joined us from the center for civil liberties, and the center for civil liberties is a ukrainian human rights organization that became the first nobel laureate in the history of ukraineis award. state representative of the antimonopoly committee of ukraine in 2015-2019 and i suggest that you watch our next story together about the fact that the northern economic court of appeal decided to take 40% of both the poltava mining and processing plant from the international mining and ore company forex, the shares of which are traded on the main platform of the london stock exchange, offshore companies received shares under a lawsuit may be related to russian oligarchs, says a message on censor.net, and the case may be involved ukrainian oligarch ihor kolomoiskyi on september 20, 2022, the forex company reported on the website of the london stock exchange that the ukrainian court of appeal declared invalid the purchase and sale agreement concluded 20 years ago for 40% of the shares of the poltava mining and processing plant, the sellers of the shares at that time were offshore companies, except croft- service limited msword sx limited wilson investmens limited and califort

strengthen ukrainian civil society and pressure the authorities to make ukraine a full fledged democracy. to develop ukraine into a stated garden by rule of law center for civil liberties has actively advocated that ukraine become affiliated with the international criminal court after russia's invasion of ukraine in february 2022 center for civil liberties has engaged in efforts to identify and document russian war crimes against the ukrainian civilian population. in collaboration with international partners, the center is playing a pioneering rome. m, with a view to holding the guilty parties accountable for their crimes. by awarding the nobel peace prize for 2020 to $2.00 are less beyond the out sky memorial and the center for civil liberties than the wind. nobel committee wishes to on this city outstanding champions of human rights, democracy and peaceful co existence in the neighbor countries. belarus, russia and ukraine through their consistent efforts in favor of human values, anti militarism and principles of law. this year's laureates had revitalized an honored alfred lo bells, vision of peace, an fraternity between nations, a vision most needed in the world to

slanders soviet history, and now its premises are generally being taken away, the center for civil liberties of ukrainejust very worthy due to the fact that the others did not make it to the final of this trio, so to speak, there are also many nominees, there is also a committee that undoubtedly narrows down the list of those possible laureates, mrs. oleksandra matviychuk, i had her through her also speaking on several broadcasts, she is doing a great job, we need now in this situation to reject any insinuations and really rejoice because for the first time the nobel peace prize was won by ukraine and there are also other candidates who could have received these awards, let's say it was about the fact that he nominated such applicants or nominees as the armed forces of ukraine, but it is clear that if there is a war and the peace award and the armed forces cannot be uh actually received this uh award was received and president zelensky was also nominated but it uh is not it was completely in accordance with the procedure, because it is about the fact that this award is presented for the activities of t

strengthen ukrainian civil society and pressure the authorities to make ukraine a full fledged democracy to develop ukraine into a state governed by rule of law center for civil liberties, has actively advocated that ukraine become affiliated with the international criminal court. after russia's invasion of ukraine in february 2022 center for civil liberties has engaged in efforts to identify and document russian war crimes against the ukrainian civilian population. in collaboration with international partners, the center is playing a pioneering rhone, m, with a view to holding the guilty parties accountable for their crimes. by awarding the nobel peace prize for 2020 to $2.00 are less b ali out ski memorial and the center for civil liberties than the weird and nobel committee wishes to honor $30.00, standing champions of human rights, democracy and peaceful co existence in the neighbor countries belarus, russia and ukraine. so they're consistent efforts in favor of human values, anti militarism and principles of law. this year's laureates have revitalized, i'm honored alfred no bones, vision of peace and fraternity between nations, a visual most needed in the world to

goes to 3 champions of human rights, the jail bell, erosion that activists alice b r. yet ski is on other long side rushes memorial organization, ant ukraine's center for civil liberties. ah, i'm a gal office. thanks for joining us. this year's nobel peace prize is being shared by 3 champions of human rights, the jail bill, erosion rights activists, alice biase, russia's organization, memorial and ukraine's center for civil liberties. the chair of the norwegian nobel committee barrett rice, anderson made the announcement in all slope. she set the peace prize. loretto represent civil society in their home country and she explained that noble committees reasoning behind this years choice of lawrence. they had a main, an outstanding effort to document war crimes, human rights abuses, and the abuse of power. together they demonstrate the significance of civil society, poor, peace, and democracy. now let's discuss this a bit further with me as to the chief political close on the melinda crane here in the studio and the w. rush, analyst, roman are gone to ranko, joins us from long. i believe. so. let's start with you. molina, human rights advocate, the human rights organiza

