stephanie the law society, a!d through of poised go through some of today's biggest stories . time today's biggest stories. time for short break. don't go for a very short break. don't go anywhere . welcome back to tennis today on gb news. thank you forjoining. gb news. thank you for joining. my gb news. thank you for joining. my guests are here this morning . am so pleased to be joined by the former president of the law society of england and wales i, stephanie boyce. morning, steph and miller here from this and alan miller here from this together declaration face to gb news viewers . right we've just news viewers. right we've just been talking about ambulance strikes, alan. we're all being told we've got to be really careful . christmas, i feel careful. christmas, i feel utterly patronised by that as a sentiment . absolutely. all of sentiment. absolutely. all of a sudden we need to use our common sense. they're going to trust the public holiday. sense. they're going to trust the public holiday . three years the

and wales . president sorry, of the law society of england and wales.e boyce. it is time now for quick . break good morning. it's 1022. break good morning. it's1022. this is bev turner today on gb news. let me introduce you to my panel this morning. i'm delighted to be joined by political editor of the daily express, sam lister. good morning, sam . and immediate good morning, sam. and immediate past president of the law society of england and wales. i stephanie boyce. now immediate past president, you were the president until very recently and said seven weeks ago, and said about seven weeks ago, okay, right. okay, excellent. right. all right. some stories right. you've got some stories that have caught your eye this morning, let's go for it. morning, sam. let's go for it. real well. strikes make lynch the grinch. he's going to ruin christmas , isn't it? absolutely. christmas, isn't it? absolutely. i mean, he could have given the nafion i mean, he could have given the nation the best president they could have wanted calling off could have wanted by calli

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persecution mass repressions, genocytes dissent and the elimination of objectionable bloody laws post maidanov societies that belarus was able to avoid, only facts in an understandable policy today is on our air. belarusian courts continue to consider criminal cases in the order of special proceedings. today's trial in absentia. began over alexandra gerasimina and alexander opeyny, despite the fact that the accused duly notified the court. they didn't show up. it is known that now the defendants outside the country are charged with calls for sanctions against belarus, as well as calls not to invite belarusian athletes to the international competitions of gerasimenia and guardianship insisted on the postponement of international starts. in particular, the ice hockey world championship, the european championship in cycling, and also urged to abandon the expansion. as a result, this led to the cancellation of several sporting events on the territory of belarus at once, in particular the european championship in cycling on the track, as the representative of civil isa explained, a contribution of 200,000 eu

older liberal left legal scholars efforts to understand the distribution of power in the rule of law society. i guess a final preliminary one issue that i hope we will take up is how the three elements of the democracy of opportunity tradition can work together today pretty and again precise an oligarchy, political economy that sustains rug middle-class, and of course the commitment to racial and gender inclusion just article is not always been essential to those proposing restraints against oligarchy and rug middle-class. and so that amendment during team scholars organizers and scholar organizers on this panel i really thought he would be more excited for this freedom going to break with tradition from today is a tiny bit about each of them so that they are situated for everyone in the room is watching at home and the presentations are going to go in alphabetical order last name. so i'll introduce in the order and then i'll go ahead and turn it over to our speakers all the way left, the professor at harvard law school, for several decades now it is been renowned a global scholar the politi

its implementation, but the current minister of culture has repeatedly emphasized that this law can divide society . to the patriarchate, on the other hand, this law should have been implemented a long time ago, and accordingly, someone should be held responsible for the fact that it is not implemented, and there is a separate decision of the infamous kyiv district court regarding 266 organizations, this is monasteries and diocesan administrations regarding them, this is the norm stopped by the law but i think that these are also issues that can be easily resolved if there is a desire . bills, yes, because i talked about what should be adopted, thank you, we will now discuss it with the honorable people's deputies, taras antoshevskyi, the head of the religious information service of ukraine, was in touch with us . the ban on the activities of the uoc, which is actually directly connected with the moscow patriarchate and further results 54 days they believe that this church should be completely banned in ukraine 24% are in favor of a somewhat softer approach which does not provide for a complete ba

carried out for any of the named activities, serving the law of truth and justice, but lawyers have an important mission to form the legal culture of society, respect for the law and the legal policy of the state in order to acquaint viewers with legal literacy agency among the news, jointly with the republican bar association, weekly prepare for the air a column question to the lawyer the topic of the next issue was the protection of the rights of workers.

