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chairman of the committee for the development of civil society olga timofeeva met with teaching staffed on its legislative work. the deputy discussed with the townspeople the topics raised by the russian president during his address to the federal assembly, the renovation of schools, and new opportunities for teachers. students. we can renovate schools, we can do a lot of cool things, but the most important thing is people. olga timofeeva visited three stavropol educational institutions. two of them have already undergone major renovations. the facades of the buildings were updated, modern equipment appeared in offices, canteens, gyms and assembly halls. in the third, renovations are planned for the next two years. a large-scale update is underway. today, almost 40 schools have experienced a completely new birth. this is one of the schools where major renovations will begin in the next month, and you know , probably, yes, it will be problematic to switch somewhere to online learning, somewhere with problems going to other schools, but we will see absolutely here new updated everything

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somehow investing in the development of civil society in russia, uh, and talking to some part of the that lives scattered around the worlds, uh, well, probably chose her as the main communicator from this part of er-er disunited russia, well er, well, and no more. you know, me personally i treat such a transfer of leadership through sexual means with such a certain skepticism, because when it happens like this from a husband to a wife and vice versa, well, that means that there are no other leaders who were popular, well, well, for example, that but mark fegin himself, who invented the election, well, to create some legitimate figure who would speak on behalf of another russia... with western leaders, well, in fact, now this idea is running out, maybe it will continue, but in fact in force circumstances of this tragic event made yulia navalna the only communicator , who will say that she will be an effective communicator, then time will tell, so far we cannot say anything about it, if it is the same stereotype and, well, line of behavior, as svetlana's. tikhanovskaya, well, this is p

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chairman of the committee for the development of civil society olga timofeeva met with teaching staffl and reported on her legislative work. the deputy discussed with the townspeople the topics raised by the president of russia during his address to the federal assembly: updating schools, new opportunities for student teachers. we can repair schools, we can do a lot of cool things, but the most important thing is this. olga timofeeva visited three stavropol educational institutions, two of them have already undergone major renovations, the facades of the buildings have been updated, and modern equipment has appeared in classrooms, canteens, gyms and assembly halls. in the third, renovations are planned for the next two years. the large-scale renovation that is taking place in the region, today almost 40 schools have already experienced a completely new birth, this is one of schools, where major renovations will begin in the next month, and you know, probably, yes, it will be problematic to switch somewhere to... and in the tomsk region, state duma deputy nikolai novichkov discussed wi

investing somehow. the development of civil society in russia, er, and to talk to some part of the russian community that lives in the worlds, scattered, well, they probably chose her as the main communicator from this part of her united russia, well, well, and no more, well, you know, i personally treat such a transfer of leadership through sexual means with such a certain skepticism, because... when it comes down to it like this from a husband to a wife and vice versa, then well there, it means that there are no other leaders who were popular, well, this, well , for example, the same mark fegin, who invented the election, well, to create some legitimate figure who would talk to western leaders on behalf of another russia , well, in fact, now this idea is running out, maybe it will continue. but in fact, due to the circumstances, this tragic event made yulia navalna the only communicator, who will say that she will be an effective communicator, time will tell, so far we cannot say anything about it, if it is the same stereotype and, well, the line of behavior, like svitlana tykhanovskaya,

we will learn more from the deputy chairman of the state duma committee on the development of civil society it already clear who and how can end up in the database of unknown patients in what cases? yes, of course, as a rule, these are people suffering from various diseases, various forms of dementia, which, when admitted to the hospital, are not always can correctly name their data, this applies to them, but what information will this database contain, and most importantly, who will have access to it, we still managed to figure it out, we insist that... access to certain anyone could enter the fields of this database, that is, of course there should be no personal data there, but where is the person, in which hospital, what are his signs, approximate? that he had a photo with him is just a debatable question, that’s it, but everything else in order to identify his relative is there of course, it should be contained , it’s just that an error may creep in in the description of the portrait data or the surname there, maybe that the employee even has an institution, let’s say, of course, so th

this was a key part of american policy to support the development of civil society, even if we couldn't influence some of the political developments at the top, we could support those people who saw democracy, who sought a european future, who wanted to build a country that was very western light, a country that they thought -- a country they wanted to live in and they wanted their kids to live in. the third part of this is the european future. throughout most of my time in kyiv, we had a negotiation with european union over an association agreement. that association agreement gradually grew and grew in importance because the people of ukraine saw that as not only opening up the future and access to europe, being part of europe and not just part of the soviet empire, but it also, i think many people felt provided a guarantee that the european union supported by the united states would be able to insist on rule of law and fight corruption and all of the things they saw the regime practicing at the time. we all know the story in november of that year, putin pressured and bribed him to giv

