seventy percent of drug plantations are destroyed annually you see these totally different social. well in fact russia is not only a transit zone for drugs in recent years russia has become the largest market for afghan heroin spotlights me there were reports. again this is do we. produce a ninety two percent of global opium poppy is cultivated here his market is good at sixty five billion dollars involves fifty million addicts but which one hundred thousand die each year. to be haunted by the florida drop trade to the federal drug control service one hundred and eighty have been drug cartel. i've been busy traffic in the russian federation controlled fissions find out that most of the truck business is done in the provinces that

i used that later to write this out, and it became the guide to the un commission. this is the iconic, and alterable traditional definition of the rule of law. i think it is the 12th version, and it is just my attempt to explain it. a lot is just -- recently a comment made by justice that i cannot document, the council argued that the supreme court and he says what we seek with this principle is justice. holmes allegedly is credited with saying, young man, this is a court of law, not justice. i don't particularly buy into that philosophy anyway, and i think that is a false choice. that is just a false dichotomy. you can have a lot less justice. the whole idea of what the appellate court is and what is records do, when you have a problem that has not been resolved yet, you fill in gaps. you can do it one of two ways. you can look at every case, or you can have a principal when you are making law. when you do when you do so, you should do so with the idea of making justice. in most of the world, there are no graduate law schools. the u.s., canada, south africa, recent

i used that later to write this out, and it became the guide to the un commission.nic, and alterable traditional definition of the rule of law. i think it is the 12th version, and it is just my attempt to explain it. a lot is just -- recently a comment made by justice that i cannot document, the council argued that the supreme court and he says what we seek with this principle is justice. holmes allegedly is credited with saying, young man, this is a court of law, not justice. i don't particularly buy into that philosophy anyway, and i think that is a false choice. that is just a false dichotomy. you can have a lot less justice. the whole idea of what the appellate court is and what is records do, when you have a problem that has not been resolved yet, you fill in gaps. you can do it one of two ways. you can look at every case, or you can have a principal when you are making law. when you do when you do so, you should do so with the idea of making justice. in most of the world, there are no graduate law schools. the u.s., canada, south africa, recently japan -- the

i used that later to write this out, and it became the guide to the un commission. this is the iconic, and alterable traditional definition of the rule of law. i think it is the 12th version, and it is just my attempt to explain it. a lot is just -- recently a comment made by justice that i cannot document, the council argued that the supreme court and he says what we seek with this principle is justice. holmes allegedly is credited with saying, young man, this is a court of law, not justice. i don't particularly buy into that philosophy anyway, and i think that is a false choice. that is just a false dichotomy. you can have a lot less justice. the whole idea of what the appellate court is and what is records do, when you have a problem that has not been resolved yet, you fill in gaps. you can do it one of two ways. you can look at every case, or you can have a principal when you are making law. when you do when you do so, you should do so with the idea of making justice. in most of the world, there are no graduate law schools. the u.s., canada, south africa, recent

the military ruled country's election commission announced the date on friday on state-run television. 40 political parties are registered. the larger is the un solidarity and development party. it's led by the prime minister and backed by the military government. opposition leader's national league for democracy is boycotting the vote. her party was officially disbanded in may for refusing to register under laws instituted by the military rulers. western countries in japan have denounced the loss as unfair. myanmar's government is rejecting the international criticism. it argues that several pro-democracy parties are running in the general election. the military rulers say the poll is aimed at establishing civilian rule in the country. >>> researchers in japan have developed a new textile aimed at helping those with skin allergies, that includes mite dirt and allergens. ionic technologies are given a charge and that causes more allergens to stick to the fabric than the person's skin. the fabric can be washed a number of times and still keep the properties. they plan to use the technology to produce underwear and children's clothing for sale

government commission has begun investigating alleged atrocities committed in the last years of the sri lankan civil war the panel stalls work and make claims that it lacks credibility and the un is looking into the need for an international inquiry where human rights groups say between six and thirty thousand civilians were killed at the end of the twenty five conflicts. skydivers have attempted to break the european ref all for the most one formation one hundred four participants trained for two days before jumping out of five planes in the skies over poland well they weren't successful with time but will try again to break the record which stands at ninety nine in the week. what is the best way for the u.s. to get house for iraq and more change to the bomber bring to his country's foreign policy in just a few moments to veteran journalist john pilger who shared his views of america's past and present. today i'm in london speaking to jonah hill just veteran journalist of the documentary right here who started his career chairing the vietnam war john paul just thanks very much for talking to r.t. now let's talk about morton media in general first if you don't mind recently th