of the named super-activities - serving the law of truth and justice, but lawyers are entrusted with an important mission to form the legal culture of a societyrespect for the law and the legal policy of the state in order to get acquainted or viewers with the legal literacy of the agency or news jointly with the republican collegium of advocates, weekly prepares for airing a column question to a lawyer the theme of the next issue was the protection of the rights of workers. and the orthodox are celebrating today the day of the introduction of the most holy theotokos into the temple, the feast is dedicated to the legend that, at the age of three, the virgin mary was brought by her parents to the jerusalem temple and then lunch was dedicated to their child. a festive service to the lord god - this will traditionally be held today in orthodox churches throughout the country. the divine liturgy in the capital church of st. sophia of slutsk will be headed by the patriarchal exar of all belarus, the metropolitan. minsk zaslavsky veniamin will broadcast the liturgy live on belarus 3 from 10 am to 12:00 am. and in conclusion about sports in uvat, th

continuation of the evening on our channel, understandable politics, will tell what bloody laws the post -maidanov societyas able to avoid belarus , then one special report on belarus, bronnaya mountain road of death i say goodbye, all the best, goodbye. this is an understandable policy. hello, the parliament of ukraine has adopted a scandalous law. about the media, it not only contradicts the constitution, but also establishes quite specific censorship in the information space. but how is it? after all, kiev boasted for so long about its democracy of freedom of speech, and minsk got whether it was in a country where they are massively killed for opinions, the answer is obvious for us, but of course you should draw conclusions. the wave of violence and censorship in ukraine did not begin now the closure of the media, the persecution of positions , the destruction of objectionable banking activists , the starting point, of course, after the maidan , the number of victims is still difficult to calculate. in this list of only the most famous stories, there are more than 7 dozen names, all these people took t

this is a very bad bill, a more precise law, it must be changed, and you think that this law literally splits society actually eliminates the city and the community from in principle, it is possible to influence what this or that building will be. in your opinion , should this law be changed, as kyiv deputies, as the kyiv authorities, the kyiv administration are looking at these new legislative innovations here, well, everyone can have their own opinion, but the position of the mayors is already known, as you said, my position and that of our faction. we also do not support this law, first of all, because ukraine has taken a lot of steps in the direction of decentralization and precisely with this motive, so that people can influence the development of their city and on the very territory on which they will live and where their children will live and where they will be built in the future, in fact, this law is crossing out precisely the reform of decentralization and the influence on urban planning in every context and community will not be able to influence not only at the stage of -e approval of ur

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implementation, but the current minister of culture has repeatedly emphasized that this the law can divide society service for ethnopolitics and freedom of conscience also repeated this phrase , which is very beneficial in the moscow patriarchate, on the other hand, this law should have been implemented a long time ago and, accordingly, someone should be held responsible for the fact that it is not implemented and there is a separate decision there -e infamous kyiv district court regarding 266 organizations, e-e, these monasteries and diocesan administrations, what about them, the norm of this law has been stopped but i think that it is also a matter of time

for any of the named areas of activity, serving the law, truth and justice, lawyers have an important mission to form the legal culture of society, respect for the law and the legal policy of the state in order to acquaint viewers with the legal literacy of the agency or news together with the republican bar association , they prepare for the airing of a column a question to a lawyer on a weekly basis . the topic of the next issue was the protection of workers' rights. and it’s better already, that is, in such cases it occurs if wages are delayed on an ongoing basis. maybe this is a reason to check the regulatory authorities. can apply there. and this is also quite possible, a citizen can apply, for example. the fucommittee of state control, or to the same department of the state inspectorate for labor, since it is also a kind of controlling body in relation to employers in the field of labor relations, respectively, they are also authorized to conduct inspections and, in principle, on any appeal, if it is justified, an inspection is carried out by the department of the state labor inspectorate and, accordingly, employers would

by the method of bloody laws, the post-maidan society continues to tighten the screws today in ukraineall positional media are closed, the activities of quite specific political parties are banned as early as 2021. zelensky banned the broadcasting of three popular tv channels zik newsone and the 112 president of ukraine explained this step by the struggle for european values, in addition to three tv channels, several dozens of online publications were also closed. and already on april 4, 2022 , direct, channel five, and express tv channels fell under the censorship of the democrats. they belonged to petro poroshenko, the main opponent of zelensky, and refused to change the broadcasting policy according to the decree banking, but there are no limits to the perfection of censorship and official wording. the fresh law on laughter, which we talked about at the beginning of the verkhovna rada, is selling as a step towards joining the eu they say that kiev adjusts legislation to european standards when the american committee to protect journalists has a slightly different opinion, the adopti