the committee called for the 60 year olds, immediate release. ukraine center for civil liberties has been active for more than a decade following russia's invasion of ukraine. the group has worked tirelessly to document war crimes against civilians. the memorial n g o has its roots in the soviet union in russia and continue to track human rights abuses and the fate of political prisoners thought it was dissolved late last year. as part of the kremlin ever taught an incorrect down on descent, the nobel committee says the prize was not a direct message to the russian president every 50 for most though more. it's another stinging rebuke for the repressive regime of vladimir putin, which also happens to fall on his 70th birthday. that's it from me and the news tomb. a news team rather for now on your campus, mckinnon will have an update for you at the top of the art will be going live to that press conference of you leaders in proc i'm got office in berlin and we got some hot tips for your bucket list romantic corner chat. hot spot for food, chair and some great cultural memorials to brood. d, w, travel off we go. so how did she become adult hitler's f

being shared by 3 champions of human rights, dale, bella, rosie, and rights activist, alice b elliot skiing russia as memorial organization and ukraine center for civil liberties. the joint award highlights the significance of civil society for peace and democracy. the most highly anticipated announcement in a week of awards. at the stroke of 11 in oslo, the chair of norway's nobel committee ended the speculation. this yes peace prize is awarded to human rights advocate o. s. b ali, a skin from belarus, the russian human rights organization, memory, all ah, the ukrainian human rights organization, santa, for civil liberties. together with another the committee informed the winners in chief by phone till. so, congratulations. oh, oh, it's okay, it's it, sir. oh, it's great. oh, thank you. the c c else is there stunned by the recognition of their efforts to hold the invading russian army accountable. so green, we are documenting russian military war crimes and ukraine throughout the whole country with the most of the land. in particular, our team went to the key region and the 1st stage when it was liberated by here, we have more than 20000 crimes registered as

the committee called for the 60 year olds, immediate release. ukraine center for civil liberties has been active for more than a decade following russia's invasion of ukraine. the group has worked tirelessly to document war crimes against civilians. the memorial n g o has its roots in the soviet union in russia and continue to track human rights abuses and the fate of political prisoners thought it was dissolved late last year. as part of the kremlin ever taught and incorrect down on descent. the nobel committee says the prize was not a direct message to the russian president resisted. for most though more it's another stinging rebuke for the repressive regime of vladimir putin, which also happens to fall on his 70th birthday. now for more on the prize winners i spoke to d. w correspondent, calmly and keith, and are russia analyst, roman, gone to rank or in bon and a start, bask nick about the jail pollution campaign alice juliette ski. i think his biography really stands for the history of modern belarus. this is someone who started off as a dissident in his student years in the 1980s. while the student union still existed, who has been in, out of

free champions of civil rights share this years nobel peace prize jailed belarus and rights activists, alice velocity, russia's memorial organization and ukraine's center for civil liberties. the judges held them as unwavering defenders of human rights in europe. the most highly anticipated announcement in a week of a woods. at the stroke of 11 in oslo, the chair of norway's mobile committee ended the speculation. this piece price is awarded to human rights advocate o b ali, off skin from below. bruce, the brush, human rights organization, memory, all the ukrainian human rights organization center for civil liberties. together with the committee informed the win is in chief by phone tool. so congratulations. oh oh, it's okay it's, it's sir. oh, it's great. thank you. the c, c l says they stand by the recognition of their efforts to hold the inviting russian army accountable. so great. we're documenting russian military war crimes and ukraine throughout the whole country with the most of the land. in particular, our team went to the key region and the 1st days when it was liberated by here, we have more than 20000 crimes registered. as of now realisation, the committee als

of human rights, the jail bell, russian activist, alice gal. yep. ski is on it alongside russia's memorial organization and ukraine's the center for civil liberties. ah, i'm and your group is mckinnon. welcome to the program. you leaders have reaffirmed their continuing support of ukraine in its defense against russian aggression leaders. wrapped up an informal summit in prague that they said had also moved the block closer to finding common steps to averting an energy crisis this winter. his e commission, president or slough on the line. i'm very encouraged that we managed yesterday to close the latest rounds of hard biting sanctions against russia and record time . once again, we've moved fast and we have moved with force. we've made progress on the oil price cut with our enhanced export band. we continue to undermine put his ability to wage war in ukraine and with our wide and import van, we deprive him further of important revenues. t w's alexander phenomena is in prague. and she told me more about the unity between the european countries which help them adopt measures against moscow. well, i would say to, to, you has managed to stay united w

