due to growing tensions, the un international court of justice. has already called on the state to abandontus quo. the reason was the referendum that took place in venezuela. it was initiated by the country's president, who proposed to include the region controlled by its neighbors into venezuela, after the authorities of guyana began to transfer the mineral-rich areas of the disputed shelf for development to western oil companies. read more about the history of the conflict in our help. the territorial dispute between guyana and venezuela is over 100 years old. stumbling stone. the sakiba region, comparable in area to greece and rich in oil and other mineral reserves. in 1899 year, international arbitration in paris, under pressure from london, decided to transfer 90% of the territory of isekiba to the british colony, guyana. in 1966, caracas and georgetown signed the geneva agreement to find a peaceful solution to the dispute, but in 2018, guyana asked the un international court of justice to legally formalize control over esequiba. venezuela, in turn, insists on straight lines. gayana t

controversial non to binding referendum, so low versa, turnouts on sunday it comes off to the un international court of justice, ordered caracas to take no action that would alter beyond his control over the territory. basically, vote is 160000 square kilometers about the size of grace and makes up around 2 thirds of pianos, land mass, gas and oil were discovered day back in 2015. earlier kiana's president, you finally said that he's government would work to protect the country's borders and keep people safe. i want to assure guide is that there is nothing to fear over the next. a number of hours this months had. of course, our vigilance will be enhance, but we are walking along the clock to ensure that our board has remained intact on the people and our country remains say, well, i spoke with journalists generalist oscar slinking caracas, before the results of the referendum had come in. he started by telling us how the fighting had gone as well. the government has just issued al extension of the time . busy these bo institutions will be open, but we have been seeing very low turn out to the polling stations

town filed a lawsuit against caracas in the international court of justice; venezuela does not recognize its jurisdiction in this case. however, on friday the un international court of justice banned venezuela from taking any action to seize esequibo. gayana considered it the interim decision was a victory, but the court did not say anything about holding a referendum, which was called its own success already in venezuela. in the meantime, the sides are exchanging blows in the information war. on november 24 , the president of guyana demonstratively raised the national flag on one of the highest points of esequibo. on the day of the referendum, on the same prudently left capital flagstaff, representatives of local tribes raised the banner of venezuela. i want to assure guyanese that they have nothing to fear in the coming hours, days and months. of course we will strengthen vigilance, but we are already working around the clock... to ensure that our borders remain inviolable and the country lives in safety. the interstate sport for the vast jungle turned practical in 2015, when oil fields with a potential reserve of 10 billion barrels were dis

agreement was reached succeeded, and george town filed a lawsuit against caracas in the un international court of justicea volume of at least 10 billion barrels were discovered off the coast of esequibo. excenmobil received a production concession, as did other transnational corporations in september of this year. i propose to discuss and adopt a strict ban on contracts with any company that has received unilateral concessions from guyana for oil production in disputed offshore areas. these companies are required to cease all operations within 3 months. we are ready for negotiations, with good will, everything is possible, but those who undertake the wrong steps will not receive anything. a specially created division of the state oil and gas company of venezuela will be responsible for issuing a production license, maduro added. american excelmobile corporation. it seems he is not going to agree with this. i'm not sure the media is aware of how tense the situation really is there, but we are doing what we can to help the guyana government ensure efficient resource extraction. the us state department call

they mentioned that the border was not fixed, and the guyanas immediately turned to the un international court of justiceo put an end to this story once and for all , venezuela does not recognize the jurisdiction of the international court, and here the question arises, what is next for the referee. crimea, but there is no border, and on the map ukrainian crimea is ukraine, it’s just that we recognize it as international, in the nsl it is not recognized as international, it’s like russia, but just russia on the contrary, so to speak, russia has control over the annexed territory, and venezuela does not has control, but has a map and has a governor, like us, here is a hybrid moment, that is, it behaves like russia, and has control like us, but everyone is watching the situation. they think, well, what will he do tomorrow, because guyana has an army of 800 people, and venezuela has one of the largest strong armies of latin america, and besides , the favorite child of any venezuelan regime, well, hochavis was a military man, the presidents of venezuela were military men for a very long time, this is a serio

