uh, the day before, president zelenskyi just responded to the petition and tasked shmagol, for example, to consider this issue, yes, and the actual issue was considered, they said that it was not the right time. sometime after the war, president zelenskyi also said that the constitution states that marriage is based on the free consent of a woman and a man, and you can't change the constitution in our country during the war, so for now it's been decided, it's been postponed, there's time for any time, or it's still time, because uh, same- sex couples who can lose during the war their own person and they don’t even have the right or this person will end up in the hospital and they don’t have the right to come to this hospital because no one is actually going to this person. tamara we congratulate you, is it really out of time or is the

time just right for this, how can you say that it is not in time, because we are really talking about the fate of people, about the fact that homosexual people are fighting in the armed forces of ukraine they live in war zone and can die at any hour, and the question of what happens next becomes very critical. actually, it is very timely, because the question is whether to glue the burial, yes, i ask, what problems do they face in such a case ? let's remember that huge problems arise because look, if we have a man and a woman between whom there is a legal marriage, then after the death of the man in the war or after the death of the woman in the war, the spouses are the closest relatives who, for example, have

the right to bury their relative, determine how it will be look like a funeral and when we talk about the homosexual union, these people are strangers to each other from the point of view of the state, and even when talking about such tragic things, the body will not be given to the beloved partner for burial, because according to the documents , it is documented that this is a foreign person, and it is currently legal in no way all these difficult legal issues have not been resolved and are still going on, for example , inheritance issues, custody issues with joint children, others . these are the things that are really difficult and now, unfortunately, there are lgbt representatives, as well as other ukrainian citizens of heterosexual orientation find themselves in this situation and face problems, not to mention payments for

injuries, payments for the death of a breadwinner, and so on, and since this is a matter of human rights and equal treatment for everyone, this is really very fortunate and it was the war that exacerbated this issue, why then did president zelensky reprint this issue , even though we know that he often takes on solving issues where it is not exactly his competence, it is not exactly his authority, but he, he takes participation in all this, and here it is simple. but we have a very different attitude in society towards gays and lesbians, on the one hand, it has become much more tolerant than it was 10 years ago, on the other hand , there are conservative segments of the population that are still very much against this very answer of the president on the petition - it's like a glass half full or half empty on one side show that this glass

is half empty because the president said here i instructed the government to develop civil partnerships because in time of war we cannot change the constitution but on the other hand, it is a glass half full because the president did not answer that we do not have marriage - it is only between a man and a woman and we will not change anything, it was said that now in wartime we cannot change the constitution, but there are no other reasons for not changing the constitution for the recognition of same-sex marriages was not specified. that is, this is already a pretty good sign, a good step forward. on the one hand, on the other hand, this is exactly the concept of civil partnership to which the president appeals and which he actually entrusted to the government consider developing this is a good practice that can be such a first step that will give one-sex

couples this is where civil rights are needed right now. that is, the right to inheritance and the right to burial for the guardian of children, that is, through this format , these legal rights can now be ensured and they are critical and it is in principle normal that the government of the ministry should develop draft laws as it should look like and here now the question for the government is how quickly it will be done and how quickly they will be issued proposals to the verkhovna rada, a question for society to support this process, to remind to insist, and also a question for our western partners, who could draw attention to and also emphasize that this issue is important and is, in principle, included in our

plans for european integration, because it is one of the provisions on european integration that countries that want to join the european union should prepare these different options for civil partnerships, i.e. civil partnerships should be even such as one of the sayings and for us it will be a good step in the direction european integration, but the actual attitude of society , are there any intentions? did the attitude of ukrainian society to same-sex marriages or civil partnerships change during the war? a public opinion survey was published. unfortunately, now the numbers are so full you don't have a sound . other people's work ukraine has changed very much in a positive direction, it has become calmer, people have reread it so much that it is frightening

to cause such a strong emotional reaction, this is a topic that is, this issue is becoming more and more close to ukrainian society, and here this petition itself is just indicative because it was registered by a person not from activism, not from lgbt organizations in the human rights sphere. the question is that you are a snake, and such people need this kind of help. i wrote this petition just now, and the text of this petition itself is written in very simple language. that is, there is no complicated legal bureaucratic language, it is written from the heart the petition can be said to be the voice of a certain part of the ukrainian people and it is a very, very good sign that we are actually moving towards acceptance and tolerance, it is interesting that exactly the topic of

