and since there is such a large concentration of international organizations here, both within the un systemutside, there is naturally a very high level of diplomatic representation , every year more than 10 thousand meetings, symposiums, round tables, conferences are held at the un palace of nations in geneva , in just one year the palace of nations is visited by more than 100 thousand visitors, the palace of nations is a historical building, it was built in the thirties of the last century in a park oriada. until 1946 it housed the headquarters of the league of nations. in 2016, grandiose work began on its reconstruction. today the structures of the agency of the european branch of the un are located here. works in geneva permanently representative office of the russian federation. it is headed by gennady gotilov, not only the head of the european representation of the russian federation to the un, but also permanent. representative of russia to other international organizations located in geneva. geneva has its own specifics. as you rightly said, there are a large number of organizations

, since there is such a large concentration of international organizations here, both within the un systemutside. it's naturally very high here level of diplomatic representation. every year, the palais des nations in geneva hosts more than 10 thousand meetings, symposiums, round tables, conferences; in just one year , the palais des nations is visited by more than 100,000 visitors. the palace of the nation is a historical building, it was built in the thirties of the last century in oriad park. today the structures of the agency of the european branch of the un are located here. there is a permanent mission of the russian federation in geneva. it is headed by gennady gatilov, not only the head of the european representation of the russian federation to the un, but also the permanent representative of russia. mandates, expert mandates that require expert study by the participation of relevant experts, not even politicians, but representatives of various relevant departments and organizations. therefore, our task here, as a representative office, is to coordinate this work and determine tho

that makes cooling systems, but they make mechanical device. is over there and these are natural un systèmenaturel you experience in the hot desert something completely you know different uh it was a really uh wonderful experience and i was impressed by the engineering and the architecture. city of yaz is undoubtedly living museum that holds in every corner a precious architectural treasure. the countless historical houses of yast show. the importance of this ancient city, which may soon become the first iranian city registered as a world heritage site by unesco. the inhabitants of this land tried to use everything they had to master the hard character of the desert and create magnificent words of art for future generations. one of the architectural wonders of this city is undoubtedly the wind tower or wind catcher. in farcy they are called: we arrive at the persian garden of dolatabad to discover the jewel that it holds inside. dolatabad garden in yazd, which is more than 250 years old, is one of the most famous persian gardens in the world. the garden has an element which makes it very si

fact finding committee was set up for that purpose, but today no meaningful action is taken by the un system in response to the mask. killing of thousands of women and girls in gaza. i should reiterate that imposing such procedures against my country under the pretext of fact finding, while there are effective national mechanisms in place, is void of any logical, legal or legitimate basis. it is only another instance of instrumentalization of human rights mechanisms for political purposes. mr. president, the sinister and dangerous phenomenon of terrorism and extremism continues to claim innocental victims. the islamic republic of iran as a country that has been at the forefront of the fight against terrorist groups and sacrifice many. lives for that cause has always stressed the need for effective international cooperation against terrorism as a global threat an effective way as a prevalent international threat. ladies and gentlemen, unilateral coersive measures continue to systematically violate fundamental human rights in the targeted countries and render serious harm to people. imposing u

that the un international court of justice also needs reform, like all other institutions of the un systemt we do not forget that this is the un international court of justice, and that in its decision, so say the experts , the court cannot avoid. the influence of the position of the judges who represent the most influential members of this organization, i.e. the united nations, especially if these members are members, permanent members of the security council and possessors of nuclear weapons, so here are two, well, approaches in assessments, i yesterday.. . saw at least there may be others, i do not take it upon myself to speak for all the experts here, but we must also be aware that the court in its decision speaks in detail about all the violations that the ukrainian side insists on, and it does not reject them, it does not exonerate russia , but the most pleasing thing for us is that the court says that these violations are taking place in the occupied crimea, if we are talking about the financing of terrorism, that... such facts are not the ones that cover these, in one case, that th

