nations educational, scientific and cultural organization.ually the status of world heritage does not provide a mechanism for the protection of cultural values ​​during an armed conflict, but the inclusion of the object on this list increases the significance and recognizability of the monument, in case of damage or destruction of the object, it will be easier to bring the perpetrators to international criminal responsibility. at the beginning of full-scale. russia's invasion of ukraine, unesco's committee for the protection of cultural heritage adopted a special declaration and developed a plan for the preservation of cultural objects and works of art. also in 2023, the foundation of the organization allocated one and a half million dollars to the ministry of culture for digitization of our heritage. unesco is actively monitoring the loss and damage to our cultural objects as a result of russian shelling. these documents are of great importance for legal processes. and restoration of the monument in the future. in general, the unesco cultura

about the visit of the general director to the republic unesco, united nations educational, scientific cultural organization, federica mayor zaragoza. it aroused interest. main avenue of minsk. it impressed the eminent guest not only with its architectural design. it was hard to believe that it was built in the first post-war years. the result of the visit of federic mayor zaragoza, in 2004 , the republic of belarus has already submitted an application to unesco for inclusion in the list of world cultural heritage, architectural ensemble of post-war socialist architecture, avenue. addictions in minsk. applicants there are many nominees, among them post-war architectural ensembles of eastern europe: moscow, kiev, warsaw, karl-marx alley in berlin. but an authoritative commission assessed minsky prospect as unique, which deserves to be among the iconic objects of world culture. minsky avenue has a unique... the authoritative commission could not even imagine what passions were boiling around the belarusian capital and its main avenue in 1944, immediately after liberation from the nazis,

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on may 12, 70 years ago, ukraine became a member of the united nations educational, scientific and culturalanization. from the first days of the full-scale war , we have been watching russian troops destroy all of this, all of our culture and heritage. architectural monuments, unique old houses. temples, palaces, these are all now the targets of enemy shelling in the temporarily occupied territories and beyond. according to unesco's calculations as of march 24, russia damaged 346 valuable cultural objects in ukraine. will unesco be able to protect our cultural objects and bring russia to justice? in our next material. the unesco organization has repeatedly condemned russian attacks on the world and national. cultural heritage in ukraine, because under international law the deliberate destruction of cultural objects is considered a war crime. at the end of february 2022, the invaders destroyed the ivankiv history and local history museum in the kyiv region with an artillery shell. there 410 exhibits were kept, among them dishes, ancient implements of work and money, cossack weapons, icons. t

nations educational, scientific and cultural organization.m the first days of the full-scale war, russian troops. cynically destroy ukrainian cultural heritage. architectural monuments, unique old houses, temples and palaces became targets of enemy shelling. most of all in kharkiv, donetsk, odesa and kherson regions. according to unesco's calculations, as of march 2024, the russian federation damaged 346 valuable cultural objects in ukraine. will unesco be able to protect our cultural heritage and bring russia to justice? our correspondents. the unesco organization has repeatedly condemned russian attacks on the world and national cultural heritage in ukraine, because under international law the deliberate destruction of cultural objects is considered as war crime at the end of february 2022 , the invaders destroyed the ivankiv history and local history museum in the kyiv region with an artillery shell. 410 exhibits were stored there. among them are dishes. ancient tools of labor and money, cossack weapons, icons. the pride of the museum was

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representative to the united nations educational, scientific, and cultural organization. the presiding officer: the senator from texas. mr. cornyn: mr. president, it's been more than seven months six israel was attacked by an iranian proxy known as hamas from gaza. hamas terrorists attacked innocent israelis on october 7 of last year, marking the deadliest day for jews since the holocaust. innocent people were raped, murdered, and taken hostage, and nearly 130 remain hostage in gaza, including at least 4 american citizens. in this conflict, the line between good and evil could not be clearer. on one side is america's ally and the lone democracy in the middle east. on the other is a terrorist organization whose greatest goal is to simply destroy the jewish state. hamas terrorists will do whatever it takes to achieve that goal, including using their own citizens as human shields. and i can only recall back some of the horrific videos that we've seen of what they've done to babies and innocent civilians, men, women, and children. despite this, president biden, and notwithsta

