you transfer funds well, i present our next dear lyudmila denisova, human rights defender, head of the ukrainian center for the protectionghts, contact us , ms. lyudmylo, we welcome you. good morning , ms. lyudmila, tell us what it means to change the powers of the commissioner for issues of missing persons under special circumstances, which to which structures and exactly what functions of the commissioner have been transferred? well, you know, a very strange situation is happening in general and it is already continuing and gaining momentum near such an institution as the commissioner for issues disappeared under special circumstances. i want to remind you that such a position was introduced in the on april 14, 2022, it was the law on the missing person that, under special circumstances, would not have defined the position, responsibility, and function of e-e , according to the law, and the appointment of these persons was determined by the cabinet of ministers of ukraine directly and operationally managed this appoint this ministry of reintegration for almost a year since may 20, one and a half years, you can say, thi

coming, now we will talk about something else lyudmila denisova, a human rights activist, the head of the ukrainian center for the protection, is already in touch with us. glory to ukraine , mrs. lyudmila, glory to the heroes. yes, but we need our colleagues to help us so that we can hear ms. lyudmila it's similar. good morning. good morning. we're working. we see you. it's similar. soon a new position will appear in ukraine. another person will be involved in important state affairs. i'm talking about what the recently appointed minister of defense rustem umerov told about the fact that they are probably leading a new position, and it will be the position of a military ombudsman . what are you doing, how much is needed ? was in the position of the verkhovna rada commissioner for human rights back in 18-19 years, we applied to the military association of the butchmen of the world and already went through the process of getting the status of a supervisor in such an association. and to join these events that were held in the world, but unfortunately, the war stopped the military operations a little bit, and i think that such

sovereignty - this is the foundation of this international institution when we talk about protection of human rightsnot but sacrifice specific people. 75 years ago , the declaration on human rights was signed, which personified collective hope , collective hope, we know that it was formed representatives of different regions and it was adopted at the general general assembly, we know that this is what was laid out in this declaration, it is fundamental for the protection of all human rights so that everyone can feel protected, therefore we cannot turn our backs on this declaration we cannot close our eyes eyes on any violence that occurs, we have to ensure that both girls and women have the same opportunities to be involved in society in other spheres as men, when we talk about systemic discrimination, we know we have to ensure so that there is no persecution with violence of representatives of the lgbt community, this is what we share the principle of humanity, we know what the losses can be, so when i talk about investments in progress, i have to talk about all these aspects. so i want to summariz

convenient, otherwise any dubious actions from the point of view of democracy, but the protection of human rightsuestions, but as long as he provided military, uh, political and diplomatic support, and washington was primarily involved in solving the problem of countering communism and supporting, and anti-communist movements. supporting all of washington's steps in the international arena, including in the fight against the soviet union during the cold war. the dictator was paying off washington. live overthrows of pro-communist regimes, indeed, when an operation was carried out to land american troops in cuba in order to prevent, uh, in the soft underbelly of the united states , the formation of a communist regime loyal to the soviet union, and samosa provided uh, a military base and provided support, and there were even rumors that he made a fiery speech and asked to bring him a piece of beard. and fidel castro after which castro declared that from now on he was his personal enemy and his entire family. and when the sauce itself began to have problems, and uh, contrast, they set the task of ov

situation is now and the outlined problem for this conversation , a human rights defender, a student of the ukrainian center for the protection of human rights, was with us. thank you for the e- ihor kharchenko diplomat extraordinary plenipotentiary ambassador of ukraine mr. ihor good day good morning congratulations actually we will now talk about the results of the meeting putin and erdoğan, is it possible to characterize this meeting? was it successful for erdoğan or, on the contrary, was it successful for putin? well, i would, i think, uh, it was not such criteria that the audition was successful for erdoğan, or was it successful for this moscow engine? is it for us? it had some kind of positive or negative significance, precisely from this point of view, well, the meeting took place, well, there were obvious reasons for such a meeting to take place, and only one person in this world knows about them, erdogan, but if i were even a journalist, i would not ask him why did he have this meeting? i would think to myself that obviously the reasons were quite important. i would think that maybe all the reasons were primarily int

