i was in geneva or a few days ago, and i watch you launch your flash humanitarian appeal for afghanistan. and i heard you say about the african people, they want their lives and basic freedoms to be protected. they want what every member of the human family wants and deserves. but in that speech, and every time i heard you talks recently about afghanistan, there's one word you don't mention. democracy has the international community now given up on the idea of democracy for us on the stone. i think what is essential at the present moment is to get in tea. that basic human rights, special for women and girls are respected. that is my main concern. on the other hands for the stability of the country, it's important that the country's inclusive to think that we will witness immediately a process of construction of a liberal democracy like existing was a sort of democracy. it wasn't perfect but finished a liberal democracy. i think it would be totally life death. we want the government to be inclusive and that one the government will accept, for instance, freedom of expression that we want t

under economic and political stagnation . dorsey jabari al jazeera rebecca louisa journalist based in geneva. she says she is in protesting for the sake of a country future. 50 days after that tumble of the government, there's no government for no world map and now for the future of the country. that's why 2 reasons gather from this morning. you know, the couple of capital in tunis to protest against prison. i have a decision and now they are describing his decision. a the violation of the constitution in lucian street in the burg yuba a venue demonstrate there's no show thing going down the coo and we want the return of the legitimacy and also save our. a democracy at the same time and a few minutes ago, account or demonstration started, something that people want to do. so the parliament, so no, exactly. now we have 2 camps of demonstrations in should be able to, but we have people who are against business and in the other, in the other side, we have people who are grow the business decision at the same time with me think a big police presence a presence around this people avenue and let's

from a house in geneva. elsewhere in the palestinian town. confrontations after a separate is ready incursion, apparently designed as a decoy allies. tonight, we have closure. the last 2 terrorists who escaped billable a prison 2 weeks ago were arrested when a down the fat. and i am come on g. both members of palestinian islamic jihad gave themselves up to is ready forces surrounded the house. they were hiding in command . his father says his son called him 1st saying he was surrendering to prevent harm to anyone else. why and the 2 weeks have passed and i had expected him to call me from god's our lebanon, or some safe place. behold israel, the patient force is fully responsible for his life and for safety and well being. for some days that had been as ready reports that the net was closing in on jeanine the final target, the home of of mate jennifer. his son was one of those arrested on suspicion of helping the escapees to get and i was here when i had gone short. i didn't know where they came from. i went inside and closed the door later i had soldiers on last because saying, tennis selves

i was in geneva a few days ago and i watched you launch your flash humanitarian appeal for afghanistan. and i heard you say about the african people, they want their lives and basic freedoms to be protected. they want what every member of the human family wants and deserves. but in that speech and every time i've heard you talks recently about afghanistan, there's one word you don't mention. democracy has the international community now given up on the idea of democracy for us on the stone. i think what is essential at the present moment is to get in tea. that basic human rights, special for women and girls are respected. that is my main concern. on the other hands for the stability of the country, it's important that the country is inclusive to think that we will witness immediately a process of construction of a liberal democracy like exists. you know, that was a sort of democracy wasn't perfect, but liberal democracy. i think it would be totally life depth. we want the government to be inclusive and at the want the government to accept, for instance, freedom of expression that we wa

i was in geneva a few days ago and i watched you launch your flash humanitarian appeal for afghanistan. and i heard you say about the african people, they want their lives and basic freedoms to be protected. they want what every member of the human family wants and deserves. but in that speech and every time i've heard you talks recently about afghanistan, there's one word you don't mention. democracy has the international community now given up on the idea of democracy for us on the stone. i think what is essential at the present moment is to get in tea. that basic human rights, special for women and girls are respected. that is my main concern. on the other hands for the stability of the country, it's important that the country's inclusive to think that we will witness immediately a process of construction of a liberal democracy like exists the load. it was a sort of democracy. it wasn't perfect, but liberal democracy. i think it would be totally knife death. we want the government to be inclusive and at the want the government to accept, for instance, freedom of expression that we w

