of the court, ukraine points to the ninth article of the convention on genocide, which enshrines the right of countries to resolve disputes regarding. document in the un international court of justicee legal arguments based on international law and relevant facts to enable the court to consider its jurisdiction. we believe that during these almost two weeks of hearings , all the necessary information was shown so that the court could proceed to hearing the case on its merits. we will wait for the court's decision, and we hope that the case will go to consideration on the merits. on the decision of the court regarding its jurisdiction. and months may pass. however, the ukrainian team hopes that the case will progress as quickly as it did from the very beginning, when the court issued the first decision requiring russia to withdraw its troops from ukraine 10 days after the case began. the main goal of our team in court is to prove that russia unjustifiably attacked ukraine. and although the court cannot force the russian federation to comply with its decision, for example, to withdraw the army from ukraine, this verdict will be extremely important for further lawsuits. against the ag

before hamas invaded israel and butchered their people for the goal of extermination, un referred to international criminal court of justicered israel for prolonged occupation settlement and annexation of palestinian territory. for me israel is wasting that effort against before the un with yellow stars of david they should be so proud to wear that we wear with them, that body more than anyone else is deaf ears. >> kayleigh: yes, united nations exist to target one nation, israel. more "outnumbered" in just a moment. a long time ago. and year after year, you weathered the storm and just lived with the damage that was left behind. but even after all this time your thyroid eye disease could still change. restoration is still possible. learn how you could give your eyes a fresh start at tedhelp.com. my name is caron and i'm from brooklyn. i work for the city of new york as a police administrator. i oversee approximately 20 people and my memory just has to be sharp. i always hear people say, you know, when you get older, you know, people lose memory. i didn't want to be that person. i decided to give prevagen a try. my memory b

of the eu, we were under their law. >> this >> but in this in this particular it is the un, particular case, it is the un, international court justicean advisory court. >> it is not. >> it is not. >> no, i appreciate it's an advisory. but the idea i mean, now is talking about let's leave this one along with all the talk about leaving the european court of human rights, the migration, the refugee convention can can we actually join the rest of the world? well, no. >> let's join the united states, which has the sense not to take any notice of these pretend courts. >> well, but the whole thing is we're that every we're always arguing that every time a court, an international court goes against us, we should either it or leave their either ignore it or leave their jurisdiction. >> i don't think they're proper courts. we don't follow the courts. well we don't follow the jurisprudence uk courts. jurisprudence of the uk courts. they don't have the common law. they are very political, particularly in the un. >> so you wouldn't like. so again , you'd say same thing. again, you'd say the same thing. >> up to the >> never have signed up to the

international law and set forth many of the concepts that made their way into the universal declaration of human rights. louis was instrumental out of drafting the un charter and of thestatute of the international court of justice. but it's perhaps best known for the extraordinary human rights advocacy. all three of these men studied law in love eve. all three were members of the american society of international law. that's where many of these innovative ideas both were born and propagated. a delegation of 75 legal experts together with 75 ukrainian counterparts will unpack in december the complex legal challenges that we are identifying together. from our side, the initiative is led by the executive director, and with our international law fellow. the endowment we were always meant to work together and providing legal advice and policy advice with respect to the major conflicts of our time. i hope that you will join us this year if you are available. it is now my honor to call to the stage mr. prosecutor general. thank you. [applause] welcome again. it's an honor to have you at the carnegie endowment. you have an extraordinary career, you've been a board member of the international bar association, a parliame

the un team arrived in the region after armenia urged the international court of justice to order as azerbaijan to withdraw its troops from there and to give the un access. an azerbaijan presidential spokesman says the visit is aimed assessing humanitarian needs in nagorno-karabakh that has seen a mass exodus of people. nearly all ethnic armenians have left the region that had an estimated 12000 population before azerbaijan's military offensive two weeks ago. azerbaijan has already taken full control of the region. the exodus continued despite bacus to reintegrate. locals as equal citizens. the departure of armenian families was blided by an explosion a fuel depot that killed at least 1770 people. the 37th international islamic united conference has kicked off in the iranian capital tehran. the annual conference is organized by the iran-based world forum for proximity of islamic schools of thought and takes place during the islamic unity week, marking the birth anniversary of the prophet muhammad may. be upon him. gisumi shahmed reports. over 200 muslim scholars and researchers have o

the un team arrived in the region. after armenia urged international court of justice to order azerbaijan to withdraw his troops from there and give the united nations access. and azerbaijan presidential spokesman says the visit is aimed assessing humanitarian needs in nagorno-karabakh that has seen a mass exodus of people. nearly all ethnic armenians have left the region that had an estimated 120,000 population before azerbaijan's military offensive two weeks ago. azerbaijan has already taken full control of the region, the excitist continued spitebaku's pledge to reintegrate locals as equal citizens. the departure of armenian families was blighted by an explosion at fuel depot that killed at least 170 people. the european union has pledged more military aid for ukraine despite russia's repeated warnings about the consequences of armed supplies to kiev. our support to ukraine not only continues, but increases all, at least by the time being, the proposition on the table shows that we want to continue and increasing it, and i hope member state will decide it together with the financial pe

