special activity of the chairman of the 6th policy council the american human rights disclosure festival also said in this press conference that showing right and wrong in the opinion and action of americans is one of the most professional aspects of the movement of the united states, which is really very professional in this matter. numerous statues on a daily, monthly, and yearly basis . the fact that the united states is the leader is a lie. it artfully turns lies upside down. organized and customized exploitation of them this is an inversion of the truth, an inversion of right and wrong in connection with the news of the american election. joe biden, the president of the united states , officially started his election campaign yesterday with a speech to the members of labor unions , but due to the unfavorable mental conditions and they don't have much hope for democracy. on the other hand, the court cases in tehran may also cause republicans to distance themselves from him in the upcoming presidential elections . weapons and in the past england wishes for health. it is not clear that

rights disclosure festival american humanity and the second awarding ceremony of the american human rights national badge was held with the presence of the families of martyrs fakhrizadeh rezainejad . which has been published in the field of the implementation of american human rights, let's consider the exhibitions in the first scientific and research meetings for the special activity of the head of the policy council of the 6th festival of disclosure of american human rights . the practice of american art is one of the professions this is the most moving dimension of the united states, which is really very professional in this matter . revealing facts is one of the professions of united iran and the various tools that it has been able to use in an organized and customized manner. foundation 7th grade starts from july 1st and 10th grade starts from july 15th. deputy minister of education and culture said that tenth graders will be able to register after their report cards and academic guidance have been issued . according to mr. mahmoudzadeh, the head of the non-governmental schools and c

news the 6th american human rights disclosure festival and the second awarding ceremony of the americanan rights disclosure national medal were held with the presence of the families of martyrs fakhrizadeh and rezainejad. we have an international section, and the scientific and research section of the festival also includes scientific and research meetings, scientific and research articles and book readings that have been published in the field of exposing american human rights, exhibitions during one day of scientific and research paintings for the special activity of the head of the policymaking council of the sixth festival . disclosure of american human rights is also in this the press conference said that the reversal of right and wrong in the opinion and action of americans is one of the most professional aspects of the movement of the united states. indeed , it is very professional in this matter . annually, being the leader of the united states is a lie, it artfully turns the lies upside down , it makes the truth appear to be true, and it turns the facts on its face. use this is

the head of the policy council of the 6th american human rights disclosure festival also said in this press conference that the reversal of right and wrong in the opinion and practice of american art is one of the most professional aspects of the movement of the united states. he acts very professionally in this matter, the leader of the time should not give the united states numerous statues on a daily, monthly and yearly basis. being the leader of the united states is a lie. it artfully turns lies upside down. professions of united iran with different tools that he was able to take it into his own hands and use them in an organized and ordered manner. this is an inversion of the truth , an inversion of right and wrong. the head of the organization of non-governmental schools and centers of the ministry of education said that we are seriously monitoring the performance of non-governmental schools and the offending schools. according to mr. mahmoudzadeh, about 18,000 non-government schools, less than half percent of the violation of receiving tuition fees in excess of the approved rat

and that's why they mark the american human rights week every year to spotlight and question, the west term sort of approach to the issue of human rights usability, r t, f. on the news, the us a special invoice or climates don't carry it has claimed that there are notable standards regarding washington's position on the war and ukraine and america's intervention in iraq. i think that the events in iraq went to the war of aggression to these few americans have committed a crime of aggression, the guys iraq and the come. george bush be tried. why wasn't george bush tried properly? so you do you support this? oh, no, no. because there's never been a direct process or accusation brought up against president bush himself. have there been abuses in the course of that works? yes. why isn't it a crime to invade iraq based on a lie? no. no, no, no. well, you didn't know it was a lie at the time. you know, the evidence that was produced, people didn't know that it was a lie that it was all, but bush was lying. he was lying, they gave you the posse, sir, i'm not going to read debate the iraq war

and that's why they mark the american human rights week every year to spotlight and question, the west term sort of approach to the issue of human rights usability, r t f. one blonde over to africa. now where an investigation in kenya has showed lights on the claims of greece and violence at the local pineapple plantation. the country is human vice, but it has open to probe into a number of killings and assaults by security guards at the local farm as well. and by the american based global food consult, much delmonte stephen was busted, his body was signed by the side of the road. he was 22. he had been strong with the y, a says an eye witness. the last time anyone saw stephen alive, they said he was being beaten. we wouldn't clubs by security guards working for the food. john delmonte didn't want a company. nobody deals with the processing, pending and also producing defense types of industries. chevy, they buy an apple, that is what is normally growing up here and just find that they've got no money to buy. we'd people not to interest bother and also tuesday, but not the whole lot of