we have a generous outpouring of support of the geneva meeting. this has to translate into resources on the ground and being able to deliver to the people in need. as you say, the a t f, it goes hand in hand with a requirement to find that peace and stability and, and maintaining all ensuring that human rights are respected at what did you witness in terms of that specifically when you were there in our discussions with the dream authorities we have again reiterated while we are engaging to support that humanitarian efforts, the commitments of the interim authorities on the ability of women to work on the ability of children and all children to go to school and access education on the issues of minorities. and their rights and the inclusive nature of their participation, these commitments made need now to be translated into action. and that's where i think the confidence of the app can be both the peace and security stability, hinges on these commitments being translated to real tangible action. when i was in trouble, i did see good children going

others are worried. among them amazed london and opposition m p, who explained his reservations to geneva the poly. you weren't entirely in the hands of the president who becomes parliament himself in the sense that he can make regulations that override ordinary laws. his only subject to the constitution saw at a good thing, those powers to himself with the history of emergency room. this country has had for a long time, immediately alarm bells ringing in i is important to see they're not happy with the latest developments, but declined to comment on record as a government works to address bigger economic issues, including debt repayment, inflation, growth, and have been its currency many here just want their central goods at an affordable price. manip fernandez, jazeera colombo, the communications watchdog and russia is threatening to fine apple and google unless they remove a nap created by a position leader alexis found the from their stores. they found these allies hoping to use the app to organize the tactical voting campaign in this month, parliamentary elections. it's the latest in

katrin see her, she's a technical officer with the brain help unit at the world health organization in geneva. thanks for joining us, dr. these are some staggering figures that i just read out. and the report talks about countries having a national strategy, what the national strategy look like. yes, 1st of all, i good afternoon. thank you very much for having me. i'm the, a national strategy is 1st and foremost, the country's response at the policy level to plan for transfer services and, and provide care for people with dementia. and the care is in the country. what we see with our national policy at that action is less coordinated and less concerted the. so what, and that's one of the main reasons why we're actually, i'm asking why the global actually planned for it, for dementia that was released in 2017 by o w l members. call for member states to develop such comprehensive national policies and strategies really to map out and plan and that the responses and the activities that are required at country level dr. it's an insidious disease of no treatment, but there are ways to prevent the

p, who explained his reservations to geneva, the poly you want to entirely in the hands of the president who becomes the parliament himself, in the sense that he can make regulations that override ordinary laws is only subject to the constitution. saw at a good thing, those powers to himself with the history of emergency room. this country has had for a long time, immediately alarm bells ringing in i is important to see they're not happy with the latest development, but declined to comment on record as a government works to address bigger economic issues, including debt repayment, inflation, growth, and having its currency many here just want their central goods at an affordable price, manip fernandez or just the ra, colombo. the world health organization says the world is failing. people with dementia and calling on countries to take action. in a new report they w. e chose us 55000000 people globally, were affected by the disease in 2019. and that number will more than double to a 139000000 by 2050. as more populations get older. the report also says only a quarter of countries mostly i

others are worried. among them a nice london and opposition m p, who explained his reservations to geneva, the poly you want to entirely in the hands of the president who becomes the parliament himself in the sense that he can make regulations that override ordinary laws is only subject to the constitution saw at a good thing, those powers to himself with the history of emergency room. this country has had for a long time, immediately alarm bells ringing. and i is important to see they're not happy with the latest developments, but declined to comment on record as a government was to address bigger economic issues, including debt repayment, inflation, growth, and having its currency. many here, just want this central good at an affordable price. manip fernandez, just the ra colombo. coming up on the algebra news hour and just a moment. why there are last minute delton, germany over the green party candidate for chancellor. the sports there is you'll find out why this italian gopher have reason to celebrate and ro ah hello very little in the way of any right across the middle east, over th

