sergey ordzhonikidze, general director of the un office in geneva, was in touch.retary of the disarmament conference in 2002 2011 discussed the situation at the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant and this situation in the context of an informal meeting in the czech republic of representatives of the ministry of defense and the eu foreign ministry, this was the fifth studio. see you. and the terrorist attack at the zaporozhye nuclear power plant at the last moment prevented by russian law enforcement agencies ukrainian saboteurs planned to commit it while working on an iaea mission there today the attackers were detained in energodar saboteurs used foreign satellite systems for communication, and were also well armed. and they seized machine guns, explosive devices and grenade launchers . earlier, two artillery gunners were detained in energodar. vsu, they passed the ukrainian man. the coordinates of the object around the nuclear power plant both worked at the station, one of them managed to transmit hut coordinates of more than ten targets. in the ministry of defens

and he's really army rate in the west bank. reviewed by the un office, the human rights concluded that the shot was fired by israeli forces. and allegations hello vive has denied from the pentagon security on the list, michael believe, said israel should face charges for the incidence. and the you in report which did an investigation of that and concluded that the shot came from the idea. so this is, this is something which they seem to be doing with impunity. and it's something that has to be called the, to their attention and, and with some sanctions if necessary. because this is our intolerable piece. and it's clear to me too that israelis do not want the publicity of how they're treated in the palestinians. and this is why the press seems to be fair game, even for the idea an act of nuclear terrorism, not sound moscow is labeled care lake is selling of these apples. yeah. nuclear power plant in ukraine south, which is controlled by russia. he's the statement from the defense ministry. so on august 7th, the lensky regime committed a new act of nuclear terrorism aimed at the energy i

i reviewed by the un office for human rights concluded that the deadly shot was fired by israeli forces. allegations, television has declined. former pentagon, security analysts, michael molig, st. israel should face charges for the incident and you in report which did an investigation of adequacy concluded that the shot came from the idea. so this is, this is something which they seem to be doing with impunity. and it's something that has to be called to their attention and then with some sanctions, if necessary, because this is all intolerable. and it's clear to me too that the israelis do not what the publicity father, they're treating the palestinians. and this is why the press seems to be a fair game, even for the idea and act of nuclear terrorism. that's how moscow is labeled t as late is shelling of as apple. she a nuclear power plant in ukraine, south, which is controlled by russia. here is the statement from the defense ministry. similar was on august the lens, the regime committed a new act of nuclear terrorism aimed at the energy infrastructure facilities of the zappa rosie p

course it's, it's carrying in nearly 20 $7000.00 tons of rain according to the un according to the un office shows, they have gone up to the inspection with a 3 hours and according to the inspection result, everything was consistent with what the j. c. c joint control center. and someone was informed by the ukraine authorities before the vessel. you parted or that of course, and the building representatives the civilian body. let me say the joint control center had the chance to talk with the crew members of the vessel to have an idea about the minister inquiry or the challenges on the way. and some technical details, and now everybody's waiting for the vessel to reach lebanon, according to what we have been hearing from the representatives here. it may take 2 to 3 days for the vessel to rigid final destination. of course, these vessels are going to come back to odessa to, to, to have more grains, to explore the world markets. and as they come to the black sea, they will have one more inspection by the authorities and assembled by the joint control center. as russia is very sensitive, that t

my children and other children here have 4 major wars on god, district and other escalations on un office relations. and during every war, it's all, it's always the same, you know, we're, we were trying to find safety. they ask questions and trying to find as a mother trying to find answers to the questions and, and you feel so helpless of the parents because you don't have any answers for their question. so it's like the whole scenario keeps running your head and like we don't what's gonna happen if, if this quiz into all our cale war it's going to be like the other words, if not worse, and there's going to be trauma to, to trauma for us. and our kids, and i think this is something that many people ignore. they just talk about casualties and people being kills. but the ones who survive, they also suffer because because it's not something that you can easily forget or you can just, you know, wake up the next day and present them, nothing happening and go back to your ordinary life. so i hope it doesn't place because it's not going to be good for, for me, for my kids, for anybody in place.