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and that's why they mark the american human rights week every year to spotlight and question, the west term sorts of approach to the issue of human rights usability are 2 different times as out to the african continent. i'm investigation in kenya, as said, live on claims of gruesome violence as a local platform foundation. the country is human rights 40 says open to probe into a number of canadians and the soldiers by security guards. the local farm run by the american based global food conglomerate. delmonte a. steven was busted, his body was fine by the side of the road. he was 22. he had been strong with the y, a says an eye witness. the last time anyone saw stephen alive, they said he was being pacing. we wouldn't clubs by security guards working for the food. john delmonte didn't want a company. nobody deals with the processing. cutting and also producing defense types of industries should be they'd buy an apple, that is what is normally growing up. yeah. and that's all the guys. no money but we people know, screw inside the, the father and also to the full lot of things. but to m

it observes the american human rights week, every year, to shut the line to the american crimes in the country and quotes. it's double standards regarding human rights use of generally are to to run to the you know, not so human rights of the the is investigating the and legit kings and oliver to live times. why security guards as an american own pineapples on a scale using revolt, has the terms of risk fix violence on the foundation behind from some of the victims. the main deal now was bitten by the gentleman guards with the room on my head and they left me dying. actually, they thought i had already died and that's when they dragged me into a forest near by where i spend the whole night. well, i will follow him and conscious and informed my family members who took me to the hospital at belmont, where being seriously beaten by the guard, some are killed and others when they are called disappear completely. i think the defeats we used to get grass for our live stocks at the delmonte site. one day these guards sauce and chased us and unfortunately their dog caught me. the guards thorou

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anyone, and that's why they mark the american human rights week every year to spotlight and question, the west term sort of approach to the issue of human rights usability r t. to run on an investigation in kenya, how should lights on claims of gruesome violence at the local pineapple plantation . the country is human rights, but it has opened, approved into a number of killings and assaults by security guards at the local farm. the throne by the american based global food from government, delmonte a. steven was busted. his body was found by the side of the road. he was 22. he had been strong with the y, a says an eye witness. the last time anyone saw stephen alive, they said he was being beaten. we wouldn't comes by security guards working for the food. john delmonte didn't want a company. nobody deals with the processing, cutting and also producing defense types of industries. chevy, they buy an apple, that is what is normally growing up here and just find that they've got no money, but we people know screw inside of just bother and also to the whole lot of things . but to me, what

it observes the american human rights week, every year, to shut the line to the american crimes in the country and quotes. it's double standards regarding human rights use of generally are 2 to one that's across live now to the human security council in new york. that man right there is max bloom was told grace on journalist who joins us often here and all to international. let's see why he's at the us and what he has to say is west exec include, director of national intelligence, arrow haynes, c, i a deputy director, david cohen, former white house press secretary jen saki and almost a dozen current and former members of buttons, national security team defense 6, the secretary lloyd austin for his part is a former and possibly future member of the board member of raytheon. and it ex partner of pine island capital investment, which collaborates with west exec and which blinking himself is advised. meanwhile, the current us ambassador to this body, the un linda thomas greenfield, is listed as a senior counsel at the albright stonebridge group. a self described commercial diplomacy firm

and that's why they mark the american human rights week every year to spotlight and question, the western selective approach to the issue of human rights use of generally r t. s. and other things and ask the applicant, clung to the pressure being as low as it goes in. bob way from the west is not about to achieve it's a dentist. now that's according to the countries president who lost his policies campaign had the oldest election. the sanctions imposed on zimbabwe over 2 decades ago by western countries must not stops and bump winds from developing that country and gone to us in both ways. relations with russia have, instead of the developing over the policies, there's been corporation in educational industrial, i'm cultural and is a variety of black some products launched. moscow and right now have agreement on the mutual recognition of education as well as joy products in the space industry. in an exclusive interview to our team, the russian i'm boss of the, to the country says this friendship is foster by the find both faulty c i to ion international and the principles of non interfere

