anton garelkin is with us, deputy chairman of the state duma committee on... information policy, informationhnology and communications, anton vladimirovich, hello, hello, what do you think, what are the prospects, we are waiting today for a statement from the french prosecutor's office, the paris prosecutor's office regarding the detention of pavel durov, what do you think, how harsh will the charges be, and is there a chance that within these 96 hours that they are talking about, yes, that according to french law he can be detained for this period, and that after these 96 hours he will be released. well, you know that his arrest was just recently extended, it is obvious that within 96 hours he is unlikely to be released, so far no one knows the charges, we only hear assumptions, but obviously, based on the subtle signs that french investigators are talking about, this is most likely a story with prohibited content, but prohibited content one way or another... a very clear division by functionality, its brother nikolai is responsible for the technical part, there is perekopsky, who is respon

the criminal code and the code of administrative offenses, the head of the state duma committee on information policylexander khenshtein, today he became a participant in a round table... of the expert institute of social research called responsibility for information, why regulate the work of bloggers, this is how alexander khenshtein himself commented on the work to strengthen control over... already today on the internet everyone who posts information and is responsible for its accuracy. in our country today, the internet is already a zone where outright defamation of legal norms is not allowed. today we have it is not just the reliability of the information disseminated that a person is responsible for, but for this information itself, for its dissemination. unacceptable, prohibited information, something that relates to completely criminal content. register your car in the avito auto garage and get a chance to win a new car. avito auto garage. here are the parts for your car. cash loan and cashback up to 10%. pairs of chicken premiere chickenhit with new curry sauce at a competitive price. magne

the code of administrative offenses, this was announced by the head of the state duma committee on information policy today he became a participant in the round table of the expert institute for social research called responsibility for information, why regulate the work of bloggers. and here's how alexander khenshtein commented on the work to strengthen control over the reliability of information published on the internet. already today on the internet, everyone who posts information is responsible for its accuracy; today, in our country, the internet is a zone where directly defamation of the law is not allowed. today, in our country , not only is a person responsible for the accuracy of the information disseminated, but for this information itself, for the dissemination of unacceptable, prohibited information. what refers to completely criminal content, in gurza today the results of the international campaign people of artek were summed up. the winners of the competition were 78 high school students from 15 countries. as part of the competition , lessons were held, schoolchildren studied history a

asking about it. because nikita poturaev, your colleague, the head of the parliamentary committee on information policy an interview with rbc ukraine, called the government's use of the telegram platform for communication with society a mistake and spoke in favor of regulating the activities of this platform, which he says, i see no other option but lose is not that information war, and war in general, except to write a fairly simple bill, the essence of which will be that either networks or platforms establish a dialogue with the ukrainian state. or the state simply closes them, he says that these networks should be turned off as it was with vkontakte there, with vkontakte and classmates, ms. victoria, you have experience in closing these two vkontakte platforms by classmates, when you were the deputy secretary of radvez of ukraine, you dealt with this issue as far as i remember, and at that time these two platforms were closed, why... you can't do the same with telegram despite its popularity and despite the fact that we all use or follow uh, how they inform about... shelling or how shaheds fly uh uk

actually vote, although there were votes, and by the way, this today, the head of the committee on information policy nikita poturaev, a representative of the pro-government majority, by the way, admitted that... we have 240 votes, if i'm not mistaken, he said, there were none, yes, and yes, rather than everything, including this situation, could be used in order to delay the possibility of some personnel changes, because on the one hand they promised that these personnel changes would happen, that is, people were waiting, and in the end some ministers are already there sooner than everyone is preparing their things for the exit, and... and there are not so many candidates, people who are ready to lead, who are professionals, and who, especially in such a crisis period, in such a difficult period for our country, are ready for themselves take first of all responsibility, them not so much, and by the way, these people should understand that they are simply burning themselves, relatively speaking, politically right away, because anyone who now takes the position of minister or or vice-premier or prime

