earlier i spoke to you need a deal who is professor of global security at the university of oxford. she specializes in the role of law and morality in international relations. specifically in war, i asked her what the implications of the i. c j's ruling are for israel. this is really a remarkable stuff in the kind of dentist as of this case because from the start really south africa onto that in order to protect the palestinians, protect their rights. under the genocide convention, the courts have to interfere and how is real context, this military operation or the ceasefire. and the court rejected this up until now . it is very important to note that the court didn't actually go to a cease fire and also didn't order israel to hold all its military operations and real fast. but it's very, very clearly packed advice. the car into minutes. are you a fence if the israel is conducting, then that's causing the risk of good destruction to the palestinian people. and for that reason it needs to be halt at the court. this is quite clear on that matter, and that's a quite a direct interferenc

and now we turn to union a deal, who is professor of global security at the university of oxford and joins us from berlin. she specializes on the role of law and morality in international relations . specifically in war, welcome, you know, can you distill this for our viewers? the i, c, j, the you n's top court has ordered israel to stop its military operations in rafa. and yet it has no power to enforce the ruling. so what are the implications for israel? this is really a remarkable stuff in the kind of dentist as of this case because from the start to the south africa onto that in order to protect the palestinians, protect their rights. under the genocide convention, the courts have to interfere and how is real context? this military operation or the ceasefire, and the court rejected this up until now. it is very important to note that the court didn't actually go to a cease fire and also didn't order israel to hold all its military operations in a ha. but it's very, very clearly packed or vice the car into minutes. are you a fence if the israel is conducting, then that's causing th

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at this stage 3, all the protests here at the university of oxford. we're in front of the museum of natural history on another part of the pit. river museum, and as you can see over my shoulder, they're all around 3035 tents with a kind of fluctuating number of protesters milling around them. say 50 to 100 people at any one time. and they are out event that they are going to stay for as long as possible to demonstrate against what is happening in gauze. and now this is not the only university protest that we know of. we know of protests in manchester, for example, new castle london. there was a kind of sister protest taking place in cambridge as well. and the statement has been put out by the organizers of these oxford cambridge protest is as far as saying that basically oxbridge is profits kind of continues to climb at the expense of public opinion lies. and of which is reputations was no longer be built. and the white washing of is really crimes. now in response to the university of oxford has put out a statement saying we respect the rights to freed

international and domestic level factors influencing kim duncan's decisions here at or how the university of oxford thank you so much for this insight in the us capital daily has reported in all time high temperature of 52.3 degree celsius. that's a national record for all of india and neighboring pockets done temperatures of also exceeded $52.00 degrees in recent days. authorities of urged people to stay in doors, hydrate, and avoid unnecessary travel amid increasing cases of heat stroke. now, a team of international scientists says the dangerous heat in south asia has become more likely because of human driven climate change. the air and cannot harding's hot stifling. she lives in what is one of the hawk displaces on the planet right now. temperatures here in the southern sense, brogans have thoughts about 52 degrees with no fall and no proper shelter. she's exposed to dangerous 11 feet high. going to me that i have to sit in, he's, there is no fan and i have to sit in my hot in the heat. the sun is scorching up because the heat is eating away at us. but where can i go get into that? they have to

its author, madeleine sumption, is director of the migration observatory at the university of oxford er of the migration advisory committee — that's an independent panel which advises the government — and shejoins me now in the studio. welcome to newswatch, madeleine. it's an extensive report. one of your main findings says this, "the bbc produces a lot "of excellent content on migration, but there are also weaknesses." we'll come to the weaknesses in a second. but tell us where you think the bbc is doing well on this. i think one of the areas where we see particularly good content is in some ways where it's easiest, which is some of the long form content, so some of the documentaries or long form audio where the journalists really have time to delve into the issues. i think the big challenge, then, is the shorter form content. when someone's only got two and a half minutes for a typical tv package, how do you make sure that you have enough depth that the audience are learning something new and interesting? that's where the real challenges emerge, i think. so that's one of the weaknes

