generally a year before the opening ceremony to the community was actually swayed by the united nations human rights council. they sent a letter advising an outright ban on russian umbrella. russian updates will be discriminatory on a flagrant violation of human rights or crank. on the other hand, has said there after these will be void caught in any sports which allows at least from bratia or bella roost to participate. 35 conference signed on to i don't late are saying they do not be at least from bras or, or barrow news. so be allowed to compete. quote, russian, bella ruse, have it in their own hands to pay the way for their updates. full returns to the international sports community, namely by ending the war day started. here's a breakdown of which sports russians will not be competing. the track and field organization world athletics, has decided to bind russians for the foreseeable future. when it comes to swimming world aquatics is taking process return slowly. they claim to be leaning towards the allowing bratia and bella roost to return to the sport. swimming, diving, water, polo artistic swimming,

and as a result of that, the united nations human rights council actually passed a resolution in their against freedom of speech. >> and so that that un resolution and in in in combination with the fact that pakistan does have blasphemy laws is that not really egging on and justifying in a way this mob violence and wouldn't the un take the same sort of stringent approach when it comes to the fact that these these mobs have have desecrated the bible inasmuch as they would if it was the quran? yeah. >> the ironic thing about the un passing this resolution is that the un is the watchman of international human rights. i mean the un declaration on human rights was written in the aftermath of the second world war to entrench the fundamental freedoms and human rights that we have as citizens and two of those, number one, freedom of religion and number two, freedom of expression and opinion and thought . and so by saying that thought. and so by saying that blasphemy laws are okay, what the un is doing is, is basically saying, actually, but not in this circumstance, not when there is offence ca

united nations . as the agenda is adopted for the 1st time in more than 5 years, the united nations security council took up the issue of human rights abuses in north korea. the meeting was requested by the united states, japan and albania, accusing town yang of over spending on its nuclear program, while millions of people go hungry and are denied basic goods and the dpr case, repressive political climate allows the government to divert resources to weapons development. at the expense of the welfare of the people in the dpr k who suffer from severe economic hardship and now nutrition. the north korea has consistently denied the accusations, but the high commissioner of the human rights described the system designed to keep the north korean leader kim jong in power. the widespread use of course data, including the present comes 1st use of schoolchildren to collect thomas the requirements for families, trying to take labor and provide a quote of goods to the government and policies. cation of wages from overseas workers, or support the military operates as of the state and its ability to build. one young man who escaped, describe bei

i think it might be because of the united nations security council meeting on north korean human rights. but just wrapped up recently, actually no couriers, cheapest basements ahead of that space was be 1st u n. s. c, meeting normal career and human rights since 2017. and so the 1st and 5 years, that is quite significant, obviously. uh, they use the whole, these main things. a lot of china has been blocking these meetings. obviously a lot of attention by the attention of north korea is main thing on no screen. human rights. and i think the, those career releasing the statements on travis canyon set the king and went to north korea to escape racism in america. i'm the, it's united states and got a lot of attention and i think it's trying to split the scripts basically to try and diverse attention wants to be away from assigned human rights abuses. overall new thing, not clear views, travis king as an asset or liability. and that's another really good question and it's difficult to tell it could be king is a liability because he's the 1st american soldier to defects. so say, well, he woul

carl: for the first time since 2017, the united nations security council held its first open meeting on human rightsses in north korea. the 15 member council gathered in a time where the u.s. holds the presidency of the un security council. north korea's vice foreign minister described the open meeting as despicable. . the u.s. ambassador linda thomas-greenfield, the current chair of the council, spoke out against the treatment of north korea's own citizens. >> the dprk government commits act of cruelty and repression in its own territory. while also perpetrating similar acts in other countries targeting both citizens of the dprk and others. use include executions, assassinations, objections, including from japan and the republic of korea. intimidation's, and forced repatriation. carl: the pakistan province of punjab, at least 100 have been arrested after crowds burned churches and vandalized homes. the violence was sparked by claims that christian men had torn pages from the koran. public gatherings have been restricted for seven days in the area.the the media that both christians accused have been

