00:00There were two clashes.
00:03One was in Shejgur.
00:05The other was in Badakhonsa.
00:07They were fighting amongst themselves,
00:09and I think one of them got injured in the neck.
00:11And the other one got injured in the neck.
00:13There were two men in the door.
00:15They were holding hands and two women.
00:19They were sick, so they were not able to go outside.
00:22Then they heard gunfire and started shooting.
00:25They were shooting at the woman.
00:27I don't know who will do it.
00:29I don't know who will do it.
00:31I don't know who will do it.
00:57Mr. President, it cannot be ruled out that disproportionate force was used by members
01:24of the defence services, in some cases in disregard of international humanitarian law.
01:48So all that the Gambia asks is that you tell Myanmar to stop these senseless killings,
01:58to stop these acts of barbarity and brutality that have shocked and continue to shock our
02:06collective conscience, to stop this genocide of its own people.
02:22This is a historic day for Rohingya people, and we want, from this court case, we want
02:27justice for the genocide against our people.
02:30This is the beginning of the process, of course it is a lengthy process, but it is the beginning.
02:34This is the beginning of the process, of course it is a lengthy process, but it is the beginning.
03:04This is the beginning of the process, of course it is a lengthy process, but it is the beginning.
03:29This is the beginning of the process, of course it is a lengthy process, but it is the beginning.
03:59This is the beginning of the process, of course it is a lengthy process, but it is the beginning.
04:28This is the beginning of the process, of course it is a lengthy process, but it is the beginning.
04:58I have faith in God and I believe in God.
05:04I want to make this world a better place.
05:07I want to make our food and our environment a better place.
05:10I want to make this world a better place.
05:14This is what I want to do.
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