now in response to the university of oxford has put out a statement saying we respect the rights to freedom of expression in the form of peace for protests. we asked everybody to have respect, courtesy, emphasis. our focus is to ensure the impact on work research and learning and creating examinations is minimized. still ahead on alta 0, the peaceful, urban for testers, and me and mar who transformed into bravo. find the the latest news was so intense that this is all that is left. people are digging through debris and twisted metal to find anyone left alive in depth reports the entire gaza. population of 2300000 people do not have enough. prices, escalating and detailed coverage as well as prime minister relies on foreign ministers to stay in power. they won't the raft results to go ahead, define them. and then y'all, who could be out of office to arab writers from different countries, but with much uncommon moraine upstairs. so a palestinian resistance poets jailed for his left wing views, his poetry. what's the width and you used to fight the whole world? and course something to do. a sy

i spoke to one of them, dr constance mcdermott at the university of oxford. plained some of complex issues at play. it's important to realise that global and urban markets for commodities like palm oil and soy or cocoa and coffee are major drivers of deforestation. but at the same time, the reason that we see them driving deforestation is because of major issues and inequalities with governments in the countries that are affected, in terms of their capacity to manage land sustainably, in terms of their access to alternative options, alternative sources of economy. so the problem is really that we're not addressing these sort of major underlying problems around governance in the countries that are affected by these global markets. so simply coming up with alternative markets that often don't deliver anywhere near the same kinds of resources is not enough to sort of address the underlying problems with governance in these countries. and i look at your report and you make it really clear as well that we view forests as a commodity, somewhere, particularly when it

university of hamburg, germany and several universities in spain and belgium were the scene of student rallies and protests in support of palestine. at the university of oxford , england, students sat in solidarity with the palestinians. on the eve of girls' day, the president attended the ideal girls' celebration. mr. raisi congratulated the girls of iran zemin by giving flowers on daughter's day. in this ceremony, mr. raisi called girls the capital of the country and the owners of tomorrow's ideas, who play an effective role in the social arena. armani girls had a ceremony for a big occasion , girl's day. i am happy to be here and i congratulate all the girls of the world on girl's day. i hope everyone may the girls of my land always be happy, all of tehran is celebrating girls' day at azadi stadium in tehran. how is the future of iranian girls? everyone is on their own. may they all succeed . what color is the future of iranian girls? pink, green, white, white , very beautiful face, just like the world. in it, he called the capitals of the country and the owners of tomorrow's ideas. dear girls, you are the teachers of tomorrow. you are the university prof

i'm on a sir for me, do i faxed you a medical student at the university of oxford. and we're currently in the oaks but and comment which is a collection of members of the community of oxford and the university in support of the people of palestine. so what we want culturally is for the university to acknowledge this as genocide. and we want that to be condemnation for the actions. and because really government and sort of complicity of european governments, including the united paintings as well as the united states. and not acknowledging this as it needs to be an target to that funding and awnings as role as a nation, habits on me and allowing for this to happen. and beyond that, we know that folks that has investments in his rarely companies and as rarely business at a college level, this is unclear. so as well as wanting clarity on how these investments made up the college level. we want for oxford university as an institution to divest from these companies, and to stop funding genocide in this way, indirectly, as well as directly and hopefully on the action of in

across the board, but the majority still standing on the side of the wall janita deal from the university of oxford specializes in war time door and the reality we asked her if there's any sign is, well, will it here to the holding so we have come to expect the reactions from going to to no government, right. there's always a mixture of bluster in terms of like the quote would come tell us what to do. but also there's always an attempt to spin these for this. and this time the attempt was to say, well, the court actually didn't tell us to hold our military fence if it just said that any military or offensive that in principle poses the risk of group destruction to palestinians would have to be halted. now this is multiply as a beating or interpretation of this court order, but i do take some heart from this attempt to spin the order because it does suggest that israel understands that this order has weight. compliance doesn't really depend on anything happening in israel right now. it really only depends primarily or only on how most of the allies of israel react to it, particularly the united stat