of last week's election. 3 champions, a civil rights share. this year's nobel peace prize jailed bella recipient rights activists. alice bell etzky, russian memorial organization and ukraine's center for civil liberties. the judges held them as unwavering defenders of human rights in europe. the most highly anticipated announcement in a week of a woods at the stroke of 11 in oslo, the chair of noise, my bill committee ended the speculation this yes peace prize is awarded to human rights advocate o. s b ali asking from billers the russian human rights organization memorial and the ukrainian human rights organization center for civil liberties. together with another the committee informed the winners in chief by phone till so congratulations. oh oh, it's okay, it's it, sir. oh, it's great. oh, thank you. the c c, else as they stand by the recognition of their efforts to hold the invading russian army accountable. so, graham, we are documenting russian military war crimes in ukraine to write the whole country with the most of the land. in particular, our team went to the key region and the 1st stage when it was liberated by here, we have more than 20000 crimes registered as of now this ryan is watching.

ukraine's center. the civil liberties ah i menu keeps mccain and thanks so much for joining us. you leaders have reaffirmed their continuing support of ukraine in its defense against russian aggression leaders and wrapped up an informal summit in prague that they said had also moved the block closer to finding common steps to averting an energy crisis. this with winter, his in commission president or slough underline. i'm very encouraged that we managed yesterday to close the latest hard biting sanctions against russia in record time. once again we've moved fast and we have moved with force. we've made progress on the oil price. with our enhanced export band, we continue to undermine pushing ability to wage war in ukraine. and with our widened import van, we deprive him further of important revenues. and we can cross straight to d w's alexandra fun. nomine, who joins us now from prague. hi, alexandra. now was left on the lion, really strengthen the unity unity between all leaders is at this summit. is that a fair assessment? would you say? well, i would say to, to you has managed to stay united with its support for ukraine. and of co

of human rights jailed fellow rosie an activist. alice in yet ski is honored alongside russia, memorial organization, and ukraine center for civil liberties. ah, i'm nick off really ships good to have you with us. you leaders have reaffirmed their continuing support of ukraine and its defense against russian aggression. they did so as they wrapped up an informal summit and prague that they said had also move the block closer to finding common steps to a wording an energy crisis. this winter walking together in unity. this is what fried as informal european council meeting was all about. you leaders came together approx historic castle to underline, above all, one thing that continuing support for ukraine. more humanitarian and mandatory 8 was promised. this shows supporting that the european union is determined to continue making him pay for his war of aggression and in parallel. we continue to stand firmly with ukraine team europe. that is, that you and the member states is ukraine's most important support alongside the united states. u member states signed of their 8 sanctum package earlier this week in light of recent escalations in fo

of the center. they protect the interests of ukraine at the international level and document war crimes. expert of the center for civil libertiesnian human rights defenders are currently unable to help compatriots who are in captivity in the russian federation, but this is what human rights defenders from the russian memorial are capable of doing and are doing. this organization was declared a foreign agent in russia and liquidated by the decision of the russian authorities, but despite this they still oppose the regime of marina bilenka . news three

the committee called for the 60 year olds, immediate release. ukraine center for civil liberties has been active for more than a decade following russia's invasion of ukraine. the group has worked tirelessly to document war crimes against civilians. the memorial india has its roots and the soviet union in russia continued to track human rights abuses and the fate of political prisoners thought it was dissolved late last year. as part of the kremlin ever tightening crackdown on descent. the nobel committee says the prize was not a direct message to the russian president, every 50 for most though one, it's another stinging rebuke for the repressive regime of vladimir putin, which also happens to fall on his 70th birthday. now the w. a correspondent nick connelly joins us now from keith and on the line from bon is dw, russia analyst, roman, gone to ranko. nicholas start with you. the only individual who was warded is the human rights advocate alice julia ascii, who is in a burwin prison or prison right now, could you tell us more about him? i think his biography really stands for the history of modern beller is. this is someone who started off as a di

forces of ukraine. servicemen, but who and in what way should prove all this in court, we will talk further , oleksandra romantsova executive joins the broadcast director of the center for civil liberties evening. glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes. you know this box with dentures. it's just that i see many people have been derailed, and it's definitely a very emotional element of the crime, but we know that if it didn't look scary, some kind of visual evidence is needed. concrete evidence is needed in international courts. which ones would be included in the evidence base. please tell me how difficult this task is and who should do it. well, apart from the investigators of the national police , there are actually such proceedings in ukraine now first of all, the prosecutor general's office, that is, as of 2019, there is a separate department that we call the war department among ourselves, but in fact it is a department that is responsible for the implementation of international crimes, such international crimes are precisely war crimes, crimes against humanity , the crime of genocide and the crime of aggression, and accordingly if we say that everything that is found by the police