had a mixed legacy and clearly shined on the darker sideis of lyndon johnson and looking at laws of great society and they're absolutely tremendous. >> the overwhelming definition and civil rights and voting rights et cetera. >> i remember the tide on vietnam turned around 1967 and the american people started doubting our presence and in the quarter of 1968 really turned things irrevocably and the series of battles throughout vietnam and u.s. military won resoundingly and we fail to remember at this point. the american people realize no matter what we did and the opposition will keeppp on coming and they were absolutely relentless and at that point, i think lyndon johnson reassessed his presidency and naming a speech where he told the american people he'd neither seek the nomination of his party nor run if it were rented to him bay the party and that was done for two reasons and he worried thatbe i'm a weak heart and neay fatal heart attack in 1955 and whether he was going to live to face another term if he were to have another term in the white house. he worry that had he would put the american

true, well , in a word, we will see, but it is obvious that this law requires the fastest possible adoption and the situation in societystion i will ask regarding the law on media and to what extent the issue of language media is it possible to have more. now let’s say the preference is for the english language. well, for example, i don’t know, but russian is to what extent is it provided for and allowed? please tell us the law on media is fully in line with the law on ensuring a functional ukrainian language as a state language and i want to thank you for the appropriate to volodymyr vyatrovych , my colleague, deputy tarasovishami, and to his expert assistant, who put a lot of effort into ensuring that all these norms regarding the preservation of the number of ukrainian-language acts increase on the air ukrainian tv channels remained in the law because there were attempts to throw them out and we, through joint efforts , uh, well, i think that the ukrainian language has been protected here, and from this point of view, i don't see a problem in the law. in e-e about the good behavior of some deputies during the speech

scholars, of bipartisan arrays of public officials, even conservative, the cofounder of the federal law societyup of republican attorney generals who always do partisan things to try to change the law, and john eastman, who obviously, was donald trump's attorney, who used this theory to try and make sure that he could get presidential electors change. this is a dangerous thing. let's hope that the united states supreme court does the right thing here. >> that is a big hope. governor roy cooper of the great states and my ancestral home state, north carolina, and the outgoing chair of the democratic governors association, thank you so much for coming to the sunday show. >> you are welcome back anytime, jonathan. >> thank you. next, as we mentioned the supreme court just heard what maybe the most controversial arguments of the current term. more on the case that could give republicans virtually unlimited power over elections, as you heard governor cooper say, we'll talk about it after this quick break. this quick break meet leon the third... leon the second... and leon... the first of them all. th

by the method of bloody laws, the post-maidan society is tightening the screws and continues today in, all positional media are closed, the activities of quite specific political parties are banned as early as 2021. zelensky banned the broadcasting of three popular tv channels zik nyu-slan and the 112 president of ukraine explained this step by the struggle for european values, in addition to three tv channels, several dozen online publications were also closed, and already on april 4, 2022 under the democratic skating rink of censorship, direct tv channels, channel five, express tv. they belonged to petro poroshenko, the main opponent of zelensky, and refused to change the broadcasting policy at the behest of the bank, but there are no limits to the perfection of censorship and official wording . to european standards when the american committee to protect journalists had a slightly different opinion, the adoption such a document seriously threatens freedom of speech in ukraine by strengthening state control over information, experts conclude, so the council of ptv radio can elect a

person who, well, in general, in fact, hmm, who does not give a damn about social standing, to the laws of societyom, which is in them, and hmm is inherent in this philosophy. well, as for initiation, yes, dedication. well, at least with me it would be here, uh, they gave you rotten, watermelon or rotten bread, he says, weakly. there is weakness. are you a punk or are you not a punk? here are the watermelons. it is possible for all of me, the time has come. ah, what it would look like. now this is really watermelon do not really want to become a bank. you want to be real very much now i want to eat and eat and feel the pleasure. and if i don’t eat, i don’t remember, shoot then. so i understood, and this happens there, as if some kind of people yes, a party well, what is such a sweet procedure? yes, a ritual in some way, how is it a squat? or what are the apartments called? yes , it can be on a bench in the yard. i'm on actually handing over all these questions to delay just uh, it's not well, i realized that they already gave me. enjoy. there is nowhere to fight. okay? everything, i'm a punk, i'm

