[000:00:00;00] hmm, it is very important for me, as for the prosecutor general, who was given the specific receipt of the head of state . better anyway, uh, by officials. i note a certain understanding of what needs to be done in order to ensure both technological discipline and the solution and the tasks that they face in certain stages, but on the other hand, there are still many problems to be worked on, so i suppose that certain assessments can be given, probably, based on the results of this. gomelche, in addition to agriculture, is also a large industrial region. eh, this moment was also given

special attention. i am also interested in the region and in belarus as a whole in industry, how things are going. if there are some egregious facts of corruption or mismanagement, facts of corruption and mismanagement, there are in all regions, i i wouldn't say anything else, she's here somehow, but excels in agriculture . yes. objectively, the situation is worse than in a number of individual regions, but we do not see this in industry from the point of view of the results of the work of the law enforcement unit. e, as in other regions , facts of corruption at industrial enterprises are revealed. and i must say that the situation in the industry requires constant attention. unfortunately, from year to year we state this fact and inform the government of the relevant ministry, but questions remain. what special emphasis can be placed in this area, special emphasis should be placed on

preventing corruption in connection with the conclusion of transactions , the implementation of tenders. and, probably , it is also necessary to separately note the issues of procurement, components for everything related to the provision of the technological process. andrey ivanovich thank you for the interview and for the initiatives that the prosecutor general's office is implementing . thank you for the interview. hello june 27, the un accused the ukrainian security forces of torturing detainees scandal, of course, immediately tried to address the topic of human rights,

and exemplary preachers. as a basis for our study, we will take a recent report of the ministry of foreign affairs of belarus

, in which experts examined the most resonant cases of human rights violations in the past year. you will be surprised how vicious individual countries are. we do not give an assessment, but only fix the facts . where without the flagship of the free world for a year and a half, the house of the brave has collected a rich collection of violations under 11 articles of international obligations of one of the obvious lawlessness on the part of the police. for 5 years in a row, every year more and more citizens die from the control panel of law enforcement officers. just imagine in 2022 there were only 15 days when american law enforcement officers did not shoot anyone, but in general for the whole year a record

number of victims of 1096 people, since it is not carried out at the national level in the united states, the official statistics of the victims of the police initiative to record fatal incidents. taken over by the washington post since 2015 maintained fatal force database dice the number of homicides in the database since 2015 exceeds 8,200 people analysis of the database shows that in 2022, the proportion of african americans shot dead by police officers half of the total is 2.5 times higher than their share in the country's population of 14% over 8,000 people figure, of course, a very serious reputation in the field of human rights. let's just say so to ourselves, which even human rights activists are talking about more and more often, but the white house, as always, wanted to sneeze at all this amazing coincidence, but completely tolerant america and the police kill and shoot down and mock more of the black population on face a direct violation of the international covenant

of civil and political rights human rights. watch notes that, while some murders are widely reported in the media, police across the us use force daily and engage in harmful, pervasive abuses, especially against black people , studies show that police use force against black people much more frequently . than to whites, we include electric shock weapons of dogs, batons and beatings, especially the report of emiste international experts summarize 36 states have developed 80 bills that restrict freedom of assembly. and in the secret prisons of the cia, a high percentage of rape of women with indian roots and the eviction of the country more than one and a half, a million refugees democratically, while the police rage on the streets, the military and special services do not lag behind. here are some more eloquent facts from the report 39 muslim men

are still arbitrarily and indefinitely held by the us military in a pre-trial detention center and base and by the us in gonsama in violation of international law no one has been held accountable for systematic human rights abuses, secret cia detentions including enforced disappearances, torture and other ill-treatment, the us government has repeatedly used deadly force in countries around the world, including with the help of armed uavs in violation of its international obligations in the field of human rights and international humanitarian law , the government. continued to hide information about legal and political scandals and the criteria used by us military personnel when using deadly force, despite calls from un human rights experts to clarify these issues, the authorities did not pay reparations for the killing of civilians