ukraine and russia. being seen as a strong condemnation of the invasion of ukraine and the president of valerie and russia, ukraine's center for civil liberties has been documenting war crimes against ukrainian civilians. russian lines group memorial campaigns on human rights abuses and political prisoners and jailed by the russian activists. alice b ski his campaign for human rights and civil liberties for nearly 40 years. and the leaders meeting in prague fell to agree on a price cap for gas. european commission presenters of underlines as one solution to soaring prices, could be for members to bid for gas supplies together. that's going to start until spring next year. costs have been steadily rising since the start of the war and ukraine. i'll have the news out for you in about 25 minutes time. i will see you then. a select starts now. oh, for me around you, the place where you go all through. experience. you are so close to the not she was no woman if you the sweet connected to the island. the moment of my life when i'm trying to call, this is a big ramos, my life to roll over the world on the water by i thought they would do it much cre

that court has now ordered the seizure of their offices, a 3rd recipient, ukraine's center for civil liberties, which was founded in 2007 to promote human rights and democracy during a period of turmoil. all since the invasion, it's been documenting war crimes against ukrainian civilians, algiers. jonah, how reports now from oslo. hello. i am loving to install the director over no beach and noble institute in all slow an unexpected phone call on behalf of the center for civil liberties. will be awarded the nobel peace prize for 2022 to received in the ukrainian capital q with what activists later described as delightful shock is good. thank you. the center for civil liberties was founded in 2007 to advance human rights and democracy in ukraine. never imagining they would one day promote accountability for russian war crimes in their country. much less become joint recipients of the nobel peace prize. and in moscow, the prize would have come as a welcome boost to the now band human rights group. memorial founded to commemorate soviet era abuses and more recently in vladimir putin, russia. this

peace prize recently gave the nobel prize to a group of civil society groups in belarus, russia, ukraine. in ukraine, it was the center for civil libertiesyou wrote a piece in common dreams this week talking about the criticism of that prize by a leading pacifist in ukraine who criticized the center for civil liberties for embracing the agendas of international donors like the state department and the national endowment for democracy. could you elaborate on that? and the lack of attention in the west to civil liberties violations inside of ukraine? >> well, yes, we were quoting a leading war resistor pacifist inside ukraine that said your organization that won the nobel peace prize was following the agenda of the west, was not calling for peace talks but was actually calling for more weapons. would not allow for the discussion of violations of human rights on the side of ukraine and would not support those who were being beaten up or otherwise abused for not wanting to fight. so our peace was to say, a nobel prize should really be going to those organizations in russia, ukraine, belarus, that are supporting the war resisters. of course w

of human rights. the judges honor jail that beller is hand activists. alice build spouse alongside russia, memorial organization, and ukraine center for civil liberties. ah, my blue cross, welcome to the program. international pressure is growing on iran over the death of a young woman in police custody canada is to sanction senior officers of iran revolutionary guard and banned them from entering the country. a coroner, any ron has denied masa armine was killed by blows. she suffered while detained by police as her family claims many died after allegedly breaking iran, strict islamic dress loss, a wave of protests as followed her death pouring blood instead of water. at least that's what it looks like after an unknown artist turn these fountains and t iran ret, highlighting the bloody correct down on protests all over iran. amnesty international says it has verified that at least 52 people have been killed by security forces in recent weeks. but beliefs, the real death toll is much higher. one of the victims nika, how could i meet the 16 year old, disappeared after taking part in the protests against the islamic republic. 9 days later, authorities adm

honestly tell you that half an hour ago they didn't even know that the center for civil liberties was the first representative of ukraine. oleksandra matviychuk, the head of the organization that just returned to ukraine from poland, also published a statement. russia should be expelled from the un security council for systematic violations of the un charter. where the participating states should solve the problem of the gap in responsibility and provide a chance for justice for hundreds of thousands of victims of war crimes without this stance and peace in our region is impossible, it is necessary to create an international tribunal and bring putin lukashenko and other war criminals to justice civil liberties centers for 15 years, the center's lawyers organized public control of law enforcement agencies by courts and local authorities in various regions of ukraine during the revolution of dignity, documented human rights violations, later organized actions in support of ukrainian political prisoners in russia and crimea after the attack of russia in february, representatives of the center for public saturdays are docum