a bill on the development of civil society and human rights has been submitted to the state duma for as far as i understand, there are examples when people who own cars. they can always work with teenagers, especially with such teenagers, children learn. then they go through training, they go through control, selection, yes, this is sort of intended, yes, because they need to be looked at, someone like that, you never know, maybe you traded authority, authority, he won’t get enough of these courses, which of course not, well of course not, but the question, the question is what? he will say this rumor, he will also film it on his phone, is it necessary to somehow, firstly, register these additional mechanisms, there are punishments, well it’s clear that there will be separate preparations, and he will take on certain obligations, because what is being proposed now, i say again... i say again, this is still a document that has not even gone through all the stages of discussion, yes. group, using the example of nuclear clubs, and like pioneer camps, there used to be camps where mentors

duma committee for the development of civil society.n the russia channel. the country is undergoing general cleaning under the national ecology project. they clear rivers, eliminate landfills and other environmentally hazardous objects. a comprehensive waste sorting and recycling system is being created. well let's see how it works. oil worker and environmental volunteer rais vafin began to completely sort household waste. 10 years ago he separately folds paper, different types of plastic, aluminum and iron cans. the number of factions is increasing gradually, depending on how separate collections are developing in the city. cleaned, washed and sorted garbage still has to be transported to a collection point by car; of course, few people have the patience for this. therefore, to waste were processed as completely as possible and did not end up in landfills; waste sorting complexes are being built under the ecology national project. this one recently started working in nefteyugansk. about half is waste. is now separated and sent for recy

, in the development of society, when neo-nazism raised its head, that we already observed, already ines, especially in the nineties, so this is the political component, it was exacerbated, many values ​​were questioned, it is enough to remind political events in the baltic countries, after their withdrawal from the soviet ... constitution, that is, in this sense, the discussions concerned a slightly different ideological aspect, here you go, i will show you the previous constitution as amended in 1996 and 2004 , here it is, it was also in force the article, and here too, were fixed, i will even quote for people who doubt, marriage, family, motherhood, fatherhood, childhood are under the protection of the state, women. a man upon reaching marriageable age has the right to voluntarily marry and start a family. family and marriage are the historical value of our orthodox or catholic people. we must not forget that historically, from the moment belarus, soviet belarus, gained its independence, we had at least four main ones. people, these are belarusians , undoubtedly russians, poles and

noted that, gentlemen, not even one generation in the development of historical civilization, in thee already observed... values ​​are destroyed at the constitutional legislative level, the possibility of creating political parties is rejected, the possibility of holding demonstrations of peaceful rallies on this issue is rejected and even prohibited, up to political persecution of people, older people or people who defend these values ​​on the territory of these states, so of course in ours... and many countries were created for the first time educated, therefore in our two countries, primarily in the russian federation in 2020 , these values ​​were proclaimed at the constitutional level. another, it seems to me, such a big destructive political campaign, i mean a global political campaign, because in my opinion, in ideological issues, this is the topic that we will now discuss, is primarily big politics, aimed. to the destruction of traditional values, to the destruction of the family , our constitution stipulates that a family is a marriage, this is a marriage between a man and a

there's so much capacity around the world and countries that level of developed civil society like ukraine we are just on investing in. all these organizations need, and he who work for ngos need a flexible multi- year that trust leadership.like i said earlier we need to get them to the table. they are safe and secure and can come to the table and participate leadership pipeline once the form where it may be we can make some progress there. >> when you are thinking about -- will have the nato summit this june. where would you like to see the voices of women refugee come in? what kind of priorities would they like to put on the table if they were involved? >> echoes across all the nato priorities for rebuilding, recovery all of those things. i will say broader mostly displaced women not all women who are displaced are refugees. there are many, many millions of being displaced for other reasons can talk about the impact of climate change the insecurity that leads to, what they are doing in their own communities to try to make lives better for their families. investments like healthcare.how d