university in england, who is a member of oxford action for palestine on christopher lacquer bessie, a, ph. d student at the university of chicago, where he organizes with students for justice in palestine. welcome to you. oh, last week we add all fast episode on the global student movement for gaza. this is a comment from one of off you is to the establishment couldn't give the movements a bats up pushed and fuel. then by sending a violent cups on peaceful protest is this force is on stuff dable. it has become a global fight of this generation, a symbol of rebellion, but global majority can identify with. there is no coming back. me some i want to ask you about your campus income and which was met with some very serious violence. why do you think that isn't? do you connect that to all the struggles that you engaged in? for example, that with regards to comp city. yes, 100 percent. i do just to provide some broader context. so every university invests in a program called gilly and the stance for the georgia international law enforce

authors of that report dr constance mcdermott, from the environmental change institue at the university of oxfordme. give me your sense of why you think these schemes have failed. thank you very much. it is important to realise that global and urban markets where commodities like palm oil, cocoa and coffee are major drivers of deforestation. the reason we have seen them driving deforestation is major issues with governments in terms of their capacity to manage land sustainably in terms of access to alternative options, alternative sources of economy. so the problem is really that we are not addressing these major underlying problems around governance in the countries that are affected by these global markets. simply coming up with alternative markets that often don't deliver anywhere near this same kind of resource is not enough to address the underlying problems with governance in these countries. i look at your report and you make it really clear as well that we view forests as a commodity, somewhere particularly when it comes to being a carbon sink, somewhere that will remove carbon from the a

of gaza. students have been camped on a university loan since may the 6th. among their demands, the docs would disclose its finances and investments. the oxford endowment management fund has not disclosed any of their invest. we know as of now that the university's food investments such as black lab that of historically been completed and is really apartheid in genocide. we also know that the university is banking the south place, which has been involved in the architecture. it was really apartheid occupation in genocide. the people have joined this protest dot hang good. in particular, they say by the university of elk since refusal to set out plans towards divestment from israel. and from is really link entities a moves they say that some other universities have place to make. most recently, notably, trinity college in dublin, they say the protest will continue until it does. this is about demonstrating to the university that we have been here. we've been here for almost 2 weeks, sitting and waiting for someone from the administration to come and enter into dialogue. they believe that they can ignore us. they believe that they can wait us o

charmin nirwani, a lebanese journalist who is a graduate of the university of oxford in england , wrote in response to the leader's letter, "just show me another leader who can write like this, the affected children of gaza will be grateful to the leader of iran. " the people of the world are behind palestine, it is only because of the representation of the media that the world seems to be rising. among persian language users , many went back to the old letter 9 years ago they reminded western youth of leadership. the impact of the supreme leader's letters to the european youth is now felt in the world, and students from all over the world have called for their efforts in palestine in opposition to israel. anti-zionist demonstrations continue in american cities and universities. in chicago, america, thousands of people in support. demonstrators from palestine called for the liberation of palestine and the cessation of aid to the zionist regime . at the university. in america, student protests continue . groups of employees and professors of three california universities protested agains

astrazeneca vaccine was developed with the university of oxford. it was one of the first shots against the virus to hit the market during the pandemic. let's talk about our weather. wow, quite the warm up today. i put my daughter in tank top and shorts. perfect. i know, so nice across the bay area to just, you know, kind of get rid of the jacket. it's been a long time coming. dinner i know it's been, you know, five months here of a lot of cold temperatures and also that rainfall and we're going to continue to see temperatures climb here as we head through tomorrow's forecast. let's get you outside of this live view here of the golden gate bridge right now. fog free. and one of the main reasons why we did get that temperature to warm up today was the wind. it's a very drying wind here coming out of the north and the east now primarily strongest gusts up towards the mountains, anywhere from 20 to about 60mph. one of the top gusts here. mount saint helena, 61. napa got to 31. los gatos 30. santa rosa 25, san francisco right here at 23. i'll show you mo

the university of cambridge has agreed to meet with their students as of today . and we believe that the university of oxford is really failing their duties to meet with their students and discuss these right just demands to be prepared against the institution that is supposed to represent us around the hatred notable produce palestinian medics with experience inside gaza during the turn more, they talked about the disabling of its health care system. while student leaders describe the destruction of causes, scores, and universe. above all, they said this was a wake up call to the university of ups with to put itself on the right side of history. joe, and i'll do 0 opposite to hey, now the news in columbia, the new director of one of the country's biggest presidents, has been shot dead weeks after receiving threats against him and his family. and their fernandez was being driven home from the mon, modelled prison in boca time when his present status vehicle was intercepted by gunman. it receives written dest price, after he began to implement new government policies to clean up presents, including denounce s