we've also heard from the un office in tripoli, which has expressed deep concern about the fighting going on around it. the turkish foreign ministry has added it's voice backing the u. s. position in terms of calling for new elections. remembering that turkey has a military presence within tripoli itself, although it has not at the stage been involved in this ongoing conflict. a lot of word of caution, also from neighboring to news here, which has issued a statement calling on the parties to refrain from further conflict. and once again, asking them to return to the un backed piece process, resulting in elections. and also there is deep concern expressed by the state department of us state department 5 days ago issued a statement even before the common ground of conflict and asking for the parties to refrain from conflict. and also importantly, asking the u. n. to go ahead and appoint a new special representative for libya as a critical part of getting that piece process back on track. and mike, obviously a very complicated situation there on the ground in libya. are there steps that the

our guests of course, gennady gatilov , permanent representative of the russian federation to the un officeer international organizations in geneva, gennady mikhailovich, is in touch with us now. hello. do you hear me? hello? yes, we hear, otherwise mikhailovich has been talking on our air for weeks, probably for weeks, including about the situation at the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, which is subjected to constant and increasingly intensifying shelling from ukraine by the armed forces of ukraine please tell me whether this topic is being discussed in geneva, taking into account the fact that a lot of hopes are still placed on the participation of international institutions in resolving this issue. yes, but i want to start with the fact that there is a relative calm in international organizations in geneva now due to the vacation period, but this does not mean that attention is not paid to this topic, of course, attention is also paid to the media space and we attract to this topic of great attention in our e, working contacts with representatives and international organizations and loca

in some way, influence the un secretary-general or the officer in charge to sort out the situation around, in my opinion, should have joined the mahat mission, and the first point was to break through this mahat mission to zaporizhzhia the station

according to the un, according to the un office shows, they have conducted the inspection. and within 3 hours and according to the inspection results, everything was consistent with what the j. c. c joint control center and stumble was informed by the ukraine authorities before the vessel departs. its odessa port and 8080 us to build in representatives a civilian by the let me say the joint control center. i have the chance to have talks with the crew members of the vessel to have an idea about this minister inquiry or the challenges on the way and some technical details. and now everybody's waiting for the vessel to reach lebanon, according to what we have been hearing from the representatives here. it may take 2 to 3 days for the vessel to reach its final destination. of course, these vessels are going to come back to odessa to, to, to have more grain exports to the world markets. and as they come to the black sea, they will have one more inspection by the cheese and assemble by the joint control center. as russia is very sensitive, that these vessels shall not be carryin

children and other children here have witnessed for major wars on got strict and other escalations on un office relations. and during every war it's always, it's always the same, you know, we're, we were trying to find safety. they ask questions and he trying to find as a mother trying to find answers to the questions and, and you feel so helpless other parents because you don't have any answers to their questions. so it's like the whole scenario keeps running through our heads and like so we don't what's gonna happen if this eclipse into all our cale wore. it's going to be like the other words, if not worse, and there's going to be trauma to, to trauma for us and our kids. and i think this is something that many people ignore. they just talk about casualties and people being killed. but the ones who survive, they also suffer because because it's not something they can easily forget or you can just, you know, wake up the next day of percent. nothing happening then go back to your ordinary life. so it's, i hope it doesn't play because it's not going to be good for, for me, for my kids, for anybo

the un office for a $160000000.00 for pack her son. found it all made for when you return to the final grimes planning the season. coming up with joe ah, less you offer reasons for the millions affected by flooding and pakistan, our expanding army helicopters of arrived in remote parts of the country that had been cut off for days. tens of thousands of people, a stranded b u n's launched an appeal for a $160000000.00 monsoon reins of submerged a 3rd of the country. more than a 1000 people have died. august hands ambassador to the un says his country did not cause climate change, but it's bearing the brunt of it is coming on. wealthy countries to shoulder responsibility for the millions of people affected by the worst floods in pakistan, a decade. one 3rd of the countries under water, more than a 1000 people have died since mid june. developing countries have been talking for some time now about the issue of loss and damage from a, from a climate change. and this is a, i think the most vivid illustration of the impacts of climate change