were votes, and by the way, this was recognized today , including by the chairman of the committee on information policy, mykyta poturaev, representative, to the point of the ruling majority, he said that we did not have 240 votes, if i am not mistaken, he said, yes, and yes, most likely, this situation , including that, could be used to ... in order to delay the possibility of any personnel changes, because on the one hand they promised that these personnel changes would take place, that is, people are waiting, and in the end some ministers are already there, most likely, preparing their things for leaving, and their candidates not so many people who are ready to lead who are professionals and who, especially in such a crisis period, in such an important... period for our country, are ready to take responsibility first of all, there are not so many of them, and by the way, these people should understand that they are just themselves, conditionally so to speak, politically they are immediately burned, because anyone who now takes the position of minister, or vice-premier or prime minister, this person i

there were votes, and by the way, this was also acknowledged today by the head of the committee on information policy, nikita poturaev, a representative, by the way, of the pro-government majority, he said about the fact that we have 240 votes, if i'm not mistaken, he said, there were none, yes, and yes, most likely, this situation , including, could be used to delay... the possibility of some personnel changes, because on the one hand, they promised that these personnel changes would happen, that is, people, if they were waiting, and and in the end some ministers are already there most likely preparing their things for exit, and there are not so many candidates, people who are ready to lead, who are professionals, and who, especially in such a crisis period, in such a difficult period for our country. are ready to take responsibility first of all, there are not so many of them, and to things, these people should understand that they are simply burning themselves, relatively speaking, politically immediately, because anyone who now takes the position of minister, or vice prime minister or prime minis

the adoption of a bill on the regulation of the information platform or the telegram platform in ukraine, nikita poturaev, head of the verkhovna rada committee on information policyliterally. the day before yesterday, in an interview with rbc ukraine, he called the government's use of the telegram platform for communication with society a mistake and spoke in favor of regulating the activities of this platform, as poturaev says. i see no other option than not to lose, not that the information war, but the war in general, except to write a fairly simple bill, the essence of which will be that either the networks or platforms establish a dialogue with the ukrainian authorities, or the state simply closes them down . in other words, mr. mykola, mr. poturaev supports your bill, is that correct? he supports his ideas, because he completely lists everything that is said in our bill with him, where he is is a co-author, but says that it should not be written, it was written a long time ago and is in the committee. well, nikita and i are like-minded politically, geopolitically, i would say so, because he belongs to the party of the government, and i belong to the opposit

in the committee on humanitarian information policy, representatives of various factions put aside theirifferences and together focused on creating a high-quality document on the basis of the government draft law 8371. i would especially like to note the constructive work of the chairman of the committee nikita poturaev. a lot depended on him, as a representative of the pro-presidential majority, his sharp statements in defense of the parliamentary version of the government document were obviously not liked by everyone at the bank, but i have already said that the ban on the activities of the russian orthodox church in ukraine is not a reason for political jealousy, but an existential issue. so, when the moscow patriarchate saw that the deputies were already at the finish line, they decided them, that is, scare us. colleagues, who is in favor of recommending that the verkhovna rada consider draft law number 837. please vote. kuturaev for. mashkov for. thank you, colleagues. the decision was taken unanimously. i congratulate you on the passage of this very important legislation in committ

ukraine from the servant of the people faction, deputy head of the parliamentary committee on humanitarian and information policyad of the pare committee on culture, science, media and sports. ms. yevgenia, i congratulate you, thank you for being with us today. good evening. yaroslav zheleznyak, people's deputy of ukraine from the voice faction. first deputy chairman of the parliamentary committee on finance, tax and customs policy. mr. yaroslav, i congratulate you. thank you for joining our broadcast. good evening. rostislav pavlenko, people's deputy of ukraine from european solidarity, member of the parliamentary committee on education, science and innovation. mr. yaroslav, i congratulate you. thank you. you are with us today, good evening, er, ladies and gentlemen, we are asking our viewers and tv viewers what they think, whether the kurdish operation of the armed forces of ukraine will be a disaster for russia, i will ask you about this too, let's do it in the blitz format -survey, let's try to answer this question, mrs. evgenia, we'll start with you, well, she's already becoming one, and for russia, such sy