eastern, discussing the nomination of courtney o'donnell to the united nations educational foundation as unesco, she currently serves as acting chief of staff for the second gentleman. about will take place at 5:30 p.m. eastern. watch live coverage of the house on c-span and see the senate on c-span2 and a quick reminder that you can watch all of our coverage with the free video app c-span now or online at c-span.org. coming up this afternoon, president biden will talk about jobs, infrastructure investment in the u.s. economy. you can see that live at 12:15 eastern from the white house blows -- rose garden from our mobile app, c-span now. >> they wrecked our country and collect our welfare instead. so, no asylum changes. >> most people come here to make a better life if not for them than for their kids. my italian grandparents never spoke english. i never had a conversation with them and then made that. >> and coulter debate reason magazine's nick gillespie and cenk uygur over whether the u.s. should shot the borders. you can watch online on c-span.org and see it live on c-span at 9:0

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permanent representative to the united nations educational, scientific, and cultural organization. mr. schumer: i send a cloture motion to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: cloture motion, we, the undersigned senators in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the nomination of executive calendar number 579, courtney diesel o'donnell of california to be united states permanent representative to the united nations educational, scientific, and cultural organization signed by 17 senators as follows. mr. schumer: i ask consent the reading of the names be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: i move to proceed to legislative session. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all those in favor say aye. opposed no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. mr. schumer: i move to proceed to executive session to consider calendar 570. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all those in favor say aye. all opposed no.

all believers, regardless of their social status, education, nationality or political views.od is the father of all. moreover, while in church, people are in prayerful communion not only with god, but in a special, fraternal, spiritually close relationship with each other. o evidence of the true unity of the faithful in christ. let us remember the words of the lord, captured in the gospel. where two or three are gathered in my name, there i am in the midst of them. this is the theanthropic essence of the church, founded by our lord and savior himself. burial. this year, the russian orthodox church, together with other local orthodox churches, following the eastern paschal, the principle of annually calculating the day of easter, celebrate the sunday of christ on the night of may 4-5. believers of other christian churches celebrated easter earlier, march 31, since eastern and western easter holidays do not coincide this year. you and i see in the middle of the temple a cloister, an image of christ laid in the tomb, the canon continues to sound like a wave of the sea, opening t

by 2030, the drone market should reach 47,000 units, and this does not include educational devices.ational project, the market volume will increase to 260,000 units, and the share of russian manufacturers will reach 70%. the main goal is the emergence of a new sector of the economy in the country with the greatest potential for application drones in agriculture, construction supervision and cargo delivery. to hard-to-reach areas. services based on unmanned aircraft are already in demand in various sectors of the economy, and their development and production is of great strategic importance, as evidenced by the approval of the national project of the same name. according to the forecasts of the ministry of industry and tourism, by 2035 the drone market as a whole will amount to about 120 billion rubles. accordingly, in terms of money, the growth of services based on unmanned vehicles will naturally... lead to growth of infrastructure to the opening of new jobs . the ongoing experiment is an important step in the development of the drone industry. companies will be able to test their

to the scientific and cultural educational organization of the united nations. this purposeful and scientific exploration with the knowledge of the exact layers of archeology for the historical and scientific attachment of the world-level case is very important . iraq in the last year the opportunity of cooperation economic and commercial opportunities for foreign traders in this country are provided more than before. 70 of these 450 billion dollars are imported. building materials and all infrastructure development needs. we expect that serious and big steps will be taken in cooperation with large iranian companies to meet the need for new technologies and increase technological skills in iraq , which can lead to an increase in the volume of trade between the two countries. trade exchanges between iran and iraq last year, especially in the fields of technology. and the knowledge base has grown significantly and the iraqi government is trying to double the amount of these cooperations the increase in border crossings is an example. it is necessary to work on eac

what schools the underway is the united nations for palestinian refugees turn. it's educational facilities then an un headquarters into shelter supports for displaced. families are without food or basic supplies for the past 6. they just something that the world did not care about, but those on their military siege, nothing is going inside the account that our, our out of it, the only those who are that who are forced into displacement. all of this happening was there is an intense bonding campaign across the refugee camp itself. civil defense, a crew of the members on the ground reported they've been able to collect at least 96 bodies of from the streets of value of refuge account. and that's only the areas where they are able to get to other people are still inside the bomb. tom's on, under the rumbles inside evacuation centers that are, they are not able to get to their it. there are challenges there is there are difficulties that the civil defense, the crew members undergrad. they are facing, including paramedics, who are, who are unable to get to areas wher