occupied territories the event ukrainian language and culture in this territory's and the entire un system of pistons security can stop it in terms of trying to stop it. i mean, where is the country in terms of actually prosecuting all of those crimes that you mentioned. ukraine, as i understand, it, has only convicted at it most of those in absentia. so how hard has it been to actually move forward with prosecutions? >> it's hard because we faced with enormous amount of crimes. russia uses were crimes at the methods of for fear, it's the way how russia tried to win this war with inflicting the immense pain on civilian population. but there is another problem exist. we have no international court who can prosecute putin and his surrounding for the crime of aggression. but all these atrocities, which we are now documenting, its results of their leadership decision too. start this war, we need a special tribunal. >> explain what you mean because you've called for the special tribunal that would on aggression specifically to hold russia accountable. but do you get any sense that there's any i

distract the policies from the objective of a negotiated 2 state solution that weapon, isaac, the un system to de, legitimize them criminalize. israel is not going to lead to peace. well, you know, i think only they say these are the americans at this point, really believe in the old, a 2 state solution. we've been talking about the 2 state solution for a number of dictates. now as we witnessed the progressive dismantling of palestine, the increasing do population of palestinian territories, the lack of liability of a palestinian state in terms of territorial contiguity, the spread of settlements under the auspices of the so called peace process. i think it's time that we re frame or a frame of reference, rethink our frame of reference and go to the i c j for example, or think about other ways. busy ending is a, the occupation of bringing to sort of re, to meaningful reconciliation is a design palestinians rather that there's 2 state solution that the americans of these areas i've been talking about as they continuously dismantled palestine. professor m c. c. i saw you knowing that you want

have to find the list task of trying to defend the occupation saying you should be left to cover an un system security council resolutions, wherever israel and these and the pilots in each it negotiate together. that's how we should progress. we shouldn't be relying on the international court, but yet, even though the us and the u. k, all you thought is riley, still ignoring those resolutions by expanding in the occupied westbank, which is why the palestinians said they had no option. but to go to the international court because of exactly what his role is doing now in the occupied church. and bernard smith reporting live there from occupied east jerusalem. thank you very much. i in northern does a hunger is worsening. most palestinian families there once a day at most inter volume people are receiving just a trickle of humanitarian aid, finding food as a daily fight for survival. mitree ment, vanco reports before we wake up to the screams of 4 children asking us for food. they ask us for food night and day. it's a busy morning for my mood and his family and the carriage where they live. the

, de système que les humains créent, une armée, il est crée par des humains, mais ça n'exclut'humanité de mon peuple, que je regarder l'autre en tant qu'humain, c'est la seule moyen de pouvoir regarder les choses en face, and screening of palestinian movies led to a blessing in disguise. the problem forced palestinian filmmakers to finance their movies somewhere outside of palestine, typically from european producers. the producers expanded the circle of the screening to return their funds. one of the most talented newcomers to the palestinian cinema was honey abu asad. abu asad was born. in nazareth in 1961, he went to the netherlands in 1980 and studied there and finally started making movies about palestine as a producer and then a director. hanyabu asad finally made a name for himself by making the movie paradise now. paradise now won the best foreign language film award at the golden globe in 2006 but despite the predictions it failed to... win the oscar for the best foreign movie, paradise now from the palestinian territories, khani abu assad. many people related it to t

prosecute biden because of his deteriorating mental state further demonstrates the un-american two-tiered justice system that exists in joe biden's america. there cannot be one set of rules if your last name is biden and another for the rest of america. biden's america. there cannot be one set of rules if your last name is biden and another for the rest of america. and the american people know that if someone is mentally unfit to stand trial, they are unfit to serve as commander in

we have seen this in 2021 un foot systems summit where a huge corporations also active in the pesticides on foot sector, influencing heavily the decisions being made by the un. normally, states are to be an international which advocates for the right to adequate food. and nutrition, says 60 percent of agricultural land and the world is owned by the riches 10 percent of landowners. which along with the corporations ability to set prices, means it's tough for small scale farm is to survive. most skills, palmer and small scale and local communities, they're not able to actually access the market to sell this product. and so these people, before people that's really rely on, you know, the, the food services woods from this most can from us, i'm not able to accept. so even afford climate change is a close of food shortages and countries that are experiencing severe weather changes. and will, on their own food sources and things that are mostly the climate do actually what are some of the, how to navigate. and this is, you know, it is happening since 1918 when we have received into the communi

