writing and mayor of london that we as a human rights association of people's right to express freedom they said that we have always defended ourselves, but when these kinds of issues attack innocent people and brutally attack them in the streets, it should be stopped. in front of konsugari , they had raised the flag of palestine and thanked them for, for example, raising the flag of israel . and thanking the evil zionist government for what, for killing 40,000 innocent people, for killing children, for wars , war killings, it's true, it's really a disaster, it's really a disaster, thank you very much, mr. shajare, for the explanations you gave us. dadin, i will say goodbye to you now . we talked about various topics, the increase of participation, we took the analysis from mr. b, the family , now mrs. rahnama, who is also active in our virtual desk, will explain to us on friday evening that the production of the content of the attack to the people who go and vote abroad now , it had become somewhat viral. it had spread and became widespread . thank you for knowing the persian language

face in prison, men with one in story held without charge or trial. meanwhile, according to human rights association, 200 prisoners under the age of 18 model, almost a 100 of them all women, however, is really a national security human. as the, it's a may have been developed has cooled, the presence of terrorists, the res, overcrowded in the presence. i never thought of releasing service from prisoners because of it. i have already proposed a much simpler solution which is to legalize the death penalty for terrorists, which would solve the overcrowding problem. let's say the same conditions before october, 7 or bad, but they deteriorated significantly. when do the actions of figures like been to be or been here's extreme measures were well documented in this really media and targeted the prison system to improve his image among the right wing. and israel been give years actions were part of a broader agenda, resulting in increased brutality towards prisoners. the entry of ben v, you're into the security wings of the prisons, march a new level of aggression to statements about wanting to kill prisone

the association for civil rights in israel operations. joining us from tel aviv and from ramallah, gena, i will, has not an international advocacy officer at the mirror, a prisoner support and human rights association. thank you both so much for your time. no, uh you are the head of the largest and oldest human rights organization in israel, and the issue of posting and prisoners is not new. but can you tell us what changed just the stars of this war on gaza? so there's, it's, the conditions have been much less than a year before the war, but things have deteriorated in massive way since october, 7th, and from the 1st day of the war, there had been attempts suppose to reduce transparency in terms of denying lawyer visits for a long time, some of the prisoners still don't have lawyer visits and the bounding of the red cross that has been visiting, tossing prisoners since 1967, continuously. they've not been able to as a prisoner since october. so that means that all of us are having to rely on missing information and do not have a full picture of what is going on. and so that is one thing that we've seen the other as we've seen, get attempts to deny basic care human rights from pr

or while i mean, well, according to the human rights association, 200 are on the 18, was almost a 100. no, a women so hard for us is the director general past in human rights wisdom told us that no matter. so this. so there was the of the charges. everyone must be treated according to the law. of course, not like him, the pull that they comment could all lines deserves to be trailed in the fair trial procedures and into dissolved any and minimum dignity and standards. there are standards and then donors in 11 to guarantee the lights and the dignity of the prisoners and the relevant to what they committed. and is it all and as a stage would be bullied by these fluids and standards. the conditions are hardly better and to be honest in bold with the prisons and all of the detention facilities, the over crowded list of the cells and the ones. most of the people sleeping on the ground there is to magic policy all started ration cutting goals. the electricity, the guards confiscated over the clones and the property, all the detainees, they're attacking their cells and beating them, accompan

passing space in prison with one in 3 held without charge or trial. meanwhile, according to human rights association, 200 of the prisons are on the 18 while almost 100 of the all women now, however, is a national security minister. it's a may have been give, it has called the prison of terrorist the res, overcrowded and in the presence i never thought of releasing service from prisoners because of it. i have already proposed a much simpler solution which is to legalize the death penalty for terrorists, which would solve the overcrowding problem. let's say the conditions before october 7 were bad, but they deteriorated significantly. due to the actions of figures like ben v or the gears extreme measures were well documented in is really media. and he targeted the prison system to improve his image among the right wing. and israel been clears actions were part of a broader agenda, resulting in increased brutality towards prisoners. the entry of ben v, you're into the security wings of the prisons, march a new level of aggression to statements about wanting to kill prisoners, rather than give them frui