and describe in a potentially far reaching move south africa as filed a lawsuit at the un international court of justice against israel over the killing of palestinians in god's so victoria has called it a genocide. well, comparing it to apartheid in south africa, the move has been welcomed by palestinian authorities while israel rejects the accusations, calling them baseless, and a blood libel, or 2 is not for you today is in johannesburg, and her report include some disturbing images. it is also petition to the international court of justice to declare it is running a potted state and is often many people have often um, seeing that a lot of how global. so the diary to sanctions played a significant role in undermining the a patrick project in the republic of south africa. what is the government doing practically to show solidarity with the people of palestine either been just gets the perceived lip service the into mrs. hughes and basically in response to those places and those concerns of the praetorian government has now come to this point we, it has filed an application um it is due to change the p

and due to the growing tension, the un international court of justice has already called on the statestatus quo. the reason was the referendum that took place in venezuela. it was initiated by nicolas maduro. he proposed to include controllable neighbors the region became part of venezuela, after the guyana authorities began to transfer mineral-rich areas of the disputed shelf to western oil companies for development. read more about the history of the conflict in our help. the territorial dispute between guyanna and venezuela is over 100 years old. the stumbling block is the sekiba region, comparable in area to greece and rich in naphtha and other mineral reserves. in 1899, international arbitration in paris, under pressure from london, decided to transfer 90% of the esequiba territory to the british colony, guyana. in 1966 caracas and george town signed a geneva agreement to find a peaceful solution to the dispute, but in 2018, guyana appealed to the international court of justice with a request to legally... formalize control over etseki. venezuela, in turn, insists on direct negot

news here on our, to international south africa take legal action against israel at the un international court of justice in the hey, if jesus is role of violating the genocide convention during the war in gaza. colin's that the russian missile entered it's s phase after flying across the ukranian border. expelled to provide any evidence the support of slaves yet to another us state the bit former president donald trump from running for reelection next. yeah. and along the way to peace is achieved in northern india with an agreement between the government and the separative united liberation front of those. i made headlines here on our to international. i am a day show, a judge. i'll be back up of the top of the hour for more headlines up next is the whistle blower the we've told you in the past about the us department of veterans affairs. it's an enormous sprawling bureaucracy and is one of the most poorly run departments in the entire us government investigators their deal on a daily basis with things like fraud, embezzlement, drug crimes and other white color issues. but imagine going to work one day

remembered that there is no border arranged, and the guyanese immediately appealed to the un international court of justiceo put an end to the situation once and for all. in this story , venezuela does not recognize the jurisdiction of the international court, and here the question arises, what next? the referendum was passed, 10% of venezuelans participated in it, that is, it was also a very conditional referendum, and for venezuela itself. maduro created the state of essequiba, there is a state, there is a new map of venezuela with essequiba as part of venezuela, there is a state administration, there is a governor who works on the border, and control? there is no control, but we have a representative of the autonomous president of ukraine in the autonomous republic of crimea, and there are no borders, and on the map ukrainian crimea is ukraine, it’s just that it is recognized internationally, and venezuela is not recognized internationally, it is like russia, but just russia on the contrary, so to speak, russia has control over annexed territory, and venezuela has no control, but it has a map and a gove

of the un international court of justice to put an end to this story once and for all. venezuela does not recognize the jurisdiction of the international court of justice. and here the question arises, what's next? the referendum was passed, 10% of residents participated in it. that is, it is also a very conditional referendum for even venezuela itself. maduro created an eskiba state. there is a state, there is a new map of venezuela, zskiva is part of venezuela. there is a state administration, there is a governor. who works on the border, and there is no border control over these territories, but we have a representative of the autonomous president of ukraine in the autonomous the republic of crimea, but there is no border, and on the map ukrainian crimea is ukraine, it’s just that we recognize it as international, and venezuela is not recognized as international, it’s like russia, but just russia on the contrary, so to speak, russia has control over the annexed territory, while venezuela has no control but has a map and has. the governor, like us, here is such , i wou

