minister of foreign affairs of our country, participated in the 52nd meeting of the united nations human rights councilthe past few days , in addition to speaking at the meeting with various political officials, from the secretary general of the united nations to the foreign ministers of finland and armenia. belgium met indonesia on tuesday, international organizations based in the south met with the minister of foreign affairs, mr. amir tetlu, who is one of the most active foreign ministers in the war. in these meetings, various political issues were discussed. articles related to yemen as a very important issue. the important issues of the region are the issues related to the crisis and the ways of helping to adopt a political solution to end this military conflict, to the negotiation process of lifting the oppressive sanctions against the islamic republic of iran, to the return of all parties and members to their obligations and requirements in the framework of the jcpoa, carefully and details of discussion and exchange of views and in this context, the latest messages exchanged between the parties

country, during in recent days, the company had traveled to the 52nd meeting of the united nations human rights council in geneva, in addition to speaking at the meeting with various political officials , from the secretary general of the united nations to the foreign ministers of finland , armenia, belgium, indonesia , international organizations based in the south met with the minister of foreign affairs. they met mr. amir abdollahian, one of the most active ministers who is a foreigner present in jenin, discussed various political issues , the developments related to me as a very important issue in the region, issues related to the crisis and ukraine and ways to help adopt a political solution for the ending of this military conflict, the negotiation process of lifting the oppressive sanctions against the islamic republic of iran, the return of all parties and members to their obligations and commitments in the framework of the jcpoa were discussed and exchanged in detail , and in this context, the latest messages that it was exchanged between the parties related to the jcpoa, there was a discussion

we'll get the latest on the united nations human rights council to based on the situation of palestine and of a occupied arab territories. ah hello. they will have a look at us trailer in a moment, the 1st to southeast asia. and you can see the seasonal rains continuing to affect parts of indonesia falling heaviest in the southeast corner. but we will see those waves, the wet weather, picking up for places like borneo and moving into southern areas of the philippines . on friday we are going to see more in the way of heavy rain for parts of cambodia as well as ours. but it has been a rather finer picture for northern areas of indo china that was moved down under to australia. it's the weather weather that's going to pose a problem across western australia. we have got flood alert south for many areas as rivers continue to rise from that heavy rain. that's going to move more centrally as we go into friday for the southeast corner. it is looking much dryer, but temperatures sitting low here, hobart, coming in are only 17 degrees celsius. now there will be some recovery to the temperature

abdollahian, was present for a speech at the united nations human rights council and also, in the united nations disarmament council, going to geneva to discuss this matter with ms. shabiri, who was accompanying her as an international reporter of sada and sima news agency, the most important issues that were discussed during the visit of mr. amir abdollahian in islami in this regard, especially the rights debates. humanity and also about the dual relations between mr. amir abdollahian and his counterparts , as you mentioned, this trip had two aspects, one was the united nations, which was the human rights council and the disarmament conference, and the few bilateral meetings that are good for our country. about the disarmament conference that i i think that it had some important difficulties because we saw that in the days before the conference , i corrected russia about accusing iran of sending drones to syria and they were talking about it, and this matter was very much considered. and in my opinion, when someone heard mr. amir abdulahi's speech in this conference, there were several

amir abdollahian last week to speak at the united nations human rights council and also at the united nations disarmament council, for a period of time, have been discussing this issue. i will do it with mrs shabeh giri, who i am accompanying as an international reporter of sada and sima news agency , is one of the most important topics discussed during the meeting of mr. amir abdollahian, both the new approach of the islamic republic of earth, especially instead of strict rights, and the dual relations that mr. amir abdollahian and his counterparts have discussed in depth that you mentioned that this trip had two aspects, one is the un discussion, which was the human rights council and the disarmament conference, and the bilateral meetings that our minister followed, the disarmament conference , which i think he had some fuel because we saw that in the days before the conference, the issues that were raised in an accusation against iran, which was the issue of sending drones to syria and them, were discussed with russia, and this issue was given a lot of attention, and in my opinion,