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special places is the foothills. in turkmenistan, it has developed here the oldest farming society known. agricultural civilizations began as a chain of oases. such a belt from the nile delta through. palestine, the northern part of syria, iraq, iran, this is the so-called fertile crescent. further north lived primitive people who were hunters and gatherers. anau seems to be located a long way from this crescent, but people have always settled near water everywhere, most often in river valleys. what an ancient civilization in the karakum desert. everything is very simple: from the kapedag mountains, they are behind me, in those distant times, thousands of years ago , huge streams descended and... the land along the slopes became fertile, and here, in this place, dozens, if not hundreds of ancient settlements were formed. all our historical civilizations, which are the bronze age and beyond, they were all formed on the banks of rivers, cities, which, for example, the egyptian civilization in nili, the mesopotamian tiger-ephrates, the indian indo, and the chinese there huanghe, yanse, and

society, how it affects the development of the ukrainian state, to talk about some kind of dictatorshipa time when the consolidation of all sections of the population is needed, not the concentration of one fist, dictatorial or authoritarian, but the concentration of all political forces, the concentration of all public organizations, the concentration of all citizens of ukraine , that's what the representative should talk about servants of the people, not that the dictatorship. we need it, we have had a monomajority in the verkhovna rada for 5 years, this monomajority approves the government and forms the government, influences the government, next to it is the office of the president of ukraine, where there are five or six officials there or colleagues of zelenskyi who allow, who help him to manage this country, i.e. what other concentration of power does the people's deputy of ukraine demand and want. from the servant of the people, serhiy demchenko, frankly speaking, i do not understand this, because the power, those opportunities, those resources that volodymyr's team possesses zel

this was a key part of american policy to sudevelopment of civil society, even if we some of the political developments at the top, we could support those who saw democracy, who sought build a country that was very western light, a country that they thought -- a country they wanted to live in and they wanted their kids to live in. the third part of this is the european future. througho most of my time in kyiv we had a negotiation with european union an association agreement. that association agreement gradually grew and importance because the people of ukraine saw that as not only opening up the future and access to europe, being part of europe and not just part of the soviet empire, but it also, i think many people felt provided a guarantee that the european the united states would be able to insist on rule of laws they saw the regime practicing at the time. we all know the story in november of that year, putin pressured and bribed him to give up the european union association agreement, and civil society, people went to the think everybody knows the history of that. that point, i was tol

no, the development of so-called non-governmental organizations, the so-called, in quotes, civil societys not just that everything was invested, so today there is a colossal amount of work ahead, in politics here it is impossible to take such drastic steps, because politics is the art of the possible, it is always a compromise, it is always a consensus, we really need to be careful. now you say, yes, that is, modern students, modern youth, require a different approach. do you have some kind of, let’s say, your own vision of what you can now offer to students, current students, well, i understand, there are student teams, yes, that is , following the example there, say, of our parents, who went to raise virgin soil and build for you there and so on, yes, student teams were a very popular trend, so to speak, now they are also being revived, but what else can we offer students besides these? then here, please, with a personal example today, those images of young people who today realize themselves, uh, in social activities, in political activities, in economic activities, they are contagiou

the political situation, a general lack of understanding of how civil society exists in ukraine, how it affects the development of the ukrainian state , talk about some kind of dictatorship at a time when... we need the consolidation of all sections of the population, not the concentration of one fist, dictatorial or authoritarian, but the concentration of all political forces, the concentration of all social forces. their organizations, the concentration of all citizens of ukraine, that is what the representative of the servant of the people should talk about, not about the fact that we need a dictatorship. we have had a monomajority in the verkhovna rada for 5 years. this monomajority approves the government and forms the government, influences the government. next to it is the office of the president of ukraine, where there are five or six officials or colleagues zelensky, which allow. which help him manage this country, that is, what other concentration of power does the people's deputy of ukraine demand and want from the servant of the people, serhiy demchenko. frankly speaking,

the political situation, a general misunderstanding of how civil society exists in ukraine, how it affects the development of the ukrainian state, talk about some kind of dictatorship at the time when the consolidation of all sections of the population is needed, not the concentration of one fist, dictatorial or authoritarian, but the concentration of all political forces, the concentration of all. public organizations, the concentration of all citizens of ukraine, that is what the representative of the servant of the people should talk about, and not about the fact that we need a dictatorship. we have had a monomajority in the verkhovna rada for 5 years. this monomajority approves the government and forms the government, influences the government. next to this is the office of the president of ukraine, where there are five or six officials there, or colleagues of zelensky, who allow... who help him manage this country, i.e. what other concentration of power does the people's deputy of ukraine demand and want from the servant of the people, serhiy demchenko, frankly speaking, i do not unde