nation special rough votes or on education is on how universities here are trying to qual, defense. and in a way, 12 or end the discussion of what is happening in gaza right now today. so thank you very much for that. today's apply over the very nice is live in new york student protests and solid out even palestinians have also spread to europe. and power as police removed at least 50 people occupying parts of the sales boy university. from when a tasha butler sent this report, the french police into powers whose prestigious seals pro university campus to remove thousands of students who staged in over night sits in school for an into israel's foreign garza offices to the students outside. if for allowing them to leave the area in small groups, most remain defiance. i don't know if you guys will set up a system on well, our demands are clearly, we want an inquiry into the academic, an economic legs between our university and those in israel. because israel is violating human rights and that's when the director said it would never happen. we also have 6 students on hunger strikes. i

migration organization and the united nations high commissioner for refugees and the technical and vocational education organization for all refugees who hold a valid immigration card. interested parties can participate in these courses with a valid degree until may 31 to the registration unit. go to the technical and vocational training center in kerman. the first specialized exhibition of qur'anic arts with the title "narrative of rain" is held in niavaran cultural center. 20 works of iranian and afghan artists have been displayed in this exhibition. barans narrative created an excuse for 170 iranian artists. and afghans should come together. i work in the style of master amirkhani. this work is the work of tawakkul allah . trusting in the life of all of us means that we are trying. we leave the result to god. the work done on this painting is actually a pen. it is ink on aharme paper, which is a paper with natural materials, and these are straw paper, but okay. they do something to make it smooth and work on it . the line is fine, there is no suspension, it is calculated, it is composed, i

nations special on the right to education.hen came it started as an effort by students alone but evolved into a new found space of collective care, grief, and hope for all people from all walks of life in the dmv. this show of solidarity, community devotion to justice is a testament to the collective power we wield the resilience of the communities that are far too often overlooked and abandoned by the people who are supposed to represent them. president ellen grinberg slandered call for police intervention against her students in the d.c. community from her ivory tower not visiting our encamp at once. if she had come to cs at the encampment, she would have witnessed the value it provided the community. a microcosm of the radically different world we strive for. a world founded on solidarity, love, accountability and collective care. our community has demonstrated this kind of world is possible and that is terrifying to those who thrive off our isolation, separation, and oppression. by comparison george washington university,

nations special on the right to education. then came it started as an effort by students alone but evolved into a new found space of collective care, grief, and hope for all people from all walks of life in the dmv. this show of solidarity, community devotion to justice is a testament to the collective power we wield the resilience of the communities that are far too often overlooked and abandoned by the people who are supposed to represent them. president ellen grinberg slandered call for police intervention against her students in the d.c. community from her ivory tower not visiting our encamp at once. if she had come to cs at the encampment, she would have witnessed the value it provided the community. a microcosm of the radically different world we strive for. a world founded on solidarity, love, accountability and collective care. our community has demonstrated this kind of world is possible and that is terrifying to those who thrive off our isolation, separation, and oppression. by comparison george washington university

the united nations also expressed concern about the us police attacks on student protests. the un rapporteur on education said: these attacks show a worrying decrease in freedom . with the continued protests of hami students. palestine in american universities, the police responded by attacking the university of arizona and throwing tear gas at the students. we see a report about this. april 17, 2024, april 29, 1403 america, columbia university is the 23rd university in the world. the same date in london is the bbc farsi news studio and a few streets over there. there is no coverage of this news in these media. it has been censored . and this line continues until the next 10 days. in these media, there is no news from the headlines of many world media. anti-zionist student movement. they put it as urgent news for the students , of course, two or three days ago, the bbc broke its hands and feet in its virtual channel, and it will be the carrier of this news. the game of censorship does not work anymore. one percent the police do their work gently, but with each passing day,