, the article of the magazine and the pack times deserves special attention. judging by the investigation, the whole fbi violated not only pact on civil and political rights, but about a dozen international documents 20 attorneys general on february 8, 23 sent a letter to the us attorney general harvard with the following requirements. the federal bureau of investigation must immediately and unconditionally order its personnel to stop persecuting americans on the basis of their religious beliefs. and the practician scandal flared up. after an internal fbi memo describing catholics as racially or ethnically motivated violent extremists was leaked, journalists allege that the fbi has widespread intolerance of catholics considering them as potential terrorists inside the memo recommends agents of the federal bureau to infiltrate catholic communities and attend worship services in order to

identify potential extremists. let's turn to the homeland of coronavirus parties, do not believe it, but the uk, too, turns out to be unfair. here, too, the aforementioned fact about civil and political rights was ignored , articles went under the knife, 19 the right to freedom of expression and 26 the right to protection from discrimination , the fifty-first state of the united states is truly not pleasing to journalists. here, too, they learned to shut their mouths on february 11, 2023. in london public organizations opposed the arrest of the extradition of us journalists julian sanj, we recall on the wikilex website. he published secret documents revealing war crimes in iraq and afghanistan . the west is not in a position to ask such a request. in the case of them with a tradition in the us, he faces a term of 175 years an interesting moment in 2022 humor organizations and

swatch ratified the council of europe convention on prevention. and fighting violence against women sounds good. if you are not a migrant, they are deliberately left out of brackets, and in general, london reserves the right to simply throw out people who are not of english origin big hello, articles 32 and 33 of the refugee convention in these paragraphs we are talking about their protection in 2019, professor harvey, the former commissioner for the human rights commission of northern ireland became the object of attacks on the internet in connection with his work. as a professor of law at queen's university belfast, he has received hundreds of slanderous messages and threats from politicians , journalists and other social media users. networks, his personal safety. much of the recent work has also been threatened. hardy is dedicated to the constitutional future of northern ireland after the uk's exit from the european union. professor harvey was attacked because he dared to say that

northern ireland could claim self-determination in the future. london severe so much that even such thoughts are punished and these people teach us about democracy there relations. uh, those who perform. e for the self-determination of the territory. and outside the collective west, these are, of course, fighters for freedom and the west supports them, because with the help of such elements it is very convenient to undermine the political situation in those countries that e. e in a number of cases acts as opponents of this collective west. and if the same processes are also taking place on the territory of the collective west, then these are separatists. criminals and their place in prison, as in the united states, racial discrimination is also about the foggy albion working group of experts. he notes examples of racial disparities in the justice system, including

deaths in police custody by the working group multi-year austerity measures. racism has been exacerbated by racial discrimination and other forms of intolerance faced by people of african descent working group chair na macula said austerity at the expense of fundamental rights is a costly venture for the uk to count on equal rights should not be born in the wrong country in dealing with government agencies and private structures , get a racial hierarchy representatives of this category become victims and have no guarantees, including effective reparations from the authorities or the justice system a separate point attitude to the reception of migrants who, recall, leave their homes due to wars and the colonial policies of the west as part of the uk's passage of the universal periodic review of the seventh to november 18, 2022 at the un human rights council states

have criticized the selective approach london on the issue of accepting migrants from others. predominantly african countries, non- nazi manifestations of discrimination on the grounds and nationality have become more frequent anti-semic incidents, including violence , assault, threats, insults, desecration of property. the baltic vector is a separate story here. latvia is a record holder for violating 14 articles of international treaties. every fifth citizen lives below the poverty line. inflation has exceeded 17%. how to save the situation, of course, demolish soviet monuments and disperse russophobia. he asked the human rights committees not to demolish the monuments in riga. they are of value to the history of many citizens the committee bear said leadership and destroyed everything

forces were suppressed even on live air, and the period of being part of the ussr was recognized as an occupation. an attempt to challenge it is fraught with criminal prosecution. add here the chaos on the border. and now even the us state department is worried that they have not gone too far as a vassal, that is, a dictatorship, according to research by the us state department in 2022. for the first time western society acknowledged the human rights problems in latvia in the corresponding american report noted serious problems. with human rights included the deserving credibility of reports that law enforcement officers subjected migrants from third countries to ill-treatment when they tried to illegally enter the country from belarus noted that migrants were threatened with physical violence european committee. prevention of torture while working in the pre-trial detention center daugavpils located near the latvian-belarusian border documented the complaints of applicants, asylum migrants from third countries noted

that they could not challenge their detention and feared retribution if they complained about the conditions or actions of officials, ennosti international recorded in the event of disappearance and death on latvian territory and accused the latvian government of mistreating migrants, international organizations. doctors without borders urged to abandon the practice of squeezing migrants' feet into belarus. everything, nothing in the border zone. human rights activists have been prolonging the state of emergency for 2 years now, calling it a screen for the security forces in relation to defenseless migrants and an attempt to hide the real picture, the cases of criminal prosecution of journalists. representatives of ngos and volunteers most of all violations were noticed in the area of ​​the rights of us minorities used their native language. article 27 of the civil covenant. and political rights are also above the country's leadership violates the international convention on the elimination of all forms of racial discrimination, experts point out that politicians and high-level made