the university of cambridge has agreed to meet with their students as of today, and we believe that the university of oxford is really failing their duties to meet with their students and discuss these right. just demands that be prepared against the institution that supposed to represent us around the hatred notable produced palestinian medics with experience inside gaza during the turn more they talked about the disabling of its health care system. while student leaders describe the destruction of causes, scores and universities. above all, they said this was a wakeup call to the university of ups with to put itself on the right side of history. joe, now i'll do 0 aux with the other world news. residents of a french territory of new caledonia, have walking up to an uneasy calm after almost a week of unrest. they've been days of violent silva voting reforms imposed by paris, which she business contacts. they will dilute their voting power. 5 people, including 2 police officers, have died in what is the worst violence the island has witnessed. frances it for thousands of troops and you kind of don't ya. opp

university in england also brought their protests to the center of oxford city. boger university of indonesia also joined the global movement to support palestine. four people were killed in an israeli drone attack on a car in southern lebanon. still about the identity of the car occupants and the purpose of the attack. no report has been published . zionist regime fighters also destroyed several residential buildings in southern lebanon this morning they bombed. in response to these attacks, lebanon's hezbollah targeted the zionist soldiers with several mortars while traveling around the ramiya military base. after this operation, the zionist army announced the death of one of its soldiers in hezbollah attacks. the spokesperson of the yemeni armed forces announced the targeting of three ships belonging to the zionist regime or related to this regime in the indian ocean and the gulf of aden. in four missile and drone operations, two israeli ships in the gulf of aden and one ship related to this regime in the ocean. india was successfully targeted. spokesman of t

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reputations, was no longer be built in the white washing of is really crimes, not in response to the university of oxford has put out a statement saying we respect the rights to freedom of expression in the form of peaceful protests. we ask everybody to have respect, courtesy. emphasis of focus is to ensure the impact on what research and learning and creating examinations is minimized. the whole thank you very much. i sondra harris poll brendan reporting a lie from oxford university in the u. k. the in other world news now rescue as in south africa are in a race against time is a search for at least 39 people missing after a building collapse in the city of george, me a cape town. at least 7 people were killed. more than 200 emergency personnel i working with sniffer dogs and heavy lifting equipment to try and find survivors for me to mean a joyce is from the scene in the city of georgia in south africa. what's the latest somebody that on the search and rescue, is there any hope of finding more survivors? well, for the we've moved slightly away from that scene to this whole behind me. we relatives of th

he's a senior fellow at the university of oxford and at global health economist, i'm doing great to have you with us. first of all, why are these drugs being used as weight loss drugs, so popular? as well as hospital says, as you identified in your introductory passage, the drugs were not originally and developed for weight loss. they were, they were use for diabetes. and of the side effects often was found to be that that would reduce your, your weight. so this phenomenon was really good. come out and clinical trials 234 years ago. and you, my all keep that as being a push consulted, pushed by some of the players in particular, some of the companies. and so you've got that sold in the supply side of the products that on the demand side we have a, do you identify the massive problems? something like 2 sides of the population or from the us in some category rather being classified as or beast. uh, initially these drugs were developed for diabetes. we know that in the, in the world at the moment, roughly one in 10 of the population has diabetes coming off of them are actually know about it

is at in economic and social history at the university of oxford and b.a. from vanderbilt in psychology and french. previously, serena served as a manager of special projects in the department of innovation andecomic opportunity, the city of birmingham, alabama, a team laser focused on facilitating an inclusive economy in one of america's foremost post-industrial cities. a great, great city. it is caleb smit candidate in the department of history at brandeis university. he studies 20th century u.s. political history. his work concentrates on how black in the northern u.s. conceptual ized, practiced and expanded multiracial democracy from the post-new -- rough the civil rights movement to the aftermath of the black movement in the 1980s. his research focuses on chicago black politics and neo liberalism. froms. elizabeth vreeland is an associate professor history at the university of illinois chicago. her research and teaching focus on century u.s., urban and social history, african-american history and the history of education. her political education. black