the united nations also expressed concern about the us police attacks on student protests. the un rapporteur on education said: these attacks show a decrease in freedom and worry. with the continued protests of pro-palestinian students in american universities, the police responded by attacking the university of arizona and throwing tear gas . we see a report about this. seventeenth april 2024, 29 april 1403, america, columbia university, the 23rd university in the world. the same date, london, bbc farsi news studio and a few streets away. there is no coverage of this news in these media, it is censored. and this line continues until the next 10 days. in these media, there is no news from the headlines of many world media. they find out about the cake with a razor and cut it down . these are 1 percent audits. the police also do their work gently. but every day that passes , the quality of protests increases. now the game must be changed, neither censorship nor minimization has worked the people who are doing these destructive things in the name of students are labeled as a

these units were built with the grant of education and renovation plans in worn-out context. mr. mokhbar also informed about the implementation of the construction of 20,000 residential units. nist national housing visited in tehran. these units in the form of 26 new settlements for the revival of worn-out structures , the use of inefficient land in tehran and housing cooperatives for employees of various institutions will be built. the serious laws of the country were 4 million housing units at the beginning of the establishment of the government. that this was the promise of our martyred president. a lot of good things have happened, after all, 30% of people's expenses are related to housing, and this shutdown that happened in the past few years to build housing has affected all people's lives. the spokesperson of the government on the sidelines of the meeting of the government board from the picture. increasing skill training and the possibility of employment in the field of higher education informed. it creates a good platform, god willing , it foresees incentives for skill t

vice , the crimes of the zionist regime and the complicity of the united states proved the correctness of the positions of the iranian nation in rejecting the occupying regime and pessimism towards the united states. what one observes in practice shows america's complicity and complicity in this great crime in this unforgivable sin with the zionist regime , the intensification of american police brutality at the same time as anti-zionist student protests become nationwide. palestine only in columbia university and city college of new york in the last 24 hours, the one-week advertising opportunity for the second round of the islamic council elections , broadcast of the candidates' program in the national media will start from today, thursday. and be ready for crisis management following the warning of flooding rains in the western and southwestern provinces of the country, the rains will peak in a few hours, the risk of flooding will be more in khuzestan province, north of fars province, bushar and kekil rahmat pishuru. in addition, it is predicted that hail will occur in the western ar

they're going to be meeting, for example, the united nations and rep points or on education about what day that the university they know what is happening in gaza right now, not to worry about that. they say that everything here is considered to be similar to them. and they say that this is being used to be sent to a position through university policy. and that's why students are saying that they remain on the suite or demanding di recommended, which is an end to the use of the funds to the university to be invested in companies that they say they want. they want an end to the whole run that exists and why you and some of your diversity. so people are on the street expressing themselves because of this city. and theresa, i believe there are actually to show, but then is also fund for and while you campus this evening, the reason why many of these people are here right now is the good faith. believe that during can meant that is right. right, yeah, and right now was the move, you know, the ash about dinner for jewish pain and why you know, what the students are going to be doing. the st

the national university to educate the public's leaders and unite people from different parts of thecountry. george washington took up this idea in the inaugural message to congress. what do the more pressing on its legislator than to patronize the plan for communicating it to those who want to be the guardians of the liberty of the country. some took up the idea of a public university at the state level. at the university of texas at austin which is chartered much earlier but americans after the civil war are talking about civics is a new discipline and the reason they are talking about civics combining this word for citizen and the greek suffix there's a reason why it is happening in that postwar period into the university of texas motto with apologies if he's here we study at the guardian of the city. it's a rules translation from the first message in 1838 where he said the cultivated mind is the guardian genius of democracy and he went on to ask in a way that echoed how should we protect our rights if we do not comprehend them and the habit of enlightened reflection. william batt

the united nations also expressed concern about the us police attacks on student protests. the un rapporteur on education said: these attacks show the reduction of freedom and are worrying. selling palestine fans in european countries with the escalation of occupation crimes. in the gaza strip, more than 20 european cities today are the scene of demonstrations, which are also related to the palestinians. in amsterdam, thousands of dutch people demanded an end to the invasion of the rafah area in the south of the gaza strip. supporters of palestine in london, geneva, berlin, hamburg, milan, paris, rome and brussels also came to the streets and chanted slogans against the zionist aggression. in jordan, as well as the capital of south korea , they condemned the demonstrations and the support of the western countries to the occupation regime of al-quds. anti-zionist gatherings of students in turkey . students in universities in different cities of turkey stopped. youth and students. in the past months , the diplomatic headquarters of the zionist regime in ankara and istanbul ha