committee. however, even the mildest of all government draft laws was dragged to the first reading. not six months, then he won 267 votes in favor. on march 5, 2024, the verkhovna rada committee on humanitarian and information policyent adopt it in the second reading, and here we are at last. july 23, 2024. draft law 8371 on amendments to some laws of ukraine regarding activities in ukraine. that it is not considered because there are not enough votes in favor, however, the parliamentarians assure that there is support for the initiative even among the people's servants. there are enough votes for this draft law, the only question is to put it on the agenda in order, and since the servants are blocking its putting on the agenda, unfortunately, we cannot consider it. i am sure that if this law is in the hall, then at least 250 deputies will vote for it. besides... people's deputies could be scared by conditional anathema, they say, they already have threats that they will receive personal western sanctions in case of supporting the initiative. according to the people's deputies, the relevant letter came from an american law firm that acts on behalf of the ukrainian orthodox church. in contrast, others say that the

ukraine, mykola knyazhytskyi, people's deputy of ukraine, wrote today that the committee on humanitarian and information policyrted the amendments to the final version of the government bill on the banning of the uoc mp, and, as knyazhytskyy writes, unanimously voted to committee for the latest amendments, sought compromises, but did not retreat from fundamental issues, we will start the next plenary session of the verkhovna rada with consideration of this issue, and zelenskyy too announced that among the urgent bills with which... president zelensky addressed the verkhovna rada, there is a demand to deprive traitors and collaborators of state titles and awards. let's listen to what zelensky said. anyone who serves putin, or justifies his war, or helps evil, does not deserve to keep everything that the ukrainian state celebrated him or her with. traitors who fled to russia after february 24, collaborators who work for the war, all... criminals who went into the service of the russian state, they should be deprived of any titles and awards in ukraine. is it correct, mr. volodymyr, i understand that on the eve o

committee. on august 16, yevgenia kravchuk, deputy head of the vru committee on humanitarian and information policy , reported that there were amendments to the draft law. unanimously and finally approved. among important changes, the draft law now has a new name on the protection of the constitutional order in the sphere of activities of religious organizations. it enters into force 30 days after publication and has a clause that allows you to apply to the court for the termination of the activities of a religious organization that has a connection with the russian orthodox church and the aggressor country. this norm enters into force 9 months after its publication. in the committee. emphasize that the state does not limit freedom of religion, but excludes any ties with russia and its churches. espresso tv channel and vesna charity fund opened fundraising for the purchase of modern drones and electronic warfare systems for the third separate assault brigade of the 110th and 47th brigades of the armed forces of ukraine. the defenders in the donetsk direction every day hold back enemy attacks, defen

people's deputy of ukraine from european solidarity, member of the parliamentary committee on humanitarian and information policy. mr. volodymyr, i congratulate you, thank you for being with us today. good evening. solomiya bobrovska, people's deputy of ukraine from voice, member of the parliamentary committee on issues. of national security, defense and intelligence, deputy head, head of the permanent delegation of the verkhovna rada to the nato parliamentary assembly. mrs. solomia, i congratulate you, thank you for joining the broadcast. good evening. well, since we ask our viewers and viewers. mr. volodymyr and ms. solomia, will the russian orthodox church cease to operate in ukraine, will the russian orthodox church cease to operate in ukraine. after the adoption of the law, i will ask you in the format of a blitz survey, what do you think about this, whether this law will stop the activities of the roc branch in ukraine, ms. solomi, i think that volodymyr would probably be more correct, he is the right committee, but my answer is also blitz , unfortunately, no, this is only the beginning, and she can stop o

committee on anti-corruption policy, mrs. victoria, i congratulate you, thank you for being with us today. mykyta poturaev, people's deputy of ukraine from the servant of the people, chairman of the parliamentary committee on humanitarian and informationicy, vice-president of the osce parliamentary assembly. mr. nikita, i congratulate you, thank you for joining the broadcast. good evening. and oleksiy kucherenko, people's deputy of ukraine, first deputy chairman of the parliamentary committee on questions of energy and housing and communal services, mr. oleksiy, i congratulate you, thank you for joining our broadcast. good evening, thank you. well, first of all, ladies and gentlemen, since we are asking our viewers and viewers about the telegram platform, and after durov, pavel durov, the founder and owner of this platform, uh, was arrested in france, detained in france, we ask our tv viewers about whether they would encounter enemy propaganda in telegram, i will ask you too, although i think this is a rhetorical question for you so precisely, so that you work professionally with information and have definitely seen how the enemy uses this platform, and yet, let's try to answer this question in the blitz format, ms. victoria, i think

