the, the, this is the, the news coming to live from berlin, a warnings that human rights across the world based their most serious threats in decades. mc international reports, the conflicts and gaza and ukraine, as well as the spread of going for a terry and governments are damaging the world order by violating international also coming out us secretary state mc, blinking heads to china is expected to raise concerns over confrontations in the south tennessee and peace and stability across the taiwan strait and arrested for protesting. and israel, we made a palestinian human rights lawyer charged with incitement to terrorism. after leading a demonstration in support of gauze,

the law, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. embassy international has said the world is seeing a near breakdown of international law. it's sites multiple conflicts and the rise board official intelligence as the main threats. the annual report on human rights singles out israel and its allies for quote, multiple violations committed in gaza. it also says china and russia are demonstrating a willingness to destroy the rules based order. the organization said there has been a betrayal of human rights principles by today's leaders and institutions. mc international secretary general condemned what she called the collective punishment, a palestinians in gauze or the level of value addition that we have money to the

president. and we have certainly seen that in a guess over the last 6 months. we've done extraordinary number of victims within the cvd in poor condition with the use of funding as a went from the pool. ways to collective punishment. impose the palestinians. the largest number of jo ninety's killed, the largest number of you might need tell your negatives. killed a very unprecedented come to cvn ever recorded. so these violations all, not only extremely serious, they also just define. so he's riley's just define all of those violations and the united states hunting very recently as going the same with more in this, i'm joined now by our special correspondent, a abraham an anesthesia report puts a spotlight on israel's war in gauze. it also draws attention to the october 7th

terrorist attacks by how mos on israel that triggered the war. unless these, again, urging the international criminal court to take on and investigate, alleged human rights violations is all is likely to have any impact to the likely to be consequences of this. well, that's exactly the point of this report rate. is that in the space of all of these violations are alleged violations. there hasn't really been consequences and certainly the report highlights of the situation and gaza, israel's war and gaza. but also it talks about ukraine and china and other world of powers. and what the report says is that because there have not been consequences, we're risking the collapse of the post 1948 world of order. the values that had been declared universal back then and the belief that they work for everybody it and then they work for everybody equal each. that's what's at stake in addition,

of course, to the lives and livelihoods of the thousands, if not millions of innocence whose rights are being violated every day, without consequences. according to the report, i looked at the report just the top of it is to suggest that the world is indeed regressing, in terms of human rights in the world. i just want a quick question about germany. it's also a single doubt in this report. what, why is it criticized? well, germany is one of the most, is the staunchest, if not the strongest ally and supporter of israel in this war and with the german government, we should specified that this is the german government's position. historically has been, is that the germany has a special responsibility towards the jewish people because of the crimes of the holocaust. and that that translates into support for the state of a israel and germany, which had you forged an image of itself post 2nd world war as a country that uphold human rights is now being accused of double standards of not

being harsh enough and critical enough towards its allies, israel, as it commits human rights violations in gaza. and we've seen german leaders visit israel. the united states american leaders have done the same, declare time and time again, their support up for israel and the war despite there being some very serious allegations of war crimes and alleged genocide, a being a choose, a israel is now being a choose of an electorate agenda site as well, and german support has been pretty strong throughout. this is a big report. it covers a $155.00 countries. what are your main takeaways? so of course, there's the, you know, there's the overarching theme that powers, not just the united states, but also russia because of the war in ukraine and china. because because of the violations against exemption during the these 3 powers,

because of their veto power in the, in the un security council. very, the ones that are sort of accelerating this defense towards a world where universe are human rights seem to be a meaningless. and it's really, it's almost invites, are we thinking of that world order and whether or not these 3 super power should have as much power as they do to really dictate, you know, accountability questions of accountability. so the report looks at major powers. it looks at individual conflicts, but it also looks at developments in terms of technology. it talks a lot about artificial intelligence. what does it say about that? well, the report definitely points the finger to big tech, at the lack of regulation for artificial intelligence. and the way the technology could be abused to accelerate a violations of human rights on one hand that says we are regressing, we're going back to a pre 1948 world. at the same time, we're sort of also racing towards the future with