the case regarding the province is now in the un international court of justice. g to leopold lopez, also the exiled venezuelan politician. the opposition has always advocated a diplomatic path resolution of this dispute, unlike nicolás maduro, who in the last few weeks has gone to escalate the situation. he appointed the head of this disputed region, mobilized military units just yesterday. maduro is a very irresponsible person, so i do not rule out an escalation that will turn into a military conflict. the president of guyana, arfan ali, has repeatedly said that the position of ukraine regarding on the eve of the presidential elections, which will be held next year, he decided to mobilize the electorate. venezuelans, regardless of whether they support the government or not, generally support venezuela's territorial claims, and so this is an opportunity for the government to try to build popular support for the national. to compensate for the fact that maduro himself is very unpopular. lopez agrees and reminds that there have already been similar precedents in the

the un international court of justice has already called on the state to abandon any actions that coulde referendum that took place in venezuela, which was initiated by nicolas maduro. he proposed including the region controlled by its neighbors into venezuela after the guyana authorities began transferring mineral-rich areas of the disputed shelf to western oil companies for development. more about history conflict in our law. the territorial dispute between guyana and venezuela is over 100 years old. the stumbling block is the sekiba region, comparable in area to greece and rich in oil and other mineral reserves. in 1899 , international arbitration in paris, under pressure from london, decided to transfer 90% of the territory of isekiba to the british colony, guyana. in 1966, caracas and george town signed the geneva agreement to find a peaceful solution to the dispute, but in 2018 guyana asked the international court of justice to legally formalize control over esequiba. venezuela in in turn insists on direct negotiations. the situation was aggravated by the discovery of new oil fiel

last week, when it became known about venezuela's intention to hold a popular vote, the un international court of justicealled on caracos to refrain from any actions that would undermine guyana's control over the territory of esquibo, but it is not within the power of this court to prohibit a referendum, and venezuela only recognizes the agreement with great britain dated 19, london, granting independence to guyana, then advised its former colony to resolve the territorial dispute through negotiations. deputies today adopted in the third final reading a law prohibiting schoolchildren from using mobile phones and tablets in class, even for educational purposes. the initiative, after being introduced into parliament , caused heated discussions in the school community. critics said that gadgets successfully serve as teaching aids, supporters cited examples, an example of a school where they have long put a taboo on phones and continue to teach about lessons outside the access zone, anton talpa, i can give 20 proofs with the pythagorean theorem, the addition method, the decomposition method, the method of la

international court of justice un general assembly adopted onto 2 of the genocide convention in 1948. it defines a chronic genocide and has the 2 main elements, the mental aspect meeting, the intent to destroy in whole or in part a national, i think racial or religious group. the physical elements includes kidding or causing bodily or mental hum to members of such a group. it also includes to do between 6 and conditions designed to physically destroyed in whole or in part unimposing measures to prevent bus or force of the transferring children of a group to know the post office is administer for social development told out is there that the approach and international court of justice was a necessary act and sort authority with the palestinians to reset the phones by what they say on the drum. and what has been happening in particular that we know issue the ac. and i was to say from the government part of the closing his only to buy with the new people in the car for it to say. so there's a lot of money we want to see a end of the piece for me as far as possible. and the home is that a

africa has launched a case accusing is rather of committing genocide in gaza at the us international court of justice. the un general assembly adopted oscar to the genocide convention in 1948. it defines the crime of genocide and has 2 main elements, the mental aspect meeting, the intent to destroy in whole or in part, national, ethnic, racial or religious groups. the physical elements includes carrying or causing bodily on mental home to members of such and it also includes deliberately inflicting conditions designed to physically destroyed in whole or in part and imposing measures to prevent but so forcibly transferring children of a group to another will start africa's minister for social development told i'll just say or that approaching international court of justice was a necessary acts of solidarity palestinians to reset the phones by what they see on the ground. and what has been happening in particular that you know, we know issue the ac and i was to say from, that's the only 5 with the new people in the core and for it to say, so who see, but what we want to see a end of the 2 piece for readings as

