of civil society organizations related to the state yet should be reimbursed for all the all the damage that have been caused to them wasn't because the state and so at this point would have been recovered from those loans are related. so what does people have bought with the money's they got from, from gives the lebanese a company based enough would be. so this is just the about 10 percent of the all the money you both. we choose to point to bill in your us dollars. so a minimum amount of the dose money is in bobbie does scandal have been recovered or are they should be to be, to be recovered? not de large about all fall of the money, but at the same time, there is an action now being yet being placed in london. and eventually does state could also recovered money related to debt from privy invest, which is the company involved in a product and also from the banks involved in the prod which are, again, credit suisse and b, b, b, or his, as i said at the beginning of the program, the court has begun to deliver its verdict. how fair was the trial? can we be confident that justice will be

what is the women's wing of civil society?cluding as the head of a women's organization, well, you see these leaders, well, of course you named leaders in whom to see all of you and i think that in every region every district, but sees its leaders female lyceum. they are good, but look at 150,000 women in the union. yes, well, such a figure has been voiced, if you think in terms of male categories, this is a few such full-fledged not cropped divisions, this is a huge force until the twentieth year, you will agree. we lived like there is a problem in a greenhouse. well, the president will decide it for us. yes, we need to protect the country. so we are the majority, one of them will protect, but it turned out that if the majority is here, this, which we are, will not rise. and will not declare that this is the majority, then corrupt a minority, an active corrupt minority, in fact, the fifth column, it will decide the fate of the state for us. so. how many women, suddenly realizing this, will respond to your call and stand up fo

civil society has always been the years and eyes of the front-line communities. is no more front-line community than those who are behind bars, demanding a better world, the one that we are here fighting for. amy: just before we went on-air here at cop27, i spoke to the long time environmentalist nnimmo bassey, director of the , health of mother earth foundation, about the protests here both for climate justice and human rights. you were here for the protest on saturday, could you talk about those? >> usually we march on the streets in the city. here, we were within the confined perimeters of the cop27. it was very surreal. it showed the resiliency of the people. we didn't want to legitimize any kind of controlled march in the town, so this was important. the demands were mostly just announcing the cop itself. it is lost and damaged. we also declared that zero is a hopeless idea. eventually, they are pushing this on the young people to whom the future belong. that instead of just talking about loss and damage. because of the degradation, the payment of the climat

, they raided the ukrainian cultural fund, not ukrainian civil society, the ministry of education andd into a laughing stock. we all know this person, this is andriy yarmak, he obviously has great ambitions as a producer or director. vision here, it is very important to understand that we are dealing with different paradigms of the existence of cinema, some in the government believe that cinema can be instrumentalized, and in fact, the presidential company is a company that has demonstrated that thanks to cinema, it is possible to instrumentalize it in such a way that it becomes a political tool. and uh, someone thinks that cinema should be like that. and actually, the rebuke from the new government of the same mr. sushka and tkachenko, uh, regarding the previous successful period of managing the state cinema, when there were they were referring to the fact that they create mass cinema, which means you do not influence the masses. so you do not create entertaining content and so on, although ukrainian cinema, you know, has had great success at international film festivals. is it fortu

they are more broad than the authors law understand civil society, our patriotic civil society, which formed after the twentieth year. they ask questions. and this destroys the myth created by enemy propaganda to some kind of dictatorship. here is the democratic nature of the processes and the discussion of the adoption of the constitution now, the discussion of the law of the ovns is very important and it is important now that the government hears the people, these are the comments that are made, and i am sure that this will be the case, which is made during the discussion of the law on all-belarusian people's assembly. and we see how, during this discussion, even those comments that are made by the entire belarusian people's assembly. it gains legitimacy. the most important thing is the trust of the people. we saw this already in february 21, when it actually ended this difficult period and opened a page of gradual political transformation for belarus. but now this discussion once again emphasizes how mature our society is, it is taking steps towards the authorities and the authorit