the un team arrived in the region after armenia edged international court of justice to order azerbaijan to withdraw his troops from there and give the united nations access, an azerbaijan uh presidential spokesman says the visit is aimed assessing humanitarian needs in nagorno-karabakh that has seen a mass exitus of people. near all ethnic armenians have left the region that an estimated 120,000 population. before azerbaijan's military offensive two weeks ago. azerbaijan has already taken full control of the region. the exodus continued despite buku's pledge to reintegrate locals as equal citizens. the departure of armenian families was blighted by an explosion a fuel depot that killed at least 170 people. ivan is hosting the 37th international islamic unity conference in his address to the... president ibrahim raisi called for muslim unity and resistance in the face of enemy plots and warmed against any compromise and reconciliation. we discussed this in our news review program. let's take a listen. you to press time now for the news review has called for unity among muslims slimming a

ready is also, although not a criminal proceeding that the international court of justice has been asked by the un to issue an advisory opinion about the legal consequences. not only if is real occupation, but of the treatment of a patent discriminatory treatment of palestinians. we know that the un has mechanisms including a commission of inquiry with a mandate, and again the commission outlined that the current events would fit within that man . ready the courts around the world have jurisdiction over crimes of the gravity receive on the ground to investigate and prosecute. so we have the mechanisms there that what we have left is the political where the will to actually ensure that impunity and so long as impunity continues. we're here precisely because we've seen on level attacks, we've seen systematic repression take place with impunity for years and decades. this needs to be addressed. all right, michael, here with thoughts. how do we make sure that impunity ends? what should the international community be doing to protect civilians more in both my opening. so how does that work here? um, in

he's being cool, sadly of this week of the un security council now to the policy emission here, the hey, the hope of international justice, the international criminal court, the international court of justice, also known as the world court was you mentioned. so the 4 minutes to did suggest that dr. an hour or so long meeting with cream con is the chief i. c. c. prosecute to. the court has agreed to investigate allegations of war crimes, crimes against humanity, genocide, and the force deportation of people. there is a kind of yet, but we could take many, many years for any kind of ruling to be made by c c. but it also doesn't have a police force, so it comp force member countries to a cigna trees to the i c. c. the hand of a one seats, individuals that will so israel is not a policy to the right statute does not recognize the authority of the i c c. so why is it doing this one? it's all about legal accountability. it's all about reminding the international community of the why the context of the conflict is going on of the comp time. and if i see the palestinians also pursuing a judgment from the international court of justice as well. so that's why it a

of the un security council are now to the policy and mission here . the hey, the home of international justice, the international criminal court, the international court of justice, also known as the world court. i was, you mentioned. so the 4 minutes to did suggest that after an hour or so long meeting with cream con is the chief i. c, c, prosecute to the quote has agreed to investigate allegations of war crimes, crimes against humanity, genocide on the force of the people. let me take you to the general assembly emergency specialist session at the united nations and the protection of the public stadium civilian population. these are live pictures from the united nations, and this is the i'm boss that are to the us. be 4 pa this time. let's listening, mr. president. colleagues, let us all remember. we are meeting here. why did palestine ends in guys on the box? remember that you are speaking while families are being killed by the hospitals are coming to hold while neighborhoods are being destroyed. why the people are fleeing from one place to another was nowhere safe to go. i added you to choose your words carefully and act accordingly. for all those

been of course, earlier this week of the un security council and now to the policy emission here, the hey, the home of international justice, the international criminal court, the international court of justice, also known as the world court was you mentioned. so the 4 minutes to did suggest that after an hour or so long meeting with cream con is the chief i. c. c. prosecutor, that the court has agreed to investigate allegations of will crimes, crimes against humanity, genocide on the 4th deportation of people. there is a copy of the we could take many, many years for any kind of ruling to be made the i c c. but it also doesn't have a police force or a comp force member countries. the signatories to the i c. c to hand over one seeds, individuals will. so israel is not a policy to the room statute does not recognize. you'll start see of the i c c. so why is it during this one? it's all about legal accountability. it's all about reminding the international community of the why, the context of the conflict that's going on a comp time as well, both israel and her mom, so been accused of violating international humanitarian law. their attacks on civilians. isra

of course, earlier this week of the un security council and now to the policy and mission here, the hey, the home of international justice, the international criminal court, the international court of justice, also known as the world court was you mention to the foreign minister did suggest that after an hour or so long meeting with cream con is the chief i c. c. prosecutor. so the court has agreed to investigate allegations of will crimes, crimes against humanity, genocide on the 4th deportation of people. there is a kind of you out that we could take many, many years for any kind of ruling to be made the, all i see see, but it also doesn't have a police force. so it comp force member, confused to a signatories to the i. c. c. to hand over one seats, individuals that will so israel is not a policy to the room statute does not recognize the will starts the of the i c c. so why is it doing this one? it's all about legal accountability. it's all about reminding the international community of the white, a context of the conflict that's going on the comp time the we'll take a look at some other news now and amount suspected of caring out to mass shootings in

court of justice. this move in gaza will be followed by these events at the international level. look, today , despite the us attack on the un security council, it is no longer able to pass a resolution in favor of this regime. the international community does not allow that the president of the united states comes today and says that we want to provide human aid to the people of gaza, which means that he is coming to put a distance between the resistance and the people of gaza, while he is taking this position now. because it can no longer respond to public opinion in america itself give me two minutes until the end of the conversation . how do you see the future of the war, both in the short term and in the long term? in the short term , we have 8 years of experience in the defense of the holy roman empire. on the tactical front , there is a possibility of progress. there is no concept of the end of the war in the short term. this will continue for the duration of the casualties of the defenseless and resistant people of gaza. if the regime makes a gesture that i am winning the war, it will also make progress in gaza, but