because as a by john needs to deliver on its promises of security, humanitarian health and protection of human rights. we had one of the a lady and click saying the will, the outside world should do something. the outside world has a very poor track record when it comes to intervening in regional conflicts. but it does seem with that we should just stand by and watch as indeed, as i said, they should be supporting. i mean, you know, in terms of looking off to the refugees are coming, but there's one very specific important thing the international community can do. now, and they couldn't put, they can persuade as a by john to allow an international human rights monitoring mission to be established in new going. okay, we're about to monitor what is happening that the local ethnic. i'll be a medium population these protected. we think that is a, an important role for the internet community. now. they should be not taking as a, by john's word for that they will do so they will, should be offering to set up such a mission and persuading as a by john to allow it to happen on that basis. that will be clarit

support them colleagues, first of all, they contradict the european conventions on the protection of human rightsnd freedoms, as i said before, and secondly, they discriminate against a separate group of judges, violating their rights due to circumstances that arose not through their fault, but through the ranks of the state itself, and it is not possible to establish unlimited terms of prosecution for life imprisonment how about the peps thank you i'm putting the vote on i will please the committee see the colleagues of clean water manipulation reminded you of the questions of the peps here the question to the peps at all there is no language at all and here there is no restriction eh the rights of individuals or lifelong responsibility are not discussed here, the story is completely clear, now 11,000 complaints are in the high council of justice . if this amendment does not pass on the part of such proceedings, on the part of well-founded complaints , the proceedings will simply be closed. i need to support, thank you, i am putting to a vote the proposal of people 's deputy demchenko to confirm

humanitarian and development programs, as well as various activities that were directed to the protection of human rightserefore, this last week, a summit on sustainable development was held, which developed and implemented a new tool in order to prevent conflicts and crazes of various kinds, many changes are extremely important and effective, but we are also talking about these various tools that are weakening when we talk about geopolitical pressures and risks, some are not, some are not withstanding, but some are, what are the structures that we need at the moment, they are not there yet, the number of conflicts that have doubled over the past year, our un peacekeeping missions , they have now also acquired large-scale nuclear disarmament is currently in a state of constriction and that is why we turn to pay attention to new threats that come from the development of technology and that is why we now have to continue our activities we have to confirm our responsibilities that are on our shoulders in accordance with the un charter in order to prioritize the prevention of conflicts and crises, as well as

of all, there is an absolutely legal , legitimate possibility to limit the constitutional rights and freedoms, the constitution of ukraine also allows this, and the convention on the protection of human rights, the fundamental principles of freedom, which are governed by the european court of human rights and international facts about civil and political rights also allow the possibility of legitimate temporary restrictions on human rights under the legal regime of a state of military emergency therefore, to say that the right of a person who obtains a second , third or fifth education will be limited. if such a legislative initiative receives support my colleagues, i think there are problems with the constitutionality of such an initiative with compliance and international standards , so what will not happen, but first of all, you need to understand that we are talking about people who, let's say, before the war, were like that and it was generally certain. 30 years ago, i started to get my second education there in a completely different field. by the way, after my initiative, i received very interesting facts by e-mail to my official deputy address about the fact that we have a si

, it is true, not the forehead cross, nor other international structures related to the protection of human rightsitoring the progress of criminal cases, execution of criminal punishments, they do not work in russian. moreover, russia has already took several steps to recognize no, the lack of jurisdiction of international norms on its territory, they withdrew from many charters and treaties, stopped these charters, or at the legislative level, brought to the upper level the adoption of their own legislation over international norms, thus in fact standing precedent, at the moment no border organization can get to our... captive without sanctions or without some excessive advocacy work, so there are cases of pressure, advocacy, involvement of international famous persons, accusations, certain cases of access to our prisoners of war observers, foreign, or at least doctors , or human rights defenders, even in russian, they exist, but we hear less and less about it, the same fate of the singer... not only maksym butkevich, a well-known human rights activist, and a journalist, who once worked for the b

nation who understand that they are really working for the protection of the territorial integral integrity for the protection of human rights for the prevention of any aggression and genocidal policy and therefore at the epicenter of such efforts, in particular the entire chamber, must be the un itself and there must be reformation of the reformation of such international institutions and i emphasize that we should not be afraid of reforms, we are ready to work with the member countries of the security council, we can together propose certain amendments to the charter and finally approve them, and that is why i i want to assure everyone in the world that ukraine offers, it offers, it puts forward specific issues, emphasizes and calls for joint efforts in order to show what kind of leadership i am in order to look for the right solutions, so that all the points of our peace formula are fulfilled, and maybe you will add yours. so we we involve our national security advisers and the like, i.e. such groups. they aim to make whole lists of decisions and legislative proposals of legislative proposals in order to proceed to the im