i was in geneva or a few days ago and i was you launch your flash humanitarian appeal for afghanistan . and i heard you say about the african people, they want their lives and basic freedoms to be protected. they want what every member of the human family wants and deserves. but in that speech, and every time i heard you talks recently about afghanistan, there's one word you don't mention. democracy has the international community now given up on the idea of democracy for us on the stone. i think what is essential at the present moment is to get in tea. that basic human rights, special for women and girls are respected. that is my main concern. on the other hands for the stability of the country, it's important that the country's inclusive to think that we will witness immediately a process of construction of a liberal democracy like exists the load. it was a sort of democracy. it wasn't perfect but finished a liberal democracy. i think it would be totally life death. we want the government to be inclusive and that was the government to accept for instance, freedom of expression that

i was in geneva a few days ago and i watched you launch your flash humanitarian appeal for afghanistan. and i heard you say about the african people, they want their lives and basic freedoms to be protected. they want what every member of the human family wants and deserves. but in that speech and every time i've heard you talks recently about afghanistan, there's one word you don't mention. democracy has the international community now given up on the idea of democracy for us on the stone. i think what is essential at the present moment is to get in tea. that basic human rights, special for women and girls are respected. that is my main concern. on the other hands for the stability of the country, it's important that the country is inclusive to think that we will witness immediately a process of construction of a liberal democracy like exists the load. it was a sort of democracy. it wasn't perfect, but liberal democracy. i think it would be totally life depth. we want the government to be inclusive and at the want the government to accept, for instance, freedom of expression that we w

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which is sort of geneva of the east, if you were a place where people can meet dialog, reconcile. they've done that on a number of occasions over the years, whether it's from lebanon or sedan, or palestine and, and others. and we've seen it, of course we're seeing the play, the major role and on i've got to stand in the united states. so i think the idea of, of being that sort of a hub, you know, has sort of worked for how. and i think the idea that are also that they are willing to, you know, to be open to whatever ideas from whatever area in the world, and more than happy to host, even when it is so controversial, such as hosting the taliban or hosting come out or hosting other groups that are seen as controversial by you know, by other parties. of course, this is all done while we hear that any are so clearly on say the question of palestine or the question of syria, the question of human rights violations, political violations. and so on, so forth. and those who expected cause would basically fall then and would not speak no more of defending the human rights of palestinians a

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the forbidden real part to the communist revolution on a geneva. ah, me. this is al jazeera ah hello that i am. how am i being with the al? just even use are coming to live from the coming up in the next 60 minutes. president biden's that talks his friends came to part later, after tensions over the australia, you clear submarine deal. b u. s. government is expected to announce a massive order or bank seems to donate to low income countries in a bit fam cove at 19 sit on leaders, blame tuesdays failed crew attempts on politicians. they base turned a blind di to the needs of the countries people, and the full kind of corruption in the canary islands, intensifies spanish authorities prepare for more evacuation. uninformed barcelona poach. ronald human makes employee for patience and understanding. human refuse to questions added latest press conference, telling fans in a statement not to expect miracles. ah, well, we begin this news in new york where heads from around the world have been addressing the un general assembly. us president jo 5 and delivered one

the forbidden real part to the communist revolution on a geneva. there are some things you can never forget than there are scenes which will be etched in your memory forever. in syria, we documented atrocities. and in the northern city of a level, we witnessed something, we will never unsee the bodies bound and executed their hands, tied gunshot wounds to their heads were bad enough, but watching the relative identify their loved ones. that's one of the hardest things i've ever done. as hard as it was, we had and needed to film because maybe one day those responsible can and will be held to account. it is an honor, but at the same time it is a challenge to do this job. to bear witness to history as it's made to make sure what is recorded is accurate and truthful. i'm then other china has been very strategic in the way to expanding its reach an indian ocean. what is it? and we bring you the stories and developments for the rapidly changing the world we live in without the international aid. what do you think is going to happen? the afghan common cou