the united nations also expressed concern about the us police attacks on student protests. un reporter allied in education affairs said: these attacks show. the uproar of palestinian supporters in european countries, with the escalation of the occupation's crimes in the gaza strip, more than 20 european cities are the scene of solidarity demonstrations with the palestinians. in amsterdam, thousands of dutch people demanded an end to the invasion of the rafah area in the south of the gaza strip. supporters of palestine in london, geneva. berlin, hamburg, milan, paris, rome and brussels also came to the streets and chanted slogans against the zionist aggression. in malmö, sweden, thousands of people carrying palestinian flags chanted, "we are all palestinians. " maghreb and jordan, as well as the capital of south korea, demonstrations and they condemned the support of western countries to the occupation regime of jerusalem. anti-zionist gatherings of students in turkey. students in universities in various cities in turkey are calling for the palestinian people to stop being p

and all people should unite, instead of being controlled and fooled by the monster of fake press, wed to educate and illuminate all those cannot see what is really happening. child sex trafficking, biochemical warfare labs, fascism and nazism, and these are the things that we still try to make them our brothers, and these are all poisons that can affect the entire world, not just us. many people say we are facing an existential threat by all these conditions, but actually the whole world is at risk of becoming dangerously close to entering.

the most important work topics are education. ayatollah khamenei also called the spread of demonstrations in support of the palestinian nation in the united states and other countries as a sign of the continued priority of the gaza issue in the world's public opinion and emphasized the crimes of the zionist regime and the complicity of the united states with it, the legitimacy of the iranian nation's system in rejecting the occupying regime and it proved pessimism towards america. and let everyone know that there is no solution to the palestinian issue except the return of this the land does not exist for its muslim, jewish and christian owners, and the relations with their regime congratulated the dear community of teachers on teacher's day as the nurturers of virtue and the future builders of the country and said: everyone's attention and respect to teachers creates more attraction for this honorable job, promotion the level of society becomes teachers and as a result the country is promoted, and it is necessary for media and t

planning, center for educational vice-chancellor and our two vice-chancellors of education to unite together . we can solve many of our problems by ourselves. and god willing, we promise the noble nation of iran that we will solve the possible part of their worries. the 7th program has created a capacity. i will also mention two more points. for several years, the time spent in the 7th program has been a great work for fostering. we will move forward, especially we have a bill to strengthen public schools , we will take it to the parliament, god willing, the government will pass this bill , it will open the way for some restrictions, now the law is that our schools cannot be abused in non-educational shifts, it is a legal issue. there is a lot to discuss and god willing, thank you for your service , mr. doctor, thank you for looking , have a good night, thank you. this lady, being a student teacher, is a mother in my opinion their class started today, a student who taught a lot of lessons while learning to be a student teacher and was very caring, but we still didn't know him, we di

educational vice-chancellor and our two vice-chancellors of education should unite, we can solve many of our problems by ourselves, and god willing , we promise to the noble nation of iran that we will solve most of their problems. it was created by gamena publications. we always tried to serve you with the latest methods. and today we are going to offer you 60% of your educational resources for free. just by sending the number 5 to the sms system 308 55, you will receive 60% of your educational resources completely free. this now get 60% of gilna publications as a gift. by sending number 5. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the president of colombia announced his country's relations with the zionist regime because of genocide in gaza stops. gustav and petro said at a ceremony on the occasion of international workers' day in bogota, the capital of this country: due to netanyahu's involvement in the genocide of the people of gaza , today he will officially announce the termination of diplomatic relations with israel. earlier, and at the same time as the zionist attack on gaza an