the nation in a engaged was the formula and working for the protection of integrity and human of rights and policy. gnat try, should be in this very chamber. and given to the extent in the general assembly is institutions is necessary and we should be afraid of such reform and members to work on the relevant draft resolution to the u.n. charter and i would like to make it clear in the world that ukraine to nations in the world and calling them to join unifications and can demonstrate the framework of one or more. we can accomplish based on the peace formula where national security adviser to have democratic representatives. these are tough the list of decisions and proposal to be implemented in order for irrelevant point we are ready to hope and advisers and in accordance with the 10 points of the peace formula and summit and this draft and submit it for consideration and respective summit. all nations of the world can actively participate in restoration. cooperation is the keyword nrl international relations and thinks a key for peace. let the peace prevail and may our institutions and

protection of the rights and freedoms of man and citizen of the russian federation; this procedural norm is also reflected in article 46 and it establishes guarantees for the judicial protection of humanu find this useful. eh, to be honest, i don't like her was useful at all. but what i ’m going to tell you now will be useful 100% good evening , today we’re meeting without major golitsyno, he’s a little sick. well, yes, now such a virus is spreading terribly. how do you like your colleagues from adler honestly? they didn’t really investigate the bruises on my body. they didn’t bother anyone at all. they left bruises. this means she could have died from a violent death, most likely, she was thrown from the bridge. by the way, marina ponomareva really has the exact same car as larisa karpenko’s husband karpenko said this. well done, it’s good that you found out, you’re growing. let's not go by the clock. thank you. well, according to the results of the autopsy, death occurred. yesterday at around nine ten o'clock in the evening, the cause of death was aflexia, or strangled with some kind of thick tape, possibly with a trouser belt. so, i carried out an examination of the handbag strap a

in the field of defense is moving of the person, the protection of the community, the protection of society, and the protection of social human rightst we are trying to talk about the fact that ukraine should integrate into the european union, when such statements are made, it means that the officials have a complete understanding of what is currently happening in europe, what is being done in the european union what is the attitude of the state to people's problems in the union, and this is of course a very strong concern for me. well, it is probably not for nothing that three or four months ago, the european commission gave its assessment of ukraine's readiness in the field of social policy regarding integration into the european union, and this was the assessment of one out of five possible, that is, after such statements , i was driving from the occupied territories somewhere , i don't know, in the neighboring region and they pay 2,000 uah, that is 50 €, can you say that a person on this 2000 hryvnia, as she said, she lavishes and abuses, well, it’s simple, i don’t know somehow, in the supermarket i wanted to look, for example,

of interaction between human rights and the environment. it is well-established that environmental degradation can infringe on a number of internationally protecteduman rights and it is similarly well-established that states have an obligation to address the foreseeable risks posed by environmental degradation. what is unprecedented here is the application of these principles to climate change. brent: would it be a success for these young plaintiffs if the court were to say it is a human right to expect countries and adults to take action to protect future generations? >> that is certainly a possibility. we have seen national courts in european countries like the netherlands and germany ordering governments, telling governments that they are not doing enough, that they should toughen their emission reductions, and that's because addressing the global climate crisis will require deep and rapid reduction in the emissions of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. brent: we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us tonight. thank you. >> my pleasure. brent: torrential rains from storm elias have swept across greece, damaging roads and causing pow

of interaction between human rights and the environment . it is well established that environmental degradation can infringe on a number of internationally protected human rights. and it is similarly well established that states have an obligation to address before cbl risks posed by environmental degradation. what's unprecedented here is the application of these principles to find the change, and would it be a success for these young plaintive, if the court were to say, it is a human right to expect countries in adults to take action to protect future generations? well, that is certainly a possibility we, we have seen the national courts and european countries like the netherlands and in germany, ordering governments telling governments that they're not doing enough that they should defend the emission reductions. and that is because addressing the global climate crisis will require deep and rapid reduction in, in the emissions of greenhouse gases, to be honest, here, mr. macos or younger. we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us tonight. thank you. my pleasure. thank you. so it is definitely one of south america's most beautiful sights,