i meanwhile, according to the human rights association, 200 are under 18. well over a 100 more are women saw her father. so she's the direct to general passing human rights or so she told us earlier, but no matter this a veteran, see all the charges. everyone must be treated according to the law. and of course, not like him, the pull that they comment could all lines deserves to be trailed in the fair trial procedures and into dissolved any and minimum dignity and standards. there are standards and then donors in 11 to guarantee the lights and the dignity of the prisoners and the relevant to what they committed. and is it all and as a stage would be boeing? boy, boy, these rules and standards, the conditions are hardly better and to be honest in bold with the prisons and all of the detention facility is the over crowded list of the cells of the rooms. most of the people sleeping on the ground, there is domestic policy, all started ration, cutting goals, the electricity, the guards confiscated over the clones and the property of the detainees. they are adapti

in prison. men with $1.00 and $3.00 held without charge o trial. meanwhile, according to human rights association, 200 prisoners under the age of 18 model, almost a 100 of them all women, however, is really a national security human as the it may have been because there has cooled the presence of terrorists there is overcrowded in the presence i never thought of releasing service from prisoners because of it. i have already proposed a much simpler solution which is to legalize the death penalty for terrorists, which would solve the overcrowding problem. let's say the same, the conditions before october 7 were bad, but they deteriorated significantly to that. when do the actions of figures like been to be or then here's extreme measures were well documented in this really media and target in the present system to improve his image among the right wing. and israel been viewers, actions were part of a broader agenda resulting in increased brutality towards prisoners.

detained with $1.00 and $3.00 held without charges or while now, meanwhile, according to the human rights association, $200.00 are on the 18 wall, almost a 100 more women. so holler, francis, she's the director, general of prostate and human rights. what style told us that no matter what the severity of the charge is off, everyone must be treated according to the law. of course, not like him. people that they commit to cross lines deserves to be trailed in the fair trial procedures and into dissolved any and minimum dignity and standards. there are standards and then donors in 11 to guarantee the lights and the dignity of the prisoners and relevant to what they committed and is it all as a state should be bullied by these fluids and standards. the conditions are hardly better and to be honest in all of the prisons and all of the detention facilities, the over crowded list of the cells of the rooms. most of the people sleeping on the ground, there is domestic policy, all started ration, cutting goals, the electricity, the guards confiscated, always the clones and the property of the detainees. they ar

been detained with $1.00 and $3.00 held without charge or trial. meanwhile, according to human rights associations are $200.00 of the prisoners are under 18, almost a 100 more women. well, that's a lot more impressed by right now to get to so hot for nonsense. who is the director general of public opinion, human rights watch talk, a great pleasure to have you on the program. thank you for joining us here. can i just start off quickly? how would you assess the situation of torture against palestinian detainees who are being held in? is there any prison to since october the 7th? actually, the wholesale killed stance is of the posting and prisoners inside the prisons deteriorated seriously. and especially the use of torture and excessive force that is the implemented against the detainees. the total number of those who died inside the prison is much more than $77.00. we know about 37 prison, their strong guest said that they were killed in custody, but also 12 others from the west bank and chosen. and we are dying out of physical attacks and helps neglect. adult church, of course, is a systematic, wi

serhii starenkyi, lawyer, deputy chairman of the committee for the protection of human rights, national association of lawyers of ukraine, joins our broadcast. welcome to our broadcast. thank you for joining. yes, good morning. mr. sergey, have we correctly described the chronology of events with what awaits those who did not go, did not update their data or did not register in the reserve plus. yes, that's right, today the 16th is the last day you can do it. to do, therefore, it is worth doing it, because really the procedure for imposing fines, the procedure for imposing, bringing to justice those who did not do it without a good reason, it is, unfortunately, so, you know, very strict, and a person has little opportunity to leave himself from illegal imposition of this fine, it will be imposed first, then the person will be declared wanted, and the person will have problems. on any inspection documents, he can be detained, delivered to the shopping center in the future, and he will have less chance, let's say so, to provide all the necessary documents that he needs to provide there for a postpone