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you see in, in tundra the geneva, how much you treat janae's troubled life, continued it's downward spiral. during his thirties, he spent several of those years in prison and wrote his 1st novel behind bars. our lady of the flowers was published in 1943, an am if he copies were printed of the 1st edition. but in 1949 things changed version. he'd accumulated 10 previous criminal convictions, and under french law faced a life sentence, but several leading autistic figures including the right to john cato and the philosopher john paul saw successfully petitioned the french president to have the sentence such a signed me. shanae was free and never returned to prison. instead, he threw himself into his writing and became the free spirited literary gay icon he's known today. ah, shoot, i don't know. danica. edit them like a sub libya. i'm a lot of lisa lynette if you are building and then it's an elite delica. you delicate him, a little water melody, the water home with enough lot of them to a dinner. and i'm not in any way to say i was rude to. mattie was l. jeanette really telling me well, jul

republic of cyprus and the leader of the self declared republic of north cyprus, held talks in april in geneva. as in so many previous rounds, they ended in failure. they'll be having lunch with the secretary general antonio terrace on monday. but all parties are quick to stipulate that this is an informal event and didn't know way signifies a beginning of a new round up negotiation. cypress remains divided by a green line monitored by us forces. and after nearly half a century, the line appears no less permanent. my kind of audience era, united nations, the coins value has plummeted off the china intensified. it's cracked down on digital currency, bending all transactions on friday, being less powerful regulators including its central bank warned anyone found defined the law will be investigated. the crime down is partly due to the huge amount of energy needed to create digital currencies. encouraged by military victories against the armed groups, people are beginning to return to towns and northern most at bic, which were ravaged by years of violence. fighters have been targeting the resourc

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republic of cyprus and the leader of the self declared republic of north cyprus, held talks in april in geneva. as in so many previous rounds, they ended in failure. we'll be having lunch with the secretary general antonio terrace on monday. but all parties are quick to stipulate that this is an informal event and didn't know way signifies a beginning of a new round up negotiation. cypress remains divided by a green line monitored by us forces. and after nearly half a century, the line appears no less permanent. my kind of audience era united nations. well, this week's un general assembly. the emir of katara emphasized the importance of the international community, continuing to support africans. for 2 weeks. katara housed more than 60000 de vacuuming from cobble most have moved on to a 3rd country, but hundreds remain. jennifer brag went to a housing complex to see how the local community is helping as the sun sets in doha evening. activities begin to night. it's a production put on by actors from the cutter national theater, which is what i. this is just one of many ways volunteers and organ

republic of cyprus and the leader of the self declared republic of north cyprus, held talks in april in geneva. as in so many previous rounds, they ended in failure. we'll be having lunch with the secretary general antonio terrace on monday. but all parties are quick to stipulate that this is an informal event and didn't know way signifies a beginning of a new round of negotiation. cypress remains divided by a green line, monitored by us forces. and after nearly half a century, the line appears no less permanent. my kind of audience era, united nations, germany's election campaign is entering its final stages. parties are battling so we never undecided voters 2 days before the titus race in years. it will determine who replaces the chancellor anglo miracles and stepping down to 4 terms in office hole. show her right leaning christian democrats. on sunday, behind the scenes left main challenges, the social democrats. 3 more towns have been evacuated after explosions from an interruption volcano on the canary islands intensified the volcano on la palmer. stop interrupting on sunday for the 1st t

republic of cyprus and the leader of the self declared republic of north cyprus, held talks in april in geneva. as in so many previous rounds, they ended in failure. we'll be having lunch with the secretary general antonio terrace on monday. but all parties are quick to stipulate that this is an informal event and didn't know way signifies a beginning of a new round up negotiation. cypress remains divided by a green line, monitored by us forces, and up to nearly half a century, the line appears no less permanent. my kind of audience era united nations of this week's un general assembly that a mirror of cats are emphasized the importance of the international community continuing to support guns. for 2 weeks conference house, more than 60000 evacuees from campbell most have now been moved to a 3rd country, but hundreds remain. jennifer brag went to housing complex to see how the local community is helping. as the sunsets in doha evening, activities begin to night. it's a production put on by actors from the cut, our national theater, which is this is just one of many ways volunteers and organiza