a and with the rise of this new technology but so far that it's not been uh regulated. so it's a weird time work. we seem to be finding ourselves and you know, thank you very much. that was our special correspond abraham as well as soon as we've heard the german government will soon resume its uh we just heard rather that the german government will resume and resume its cooperation with only raw thats the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees in garza, it follows an investigation into or was stuff that temporarily halted. contribution is not only from germany, but from other countries as well. we're bringing more on that story as we get further details. now in the weeks following her bosses terror attack on october 7th, last year is rarely authorities crack dental and protests criticizing these really military response, palestinian citizens were arrested for participating and protest or posting on social media. the w special corresponded amy, uh,

i mean you said met up with lawyer human rights were off with kelly who was himself arrested at a protest and charged with incitement to terrorism. in a small apartment in haifa, lawyer and activist off monica, lisa is under house arrest. after spending $114.00 days in prison, it's an improvement. but felicia says he's still essentially a prisoner. that's his uncle, basically, as you can see. exactly. so if he steps outside the apartment with this electronic tag, the police will be alerted, they'll call him on this communication device. and if he doesn't answer, he could be held in violation and sent back to prison. the worst part for khalifa is that the court ordered him to rent an apartment outside of his hometown where his children live and go to school. they can only come to visit on school holidays like today. the only thing that we did is going in uh, doing this demonstration twice to

a support of the people for the guys that the under 12 and days of heavy bonding on october 19th, last year at least helped lead a protest. and he is really town of e mail from where he's from the transit slogans in supportive gaza. he says not from us. a video from that day shows him urging the crowd to remain civil. the without the soon after it began heavily armed police intervened and started arresting people lisa was one of those arrested the wanted to teach the other people listen by us. that's why our artist

was so so crude khalifa was charged with incitement to terrorism and spent 3 and a half months and the ghetto and gilbert of prisons where he alleges he was deprived of sleep and food and was beaten by guards as a lawyer who has defended posting and prisoners, the experience was eye opening. i used to think that when they say a physical torture or the people exact so exaggerated because they want to get thousands of homes and you know, but the, the stuff that we saw, this is amazing. like it's the whole i didn't hold was to leave a claims that in the weeks after the october 7th come off. terror attacks is really just the system abandoned. the rule of law. it's like if you're lucky with us, you're against us. that that's the thing. and they said that to me clearly in my

investigation and it's things that make you think, again about everything that you know about the whole system. you know, in one night that there was no, no, no police, no sort of fees and everything changed. i put her leave his claims to his really authorities, the israel prison service sent me this response. we are not aware of the claims you described, none the less prisoners and detainees have the right to file a complaint that will be fully examined and addressed by official authorities. the israel police wrote the individual in question, participated in unauthorized march, characterized by incitement, where he assumed the leadership role, the israel police will continue working diligently to protect our citizens and will not tolerate individuals endangering public safety through incitement of violence or support of terror. felicia is hopeful that the is really, courts will acquit him once legal proceedings wrap up his life will eventually

return to normal. he says, but his face and the justice system has been shaken to the core sketchup on a few other stories making headlines around the world. today, student protests against the war and guys who have spread to universities across the united states. several colleges, a closed off campuses. some universities called in police to break up protests. camps. hundreds have been arrested since last week. administrators appear, the citizens could still kathy semitism, but the students say they're defending free. speak. lawmakers in the us senate to pass the crucial $61000000000.00 a package for ukraine. after months of delay, the bill had broad bipartisan support with $79.00 votes in favor to 18 votes against the standard, also approved aid for israel and ty once and then president biden promised to sign that legislation on wednesday is agreed to the us congress has passed the bill to ban social media platform, tick tock,

it's trying. these owner doesn't sell it to us assets. the bill would give to talks owner bike dance up to a year to sell the assets to the us government approved by or if the company fails to do so. the app will be bad. us lawmakers have been concerned about possible chinese government controlled tick tock, fearing security risks by dance has denied that it shares sensitive user data with the chinese government take talk has about a 170000000 users in the us as well as tension somewhere between the us and china, us secretary of state anthony blinking is heading to shanghai, is expected to discuss a number of unresolved issues, including trying to support for russia us is trying to is helping rushes more effort in ukraine. adding that it damages us security. how to put limits on our relationship without limits. one is for the emission division. you

