former un human rights committee secretary for designers who was the first un ruppert tour to visit venice with thinks the us is waging war on international law . perforations have been already since years and the southern command has had the plans already prepared but the question is what will the. international prize in pristina be for the united states will the united states take the risk of a cruel a grand aggression against. the united states did. so in two thousand and three when the coalition of the willing. bombarded iraq a war which. kofi annan on repeated occasions declared to have been an illegal war so the united states if. specially with a precedent like trump is capable of doing there is a danger of violence and it should be the function of the united nations to prevent that on the other hand i listened last night to the bait in the security council on venezuela which i consider to be so realistic i mean it is quite clear to me that the united states is waging war on international law now that trump does that does not surprise me. i want to put in an additional aspect to this

lot in my bay where you see the report come out whether it's empty mr national with the un human rights committee where we need to investigate these war crimes will we actually see an investigation of this or is this a kind of another one of those reports that just comes and goes and the country is too powerful too well connected no one ever sees it as our international. i was going to say you know and in journalism you guys know we call that a throwaway question because you already know the answer united states is never going to be punished by the u.n. for a war crime and i did not misspeak when i said the united states israel will never be prosecuted for any of this or or there will never be tribunals held because israel is an extension in the un of the united states us its veto power over anything the un decides to do and would never allow that to happen so absolutely not i don't expect to see anything come from it other than the continued refusal to accept that people people matter right people's lives actually matter israeli lives matter palestinian lives matter and yet it is not treated tha

human rights committee is the first un to visit venice we are and as always welcome to the program for what do you make of that assess spent very direct made by russia in venice well as vice president of the us is preparing to engage in a military intervention over ruling of course the un charter. well perforations have been already since years and the southern command has had the plans already prepared but the question is what will the. international prize in prestigious be for the united states will the united states take the risk of a flagrant aggression against then as well the united states did so in two thousand and three when the coalition of the willing. bombarded. iraq war which. kofi annan on repeated occasions declared to have been an illegal war so the united states if. especially with a precedent like trump is capable of doing however i am not certain that that is the case what may happen. is that a civil war is leashed in venezuela i am concerned about paramilitaries in colombia as you well know colombia has had a history of right wing paramilitaries doing what they want

government puts the figure at thirty two the un human rights council has criticised the government response and its use of force president bashir met the committee formed to resolve the crisis and repeated his call for dialogue as well as announcing the state of emergency bashir has stepped down as head of the ruling national congress party with talked about preparing the environment for. political prisoners. so we can create an environment for a national dialogue because every side sticking to their positions will not help. but it's unclear who to talk to most of the protests have been called for by opposition groups and an unofficial body known as the sudanese professional association but some say while they participate in the protests neither the opposition nor the association represent them so nearly four months on anti-government protest remain largely leaderless making it difficult to start talks to settle the crisis. ahmed bashir has presided over sudan for three decades coming to power in a bloodless military coup in one nine hundred eighty nine to overthrow the democratically elected government the current wave of anti-government protes

government puts the figure at thirty two the un human rights council has criticised the government response and its use of force president bashir met the committee formed to resolve the crisis and repeated his call for dialogue as well as announcing the state of emergency bashir has stepped down as head of the ruling national congress party with talked about preparing the environment for. political prisoners to this. so we can create an environment for a national dialogue because every side sticking to their positions will not help the country but it's unclear who to talk to most of the protests have been called for by opposition groups and an unofficial body known as the sudanese professional association but something to say while they participate in the protests neither the opposition nor the association represent them so nearly four months on anti-government protest remain largely leaderless making it difficult to start talks to settle the crisis. ahmed bashir has presided over sudan for three decades coming to power in a bloodless military coup in one nine hundred eighty nine to overthrow the democratically elected government of the current

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