struct. yet civil society was able to find a way to create momentum and put pressure on road leaders was like meeting every single year every single day with this year. we will only know if they actually listen to us if we get a loss damaged by that therapy. and if you make sure that that finance actually comes and arrives this year to day in the form of grads and not load you and not reality until that we are only be heard, but not listen to is clear that there is still a lot to be done, and these are very serious challenges and there's been lots of talk and maybe not enough action. but over these last 2 weeks, has there been anything that you've seen or heard? that gives you hope that maybe in some ways your message is getting across and maybe some concrete steps will be taken to protect our planet. what gives me hope is the people's movement. seeing people come together from different places of the world. seeing global south countries calling for the state of civil society is calling for, which is a loss damage, finance facility. and the fossil fuel stays out. that is what gives m

this is what a truly formed civil society is.that hears one that feels, one that is understood and lived in. if necessary, you will initiate such steps in relation to your, let's say, 150,000 members of the organization. i will be the first. great, the only thing i would like to add is, you know, among the list of what we could lose ukraine showed that a woman could lose her children in the literal sense of this words, because in the fourteenth there were several hundred of them. yes, there are thousands of them now. unfortunately. this is the worst pain that can already be on to be remembered by those who listen to us, including good then a minority. here the war is not a woman's face. it was once written by one of the whites. e of a positioner who left there for 2 weeks, well, she hasn't returned yet, but they, after all, are just a woman and have chosen a face and there is no originality here. just such a good, trendy, flower technology, white dress benches graces, that's all. it was trite and worn out to holes in other countr

they understand the civil society of our patriotic civil society, which has been formed since the twentieththors of the law. they are behind. questions and this destroys the myth created by enemy propaganda, and for some dictatorship that democratic processes and the discussion of the adoption of the constitution now, the discussion of the law of the ovns - it is very important and important now that the government hears the people, these are the comments that are being made. and i am sure that it will be so, which is introduced during the discussion of the law on the all-belarusian people's assembly. and we see how, during this discussion, even those comments that are made by the entire belarusian people's assembly. it gains legitimacy. the most important thing is the trust of the people. we saw this already in february 21, when it actually ended this difficult period and opened a page of gradual political transformation in belarus. but now this discussion once again emphasizes how mature our society is, it is taking steps towards the authorities and the authorities are taking steps toward

council of europe and the fugitives created a contact group on belarus to interact with a democratic civil societywhich turns out to be non-existent . it will be very interesting. to grow a crop of vegetables and potatoes in a quality way to preserve it and guaranteed to sell, we will analyze the whole essence of the work and food stop funds of the minsk region , together with the committee of state control and the federation and trade unions of belarus, today in the palace of independence we will tell you who made the promenade through the historical halls of the symbols of sovereignty of our country on the last day of autumn. and now about sports, dynamo minsk in the khl plays on the road against spartak in the mhl, the dynamos hosted the sakhalin sharks at home and, of course, the world cup in qatar. and football players and camels in the draft day sports. inflation has decreased in belarus , the ruble has strengthened, and the economy is entering the trajectory of recovery growth, an up-to-date assessment of the economic situation. in the oval hall of the parliament. today, the prime minister

remains led by governments and delegates and also ensuring that civil society as it was, in terms ofsure that there is experience, expertise, and communities on the ground that are a part of the conversation in order to influence the decisions we want to see coming out of these. >> how long have poorer and developing countries been seeking this type of help from richer countries? how big of a win -- we can talk more about whether or not this money is actually put aside. but just the fact that they got to this point, how big of a win is that for the poorer and developing countries that they even got this? >> well in one sense there's been a kind of mission agreement and that's a massive achievement but looking back in indirect ways, climate change had been starting to have an impact white slowly but also not just climate change. the actual impact of energy exploitation and the energy market, it has had an impact internationally on some nations more than others with complex issues around things like deforestation, loss of the amazon. massively complicated issues around the need for ene