on human rights, article 10 provides that everyone has the right to freedom of expression, and article 11 provides that everyone has the right to freedom of peaceful assembly and freedom of association with others . therefore, on june 18, 2024 , the european court of human rights issued a decision in which it stated that by recognizing the world congress of ukraine as an undesirable organization, russia violated article 11 of the european convention on human rights regarding freedom of assembly and association, which the court interpreted in your against the background of article 10 of this convention on freedom of expression. in its decision , the court also decided that the intervention related to the recognition of the applicants' organization, including the world congress of ukrainians, as undesirable, does not meet the criterion of legality due to unpredictability and'. the possibility of arbitrary application, and in the end the court also decided that the national legislation of the russian federation did not provide. organizations, applicants, including the world congress of ukrainians, sufficient and effective guarantees against abuse, its power, and on the basis that it wa

tomorrow's election are astronomical because there is so much at stake, human rights, liberty, democracy, freedom of association. i think the most important thing on the ballot tomorw is the reunification of many venezuelan families who had to be separated because of migration. there are over 7 million migrants from venezuela already across the world. people are going to t ballot box tomorrow to bring back the brothers, sisters, parents, and kids. what venezuelans were the most is to be back together as a family in a democratic, progressive nation. >> i have read reports of the rallies that maria corina machado was holding that she has to sneak in. what is creating this enthusiasm? >> this time there is an opposition unified under maria corina machado the opposition leaders and our candidate urrutia. people want tomorrow to make a change and have their voices heard. they are tired of hyperinflation and food scarcity. they are tired of n having water or electricity and they are tired of political persecution. people want to change and that is what that's why there is so much excitement tomorrow. >> late last yea

blenheim palace is under no circumstances will labour leave the european convention on human rights and its associated . but what is in strasbourg. but what is interesting is overnight we get the news that border force picked up a may day call, picked up a group of migrants in the channel and took them not back to dover , but put them into to dover, but put them into calais. do you think this was a political decision? could this be actually the way that we do solve the problem? >> to i be honest, nigel, i'd be speculating if i was to say it was a political decision. >> however, i think the tone that, keir and yvette cooper have both set since the election is that we're not going to tolerate it. we're going to deal with the problem, whether it's within europe or, as the announcement said today in the sources of initial migration in the middle east and africa. and so i think the tone may have emboldened the border force to do what they did. but also, i think it's important that it also shows if we get cooperation with france, there is a real prospect that we can deal with this problem in a way that woul

you will now watch afshin piravi, director of the association of iranian human rights and allies.essage is simple and clear. you are not your enemies, you are your friends. we are not your rivals, we are your partners. we are not your threats. we are your allies, we are not islamic republic, we are the iranian people, and we are ready to work with you towards a shared future of peace and prosperity for all. ladies and gents, with that eyeburner, we include our expose for tonight right here on press tv. please do follow our handle expose ptv on x, instagram, youtube and tiktok. stay tuned for more eye-opening investigations on expose, the truth is just the revelation away. the regime's onslot is decimating his economy, even if it is loses all of it is national cities, nothing compares to the loss of life and the station. it's fighting a war on three fronts, another possibility of a full-fl war with is adding more to his uncertain economic future. we now see thousands of israelies since october 7th, but even recently, even more and more are leaving for fear of a wider war. can the r

biggest enemy's flag, zinast israel. you will now watch afshin piravi, director of the association of iranian human rights and allies. give you not, this is his title, speaking in travelgar square in central london. you have to see this. our message is simple and clear, we are not your enemies, we are your friends, we are not your rivals, we are your... part, we are not your threats, we are your allies, we are not islamic republic, we are the iranian people, and we are ready to work with you towards the shared future of peace and prosperity for all. ladies and gentle, with that eyeburner, we conclude our expose for tonight right here on press tv, please do follow our handle expose aptv on x, instagram, youtube and tiktok, stay tuned for more eye opening investigations expose, the truth is just a revelation away. global elections, what impact will they make on gaza? presidential elections in iran and in the united states, parliamentary election in france and in the united kingdom, will they recognize the state or palestine and what difference will it make if they do? watch have it up with galliwin. i belie