university of increase the pressure on administrators to divest from israel. several 100 people joined to protest denouncing the diversity of silence on israel for on the browser. a shameful general reports now from oxford pretty test led by students at the university volkswagen, up to administrative this week, refuse to engage with the quote, the moms over the war of gaza. students have been camped on the university loan since may, the 6 among the the mones, the docs would disclose its finances and investments. the oxford endowment management fine has not disclosed any of their investments. we know as of now that the university's food investments such as black lab that of historically been completed and is really apartheid in genocide. we also know that the university is banking the south place, which has been involved in the us texture. it is really a part of the occupation in genocide the people who joins this protest dot hang good in particular, they say by the university locksmith refusal to set out plans towards divestment from israel. and from is really link entities a move they say that some other universities have place to make most recently notably, trinity college. and they say the protest wi

political history and director of the rothermere american institute at the university of oxford with a specialism in the political history of the united states in the 19th century. dr. smith's perspective will be invaluable to our discussions today. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome dr. adam smith. thank you very much. thank you very much, rob. and good morning, everyone. it's wonderful to see you all here. and it's fantastic honor for me to have been invited to take part in this symposium. it's always great to have a reason to come back to richmond, which is a city that i like very much indeed. my talk this morning is going to build, i think, i hope very nicely on richard blackett talk, which you just heard, the fugitive slave act of 1850, which was obviously the centerpiece of what he was talking about this morning, was one of the most consequence pieces of legislation in american history. and it's a fairly crowded field. but i think if we were having a kind of balloon debate about arguing about the most important piece of legislation, even in times of the coming of the civil war

of gaza. students have been camped on a university loan since may the 6th. among the mines, the docs would disclose its finances and investments. the oxford endowment management fund has not disclosed any of their invest. we know as of now that the university told investments such as black lab that have historically been complicit and is really apartheid in genocide. we also know that the university is banking the south place, which has been involved in the architecture. and it's really a part of the occupation and genocide. the people have joined this protest dot hang good in particular, they say by the university locksmith refusal to set out plans towards the investment from israel. and from is really link entities a moves they say that some other universities have plants to make. most recently, notably, trinity college in dublin, they say the protest will continue until it does. this is about demonstrating to the university that we have seen here. we've been here for almost 2 weeks, sitting and waiting for someone from the administration to come and entering the dialogue. they believe that they can ignore as they believe that they can

universities. america is one of the main demands of the students who are considering the severance of the relationship between the university and the zionist regime. two english universities, oxford and cambridge, also joined the demonstrations of supporters of palestine. pro- palestinian students set up a tent at oxford university. today, the universities of copenhagen, denmark and amsterdam, holland are the scene of student sit-ins in solidarity with the nation it was palestine. the students of bologna university in laval and toronto in canada also gathered in opposition to the crime of the zionist occupation. at the university of cologne in germany, the pro-palestinian students called for the palestinian people to declare and immediately stop the aggression of the zionist regime in the gaza strip . maghrebi students also marched together with the people of this country in support of the palestinian resistance and condemning the crimes of the zionist regime. the marchers in the city of tanje mohammadiyeh held the palestinian flag and chanted the slogan "hello to palestine, may the occupying regime be destroyed." in the capital of pakistan bangladesh also students civil activist

university that can be effective. however, they require a listening ear. and the vice chancellor of oxfordso far , seems to not be doing so far, seems to not be doing very , very much. okay, what kind very, very much. okay, what kind of stuff is he hearing, though? >> this is. what kind of stuff are you hearing, charlie? what kind of stuff is the university potentially ignoring , so mainly potentially ignoring, so mainly it's students, being, isolated and ignored, very , very, you and ignored, very, very, you know, dismissive of anything to do with, comments about, inappropriateness of anti—semitism, and so forth. so it's, it's not easy for students to be able to exercise their rights, and defend themselves. what does a student do, for example, if, all their classmates ignore them, as has happened, particularly after october 7th, what happens if, rhetoric on public forums or at jcrs , becomes very intimidatory, jcrs, becomes very intimidatory, and very, very, nasty and vicious. it's really a major fail of, failure of education. no it is. >> and just to clarify, charlie, without, you know,