lgbt took uh this is what became such a litmus test where does such a world of autocracy and the unfaithful world of closed societies and the liberal world divide? this is obviously not a coincidence. there is probably an explanation for this, and since the importance of the rules of minorities is this, it is also about what is important for the liberal world. that is, we can to say that in general this is this this is not quite a defeat this is the answer we have now and we hope that after all because well, you absolutely correctly said at the beginning about the fact that for they just live together and do not have any formalized documents, they are covered by the protection of legislation anyway, as well, what is the name of a civil marriage here? it

seems to me that this is something that can be done quickly, because you yourself started from the fact that at this time, in our time, it is any- which person can die at any second not to mention those people who are currently in the military, they are in the armed forces of ukraine, and in the ranks of the armed forces, everything that the government will respond to promptly, because really, some format of civilian partnership can be done quite quickly, and so we will keep our fingers crossed that this is a petition, that it will really be such a step forward and that this is not an unsubscribe that this is really some kind of attempt to make and make life easier for certain categories of people and in the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine there are many girls and boys of lgbt representatives who some of them even come out and nothing what does not prevent them from loving this country, because sometimes people say how does that mean they don't like this country. not a single friend has

any obstacles. tamara soghdina, philosophy , culture, lung, and editor-in-chief of the online publication gender with details, was with us. barriers , or more precisely about the barrier-freeness of the traitor and authorized president of ukraine on barrier-free issues tetyana lomakina, let's talk, uh, we didn't launch the war trauma rehabilitation project under the patronage of the president's wife, olena zelenska, uh, and this project involves the implementation of a number of legislative changes on the creation of courses on the provision of rehabilitation assistance as well as equipment for the eighth pilot rehabilitation centers and more about this, these centers should be in the chernihiv, sumy, rivne, zaporizhia and lviv regions . what kind of rehabilitation is this? for whom it will be distributed to whom and who can use this

program. will it be free and paid? and i would like to say that during the war, we constantly hear that there are shelling every day. people are suffering and we have to help them not only when they are in an acute period. it is very important for them. this help, and from the very first steps to start rehabilitation, these actions should be aimed at returning our citizens to a normal, full-fledged life as soon as possible and if it is possible i can't hear the sound very well if it can be corrected somehow because there is an echo so this is a question for our

graduation group i think they heard you well in the meantime i'll try and continue uh actually yes yes we can hear you very well actually mrs. tatyana well, try not to pay attention to him, well, tell me how many such people there are, because in the news it is already such a background, and if you follow the news for a long time, monitor them, then you don’t even pay attention to it, and but there were so many shellings of mykolaiv there are so many wounded in the shelling of kharkiv, but in reality the wounded can be different . - and some with limited access but really today, the demand from people for

rehabilitation is very big, that's why we have to develop modern evidence-based approaches to rehabilitation, with the fact that you help right from the first, from the first steps to that person, as soon as we know that the state of health is stabilized and that the doctors saved his life and from these first steps, there should already be a multidisciplinary team next to the person who will help, there will be psychologists, there will be occupational therapists, there will be those people who will guide and help the person to return to normal life and what will these rehabilitation centers look like? how will they work? we are talking about rehabilitation departments at multi-functional hospitals that exist in ukraine today. they should be built there, and here, it is important

to understand what they have . to be built precisely in the health care system and in the acute acute period and successfully already in the sub-acute period and they will be provided with all the necessary assistance precisely for this purpose the first four four hospitals are included in such a plan the plan will now be conducted for them special training for multidisciplinary teams, etc. there will be before the purchase of equipment, which should help the rehabilitation of these people. well, this is also during the military reconstruction, how will the standards of this barrier-freeness be taken into account. i wanted to tell you that the reconstruction plan itself in the future should take into account the fact that everything we will build must be

built in accordance with the new state building regulations, you know that since last year there has been a gender-free strategy implemented within the framework of which the ministry of the community of the territory has already she developed new standards from september, they will enter into force and everything to be built from now on. she must take this into account. these are the most important needs of people so that all people, regardless of their health status, can spend on any building, so that they are manual spaces that are oriented precisely to the needs of people and the second important direction is security , because we have to build shelters and certain such spaces that should also provide a feeling of that important security for a person, another important issue is procurement. that is, we have to purchase