a few weeks ago, the united nations human rights council opened with iran's foreign minister who outright denied the events that have happened since september. he denied that peaceful protesters had been killed or arrested, or persecuted in any way. so that information warfare is at play. they are down playing the way that they have been treating women. they have been making efforts to distract the prop public a few months ago. you know, they let out some news that they were removing the morality police. and of course, this was a untrue statement. as you know, women were continue continuously being persecuted, arrested. they have been developing new technologies to be more efficient, morality police using surveillance technologies to arrest and ticket women who don't wear proper job. so it is very much an effort to appear as if everything is fine, and this is very much a campaign that the islamic republic has underway to resettle things both internally and externally against them. so you've spoken about these anti government protests that have been taking place for months now in iran. sho

the united nations human rights council has debated the state of human rights and palestine and other occupied arab territories. delegates from cut out the united arab emirates, morocco and malaysia, and south africa calling for an in to israel occupation. me in mars election commission has dissolved the political party of formerly de uncensored. she state media reported the national league for democracy failed to register under strict new electoral laws. migrants have protested against the detention center in northern mexico, sealed out what is up to 38 people, died in a fire on monday. the victims, families, blame immigration authorities and guards for the deaths. the united states and south korea have conducted their 1st large scale amphibious landing exercises and 5 years. the drills are taking place off the coast of east and po hong north korea accused the us and south korea of rehearsing and invasion. and tens of thousands of people in france have gone on strike and protest against president menu, our crowns pension reforms. police say more than 200 demonstrators were arrested,

the international organizations the security council home at the united nations, the international court of justice couldn't, and the united nations human rights council to be puppets seen. and they can't do anything. he unirr yan, you conciliate. we'll i, with neither the security council nor the united nations itself. a capable of guaranteeing security, or protecting the lives of innocent people on what day the cartoon are less ugly. i with them. oh, the syrians feel abandoned all the more so because the security council meetings continue to fail to deliver firm decisions. the plenty of it or is that the 1st ration vito came in october 2011 by july 2020 russia cost 16. retail is locked more sometimes together with china on various su, said these were resolutions condemning government repression or drafts, calling for the investigation of crimes against civilians, especially via the use of chemical weapons, but also humanitarian resolutions demo. calling for the opening of a border crossing, or new humanitarian operation will vary more than mckinney's vivita. but how can one condemn russia, a member of the security council, and which is fate'

consider the international organizations, the security council on the united nations, the international court of justice, and the united nations human rights council to be puppets seen. and they can't do anything. he unirr yan, you conciliate. we'll i with neither the security council nor the united nations itself. a capable of guaranteeing security, or protecting the lives of innocent people among the had a car that's one or less ugly. i with them. oh, the syrians feel abandoned old more so because the security council meetings continue to fail to deliver firm decisions. the plenty of it though, is that the 1st ration vito came in october 2011 by july 2020 russia cost 16. retail is locked mark sometimes together with china on various su, said these were resolutions condemning government repression or drafts, calling for the investigation of crimes against civilians, especially via the use of chemical weapons, but also humanitarian resolutions demo. calling for the opening of a border crossing, or new humanitarian operation will vary. mother mckenzie, rhoda. but how can one condemn russia, a member of the security council, and which is fai

as many of us are where the people's republic of china was elected to united nations human rights council rights council is quote responsible for strengthening the promotion and protection of human rights around the globe and for addressing situations of human rights violations. to any of our witnesses, what message does it send to the uyghur people into other oppressor groups around the globe china continues to hold a seat on the united nations human rights council. >> and sends a very disturbing message to say the least. there is a motion to debate the human rights on the genocide of the leaders who abuse its seat. that is just one piece of it. >> president biden argued rejoining the human rights council gave the united states a seat at the table to stop ongoing human rights abuses. can any of our witnesses identify specifically what relief the united states has been able to achieve through the un human rights council since rejoining in october of 2021? marks the presence of the un united states on that un human rights council is in a positive contribution especially for the women of ir