it observes the american human rights week, every year, to shut the line to the american crimes in the country and quotes. it's double standards regarding human rights. use of generally are to, to china has approved the new law on foreign relations. it is to strengthen the government's legal basis, but imposing counter measures against a civil rights to the national and e commitment and security. the legislation includes things dropped as with the measures designed to promote the kind of his own interest while respecting international law. i'm you and charles that, but it gives waging the right to counsel the actions that endanger the norms of international relations, particularly those that threaten amazing sovereignty and national interest. yeah. but who ex, but in the tanya but leads and legislation is meant to resist us of fluency. a tide of sending very strong signal that it's prepared for what's coming. and not only what has been the trade sanctions from the u. s. the involvement and trying to prevent ship and ship making equipment. also later this month it's expected the us, whi

the american human rights week also marks the 1981 bombing of the headquarters. otherwise, as long as the republic party carried out by the formidable would, you'll have the next half terrorist organization known as the m k. o r m e k. 73 leading officials including vend justice chief, i to long will have my be history or killed in the past. these logic republics, as the m k. o is responsible for children get at least $12000.00 they want is in tara tax. while today the west is beginning to d couple from the 3rd group. they used to have a support and funded mac in their am or javi and some of the terrorist attacks dad, that that group had waged against the against the wrong. through the specifically, i think the 1980s. i believe that there were some iranians, scientists and engineers that decker, this was also responsible for assessing, eating. so these things i'm against, and i think, i think most americans, if you set them down and you explained these things to them, they would be against them too. but because they're on the receiving end of the american mass me

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american humanity and the second awarding ceremony of the american human rights disclosure award wasth the presence of the families of martyrs fakhrizadeh and rezainejad, according to the secretary of the festival , this year we should pay special attention to the section

how self-revealing, not only in relation to again a poor tip, so it is with respect to these american humans. in general, it is clear whose genocidal rhetoric is supported by hodjas to kill russians all over the world was most recently proposed by the head of intelligence of ukraine budanov. here are his words , loud and empty, the same budany, in which for six months he has been promising ukrainians to enter the territory of crimea, and still nothing at all for the head of intelligence , the words that disagree with the case. well, professional unsuitability no longer even hides that the minister of defense directly consults with the west ukraine alexei reznikov here are his words. we were told to dig trenches and kill as many russians as possible, how not to listen to the curator, who is also an arms donor. the anglo-saxon geopolitical model does not extend the norms of norms of democracy, but the morals of humanity to their enemies, and this does not apply to russians. the phrase kill russians sounds in the west as a completely acceptable phrase, and this is called genocide. about the fa

he is a senior adviser to an american human rights organization called human rights raiderse .irst of all, it is an organization. operates far beyond the borders of the united states, which are allegedly fighting for human rights. that's how self-revealing, not only in relation to of the poorest hodges, and in relation to these american human rights organizations, in general, it is clear whose genocidal rhetoric is supported by hodges to kill russians around the world , budanov, the head of intelligence of ukraine , most recently proposed. to the territory of crimea, and still nothing at all for the head of intelligence , words that diverge from deeds. well, professional unsuitability no longer even hides that the minister of defense directly consults with the west ukraine alexei reznikov here are his words. we were told to dig trenches and kill as many russians as possible, how not to listen to the curator, who is also an arms donor, he is a go-sex geopolitical model that does not spread the norm. e krayte norms, and the morality of humanity on their enemies, and this does not

an explain that right here with our corresponding use of july to re counting and exposing the american human rights. this is the theme of this conference held into wrong, and that shedding why somebody us rights abuses, any of our officials, rights activists and victims of us sanctions on the wrong are present here to provide physical evidence. somebody us as dual take on the issue of human rights and may be patients and and this is, was a sanction of the and usa cause i life as a be patient like other people that's today are here. are patients, butterfly patients tell us of the patient and they have a lot of problem and about their drugs in death situation from one or 2 years that we can we can do a button binders are of the drugs and from another country option a diet, bluetooth the u. s. claims that medicine is exempt from the sanctions. but here's an interesting point. there are different types of sanctions direct and indirect. but the type of sanctions that have never been addressed, or the networks sanctions, which do not allow me to conduct the banking transactions with entities that

nearly 35-40% of american human rights are children. jan was the first civilian people who experienced chemical weapons and their children you did not see the wisdom of my whole body and my breasts. the whole body says that it was paid. western countries trade chemical weapons under the shadow of human rights, but you paid the price for me and my ilk by killing so many martyrs and being martyred in front of their loved ones, who say they have brought misfortune on me . i kept silent. i remember that they brought toys for the children at shahid dr. chamran hospital. i really wanted to see the toys until they brought them to me. i opened my eyes to see only hair toys. 40 children from sardasht couldn't bear it and their breaths are forever. it was tied in the breasts until the tears of their mothers after 36 years this is how it continues, i founded the islamic path of innocence because you were innocent, with six members of the family , four of whom were children between 6 and 7 years old, and my sister was born, and my mother played in