to the state of a normal , civilized region, society, well, and part of our great country, you saidere heard enough before. what will happen now in the plan special operation and more broadly the entire conflict around ukraine. well, if we remember the logic of the structure of the president’s message to the federal assembly, i ended my speech by saying that everything that i had previously outlined as strategic goals for russia’s development tasks will become possible only when we win. this is direction number one, and no less accurate is that besides this direction number one , our country has not a single dozen, not enough fingers and toes, not a single dozen strategic directions for the development of the country in in a variety of areas, each of these areas is for the long term, there are areas that are designed for a period of two decades, that is, already... a presidential candidate, no, this program remains now, literally from today from tomorrow, it comes in motion it will be realized at the pace that we have outlined for ourselves... from my point of view, the most importa

spiritual values ​​on human society, we are really entering a very risky period in the development ofmply destroy itself. all lectures are broadcast online, millions of views, this is no exaggeration, the largest youth event on the planet, everyone wants to be with us at this... moment, well, in any case, all progressive humanity, i think that history will put everything in its place, now, i think everyone should enjoy this moment, this amazing atmosphere of unity, and this atmosphere in sirius will reign until march 7th. olga armyakova, nadezhda klimovich, pavel melnik, magomed otsaev, vladimir pavlov and nikita korneev, news. and now the news from the presidential election campaign. in the kostorom region , video surveillance cameras have been installed in more than two hundred areas. the system has appeared at the largest voting points, each of which is expected to have over 1,500 voters. report by olga smirnova. engineer andrey vinogradov checks the camera's operation on one from large voting centers in kostroma, from march 15 to 17, is expected here. the premises , except for the

the people’s power, determining the strategic directions for the development of society and the statee inviolability of the constitutional system, continuity of generations and civil harmony, with this status we have actually filled our article three of the constitution with a new content, that the only source of state power is the people, in principle this position, this concept is constitutional, it is characteristic of all states, without exception, that declare themselves to be democratic, but i absolutely agree with gregory that we do not need to follow. western patterns, they appeared immediately after the second world war in accordance with the concept of the austrian economist and political scientist schumpeter, who needed, on the one hand, to politicize the masses of the people to show that they are the only source of power in the country, on the other hand, to preserve the power of the oligarchic bourgeoisie, so there appeared the so-called concept of minimal or elite democracy, when the people participated in the exercise of their power only during electoral campaigns, duri

towards foreigners, it begins in essence. to develop an internal russian conflict with elements of a civil war, i have such a suspicion that when this part of the wage-earners leaves the territory of russia, the economic crisis will simply collapse, that is, putin has no way to end this crisis, his economically active population has either been eliminated or has fled abroad countries. we now now, well, in any case , we wish them the fastest collapse, and now about our realities, perhaps today it became more clear and known, regarding the resignation of the unexpected, well , the unexpected dismissal from the post of the secretary of security and defense oleksiy myacheslavovich danilov and the appointment of another gentleman in his place, who learned about his appointment on the day he was appointed, that is, it was some kind of sudden action, explain if nothing so strange happened here, just... one was removed, another was installed, and that's it. well, the fact is that lytvynenko is from the nsdc. however, he recently worked as the director of the institute of strategic research,

why should there be representatives of civil society in the supreme national assembly and what is civill network that holds and unites society, transmitting in this society that philosophy, meaning, ideally, of course, after all reach every citizen this. 100% , here is bozhan, just at this meeting with the head of state you reported and this thesis sounded from you that direct contact, direct dialogue is very important for young people, well, the president himself later said that this is his, yes, this is generally his style, some heads of state, his colleagues prefer to delegate some things to someone else, voice some inconvenient moments, so he is at such a confidential level. communicates with people, this is especially important for young people, well at least it sounded like it from you, but it seems to me that i won’t say anything new, but i absolutely definitely felt it for myself, i am now, i was chosen by our people as a deputy of the minsk city council, and i felt it very seriously for myself, they all say it too it is very important to communicate with them, listen to their p