in march the united nations human rights council determined russian actions are a violation of human rights and march 17 the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant for president putin for these kidnappings. when russians take these children they are sent to r re-education camps where they wait until a foster family are found. what lies are told? their family is dead? in the case after 12-year-old the russians told him his mother no longer needed him. in march of 2022, they were captured in mare yoable and separated in the russian cam pts. not allowing them to say goodbye to each other. sasha was taken to have an eye injury treated and placed in an orphanage. he secretly called his grandmother. she gathered all his documents and risked her own freedom and detainment to get him. the love of a grandmother. with his efforts, courage, and assistance of a large network of government and nongovernment entities they were happily reunited. sadly they have not heard from his mother or even know where she is at. while this story is hopeful, there are only 307 other children who s

united nations human rights commission equated jalal and sacrifice , which provoked the criticism of the palestinian representative. report of the organization's high commissioner for human rights the united nations created an unusual discussion in the human rights councilut israel's crimes in the occupied territories. the new commission divided the responsibility for human rights violations equally between israel and the palestinians . they were killed in martyrdom operations. it is recognized that in the occupied areas more than anything for the nation of flash, 5 times of occupation has led to the widening of the scope of expropriation, deep deprivation and repeated and great violation of the rights of palestinians , including the right to life. israelis also suffer from this situation, and the representatives many countries in in my speeches, i criticized the lack of balance in the un report . we reject the approach that jackals are like those who are under occupation. the countries pointed out that it is not acceptable to consider israel and the palestinians as equals. the united nations called the recent security meeting a positive development . the occupying forces of the settlers brutally attacked a palestinian village on the day of the meeting

united nations human rights system to confront abuses in china and beyond? >> i think it's a very important point. it's why it was important for the united nations to -- united states to join the human rights council. and to engage in a much more effective way at the u.n.. you are quite right, the chinese operate in yuan system very effectively, for years. they have put people in junior positions, which you simply can sign up for financially, and put people into slots, and then those people move up the chain in the u.n. system. are you an ambassador, linda thomas-greenfield, is very engaged in looking at all the ways that chinese have penetrated the u.n. system. and figuring out, with our international organization bureau, ways to challenge all of that. i quite agree with you, we have a lot of work to. >> again, not a company to anything from the chinese, we can definitely take a lesson from their page book. they have systematically, methodically implemented there people in a way that ultimately leads them to have influence and a wide variety of cross section of the u.n.. that's the only place, world health organization, i could go on. what does the administration doing, chinese imports of iranian

experiences the reports of the secretary general of the united nations also show the freedom of action of terrorists. the latest report of the human rights council shows that there is a suspicion of discrimination and open hatred towards muslims, which has turned into an epidemic . in these four years, the united nations closed doors every way they went and ate a verse from the quran. he takes refuge in order to stop the killing of muslims . now he has a message to himself, but the truth today, we have changed our place, terrorist and religion do not know, despite the propaganda of the opposition media to revive the protests, the last call did not come with their desired result. the night that passed and this tweet was written by reza pahlavi on the eve of chaharshanbe suri, an opportunity to show that the great revolution of the people of iran is alive , but it did not stay in the virtual space . this time, the terrorist media iran international, based in american studios , covered prince reza pahlavi this year to hundreds of iranians. the reason for its repetition and reflection in other foreign news sections was that there was a three-day del

- packed -- pact on human rights, which allowed the united nations human rights committee to issue a decision. this is not a possible avenue anymore. neither is the one at the councilpe because belarus is not a member. >> here in the u.k., a man and woman have been remanded in custody, charged with manslaughter of a baby. the body of a newborn was found a shed near brighton. >> mark gordon arrived at the court and was escorted out of a van by police and prison officers. he was led into the building ahead of his appearance before magistrates. mr. gordon walked into the courtroom alongside ms. martin, both dressed in gray track suits. they were sat next to security staff. a court official asked both to give their names and dates of birth. each of them also said they were of no fixed abode. the three charges against each work -- where then read out. manslaughter, concealing the birth of a child, and diverting the course of justice. they were not asked to enter pleas to any of the charges. the court was told the remains of the baby were found in a luck shed inside a plastic bag under some nappies. court documents have given the baby's name as victoria. constance martin

