CLEAN : 'Provide Ukraine with weapons' says Matviichuk, head of Nobel Peace Prize awardee organisation

The transcript discusses the challenges of documenting war crimes and the accountability gap in international justice systems. It highlights the failure of international bodies to prevent atrocities and calls for an international tribunal to address Russian war crimes. The speaker emphasizes the war as a conflict between authoritarianism and democracy, and the responsibility that comes with receiving the Nobel Peace Prize. The need for military support and democratic transformation in Ukraine is also discussed.

What is the main challenge faced by national legal systems in addressing war crimes?

• Political interference

• Overload of cases

• Lack of evidence

• Insufficient funding

Why does the speaker believe a new international tribunal is necessary?

• To replace the International Criminal Court

• To address the accountability gap

• To increase political influence

• To reduce legal costs

What does the speaker identify as a failure of the international system?

• Inadequate technological development

• Lack of economic support

• Inability to stop Russian atrocities

• Failure to promote cultural exchange

What has been a part of Russian culture according to the speaker?

• Cultural diversity

• Technological advancement

• War crimes and violence

• Economic prosperity

What does the speaker suggest is necessary to stop long-lasting crimes in occupied territories?

• Diplomatic negotiations

• International peace talks

• Economic sanctions

• Providing Ukraine with weapons

What is the broader goal for Ukrainians beyond military victory?

• Technological innovation

• Democratic transformation

• Cultural preservation

• Economic dominance

What does the speaker believe is necessary to protect Ukrainian territories?

• Cultural initiatives

• Economic reforms

• Air defense systems

• Increased diplomatic efforts