it is clear, looking at what has happened, keeping the peace, protecting human rights and lives of thousandsf thousands of armenians is a pressing concern for lots of people in the international community. to be honest, it has been tough to get a clear picture of what is happening. with more people are merging with their own first—hand account, that could soon change. their own first-hand account, that could soon change.— their own first-hand account, that could soon change. thank you very much. could soon change. thank you very much- joining _ could soon change. thank you very much. joining me _ could soon change. thank you very much. joining me now— could soon change. thank you very much. joining me now is— could soon change. thank you very much. joining me now is a - much. joining me now is a spokesperson for the red cross delegation in armenia. thank you for being here. we were watching the exodus of people well under way. what are your principal concern5? thank you very much. 0ur organisation has been present acro55 organisation has been present across the region since three decades and

certificate as somebody in the musical parades with the wide range of countries and dispute of human rights protection from southeast asia to you, including russia. this event has a big impact because it helps understand how different countries deal with human rights issues for indonesia, one of the main issues is the protection of personal data. we're in the process of working on it. it's very important for society to understand the due date, a safe when dealing with the government. i'm on old if tbd is between indonesia and russia, the most important thing is sharing knowledge about human rights protection. because we have the chance to exchange experience with have positive results and impact our nations. and we can share how different countries deal with certain issues, including the universal implementation of democracy. the concept of democracy can now be implemented in every country. as every country has its unique characteristics, but as a universal concept, there is a lot of common sense that we can adults and implementing our policies. and i'll be back with much more news in about 30 minutes

just festa for it because for europe and cult of human rights is really one of the most of all right that you've international called when it comes to protecting human rights. and so the interpretation that the quotes will run to the existing obligations as fits with the significance for us, that's beyond parts of it. so this is what makes these get so interesting use that it has the potential to fit in forming an compelling governance to increase the foundation. so not just inventive support you go beyond across europe and attributes. so outside of sure isn't, is, is this case largely symbolic, really because the infringement of the rise lie in the future and on the predicted? no, it's absolutely not on the symbolic because if we were only able to repair, schumann writes relation wants to harm, has audio chipped. um, i mean, this would not lead to the just just the 3 of switching for human rights knowns. and so circumstance when the harm is possible and governments have all reasons to expect, but it's still an action or inaction with researching ation and let's duration then they have to act already without waiting for the home to ok. so do y

difficult as somebody in the musical grades with the wide range of countries and dispute of human rights protection from southeast asia to you, including russia. fisher then has a big impact because it helps understand how different countries deal with human rights issues for indonesia, one of the main issues is the protection of personal data. we're in the process of working on it. it's very important for society to understand the due date, a safe when dealing with the government. i'm on old if tbd is between indonesia and russia, the most important thing is sharing knowledge about human rights protection. because we have the chance to exchange experience with have positive results and impact their nations. and we can share how different countries deal with certain issues, including the universal implementation of democracy. the concept of democracy can now be implemented in every country. as every country has its unique characteristics, but as a universal concept, there is a lot of common sense that we can adults and implementing our policies. let's look at the news for now, but to stay with us o

certificate as somebody indonesia corporation is a wide range of countries and dispute of human rights protection from southeast asia to you, including russia. this event has a big impact because it helps understand how different countries deal with human rights issues for indonesia, one of the main issues is the protection of personal data. we're in the process of working on it. it's very important for society to understand the due date, a safe when dealing with the government. i'm on old, if dvd is between indonesia and russia, the most important thing is sharing knowledge about human rights protection. because we have the chance to exchange experience with have positive results and impact their nations. and we can share how different countries deal with certain issues, including the universal implementation of democracy. the concept of democracy can now be implemented in every country. as every country has its unique characteristics, but as a universal concept, there is a lot of common sense that we can adults and implementing our policies. agents with south africa as electricity outages at re

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rights of armenians and the republic of azerbaijan. we also said that the supreme leader of the revolution clearly declared that you must protect the humanights of armenians in syria and nagorno- karabakh. doubts about staying now , who will design azerbaijan, what about turkey and lions it is related to the future. currently, the situation is like this, but if it changes, i will make another decision. we will apply it to ourselves. less than a minute in the near future , we will see other developments in the south caucasus region and the opening of this country. now this attack of armenia through azerbaijan seems according to the predicted areas, it will happen based on the field evidence and the forces that are being moved in the armenian region of armenia. in my opinion, the islamic republic of armenia should declare strict caution and have a comprehensive plan that if these attacks happen from deep in the territory of armenia, what will the islamic republic do? the figure can be entered let's respect the interests and interests of the islamic republic in this matter, tabrizim, the bottom view of the presence and analysis of both dign