is the most correct reflection of civil society, besides, it is, uh, and constantly.e passing process of rotation. demand for the industrial development fund's programs is growing every year. the number of applications this year is twice as much as last year, and the amount of loans will exceed 100 billion rubles. funds results. vladimir putin discussed at a meeting with its director roman petr the details will be told by dmitry moroka. over the 8 years of the existence of the industrial development fund, hundreds of projects. in the current conditions, the programs are even more in demand this year alone, the number of applications for soft loans. doubled among programs targeted loans at 1.3.5% for the tasks of creating a component base of an enterprise increasing labor productivity development projects and others amount from 5 million to 5 billion rubles. for up to 10 years, since 2014, 1,200 projects have been financed in seventy-four regions of the country. this year, the figure is close to 200 concessional loans worth over 100 billion rubles. the main advantage i

is the most correct reflection of civil society, in addition to that , there is, uh, constantly.actually, the passing process of rotation. more than 1,000 projects in 74 regions have been financed by the industrial development fund over the eight years of its existence , the head of the organization, roman petrutsa, said this at a meeting with vladimir putin this year according to him according to the words, the amount of loans will exceed 100 billion rubles. the support measures are in demand, as they say, because the pound provides russian manufacturing companies with borrowed funds at low interest rates and for long periods. business support conditions are quite suitable one three five percent. yes, up to ten years. well, the amount is 5 million. yes, 5 billion. the whole program is good, as far as i understand. 5 results to report for all these years, you are right, and the number of projects is already going to a hundred to hundreds a year , this year alone we are going to a confident figure of 250 loans in excess of 100 billion rubles. this is a huge amount for us this year

they literally, bill, wiped out civil society as we would know it. and they have this high-tech surveillance they've imposed on their people. facial recognition being the centerpiece. gillian is right. people on the street protesting here knowing that system exists, this is an act of courage that we're seeing for certain. yes, it has significance. it doesn't mean that president xi is in trouble in the sense of his regime. it does mean the fact that president xi worries about this. it is a fact that the chinese communist party leaders under president xi and his predecessors have always been more concerned about their domestic security than any adversary out there to include the united states. they know full well with a population the size that they have, a billion 400 million people, if that population rose up against them they would have difficulty staying in power so yes, it has significance in

uh, this is the main problem, so our task is to enter the industry, patriotic forces, civil society , unions were present. eh, good. i hope that it people are now thinking about protecting the rights of the workers, first of all, themselves, at least then, i think. after reaching such prospects, we will be able to say that this industry will be more patriotic. high technologies that are very strong have entered our lives. and this sphere continues to develop. what next steps are being prepared for, what can some breakthrough discoveries be? we are now waiting to enter the industrial sector, for which we will not leave to prepare, but we all go into virtual reality, though there is nothing fundamentally new, except for augmented reality. i am personally anti-virtual reality. in my opinion. it will simply spoil the psyche of people with augmented reality. it can help us, in what way we can supplement our interaction, and with this information segment, that is, the engineer can see not only with his own eyes, but additional background information. i have this information on some specific

help to develop the institution and civil society in the country.hrcs usually take place at the end of the year in december, council chairman valery fadeev in new circumstances, other people become leaders of public opinion and in new circumstances, other people who can best represent civil society is the most correct reflection of civil society, in addition to that , there is, uh, constantly. actually, the passing process of rotation. development fund programs industry is growing annually, the number of applications this year is twice as much as in the past, and the amount of loans will exceed 100 billion rubles. on the results of the fund's work, vladimir putin discussed at a meeting with its director roman petrutskaya the details will be told by maria slobodskaya during the 8 years of the existence of the industrial development fund, hundreds of projects have received support. in the current conditions, the programs are even more in demand this year alone, the number of applications for soft loans. doubled among programs targeted for and under on

that is a level of protection that you and other people in civil society will not have.evel to which you are speaking out now, what could happen to you now? hossam: we knew that we had to take action and we always knew that it was only two weeks so ultimately it will be over and we will all be back in cairo, but it was really a choice between not doing anything and wasting this huge opportunity of having a u.n. summit on egyptian soil, or taking that risk in facing possible consequences afterwards. initially, we decided to take that risk, that it was worth it and then with alla's hunger strike, we lost hesitation and fear. we decided we did not just have an opportunity but an obligation to use this opportunity. we hope the world will not forget about egypt once cop is over so this stoplight goes elsewhere. even if that happens, it will have been well worth it. amy: hossam bahgat, all the best to you. founder and executive director of the egyptian initiative for personal rights, eipr, based in cairo. for the past seven years he has been banned from traveling outside egypt