a secretary of state, anthony blink, and we'll have to put some distance between russia and china. pushing back on china as well, rushes more machine will be a priority. china continues to provide materials to support versus defense industrial base and all of this is feeling pollutants were machine se attacks ukrainians and threatens european security relations between the world's top. 2 global rivals had been 10 since early last year, after our chinese bible and flew across the us territory, and for us disputes relieving to sell from taiwan. since then, they've thought a little shooting thing he'll be face to face talks with you as president joe biden . in san francisco last november, but the u. s. has kept pressure on beijing, sanctioning chinese firms that ship products to russia. and then really new micro chip export restrictions. the us state department says china is supporting the

rushes war machine by supplying machine tools computer chips. optics, drones and cruise missile technology rushes semiconductor imports from china jump from 200000000 in 2021 to over 500000000 in 2022. as the word drags on russia's drawing, economic and diplomatic isolation has made its increasing the reliance on shine to its former rival for leadership of the communist bloc. during the cold war, china appears to hold the upper hand into the relationship. washington warns it will hold, being responsible at moscow mix gains in ukraine, china shops of criticism, consisting it's a neutral party. don't tell you what china has always control your account, both of to use items and nicole, the in regulation key to relevant countries for quotes me or into the lack of what i know the status of the relations between china and russians. engines ratcheted up

again last week after joe biden called for hire terrace on shining steel. and aluminum. lincoln has his work cut out for him. with more of this, what's crossover now? 2 journalists, fabia and crunch, but in beijing probably on blankets, visit. com, is that a particularly tense time between china and us? what are the main issues that the 2 countries need to discuss most urgently right now? so yeah, the list is really very long. so from the chinese perspective i'm the priority message is that it does not tolerate any interference in what badging perceives as the red lines or the call national interest. and those spend from taiwan over to, since young and hong kong. so china wants to make clear that it doesn't want us to, into feet and those issues and also in one. so of course get rid of the tech sanctions and the export control that the u. s. has in post on a china,

according to the head of states shooting ping. those are in post to contain the economic rise of china. and certainly also china is wanting to get rid of the ad us influence in the basic in the south china sea. so it says that it fits with china, us relations and asi, i'm country. so the south east agents via and from the us side, i would say that clearly most urgent topic is the one ukraine. russia's one ukraine . um uh, the accusations that, um the u. s. government has against china, they are pretty concrete and pretty massive. so it says that 70 percent of a rush, us imports of machine towards come from china. and those inputs, every very crucial when it comes to building up at put into a ballistic arsenault. and that is of course, the strong accusation, and it also says that, you know, um add to economic relations. the traits relation between the 2 countries is unfair

. so blinking, but also talk about industrial policy of china and the resulting over capacity, which has become an increasing problem for you as well as to point out probably on a washington keeps saying that it's deeply concerned about chinese military support for russia. but how much pressure can the us exert on china on this issue 5 in? so yeah, that's really a crucial question and you know, how difficult it is i'm trying to, i didn't seem very um, bidding to make any compromises. you know, a lot of european leaders have tried to canada again, recently the german chance that was c and aging and try to convince a seating thing to, you know, use its influence over russia to end this war. and there were no significant results. but i think the u. s. has poked into its um to have leverage so according to a report by the boss we joined to the u. s. government distressing sanctions against several of the chinese banks. and you know, this wouldn't give a lot of leverage for the us side because this is really a very potent to look at. you have to punish the chinese economy and whether that

works or not. i mean, i'm quite skeptic, but skeptical. but i think it is definitely a very strong signal by watching those, you know, the us is threatening to burn or force the sale of the chinese platform, tick tock, which has a 170000000 users in america. how does china view the prospect of tick tock being banned or sold in the us? bob? yeah, yeah. so i mean, take dog is really a very special company. it's one of the few companies of china that has gone truly global and very successfully. so, and of course it holds a strategic position for china. i mean, it has a lot of a data better than masters, but also it can be used if a patient wants to to, you know, influence public opinion. so it is of course, a mission of security issue for the us side. but um, actually, um the chance that the aging would allow take talk to get sold to an