topic energy agency chief is called for protection zone, around the plant for the head of ukraine's center for civil liberties says the groups nobel peace prize belongs to all ukrainians. the organization was awarded the 2022 prize on friday and says the award will give them strength in their efforts to ensure human rights are upheld its separate meal. yet the roots chena this prize belongs to every ukrainian citizen that fight for freedom. it is important support that we do hope to use all the possibilities that this platform provides for a couple of things. and they break all the ukrainian military and civilians as to prison to begin the reform or the international security system which now lies in ruins. to give a chance for justice to hundreds of thousands of victims of war crime, to create an international tribunal and bring peace and all the war criminals to responsibility. south korea and japan say north gray respond to short range ballistic missiles. the 7th such weapons test in recent days. so through the military called it a serious provocation, that homes peace. though the launch came hours after t

and to rights groups from ukraine and russia to be seen as a strong condemnation of the war and ukraine, and the president of barrows and russia. ukraine center for civil liberties has been documenting russian war crimes against ukrainian civilians, russian rights group, memorial campaigns on human rights abuses and political prisoners and jail that bella russian activists. alex b elliot sky has campaigned for human rights and civil liberties for nearly 40 years now. well those are the headlines this out. the bottom line with steve commons is coming up next on algebra. oh ok. i am steve clements and i have a question. who is winning the war in ukraine? let's get to the bottom line. ah, the ukraine war is no ordinary territorial dispute between neighbors. as a wise man said recently, this is going to shape the rest of the 21st century. if russia loses or doesn't get what it once it's going to be a different russia afterward. and if russia wins, it's going to be a different europe afterward. the stakes really couldn't be higher. so what's going on in vladimir putin's mind right now? western media paint him as a leader forced into a corner facing military set backs

unexpected for me and for our team to receive the nobel peace prize, and we appreciate it not just as a sign of our human rights work of the center for civil liberties that we conduct in ukraine throughout the region, but primarily as a mark of all to the ukrainian people who, in this war with russia, are fighting for freedom and for the right to have a democratic choice as such, for the right to live, to build a country in which the rights of every person are protected. government is accountable , justice is independent, and the police do not disperse peaceful student demonstrations, and we are now paying a rather high price for this the nobel committee notes that the laureates of the 2022 peace prize represent civil society in their countries, they have worked for many years for the right to criticize the government and defend basic rights citizens, they made an outstanding effort to document war crimes, violations of human rights and abuse of power, one of the laureates is aliets, the head of the belarusian human rights center vesna and a political prisoner , he is currently in prison after being arrested during the mass protests in belarus in 2020, about a human rights de

ukraine and russia. being seen as a strong condemnation of the invasion of ukraine and the president of salaries and russia, ukraine center for civil liberties has been documented, russian war cry, documenting washing, war crimes against ukrainian civilians, russian rights group, memorial campaigns on human rights abuses and political prisoners and jo, a russian activists, alex b elliot ski his campaign for human rights and civil liberties for nearly 40 years . and you leave his meeting in prague of fail to agree on a price count for gas. european commission president on the line says $41.00 solution to soaring prices could be for members to bid for gas supplies together. but that won't start until spring next year. upfront is coming up next. ah, it is the amazon reaching the point of no return from deforestation and fires to land grabs and mining scientists say we may be seeing the end of the planets, largest rain forest, the effect condemning a 1000000 species to extinction and are likely irreversible acceleration of the climate crisis, that conversation is coming up, but 1st weeks after devastating floods displaced millions in pakistan. t

ukraine and russia. it's being seen as a strong condemnation of the invasion of ukraine and the presidents of banner bruce and russia. ukraine's center for civil liberties has been documenting war crimes against civilians, russian rights group, memorial campaigns on human rights abuses, and that jail that bell russian activists. i less be at ski, has campaigned for human rights and civil liberties. for nearly 40 years. what ukraine's presence is saying, his troops have re taken nearly 2 and a half 1000 square kilometers since the latest offensive began to retake land in the east and the south. but russian forces say they have captured ground in ukraine's eastern danny, at screeching in our headlines this hour, the king of thailand has visited survivors of thursday's day care center massacre by a former policeman. 37 people were killed, 24 of them children. this was a rare public appearance, biking ma, harvard, you're a long corn, you travel to the northeast, a long while, ample province to meet survivors. at 2 hospitals. the attacker was identified as a former police sergeant who took his own life after killing his wife and child at home, up her rear al

of the top story at this hour. this year's nobel peace prize has been awarded to the jail delusions, human rights activists. alice periodically, the russian organization, memorial and ukraine. center for civil liberties. the norwegian noble committee, set the peace prize laureates represent civil society in their countries. and we go back to the war in ukraine now. and one of the newly liberated towns by ukrainian forces is lim on in the next one or 4 regions illegally annexed by russia . week ago, presidents put in declare the territories would be russian forever. now, some areas are back on the ukrainian control. hungry and afraid. people in the newly liberated town of lee mon, wait for supplies. desperate to get their hands on the little the russians left behind the go. so you didn't. what do you think we lived in? yeah, it was a mediation when you, cato humiliation. earlier. and the branch, you know, the graduate completely coveted mold and we were, they left us everywhere at the cock. people are hungry, you do how lord me, there's no water and no gas as the days get colder. many have lost everything and still can't believe the horace they experienced. i watched the show as though see what's left