possible, our voters of the commission were active representatives work began on the draft law on civil societyhe acted literally the day before and his subjects are large public organizations. and the federation of trade unions in belarus svetlana lukinyuk. nikolai loshkevich, television news agency. so modern realities we have made adjustments to our lives. we have adopted an updated constitution and are now moving in line with its development. soon the finalized draft law on the all-belarusian people's assembly will be submitted to the parliament on the eve of it and the document on political parties discussed at a meeting of the president. it is worth recalling, on behalf of the head of state, important laws for the future of our country have undergone a wide, public discussion. all initiatives have been analyzed and constructively taken into account, because the main task of the entire belarusian people's assembly is to determine the strategy state and at the same time in case of unforeseen circumstances. it should work as an insurance against possible upheavals . our nationwide assembly i

this is envisaged by the draft law of the justification of civil society. also in the first reading today. the document adopted by the deputies creates a legal basis for interaction the most active patriotic forces of the country with the states. poland is afraid of militarization more and more local residents do not want war after the ministry of defense announced plans to call up 200,000 people to the army , a massive wave of protests began in the country, people go to the military registration and enlistment offices with slogans. poles, not cannon fodder, whoever does not jump, he goes to the army, military service is slavery, according to the protesters, security. poland must guarantee nato and the professional military to whom polish citizens pay huge money. the west forgets the lessons of history, but we remember and will not let it be rewritten. the plans of the third reich for our country were hatched long before the start of the great patriotic war . germany was going to make a colony from soviet belarus and resettle here along the volga, the germa

another issue is the initial screenings of these individuals may also fail vulnerable people and law society has actually that the policy does raise serious concerns for the rule law and to access justice. and there is also concern for rhonda's human rights records for the individuals actually sent where under the law society also expressed that they are advocating for a country where legal rights cannot be overridden without due process. so the uk government maintains that the policy is lawful . if that the policy is lawful. if the high court determines policy to be lawful, then it will be lawful to remove asylum seekers to rhonda to process asylum claims and. so the next step would be to implement agreement. so it's going and when you saw the pictures there for tragically in the channel on wednesday that's going a on i think 39 lost their lives before we could we all agree the safest thing to do is to stop crap leaving friends in the first place to try and save lives. this is the humanitarian crisis absolutely so there is called the dublin convention and the uk needs seriously consider pot

this science-mania we continue to change, society changes and laws.sible to track the inefficiency of the current legislation, and what is the main task of administrative and criminal responsibility, we will find out in just a few minutes in science. khasan bikarmov is a native of the north caucasus but this does not interfere in any way. he was a poleshuk who ended up in belarus in the nineties. we found people like me, we nevertheless found our own destiny or vocation, uh, in belarus and found ourselves namely, starting a family. i had young mothers. e with sick children with special needs with children. so they pushed me even more, let's say, in order to develop this business to pass on my business to the younger generation. the goal of our hero, but is it really, everything is simple in reality. watch communication with animals in the new episode on belarus 24 channel. not a single law can be analyzed. if you don’t know what exactly needs to be analyzed, as always in words, everything is simple as in practice, we will find out right now natalya an

they include stanford women's in business, women in stanford law, stanford society of women engineers and the discretionary fund. the complaint says they violated title ix of the civil rights act sing their outdated because it -- saying they are outdated because women now outnumber men in college programs. larry: let's get back to the forecast. finally some rain. we're not done yet. kristen: we are adding onto those totals. here sandhya patel. sandhya: it is great to see the rain. i want to show you something else that is awesome to see. this is a live view from our camera. chain controls on the roads leading up to tahoe. good idea to hold off because it is heavy snow falling right now as we look at the sierra nevada live doppler tracking the snow up in the mountains this hour. it's not only windy but they have the heavy snow coming down. additional 18 inches of snow, gusts up to 55 means it is going to be difficult to impossible to travel. additional snow is coming. a winter storm watch come saturday morning and runs until early monday morning,. we are looking at the winter storm wat

