because we have not heard anything from the unhcr. anything from the unhcr. only the taliban government gave a statement. but they have been working on two diplomatic means. these guys who have come to pakistan. they have taken over kabul and they have security threats in afghanistan, but we understand the pakistan situation and if there are any security threats they should be resolved through dialogue with the taliban government rather than pressuring the afghans who have almost lost their home and are homeless. 0r their home and are homeless. or should they go? they have come to pakistan to seek protection and safety. if that safety is not given to them i don't know where they should go. there are many people who are still waiting on applications who are waiting for their immigration status to the unhcr. these people will be badly affected. we will have to leave it there, but thank you for giving us your insight. let's return to our attention to nagorno—karabakh inside azerbaijan which is almost entirely deserted after most of the e

with the foreign secretary head of the unhcr last year with the rwandaireign secretary head of the unhcrnda .eign secretary head of the unhcr last year with the rwanda . when ecretary head of the unhcr last year with the rwanda . when we tary head of the unhcr last year with the rwanda . when we announced from rwanda. when we announced our rwanda plan . there's a but our rwanda plan. there's a but coming. but let's be quite clear about this, right? so echr is not about the rights and the principles . this not about the rights and the principles. this is about not about the rights and the principles . this is about the principles. this is about the interpretation by the court in strasbourg of judgements that go against our own laws, our own sovereign laws. and camilla, we've been here before. do you remember prisoner rights ? yes. remember prisoner rights? yes. yes. so, you know, give him prisoners. the right to vote. when about how when you think about how that court to stop foreign court intervenes to stop foreign national offenders from being removed from our country, that is laws are

to a friend who is on the ground in her right now, she said that international organizations like unhcr, wfp and who, there are also national organizations, afghanistan red crecent, iranian red precent and other minor organizations, they are providing aid, but that is not enough. for example, as i was told the international organizations are giving uh flour, wheat flow, water, and some other basic food materials like oil, but still people do not have access to many things like, they don't have access to proper medication, they don't have access to proper food, they have a limited access, what they receive, what they can make with what they'... is basically only breath, so uh, we expect to see some malnutrition in the children there, it is expected to see some some diseases to spread out. and we don't expect to see - a good situation at least for next month. thank you for that there correspondend there from afghanistan, stay safe. thank you. moving on rallies have been held in various parts of the world, in solidarity with palestinians, as the israeli regime continues with this brutal ag

refugees in lebanon, who knows, nobody, god almighty knows only, and the united nations, human rights, unhcrd number of the syrian refugees in order to be able to know how to solve this, and there also needs to be a difference between individuals and families, some we see for example, young men who come to syria, their families remain in syria, no. and other cases you have a full family that's coming to lebanon. we need to come and also see the those who are laborers, those who are workers and those who are refugees. we've always had maybe hundred thous, 200,0, 300,00 workers, syrian workers, we have 400,0 workers from syria, because as you know, for us as labanes, there are many, unfortunately many works that we do not do, don't accept to work in constructions and so on, so they even in some areas when the municipalities come and have taken um even some measures, there were the their stores or even agriculture, they're coming to even oppose this because they are saying that we need those workers, we need those syrian workers, this is why that mixing up is something that is not suitable when

agencies that are out there doing incredible work, whether it's unhcr, unicef, international organization of migration, and on the list, there doing things that people in distress that with ahe not doing it either we would have to do it entirely on our own or no one would do it, and then you have a world of greater hurt. the u.n. needs a lot of work. my boss likes to say don't khmer me to the almighty. khmer me to the alternative. >> -- compare me to thehe alternative. >> general mark milley who i spent time with recently was talking about ukraine, the battle space of ukraine as the fulcrum of the world in terms of democracy versus authoritarianism. like the whole story is there. if russia went and gets its way through force, that means that the authoritarians would truly ascended and soan my question is do you believe that all of our eggs are in that basket is all? >> let me say two things. one thing about mark. it's been an incredible privilege to serve alongside him. he's an extraordinary american, extraordinary leader and an amazing patriot. i had only learned a tremendous amount from

agencies that are out there doing incredible work, whether it is unhcr, unicef, migration and down the list, they are doing things to help people in distress, whether they are not doing it, we would have to do it on our own or no one would do it and then you would have a world in greater hurt. of course the u.n. needs a lots of work. as my boss like to say, don't compare me to the almooghty, compare me to the alternative. >> general mark milley, who i spent some time with recently, was talking about ukraine, the battle space of ukraine as the fulcrum of the world in terms of democracy. the whole story is there. if russia wins and gets its way through force, that means that aauthoritarians would truly -- and my question is do you believe all of our eggs are in that basket as well? >> let me say two things. first, one thing about mark. it has been an incredible privilege to serve alongside him. he is an extraordinary american. an extraordinary leader and an amazing patriot and i have not only learned a tremendous amount from him but just enjoyed immensely being in the situation room with