i was part of the civil society movement before this.uman rights leagues, women ngo democrats etc.. for the moment currently i'm afraid to say that we still have an important and strong ngos working in the field but we also have a lot of corrupt because after the revolution democracy was the occasion for anyone to have their own political party. we have a lot of corrupt ngos and organizations and we are suffering. i will give you an example. you have a lot of ngos who supported the coup. maybe they are to support democracy. a lot of these ngos -- imagine you are funding ngos to promote democracy and suddenly you discover they are supporting the coup. this is a problem. yet to take this into account. it is important for us to tackle this problem. it used to be the problem of the government of the dictatorship. for the moment, it is the problem of the state civil society and the political parties and this is why the transition is complex because the people are supposed to be leading themselves. what was the last? i am sorry to know that wh

i was part of the civil society movement before this.uman rights leagues, women ngo democrats etc.. for the moment currently i'm afraid to say that we still have an important and strong ngos working in the field but we also have a lot of corrupt because after the revolution democracy was the occasion for anyone to have their own political party. we have a lot of corrupt ngos and organizations and we are suffering. i will give you an example. you have a lot of ngos who supported the coup. maybe they are to support democracy. a lot of these ngos -- imagine you are funding ngos to promote democracy and suddenly you discover they are supporting the coup. this is a problem. yet to take this into account. it is important for us to tackle this problem. it used to be the problem of the government of the dictatorship. for the moment, it is the problem of the state civil society and the political parties and this is why the transition is complex because the people are supposed to be leading themselves. what was the last? i am sorry to know that wh

in my opinion, the weak link in our civil society unanimously took off and left. waved my hand and said, thank you guys. thank you for leaving, because we realized that those who remained are our own elite question, i had a different question and the question that they ask me is not about those who starred. it's about those who first starred, then i'll be there for something like that. there's still shit so you know, he's back. and moreover, there is such a saying, the tashkent front. there is such a thing as civil oblivion, so these people should be subjected to such citizens. let them live ok this motherland a. we cannot cancel it. they were born here, they have citizenship. we have, by the way, according to the constitution it is impossible. cancel citizenship only as plating issued. which, by the way, you can also play with it like this. uh, if they're back, they should understand. what place do they occupy now. it's called civil oblivion was such someone now nobody earn it all over again. if you want, if you want, i 'm sorry, then you say, they must understan

they are more broadly than the authors of the law understand, civil society is our patriotic civil societyuestions. and this destroys the myth created by enemy propaganda, a some kind of dictatorship, such democratic processes and the discussion of the adoption of the constitution now, the discussion of the law of the ovns - it is very important and important now that the government hears the people, these are the comments that are being made. and i am sure that it will be so, which is introduced during the discussion of the law on the entire belarusian people's assembly. and we see how that's in the course of this discussion. yes, those comments that are made by the entire belarusian people's assembly. it gains legitimacy. the most important thing is the trust of the people. we are it we saw already in february 21, when it actually ended this difficult period and opened the page for a gradual political one. information from belarus but now this discussion once again emphasizes how mature our society is, it is taking steps towards the authorities and the authorities are taking steps toward

uh, let's hope so, but civil society is responding.fter all, those who came there to protest against this parish. these are not just journalists, they are the leader of public opinion. and our patriots, our people demand from these diplomats to stop such walking, that is, the people themselves demand. because if this goes unpunished, they will perceive it as a challenge to our national identity, our national memory, so of course we can't allow that. but what else pleases me is this reaction of diplomats - this is the reaction of some neighboring states. uh, a hysterical response to our historical politics. here are examples that the belarusian state. i assure you. i see, even the younger generation. i don't want to overestimate the tree. there's no knocking here, right? yes , but it is bearing fruit that we are changing the school course in history, that we taught chickens from the history of belarusian statehood. we have upgraded and now we are watching. how is the teaching of social science block universities. yes, uh, a year of hist