neighboring deanna venezuela has rejected on the appeal on the issue from the international court of justice. it's after the un court urged caracas to refrain from action on the s a keyboard region which is controlled by gayana. but claimed by venezuela, the people of the latter part of the votes in a referendum over the territory. stuff is on sunday and this will, it stays, it wants the nation to decide whether, as a cable should be controlled from caracas gal mcclain's, the referendum would paved the way for venice willing to try on seized the disputed region by force. and there's plenty at stake, not least money us just last month. the guy on a nice, a quote, significant new or discovery. they're adding to estimated reserves of at least $10000000000.00 barrels with hundreds of billions of dollars. we've got some reaction on this from co director of the us midwestern marks interested shoot um the editor of haiti, liberty who saved the dispute stems from british colonial rule and has transformed into a quest for profit by western with giants. the. the new dionte is government. this is totally us lackey, and t

un secretary general, the former attorney general of israel, the former netanyahu have all said israel's treatment of palestinians amounts to apartheid. the un in december asked the international court of justice to issue advisory opinion about the consequences of israel's occupation. 57 states made submissions and i believe the numbers around 22 states mentioned apartheid in their submissions representing from across the global south. from sub-saharan africa. my point to say, the world sees the western double standards for what it is when you say rightfully that russia is cutting off electricity and water to ukraine as a war crime, when you call for accountability in that situation and you cite occupation, but you failed to implement those principles when it comeso to israel, pa list io, people see through it and there's more of a challenge. the challenge isn't who is probinger going to be, the challenge how -- as more people see reality for what it is, for those i'm speaking to an american audience, the emperor wears no clothes. this is how i see it. we know the emperor wears no clothes and we know what the reality of treatment of palestinians and more and more alpeople recognizing for what

un with south africa is north. the case of choosing israel or genocide that you and international court of justice in south africa has uh, instituted proceedings of alleged crimes of genocide against israel for israel's conduct in gaza. they have sent this to the international court of justice. one of the you ends highest courts based at the hague. this is the letter from the i c j that we got a hold of confirming this. and i'll basically read a couple lines to you that are significant. it said that according to the application, quote, x and emissions by israel are genocidal in character as they committed with the requisite specific intent to destroy palestinians. and guys of the letter went on to say the applicant mean south africa further states that quote is real. since october 7th, 2023 in particular has failed to prevent genocide and has failed to prosecute the direct and public incitement to genocide as well. so i spoke to a couple of them. bassett, or 0, leaving the security council. one in particular that you a e and bastard of the you and she said i hadn't had time. she said she hadn't had time to read this

well, firstly, the international court of justice or the world court in the egg, as danny points out, their jurisdiction is limited, so... it is, it is one of the institutions of the un itself, and it gives advisory opinions, but in this case the south african government has asked for a more intermediate intervention given the fact that the genocide is ongoing. the problem is that the world court of justice doesn't have any um, it doesn't have any executionary powers, it doesn't have a police force. um doesn't have any prosecutorial authority and its only consequences is the quote unquote moral sanction, but if any other steps are taken by them, even if they find against israel, as one would hope that they do, it would be up to the security council to uh to give effect to that judgement, and the security council, as we know, is founded by this sanctions power of some of the what they would like to imagine some of the great powers in the world and the united states as always will find itself on the other side of history and votes against any actions against israel, however i don't think that one should underestimate the symbolic value of a sanction coming from the wor