you will now watch afshin piiravi, director of the association of iranian human rights and allies.title, speaking in travelgar. where in central london, you have to see this. our message is simple and clear, we are not your enemies, we are your friends, we are not your rivals, we are your partners, we are not your threats, we are your allies, we are not islamic republic, we are the iranian people, and we are ready to work with you towards the shared future of peace and prosperity for all. ladies and gents, with that eyeburner, we conclude our expose for tonight right here on press tv. please do follow our handle expose ptv on x, instagram, youtube, and tiktok. stay tuned for more eye opening investigations on expose. the truth is just a revelation away. in the first part of today's show, we'll be taking a look at the us president race and what it might mean in terms of the united states future policy towards palestine and israel. in the second part, we'll be evaluating the outcome of the general election and whether it's likely to affect the uk's relationship with the sign of entit

you will now watch afshin piravi, director of the association of iranian human rights and allies. you not, this is his title, speaking in travelgars. square in central london. you have to see this. our message is simple and clear. we are not your enemies, we are your friends. we are not your rivals, we are your partners. we are not your threats, we are your allies. we are not islamic republic, we are the iranian people. and we are ready to work with you towards a shared future of peace and prosperity. ladies and gents, with that eyeburner we include our expose for tonight right here on press tv. please do follow our handle expose pd on x, instagram, youtube and tiktok. stay tuned for more eye opening investigations on expose. the truth is just a revelation away. in the first part of today's show we'll be taking a look at the us presidential race and what it might mean in terms of the united states future policy towards palestine and israel. in the second part we'll be evaluating the outcome of the british general election and whether it's likely to affect the uk's relationship wit

there was 6 national associations, rights bodies, medical associations, workers unions who have come out and said that these were human rights violations. and they have protested the lives lost. and they say that there needs to be more done to combat the brutalities. and what they describe is unacceptable overreach, by the roots of government in recent weeks. and we're expecting more protests today tuesday, as zane and you know how, how it seems likely to pan out, are we expecting as big a crowd size we did see last week? well, it's been exactly 2 weeks since these protests began, as i said, and we are seeing a very heavy police presence once again. today, there was some hope that after the events of the last 2 weeks after this severe number of, of. busy the dozens killed the funerals took place. there was some hope that things would begin to die down after the tax bill was withdrawn. but we have seen a renewed call by organizers on social media for people to come out and protest. and that is largely being fueled, the anger is being fueled by a townhouse style interview that present william roots. ok if the journalist

rights activism? yes, it could. in fact, i you know, i think the hillary clinton speech i know somebody had written the question about why not hillary? know we really associate hillary with human rights in a broader sense. also, eleanor roosevelt, because of the work she did at the un with chairing the committee that created un declaration of human rights. and so, yes, it's definitely a civil right. and and so those women need to be included. i have 20 minutes. and that was one of the frustrating things about this presentation is i could at least talk for an hour because i knew we were going to leave some people out. but i'm glad you're bringing them up so that we can talk about them. i also want to mention a correction and somebody noted booker t washington did not visit the white house with the hoovers. i had made a note to myself when i was looking at my notes about booker t washington connection with the hoovers because when mrs. the priest was invited and then when the president of the historically black colleges were invited, it was the first time since booker t washington, 20 some years before, had dined with teddy roosevelt. and that was my little note. and i saw it ou

supported movement. last november, german authorities also rated 55 properties associated with the same center. human rights activist joined us earlier from houston texas to share his views on the german police raid. i did some research on the minister of foreign affairs annalina barbock and the interior minister nancy feiser and they come across as hardcore signs and she flew to israel and showed her. acfical support to the zionist regime. i think the most important player in these raids was the interior minister nannis feiser, this is the person who criminalized the the very essence of the slogan from the river to the sea. the interior minister and the foreign minister both voted against the seas fight, they voted against humanitarian aid reaching ghazah for the interior ministry to confuse the islamic republic. and then mixing that up with hizbullah, hammas and somehow tying the mosque, their sermons and the people who attend that mosk to be so-called terrorists, seems like such a strategy that has been used by supporters of the zinist regime throughout the world. the reason why these mosk spaces are bei

authorities also rated 55 properties associated with the same center. human rightssrael and showed her uneecpical support to the zinanist regime. i think the most important player in these raids was the interior minister nannis fiser. this is the person who criminalized the the very essence of the slogan from the river to the sea. the entire minister and the foreign minister both voted against the cease fire. they voted against humanitarian aid. reaching ghazah for the interior ministry to confuse the islamic republic and then mixing that up with hizbullah, hamas and somehow tying the mosk, their sermons and the people who attend that mosk to be so-called terrorists seems like such a strategy that has been used by supporters of the zionist regime throughout the world, the reason why these mosk spaces... are being terrorized and are being banned and shut down is because they are simply using the right to a free speech, they are condemning the crimes of the zionist regime. these so-called representatives of their people, they have such right-wing hardcore values, it's