civil society does not have those resources to present their work and to make their demands heard.is is where the u.n. secretary general must step in and decide how this place is going to be run. is it going to become an expo? the next cop will happen in dubai which is an expo city. amy: because of the thousands of lobbyists, representatives, the government from the uae to the united states to saudi arabia, the crisis for climate activists to be here, do you think these cops are absolute -- obsolete or is there even a value no matter how much the fuel costs to get here? harjeet: this space is the only space where we see all countries equal. malawi is as powerful as the you european union. we cannot depend on the seven countries. this is the place where we fight for global justice but this space is being turned into a commercial space and not a space where civil society organizations and developing countries can equally demand human rights and justice and we need to reboot the system to make sure that the u.n. sticks to purpose to march through the challenges we are facing right now

community plays a very important role in this process, because they are the most important part of civil society, the russian orthodox church and other religious associations representing muslims, jews, buddhists are a very active and very significant part of civil society, whose representatives often act mainly, as a rule, being motivated by altruistic impulses. they are long-term such a life starter on a strategic basis and now these people are doing a lot for our country to preserve its value identity. the ministry of defense of russia presented a new multimedia section of the site dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the creation of the legendary normandy neman squadron, unique archival materials tell about the joint actions of the red army air force and french pilots in the fight against the nazis during the war years. normandy germans. we made more than 5,000 sorties, conducted almost 900 air battles, shot down 273 luftwaffe aircraft , and extracts from the awards are presented on the site 83 french pilots were awarded soviet orders and medals; four became heroes of the soviet union; the f

in the development of the state in the center of attention is the person civil society is vested with powers in the framework of the nomination of delegates to the entire belarusian people's assembly parliamentarian. we discussed possible changes that will affect the activities of public associations and political parties the idea that political parties for all their ideological differences. at the same time, we must stand on a constructive and constructive state and pro-people position, this message was reflected in the draft law. it clearly states that ideological programs can be anything liberal conservative social democratic others, but the idea that the sovereignty of the republic of belarus certainly no one has the right to encroach on the territorial integrity of the independence of the belarusian state and political parties is inviolable should provide. with this highest value of the belarusian state and society, the modernization of political institutions will be a step towards building sustainable mechanisms for the stability of the entire state system. her teachers were smo

they on our territory declare the position of their states not to react to this, we cannot what civil societyeacts to. look, after all, the non-state, while they have n't seen it, maybe there is, he missed the statement there by mida yes, well, it probably will, but let's hope, but civil society reacts. after all, those who came there to protest against this parish. these are not just journalists, they are the leader of public opinion. and our patriots, our people demand from these diplomats to stop such walking, that is, the people themselves demand. because if it goes unpunished, they will see it as a challenge to our national identity, our national memory, so of course we cannot allow that. but what else pleases me is this reaction of diplomats. this is the reaction of some neighboring states. and such a hysterical response to our historical policy with you. here are examples that belarusian i assure you. so i look, even for the younger generation i don’t want to overestimate wood. there is no knock here. yes, but it does work. here is the fact that we are changing the school course on his

egypt has launched a crackdown on civil society just days before the u.n. climate summit beginsn sharm el-sheikh. hundreseven arrested -- hundreds have been arrested. >> we were expecting as egypt hosting the cop27, and openness was of amy: president biden will attend next week in sharm el-sheikh. within 50 u.s. lawmakers have called on egypt to release alaa abd el-fattah and other political prisoners. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. representatives of ethiopia's government have reached a deal to permanently halt hostilities with people in northern tigray region. the peace deal announced wednesday capped a week of african union-mediated talks in south africa aimed at bringing an end to a two-year-old war that's sparked one of the world's worst hunitarian crises. former nigerian president olusegun obasanjo led the peace -- the negotiations. >> [inaudible] >> [indiscernible] amy: all parties to the tigray war have been accused of war crimes. the peace talks did not include e