doesn't explain that right here with our correspondent use of july, a recounting and exposing the american human rights. this is the theme of this conference held in the wrong name that shedding why somebody us rights abuses, any of our officials, rights activists and victims of us sanctions on the wrong are present here to provide physical evidence. so be us as dual take on the issue of human rights, maybe patients and and this is, was a function of the and usa cause i life as a be patient like other people that's today are here at our patients, butterfly patient tell us nutrition. and they have a lot of problem mind about their drugs in death situation from one or 2 years that we can we can do our button binders are drugs from another country. china diebold with the u. s. claims that medicine is exempt from the sanctions. but here's an interesting point. there are different types of sanctions direct and indirect. but the type of sanctions that have never been addressed, or the networks sanctions, which do not allow me to conduct banking transactions with entities that transform my payment to t

but today on the screens there is a picture absolutely, glorifying the heroism of the american humaneergeant. this is now, when our guys are fighting, including with american mercenaries, exactly the same as those who were in afghanistan, despite the fact that the most interesting is the most piquant, that this picture was partially filmed with our money. read the magazine forbes and search became its investor in guy ritchie 's $55 million film about the war in afghanistan. significant funding for preparation and production came from the russian financial and technology company yandex, which owns local streaming services. kinopoisk edition notes that kinopoisk played a key role. in co-financing in the film what is a significant part of 55 million dollars, not a million, not two and five , not even 10, a significant part is at least 20 million dollars. i won't say it's the company is either private or not. it may be private, of course, but only we pay this company for yandex.taxi for other services. we pay our money with our money to a large extent, this picture was taken in order to r

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where are the american human rights in the seventh grade? july 1966 people were worried about these civilian people who experienced chemical weapons and their children had a taste of wisdom all over my body and on my chest . me and those like me and all the martyrs who gave their lives and became martyrs in front of their loved ones, they say that i just remained silent. i remember that they brought toys for the children in the martyr hospital of dr. hossein. i really wanted to see the toys. i open my eyes only to see a hair toy 40 children of sardashti couldn't bear it and their breaths were stuck in their chests forever, so that their mothers' tears flowed like this after 36 years, and the islamic way was innocent of sin . i gave 6 members of the founding family, four of whom were children between 6 and 7 years we lost my age and my sister's birthday when my mother was in the hospital in tabriz and we are still watching for her. this pain and suffering was innocent. i don't know why they did this to me. the children of yesterday in sardash

me from working with medical firms. events comes as far as the annual occasion dog and to be american and human rights, where he talks the series of tragic incidents that he was holding with in the same timeframe when hundreds of iranians were killed into yours after the victory up in 1979 his vomit revolution rights activists here say, you know, those instances, the footprints of that you was cutting each price. one of the most tragic incidents was the 1988 down in government. ronnie, an airliner by the u. s. navy, which killed all the $290.00 people on board the doing plane of 35 years on there. one is, are still waiting for an apology from washington. i believe that that's a captain of the ship. william rogers may be, was his name rogers. i know his last name is rogers. uh, i believe that he knew it was a passenger plane and he was ordered to to shoot it down. and uh, unfortunately hundreds of innocent people lost their lives. it's, it's a great tragedy. i, i'm not aware. it's maybe maybe they did, but i'm not aware of the us government ever paid any kind of reparations or damages to the ira

tehran the collection of 160 martyrs and thousands of chemically injured people, nearly 35-40% of american human rights are children, where are the basic sciences of the 7th july 2016 , the people of sardasht were the first civilian people to experience chemical weapons, and their children have a taste of wisdom in their whole bodies, chests, and eyes. you could see that the whole body said it had paid. western countries trade in chemical weapons under the shadow of human rights, but the price is the tears of me and people like me . dr. chamran is for children they brought toys. i really wanted to see the toys. they brought me a piece of it. i open my eyes to see only hair toys. 40 children of the sardasht could not bear it and their breaths were forever stuck in their chests until the tears of their mothers after 36 years. let it be like this, and the way to correct your innocence, because you were innocent, i gave 6 members of the founding family, four of whom were children between 6 and 7 years old , and my sister was born. it was innocent for pain and suffering, i don't know why the children