significant just fish to for it because for europe in coats of human rights is really one of the most authoritative international court when it comes to protecting human rights on. so the interpretation that the quotes with a rundown of the existing will be cation subscripts with the significance for us, that's beyond the parts of it. and so this is what makes these get so interesting is that it has the potential to fit in for me. and compelling governments to increase the elevator conditions and not just inventive support, you go beyond across europe, unexcused. so outside of your business is this case largely symbolic, really because the infringement of the rise lie in the future. and i only predicted no, it's sort of not only symbolic, because if we were only able to repair she on right solution wants to hom has already o chips. i mean, this would not lead to the just, just that we have searching for human rights knowns. and so circumstance, when the harm is fussy about and the governments have all reasons to expect, but a certain action or inaction with researching ation. and let's be a nation, then they have to act totally do without waitin

lugansk people's republic and the laws of the lugansk people 's republic and ensure the protection of human and civil rights freedoms; implement the decrees of the president of the russian federation and decisions of the government of the russian federation with honor to fulfill the high duties of the head of the lugansk people's republic. denis pushilin became the first head of the dpr within russia; he was elected by deputies of the people's council; the new head of the republic has already taken the oath. he promised to faithfully serve the people of the republic and comply with the constitution of the russian federation and federal laws . a correspondent observed the ceremony. ktrk, donetsk vadim topalov with deputies of the people's council in the expected decision they will have to choose the head of the donetsk people's republic, this voice is trembling, because, well, this is truly a historical event. we are electing the head of a subject of the russian federation for voting. all is ready. a special ballot box has already been delivered to the hall. and with its help the secret voting procedure will

people's republic and the laws of the lugansk people's republic, respect and ensure the protection of human and civil rights freedoms, implement the decrees of the president of the russian federation and decisions of the government of the russian federation, honorably fulfill the high responsibilities of the head of the lugansk people's republic, the first head of the dpr in the composition denis pushilin became russia. his the deputies of the people's council elected the new head of the republic and has already taken the oath. he promised to faithfully serve the people of the republic and also to comply with the constitution of the russian federation and federal laws. watching the ceremony, state television and radio broadcasting company donetsk correspondent vadim topalov sat in the hall with deputies of the people's council in anticipation of a historic decision; they will have to choose the head of the donetsk people's republic ; this vote is valued, because, well, this is truly a historical event. we are electing the head of a subject of the russian federation for voting. all is ready. to the hall a sp

republic and the laws of the lugansk people's republic; to respect and ensure the protection of human and civil rightsnd freedoms ; to carry out the decrees of the president of the russian federation and resolutions of the government of the russian federation; to honorably fulfill the high duties of the head lugansk people's republic. evgeny balitsky became the head of the zaporozhye region and his candidacy was supported deputy of the legislative assembly of the ballet region noted the special role of members of election commissions who were involved in the september elections, despite threats and danger, they performed their duty. the governor himself wrote on his telegram channel today, the main task is to make sure that the people who voted for him are not disappointed. well, everyone will have to go through a difficult path of adaptation to new realities, whatever one may say, but we lived with you for 30 years in other legislative dimensions. today we need to integrate. this path is not simple. people need to understand the value of a budget. what is the value of justice? kherson region, headed

human rights lunacy. former defence secretary ben wallace accuses the european court human rights of court of human rights of protecting terror lists and no sneaky changes. >> that's the warning from campaigner as to the prime minister who is considering changing the triple lock pension arrangement. mean heat warnings. >> a new study is telling us to cut down on our sausages in order to protect the planet . order to protect the planet. >> prime ministers questions today at midday. >> prime ministers questions today at midday . we'll bring you today at midday. we'll bring you all you need to know before we head into the house of commons for this week's clash . for this week's clash. so you're giving up sausages .7 so you're giving up sausages? >> save the planet because i'm not. >> no, i'm not. >> i had a very nice sausage sandwich on sunday morning. i enjoyed it. and i think another one this weekend. weekend treat excellent. >> now talking of sausage sandwiches, should you have a relationship the office relationship in the office because boss of bp did just because the boss of bp did just that and the shares have plumm