united nations is going on, and the secretary general of the united nations, antonio otelish, has already spoken there at this event is taking place at the opening of the 52nd session of the un human rights council in geneva, and he said that russia's invasion of ukraine caused the most massive violations of human rights . dozens of cases of conflict-related sexual violence against men, women and girls added gutarish well, the secretary general called on the international government to respect and activate the universal declaration of human rights from the moment the signature of which will be 75 years old in december. well, if russia has no written rules, neither domestic nor international, how can it influence here? well, it is important to document the important thing to declare and for the whole world to see and understand these facts of crimes , let's talk about this in particular. yes, is there any other foreign information abroad, the coordinator of the center for global interaction of the us state department, which was created to expose and counter foreign propaganda and disinformation , his name is james rubin, he gave an interview to degardia said that in the usa well, he said that the

declaration of human rights 48 years, and the international convention of the united nations on the elimination of all forms of race discrimination 65 years and a whole set of documents. uh, the councilsand the european union and so on, which, in general, but protect human rights. this is racism. no unofficial unofficial reaction to the investigation of the british tv channel was followed by most of the comments on this material in social networks, in fact, they justify the violence on the island against the russians , they are doing everything to protect our compatriots, the russians who got here. in a difficult situation and, of course, three ways of investigating all these cases, uh, and not just the individual who ended up in paris, investigating until the end of these investigations and u publicizing their results, if speech walked, and systematically discriminated against the palestinians. black pakistanis - this would be big news on the island in the archives of british courts, a sufficient number of won cases of racial and national discrimination are already gathering dust. for example, the case of a black nurse, michelle cox, she won a lawsuit against her employer. although h

republic of iran to the united nations said at the security council meeting that the situation in afghanistan is dire and that western countries are only sensitive about the human rightsuation in afghanistan, while in besides this issue now in afghanistan, there are serious concerns about the growing threat of terrorism and narcotics. the afghani turkmen of afghanistan have demanded that an inclusive government be formed with the presence of all religious, ethnic, and political groups in the country, and in order to form such a government , they should be recognized. iran's position has not changed and remains strong, and he said that 107,000 afghan students and 33,000 afghan students are currently studying for free alongside iranian students and that iran is facing challenges caused by the sanctions of the united states and western countries. ali rajabi of sada news agency. and united nations broadcasting new york, according to the announcement of the united nations, drug production in afghanistan has increased by 30%. the secretary general of the anti-narcotics headquarters also said that the taliban forces did not do anything special in the fight against drug produ

united kingdom say about the situation of human rights in afghanistan, russia and china emphasize on solving the economic problems and the livelihood of the people of this country in the meeting of the united nations security councilich was dedicated to afghanistan, after they presented their report, the secretary general of this organization in his usual manner. the assessment of the community will be prepared in detail with approval the resolution asked the un secretary-general to provide an independent and comprehensive assessment of the situation in afghanistan after consulting with all parties in afghanistan , so that the international community can take an integrated approach to afghanistan and form an afghanistan assessment group in this meeting. while the representatives of the united states and the united kingdom emphasized human rights issues, the security council reached the conclusion that the representatives of russia and china emphasized that the real challenges and problems of the people of this country, including their poor economic conditions, should not be taken into account in afghanistan. assessment of conditions afghanistan should prepare a balanced report in consultation with the authorities

national -- cabinet and national security council and they saw value for their investment. she defended the united states' interest and kept our country safe. of course she championed human rights and her work of course for her the work at the un forbes named her as one of the world's 100 most powerful women. .... >> thank you so much, ambassador. welcome to the stage, and wewelcome to the great state of iowa, right? got some great iowans in the audience today in which is very excited to have you here. >> thank you. it's great to be. first, i got to tell you you're all growth and strong here in iowa. i mean, whether it's joan errs, kim reynolds, look at the entire delegation, it is incredibly impressive what you have done in iowa. but you got a rock star in joni ernst. if we had every sender fight as hard as joni, we would be better off. so thank you badly. it's great to be with all of you. >> great. we're going to grad and kick it off and we want this to be just a free-flowing conversation, ambassador. we've done some work before i know what you kicked off your book to her i was honored and privileged to build to spend time with you and talking about some of your experiences.