this is the un office on drugs and crime, a powerful drug flow goes to russia and europe from afghanistantajikistan, along secret mountain paths that the special services do not always have time to block under these conditions. dogs are indispensable helpers. they are able not only to detect drugs, but also to detain the violator kinolog and his dog. one team instructor in this deuce is the main one, but here the paradox is better when, at the first meeting, a non- person chooses a pet for himself. on the contrary, just the owner's dog picking up from them turns out to be a team, because they are wound up on the beauty of the dog, and the dogs look at our character. our warmth to our aura to our tonality. then there will be a place for friendship between them, everything is fine. cynologists of tajikistan annually go to exercises under the flag of udkb. in 2021, the active phase of the maneuvers took place in september in the mountains of armenia at the marshal baghramyan training ground of the national ministry of defense russian special forces also trained together with tajik specialist

well, look here is the representative of the russian federation at the un office and other internationalion mikhail ulyanov and since everyone is alarmed, as i said. well, yes, there are nuclear power plants shelling back and forth. he says, how rich can go there and control. this listen carefully. are the dates known when the iaea mission to the zaporizhia nuclear power plant will arrive as for the timing, there is no clarity from my contacts with the general director of maguttera fael grusi, and from his public statements it follows that he would like to carry out such a mission as soon as possible, especially in light of the bombardment of artillery shelling, when it can be done to this question an exact answer, no one will give, including the threat itself. i think it will mark some kind of landmark, maybe at the very end of august, september began. it is necessary to settle all issues. one important remark. you can see, when there was an exchange and the withdrawal of the garrison, they were caught here through the zaporozhye region, international organizations arrived, a red cut cr

foreign born soldiers of the ukranian army were handed down death sentences and beg, then the un human right office sharply criticized this. this verdict is saying that in such a trial, against prisoners of war itself would amount to a war crime. pickett, i shook 40, according to health experts, breastfeeding is the most beneficial way to feed a baby. yet the un says less than half of infants are exclusively breastfed in their 1st 6 months with world breastfeeding week. under way, it's trying to raise awareness of the issue. in the next report, we're taking a special look at france, which for years at that one of the lowest breastfeeding rates in the entire world. mullin and matthew has a very young visited work to be a 5 month old daughter boone. she's a 3rd child, moline still breastfeed so once or twice a day. the world health organization says breastmilk is the ideal food for infants providing essential nutrients that help protect against illness. brutal also drinks formula since melinda a lawyer had to go back to work 3 months after her booked. but juggling work, she says, isn't the only chall

the un humanitarian affairs office says at least 89 people have been killed. martin has no from the capital cut him. these floods are now effecting 15 states across sudan, so it's a huge situation and it is a mean being tackled by the authorities here. but remember, there is only a caretaker government in sudan, but his trying a struggling has been struggling with long and difficult problems in the country. economic problems and so on. some relief has arrived, cut on her sense shipments of 1st relief supplies and also other gulf countries sent that it is a relief supplies shipments. but the problem is logistics within the country itself . how to reach these vast areas. remember, so that is one of the largest, the biggest countries in terms of area in africa and most of sudan is low lands that made cities vulnerable to these floods. and the problem now is that some of the rivers that most of the, if, as i would say in the east, in particular, are you threatened by these floods, they can burst out, they can burst out of their bags any time. and that means or mor

now the un human rights office as the situation could get even worse, florence larry reports. nina is an agricultural entrepreneur in pen on pen. he never thought he'd go to prison over social media post. but he spent 18 months in jail after being found guilty of incitement for making sarcastic comments about the government. in 2020, he had criticized what he saw as its reluctance to declare a state of emergency, to control the spread of the crone of virus. not long ago gave and got more, they emphasized that they am spreading provocative information at that time when our country is in crisis. they said that, well, the government is controlling doris of corbin. i am a king. the governmental activists are concerned by cases like these and say the space for free expression in cambodia is about to shrink even more. in february, last year, the government issued a regulation to establish a government run to internet gateway, through which all internet traffic in the country will be channeled into realty, cowboy. but here's the thing. it seems that some articles in the regulations or will d

foreign born soldiers of the ukranian army were handed down death sentences and beg, then the un human right office sharply criticized this verdict is saying that am such a trial against prisoners of war itself would amount to a war crime. now begin to give us an update on the situation on the ground. the ukrainian presidents, as russian troops are regrouping in the south. yes it, it seems as if russian forces are preparing to pre empt the ukrainian counter offensive, a counter offensive precedence. lensky had announced some weeks ago, and we have been seeing preparations of this counter offensive over the past or weeks when am ukrainian forces have attacked ammunition depots and a key infrastructure behind the russian front line in order to cut their supply lines. but at the same time, russia has been deploying from the eastern region amounts of troops, big amount of troops add to the south, and president to lensky has stated in the end, this knightly address. this is in the detention to add to take the town, his home town, creevy re a town which is not on the coast rather than more inside in land