the un says it's almost complete and will take up around 10 percent of palestinian lands. the international court of justice has ruled the world. is illegal. roads like this one are all what's left for palestinians. he often have to take longer routes to reach their destination. for palestinians, the wall is an extension of israel system of control as part of a wider network of roads. supplements on check points built to give us really the upper hand while making their lives unbearable. why did they need that? but he just the to the occupied left thing and it's not just the separation will illegal is really assessments and check points of another manifestation of the occupation is around has built around 300. it's not settlements and out posts on palestinian land and the occupied westbank. i don't care parties, jerusalem, and breach of international nor the palestinian authority has limited control of areas a and b. all areas see that as most of the west bank is entirely under is really control. maybe 700000 is ratings, live in illegal settlements to connect them. israel has built a system of roads, some ar

as the un says, it's almost complete and will take up around 10 percent of palestinian lance. the international court of justice has read the war. is illegal. roads like this one are all what's left for palestinians. he often have to take longer routes to reach their destination for palestinians. the wall is an extension of israel system of control as part of a wider network of road supplements on check points built to give us radius the upper hand while making their lives unbearable by the de need that but he josie to the occupied west bank. well we are some palestinians, what the occupation means to them have been listed as little. i have heard wisdom dead. the posit. uh, i see that is on the phone. so you just download. yeah. yeah. i just sent a bit high uh sub a lot of some of the some by you see, but it's all up really sending you the letter been in a while. i'm totally and the stuff and the i you stuff just the dads, fish all the benefits or why the minister across the, in the middle of one of them had a mine because of the move in the had the issue at that with the, with the me or what the g of the zonin

the un says it's almost complete and will take up around 10 percent of palestinian lands. the international court of justice has ruled the world. is illegal roads like this one or all what's left for palestinians? he often have to take longer routes to reach their destination for palestinians. the wall is an extension of israel system of controlled parts of a wider network of roads. supplements on check points built to give us really the upper hand while making their lives unbearable by that they need that, but he just need the occupied mustang for weeks. demonstrators around the world, a rally to support palestinians on condemned. israel's bombing of gauze off from the u. s. to europe, asia, and latin america. public support has been consistent and outspoken katya lopez, what day on has more. the i'm president of the crowds expressing widespread support for post simians and gaza from new york in washington dc. and across the united states. more than a 1000000 americans have been taking part in protest, marches and visuals since october, the 7th. this process and the capital markets, the largest pro palesti

as the un says, it's almost complete and will take up around 10 percent of palestinian lance. the international court of justice has ruled the world. is illegal. roads like this one are all what's left for palestinians. he often have to take longer routes to reach their destination for palestinians. the wall is an extension of israel system of control as part of a wider network road settlements on check points. bill to give is really the upper hand while making their lights on bearable. why did they need that? but he just need the occupied west bank. well, it's really jails and it's dual legal system is another symbol if it's illegal occupation that affects every aspect of palestinian life since the war began at least 3680 polish thing is i'm interested. that's according to the palestinian prison. our society is real, is holding 80 percent and so called administrative detention. and that means they can be held indefinitely without charge or trial. the one says that's a record number 6, palestinians have died and is really custody. the highest number in such a short period for decades. palestinians housing is re

international court of justice, accusing israel of genocide. the petition accuses israel of calculated actions intended to bring about the physical destruction of palestine. article to a genocide convention was adopted by the un general assembly in 1948 and defines the crime of genocide. it has 2 main elements. the mental aspect, meaning the attempt to destroy in whole or in part a national ethnic racial religious group. the physical elements includes killing or causing bodily or mental home to members of such a group. it also includes deliberately inflicting conditions designed to physically destroyed in whole or in part and imposing measures to prevent bus or forcibly transferring children of a group to another. jeffrey nice is a virus the and human rights lawyer who prosecuted slow but then the last image at the yugoslav tribunal explains why south africa's case stands out in the history of international law. the convention was signed and 48 became effective and 53. it's now 70 is 75 years or whatever it is since it became effective. and in that time, no great power has had the courage to do what south africa is doing now. and what once before was done by an african country the down be in respect to being