latest report of the human rights council and there is a suspicion of discrimination and open hatred towards muslims, which has turned into an epidemic. these four years, the united nations closed every way they went, a verse from the quran takes refuge in order to stop. my muslim killing is generosity i saw muslims opening the gate of their country for the refugees of the world and reading the qur'an verse right here. if the problem that has been brought to you shelter me, it should be guided by your words, because the ignorant subscribers of these incidents have a message with themselves. i am a terrorist , but the reality of our days changed and does not know religion. the russian ministry of defense announced that the american drone crashed in the water and did not collide with russian fighters . this drone crashed in the black sea yesterday after being used by two russian fighters. russian is not read a professional and claimed that it crashed after colliding with one of these fighters, but the ministry of defense of russia announced to this prayer that the fighters of this country were present at the target location with the aim of identifying the identity of the i

report of the human rights council shows that there is a suspicion of discrimination and open hatred towards muslim, which has turned into an epidemic. these four years of the united nations, every way they went to the closed door, a verse from the quran takes refuge, to stop the killing of muslims, i saw them opening the gate of their country to the refugees of the world , people and surreal opportunities until the blinding ambiguity, and here i read the verse of the quran. if a subscriber to only bring him, give him shelter, maybe he will be guided by your words , because the ignorant subscribers of this incident, now send him a message to the afghan cauliflower . news event from around the world every week 500 patients in england die due to delays in emergency rooms and not empty beds. with this news, british television announced in a report that the royal college of medicine warned that the pressure on the english public health services is high and the conditions are from it will get worse, however more and more nurses and aid workers in england are joining the strikes on the eve of netanyahu's visit to berlin .

in the western theater, the united nations, the council of europe have involved themselves, and every single major civic organization in the united states -- aclu, human rightsh, 27 and all -- have involved themselves, great newspaper outlets have written a letter to merrick garland asking the charges be dropped course,ublisherhave written, as julian is a publisher, all publishers realize this prosecution has brought a chill to the capacity to analyze policy and capacity to print that analysis, so thereby, to inform the public. amy: newspapers that have called for his release, "new york times," "the guardian" " der spiegal." i want to go back to a 2010 "meet the press" interview with then vice president joe biden. abc host at the time david gregory qutioned ben about assae. >> should the united states do something to stop mr. assange? >> we're looking at that right now. i am not going to comment on that process. >> do you think he is a criminal? >> if he conspired to get the classified documents with a member of the u.s. military that is fundamentally different than if somebody drops in your lap, "here is classified material." >> othersay thiss akin to the p

today, the united nations huma rights council released a ne report concluding that russia' attacks against ukrainia civilians are not amount to wa crimes and possible crimes against humanitys released exactly one year after the russian airstrike on a theater in ukraine that killed hundred of civilians says, quote russian authorities have committed numerous violation of international humanitaria law, and violations of international human rights law in addition to a wide range of war crimes, including the wa crime of excessive incidenta death, injury, or damage willful killings, torture, inhuman treatment, unlawfu confinement, rape, as well a unlawful transfers and deportations the commission has also foun that the russian armed force waves of attacks, starting the 10th of october, 2022, o ukraine's energy-related infrastructure and the use o torture by russian authorities may amount to crimes against humanity joining us now is michae mcfaul, who served as the u.s. ambassador to russia from 2012 to 2013. during the obama administration he's an msnbc internationa affairs analyst. ambassador mcfaul, it is s important to keep coming bac to the exact nature of wha russia is doi

national security council. as investors she ensure the american people saw value for their investment. she defended the united states's interests and kept our country safe. she championed human rights and her work, of course, for her the work at the you and -- un. forbes named her as one of the world's 100 was powerful women. folks we are so pleased to have ambassador nikki haley joining us today for this bastion institute event. please welcome to the stage, ambassador nikki haley. [applause] nikki: thank you. joni: welcome to the stage and welcome to the great state of iowa, right? we have some great iowans in the audience today. we are excited to have you here. nikki: thank you, it is great to be here. first i have to tell you you all grow them strong in iowa. it is joni ernst or kim reynolds, the entire delegation it is incredibly impressive what you have done in iowa. you have a rock star in joni ernst. if we had every senator fight as hard as joni we would be better off. joni: we will go ahead and kick this off, a free-flowing -- free-flowing conversation, we did some work before wind you kicked off your book to her i was honored and privileged to spend time with you, to talk