we also have geneva before the end of the year. so i'm just wondering, i'm just looking at this picture for you here on my laptop. i am wondering if the united nations have what they dealing with ships, all legendary carries my take a little bit complicated. they have egos, all of this, you are throwing up the united nations environment program. how was i handling that? you know, i wrote a book that is called, never trust this guinea di denisha. you know why i gave that little because the chef are taking themselves too seriously. we have to have a little bit of irony. we have to have a little bit of playing job on and be open any ronnie, 2 hours that but the end we are cook and that, and that's what it is, you know. and so, you know, when i say when, when i have to say and express what i'm doing every day, i say, you know, guys what i'm doing everyday. if it's just gonna, i compressed into edible, by my passion. you, dick, are, you know, all the fact guard but also ceiling. go to the story because mike was in the deeply valia but f

we also have geneva before the end of the year. so i'm just wondering, i'm just looking at this picture for you here on my laptop. i am wondering if the united nations have what they dealing with ships all nation jury terry's my take a little bit complicated. they have egos, all of this, you are throwing at the united nations environment program. how was i handling that? you know, i wrote a book that is called, never trust us giving dies in chef. you know why i gave that little because the chef are taking themselves too seriously. we have to have a little bit of irony. we have to have that a little bit of clean jose and be open any ronnie, 2 hours that but the end we are cook and the, and that's what it is, you know. and so, you know, when i say when, when i have to say and express what i'm doing every day, i say, you know, guys what i'm doing every day. but just gonna, i compress into edible by my passion. music are, you know, the fact guard but also sitting on the story because mike was being deeply valeo but feel there by a cont

republic of cyprus and the leader of the self declared republic of north cyprus, held talks in april in geneva. as in so many previous rounds, they ended in failure. we'll be having lunch with the secretary general antonio terrace on monday. but all parties are quick to stipulate that this is an informal event and didn't know way signifies a beginning of a new round up negotiation. cypress remains divided by a green line monitored by un forces. and after nearly half a century, the line appears no less permanent. my kind of audience era united nations, catalonia is former leader colors preached him all has been released from italian detention. spain accuses him of sedition for a 2017 independence referendum, which had been deemed illegal by the court. italian court still has to consider a faint extradition request. the next hearing fit for the beginning of october. japanese election campaigns entering its final stages with parties battling to win over the undecided voters just 2 days before the type of race in you. it will determine who replace the chancellor angle. the merkel is stepping down

is there an agreement or a consensus between russia and the us following a meeting in geneva, with the russian deputy foreign minister and us national security council coordinator, bread maker, which took place in geneva. thank you. won't be so if you radius an agreement between russia and on what used few credit. right. yes. thank you. been my deputy magee work there. there was a meeting in geneva between the russian deputy foreign minister and press montgomery on eastern brady. when recently i'm not aware of this we, we don't have a special channel with the united states to discuss your green. you owe money or not your late. you may not be, we were pros are getting the 1st question that was really great. something about ukraine wasn't it should, and i should sit on it and i see that as a regarding the situation in the northwest of syria, we are using force there in accordance with the requirements of resolution 22, $54.00 of the security council of the un which stipulate that there needs to be an uncompromising fight against terrorism on syrian soil. and i already mentioned earlier t

i was in geneva a few days ago and i watched the launch your flash humanitarian appeal for afghanistan. and i heard you say about the african people, they want their lives and basic freedoms to be protected. they want what every member of the human family wants and deserves. but in that speech, and every time i heard you talks recently about afghanistan, there's one word you don't mention. democracy has the international community now given up on the idea of democracy for afghanistan. i think what is essential at the present moment is to get in tea. that basic human rights, especially for women and girls, are respected. that is my main concern on the other hands for the stability of the country. it's important that the country's inclusive to think that we will witness immediately a process of construction of a liberal democracy like exists. the leader was a sort of democracy. it wasn't perfect, but finished a liberal democracy. i think it would be totally life death. we want the government to be inclusive and that the want the government to accept, for instance, freedom of expression t