persecution mass repressions, genocytes of dissent and the elimination of objectionable bloody laws, postma, and this societywhich belarus could avoid only the facts understandable to politics today on our air. nine eu countries voted against the gas price limit russia is against the price ceiling, including hungary's foreign minister petr siyata, who stressed that even the introduction of the limit would not force budapest to coordinate changes in long-term contracts with brussels. with russia, hungary recalls that the gas limit is an extremely dangerous measure that will jeopardize european energy supplies and not only due to rising gas prices, work has been blocked, the main production of the largest fertilizer plant in the baltic states has stopped today lithuanian company. ahem. the production of ammonium, which is the main raw material for nitrogen fertilizers, has been stopped. and the chemical industry is already the largest gas consumer in lithuania. the power start-up of the second power unit is planned for the first quarter of next year, at the moment the readiness is 97%. as for the first power u

strengthening the rule of law in ukraine, as one human rights defender told me this week , it is extremely important for ukraine to hold fast to the values ​​of a free societyn respect for the supremacy of law and human rights, in particular freedom of expression, expression of views, the exercise of a fair trial, freedom of religion, the exercise of social security, i.e. the entire range of civil, political, economic, social recultural rights and not to lose them in the fog of war, i emphasized to my colleagues the need to constantly keep in sight the vision for the day after the end , that is, to prepare now for a ukraine in which people would like to live when the war ends, because the future will be better, and for this it is necessary to point out that there must be human rights, this means building social cohesion between different communities and ensuring the rights of the most vulnerable equal access to the distribution of basic services for those who need them most, in particular people with disabilities and the elderly, and among them women suffer the most, there should not be any discrimination, this means ensuring a fully functioning court syste

norms of the draft law will have to be revised in order to create this, uh, well, this fair system of balance of interests, because otherwise it will really not be accepted by societythank you very much hanna bondar, people's deputy of ukraine, the servant of the people faction, we talked about the fate of the draft law, which actually are implementing a construction reform in ukraine thank you very much the verkhovna rada of ukraine has implemented the recommendations of the european commission necessary for the start of negotiations on ukraine's accession to of the european union, at least it is insidious, said the speaker of the parliament ruslan stefanchuk at yesterday's meeting. referring to the latest european integration bills necessary to implement the seven recommendations of the european commission, the recommendations, i remind you, were submitted back in june together with the eu statute, for example, the media law adopted the day before is also part of the so-called package of european integration, he was among those whose adoption brussels insisted on so that it would be possible to start negotiations on the accession of ukraine to eu in addition, the

according to this, active work began on the representatives of the draft law in civil society, he receiveday before and its subjects. these are large public organizations and the federation of trade unions in belarus svetlana lozhkinevich news agency. so , modern realities have made adjustments to our lives. we have adopted an updated constitution and are now moving in line with its development. the finalized bill on the all-belarusian people's assembly will soon be submitted to the parliament on the eve of it and the document on political parties discussed at a meeting of presidents, it is worth recalling, on behalf of the head of state, important laws for the future of our country passed a wide, public discussion. all initiatives are analyzed constructive taken into account, because the main task of the entire belarusian people's assembly is to determine the strategy of the state and at the same time in case of unforeseen circumstances. it should work as an insurance against possible shocks, our meetings are the entire belarusian society stabilizer. in this, its main role is to stabilize

law. and we are citizens and organized civil society to remain vigilant of the democratic rule of law. marianna sanchez has more from lima. he's facing a submission charges low. some of the most serious charges one can face and he has also been he will also face almost the additional stuff has been ongoing in the past few months metal, so by the same prosecutor. but if you come in today, press charges against the former president. he has 30 witnesses. he has a series of investigations against a field that goes from it, from criminal investigation, receiving bribes, and also helping people like former and minister of transportation. his neck, new to escape from justice in the people are nowhere to be found. and there have been many rules that have been, we've been listening to audio coming out in the last few hours where it is that directly link the president to the actual the former president. so castillo is now facing these charges. now she's former vice president, you know, a lot of this is now the new president. she has been sorta and actually, and she, she is going to continue the governmen

meth bloody the laws of the post-maidan society continue to tighten the screws today in ukraine all positionalivities of quite specific political parties are banned as early as 2021. zelensky banned the broadcasting of three popular tv channels zik nyuslan and 112 the president of ukraine explained this step by the struggle for european values, in addition to three tv channels, several dozen networks in their publications were also closed. tv. they belonged to petro poroshenko chief zelensky’s opponent and refused to change the broadcasting policy at the behest of the banking one, but there is no limit to the perfection of censorship and official wording. the new law on laughter, which we spoke at the beginning of the verkhovna rada, is selling as a step towards joining the eu, they say, kiev adjusts legislation to european standards. even the american committee the protection of journalists has a slightly different opinion, the adoption of such a document seriously threatens freedom of speech in ukraine by strengthening state control over information , the experts conclude thus the national c