just 1st of all, because for europe and cult of human rights is really one of the most of all right, that you've international quotes when it comes to protecting human rights. and so the interpretation that the quotes will run to the existing or begins as fits with the significance for us, that's beyond parts of it. and so this is what makes these get so interesting is that it has the potential to fit in for me and compelling governments to increase the conditions and not just the invitation of what you're doing. that's beyond across europe and attributes. so outside of here isn't, is, is this case largely symbolic, really because the infringement of the rise lie in the future and i only predicted no, it's of searching though tony, symbolic, because if we were only able to repair should be on, right? solution wants to, hom has already killed, i mean, this would not lead to the just, just that we have switching for human, right? that's knowns. and so in the circumstance, when the harm is possible and governments have, or reasons to expect that a certain action or inaction with researching ation. and what's the lation then they have to act total

of human rights, the international covenant on civil and political rights , the international convention on the elimination of all forms of racial discrimination, the european convention for the protectionntry's decrepit economy , and simply because the ruling elite of latvia cannot curb the attacks of russophobia. this is the news of the week next in the program. germany is called the sickest man in europe. what suddenly happened to the german economic miracle? the american scenario of a military coup in chile , as it happened in september seventy-third , barack obama was tired of waiting at the gay pride parades, and he everything doesn’t go there, what’s wrong with it. he sang life, love and we preserve dagestan. clarifications asked about the extremely disgusting situation that affects the whole world. big politics depends on the internal structure of every word that is spoken here. damn interesting shots from the other side, we are still landing, and have an extremely busy week on a helicopter, which only our operators can see. well, unusual mobile reporters. and the moment was broadcast for the first time and we know how to convey it. and this one too. hello moscow kremlin we watc

of the chairs of asian, the ombudsman association, with delegations from indonesia, china, turkey, a, and pakistan. among others, the ombudsman discussed human rights and data protection issues and the prospects of further cooperation. participants also signed the memorandum of understanding our t got an exclusive interview with the head of the in the nation delegation, who said, cooperation in human rights with russia is invaluable for both countries. some of that and the government that i am certificate as somebody in the musical parades with the wide range of countries and dispute of human rights protection from southeast asia. it's.

to, to go into a car box to monitor the security of se, carmine and stay as of why john has promised to protect human rights and the disputed enclave which it sees control of this week. a ceasefire. we say, protest is still holding by a media has accused as a by john of planning, it's nick lindsey repeated steve aggression deposited by john against the sovereign say the 3 of the republic of, for me and military attacks against the people have not gotten a kind of significantly disrupt peace and stability. now, region massively violate it's human rights and romance heavy and low re presenting existential threats for armenians. the international community sit down to take all the efforts for an immediate deployment of from the interagency mission by the united nations, to not going to come up with the, to monitor and access the human rights to minutes here in a security situation on the ground. well as a by john has been tightening its grape on the go into a car box since it's lightning military offensive, which followed a month long road road blockade. now badly neither humanitarian id starting to reach civi

human rights. >> okay . all right. i mean, the >> okay. all right. i mean, the protection ofas to protect i thought really was to protect people i aren't people like you and i who aren't terrorists , least last terrorists, at least not last time checked. but if time i checked. right. but if they protecting they end up protecting terrorists and putting at terrorists and putting us all at risk, that's bad human rights, isn't it ? isn't it? >> well, i think the issue that you have with human rights is for be effective human for them to be effective human rights effectively. rights laws effectively. they need universal. need to be universal. >> or sinner , because >> so saint or sinner, because at point of deciding who is at the point of deciding who is at the point of deciding who is a then you bring into a sinner, then you bring into things fair trials. things like fair trials. >> now, the issue that we're seeing with ben seeing with with with ben wallace to, it's wallace boils down to, and it's something that's been going on for essentially in the for decades, essentially in t

the electoral commission center, ella pamfilova, people's deputy, minister of social protection, commissioner for human rightsentral election commission in any matter. she shows character and professionalism, remaining modest and charming in all publicity. panfilova was the first woman in russian history to participate in the presidential elections in 2000 in her youth. i wanted to go to journalism school and write science fiction novels. well, about how life turned out. she doesn’t regret it at all, because the plot turned out really fantastic. on sunday, the next election marathon ended and ella alexandrovna , of course, had her holiday at work. the colleague said, please, don’t give me your expensive bouquets, well, they’ll stand for 2 days, they cost a lot of money, they’ll wither better. collect and buy medicine for the front. but this will be for i have the best congratulations and the best gift. they exceeded all my expectations and chipped in and we bought an ambulance for the front; the military doctors who work on the front line thanked the staff of the election commission center for this gift and c