we have seen this in 2021 un foot systems summit where a huge corporations also active in the pesticides on foot sector. influencing heavily the decisions being made by the un normally states are to be an international which advocates for the right to adequate food. and nutrition, says 60 percent of agricultural land and the world is owned by the riches 10 percent of all landowners. which along with the corporations ability to set prices, means it's tough for small scale farm is to survive. most skills, palmer and small scale um and local communities. they're not able to actually access the markets to sell this product. and so this people before people that's really rely on, you know, the, the food services woods from this most can from us, i'm not able to accept. so even afford climate change is a close of food shortages and countries that are experiencing severe weather changes. and will, on their own food sources, are computers that are mostly the affected by climate did actually out of the how to navigate. and this is, you know, it is happening since 1918. and we have really been thr

we have seen this and 2021 un foot systems summit, where a huge corporations also active in the testifies of food sect, or influencing heavily the decisions being made by the un normally states or to be an international which advocates for the right to adequate food and nutrition says 60 percent of agricultural land in the world is owned by the rich is 10 percent of all landowners. which along with the corporations ability to set prices means it's tough for small scale farm is to survive. most skills palmer and small scale um.

we have seen this in 2021 un foot systems summit where a huge corporations also active in the pesticides on foot sector, influencing heavily the decisions being made by the un normally states or to be an international which advocates for the right to adequate food and nutrition says 60 percent of agricultural land in the world is owned by the rich is 10 percent of landowners. which along with the corporations ability to set prices, means it's tough for small scale farm is to survive. as most skills, thomas and small scale um and local communities, they're not able to actually access the market to sell this for that. and so the people of the poor people that's really rely on, you know, the, the food services woods from this most can from us. i don't get more to accept or even afford the climate change is a cause of food shortages and countries that are experiencing severe weather changes and will on their own food sources. are computers that are mostly the climate did actually out of the how to navigate and this is, you know, it is happening since 198th is when we have various events abou

humanitarian corridor should exist, so that's a who the un and parts can do their job, we need an complete pragmatic and a different deconfliction system to be able to actually do our work, we across an over now live to the un, the palestinian envoy is speaking there, let's take a listen, trust that algeria, the representative of the arab group to decide you know the moment when it will be put in blue and to decide you know the date for acting on that draft resolution. from our perspective, we believe that the security council should shoulder its responsibility and act immediately and stopping the fighting, saving rafah from this looming catastrophe, and you know we would love to see the security council acting as quickly as possible. within uh its mandate and its power, we believe that we have massive support to this text, and we will be informing you uh, you know, i think that our brothers in algeria will be informing you, informing everyone about you know when it will be put in blue and when the date will be for acting on that resolution. we are very happy that you are with us, we always keep you inform of everything that we do, and

un says that israely forces are systemically blocking access to people in need. in gaza complicating the task of delivering aid there. the spokesman for the un humanitarian agency said carrying out medical evacuations and aid deliveries in northern gaza has literally become impossible. yet's lark said the humanitarian operations are becoming increasingly difficult in the south as well. the humanitarian agencies delivering aid to gaza say that even convoys cleared in advance by israeli authorities have repeatedly been blocked or have come under fire. according to the world health organization, all planned aid convoys into northern gaza have been denied by israeli authorities in recent weeks. yes, israely genocide in gaza has displayed some 1.7 million people throughout the bessieg territory. and press tv has spoken to some of those who recounted the trauma and misery as a result of this war. city because of hunger, we ate animal food, grasses, and plant leaves, we had meal every two days, our home was destroyed by israeli war planes, my mother and brother were killed at home and we wer

as it was wondering, guys have destroyed universities and schools disrupting the education system, but un says a 162 and the school buildings have been directly hit by is reading strikes, which is effective. 625000 students. 92 percent of all school buildings are being used as shelters for displaced palestinians. b one says 3 universities have been completely destroyed and others are damaged. depriving $88000.00 students of a full academic year of study. 95 professors have been killed last year. the literacy rate was 97.7 percent and one teacher involved 5 is on a mission to not allow israel's war to rob children of the future. i hush them as the story. more than half a 1000000 students in guys are out of school. even if the war comes to an end, they won't be able to resume the education. thousands of them have lost the lights . but for those who have survived is visible on guns out. there are no schools to come back to. most of the 800 schools of either being completely destroyed or have been turned into shelters for the hundreds of thousands of refugees who have lost the whole loss. wel

