Labour leader calls for a "Nuremberg-style" tribunal to prosecute Vladimir Putin

The video discusses the need for accountability for war crimes in Ukraine, highlighting the gap in international law regarding the crime of aggression and proposing a special tribunal. It also addresses the UK's mishandling of Ukrainian refugees, emphasizing the need for a coordinated international response. The economic crime bill is debated, focusing on the urgency of property registration for effective sanctions. Lastly, the video calls for a new debate on UK energy policy to reduce reliance on Russian imports.

Why is there a need for a new special tribunal to address war crimes in Ukraine?

• The existing tribunal is too slow.

• The current tribunal is too expensive.

• Russia did not sign up to the provision for crimes of aggression.

• The International Criminal Court is biased.

What is the main criticism of the British government's handling of Ukrainian refugees?

• They have not coordinated with other countries.

• There is a lack of planning and safe routes for refugees.

• They have focused too much on economic issues.

• They have provided too many visas.

What is a key requirement for sanctions to be effective according to the discussion on the economic crime bill?

• Property registration must be rapid.

• Sanctions should be voluntary.

• Sanctions should target only individuals.

• Sanctions should be temporary.

Why is there a call for a new debate on UK energy policy?

• To increase reliance on Russian imports.

• To reduce and eliminate reliance on Russian oil and gas.

• To focus on renewable energy sources.

• To decrease energy prices.

What is the proposed timeframe for property registration to ensure effective sanctions?

• Within 6 months

• Within 3 months

• Within 28 days

• Within 1 year