ismail gosprinsky in 1881 spoke out for the united nation, which he called like russian muslims, andite all turkic-speaking peoples professing islam on the territory of the russian empire. and based on these views, a whole galaxy of public opinion leaders grew up. these shots were taken during the festive prayer in honor of eid al-adha. early in the morning , about one and a half thousand believers gathered for worship within the walls of the crimean cathedral mosque. no words the most important thing is that we made it to the holiday and opened ours. believers have been pushing for the construction of this mosque since the beginning of the 2000s; in 2004, the city council of simphepol even allocated land for it, but soon the decision was canceled, while endless trials were going on, as a sign of protest , people brought shell rock to the site of construction that had not yet begun, this pile of stones was dismantled already russian builders. in krymdak, the construction of a cathedral mosque is a very significant event for muslims; we have been waiting for it for a very long time. t

university to educate the republic's future leaders which unites people from different parts of thecountry. george washington took up this idea in his inaugural message to congress. in a republic, what species of knowledge can be equally important, what duty, more pressing, on his legislature, than to patronize a plan of communicating to those who are future guardians of the liberty of the country? among others of the founding generation, some suggest the idea of public university at the state level? many of their mottos of public state universities reflect a course civic mission built into the foundation of the university, this is true from texas and boston which is charted much earlier and opened in 1880 at the same time americans are talking about civics as a new discipline of study and the reason they are talking about civics, combining the latin word for citizen and greek suffix, creating a new idea, they are deeply concerned about houses sustain freedom after the civil war. there's a reason this is happening in the postwar period. at the university of texas at austin, our mott

advocacy department of the almenda civic education center.am... this week it became known that the russian occupiers sent additional fsb units to the temporarily occupied crimea. or can we talk about that, and could this indicate that repression against the citizens of ukraine, against the crimean tatars on the territory of the temporarily occupied peninsula, will increase. ah... and it is very difficult for me to understand the logic of the fsb, but i can make an assumption that in the future the repression will increase, the pressure will increase, and any manifestation of the position regarding the support of ukraine, or regarding the definition of a ukrainian citizen identity, will, well, intensify. it will be reinforced by repressions by the occupiers, so will we we also connect this with the fact that on may 18, we remember the date of the deportation of the crimean tatars, and here fsb officers are visiting crimean activists and warning them that under no circumstances should they go to rallies or organize any actions, this is their tr

denying the legitimacy of the position of the iranian nation.

iran's representative in the united nations demanded to investigate the crimes committed by the zionistime against the palestinian people. the electronic registration of 1,700,000 first classes will start today. the head of the education registration staff said that the registration of these students will be done with a health assessment sheet. students who can't measure. they should register electronically, no, the condition of registration is to perform the test upon arrival, and now our database is active, and families can also visit the site in the nearest center that conducts the assessment work , do the work of taking turns immediately after the assessment, they can immediately do the registration work, and the students can register electronically based on the instructions that are independently communicated to the province and at this stage we do not have credit registration for now. the head of hajj and pilgrimage medical center said that all my medical services are provided by a specialized general practitioner. dentistry, emergency medicine, radiology and sonography to the pil

why does the university of toronto think it is higher than the united nations?why do they think it is beyond international law? instead, the university proposed to form a special working group to discuss the students' demands regarding the disclosure and stop of investment in israeli companies. in a bold statement from the demonstrators supported we contacted the university and asked about what the students were saying to jai pres. however , we did not receive a response until the broadcast of this report, but on the university's website , it was said that they will not reveal any details about the one-day meeting on saturday with the protesting students. the organizers of the protest movement also say that it is not clear when the next round of talks will be held. this is a sports equipment store in a large iranian store , where you can easily choose your favorite sports equipment from among all the impressive variety , then at an unbelievable price, long-term sales. take it to your home with free shipping, as easy as sarai. sports equipment in sarai big irania

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nation on child. since the beginning of the war is widely forces have targeted universities and schools, those still standing have become shelters for displace families. and education has open ground to hold high school. students won't graduate this year and won't be able to attend university. i'll just there is tarka zoom spoke to one student about her struggles to get an education. in the middle of for paid census report from darrow butler are displaced from the home in base. how known in northern garza 18 year old, do i need no licks in an evacuation send. for many young people, isabel's will and gauze last turned classrooms into make shift homes and shelters every enter. the space is used. palestinian a students have count to the day used as the beginning of the war like prisoners. and so they cross of the days that turns into weeks then months do not give up. someone wrote in a corner of this craft space. do i still studies, despite the bombing, despite being dest place for her? the passion for l