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nicaragua argued supplies are facilitating flagrant and systemic violation of un genocide convention. managua has also urged. european states to immediately help arms shipments to the regime. in late december, south africa followed lawsuit against israel at the icj, accusing the regime and its leaders of war crimes in gaza. many countries, including nicaragua, supported the case back then. another lebanese citizen is killed and two wounded in israel's fresh air rates on. on southern lebanese border. israely strikes have hit the khayam region. meanwile, lebanese resistance movement hezbollah's announce is fired missiles at israeli military sites and occupy shabal farms, causing casualties the gathering of israeli soldiers there. exchange of fires intensified in southern lebanese border areas since beginning of israel's onslot on gaza. hezbulah says his operations are in retaliation for us israely campaign of genocide on the besieg territory. and joining us for an update earlier was our b correspondent my i'm sorry "the israelis also targeted the towns of bani hayan and karkila and othe

nikaragua argues that the supplies are facilitating flagrant and systemic violation of the un genocide convention. matagua has also urged the european states to immediately halt their arms shipments. in late december, south africa filed a lawsuit against israel at the icj, accusing the regime and its leaders of war crimes in gaza. many countries, including nicaragua, supported the case back then. one more lebanese citizen is killed and two are wounded in israel's fresh air rais on lebanon's southern border. this really strikes have hit the khayam region. meanwile the lebanese resistance has announced it has fired missiles at israeli military sites in shaba farms, causing casualties to the gathering of israely soldiers there. the exchange of fire has intensified in lebanon. southern border since the beginning of israel's onslot on gaza. the hisb of resistance movement says this operations are in retaliation for the us israeli genocide in the palestinian territory. our lebanon corresponder maria joined us earlier with details about the latest exchange of fire between israeli forces and h

prosecute biden because of his deteriorating mental state further demonstrates the un-american two-tiered justice system that exists in joe biden's america. there cannot be one set of rules if your last name is biden and another for the rest of america. and the american people know that if someone is mentally unfit to stand trial, they are unfit to serve as commander in chief. turning to our agenda of this week, house republicans will continue to deliver on our promises. yesterday, after a year-long investigation, led by the house homeland security committee under the leadership of chairman mark green, we executed our constitutional duty impaoefpg secretary mayorkas for profighting his oath to support and defend the constitution, subvert the rule of law, and preach the american public's trust. impeachment is just one step. the senate must pass house republican securities the border act, the strongest border security bill in history to stop the invasion at our border which we are seeing under joe biden's policies. this week, house republicans will also bring the unlocking our domestic l.n.g. potential ac

nicaragua argued suppliers are facilitating flagrant and systemic violation of the un genocide convention. managua has also urged the european states to immediately halt all arms shipments. to the regime. in late december, south africa followed lawsuit against israel at the icj, accusing the regime and its leaders of war crimes in gaza. many countries, including nicaragua, have supported that case. another lebanese citizen is killed and two wounded in israel's fresh air raids on the southern lebanese border. israely strikes have hit the khaam region. meanwile the lebanese resistance movement hezbulas announce is fired miss. at israeli military sites and occupy shib of farms causing casualties a gathering of israeli soldiers, exchange of fires intensified along the southern lebanese border since beginning of israel's onslot on gaza. hez b says this operations are in response to the us israely genocide in the palestinian enclave. and our beirot correspondent matt joined us earlier with more details. "the israel is also targeted the towels of bani hayan and farqila and other towns of course