transport and everything else that will serve people in such a way that it meets the worst needs of a person, and i understand what the budget for all this will be, how much money is needed for this, and now these issues are being processed, and we can only predict in the near future because, unfortunately, the war is still it is not over and everything that is being destroyed will need to be rebuilt. please tell me, taking into account the fact that there are many people who are seriously injured as a result of the war. in addition to the fact that funds will be needed for the functioning of such projects will also need people who will deal with the injured. do we have enough rehabilitation specialists for this? on the contrary, we talked with the psychologist about the fact that some ukrainians

are changing professions during the war, and it is possible that someone will watch our broadcasts and may it will encourage someone to master the profession of a rehabilitator, is there a need for how much or how much more will it be necessary to teach such people, you see, it is really important that ukraine needs specialists in evidence-based rehabilitation, and today they the universities are already preparing er, special training programs were approved five years ago, so we er invite the youth of those people who are choosing a profession today, including to look at the profession of rehabilitator and you can get this training in ukraine and the second thing you announced the fact that the demand for such specialists is really growing every day and

the development of the rehabilitation system will require such personnel, it is really important to understand that this is also a profession that is not easy to learn. that is, it is a profession, it is a person who understands the process. i just saw it at work and i can tell you that , for example, in klevan, there is rehabilitation of soldiers who were injured, and one of them says that uh, they are setting a task that uh after uh . he should do such important exercises that help launch certain a-a certain mechanisms for the recovery of his nerve nerve endings. that is, this is the recovery of a person, it is very important to know how

the human body functions in order to choose exactly such and such important exercises that will help him recover. that is, these are really very professional people who understand how to help a person step by step to achieve the important tasks that they set during the reputation. it is absolutely right to prepare this large-scale program right now rehabilitation, which i am sure very, very many ukrainians will need and will need it now, they will need it in the coming months and years, they even support the purchase of equipment and help with training. so today we have thank you to the swiss

who introduced the seventh package of sanctions against the russian federation, this also happened today, so we thank you for their help, we also thank them and give our best iryna a vindictive thank you to mrs. tetyana lamakina for this conversation, the authorized adviser of the president of ukraine on barrier-free issues to us e were included in these uh-uh in this whole already in these last minutes of our actually yeteru from lesya ukrainka, today the war is uh-uh it is complicated, difficult and tragic but but it will change us and we will become hmm closer to those people for whom uh in the usual streets appear to be some kind of springboards and such obstacles that you constantly have to overcome . mothers with children who

drive with strollers feel this well, because sometimes it is difficult to cross the sidewalk, which is terribly broken. are there any parked cars somewhere? in those places, uh, there will be more of such people as a result of the war, unfortunately, those who lost their limbs, and we will become better because of this . i hope, well, in uh, we have been assigned to the kulukuk on this, we will say goodbye to you for today. we will see each other tomorrow morning well, what about you we suggest that you watch the new author's project of our colleague yevhen miklushka, the collaborators, on the espresso tv channel now, and see those who betrayed ukraine and became arashists . yataly and immediately after this, this premiere of our author's project, the transition to the broadcast of our colleagues from radio svoboda, see this week in

the collaborators program the list of miklushka who passed mariupol and how to grow celebrated on may 9 on the bones of murdered people." every war gives birth to heroes unfortunately for the helpless , the special project of the espresso tv channel, the collaborators list, i am talking about the most despicable ones, about those who not only betrayed their state and the people, but began to serve the occupiers, in this edition, the collaborators from the donetsk region are the anti-leaders in terms of the number of deputies of the traitors in donetsk region mariupol city council, the city that

gave us heroes from azovstal, the city that was repulsed by ukrainian defenders with great blood in in 2014, the city into which the state and private business have invested billions of hryvnias over the past 8 years, and the completely destroyed city for the residents of which the rioters set up filtration camps is simply teeming with collaborators. at once, nine deputies of the city council from the opzj swore allegiance to the russian fascist regime. valery agibov, a local businessman and co-owner of the company tavriia engaged in food trade, real estate rental and motor vehicle repair burlakov serhiy eternal servant of darkness and all evil at first was elected to the district council from the party of regions, then failed in the elections under the party's banner, our region is now a businessman with a mandate from the regional office of the people's