seeking international protection and to coordinate international humanitarian organizations such as unhcrprovide humanitarian assistance. [inaudible] with attacks the second joint attack where there is a minor injuries. is this a message from the iraq he initiative what they are doing in that region getting involved into this war and ssecondly customer quickset is the manner we are still looking into. we obviously take very seriously the safety and security of all americans overseas. especially our forces serving overseas or further comment or refer you to the pentagon. >> secondly suggesting that focus on refugees do support? he's suggesting for that refugees us is inside israel. you support the idea of the refugees inside mecca? >> i will say one of the things we heard in our travels around the region from first and foremost from president but also for many other regions is the idea of palestinians meeting because it was an ounce or digit ocs palestiniansha leading district leaving palestinian labs we focus on setting up areas inside gaza where they can be safe from harm. go ahead. >> t

and you know something, the unhcr say there are 80 million people around the world who are living in war zones, who potentially could qualify as refugees . i could qualify as refugees. i would make the argument that if you add to that the hordes of young men crossing the english channel young men crossing the english channel, who we have to put up in 400 hotels in private residences and now of course, back on barges in dorset, that we simply can't cope. and in terms of numbers , we should say terms of numbers, we should say enough. terms of numbers, we should say enough . what i find even more enough. what i find even more interesting is the reaction of people who are neighbours to gaza, for example , take what the gaza, for example, take what the egyptian president said yesterday. he said, what is happening now in gaza is an attempt to force civilian residents to take refuge and migrate to egypt, which should not be accepted . egypt rejects not be accepted. egypt rejects any attempt to resolve the palestinian issue by military means or through the forced displacement of palestinians

and you know something, the unhcr say there are 80 million people around the world who are living in war zones, who potentially could qualify as refugees . i could qualify as refugees. i would make the argument that if you add to that the hordes of young men crossing the english channel young men crossing the english channel, who we have to put up in 400 hotels in private residences and now of course, back on barges in dorset, that we simply can't cope. and in terms of numbers , we should say terms of numbers, we should say enough. terms of numbers, we should say enough . what i find even more enough. what i find even more interesting is the reaction of people who are neighbours to gaza, for example , take what the gaza, for example, take what the egyptian president said yesterday. he said, what is happening now in gaza is an attempt to force civilian residents to take refuge and migrate to egypt, which should not be accepted . egypt rejects not be accepted. egypt rejects any attempt to resolve the palestinian issue by military means or through the forced displacement of palestinians

and you know, ivan, if you listen to the unhcr , they're you listen to the unhcr, they're up to 80 millionaced . how many the world displaced. how many millions does ivan think should come? i'd love to know the answer. a nswer. >> answer. >> yeah. okay. >> yeah. okay. >> they never have an answer to that. no, it's always one that's slightly dodged. >> but nigel, thank you so much. nigel will on your screens, nigel will be on your screens, of at 7:00 tonight. here of course, at 7:00 tonight. here on your emails on gb news. keep your emails coming in gbviews@gbnews.com. >> yes . >> yes. >> yes. >> still come, king charles >> still to come, king charles stressed the importance of mutual understanding between religions during turbulent times and revoking visas. >> former home secretary sajid javid is calling for foreign nationals committing acts of anti—semitism or other hate crimes in the uk to have their visas revoked. do you agree with that? that and much more after your morning's news with . rihanna >> good morning. it's 1031. rihanna >> good morning. it's1031. your top stories from the ne

echr, i support reform of the un 51 convention, went to the convention, i went to see the head of the unhcrn we announced our rwanda plan . but coming but our rwanda plan. but coming but let's be quite clear about this, right? so echr it's not about the rights and the principles . the rights and the principles. this is about the interpretation by the court in strasbourg of judgements that go against our own laws, our own sovereign laws. and camilla, we've been here before. do you remember prisoner rights? yes. so you know, give him prisoners the right to vote. when you think about how that court intervened to foreign national to stop foreign national offenders being removed offenders from being removed from country, that is not from our country, that is not right. laws are crystal right. our laws are crystal clear about the removal and the deportation of fmo's. so are you pro full withdrawal from it? so i we have to reform. you i think we have to reform. you can withdraw, but at the same time, is it about the rights or the principles or the interpretation? i don't think it's right that the

such debates, but the guardians, if you like, of these these conventions and treaties such as the unhcr don't if country a succeeds in opening up the treaty or the for convention discussion, then you get a whole raft of other countries coming in with with other ideas as well. and it will take you two decades to resolve it. yeah but peter, in all of this discussion , it always strikes me that there's a failure grasp that, there's a failure to grasp that, that an unprecedent that we have an unprecedent global challenge. >> are on the move like >> people are on the move like never before. whether to that's do with social media, with seeing opportunities in seeing the opportunities in other places, whether change climate pressures on climate change, the pressures on where you know , where they live, you know, political instability, whatever it be. no one ever it might be. no one ever acknowledges that. and to basically argue want to pull basically argue we want to pull out echr that people out of the echr so that people stay in the first country they reach, safety would make it untenable fo