be used in its bloody on. slot, nicarago argues supplies are facilitating flagrant and systemic violation of the un convention against genocide. manago has also urged european states to immediately halt their arm shipments to the regime. in late december, south africa followed lawsuit against israel at the icj, accusing tel aviv and its leaders of war crimes in gaza. many countries, including nicaragua, have supported that case. us policy is failing to address north korea and neglecting growing tensions on the korean peninsula, says south korea state media in a significant editorial departure. remarking on the north recent missile advancements and strengthening alliances, the us absorption in ukraine and gaza and overall default to hardline policy of south korean president yuun is to blame, according to experts. press tv's frank smith reports. us and south korean actions on the korean peninsula are generating tension with the dprk and may result in a war, say leading analysts in soul. they argue the focus on the deployment of nuclear capable us weapons and large-scale joint military exercises is co

nikaragua argues a supplies are facilitating flagrant and systemic violation of the un genocide convention. managuas also urged european states to immediately halt their arms shipments to the regime. in late december, south africa also filed lawsuit against israel at the icj. accusing the regime and its leaders of war crimes in gaza, many countries, including nicaragua, supported that case as well. one more lebanese citizens been killed and two wounded in israel's fresh air raids in the southern lebanese border. israel strikes to hit the khayam region, meanwhile lebanese resistance movement hezbollah's announced is fired missiles at israeli military sites and occupied shabo farms called causing casualties to gathering of israeli soldiers there exchange of fires intensified along the lebanese border since beginning of israel's onslot on gaza. hez says the operations are in ret. ation for us israely genocide on palestinian territory. and for more details, we were joined earlier by beirot correspondent mat. the israelis also targeted the towns of bani hayan andfarkila and other towns of cours

humanitarian corridor should exist, so that's a wh, the un and parts can do their job, we need an complete pragmatic and a different deconfliction system to be able to actually do our work. un who is ready to carry out many more missions, both to the north, to the middle area and to the south, which we can all do now. pupricorn added that israel has denied several requests to distribute medical aid to gaza, which has limited the who's ability to provide aid for the gazans in need. he said the health system in gaza is completely overburdened and undercapacitated. about a looming is really invasion of raffa, saying that such incident would result in an unfathumable catastrophe. military activities in this area, this densely populated areas would be of course an unfetomenal catastrophe and an enormous would even further expand the humanitarian disaster beyond. imaginations, the new way of displacements and and would also really give increase in of course in additional injuries due to the military offensive and trauma. the who representative said that any invasion on rufa would push gaza's health system closer to the brink of collapse. mor

nikaragua argues supplies are facilitating flagrant and systemic violation of the un genocide convention. managuas also urged european states to immediately half their arms shipments. in late december, south africa filed lawsuit against israel at the icj. accusing the regime and its leaders of war crimes in gaza. many countries, including nicaragua, supported the case. on the occasion of the 45th anniversary of victory of the islamic revolution in iran, we discuss iran's achievements following the revolution. let's take a listen to our guests who waid in on the issue earlier than our news review program. is a professor at the university of tehran who joins us from tehran and we also have sarah flounders international action center who joins us from new york. thank you to you both and welcome puad azadi. so uh, congratulations the 45th anniversary of iran's islamic revolution. you now there are many year after in year out have doubted the fact that iran can actually uh have the islamic republic. flourish the way that it has over the decades, what is the fact that we're looking at this 45t

but this is the whole un, which context we are working in our european legal system. we have a sanction system for listing on the terrorism. if terrorism occurs in another country, especially in the european union, it was up to the it takes on the us on the 9th of september. so we need a legal ground to list them. so far we do not have the evidence and prove that there has been this terrorist attacks in the european union den with different cases. it's a different legal system in the body. and this is important for me because i hear this argument again. and again, this is not because we shy away with regard to the revolutionary god of the crimes against the women. use civil society, its own population. no, we use the instruments, we are having as european union to defend human rights. and we set up for the 1st time in history, or if you opinion, a sanction systems because of human rights violations. and for me, this is even stronger in the pause. it was the same with dies and the crimes against ged women. yeah. this and brought to court not slaughtering women. not say