john was released at the selim checkpoint in geneva. if any, more still ahead on this desire, including a river of molten lava, still flowing palmer in the canaries, threatening and explosive reaction in the sea. and the 1st in europe, iceland. electra parliament, where a majority of members or women coming up to boxing has a new heavyweight champion, will hear from him. the new page with peter. ah, so demonstrators ensued on her blood to oil pipelines and protests against the peace deal with rebel groups. it's happening in the eastern city of port sudan. the ministry of energy says there are enough all reserves to last up to 10 days. last october, several rebel group signed a piece deal with students, transitional governments, for protests from the budget tribe say the agreement ignores their interest. all students government is warning to disruption could cause huge financial losses as because ports who don is the countries main c port and vital for the economy. one of the pipelines brings in crude oil to the capital of cartoon. the o

bodies of before others are being withheld by israeli authorities. troops storm several villages in geneva, romanella early in the morning surrounding houses and opening fire. israel says that soldiers rated the villages tourists, what they call home as operators. did it ever, him has more now from algebra in the occupied was back. what happened early on sunday that these really forces have rated 5 different villages in the occupied west bank, including here in the maybe they've killed 5 palestinians all in all. and 3 of them were here and look, maybe we went to see the house where these palestinians were hiding in. and we've seen the remains the belongings of those palestinians. of course their bodies were in there because they were according to witnesses, left to bleed to death. fit then were taken by the israeli forces. these 3 people are from hamas and the party has more their death calling for more resistance against the occupation. and one of them is the head on who has been on the run for weeks. israeli forces has tried to arrest him and his house when they couldn't. they understood

we also have geneva before the end of the year. so i'm just wondering, i'm just looking at this picture for you here on my laptop. i am wondering if the united nations have what they dealing with shifts all nation jury. terry's my take a little bit complicated. they have egos, all of this you are throwing up the united nations environment program. how was i handling that? you know, i wrote a book that is called, never trust us giving dies in chef. you know why i gave that little because the chef are taking themselves too seriously. we have to have a little bit of irony. we have to have a little bit of playing job on and be open any ronnie, 2 hours that but the end we are cook and that, and that's what it is, you know. and so, you know, when i say when, when i have to say and express what i'm doing every day, i say, you know, guys what i'm doing every day. but just gonna, i compress into edible bye. and my passion music are, you know, the fast gars. but also sealing the center of the story because mike was being deeply valeo, but fe

we also at geneva before the end of the year. so i'm just wondering, i'm just looking at this picture for you here on my laptop. i am wondering if the united nations have what they dealing with shifts all nation jury carries my take a little bit complicated. they have egos, all of this, you are throwing up united nations environment program. how was i handling that? you know, i wrote a book that is called never trust. this guinea dies in chef. you know why i gave that little because the chef are taking themselves too seriously. we have to have a little bit of irony. we have to have a little bit of playing job on and be open any ronnie, 2 hours that but the end we are cook and that, and that's what it is, you know. and so, you know, when i say when, when i have to say and express what i'm doing every day, i say, you know, guys what i'm doing every day, just gonna, i compress into edible bye. and my passion music are, you know, the fact guard but also ceiling. go to the story because mike was being deeply valeo, but feel there by a

we also have geneva before the end of the year. so i'm just wondering, i'm just looking at this picture for you here on my laptop. i am wondering if the united nations have what they dealing with ships, all nation jury, paris my take a little bit complicated. they have egos, all of this, you are throwing up the united nations environment program. how was i handling that? you know, i wrote a book that is called, never trust us giving dies in chef. you know why i gave that little because the chef are taking themselves too seriously. we have to have a little bit of irony. we have to have a little bit of playing job on and be open any running 2 hours that but the end we are cook and that, and that's what it is, you know. and so, you know, when i say when, when i have to say and express what i'm doing every day, i say, you know, guys what i'm doing every day, just gonna, i compress into edible bye. and my passion music are, you know, the fast gars, but also ceiling go central is of the story because mike was being deeply valeo, but feel