now the un human rights office says it's concerned about report russian bank sets this in the city of mario paula preparing for ukrainian prisoners of war on trial photos show cages being erected where proceedings are expected to be held. president vladimir landscape is warning any trial would ends negotiations with moscow. the us military says, meanwhile, it's carried out a strike near the syrian city of darren saw. it says it targeted facilities used by groups affiliated with the rounds revolutionary god. the us central command says the strikes were to protect its forces from attacks carried out by iranian backed groups. iran says israel is trying to sabotage progress in reviving the 2015 nuclear deal. the head of iran's nuclear energy organisation says israel, this stage, days of psychological warfare. this follows us media reports to ron has dropped some key demands from the deal. allegations around denies san jay towel by john. the joint comprehensive plan of action was the result of years of negotiations. the final agreement was meant to end all allegations under the deal around

the un human rights office says it's concerned about reports. russian bank separatists in the city of mario paul are preparing to foot ukrainian prisoners of war and trial. photo sho, cages being erected where the proceedings are expected to be held. president vladimir, the landscape is warning any trial with ending oceans with moscow. i ran, says israel is trying to sabotage progress in reviving the 2015 nuclear deal had of iran's nuclear energy. a organization says israel a stage, days of psychological warfare. this follows us media reports. toronto's dropped some key demands from the deal allegations to run is denied. also jabari is live for us into iran. so what is the iran referring to and it talks about psychological warfare. well, what we've been hearing from officials is that israel is doing everything it can to sabotage these negotiations in trying to carry out attacks within the countries nuclear facilities against certain high ranking officials within the country's military and the revolutionary guards. they're also accusing israel of trying to sabotage these negotiations i

blame ukraine, no less than do you think it will be possible to somehow influence the un secretary general or the officer in charge to, well, somehow regulate the situation around a gas station, secretary general of the un, eh, theoretically, it can, but i am quite skeptical about it. the un, according to me, should have joined the makhat mission, and the first point of this mission was to break through the makhatna zaporizhzhia station so that it would be a powerful mission, so that it would be accompanied by un expert inspectors who are supposed to establish a zone there of security, organize patrols, organize technical surveillance, if you wanted to, it would be broken, of course, it would be cool, but again, i am extremely skeptical about it. and in general , about gutievich's role and his ability negotiate with the russian regime where, and in principle , the ability of the united nations organization to positively influence the russian regime has limited its appetite or the course of this aggression. should the nation repeat the league or should there be a docain overdose- reloaded and this is a ne

they have the where americans can work so tehran, havana and other hotspots as un political officers they had close relations with hezbollah in lebanon so they begin to do operations around the world. of course this culminates in poland's nato entry and the polls are saying the reason we did these operations with the americans is because we didn't want to be seen to be the recipient of american largess. we wanted to prove to the united states that we could be not just a loyal ally but a useful ally so that was very important in their argument with america to open nato's doors to poland. to the czech republic and other countries. the american success is that the americans understood the polish position and having all these diplomatic places around the world and also poland was excellent at human intelligence work. they could use the polls as well. the relationship was wonderful. 1994 the station chief in warsaw is talking with his polish partners and he says we have great relationships now but because we are and the relationship is growing by leaps and bounds but soon he has this prem

the ministry of foreign affairs is disappointed that the office of the un humanitarian coordinator in ukraine did not expressed a clear position on the russian shelling of the town with herons, said the spokesman of the ukrainian ministry, oleg nizhalenko, and added that the appeals of the un high representative to all parties to adhere to international humanitarian law seem detached from reality, because the ministry of defense of russia publicly admitted to committing a war crime, there they said that they allegedly hit a military echelon, let me remind you that on august 24, the russians fired at the railway station in the town of chapane, killing 25 civilians, injuring more than 30 people, we expect that the un structures which we are grateful for the organization of the humanitarian response , they will be able to use their presence in ukraine to figure out which side should comply their obligations under international humanitarian law by bombing chaplene and other ukrainian cities and villages, soldiers and inventors of military aerial reconnaissance became the eyes of the armed