u. s. competitor is almost 0 every um export that i talked to uh told me that a paging will not allow it to do so because of the strategic importance of tick tock, which is really very important for badging probably. and thank you very much. that was journalist probably, and crushed about invasion, stir in germany. several people have been arrested on suspicion of spying for china. the latest suspect to be detained is a longstanding aid to a member of the european parliament who represents the far right alternative for germany party. the german government says the espionage accusations are serious, facing denies, any wrong doing jim and prosecute his saint gen g e can. we can fully name repeatedly post on information to china, about confidential discussions that the european parliament jim and media report say this involve debates on security and defense. implications of china is

influence on the use critical infrastructure. and he's also accused of spying on people in germany. who are opposed to the chinese government? the german citizen has been working as an aid to maximilian crime. he sits in the european parliament for the fall of rice, a f. d party. cross said he had no prior knowledge of the rest of his stuff men, but he promised that the allegations proved true. genji would be fine too, and the european parliament immediately suspended the leg spy, some se tough images. i need it. it's really time that we have a thorough investigation and information. what is going on there that the so called petri, what's are, you know, showing how weak they are in terms of taking money from auto crowds, from all over the world. we come to jim and chance little up show and visited china . gemini, has seen several arrests over suspected espionage. but you,

i'm an interior minister says the latest case is significant. the father for dash b and i, the accusations of espionage for china are very serious. and if it turns out to be true that this espionage took place from within the european parliament, would it be an attack on the internal constitution of democracy in europe passed the types of democrats, he in the old process. china has so far officially denied any involvement in espionage, but as the you prepared for elections to its parliament in june. this incident will add to growing fee is the democratic institutions across europe, being targeted by foreign intelligence agencies. and here's a quick look at a few other news stories today of moscow. the court has rejected the latest appeal by wall street journal reporter evan durst. of edge goes to is pre trial detention russian authorities to attain gross convention. march 2023. while he was on a reporting trip and charged him with espionage pitch, then the united states have categorically denied the allegations us and hundreds of

thousands of argentines are protesting. and when is our is against the government's moved to slash funding for public universities? the spending cuts is part of present how the malays austerity measures. he hopes to pull argentina out of a fiscal deficit, but this latest move has sparked a backlash. the migrants to make the per list of journey across the channel to reach britain could now face deportation to rwanda. a controversial bill to send asylum seekers to the african country has passed the british parliament. the government hopes the new law will prevent people trying to reach britain by boat. prime minister receives so not insist, the 1st flights carrying migrants will leap within weeks, but legal challenges are expected. just after midnight, the 2 year legal impala meant to be stay all night ended. with this vote

in the house of commons, the i to the right, 312. the news to the last 237. so the, i have it the, i have it, it's a country national, know that is divided opinion in britain across here as well as in the one to some see it as an economic opportunity. i think it to be good economy credit for the initial cost of getting but in there's no nothing that is better than your money copy to quote us, we are very grateful to receive the progress from the u. k. because this will support the countries development to the hosting them as an opportunity to us as for wanda and because they have skills which still share with us. so you understand that this is a profit for us, the others look at their it's from an ethical and historical perspective of it.

why 2 and one is history. we had many refugees created as a result of the genocide against the to t y. and we got help from the neighboring countries. so we support the refugees that the 2 because we understand deeply it's good for them to come on and good for us to host them on the la hotel. now in england. and does is like this man who wished to remain anonymous and not so sure where you're going to find that goes for these people. who uh, so the like we've regulated, but we've noted that you had the jobs, we are out there searching for jobs, british prime minister of issue. so next i is the 1st deportation slides, but just a few weeks away. and with immigration, a key issue among voters in europe. it's likely that other governments let me keeping a close eye on the policy success or failure. and finally,

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