and political culture in the united states about that spring in human rights lawyer and professor susan spanish. she's a faculty associate, be buckland, kline center for internet and society called university. she's also a director of the dangerous speech project. so welcome to the w professor. we've seen over the they the is your society and probably because becoming increasingly polarized and political a debate ever, sheila is it's inevitable that turns into violence. no, there are effective ways of diminishing how convincing hate speech or what we call dangerous speech is dangerous speeches. any form of human expression that diminishes normal barriers against violence. in other words, it makes it more likely that people will condone or commit violence. so that's very powerful force, unfortunately on people, but it's also possible to undermine it, to counteract it. okay, no, it's not inevitable. it, it is unfortunately powerful, but here in the real world, regardless of the, the calls from both sides for everyone to calm down, it's hard to see how you reverse calls in a country that values free speech so highly that is

it was the human rights adviser to the no 9 and policing and the association of chief police officers. he decided to enter politics in his fifties, starting his volume to provide political and economic stability to help businesses rejuvenate the country. sluggish economic right. and the policies lead his remarks at the onset of the goals will, while they prove controversial, and then it's view when questions about a siege and cutting of water and electricity supplies together. they responded. i think that israel does have that right. it is an ongoing situation. however, he recently expressed a desire to recognize a palestinian state if he wins, emphasizing that such a move would need to occur at the right time, in the peace process. and how reports now on the mine who's on the costs of making history. the 10 pm chimes, a big fan, locks the end of the u. k. election. and if the exit poll is accurate to the end, the britons, conservative governments, the exit poll is here. it is predicting a label on slide a labor majority of $172.00 labor will have captured $410.00 seats, adding $2911.

the demonstrations. 6 national associations, cutting across rights parties, medical associations, workers unions are demanding actions against what they describe as human rights violations and loss of life. arrests and inductions that they are safe or unacceptable overreached by the retail government. right. and we're expecting more protests at this monday and i can see a bit of a police presence behind you that talk to us about how it is likely to turn out. yes, we're here just outside parliament. this was the scene of demonstrations and clashes that turn deadly with police. it is 2 weeks to the day since these demonstrations began. and what we're hearing is that social media calls on social media for people to come out. people have thought that things were beginning to die down, but those have reimbursed once again a town hall style interview given 2 days ago by president william route. so in which he defended the tax bill once again, which has now been scrapped. steve defended the police response any down, play the number of dead that is re ignited people's anger. so we are expecting more demonstration to to go forward. there was a heavy police pres

he was the human rights advisor to the northern ireland policing board. and the association of chief police officers. he decided to enter politics in his fifties. summer is vowing to provide political and economic stability to try and help businesses rejuvenate the country. sluggish economic growth and the party leaders were mounts on the onset of because of war. well, they proved controversial in an interview when questioned about a siege and cutting off water and electricity supplies that goes on. he responded. i think that israel does have that right. it is an ongoing situation. however, he recently expressed the desire to recognize and published at noon state if he, when emphasizing that such a move would need to occur at the right time. in the peace process. i try to hold reports of mine is on the costs of making history of the too much of the british public before the election campaigns. the kids stomach wasn't quite the right fit either as labor, party leader or as prime minister to don't know radical enough to establishment. my god works in the factory. he was told m

those were a females, they were denti fired, but the human rights group schedule are actually present on the sides with the help of the recruiter associated justice center, which is uh, an organization that works locally in terms of human rights for years and years to do. we also retrieved 5 bodies, and so there is a lot of awareness. we've been locals in terms of taking the initiative to retrieve the bodies. the police have issued a statement saying that they have um 8 boards which are dismembered and in different stages of decay. do you believe that we're we've lost trusts that existed initially we've there. c the police that we've worked at lots to sort of reform community policing together with the locals, but that's as often common with serious consequences, especially with the way the buses and incidents that really matos to the community. and so right now that's a, there's a lot of public meet, mistrust with the with the police offices. all right, thank you very much for your time. so yeah, a lot of people who we spoken to are saying that they do not trust the police and they're going to continue to do the work and try to retrieve