of frankfurt university students in germany. students. kevin brah university in portugal also gathered to declare solidarity with the oppressed palestinian nation. the improvement of the students of oxford universities in england continued despite the violence of the police on saturday. student. a similar demonstration was held in seoul, the capital of south korea. the people of morocco protested the zionist regime's genocide in gaza based on the demonstrations near the american consulate building in dar al-biza. condemned the people of south africa called for an end to the zionist regime's war in the gaza strip by chanting takbeer allahu akbar takbeer allahu akbar takbeer. on the second day since the start of the cheleh popular campaign , jihadist and popular groups in different regions of the country served the intention of the martyred president. from the very beginning of his work , he had set the tone of his government's movement with jihadi measures. our song is a song of service to people. a song of knotting of people's lives. martyred president during these 33 months of service from the border village of mullah ali sistan baluchistan: sardara. now the jihadi actions and services

of freedom in your country? because you're an eminent scholar at oxford university. i've talked to other oaks and professors on this program actually, who i talk about the scale of debate events and help them they sit in in britain. what is your understanding of the freedom of speech in britain and in western europe given? you mentioned storm a globally, people that know who he is, but he's the person who was promoted by jeremy colbin. the then leader of the opposition labor policy and who says the things, things like what you being telling me in this interview are anti semitic user is mounted. the global campaign to d, legitimize the supporters of the vs, or quote divestment sanctions, which is the global rudsford don't pay to end the occupation. and this is a long violent global civil society campaign. it's non violent. i stress that all the main, the minds of the this in trying you mean to national the right of free to, of the 1948 refugees, the right of a senior citizens of the state of israel to uh, uh, a quote to equality. and um, and then the 1st few patients,

of the university to jabalia, the name of one of the camps in gaza, to declare solidarity with the palestinian nation. the students of this university tried to end the protests. demonstrations by oxford university students protesting the cooperation of this university with the zionist regime were accompanied by extensive repression by police forces. the rain system that entered the country this evening will cause scattered rains in the areas of the northwest and the provinces located on the southern slopes of alborz . the intensity of the rains will be in the north of west azarbaijan and some areas of east azarbaijan. dear compatriots, i would like to inform you that you will be present on saturday in parts of the north-west of the country, on the shores of the derir caspian mountains and the heights of alborz. we expect rain to occur in the central and northeastern regions of the country we will have rain showers and sometimes temporary windy sports. backed by the level of meteorological oranges issued. the most intense rainfall that occurs. in the areas of north west azarbaijan, parts of east azarbaijan and ardabil provinces and alborz highlands , there is a possibility of flooding

of frankfurt university in germany. university students in portugal also gathered to declare solidarity with the oppressed palestinian nation. the improvement of oxford university students despite police violence continued today. the students of various universities in chile demanded the termination of all university relations with the zionist regime. in line with the student demonstrations, protestors of the palestinian genocide gathered in front of the american embassy in tokyo. a similar demonstration was held in seoul, the capital of south korea. the people of morocco condemned the zionist regime's genocide in gaza by organizing a demonstration near the american consulate building in dar al-bayda. gaza became a suitor. the order of the head of the judiciary to review and present the solution to the reasons for people going to prison, the head of the judiciary said in a meeting with a group of benefactors, which was held on the occasion of the national day of support for prisoners' families, that conditions should be created so that the released person does not return to prison again. the people who are busy chatting around the table have one thin

oxford university. fascinating case. oxford isn't it one ofrigour. however, this camp was set up and since it was set up at least 108 academic staff and other members of staff at that university have signed a letter of support to these pro—palestine individuals. a jewish student has reportedly been turfed out of this camp for refusing to sign a letter saying that they are bang in favour of everything that has been going on when it comes to hamas's resistance to the israelis. and as you're about to see, this is as you're about to see, this is a seriously well run camp. they've got a press team, a medical tent , different events medical tent, different events and some speakers throughout the course of the day. but as you're also about to see these pro—palestine fanatics, they're not really just all in a circle singing kumbaya. but it did start out quite calmly . here we start out quite calmly. here we are at the oxford university encampment . it is just outside encampment. it is just outside the oxford museum of natural history . the oxford muse