this law also caused huge opposition in society in a petition against this law literally in a day itthe required number of votes and became a record holder in this well, as always, our government tries to combine those laws required by the european union but to those generally good laws everywhere add a spoonful of tar to satisfy your own needs there were several, but i would like to go back to the law on media and mention the fact that and yet there was a rule that supposedly allowed the media license to be revoked without a court decision, or did it remain or not, because a petition was registered on the president's website. it is precisely because of the presence of this rule in this law. well, the petitions were different on the president's website. those mass media that are registered are prohibited only through the court, not registered mass media , and their activity on the internet can be stopped by decision of the national council and, of course, from our national point of view, it is democratic because it can be used against those who do not please the authorities, instead

not a requirement of the european union, but a requirement of the majority, this law also caused huge opposition in societypetition against this law literally gained the necessary number in a day the number of votes became the record holder in this well, as always, our government is trying to combine those laws required by the european union . media and remember that and yet there was a rule that supposedly allowed to deprive the media of a license without a court decision, whether it remained or not, because a petition was registered on the president's website. precisely because of the presence of this norms in this law well, the petitions were different on the president's website, those mass media that are registered are banned only through the court , not registered mass media, and their activity on the internet can be stopped by a decision of the national council, and of course, from our point of view, this is not democratic because can be used against those who do not please the authorities ; instead , it is actually impossible to ban telegram or these channels of solovyov or others in telegram, and t

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on biological diversity and how to repeatedly pointed out the impact of biodiversity laws on economies, on societies, over 50 percent of the global economy. all depends on in talk ecosystem for africa . thought don't we talk recently? ah, made it in the what is that own? in the sense that is the foundation of life is foundation because our life is dependent on biodiversity. when the bend on by their vest there for the food we eat there, why don't we drink their sequestration of carbon? but this foundation is under threat, says elizabeth rema. she's hoping for a paris moment for the protection of biodiversity, a reference to the global climate goals agreed in paris in 2015 by the end of the century, around a 1000000 species could be extinct. the loss of main vest is reached. 9 unprecedented level in the history of humankind. 75 percent of the land globally is degraded. 6, their 6 percent of their marine environment is degraded. 8 to 5 percent of white lands granted or disappeared. 50 percent of koreans have disappeared. and all these degradation pollution here, not even mentioning the plastic how we

biological diversity on how to repeat the viewpoint, adult, the impact of biodiversity laws on economies, on societies, over 50 percent of the global economy depends on impact equal to civil offer goes down. we talked recently ah, made it in the b would do that own in the sense that c, d is the foundation of life, is foundation because our life is dependent on biodiversity. we the bend on by their vest there for their food, we eat there. why don't we drink their sequestration of carbon? but this foundation is under threat, says elizabeth rema. she's hoping for a paris moment for the protection of biodiversity, a reference to the global climate goals agreed in paris in 2015. by the end of the century, around a 1000000 species could be extinct. the loss of my invest is reached. 8 unprecedented level in the history of humankind. 75 percent of the land globally is degraded. 66 percent of their marine environment is degraded. 8 to 5 percent of white lands be granted or disappeared. 50 percent of glories have disappeared. and all these degradation pollution here, not even mentioning the plastic how we chalk

on biological diversity and how to repeatedly pointed out the impact of biodiversity laws on economies, on societies, over 50 percent of the global economy, all depends on in talk. ecosystem for africa, thought done. we thought recently, ah, made it in the what is that own? in the sense that c, d is the foundation of life, is foundation because our life is dependent on biodiversity. when the bend on my divest there for the food we eat there, why don't we drink their sequestration of cub on? but this foundation is under threat, says elizabeth rema. she's hoping for a paris moment for the protection of biodiversity, a reference to the global climate goals agreed in paris in 2015 by the end of the century, around a 1000000 species could be extinct. the loss of main events is reached unprecedented level in the history of humankind. 75 percent of the land globally is degraded. 66 percent of their marine environment is degraded. 8 to 5 percent of white lands be granted or disappeared. 50 percent of glories have disappeared and all these degradation pollution here not even mentioning the plastic how we cha