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ready for it is detained richard folk and held him for 20 hours before putting him back on a plane to geneva. israel has understood that it's legal arguments are not persuasive, so they've tended to attack the, the person or the institution. for instance, they called the i c, c decision, pure anti semitism. or, you know, rather than saying it was wrong for legal grad. they didn't bother with the argument. and the same thing in, in my experience they, they want to wound the messenger rather than deal with a message. because their arguments are too weak now. and that's why i've been saying that the palestinian so winning the legitimacy war their, their grievances are gaining more public support and understanding then israel's proper propaganda, even though it's heavily subsidized and all kinds of ideological or support, it's losing ground. analia of keen intellect or thought earlier, the williams, the la with a matter of hob heather hill abroad, you have in my 2nd a lu, julie called the and you had the lawyer militia, fee and say to me, then odyssey, left campus online for jen. other luck, i d

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she pasco says to produce sheep in, in tundra the geneva metro ki janae's troubled life, continued it's downward spiral. during his thirties, he spent several of those years in prison and wrote his 1st novel behind barnes. our lady of the flowers was published in 1943, and a miss 30 copies were printed of the 1st edition. but in 1949 things changed version. he'd accumulated 10 previous criminal convictions, and under french law faced a life sentence, but several leading autistic figures including the right to john cato and the philosopher john paul. so successfully petitioned the french president to have the sentence such a signed me. jenny was free and never returned to prison. instead, he threw himself into his writing and became the free spirited literary gay icon he's known today. ah, so, you know delicate evidence delicacy. libya, i'm a lot of lisa lunel, if you do it, and then it's an elite delica, you delicate, a little water melody. the water home with are enough or either to a bitter and i'm not in any way to say it was all it was was l jeanette? me well, joining and shook re h

i'm heading up was my little while back remy heads, euro mediterranean, human rights monitor based in geneva. it conducted an investigation into these attacks and garza and came to broadly the same conclusion as the people on the ground at the time that the 4 towers had no military purpose whatsoever. however, the israeli army disagreed, claiming the buildings were being used for military purposes. so where does the truth live? why were these talents singled out? bombed and destroyed? this is exactly one of the of the questions that have has to be asked by whatever inquiry that should be held. what was the primary goal of these attacks? was it really to, to damage military objects that were in those buildings, or rather, a show of force to intimidate the garrison population. and if the laughter and it does seem like the latter, and in the latter, that's an illegal attack. and that's unlawful and might amount to work on the fact that missiles from israeli jets struck the towel with undisputed. but what isn't clear is the reason behind the attacks or the process of how exactly a building is se

ready for it is detained richard folk and held him for 20 hours before putting him back on pain to geneva. israel has understood that it's legal arguments are not persuasive, so they've tended to attack the, the person or the institution. for instance, they called the i c, c decision, pure anti semitism. or, you know, rather than saying it was wrong for legal grass. they didn't bother with the argument. and the same thing in, in my experience sake, they want to wound the messenger rather than deal with the message. because their arguments are too weak now. and that's why i've been saying that the palestinians winning the legitimacy war their, their grievances are gaining more public support and understanding then israel's proper propaganda, even though it's heavily subsidized and all kinds of ideological or support, it's losing ground. analia p in a lot or thought earlier. the williams, the lower martin of hub her hill abroad, will have in my 2nd a lu, julie called the m, as you had the lawyer militia fee and will say, a theme audits elected on the line. for general luck, i don't know of

it may so monday, in an opposition m p, who explained his reservations to geneva the poly if you want to entirely in the hands of the president who becomes the parliament himself in the sense that he can make regulations that override ordinary laws his only subject to the constitution saw aggregating those powers to himself with the history of emergency room. this country has had for a long time, immediately alarm bells ringing in i is important to see they're not happy with the latest developments, but declined to comment on record as a government work to address bigger economic issues, including debt repayment, inflation, growth, and having its currency many here just want their central goods at an affordable price. manip fernandez, jazeera, colombo, the island nation of madagascar has endured 4 years of drought brought on by one of the world. first. the climate change induced famines. the you and says at least 30000 people are at the highest level of food insecurity, with fears that that number could rise dramatically. that's because there are more than 1000000 people experiencing