government that has a significant presence even in international human rights institutions, the united nations and the security council the anti-religious actions of the israelis, so it seems that until now, even despite the international condemnations from legal institutions and human organizations do not have much will to deal with destructive actions, and thank you. do you have any additional information about this? you can share what finally comes to my mind . the experience of the past 55 years has shown that the strategy of destruction has a greater impact on the resistance and families. they have not, and these families do not regret the actions of their members, and some of them are disobeying the resistance, but on the contrary, it increases the resistance and disgust more than the revised investigation of the houses on the course of the resistance operations , it is not considered a deterrent for israel, because if it were so today, the islamic resistance in the form that we see in the west bank did not exist at all, and the martyrdom operations that have increased more than 10 times compared to the previous

united nations. as the agenda is adopted for the 1st time and more than 5 years, the united nations security council took up the issue of human rights abuses in north korea. that the meeting was requested by the united states, japan and albania, accusing town yang of over spending on this nuclear program. while millions of people go hungry and are denied basic goods and the dpr case, repressive political crime, it allows the government to divert resources to weapons development at the expense of the welfare of the people in the dpr k who suffer from severe economic hardship and malnutrition north korea has consistently denied the accusations, but the high commissioner of the human rights described the system designed to keep the north korean leader kim jong in power. the widespread use of course data, including the present comes 1st use of schoolchildren to collect thomas the requirements for families, trying to take labor and provide a quote of goods to the government and policies. cation of wages from overseas workers, or support the military operators of the state, and its ability to build. one young man who escaped, describe bei

anti-religious actions of the israelis, even in the international human rights institutions, the united nations, and the security council so it seems that until now, even with international condemnations from legal institutions and luxury organizations , there has not been much will to deal with destructive actions. thank you. the experience of the past 55 years has shown that the destruction strategy is more effective on the resistance and their families, and these families do not regret the actions of their members and do not intend to give up the resistance, on the contrary , it increases the resistance and expects more than the reformed search of houses with the flow of resistance operations , it is not considered a deterrent for israel, if it were today, the islamic resistance in the form we see in the west bank did not exist at all, and the martyrdom operations, which have increased more than 10 times compared to previous years, and the battles of the last two years , in the face of such crimes, which must be done, it is a clear issue and task of resistance from now on. and such organized terrorism can only be sto

national service. your g screen hardship continued to come from a job without the vera the poland, but it was for the united nations security council has held it's fast open meeting on the human rights situation in north crit, since 2017. you an ex pat. so warning up to 2 racing rights inside the country and say the situation poses threats beyond sean young's board is many of the violations have referred to stem directly from our support, the increasing media division of the deep decade. for example, the widespread use of course data, including the present comes 1st use of schoolchildren to collect thomas the requirements for families, trying to take labor and provide a quote of goods to the government and policies. cation of wages, from overseas workers, or support the military rates as of the state, and its ability to build recovery teams in may and more a continuing, the full day search for missing work is that a jade vine. that you 3 bodies of. so font being recovered as tiny triangle thoughts as a group of jade. mine is stand over a vast open pick all your degree, all the valley below filled by to ritual rain. mine is searching for the precious stones along the banks. are you o

the united nations security council has held its first open meeting on the human rights situation in north korea since 2017. let's get more now from our correspondent, kristen salumi. she's at the un in new york. what did the security council have to say about the situation in north korea? the security council was briefed by a number of un experts who laid out a laundry list of shocking and systemic human rights abuses inside of north korea. everything from imprisoning people for reading information from south korea to forced labor. and that forced labor often includes children in industries that are key to the economy of north korea from agriculture to construction and so on. some shocking statistics. by some estimates, there are 100,000 political prisoners in north korea. and the high commissioner for human rights volcker turk made the case that these abuses are so grave that they pose a threat beyond north korea's borders. many of the violations i've referred to stem directly from or support the increasing militarization of the dprk. for example, the widespread use of forced labor

the united nations security council is held its 1st open meeting on the human rights situation in north korea since 2017. you and next, but it's a warning of deteriorating rights inside the country. they say the situation poses rights beyond and tell me young's bullet as of many of the violations i prefer to stand directly from or support. the increasing meetings are as ation of the dps, for example, the widespread use of course data, including the prison camps for use of schoolchildren to collect thomas requirements for families to undertake labor and provide a quote of goods to the government and policies. cation of wages from overseas workers, or support the military operates as of the state and its ability to build. ron's foreign minister has made a rev visit to savvy ravia. he says, relations are on the right track. to visit 3 odd follows a trip to the wrong by the sound. the fun minister in june is ready forces of killed the palestinian 9 during a right in the occupied westbank. the fuzzy 2 year old died and soldiers still in the house and the city of jeanine. see those headlines.

