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A United Nations report says a series of US strikes on vessels allegedly smuggling drugs may have breached international law. It says the strikes in the Caribbe…
A United Nations report says a series of US strikes on vessels allegedly smuggling drugs may have breached international law.
It says the strikes in the Caribbean and eastern Pacific could amount to crimes against humanity.
Al Jazeera’s Manuel Rapalo reports from Washington, DC.
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<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7fEu1KObsqE&t=36">0:36</a>. 223 Extra-judicial killings by the USA under the Secretary of Conflict.
@@MonirulIslam-dq8emImported1mo ago
Being the President of the United States does not mean having the right to do whatever one wants, nor does holding state power place anyone above the law. Even in the name of combating drugs or protecting national security, extrajudicial killings and the indiscriminate killing of innocent people cannot be justified.<br><br>According to the Al Jazeera report, the serious allegations raised by the UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights and Counter-Terrorism—that U.S. strikes on alleged drug-trafficking vessels could constitute crimes against humanity and extrajudicial killings—must be taken extremely seriously.<br><br>Even if someone is accused of a crime, they have the right to be arrested, prosecuted, and punished according to the law. But killing people without due process is a serious and punishable offense and cannot be accepted as a legitimate method of law enforcement.<br><br>Therefore, these attacks should be subject to a full and independent investigation. Those responsible should be identified, and if wrongdoing is established, they must be held legally accountable and brought to justice.<br><br>No president, no state, and no military power is above the law.
@@pamelawatson2162Imported1mo ago
May? Definitely crimes against humanity
@@Boss-of-this-WorldImported1mo ago
inject all Haters a nice OVERDOSE.
@@schan9547Imported1mo ago
Could be? Lol. He was murdering business competitors of his "partners". That and trying to bait maduro.
@@dmc357Imported1mo ago
Could be a crime you ask????? It most definitely is a crime
@@FreedomFighter92873Imported1mo ago
Wow! Can’t believe a country funding multiple genocides could do such a thing!?!?
@@AWalkWithWhizzyImported1mo ago
doesn't matter what kind of boat it is or what they are doing, you just cannot kill people, that's murder
@@mssevatihenley1964Imported1mo ago
Remove Trump Charge him. He is a psychopath and if the Dutch allow Trump a foot hold in Greenland he will take Everything and complete control. Wake up Trump is mentally unstable and you can not Trust him at all. Your a fool if you do. Charge this creep Remove him put him in prison.
@@squirrel5678Imported1mo ago
Until they do something about Russia the UN isn't relevant anymore. Worthless entity failed it's mission.
@@HolyLeague-ix6goImported1mo ago
😂
@@HongVanLuImported1mo ago
do ICC have any gut to do or just talk
@@johndunn8647Imported1mo ago
All tRUMP and hegseth have to do is present the evidence these were actually drug traffickers....<br><br><br>WHAT 🙀 <br>No evidence 🧾???
@@AmbivertGoddessImported1mo ago
How much more can America take before it breaks?🤦🏾♀️
@@FlorianFlor-l4hImported1mo ago
What’s the point of blowing them up? If they can track them from the air, wouldn't it make more sense to find the source and the recipient of the drugs rather than killing the transporter? That is, assuming we’re actually talking about drugs. Something doesn't add up for me.
@@darrinculpepper6579Imported1mo ago
Hegseth needs to be held accountable and be sent to the ICC.
@@PepperB1879Imported1mo ago
Not could... IT DOES! SINCE WHEN DO WE HAVE TO DEBATE SOMEONE 🤔 BRING KILLED WHEN WE'VE SEEN IT WITH OUR OWN 👀?
@@aaronhelvig9444Imported1mo ago
Illegally importing a substance that kills 10's of thousands of innocent civilians is a crime against humanity. You all would be cry babies is America did it to anyone else. Hypocrites.
@@jewelvImported1mo ago
Of course it is a crime! Trump and his administration have accumulated several crimes but no one stops them!
@@leesweather9894Imported1mo ago
From the U.S. here. It doesn't take a brainiac to see these as what they are. Extra-judicial murder on the part of my country.
@@Ny-kelCameronImported1mo ago
I'm from the Caribbean, specifically from one of the islands the murders took place, there were no drugs at all.
@@anthonyrivera7264Imported1mo ago
Who cares! They're criminals.
@@trevorbloomfield303Imported1mo ago
How is this a crime?😂😂😂. Are drugs good?
@@stevenchristy9785Imported1mo ago
Haha what but not the poison the sell! Fuhk the UN terrorist symps
@@GeorgeAUSTINE-n8qImported1mo ago
UN IS RUBBISH. THEY KNOW NOTHING
@@michaelx7341Imported1mo ago
My brother died from fentanyl. I say that we kill all of these boats.
A United Nations report says a series of US strikes on vessels allegedly smuggling drugs may have breached international law.
It says the strikes in the Caribbean and eastern Pacific could amount to crimes against humanity.
Al Jazeera’s Manuel Rapalo reports from Washington, DC.
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