champions of civil rights share this year's nobel peace prize, jail bell, russian rights activists, alice b, a lead sky, russia's memorial organization and ukraine center for civil liberties. the judges praised them as unwavering defenders of human rights in europe. the most highly anticipated announcement in a week of awards. at the stroke of 11 in oslo, the chair of norway's nobel committee ended the speculation. this yes peace prize is awarded to human rights advocate o. s. b ali, a skin from belarus, the russian human rights organization, midnight's organization, santa, for civil liberties. together with another the committee informed the win is in chief by phone till so congratulations. oh oh, it's okay it's it, sir. oh, it's great. oh, thank you. the c c else as they stand by the recognition of their efforts to hold the invading russian army accountable. still, graham, we're documenting russian military war crimes in ukraine to write the whole country with the most command. in particular, our team went to the key region and the 1st stage when it was liberated by here, we have more than 20000 crimes registered as of now is william washing the committee also recognize

of human rights. the belarusian civil rights activist ales bialiatski, and ukraine center for civil liberties. awards highlights civil society for peace and democracy. >> the most highly anticipated announcement, at the stroke of 11th, the chair of nobel's committee ended the speculation. >> this year's peace prize is awarded to human rights advocate, ales bialiatski from belarus. the russian human rights organization, memorial, and the ukrainian human rights organization center for civil liberties. >> together -- >> the committee informed the winners by phone. >> congratulations to you. >> okay, it's -- [laughter] it's great. thank you. >> the ccl says they are stunned by the recognition of their efforts to hold the invading russian army accountable. >> we're documenting russian military war crimes in ukraine, throughout the whole country. in particular, our team went to the kyiv region when it was first liberated. we have more than 20,000 crimes registered as of now. >> the committee also recognizes others -- a longtime leader of the democracy movement in belarus. he was detained following an

know, thank you very much for your work, and once again i congratulate the permanent expert of the center for civil liberties, mykhailo, on the nobel peace prize. kudos to ukrainee more topic, prague today continues to be the center of ukrainian political life. today, there on the leaders of the eu countries gathered at an informal summit, and the day before they, together with representatives of a dozen other countries, including ukraine, founded the new union, the european political community, the idea of ​​french president macron adds a new dimension of cooperation for a united europe, now once again with the participation of ukraine and for britain, this is also an important step and the details of the bbc's european columnist katya adler great britain did not return to the eu, but to the wider european arena , this is a decisive message from litras, she was warmly welcomed here, this meeting would not have had the same significance without britain, the fact that taras forest came here with over forty other european leaders shows the sense of crisis on the continent, how important it is that britain is here today, it is very important because britain has pr

present here for pollutant, in oslo the nobel peace prize went to defenders of democracy and civil society. russian rights groups, a belarusianctivist and the ukraine center for civil libertiesy have made an outstanding effort to document war crimes, human rights abuses, and the abuse of power. correspondent: for more than 30 years they have been cataloguing victims of joseph stalin's terror and rights abuses in modern russia. the authorities have shut it down, but it is still trying to operate. >> will the price lead to less pressure on us by authorities? no, it will only increase. our authorities will say right, the fifth column and they got a nobel prize. we will show you how we restore order in our country. correspondent: eight prestigious peace prize for russia's rights group will not impress president putin. at the very least it is a show of solidarity to those inside this country who still believe it is possible to build here a civil society. do not expect the kremlin to help. anchor: the king of thailand and has made a rare public appearance going to a hospital to meet the survivors of thursday's attack. across our land flags are flying at half mast for the 23 childr

for our human rights to critically loose in bills while the award came as a surprise there. if a ukraine center for civil liberties, cooper, my name is lala and off we didn't know about this. none of our staff did. i didn't know that this was a shock for me. we probably haven't realized it fully. but i have to say that this prize gives us inspiration and an understanding at the direction of our work is important for building pace, democracy and freedom and ukraine, which it also gives an understanding that we still have a lot of work ahead o, double hamid, as in the knee pro in ukraine and has some background on that group. it is an organization that was created back in 2007 and at the beginning, really their role was more or less like any human rights organization, which is monitoring law, enforcers, enforcement agencies, the judicial, local authorities to make sure that they will comply in compliance with human rights, now that changed back in 2014, during the euro. my dad protests that led to the conflict. we are in a de moment. they started investigating crimes committed more than a 100 people had died when the former president of the den president victoria nicole, which was o

