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And international law. because if 50% of those people had gotten some type of claim as a refugees there are wearing questions about that. do you put a blanket ban on one particular nation and why. what you want is a fair and efficient system where you look at every single individual claim from wherever it is, ideally. and look at their claim and whether it is a just claim. i don't know if this is going to be another one of those things like rwanda where they want to do and they can't. but rwanda where they want to do and the can't. �* , ., ,., they can't. but things do get bogged down in the...

Pilot courier, he insisted, even as he was led into this bangkok courtroom. >> today in manhattan federal court, viktor bout begins to face american justice. >> reporter: the u.s. sting was complex over many months and countries, catching him offering weapons to u.s. agents pretending to be colombian terrorists. he was eventually extradited to face a new york trial for conspiring to kill americans. it saw him sentenced to 25 years in prison in a medium security facility in illinois. there he told me in emails he was in good spirits, brushing up on his many languages, and in 2019, very glad whe...

If you're living in tigray province at the moment and you want to know what's actually happening on the ground, you would not listen to addis ababa. you'd listen to the bbc cos you know the bbc would be trying to tell you, as well as it could, the truth as it saw it on the ground. that's a very interesting example cos, actually, if you really wanted to know what was going on on the ground in tigray, you'd probably be best advised to follow all sorts of different people with different inclinations and political mind—sets on the ground in tigray, through social media, through twitter, and othe...

What's going on on the ground? i mean, take a very simple example. if you're living in tigray province at the moment and you want to know what's actually happening on the ground, you would not listen to addis ababa. you'd listen to the bbc cos you know the bbc would be trying to tell you, as well as it could, the truth as it saw it on the ground. that's a very interesting example cos, actually, if you really wanted to know what was going on on the ground in tigray, you'd probably be best advised to follow all sorts of different people with different inclinations and political mind—sets on th...

And you want to know what's actually happening on the ground, you would not listen to addis ababa. you'd listen to the bbc cos you know the bbc would be trying to tell you, as well as it could, the truth as it saw it on the ground. that's a very interesting example cos, actually, if you really wanted to know what was going on on the ground in tigray, you'd probably be best advised to follow all sorts of different people with different inclinations and political mind—sets on the ground in tigray, through social media, through twitter, and other platforms that may be very powerful in ethiopia....