has left a dismal human rights record avon to process it observes the american human rights week every year, to shut the line to the american crimes in the country and quotes. it's double standards regarding human rights use of generally r t to russia, as president, has highlighted the importance of domestic production, filling the void left by western companies who have bailed the country and made food and made those comments. and the address to a business leader, is it a forum dedicated to strengthening russian industry? i assume the strong responsible civil society is the foundation of our country sovereignty. utilizing the best solutions and proposals put forward by our citizens as well as businesses and other associations. we need to set high standards for social support and the improvement of our cities and towns. we must create an economy of supply, in other words, an economy, but does not live by consuming foreign goods, but creates and produces its own modern goods, services and technologies. we certainly have all the opportunities for this creative path of development. alread

and it, it should know this so full though a human rights defend those european and american. so human rights defend. this was the, you know, era again, sydney sees my when i told the the know, read you. so they will tell most of the fuse of a child too, and like those they ask you said the and the these, these white gloves are you fishing? because how to defend the human rights they left through demonstrating the ad against the ad. so what we are seeing in cool of the privately, my samo mike for the say come on, don't please look the same for them the same for the thing, but i cannot say openly to support you. it was even for this thing. it's not ridiculous, it's shameful. thing for them and the.

the american belief in human equality and individual rights. that led douglass to reject appeals to black americans, to somehow recover a lost african past. he was a steadfast opponent of black colonies, asian or immigration. back to africa as it was known. marcus garvey was a later champion of that. he it he thought that it discounted the value of reclaiming their heritage as americans. and so he said all this late native land talk is nonsense. the native land of the american --, according to frederick douglass, is america. this argument against the mass emigration of blacks away from america can be applied to african heritage arguments that douglass believed, quote, weaken the --'s whole need on one country and quote, i think this is an important observation of douglass's for much of white american practice, legal and social gave black americans plenty of reasons not to love the land of their birth. douglass, however, placed great stock in how much blacks had contributed to the growth of america, despite the inhospitable and ungrateful country

after years of enduring suffering and anti-human behavior, the american society needed to change.should make this change, other than black people themselves? these people were on the right to vote for all citizens of this state, voting away from fear and terror , away from the soil, voter suppression like a per capita tax, these people established the national association for the advancement of blacks throughout iran, the country of freedom that appeared after the war. the second world is the land of dreams that some in the world was still unable to imagine humans as equals. a teacher went from new york to mississippi and ignited a fire . why did it start in the southwestern part of the united states? he was trying to register the elections of black people and get a political position, and he said that his presence in this activity made bob happy , while he started his wrong move, that the blacks were something to lose the popular movement , it was accepted by the people that their lives are important. i don't know what we're missing, anyway, black skin they kill for no reason. if

they can make the decisions they need to make in the ballot box, as activists, as consumers, as americans, humans on this planet. amy: i know there are meteorologist groups, for example, are doing show your stripes that show the climate catastrophe when they're showing the weather. 30 seconds under article. your final comments? >> my point is sometimes we think about emissions in terms of national contributions to the carbon dioxide concentrations in the atmosphere but i think it is more useful to think about this in terms of class. if the top 10% of people income brackets arc intruding the emissions, the top 1%, some have carbon footprints that rise over 1000 tons of carbon a year. no billions of people in africa and in the global south unit on the snow carbon at all and yet they are the people who are most vulnerable to the effects of climate change. they on the front lines. it is coming from us all, but always the, the poorest people are suffering first and worst. what i'm arguing is we don't only need to think about national policy and federal policy, but we need to start talking about a new

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human rights organizations like the inter-american commission for human rights watch, and amnesty internationalemanding a thorough investigation in what they call extrajudicial killings and excessive use of force by security forces. >> angry confrontations have broken out during nationwide protests across rents against a new pension law -- across france against new pension law. demonstrators want the retirement age returned to 62. it was raised to 64 in april. president macron past the reform without a vote in parliament. natosha butler was at one of the main protests in paris. >> we have just seen workers out here in the streets of paris today. they all say they want to continue to protest against the french government pension reform, even though that reform was signed into law in april. they say it doesn't matter. they want to continue putting pressure on the government hoping that the government will scrap a law they say is unfair. not only does it raise the retirement age by two years, but they say it forces through reforms by decree with which a lot of people don't agree. a lot of young pe