i don't think azerbaijan has shown that they are serious about protecting the human rights of armenianians in the region. anchor: what about the armenians fleeing to armenia? can armenia support these people arriving? >> as your correspondent noted, they seem to be overwhelmed. i know some members of the international community are trying to get support and help to them but you are talking about a massive number of people in a fairly poor country and armenia so it will be a large task for the armenian government. anchor: coming back to the international community and creating an environment of peace, both armenia and azerbaijan have close ties with russia. can russia mediate a solution? >> i think russia has shown that they cannot. they mediated a solution to the war in 2020 but since they have invaded ukraine. their response to the latest war in nagorno-karabakh has been to say it is an internal issue though they have peacekeepers on the ground. they did not actually do anything. russia has shown itself to not be a game broker for peace in this region. anchor: what role do you think t

fundamental basis of the west for the west for america for the united nations has always been human rights, that is, they shouted about it and at every step we continue to broadcast the protectionhere is another very illustrative example, which is connected specifically with human rights, which is supra-national and supra- religious. that is, they are universal for everyone for any person. just the other day in russian estonian. i dream of eating with a ban on transporting vehicles with russian license plates; they simply did not let a disabled woman, a ukrainian refugee, in i emphasize that the ukrainian refugee with a severe form of oncology was simply not allowed to drive a car with russian license plates and was forced to use a wheelchair. and there is how she got further. only god knows, but the fact remains a fact. this is human rights, a dramatic woman from the city of mariupol, she has terminal cancer and they tried to take her to a hospice in a private ambulance, i’ll circle the fact that the private ambulance has more russian license plates , the son was afraid that the car would be wrapped up, he’s a woman i was driving with my son. he took out a wheelchair, a wheelc

union , twice deputy of the russian state duma and minister of social protection of the gaidar government, head the presidential human rights that all or panfilova, who is celebrating an anniversary today instead of gifts and flowers for her birthday ella alexandrovna asked her colleagues in the cycle to collect first aid kits for the soldiers who are now taking part in the special operation evgeniy rozhkov will continue during the elections alla alexandrovna says she is here she spent the day and spent the night, and in this space everything makes sense to her. barge haulers yes, this is our composition, the cycles worked and swear. so the association arose. well , it turns out, yes, who will leave everything to the commission? not the officials who took such a stand. you ordered them, and these are representatives of all parties, all public associations. and good morning, dear present, and with such a system, where nearly a million people work, elopamfilova has been in charge since 2016, endless company trips to escape to their small homeland also happened only for work. remember such a girl, please, such a beautiful girl

myroslav marinovych , vice-rector of the ukrainian catholic university , member, founder of the human rights protection ukrainian helsinki group, dissident, a political prisoner of the ussr, a philosopher, a regezologist and a publicist . i hope now, p. myroslava. glory to ukraine glory to the heroes so i want to talk about not so much about today not so much about september 17, 1939, when , how should i say, russia joined the opening of the second world war by capturing many different territories, including galicia. and my question is different . do you think that someday a real history , a normal history, will appear in russia? i understand that history is very subjective, a very imprecise science. yes, it is very humanitarian. but approximately everyone agrees that the first on september 17, hitler attacked poland, on the 17th, stalin attacked poland , that is, there are some moments when there are no discussions , then there can be discussions who, where, how, in what number, but there are some russians who are absolutely recognized by the world, always others, just always another, will some such m

of the own class level bows. cool, full protection and more humanitarian i and 6 young people. so the a, you and all the nations at the european court of human rights for not doing enough to protect them from climate change. the anatomy, how it welcome. we begin in a rock way steak media site, at least 100 people have been killed in more than a 150 injured in a fight at a wedding party. witnesses said the place daunted off the fi works with say to off inside the venue in the northern i'll how many a district just outside of nursing school, it's metal now, jams the whole way hundreds of guests had gathered for a wedding. the ceiling buckled by the blaze that broke out late on tuesday nights, killing at least a 100 people. the officials said the bride and groom were among the dead. survivors were rushed to local and regional hospitals to be treated for bands and smoke. inhalation eye witnesses said the fire started as the wedding couple can make we were on the dance floor. how did this happen? while i was able to get any, what can i say? they were about to do a slow dance with us, so they only the fireworks sometimes die. the one that hit the ceiling