the sound civil society in the movement of candidates for delegates.ried out in the format of republican public associations or trade unions. in accordance with their lips, the minsk automobile plant is one of the flagships of the belarusian industry and its workforce numbers about 15,000 people, and of course, many of the workforce are primarily interested in who, how, how, uh, maybe uh, was chosen as a delegate from the belarusian people's assembly for in order to represent the interests of this close-knit team of many thousands, the minsk motor plant is another mouse for the giant anastasia sergeevna distributed here. just a couple of months ago, he was working as a design engineer for a 22-year-old girl. i had to quickly master the subtleties in production. she actively works with documentation and controls the quality of engines. the young specialist also joined in the discussion of the bill, and the entire belarusian people's assembly was the entire russian people's assembly. we will play a leading role in the life of the country, as there will b

associations representing muslims, jews, buddhists are a very active and very significant part of civil societyesentatives often act mainly, as a rule, being motivated by altruistic impulses. they wear long-term such a start, vitally strategic and now these people are doing very well. much for our country to preserve its valuable identity, the trial in the case of the magomedov brothers continues, they are accused of embezzling 11 billion rubles and creating a criminal community. the state government previously asked for both under 20 years in prison, the process is being watched by alena meshchansky, the moscow court began announcing charges against the tyevudin brothers and magomed magomedov, they are accused of embezzling 11 billion rubles. the court recognized them guilty. true, what kind of verdict was passed, while it is not known the meeting began at about 1:00 in the afternoon, and not at 11:00, as it was originally planned, the judges began to read the verdicts and announced the details of the case, their investigation only reached november 2013 . the meeting will continue on friday at

we're engaging more closely with civil society just to mar, i'm seeing civil side to hearing tripoli. the deputy came in june, i saw victims and donna and we're bringing a libyans to the hague on round tables on monday in terms of crimes against children. but we have to make sure we deliver, and i think is quite exceptional, quite frankly, the work of the team based upon this new approach has resulted in only the space of a few months and warrant applications yesterday. so we're doing my job in terms of pressure really i, i am indifferent to pressure. my job is to be independent and impartial, not to be driven by interest groups and others. it is to do my job. i'm engaging with victims and civil society and we have to make sure we have the evidence and have to be very clear that there is no statute of limitations for what crimes and every individual has certain responsibilities. and we live in a very imperfect world, right? but to those the, those, libya and so we finish preschool question those that feel sorry, let, let me finish the question, excuse me, those that feel that they can

activists journalists and civil society activists journalists and civil society figures have found themselves forced to figures have found themselves forced to figures have found themselves forced to flee the country in order to maintain flee the country in order to maintain flee the country in order to maintain their personal safety except not iria their personal safety except not iria their personal safety except not iria yashan on wednesday he told the judge in yashan on wednesday he told the judge in yashan on wednesday he told the judge in the michansky court he is a russian the michansky court he is a russian the michansky court he is a russian patriot and has no plans to leave his patriot and has no plans to leave his patriot and has no plans to leave his own homeland i'm not leaving because i own homeland i'm not leaving because i own homeland i'm not leaving because i don't think i'm doing anything that goes don't think i'm doing anything that goes don't think i'm doing anything that goes against the interests of my country i'm against the interests of my country i'm against the inte

thank you very much vitaly kulyk, political scientist, director of the center for the study of civil societyblems, he was with us in the program hosted by mykola veresen, now he is giving everyone the opportunity to rest from himself for three minutes and then he will return because there are more guests and don't forget that we also have e answers to questions if there are questions, there will be answers automatically. at least i hope so, we will listen to people suffering from rheumatism. but arthritis is impossible to get used to, it does not allow to move. i tried everything. and at the pharmacy i bought yellow cream dolgit, it saves me from pain in rheumatism , swelling and improves the mobility of the joints in joints and backs, the russian world invaded ukraine, it destroys ukrainians, in order to survive, we must defeat the inhumans, all together, throughout the country, mykolaiv teenagers from the public association of dreams junior together with the espresso tv channel announced a fundraiser for the purchase of 200 silencers for weapons for ukrainian soldiers, in turn, our polish