the suspect fled and led police on a highway chase before engaging in a standoff with officers. un nuclear watchdog says military action around the ukrainian nuclear plant must stop immediately. russia ukraine are blaming each other for the shelling of his apparition. plant. ukraine says it's ready for a possible evacuation in the event of a nuclear catastrophe. lothian, m. p. 's of declared russia a state sponsor terra and asking other countries to do the same. the parliament says russia using violence against civilians in pursuit of political goals. it added that the warn ukraine amount that to a target of genocide against the ukrainian people. thousands of brazilians have taken part in nationwide rallies to show support the democratic institutions in response to president j. bolton. i was criticism of the country's electronic voting system is also a question, the integrity of the supreme court and south who is president you and so if you all has pardon, samsung, vice chairman lee jr young. the justice ministry says the business man is needed to help overcome a national economic crisis.

state aid, displaced citizens can count on financial support from foreign partners, such as the office of the un high commissioner, the international committee of the red cross, the international committee for migration and the estonian refugee council, you will contribute up to seven and a half thousand hryvnias assistance can be applied for on the website there is assistance or you can personally visit the representative offices of the organizations, also displaced persons can receive humanitarian assistance alone of historical distribution points per day gives out up to 500 packages with everything you need. and this is a basic set for two weeks: pasta, cereals, canned goods, sweets , necessarily. because there are always children. there are these antiseptics and shampoos and gels for washing the face, soap is always available in the warehouse at the moment evacuation is mandatory not only in the donetsk region, but with the onset of the heating period the situation may worsen in some cities and villages of zaporizhzhia, kherson and kharkiv regions because of this, the authorities consider ev

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b i field office in cincinnati. the un security council meeting to discuss fighting their a nuclear plant in ukraine as experts won't have a potential catastrophe. and brazilians take to the streets, fearing the president won't accept the results of the next election. ah, former us president, donald trump says he won't oppose the publication of the warrant that allowed the f b. i to search his home. trump posted on social media saying he would welcome the release of the document. the u. s. attorney general says he personally made the decision to search trumps florida state. on monday, mary garland has asked a federal court to unseal the warrant, calling it a matter of public interest. reports in the washington post suggest the search was connected with trumps possession of documents relating to nuclear weapons. i personally approve the decision to seek a search warrant in this matter. second, the department does not take such a decision lightly where possible it is standard practice to seek less intrusive means as an alter

b i field office in cincinnati. the un security council needs to discuss fighting the are a nuclear plant in ukraine as experts. one of a potential catastrophe. ah, brazilians take to the streets of the fears that president won't accept the results of the next election. ah, for my years president donald trump has until 3 pm on friday to try and block publication of the warrant used to search his own. last monday, the u. s. attorney general says he personally made the decision to search trumps florida state mary garland as now lost a federal court to unseal the warrant. calling it a matter of public interest reports in the washington post suggest the search was connected with trumps possession of documents relating to nuclear weapons. i personally approved the decision to seek a search warrant in this matter. second, the department does not take such a decision lightly where possible it is standard practice to seek less intrusive means as an alternative to a search and to narrowly scope, any search that is undertaken. 3rd,

war, will lead the mission of the brazilian general carlos do santos, the un secretary general called him respected by officers 40 years of experience in the field of national and international security, the general at one time was the commander of un peacekeeping operations, massive air strikes in ukraine and even sevastopol began sounding sirens, the occupiers do not stop shelling ukrainian cities, the number of victims of the attack on the kharkiv hostel has increased for people with hearing impairments, there are also victims in mykolaiv after the car bombardment vladyslav duletskyi with details, eight rockets were fired by the occupiers in kharkiv oblast, one of them hit the dormitory, at least 12 people died, this is a three- story residential building, this is a dormitory for people with hearing impairments, how many were inside previously, several tens of people were inside at the time of the rocket's impact, that's about 20 to 40 people there, krasnograd in kharkiv oblast also came under fire, three people two people were injured, including a 12-year-old child , she was in the room next to her parents