who explained his reservations to geneva, the poly you want to entirely in the hands of the president who becomes the parliament himself. in the sense that he can make regulations that override ordinary laws is only subject to the constitution. saw at a good thing, those powers to himself with the history of emergency room. this country has had for a long time, immediately alarm bells ringing and i is important to see they're not happy with the latest developments, but declined to comment on record as a government works to address bigger economic issues, including debt repayment, inflation growth, and hoping its currency many here just want their central goods at an affordable price. meaning fernandez, ojo 0, colombo, greece, have lost one of its leading classical music figures. composer making bacchus died on thursday in a career spanning decades. he was known for political resistance early on and grew to personify the modern face of greek music, so that i q so so compose the soundtracks for the globally acclaimed films, zoar brother, greek and cervical. or he challenz, looks back in

others are worried among them. emmys, remanded in an opposition, m p, who explained his reservations to geneva the poly. you want to entirely in the hands of the president who becomes parliament himself, in the sense that he can make regulations that override ordinary laws. his only subject to the constitution saw at a good thing, those powers to himself with the history of emergency room. this country has had for a long time, immediately alarm bells ringing in i is important to see. they're not happy with the latest developments, but declined to comment on record. as a government works to address bigger economic issues, including debt repayment, inflation, growth, and having its currency many year just want their central goods as an affordable price. manip fernandez. oh, just the ra, colombo in france. new corona virus restrictions have come into place for millions of children who are about to start a new school year. students who are older than 6, as well as teachers must wear masks while endorse. if a primary school child test positive for the vars their classroom clothes for 7 days, presid

who explained his reservations to geneva the poly. you weren't entirely in the hands of the president who becomes parliament himself, in the sense that he can make regulations that override ordinary laws. his only subject to the constitution saw at a good thing, those powers to himself with the history of emergency room. this country has had for a long time, immediately alarm bells ringing. and i is important to see they're not happy with the latest development, but declined to comment on record as a government works to address bigger economic issues, including debt repayment, inflation, growth, and having its currency. many here, just want their central goods at an affordable price, meaning fernandez, or just the ra colombo. ah, this is 0. these are the top stories. the taliban is expected to announce a new government in afghanistan is also tell us to come out to try to reopen campbell airport as soon as possible with the help of turkey. a 2nd cutter, the jet counting, a technical team has landed in the capital symbol evaluate high t

more and more weapons we're seeing coming out of geneva becoming more visible. and we've seen that particularly after palestinians escape israeli prisons. and many are telling us that this is part of palestinians showing defiance to these really that are increasing the rates to the palestinian city. the united nations, as calling on the european government her last few days into grice, montera, and chief. martha griffith says one in 5 people is now suffering malnutrition in the region. after almost a year of conflict, the death toll from a battle between rival drug gangs out of prison in ecuador has risen to more than a 100. government has declared a state of emergency across the prison system. to issue the president has appointed a geologist with little political experience as the country's 1st female prime minister. he's also not le buddha, and with forming government. last week i said, announced he'd rule by decree, barking protests. china is rationing electricity as a struggle with the contain a growing power crisis now and it's 2nd week long hours of outage

transition is above all an economic transition to be convinced one only needs to visit the stance at geneva. huge car show electric is in fashion. it is even the industry as future new vehicles are presented as green or down to see for 0 emissions. ah, the ecological argument offers traditional carmakers is the opportunity to reinvent them. because since the diesel gave scandal in 2015, the buyers have become more responsible adopters. off electric vehicles are people who believe in sustainability. they want to do goods for the environment and they want to do their parts to contribute to fewer emissions and less pollution community. she has an up to that model job, you know, but we're all going to jump up instead of it's really quick. and this is why for us, at the end of your group, it's important to offer electrified driving in each of our segments. in addition to the public's new found awareness, there are new environmental constraints. this is one of the effects of 21, especially in the european union. by 2030 vehicles will have to emit almost 40 percent less c o 2 per kilometer. the el