legislative acts appear, uh, everything is legal in the belarusian people's assembly of the law in civil society. uh, changes are being made to supplement the law of political parties. this also affects the norms to a certain extent voters are very strongly connected. yes, absolutely everything is interconnected and we have worked very closely with all the developers in this regard. recently you had a meeting with elo and pomfilova, after which you voiced that belarus in the development of the electoral law. yes, it relied, including on the russian experience. what kind of experience turned out to be in demand, but you correctly noted that we relied, among other things, on yes, here it was emphasized, because we have, uh, analysis of various electoral systems, including within the framework of the post-soviet space. the cis also has a certain experience, for which we study in foreign countries, far abroad european countries, and so on. well, firstly, the single day itself voting. for us, this is a new system. and, because in fact on this day we are combining elections to the house of representat

new legislative acts appear, uh, everything is legal in belarusian people's assembly of the law of civil societyuh, changes are being made to supplement the law of political parties. this also to a certain extent affects the norms of selectivity is very strongly related. yes, absolutely right. all this is interconnected, and in this regard we worked in very close contact with everyone. the developers are good. recently you had a meeting with elo and pamfilova, after which you announced that belarus is in the process of developing an electoral law. yes, it was based, including on the russian experience. what kind of experience was in demand, but you correctly noted that we relied on, including yes stressed, because we have uh, an analysis of various electoral systems, including those in the post-soviet space within the framework. the cis also has a certain experience, with which we study in foreign countries, far abroad european countries, and so on. well, first of all, the single voting day itself. for us , this is a new system. and, because in fact on this day we combine the elections to the ho

busy towards much more religious or laws are the israeli society has many compliments in it. some off it's common, it's are not religious, some are not jewish. and therefore all in all, i think that what we're about to witness is weakening of that these really democracy, the defendant that demanded that there is and that everyone is equal. this is going to change. geez, are going to a quote more. that's all for me, peter. scott, but nicky aren't we'll be taking over to take you through all the top stories as we had into this tuesday evening. thanks for watching. mm ah, lisa canter. russian state total narrative. unfortunately no. some scheme div. asking him, the knocking goes up for a coup in the sissy babel been okay, so mine is gonna be the one else with we will ban in the european union. the kremlin. yup. machines, the state on russia for date and split our t spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all band to on youtube said with me, ah ah ah ah, could the walk movement be the next u. s. export? i'm going to know hughes, and we're going to give you the 360 view of the

on biological diversity and how to repeatedly pointed out the impact of biodiversity laws on economies, on societies, over 50 percent of the global economy, all depends on in talk, ecosystem will offer go down. we talked recently ah, made it in the wood, is that own? in the sense that the is the foundation of life is foundation because our life is dependent on biodiversity. we depend on by davis, therefore the food we eat there, water, we drink this up with pressure of cub on. but this foundation is under threat. says elizabeth rema. she's hoping for a paris moment for the protection of biodiversity, a reference to the global climate goals agreed in paris in 2015 by the end of the century, around a 1000000 species could be extinct. the loss of main events is reached. 8 unprecedented level in the history of humankind. 75 percent of the land globally is degraded. 6, their 6 percent of their marine environment is degraded. 8 to 5 percent of white lands, the grad or disappear. 50 percent of koreans have disappeared. and all these degradation pollution here, not even mentioning the plastic how we chalk t

calmly, therefore, in the first place is the stabilization of society at all stages, because on december 13, the president considered a draft law on political parties, the entire belarusian people's assembly was the main stabilizer of society. as we see the economy cannot grow as hopeless partners of efficiency, stability and a sensitive attitude towards people. it was simple economics. today, a fire broke out on shevchenko boulevard in minsk within 15 minutes after the call by the ministry of emergency situations, it was extinguished during the elimination of the fire, a child was saved. he is hospitalized. also , two more people were taken to the hospital, a total of 12 residents were saved. evacuated 10 all, it turns out that the necessary assistance having examined the scene after the localization of the fire rescuers found three who died on the second there are three more on the fourth floor of the house, in addition to the version of a gas explosion, the option is being seriously considered at the moment that the cause of the fire was an explosion, flammable liquids, this is evidenced by the containers found in one of the

i have the bloody laws of the post-maidan society there to tighten the screws and continue today in ukrainemedia are closed , the activities of quite specific political parties are banned as early as 2021. zelensky banned broadcasting of three popular tv channels zeke newswan and president 112 ukraine explained this step by the struggle for european values, in addition to three tv channels, several dozens of online publications were also closed. and already on april 4, 2022 , the direct channel five and express tv channels fell under the democrats' censorship. they belonged to petro poroshenko, the main opponent of zelensky , and refused to change the broadcasting policy at the behest of the bank, but there is no limit to the perfection of censorship and official wording. adjusts legislation to european standards when the american committee to protect journalists has a slightly different opinion, the adoption of such a document seriously threatens freedom of speech in ukraine, strengthening state control over information, experts conclude, thus the council of ptv and radio can take away a l