what the hell is her puppy's civil society? it was a depta. t in society, it was a very good concept. listen to the hearing of this screw in the management buffo of the face. you see , he was under the nazis by the faces. well, it so happened that he had served time, her something new idea appeared. it was not the idea of ​​reconciliation, the idea was legalization and the need for the survival of the poor the average ukrainian, humiliated by the muscovites under the nazis, and her puppy with his fascist inferiority complex, was also identified by this one in the same pyramid that was paid. yes , of course euphoria i was also on maida. i saw it all too. i liked it too. i didn’t like how yenukovych built his oligarchy, how they bought deputies for cash, nobody liked it, it’s a completely different matter that after georgia you could only look at it or with your eyes. ah, we have the civil initiative and the russian also played with incidentally, coming there to ukraine thought. ah , we are on american technology. we understand everything and are

we form our model in the center of attention, which is the person civil society is endowed with significantgates to the entire belarusian people's assembly, the parliamentarian. we discussed possible changes that will affect the activities of public associations and political parties today's platform, in fact, a platform that, e, denotes the role of public phenomena, their place in the political process in legislative initiatives, but, in fact, has become zero readings for a number of bills and despite the fact that the discussion of the draft law by political parties was declared. we touched everything together with the deputies and leaders of public organizations and touched the law of the drafts of all the belarusian people's assembly, but civil society. in particular, legislators are considering the possibility of providing heads of public associations have the right to indicate as the address of registration of the place of their direct work. at the same time, the activities of associations should be constructive and constructive in nature. the bill provides for a ban on propaganda of

i expect climate activists civil society. and that's why what you said for me about the outside is so important. it's about making sure that the energy and the sense of urgency makes it to the inner sanctum over those, the goose sheeting rooms. because in those negotiating rooms, then negotiating commas and post office, they do not have the hot and the empathy. and that is required at that moment to make those decisions. it's not about the money not being there. of course the money is there. uh huh. what will you be able to do? what will you be out of change for the small farmers that you represent? what i would like to add here, it's not only a matter of money. i mean here it can be also not just trying to transfer no transfer from developed countries to develop megan country concept board to to face the negative effect of climate change. especially for those of small hold our farmers and africa. i know that technology and knowledge transfer as also meaning money. but i think a developed country can sub bored by technology a

happening and what is being won back as we move when we will achieve those successes that the civil societyooking forward to and not only because of course all these aspects were calculated by our higher command and direct e commanders who conduct combat operations in the e field and this is, as we already know, four brigadier generals and one major general who just and e-e provide it is clear why the eastern direction is called that, there are simply many questions p yurii i basically wanted i would like to ask you, do you imagine the continued existence of these two armies on the two banks of the dnieper, because most military experts are now saying that it will be very difficult for ukraine to operate on the opposite bank, that the russians are strengthening there that they can, in principle, shell kherson, as they shelled kharkiv or mykolaiv before that, to what extent is it possible to counter it now and in a spear-like attempt to destroy destroy the cities that they have just left, of course, such a threat is very great, and it is definitely that the enemy will probably take such step

there are more representatives of the ukrainian civil society . societies that also we participated inrces well and accordingly i would like to know whether in your opinion ms. uh, multifaceted specifically women's organizations that have, i think, inexhaustible energy, and on the other hand, we understand that the voice of women reaches others somewhat. i don't know the target audiences at the same event. during our big events, but also systemic activity, it attracts women's organizations from different countries of the world, so among our close partners is the polish congress of women, which in early october, kindly received us the delegation of the ukrainian women's congress at their forest 14th annual event in wroclaw and today we received them during our e-e ukrainian women's congress under the courtesy of the federation of our extremely top you can send to poland excusila in poland mr. andrii odeshchytsy we talked with the vice-speaker of the parliament of poland we spoke with barbara labuda, a politician and a very active participant of the solidarity movement, polish women shar