republic of ukraine. invasion, this mandate holder handed over to the occupation administration the personal files of employees of cultural institutions of mariupol, where are the addresses, passport numbers , work books and mobile phone numbers of the city hall mariupol accused a deputy of treason this is what was reported about karpenko in the security service of ukraine, the perpetrator took on the niche of patriotic education currently under the leadership of the occupiers karpenko is responsible for the agitation of local residents by organizing separatist and russian mass events in this photo natalya sotnikova is also unemployed and a collaborator about her but a few more rigs from mariupol, the legitimate city council wrote the following: they did not just support the occupiers, but acted as informers for the enemy army and in fact corrected the shelling of critical

civilian infrastructure from the first days of the war, the occupiers destroyed the city's life support facilities, communal enterprises and equipment, food and medicine warehouses with targeted fire, it turned out that it was the traitors, the mps from the ukrainian armed forces, who helped the russians to quickly paralyze the city and create a humanitarian catastrophe among the traitors of mariupol and yevhen kharmyshev, who served for himself from the rashists the position of secretary of the occupying council, and dmytro khadzhinov was named deputy by the occupiers head of mariupol on housing and communal services issues. this is viktoria kalacheva, who before the full-scale invasion of russia was an atypical deputy from the national people's congress, because she had a job managing an art school and a modeling agency, and after the arrival of the occupiers, she became a full-fledged deputy of the self-proclaimed mayor of the city, as befits such adaptators. she sincerely welcomed the march of the ninth may on the streets of the broken mariupol, where

the bodies of innocently killed ukrainians lay just yesterday - this is the bessmertnyi pol event, which is massive. i consider it the most important and the most patriotic event the event that should take place this year on may 9, well, of course. and what else could the residents of an occupied, destroyed city without electricity, water and gas, without products, medicines and other basic necessities expect? parades by may 9 solve all problems and the city is rebuilt and returned to lives of thousands of those who lie in mass graves, and another deputy pseudo-mayor became vadym istratov, the owner and director of the alligator enterprise, who was entrusted by the rashists to oversee the financial affairs of mariupol and the main figure, a collaborator from the police union in mariupol , kostyantyn and vashchenko, his invaders appointed him the mayor of the city, he has been in politics for a long time, back in 2010, he came to the city council as a deputy from the party of regions, in the 15th, he tried to get into the

council for the second time, but already from the party of our region, but there were no votes collected and regained his mandate in 2020 already from the opcw, and just now russian troops occupied mariupol and vashchenko went to work closely with them. the breadwinner of the mariupol people, that is, first they invaded with their troops, destroyed the city, created a humanitarian crisis, and then gave out a loaf of ukrainian bread and made several interesting videos for the propagandist moscow television, it’s just interesting when we win back the whole of donbas together with mariupol, muscovy take in these traitors from the opzz and hand them over he has the same positions

somewhere in the swamps, or he will just throw them away as used junk, one more ex-deputy of the mariupol city council should be added to this list of collaborators, but this time from a servant people are talking about serhiy kosenko, he was entrusted with the position of head of the legal service in one of the occupation district administrations for treason, and the deputy of the lyman city council , oleksandr tokarchyk, also an ex-regional member and later a member of the opposition bloc, also added to my list. he was appointed mayor by the russo-fascists during the issuance of so-called humanitarian aid estuary, because the traitor has management experience, he was the director of the local water supply company. and finally , volodymyr bandura is the head of the infamous sviatohirsk, donetsk region, the infamous bo sviatohirsk and its monastery were for decades the spiritual outpost of the russian world in donbas, the burgo-city of sviatohirska bandura became, thanks to

the support of natalya korolevska, yuriy boyko and other cotton wool, at first it was not easy to understand whose benefit bandura was playing for, it was not easy whether he was a prisoner of the militants or maybe he became a collaborator in the end his facebook page until the first of june, he spoke in ukrainian, called the rashists occupiers, it would seem that he was talking about the ukrainian position, but the network is full of his video messages in the style of russian propagandists, where he accuses the armed forces of ukraine of unprecedented stories, the nazis are killing holy priests , monks, and hoarding these facts. next, all the bodies of the armed forces of ukraine are looting . by volodymyr bandura against the background of the tricolor, this is similar to the

swan song of bandura's collaborator, the state bureau of investigation opened against the mayor sviatohorsk criminal proceedings under the article of high treason this was the list of miklushka for next wednesday i will tell you about another dozen traitors and if there are collaborators in your city, write to me on facebook or to this e-mail, we will make these scoundrels famous together, we will meet in exactly a week , an indescribable hell volodymyr zelenskyi commented on the situation in avdiivka and the sands of donetsk region with the words that what is happening there is connected