for any of the named cordialities, serving the law to truth and justice, but lawyers are entrusted with an important mission to form a legal culture, society, respect for the law and the legal policy of the state in order to get to know viewers from legal literacy among the news agency jointly with the republican bar association, weekly preparing to broadcast a column question to a lawyer the theme of the next issue was protection of workers' rights. there comes a corner if wages are delayed on a permanent basis. maybe this is a reason to check the regulatory authorities. can apply there. and this is also quite possible, a citizen can apply, for example, to the state control committee, or to the same department of the state inspection, for labor, since it is also a kind of controlling body in relation to employers in the field of labor relations, respectively, they also authorized to conduct inspections and, in principle, on any appeal, if it is justified, an inspection is carried out by the department of state labor inspection and respectively, employers or officials. employers can be held administratively liable for theft . x zone. the t

click the breakdown of our society's law and order. there is no respect for property.uarely in the hands of the legislators who have been working to loosen the laws. to remove crime and lowered the penalties. the judges align with them. we voters, in my opinion what we need to do, we need to elect tough on crime candidates running for either city council or district attorney. we need to gang up to gather with powerful attorneys that are willing to take on the case and sue to make sure laws are upheld. we need to vote activist judges out. we need to hold those accountable, we need to go after those who have been appointed here in san francisco we have a police commission that come up with policy. they need to be tossed. we need to have a thorough cleaning out of those who have caused this. >> that is the prescription potentially for civil order. we'll see what happens. richard greenberg who is in san francisco. this is happening all over the country. richard good to see a thank you for. >> thank you for having me. >> tragedy at the world cup a leading american soccer wr

law. and we are citizens and organized civil society to remain vigilant of the democratic rule of law. there been more protests in sri lanka after months of political turmoils, lancaster demonstrated against rising fuel costs. in october, resident renewal woocommerce singer is facing another backlash as trade unions lead the demonstrations. now fernandez has more from columbus. there are a large number of trade unions belonging to organizations, obviously, representing state employees. like you see the crowd over my shoulder, that mainly the telecom said telecom and insurance workers unions. now what they are protesting is that the government has announced the requirement to privatize these institutions. they say that's just an attempt to privatize of institutions that are successfully being run and making massive profit. all right, those are you headlines. you're up to date right here on al jazeera, stay with us for the news, hour and 30 minutes. lots more on our website as always right now on our 0, it's people and power me, joe biden is welcoming african leaders from across the cont

the work they put into sthis fantastic event as well as georgetown law cosponsors hewlett foundation the americano constitution society and the law and political economy project. thank all of our speakers include the many georgetown professors on today's panels for both the law center and the hilltop campus. when congressman eloquent constitution. representing nebraska and of course represents maryland's eighth district which now includes most of montgomery county. as you also know, he has helped to lead congress response to the january 6 insurrection. representative was a lead impeachment manager for the second impeachment of president donald trump and currently serves in the select committee to investigate the generous six attack on the nights its capitol. prior toco his election to congress representative raskin was a well-known constitutional law scholar at american university washington college of law. he wrote leading articles on the voting rights of noncitizen aliens and electoral college reforms. congressman raskin is also written severalon books. one of which he just told me it was banned inn texas. and he hi

to change the moral climate in society, it requires more than just the adoption of the right laws, butmportance of this law cannot be underestimated. it was difficult to discuss the law, which is sometimes called the laws of biometric data yes, the creation of a unified information system. yes , the patriarch even to volodya well, to turn , we spent several months in close cooperation. the law has, of course, been rewritten. and the fact that it was not only in terms of volume there, in my opinion, 115 pages in the first reading, when it was adopted, and as i said, about 160 magicians make a mistake, but not much. and this is actually a different law, everything, but wishes churches. uh, very important to us they were taken into account and hmm and now it's very important to clarify that something happened. well, look, what is fundamental for the church in general in the digital topic , not only in this e, directly related to this law, in general. the first thing is that a person should have freedom of choice. that is, a person cannot be forced, and in this case, to surrender biometric