international court of justice accusing israel of genocide. the petition accuse israel of calculated actions intended to bring about the physical destruction of palestine. gabriel, and he's also has more from the un headquarters in new york in south africa has instituted proceedings of alleged crimes of genocide against israel for israel's conduct in gaza. they have sent this to the international court of justice. one of the u. n's, highest courts are based at the hague. this is the letter from the i, c j that we got a hold of confirming this. and i'll basically read a couple lines to you that are significant. it said that according to the application, quote, x and emissions by israel are genocidal in character as they committed with the requisite specific intent to destroy palestinians in guys, the letter went on to say the applicant being south africa further states that quote is real since october 7th, 2023 in particular has failed to prevent genocide and has failed to prosecute the direct and public incitement to genocide as well. so i spoke to a couple of them. bassett, hers is, are leaving the security council one in particular that you a e and bastard of the you and she said, i hadn't had

the un says it's almost complete and will take up around 10 percent of palestinian lands. the international court of justice has read the war. is illegal, roads like this one are all what's left for palestinians. he often have to take longer routes to reach their destination. for palestinians, the wall is an extension of israel system of control as part of a wider network of roads. supplements and checkpoints built to give us really the upper hand while making their lives on bearable. why did they need that? but he just need the occupied left thing. so top you and human rights experts say that israel's occupation of palestinian territories is a form of apartheid. israel has built around $300.00 jewish only settlements an outpost on palestinian land and the occupied westbank and occupied east jerusalem in breach of international law. the palestinian authority has limited control over areas a and b while area c docks. most of the west bank is entirely under is really control nearly 700000 as really is live in illegal settlements to connect them. israel has built a system of roads, some of which are exclusivel

kilometers inside the occupied westbank as the un says, it's almost complete and will take up around 10 percent of palestinian lance. the international court of justice has ruled the world. is illegal. roads like this one are all what's left for palestinians. he often have to take longer routes to reach their destination for palestinians. the wall is an extension of israel system of control as part of a wider network road supplements on check points built to give us really the upper hand while making their lives on bearable. why did they need that? but he just need the occupied left thing since the world again is where the forces have intensified and expand the rates in the occupied westbank, at least 3670 pounds today. and so being arrested, that's according to the palace and in front of the society that is 50 age arrest for each day of the 2 month conflict. as well as holding 80 percent and so called administrative detention. that means they can be held indefinitely without charge or trial. the un says that's a record of number 6. palestinians have died and is ready to custody. the highest number and such a short period for decades. palestinians he

kilometers inside the occupied westbank as the un says, it's almost complete and will take up around 10 percent of palestinian lance. the international court of justice has ruled the world. is illegal. roads like this one are all what's left for palestinians. he often have to take longer routes to reach their destination for palestinians. the wall is an extension of israel system of control as part of a wider network of road supplements. and checkpoints built to give us really the upper hand while making their lights on bearable by the day need that. but he just need the occupied left thing and it's not just the separation will illegal. his rarely settlements and check points or another manifestation of the occupation is wrong, has built around $300.00 salt segments and out posts on palestinian land and the occupied west bank. and occupied east jerusalem and breach of international law. the palestinian authority has limited control of the areas a and b while area st. you. that's most of the west bank is antonia and a. is there any control? maybe 700000 is rainy's lives in, in legal assessments to connect them. isabel has built a system of road some o

international court of justice accusing israel of genocide . the petition accused is israel of calculated actions intended to bring about the physical destruction of palestine. logical to the genocide convention was adopted by the un general assembly in 1948. it defines the crime of genocide. it has 2 main elements, the mental aspect, meaning the intent to destroy in the whole or in part a national ethnic, racial, overly just group. the physical and a month which includes killing or causing bodily or mental home to members of such a group. it also includes deliberately inflicting conditions designed to physically destroyed in whole or in pomp and imposing measures to prevent both so false of lead transferring children of a group to another. south africa's minister for social development tells out just they're approaching the international court of justice. was a necessary act of solidarity with palestinians to reset the phones by what they see on the ground. and what has been happening in particular that we know issue the ac and i was to say upfront, that's the government policy completely. so clothing has only to buy, we've just had to put in the cause for it to stay solution. but we want to see a piece for me as