the office of the un high commissioner for human rights believes that she is guilty of the murder ofalist daria dugin and should be held accountable, the chinese representative to the un also commented on the incident. this country now chairs the security council. we noted the message in the media about what happened, we are concerned about these tragic events. i will continue to monitor the situation and hope that the result of the investigation will be. it is clear that such attacks have taken place it is quite obvious that at the current critical moment the russian military is of no interest to anyone, but if strikes with high-precision weapons at command posts at the places of deployment of units of the military defense were reported to the ministry of defense, the enemy suffered significant losses in the kharkov region, the radar station was destroyed, the guidance of the american counter -complex e, five ukrainian drones were neutralized in the air by a multiple launch rocket system projectile, including, and eight highmars, and in the course of the special operation, in more d

protests in recent years in which dozens of civilian side training program, which has un backing seek to educate officers about human rights standards as well as improved discipline. warning, you may find the following images disturbing. it all commented in a brand new case of police brutality with a u. s. south or he's now investigating those 3 policemen and often saw they were film beating that suspect they were detaining. and the picture is really speak for themselves. the police had reported been responding to an age of individual that making threats to the convenient store in the small town of mulberry. the offices have since been suspended following widespread outrage. and we heard from a civil rights attorney, robert latino in washington, who says that us really needs to focus on adequately training its own officers to prevent abuse of authority. think america has a lot of work to do getting there, but getting their house correct when it comes to police brutality before, educating other countries on human rights police brutality. it's a cancer in america. the only thing that has changed in recent

the french president's office says moscow has agreed to allow un inspectors inside of russian control nuclear plant in ukraine. moscow's former attorney general is arrested in connection with the disappearance of 43 students in 2014 and un way allowing taliban officials to travel abroad by is because the security council can agree on whether it should continue ah to the program. we begin in somalia, where media is say at least 15 people have been killed in an ongoing attack on a hotel in the capital market. tissue witnesses say they were at least 3 explosions before the attack is stoned. the building more than a dozen people have been injured. the hotel is used by somali government officials, shavanne has claimed responsibility. let's bring in hussain mohammed who is a freelance reporter. he's at a police court and outside the hyatt hotel in mogadishu and joined me now on the phone. the same, thanks so much for being on the program. what's the same like way you describe what you're witnessing? thank you. i don't know if this is a site i could be if i so i hope to get to the side of th

sergey lavrov come to the un general assembly in september this question to the russian embassy of the united states now addresses representatives of many countries head of foreign office since february, the us sanctions list under an agreement with the un c. washington cannot interfere with the work of the organization. however, in practice, the host country, the headquarters, has violated these agreements more than once, of course, in recent years, the united states has repeatedly created difficulties for us in connection with working trips, including through the ovno line, the embassy has already turned to the white house, the state department with a demand to fulfill obligations country in which the headquarters is based and immediately on this visa to the minister and all members of the russian delegation. we will continue to insist on ensuring the unhindered entry of all representatives of russia participating in the event of the 77th session of the general assembly dialogue between moscow and washington. at the moment , the contacts between the countries are sporadic, however, to negotiate. all the same, there will be no global problems without the interaction o

power plant, a catastrophe of a pan-european scale did not happen only by a miracle, the russian office of the und about this, by the way, it was not the first secretary general of the organization that was fired at, and today the head of the imt expressed concern about what had happened, which is not surprising if the kiev regime ends up where long ago aiming the consequences would be catastrophic. well, yes. or lazarev about everything in order. russian aviation and artillery have worked over the past day the official representative of the ministry of defense, igor konoshenko, said shockingly that more than 80 foreign mercenaries and 11, the only military equipment, were destroyed as a result of a high-precision strike of the russian aerospace forces on the stronghold of the formation of a foreign legion. in the kherson region alone, more than 400 fighters were missing. there, the temporary deployment point of the air mobile brigade of the military personnel of ukraine in the nikolaev region was destroyed in the form of a scale. losses are deserting en masse declared official representative of

also coming up, the french president's office says moscow has agreed to allow un inspectors inside a russian controlled nuclear plant in ukraine. mexico's former attorney general is arrested in connection with 43 students who disappeared in 2014 extreme weather batters parts of the world. millions of actors like cracked dry and barren, vast tracts of land are flooded. ah, or un security council waiver allowing afghan taliban officials to travel abroad has expired. senior members of the group have been subject to a travel band since 2011, but 13 taliban officials had been granted an exception. so they could attend peace talks. some security council members wanted removed after the group took power by force last year. they could vote again on monday on an amended waiver for just 6 taliban officials. kristen salome has more from un headquarters in new york sanctions against the taliban, including travel restrictions have long been a thorny issue for the security council. they were 1st imposed back in 1999 related to the groups sheltering of al qaeda. the council made exceptions in 2019