collaboratively. premises apparently not directed by of the british in del c i a created un but, but a, but another system of a college of countries coming together to then shipmate black rock and the money power. there is the global as cold. that's what that as operations inside russia, inside south africa, inside saudi arabia, inside mexico, inside canada, inside the us, they all operate as cloud. schwab said, we penetrate the cabinets as this kind of specter like root that's against the nation state, the people we have to recognize that as parasitic nature had, the countries come together and unify around trust busting, like teddy roosevelt at a 120 years ago or 100100102 years ago and unify around taking the power back from the corporations and transferring it back to the people which is free market. the corporations are bigger than governments now and average . they've created their own governmental to tell jerry in the system. this is an inquiry marks writings. it's not in adam smith's writings. this is the new politic . this is the real world. libertarians say leave the big corporations alone will

last month, un special reporter. said israel is destroying gaza's food system using food as a weapon against the palestinian people. human rights groups have also described the regime's use of starvation against civilians as a method of warfare and a war crime. the united nations human rights chief has deplored the widespread destruction of civilian infrastructure in gaza. he says that israel's on. going destruction of all buildings in gaza's border areas constitutes a war crime, extensive destruction of property, not justified by military necessity and carried out unlawfully and wantedly amounts to a grave breach of the fourth geneva convention and a war crime. since october, my office has recorded widespread destruction and demolition by the idea. of civilian and other infrastructure, including residential buildings, schools and universities in areas in which fighting is not or no longer taking place. israel has not provided clear reasons for such extensive destruction of civilian infrastructure. such destruction of homes and other essential civilian infrastructure also result in t

and or israel's war on gaza, has destroyed universities and schools disrupting the education system. the un says a 162 school buildings have been directly hit by is really strikes that has affected 625000 students. 92 percent of all school buildings are being used as shelters with displace palestinians and the you and also says 3 universities have been completely destroyed and others are damaged. depriving $88000.00 students of a full academic year of study. 95 percent of professors have been killed last year . the literacy rates in gaza was close to a 100 percent. it was 97.7 percent. here's the story of one teacher in rasa. who's on a mission not to allow israel's worth the rom, children of their future. all the hushing has that story. more than half a 1000000 students in guys are out of school. even if the war comes to an end, they won't be able to resume the education. thousands of them have lost the lights . but for those who have survived is visible on guns out. there are no schools to come back to. most of the 800 schools of either being completely destroyed or have been turned into

farmers and to some extent citizens are trapped in a food system we have designed over 60 years and is increasingly not working for anybody. the unure organisation recently estimated that the cost of the environment is about 10%—12% of global gdp. there is an absolute need from an environmental perspective to reform the food system, but the trouble is that farmers are really trapped at the bottom of that. small businesses selling into consolidated industry, they are price gouged on the one hand by the people they are selling to and on the other hand they are subject to environmental threats from droughts and heat waves and their lives are becoming more difficult and the environmental regulations are getting tougher and tougher and tougher. they are being squeezed on all sides, plus the opening up of new trade deals to global competition helps undercut them, or issues to do with grain jumping from ukraine. all in the round most farmers are struggling to have a livelihood and looking ahead to just select becoming more difficult. ,, . , to just select becoming more difficult. ,, . difficult. looking specifically at the environmental

last month, un special raporteurs said israel is destroying gaza's food system using food as a weapon against the palestinian people. human rights groups have also described the regime's use of starvation against civilians as a method of warfare and a war crime. now israel's genocidal war against the gaza strip, which is now in his fifth month is sparking more international outcry for justice. now, nicaragua is throwing his weight behind a genocide case against the regime at the international court of justice, which was initiated by south africa. according to the icj, minagua has officially submitted an application to join the lawsuit. the hag base court has already... invited israel and south africa to provide written observations on nicoraga's application for permission to intervene as a party. nikaraguay has asserted in his application that the conduct of israel in gaza stands in violation of his obligations under the convention. south africa filed this lawsuit against israel and its leaders for committing war crimes in gaza last december. last month, the court ordered the regime t