Because it is prepared to put up money for infrastructure and we will hear today about some of the projects that the us is helping to support and other g7 nations helping to support as they try to provide an alternative to chinese influence. china, of course, is not part of the g7. the whole purpose, then, of the summit is to talk aboutjustice for a shared world. but whatjustice for ukraine when a department block full of family flats is damaged by air strikes as it was in the capital this morning? one person dead, five injured, among them a seven year old girl. asked about it here in the g7 summit, president biden said of russia, it is more of their barbarism. there have been reports from ukraine in the aftermath of the attack.
Wasn t able to unfold until the war wasn t able to unfold until the war was over and those deemed to be culpable were in detention and those are fairly considerable obstacles to any pursuit ofjustice at the moment but i think the reference by gordon brown to 19a2, the year in which the moose first began when lawyers started to think about this process and the fact that the tribunal for yugoslavia was set up a 1993, two years before the war there came to an end, these things tell us that the legal process needs to begin, the legal process needs to begin, the process of assembling evidence, of thinking about how tribunal is could be organised and indictments brought long before the conflicts are actually over so he is one of many people starting to think about what justice many people starting to think about whatjustice might be pursued if and when this war comes to an end. in terms of information and
This is what justice this is whatjustice looks like, families failed by the nhs who have been vindicated by the end of that independent review. at the centre of the gathering, donna 0ckenden, the woman who delivered a devastating critique of maternity care at their shrewsbury and telford nhs trust. irate shrewsbury and telford nhs trust. - now know that this is a trust that failed to investigate, failed to learn and failed to improve. this resulted in tragedies and life changing incidents for so many of ourfamilies. the life-changing incidents for so many of our families. of our families. the review team found that of our families. the review team found that at of our families. the review team found that at least of our families. the review team found that at least 201 of our families. the review team found that at least 201 babies i of our families. the review team . found that at least 201 babies might have survived with better maternity care. nine mothers could also have su
What justice the voting rights act and upheld whatjustice elena kagan called a significant race based disparity in voting opportunities. the court s decision as harmful as it is does not limit the congress s ability to repair the damage done. that s the important point. it puts the burden back on congress to restore the voting rights act to its intended strength. as soon as congress passes the for the people act and thejohn lewis voting rights advancement act, i will sign and let the whole world see it! that will be unimportant moment! and the world will be the world is wondering. moment! and the world will be the world is wondering. . . world is wondering. applause. the world is world is wondering. applause. the world is wondering. - world is wondering. applause. the world is wondering. and i world is wondering. applause. i the world is wondering. and white knows what i m talking about, for