un human rights. she says her office is still trying to make the august 31st deadline for the release of a report on beijing's treatment of its week of minority mitchell bachelor's term ends next week. the report into alleged atrocities in china's jin chang, province been ongoing for 3 years. we're working on the, on the report i had fully intended for it to be released before the end of my mandate. i will try and we'll now we have received substantial input from the government that we will need to carefully review what we do every time with any report with any countries. as i have said before, the issues are serious in my meeting with high level national officials and regional $0.30. in jan i race concern about human rights violations, including reports of i, we tried attention and ill treatment in institutions under the report looks in death or in on to these and others. here's humor right relations concerning the weavers and other predominantly muslim minority. since again, earlier, china's government sent a letter to bachelor urging her office not to publish the report. patrick falk has more on that from

civilians at all language and to whom we have not addressed even officially and the mayor's office has appealed to the un to the red cross, but you know, all these people make such round eyes and do different things that they don't hear anything, but well , for the whole pile of war crimes created by the russian federation, that is, except for the murder of mariupol people well let's say and cross two well, this is probably the biggest crime because it is where it can be that a real concentration camp and with people about whom there is no data, yes, that is, we can't even include eh i think we need to raise it more often and in our broadcasts, including so that the reaction was appropriate, mr. peter. thank you for always comprehensive information about mariupol. petro andryushchenko , advisor to the mayor of mariupol, was in touch with us . i will tell you about the most important thing in a few moments, in particular about the fact that the latvians are collecting money for a byraktar for the armed forces of ukraine and in our capital, kyiv, they made their own byraktar from flowers. in the afternoon,

the training program which does have un backing, seeks to further educate officers about human rights standards, as well as improved discipline. now this comes into a new case of police brutality. for example, with us all authorities now investigating 3 carpets and knock in store who were filmed, as you can see right here, beating a suspect they would have painting. admittedly, the suspect has a pretty bad criminal record at the offices had been responding to a report of an individual making threat. southside, a convenience shop in a small town of mulberry. well, that's across lives at u. s. civil rights and criminal defense attorney, robert patty and joining us live on our seats. and she'll greatest see you today. thanks for joining us here on the program. my 1st question to you would be a columbia new leader, the country's 1st left wing president, gustavo petro, and said that he wants to reexamine the government's traditionally close ties with the united states and off the so many years, particularly in the wake of the war on drugs, why do you think this kind of assessment has been

the outgoing human un human rights chief says that her office is still trying to meet the august 31st deadline for the release of a report on beijing's treatment of its weaker minority. the show bachelor's term ends next week. earlier, china's government sent a letter to partially urging her office not to publish the report. patrick fork has more from luncheon. will it may not have come as much of a surprise necessarily if indeed it's true that china sent this letter to michelle bachelor urging her not to publish this report on st. james, beijing's made no secrets of how it feels about this report and the foreign ministry last month called on the high commissioners office to respect the concerns of the chinese people stand on the right side of history and also called on it to reject publishing. this assessment based on what it called lies and false accusations. but the fact that 40 other states of supposedly supported china in this letter raises some very serious questions about how china is using its sway over the u. n. and it's approach on the shin jane question and allegations of r

somewhere. agreements between russia and ukraine until turkey is a mediator in un monitoring what is called leaked from the officef the administration of the president of turkey in order to show his role after he met with putin, that is, to bring this proposal to ukraine and hand it over to zelensky, well, they say it is already possible, speculation, maybe no, they say that they were also transferred in the form of some there is a written form that well, i doubt it, i think it is enough orally, er, just an appeal although i just spoke and expected from this visit will it be an emphasis on the release of prisoners, that is what you said in the previous story, that is, i said so if butyrsh and yordagan come and make an effort to free the prisoners, it will be productive, they talked about it at the meeting, it is also known, well, they talked. a pause to build up the aggressor's forces, then, in principle, it was expressed on our part, well, the reaction of the public heard me. and will there be any further actions in this regard ? turkey is obviously there, the general secretary also took his pictures against the