it work, let 's move on, we have our last guest for today, lyudmila denisova, a human rights defender and the head of the ukrainian center for the protection of human rights, ms. ludmyla, we welcome you, have a good day, we know that the government has simplified the procedure by which you can get the status of a person with a disability due to the war to any snap where the applicant is now, but the decision will still be made by the structural unit, the one with... you declare or for the one registered at the place of residence , i.e. you are in kyiv, submit a tsnap in kyiv, but the solution is if you are a place of registered residence. ternopil region, then decisions will be made there. according to these procedures, it is possible to provide in electronic form, this is by means of the action portal, or through a single one state register of film veterans. but there is one but. to date, there is still no such technical possibility to submit documents in electronic form. we are now waiting for the government to finalize the mechanism and will certainly inform when they will act. documents for the application. if you, uh, you have a reque

the national team presents. united by football, stronger together. well, well and we return, and just now lyudmila denisova, a human rights activist and a schoolgirl, joins us. of the ukrainian center for the protection of human rights, yes, ladies and gentlemen, we welcome you, good morning, as always, we also say that even during our iter, you can monitor the contacts of the ukrainian center for the protection of human rights and ask for clarification, in particular, regarding your rights and opportunities , such as war veterans, or or if someone in your family is at the front, ms. lyudmila, first of all, let's discuss the innovation in the law, this is an additional 70,000 to the military who are fighting, what is the 70,000, who can claim it, how are they calculated, first of all, i would like to talk about what exactly this financial support is, what it consists of military personnel, it is our monthly basic and additional payments, that these are the main ones, this is the official salary of the military service. this is a salary based on a military rank, an allowance for years of service, and including these additional payments can be about an increase in the official salary, various allowance

the territory of our ukraine. mrs. lyudmila, thank you for the conversation and for the clarification, lyudmila denisova, human rights defender, head of the ukrainian center for the protectionman rights was in touch with us, and we are approaching 10 o'clock in the morning. which means that we will now watch a fresh selection of news prepared by our journalists, kateryna shirokopoyas is ready to tell us about new things. katra, i congratulate you on the word. greetings, colleagues, we will promptly discuss the most important events this hour is already a minute ago. news time on the espresso tv channel. kateryna shirokopoyas works in the studio. four people died, including three rescuers, as a result of a massive attack by shaheds in kharkiv. another twelve people were injured, among them policemen and a nurse of the regional medical aid center. this was reported to the regional prosecutor's office. the russians launched 15 drones around the city. as a result of the shelling , high-rise buildings and private houses were damaged, and the occupiers struck again at the time when the rescuers were getting under the rubble a 67-year-old man was crushed by slabs on the third floo

work, do not forget to notify us, and in the meantime, we will communicate with the human rights defender, she is the head of the ukrainian center for the protectionhuman rights, lyudmila denisova, in connection with our studio, mrs. lyudmyla, good morning, good morning, we always talk to you and help people to find their way, because war brings grief and... very often after such shocking situations, people get confused and don't know, what and how to do, if possible, then in fact, let's return to the topic of pensions, when there is a loss of a breadwinner for a person, for families, for example, those who have disappeared, this is one of the most difficult such cases of registration, that is, who is from the family, such families, where there are missing persons , has the right to... receive this survivor's pension, who, who specifically and what should be done? you know, this is really a very voluble question, because today, well, a very crazy number of people who are missing, but i need to clarify here, because there are two statuses of missing persons, the first is the status of a missing person under special circumstances, that is, a person

center for protection of children human rights. (women and children exclaiming) ♪ ♪ >> narrator: many of the children recently rescued from russia receivesolation. ♪ ♪ >> fedosenko (speaking ukrainian): >> narrator: 17-year-old vlad was held in russian camps for around eight months. >> fedosenko (speaking ukrainian): >> narrator: he says a guard then threatened him. >> (speaking russian): >> (speaking indistinctly) >> narrator: outside the office, a new arrival. (men speaking ukrainian) (all greeting) >> narrator: weeks after her grandmother's death, anastasia has comeome. save ukraine helped to secure her release. her grandfather is here to meet her, but her sister vlada is not with her. anastasia says when vlada heard her grandmother had died, she decided not to come back to ukraine. >> (speaking russian): ♪ ♪ >> narrator: anastasia is home at last, but the city of kherson is still not safe. >> (speaking russian): >> narrator: she says she initially left kherson willingly. >> (speaking russian): ♪ ♪ >> narrator: the iphr team is in kherson to interview her. >> (speaking ukrainian): >> narrator: on the edges of the city, black smoke fr