the united nations security council is held is 1st open meeting on the human rights situation in north korea since 2017. you are next, but it's a warning of deteriorating rights inside the country. they say the situation poses threats. the young and strong young supporters. let's get more now from my correspondent kristen salumi is at the united nations for us. so 1st of all, as i said kristin, 1st meeting of its kind since 2017, what prompted it now while the united states holds the presidency of the security council, and throughout the month it has been calling events to highlight the 75th anniversary of the universal declaration of human rights and in bassett, or linda thomas greenfield of the united states, described the situation in north korea as uh, the violations there as widespread in systemic and not only propping up the north korean regime, but also propping up its quest for a nuclear weapon which the security council has opposed an infection in the country for. so for the 1st time since 2014, another council members were concerned about the situation there to support this m

from pars all of the united nations security council is holding it fast to open meeting on the human rights situation in north korea. for since 2017. let's get moving out from our correspondent questions salumi, who's at the united nations. and christine wants to see you and have to say so far about the situation in north korea. well, you and experts have been laying out a whole host of human rights violations, what they call shocking and systemic human rights violations with, in north korea, everything from and presenting people for reading information from south korea for 5 to 15 years, just for consuming this information. possible life sentences for sharing information from outside of the country to other human rights violations like forced labor, not just of adults, but have children to maintain some of the key industries in north korea like agriculture and construction. and we actually heard from a young man who came from north korea talking about how he was forced to work in the fields instead of going to school. and then after escaping the country, his aunt was put in prison because

united nations coal for a foreign force if it targets corrupt politicians. and promote security barbecue is the only haitian under un sanctions. the security council says he's committed serious human rights abuses. game violence has forced more than 3000 patients to flee the capital in the past few days. people in the caribbean nation, originally targeted by kidnapping sexual abuse in the a. c, like c o r a has more families carry the few positions they have while they can quote in the backwards for territorial control, the 15 filing and guns that have taken over the neighborhoods. this is the latest wave of displacement in haiti's capital pull 2 prints with gun crime is rife, and shortages of food and other essentials are widespread. some seek shows to at these high school, the few let down by their government. it wasn't a gang chase murder of my home. it was the haitian states that made me a pending my home evasion state that killed all the people because the states that has the so called it took me. so finally, lawlessness has played haiti, especially since the assassination of president shelby. no. maurice, nearly 2 years ago the un estimates more than 2000 haitians have been killed

united nations cool for a foreign force if it targets corrupt politicians. and promote security barbecue is the only haitian under un sanctions. the security council says he's committed serious human rights abuses. so let's take a closer look at hazy security situation. 2000 patients have been killed in gang balance, so father c and they are around 200 gangs and hazy with at least half based in the capital portable prints. an estimated 60 percent of portal prints is controlled by 2 groups known as g 9 and g. pit residents who live in this strong homes report being under constant threat of murder, abduction, extortion, and sexual bonds. michael dive, it is a june list and ortho of highs. he will not paris. she says some of the gangs in the country are supported by the government and believes the best way to achieve last in pace is to re political and traditional reform. a g 9 and g, pep, they are kind of a, a loose amalgam of various games around the city. and what we've seen most recently over the, over the past weekend in terms of the displacement is we have a gain from a group called an area called rand ravine, pushing into a neighborhood feel tough and sway. trying to basically push t

united nations cool for a foreign force, but only if it targets corrupt politicians and improve security. barbecue is the only haitian under un sanctions. the security council says he's committed to human rights abuses. let's take a closer look at heidi security situation. 2000 people have been killed in gang violence so far this year. the our rounds, 200 gangs and hazy with at least half based in the capital portal prints, and estimated 60 percent of portal prints is controlled by 2 groups known as g 9 and g. pip residents say they face constant, the threats of meta abduction, extortion. instinctual violence, michael dive, it is a joy list and also of heights. he will not perish. he says, some of the gangs are supported by the government and believes the best way to achieve last thing. pace is to re political and traditional reform. the g 9 and g peps, they are kind of a, a loose amalgam of various games around the city. and what we've seen most recently over the, over the past weekend in terms of the displacement is we have a gain from a group called a i'm an area called ron levine pushing you to a neighborhood. so toppling sway. trying to basically push those people out. so they will have