we hope our guidance which was developed in consultation with hrd's, civil society organizations and platforms, many of you in this room, we hope our guidance will provide companies with the blueprint of actions they can take to better protect hrd's. we ask that you adopt and adapt the recommendations in this guidance to improve your own policies and processes. thank you to our esteemed panelists for being here today and for sharing your perspectives on opportunities for continued collaboration. collective problems demand collective solutions. and i am heartened to see so many stakeholders engaging with us today. we are all partners in this effort. thank you so much. [applause] >> thank you, everyone. i'm n veryo pleased to introducew a that i will moderate with each of them, and then we will have about 15 minutes at the end to have a question and answer session. you can raise your hand in the room if you would like to ask a question, and we have a microphone that will be coming around to you. if you're online watching, you can submit a question and i will be able to see the question

civil society, certainly here in the u.s., but also around the world where there is demand, there is outrage at the united states position at the united nations, which has been a consistent pattern that has gone on for months now of vetoing in the security council any calls for ceasefire and voting against it in the general assembly where it has no veto, and using pressure -- economic, political pressure -- on other countries to encourage or in some cases really pressure them to vote against these resolutions. there is outrage growing. the u.s. government and the biden administration in particular is very isolated as a result. here in the u.s., we are seeing a huge escalation in the opposition to the biden administration insistence on continuing to support israel, sending military aid despite the change in language, the recognition of famine that we just heard again from secretary of state blinken. the recognition of the humanitarian crisis that is killing people, the level of hundreds every day. when we are hearing from the mediterranean experts at the level of famine is at 55% of t

this is not part of a civilized society of law and order. it is -- it is about time that someone sort of called the question and said this is beyond the pale. what he is doing is beyond the pale. that at least now this is the third judge who understood that it's not about the usual concerns, you know. about a fair trial. which is terribly important. and you know, intimidating potential jurors. this is about intimidating witnesses and court staff and basically undermining an orderly and regular trial. it's a good thing that federal judges have spoken out and it speaks to how extraordinary this is. how extraordinary a moment this. >> pivot to the gag order. as we just noted donald trump is saying that it should not be expanded to cover either the lead prosecutor or the judge or their family members. and saying this is actually part of campaign speech. i was wondering what your thoughts were about whether it would be appropriate. you have sat in the same position as these judges. they clearly have been reticent to go that extra step. but do you

, but by many civil society. actors in the election date has finally been announced. and this is what people were waiting for the day or the date when the people have sent a goal will be able to choose who will replace president mackie. so there was fear, amongst many people that saul was, in fact, trying to cling on to power despite his efforts to appease to reassure seeing that he will leave power on april 2nd, his 1st suggested date for an election was the december 15th, then came june, 2nd all those dates were rejected by the constitutional counsel, who is there not to protect the president, but the constitution of the country. and so for those i have spoken to this is really a tribute to the institutions of democracy that were really tested in this final month. of present lucky solves mandate, where there's been so much protests to see. finally, this selection they take place. so march 24th with which will take place and that means that will be a shortening campaign. but these elections will finally take place earlier. my colleague and associates a spoke to on to

this is not part of a civilized society of law and order, and it is about time that someone sort of called the question and said that this is beyond the pale. what he is doing is beyond the pale, at least now, this is the third judge who understood, and it is not about the usual concerns, you know, about a fair trial, which is terribly important, intimidating potential jurors. this is about intimidating witnesses and court start and undermining an orderly and regular trial. it is a good thing that federal judges have spoken out, and it speaks to how extraordinary this is, how extraordinary a moment this is. >> judge, i would like to pin it to the gag order. as we just noted, donald trump is saying it should not be expanded to cover either the lead prosecutor or the judge or their family members. and saying that this is actually part of campaign speech point i was wondering what your thoughts were about whether it would be appropriate. you have sat in the same position as these judges. they clearly have been reticent to go that extra step, but you think it is time for them to do that, so th

, but by many civil society actors in the election date has finally been announced. and this is what people were waiting for the day or the date when the people have sent a goal will be able to choose who will replace president mackie. so there was fear, amongst many people that saul was, in fact, trying to cling on to power despite his efforts to appease to reassure seeing that he will leave power on april 2nd, his 1st suggested date for an election was the december 15th, then came june, 2nd all those dates were rejected by the constitutional counsel, who is there not to protect the president, but the constitution of the country. and so for those i have spoken to this is really a tribute to the institutions of democracy that were really tested in this final month. of present lucky solves mandate, where there's been so much protests to see. finally, this selection they take place. so march 24th with which will take place and that means that will be a shortening campaign. but these elections will finally take place earlier. my colleague, natalia tay, spoke to on top o

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