national security council. as ambassadors she ensured the american people saw value for their investment. she defended the united states entrance and kept our country safe. she championed human rights. for her work at the u.n., forbes named her one of the worlds 100 most powerful women. folks, we are so pleased to have ambassador nikki haley joining us today for this bastion institute event. please welcome to the stage ambassador nikki haley. [applause] ms. haley: sen. ernst: thank you so much, ambassador. welcome to the stage. welcome to the great state of iowa. we have some great islands today and we are excited to have you here. ms. haley: i have got to tell you, y'all grow them strong and i will. whether it is journey -- whether it is joni ernst, you look at the entire organization. it is impressive what you have done in iowa. if we had every senator fight as hard as joni, we would be better off. thank you for having sen. ernst: me. sen. ernst:sen. ernst: we want this to be a free-flowing conversation. we have done some work before when you kicked off your book to her. i was honored and privileged to be able to spend time with you and talking about some of your experiences. as

national security council. as ambassador, she ensured the american people some value for their investments, defended u.s. interests and kept our country safe, and champion human rights. for her work at the unitedns, forbes named her one of the world's 100 most powerful women. won't you help me welcome to the stage, right after a quick video to tell you more about her, ambassador nikki haley and the chancellor of columbia international university, dr. bill jones. ♪ [video clip] >> i see a strong america, full of opportunity that lives up everyone, not just the select few, a proud america confident in who we are and what we stand for. in the america i see, the permanent politician will retire, and -- the america i see is freer and fairer for all. i have devoted my life to this fight, and i am just getting started. for a strong america, for a proud america, i am running for president of the united states! -- strong and proud, not weak and woke. made the best woman was. [cheers and applause] mitch prosser: please welcome to the stage, ambassador nikki haley. ♪ ["eye of the tiger" plays] ♪ mitch prosser: welcome, ambassador. it is good to be here. >> good to see you. mitch prosser: we want to give

national security council. as ambassador, she ensured the american people some value for their investments, defended u.s. interests and kept our country safe, and champion human rights. for her work at the unitedns, forbes named her one of the world's 100 most powerful women. won't you help me welcome to the stage, right after a quick video to tell you more about her, ambassador nikki haley and the chancellor of columbia international university, dr. bill jones. ♪ [video clip] >> i see a strong america, full of opportunity that lives up everyone, not just the select few, a proud america confident in who we are and what we stand for. in the america i see, the permanent politician will retire, and -- the america i see is freer and fairer for all. i have devoted my life to this fight, and i am just getting started. for a strong america, for a proud america, i am running for president of the united states! -- strong and proud, not weak and woke. made the best woman was. [cheers and applause] mitch prosser: please welcome to the stage, ambassador nikki haley. ♪ ["eye of the tiger" plays] ♪ mitch prosser: welcome, ambassador. it is good to be here. >> good to see you. mitch prosser: we want to give

national security council. as ambassador, she ensured the american people some value for their investments, defended u.s. interests and kept our country safe, and champion human rights. for her work at the unitedes named her one of the world's 100 most powerful women. won't you helpe welcome to the stage, right after a quick video to tell you more about her, ambassador nikki haley and the chancellor of columbia international university, dr. bill jones. ♪ [video clip] >> i see a strong america, full of opportunity that lives up evyone, not just the select few, a proud america confident in who we are and what we stand for. in the america i see, the permanent politician will retire, and -- the america i see is freer and fairer for all. i have devoted my life to this fight, and i am just getting started. for a strong america, for a proud america, i am running for president of the united states! -- strong and proud, not weak and woke. made the best woman was. [cheers and applause] mitch prosser: please welcome to the stage, ambassador nikki haley. ♪ ["eye of the tiger" plays] ♪ mitch prosser: welcome, ambassador. it is good to be here. >> good to see you. mitch prosser: we want give you as much exp