why does the university of toronto think it is higher than the united nations? do you think it is beyond international law. instead, the university proposed to form a special working group to meet the students' demands regarding the disclosure and stop of investment in israeli companies. but the organizers of the protest movement say that such a promise does not work. it may be progress and it may waste our time. the university said that they have nothing to do as long as the protest camp is peaceful, but the believers are on their word and have set a new time for the university administration to fulfill their demands. this is what we want from the university of toronto is to hand over his obligations until the end of the year, that is , at the same time that the board of governors of the university enters the summer term. in a situation where the two sides seem to be still. graduate students also supported the demonstrators in a bold statement . we contacted the university and asked them to explain what the students say they have questions about. but we did not

why does the university of toronto think it is higher than the united nations?why do they think beyond international law? contract. instead, the university proposed to form a special working group to investigate the demands of the students regarding disclosure and stop investing in israeli companies . but the organizers of the protest movement say that such a promise does not work. it may be progress and it may waste our time. the university said that they have nothing to do as long as the protest camp is peaceful. but the protesters kept their word and set a new deadline for the university management to fulfill their demands . what we want from the university of toronto this is his commitment. that is, at the same time that the university's board of governors enters the summer term . while both sides seem to be insisting on their positions, it is not clear when the barriers will be removed from king's college circle. even graduate students supported the demonstrators in a bold statement. we contacted the university and asked for questions about what the student

why does the university of toronto think it is above the united nations? does he think that he is beyond international law? instead, the university proposed to form a special working group to investigate the demands of the students regarding disclosure and stop investing in israeli companies , but the organizers of the protest movement say that such a promise does not work. it may be progress and it may waste our time. the university said that as long as the protest camp is peaceful it has nothing to do with them. but the protesters stood by their words. and set a new deadline for the university management to fulfill their demands. what we want from the university of toronto is to fulfill its obligations at most . we contacted the university and asked them to explain what the students say they have questions about. we did not receive a response until the time of broadcasting this report, but the university's website said that they will not reveal any details about the one-day meeting on saturday with the protesting students . the organizers of the protest

nations special on the right to education. the encampment started as an effort by students alone evolved into the newfound space of collective care grief and hope for all people from all walks of life. this show of solidarity community and devotion to justice is a testament to the collective power we wield and the resilience of the communities that are far too often overlooked and abandoned by the people who are supposed to represent them. president allen greenberg called for police intervention against her students and the d.c. community from her ivory tower not visiting our encampment once. if she had come to see us at being cam and she would have witnessed the value of provided to the community. in microcosm of the radically different world we strive for a world founded on solidarity, love accountability than collective care. our community has demonstrated that this kind of world is possible and it's terrifying those who thrive off of our isolation separation and depression. by comparison george washington university is d.c

, a majority of which would place restrictions on sexual education in public schools.t's according to an analysis by the nonprofit organization sexuality information and education council of the united states. sarah flowers is vice president of education at planned parenthood federation of america, a nonprofit organization that provides reproductive and sexual health care and sexual education in the united states and globally. dr. flowers, thank you so much for being here. first of all, when we think about comprehensive sex education, what does that look like? dr. flowers: comprehensive sex education means teaching a wide variety of topics in grades k-12, including topics like consent, understanding what boundaries are, and how to decide what your personal boundaries are. self-esteem, anti-bullying. healthy relationships, how to stay safe online, and of course, the things that most people usually thk of when they think of sex education, which is like puberty, contraception, and sti prevention. there's also a wealth of research that shows that kids who get this sort of

advocacy department of the almenda civic education center.tings, congratulations. i congratulate you. this week it became known that the russian occupiers have additional units of the fsb. sent to the temporarily occupied

advocacy center of civic education almenda. valentina, salam aleikum, welcome. salam aleikum, i congratulate you. this week it became known that the russian occupiers sent additional fsb units to the temporary occupation. crimea, can we talk about that, and could this indicate that repression against the citizens of ukraine, against the crimean tatars on the territory of the temporarily occupied peninsula will increase? it is very difficult for me to understand the logic of the fsb, but i can make an assumption that the repression will increase in the future. the pressure will increase, and any manifestation of the position regarding the support of ukraine, or regarding the definition of the ukrainian civic identity will, well , be intensified, will be intensified by repressions on the part of the occupiers, so we also connect this with... the fact that on may 18, we remember the date of the deportation of the crimean tatars and the fsb officers visit the crimean activists and warn that under no circumstances should they go to