historic moment, thank you, i congratulate all the citizens of ukraine, because on our conviction, on the conviction of the center for civil libertiesnobel committee recognized the struggle of the ukrainian people for freedom in all its essence with this decision. well, we will talk about what this nobel you shared with the russian human rights organization memorial and there will be a conversation with the belarusian human rights defender oleksiy bilyatsky about this, but i want to start with this very everyday moment. and how did you , as the head of the organization, find out about this it happens when people find out that they are now nobel laureates, we are a vivid example that it happens to her in more unexpected situations, it happened to me on my suitcases, i was traveling from a business trip from new york back to kyiv and now all our trips go through warsaw. so we waited er, to get on the train and at this moment , my colleague, the executive director of our organization oleksandr romantsova, calls me and she says that in 2 minutes the results of the nobel peace prize will be announced and we will be one of the nominees an

borders of the country and that is what we see exactly now with russia, ukraine, before with georgia, and other countries. amy: in march, democracy now! spoke to the head of the center for civil libertiesukraine, which won the nobel peace prize today. this is what she said then. >> when the war started, i asked myself, do i feel fear? i was emotial but i don't have fear. i have two main emotions. the first emotion is anger. i am really angry at the millions of ukrainians that russia invades to our country, that russia decided to stop our democratic choice, try to impose their logic of soviet unit and push us away to the past, which we don't want to return to. but most emotion is lost. this is a loss to my country. this is a loss to our people. it is a loss to our values. and we won't stand for it. amy: and speaking in a video produced by the right livelihood foundation. she is one of this year's livelihood laureates. >> ukraine they're going through difficult times. they are for our freedom in all senses. for freedom to be independent country. for freedom to be ukrainians with our own language and culture. and for freedom to have democrat choice. we have humanitarianar cris in this waw

of their officers. the 3rd recipient ukraine center for civil liberties, which was found that in 2007 to promote human rights and democracy during a period of turmoil. since the invasion, it's been documenting war crimes against civilians. jonah, how reports now from osler. hello, i am loving you, install the director, all in over. huge a noble institute in our slow an unexpected phone call on behalf of the center for civil liberties. will be awarded the nobel peace prize for 2022 to received in the ukrainian capital here with what activists later described as delightful shock. the good thank you. the center for civil liberties was founded in 2007 to advance human rights and democracy in ukraine. never imagining they would one day promote accountability for russian war crimes in their country. much less become joint recipients of the nobel peace prize. and in moscow, the prize would have come as a welcome boost to the now band human rights group. memorial founded to commemorate soviet era abuses and more recently in vladimir putin, russia. this is a sign that our work, whether it is recognized by alice, by r

of the war in ukraine. the chairwoman talked about the winners being an individual and organisations who try to deal with militarism, who try to support the principles of law, the center for civil liberties been identifying and documenting russian war crimes since the invasion in february of this yearfor numb oreal she said the invasion in february of this year for numb oreal she said was based on the notion that confronting past crimes is essential in preventing new ones and was a source of information on political prisoners in russia, documenting those stories which should not be lost without a trace, and ales bialiatski in belarus, imprisoned in 2011 to 2014, again arrested in 2020, still detained without trial, the chairwoman said. we will bring you more reaction to those winners, find out more about them, throughout the programme. the thai government says the entire nation is in grief after a former police officer killed 37 people in a gun and knife attack at a nursery. he then killed himself and his family following the massacre in nong bua lamphu province in the north—east of the country. thailand�*s king and prime minister are expected to visit shortly to pay their respects as fl

of human rights jailed bell russian rights activists. alice bell, bell b, a litski rushes memorial organization and ukraine's center for civil liberties. the joint award highlights the significance of civil society for peace and democracy. the most highly anticipated announcement in a week of awards. at the stroke of 11 in oslo, the chair of norway's nobel committee ended the speculation. this year's piece cry is awarded to human rights advocate o. s. b ali, a skin from belarus, the russian human rights organization, memory, all the ukrainian human rights organization center for civil liberties together with another the committee informed the winners in chief by phone till so congratulations. oh oh, it's okay, it's it, sir. oh, it's great. thank you. the c c l says they stand by the recognition of their efforts to hold the inviting russian army accountable. great, we're documenting russian military war crimes in ukraine to write the whole country . in particular, our team went to the key region and the 1st stage, and it was liberated by we have more than 20000 crimes registered as of now the committee also recognized alice bailey etzky,