the importance of protecting human rights defenders that operate online. topics include authoritarian repression in bmr online platforms are evaluated in protecting the speech of human rights defenders. this is hosted by the center fortrategic and international studies. [background noises] >> welcome to international studies. [inaudible] the launch for online platforms. i want toi thank our partners n this effort. as well as. [inaudible] for all of this. [inaudible] and today as in 2024 according to the digital global overview report 5 billion active social media profiles exist in the world. as a percentage that is 62% of the world that's engaging in social media. mobile phone users are only 70% of global population. more than 66% of all people on haearth now use the internet for this issue is affecting the daily fabric of all of our lives as they change and become increasingly reliant on social media platforms. for our commerce, art utilities and how we pay our bills all the way to how we engage and networks. people who are experiencing some of the positives of this the human rights defenders also some of the negatives. people are the dark underside of the internet used to track, threaten, target and harm people in

the protection of some rights of ukrainians. what does it mean, is it true or not. we will ask mykhailo terahkal, head of the strategic affairs center of the ukrainian helsinki union for human rights. well, in the meantime, you still have the opportunity for these 20 minutes for... for our collection, for us it remains to accumulate some 2008, and we have already accumulated 30 this morning. mr. mykhailo, we congratulate you, have a good day. well, actually, like yesterday. the ukrainians were very upset and said that everything was over, there were no longer any rights to protect property rights for free elections, and immediately there were some refutations that this was not true, in a word, what happened, explain to us those who do not follow the way human rights are respected in ukraine every day, well, look, if you say that they are gone, then they have been gone for a long time, because... first of all, well ukraine retreated from its rights under the convention since 2015, but with the beginning of a full-scale invasion, that is, there was a fairly wide-ranging retreat, that is, the withdrawal of the sender in 2022, it was periodically continued there by state repres

protecting human rights defenders that operate online. topics include authoritarian repression in myanmar and online platforms are evaluating and protecting the speech of human rights defenders. this is sosa by the center for strategic and international studies.st >> [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible] i want to thank our partners, noticed is he department stake and atlantic council digital -- [inaudible]ev i am the director of human rights initiative and humanitarian agenda here at csis, and today as in 2024 according to the digital 2024 global overview report, 5 billion active social media profiles exist in the world as a% of global population that is 62% of the world that is engaging social media. mobile phone users are up to almost 70% of the global population and more than 66% f all people on earth now use the internet. this issues affecting the daily fabric of all of our lives as they change become increasingly reliant on social media platforms for our commerce, our entertainment, all utilities even in how we pay our bills come all the way to what we engage in networks. people who are experiencing some of the positives of this some of the negatives, people who are the dark

, officials discussed the importance of protecting human rights defenders who operate online, including discussions on online platforms and myanmar. this is hosted by the center for strategic and international studies. [chatter] [chatter] >> good morning, everyone. welcome to the center for strategic and international studies. i'm so delighted to have you here with us today and delighted to have those who are all tuning in online for this very important discussion of the launch of the united states guidance for online platforms on protecting human rights defenders online. i want to thank our partners in this effort, the department of state, as well as access now and the atlantic council's digital forensic lab for all of their support in putting this event together today. my name is michelle strucke. i'm the director of the human rights initiative and the humanitarian agenda here at csis, and today, and 2025, according to the 2025 global overview report, 5 billion active social media profiles exist in the world. as a percentage of global population, that is 62% of the world that is engaging in social media. mobile phone users are up to 70% of the global population

, officials discussed the importance of protecting human rights defenders who operate online, including discussions on online platforms and myanmar. this is hosted by the center fortrategic and international studies. [chatter] [chatter] >> good morning, everyone. welcome to the center for strategic and international studies. i'm so delighted to have you here with us today and delighted to have those who are all tuning in online for this very important discussion of the launch of the united states