window of the ministry of education and if the address of the student's residence is not correct, the parents should regarding the registration of the postal code apply for your residence in the national real estate and accommodation system. the pre-registration for the first grade of the year 1403-1404 has started from may 19. quds battalions successful. in response to the crimes committed by the zionists, gaza also targeted esqlan with a rocket, which hit a building and injured three zionists . lebanon's hezbollah also announced that it has targeted the occupying army's headquarters at the marj border point with artillery shells. at the same time, zionist sources reported that five rockets were fired from lebanon towards the galilee region and warning sirens sounded in this region. the deputy secretary general of the palestinian islamic jihad movement said that the zionist regime has failed to achieve its goals in the gaza war. mohammad al-handi added. the defeat of the will to resist and the return of the zionist prisoners with military power was one of the objectives of the occupa

advocacy department of the almenda civic education center. mrs. valentina, salya maliikom, we congratulate you. salam aleikum, i congratulate you. this week it became known that the russian occupiers sent additional fsb units to the temporarily occupied crimea. can we... talk about that, and could this indicate that the repression against the citizens of ukraine, against the crimean tatars on the territory of the temporarily occupied peninsula, will increase. ah, it is very difficult for me to understand the logic of the fsb, but i can make an assumption that in the future the repression will increase, the pressure will increase, and any ... manifestation of a position regarding support for ukraine or regarding the definition of the ukrainian civic identity will be reinforced by repressions by the occupiers. so we also connect this with the fact that on may 18 we remember about... the deportation of the crimean tatars , and the fsb officers go after the crimean activists and warn that under no circumstances should they go to rallies or organi

advocacy department of the almenda center for civic education, is with us. mrs valentine, greetings, congratulations. salam aleikum, i congratulate you. this week it became known that the russian occupiers sent additional fsb units to the temporarily occupied crimea. can we talk about that, and could this indicate that... against the citizens of ukraine, against the crimean tatars on the territory of the temporarily occupied peninsula will increase? it is very difficult for me to understand the logic of the fsb, but i can make an assumption that in the future the repression will increase, the pressure will increase, and any manifestation of a position of support. or regarding the definition of the ukrainian civil identity, it will be, well, it will be emphasized... strengthened by repressions by the occupiers? yes, we also connect this with the fact that on may 18, we remember the date of the deportation of the crimean tatars, and now the fsb officers are visiting the crimean activists and warning them that under no circumstances should they go to rallies an

program in the nation. the schools changed. new history textbooks were published and which form a non c execution is what the heroes of ukraine before it is when you leave the unit, the starting awards on the video to bundle on the flow of where i, you know, it should be, you should 3 to marie from around the ocean, they say to him, the image thought the nano kindly look what i ask if not some, at least the degree, the one that does the fastest as a shop. or did you want me to cheat? is this what you need to call of nearby lane? is it if she'll so it will still come with a switch. so it's just 10 years later, process is initiated during break to use in cuz presidency led to a new code on the civil war. and on us the a full official in house did you on a cool, which is administration for us. this love issue recalls how after the 2014 co people, aside from government agencies, mostly law enforcement on the basis of nationality and language spoken. and then the final stage of ukraine's preparation for a major

potapova, head of the national advocacy department of the almenda civic education center. ms.tina, salam aleikum, we congratulate you. salam aleikum, i congratulate you. this week it became known that the russian occupiers sent additional fsb units to the temporarily occupied crimea. can we talk about that, and can this indicate that the repression against the citizens of ukraine, against the crimean tatars is not... it is very difficult for me to understand the logic of the fsb, but i can do fear that in the future repressions will increase, the pressure will increase, and any manifestation of a position regarding support for ukraine, or regarding the definition of a citizen's identity, will be ukrainian, well, it will become stronger and stronger. repressions on the part of the occupiers, so we also connect it with the fact that on may 18 we remember the date of the deportation of the crimean tatars, and here fsb officers go around crimean activists and warn that under no circumstances should they go to rallies, organize any actions, this this is traditional for them prevent