for putin. in 0slo, the nobel peace prize went to defenders of democracy and civil society. russian rights group, memorial, belarus activist ales bialiatski, and ukraine's center for civil libertiess, human rights abuses and the abuse of power. for more than 30 years, memorial has been cataloguing the victims ofjoseph stalin's terror and rights abuses in modern russia. the authorities have shut it down but it's still trying to operate. translation: will the prize lead to less pressure on us l from the authorities? no, it will only increase. i'm sure that in the current climate, our authorities will say, "right, theirfifth column, and they also got a nobel prize. "we'll show you how we'll restore order in our country." a prestigious peace prize for a russian rights group will not impress russia's president. vladimir putin still seems determined to secure victory in ukraine and against the west. but at the very least, it's a show of solidarity to those inside this country who still believe it's possible to build here a civil society. don't expect the kremlin to help. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. earlier i wasjoined by one of this year's nobel peace prize winners and board mem

al jazeera of lo, much lively touchy is an expert counsel member at the center for civil liberties. the ukranian recipient of the nobel peace prize. he says, the price is for all of ukraine. of course, we're glad to receive this award to it is a kind of recognition of our work, but actually we regard this novel is bryce as erica. nice and not all the walk of all organizational but because the recognition of the work of global and terrorists, people who help barth and all the ukrainian civil society and moral old dan ukrainians while fighting for freedom for democracy, for human rights and for peace. now, thailand's king has visited survivors of thursday's massacre at a nursery school kink, mojave. you're a long cold travel to long beloved province with queens data to meet survivors, to hospitals. 36 people were killed when a former policeman opened fire at least 20 to the with children. it's one of the worst attacks in thailand's history. tony chang has more staring blankly into a future of unfathomable loss. the bereaved mother still comp believe her 2 year old son patter. one will never return. i thought it was just an ordinary day. i thought he'd go to school as usual

for putin. in oslo, the nobel peace prize went to defenders of democracy and civil society. russian rights group, memorial, belarus activist ales bialiatski, and ukraine's center for civil libertiesment war crimes, human rights abuses and the abuse of power. for more than 30 years, memorial has been cataloguing the victims ofjoseph stalin's terror and rights abuses in modern russia. the authorities have shut it down but it's still trying to operate. translation: will the prize lead to less pressure on us _ from the authorities? no, it will only increase. i'm sure that in the current climate, our authorities will say, "right, theirfifth column, and they also got a nobel prize. "we'll show you how we'll restore order in our country." a prestigious peace prize for a russian rights group will not impress russia's president. vladimir putin still seems determined to secure victory in ukraine and against the west. but at the very least, it's a show of solidarity to those inside this country who still believe it's possible to build here a civil society. don't expect the kremlin to help. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. russia's invasion of ukraine has plunged countries across europe in

of ukraine. all three were honored for their outstanding efforts to document war crimes and human rights abuses and the abuse of power. center for civil liberties is the group from ukraine who earned the prize. they called for an international tribunal to bring putin to justice along with belarusa president and other war criminals. the russian group honored is called memorial, a watchdog group found after the fall of the soviet union the leader spoke in moscow today after russian courts shut down the group last year. the activists from belarus is documented human rights abuses in his country since the 1980s. he was rested in 2020 for protesting against the lukashenko regime. >>> coming up next, today's positive jobs report and why so many economists were dreading this specific out come. >>> plus two men who warned american's political divisions could put the u.s. on the verge of the next civil war. and a north carolina community that may help set a new national standard for responding to mental health emergencies. stay with us. new dove body wash with microbiomome nutrient serum transforms the drdriest skin in 1 shower. you love closing a deal.

of russia's oldest human rights organizations. it was set up to uncover abuses during soviet era prisons. the supreme court shut down that group last team and ukraine's center for civil liberties was founded in 2007 to promote human rights journal. how reports from osler? hello, i am the director of the no beach in noble institute in our slow and unexpected phone call on behalf of the center for civil liberties will be awarded the nobel peace prize for 20 to 22 received in the ukrainian capital q with what activists later described as delightful shock. the good. thank you. the center for civil liberties was founded in 2007 to advance human rights and democracy in ukraine. never imagining they would one day promote accountability for russian war crimes in their country. much less become joint recipients of the nobel peace prize. and in moscow the prize would have come as a welcome boost to the now band human rights group. memorial founded to commemorate soviet era abuses and more recently in vladimir putin, russia. this is a sign that our work, whether it is recognized by us by russia, which is not. it is important. it is important for the world. it is important for people in r