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associated with the same center. and in yemen, the ministry of human rights and the ministry of oil and minerals and local authorities held a press conference at the site of the israeli attack on oil tanks to in the port of hadaida. the participants assessed the damage inflicted upon the port and condemn the international community silence regarding these crimes. abdul latif al bashalli reports. in the port of hadeidah in western yemen, the ministry of human rights, the ministry of oil and minerals and local authorities held a press conference under the theme zionist aggression against yemen and continued international spectatorship. the event focused on the recent israeli attack on oil tanks and the ports, which tragically claimed the lives of nine civilians and injured over 80 others. the press conference highlighted the importance of the port for millions of yemenies and condemned the israeli aggression, stating that the... is a civilian facility protected under international law and should not be targeted by any party, this is the side of the crime committed by the israeli regime, bombing a civilian oil facility

human right's commission. public defender. bar association. center for police and equity. controller's office and poa. faith based groups and the mayor's office thises is a visual how we managed the phase 3 plus per remaining 20 recommendations. 20s were group in the 5 different plans you see the idea that shared work efforts. and or the end goal of those were similar. and self recommendations did in the have a tie and we named those as independent recommendations. >> here we have over view of specific objectives to the project plans one and 2 in the use of force and data and track. those were to integrate more of the records management system. and increase collection of use of force and arrest in analysis. plan 3 in the commute policing forums the main goal reestablish the community forms and bring them up with best practice. >> the management dash board project plan 4. encompany us performance evaluations and resources to inform coaching and develop personnel and show data out come by demographics. >> there is a -- large aspect of internal justice throughout internal affair's process. develop review

november, german authorities also rated 55 properties associated with the same center, and now joining us from houston and texas most of human rights activists for more on the story. hello, mr. mostly, pleasure to have you back on press tv, hope you're safe and doing well out there in texas, from your perspective, what are these raids all about? it's clearly, it's clearly without a shadow of our ministers who don't represent their people, who don't represent their constitution, but rather they represent the so-called rights of the zionist regime, um, especially i did some research on the minister of foreign affairs, annalina barbok and the interior minister. fizer and they come across as hardcore scientists, right? we i saw that right after the al flood operation, the foreign affairs minister and she flew to israel and showed her unequical support to the zionist regime, she said that she expressed solidarity towards the zionist, she stated that for... germany, israel's security is non-negotiable, i mean 4000 dead, and yet israels security is non-negotiable, and then i think the most important player in these raids was the interior

associated with the same center. that further were joined by mr. masud shajari, chairman of the islamic human. rights commission in london and also mr. barry grossman, international lawyer who's joining us live from vally, indonesia. let's begin with our guest from london, mr. shajare. first of all, if you could please elaborate on these islamic centers, as you are also head of one of these centers, what do these centers do and why is this raten justified by the german government? bismillahirrahmanirrahim. first of all, these centers are no different to any center, and they got functions which was religious functions, organizing prayer, fasting and promoting the islamic principles and the reality is that this is an sort of islamophobic action and pursuing and promoting hatred against muslims, we are witnessing. in west the ever growing number of muslims due to birth or indeed immigration or indeed conversion and it brings fear to sort of west that there is an element which are committed to concept of justice, committed to concept of sort of identity which could be in conflict with their interests, so

he was a human rights advisor to the move, not into policing for the association of chief police offices and decided to enter politics in his fifty's. a summer is valid to provide that political and economic stability to help business rejuvenates. the country's sluggish economic growth of the policy data is remarks at the onset, so the costs of all approved controversial and an interview and questions about this each and coughing of water and electricity supplies to god. so he responded, i think that as well does have that right. there's an ongoing situation. however, he recently expressed a desire to recognize the palestinian state if he wins, emphasizing that such a move would need to look at the right time in the peace process. the. what's the, how the port style on demand, who's on the cost of making history too much of the british public before the election campaigns. the kids stomach wasn't quite the right fit either as labor, party leader or as prime minister to don't know radical enough to establishment. my dad works in the factory. he was a to my, to my mom was in the us. we did