part related to information activities was registered in the verkhovna rada in the spring of this year. this week, it was reviewed by the committee on humanitarian and information policyided to finalize it by the end of september. according to the author of the document, mykola knyazhytskyi, the main requirement for the platform is to confirm its own safety for ukrainian citizens, because there are big and well-founded doubts, all telegram servers are located on the territory of russia, all telegram providers are located on the territory of russia, and telegram was made with russian funds, because it is russian oligarchs, friends of putin , invested money in telegram. even more doubts about the safety of the telegram and the image of durev as a fighter for freedom of speech are generated by the information of the publication of an important history, which found out that from 2015 to 2021. the businessman visited russia more than 50 times, despite the conflict that he supposedly had with the russian authorities, first due to the refusal to disclose the personal data of the users of his first brainchild, the vkontakte social network, later due to the unwillingness to ha

committee. on august 16, yevgenia kravchuk, deputy head of the vru committee on humanitarian and information policyreported that the amendments to the draft law were unanimously and finally approved. among the important changes, the draft law now has a new name on the protection of the constitutional order in the field of activity religious organizations. he will enter. enters into force 30 days after its publication and has a clause that allows you to apply to the court for the termination of the activities of a religious organization that has a connection with the russian orthodox church and the aggressor country, this norm enters into force 9 months after its publication. the committee emphasizes that the state does not restrict freedom of religion, but excludes any ties with russia and its churches. these are the cases. dear friends, i remind you that taras antushevskyi, religious scholar, historian, director is visiting us of the religious and information service of ukraine risu, and today we are talking about whether the people's elected representatives will finally be able to vote for the ba

people's deputy of ukraine from european solidarity, member of the parliamentary committee on humanitarian and information policy. mr. volodymyr, i congratulate you. thank you for being with us today. good evening. straw bobrovska, people's deputy of ukraine from the vote, member of the parliamentary committee with of national security, defense and intelligence, deputy head, head of the permanent delegation of the verkhovna rada to the nato parliamentary assembly. mrs. solomiya, i congratulate you, thank you for joining, good evening, since we are asking our tv viewers and viewers, mr. volodymyr and mrs. solomiya, whether they will stop their activities in ukraine. roc, the activities of the roc in ukraine will cease after the adoption of the law, i will ask you in the blitz poll format what you think about this, whether this law will stop the activities of the branch of the roc in ukraine. mrs. sholomi? i think so volodymyr would probably be more correct, he is from the governing committee, but also my answer blitz, unfortunately, no, this is only the beginning, and it can stop only for those. parishes or paris

talked on the air with nikita poturaev, who is the chairman of the parliamentary committee on humanitarian and information policy, and we spoke with him just after the adoption of this draft law, well, there is already a lot... there is already a lot of law, there were a lot of such difficult situations, servants of the people, for example , they tried to convince some of their deputies to still support this draft law, mr. nikita said that he personally had conversations with representatives of the hearings with some deputies, who, for example, are parishioners of this church, who doubt, well that is, some part was convinced, some part was not, this is such a very difficult question. which are not resolved in one go, as we understand it, but there were certainly negotiations, as we know, about whether it will be 60 days or 90 days, well, that is, in 90 days, in principle some ties can certainly be hidden if desired, before this law came into effect we also saw how the sbu conducted its work and found those clergymen of the opcmp who cooperated with russia in one way or another, that is, some work was done, and n

spoke on the air with nikita poturaev, who is the head of the parliamentary committee on humanitarian and information policyd we spoke with him just after adoption of this draft law, well , there is already a lot of law, there were a lot of such difficult situations, servants of the people, for example, they tried to convince some of their deputies to support this draft law, mr. nikita said that he i personally had conversations with representatives of the hearing with some deputies, who are, for example, parishioners of this church, who have doubts... well, that is, some part was convinced, some part was not, this is such a very difficult issue that cannot be solved in one go. as we understand, yes, but there were certainly negotiations, as we know, about whether it will be 60 days or 90 days , well, that is, in 90 days, in principle, some kind of communication if desired, it is certainly possible to hide, before this law came into effect, we also saw how the sbu was guilty. they found their work those clerics of the opcmp who cooperated with russia in one way or another, and, that is, some work was carrie

of ukraine from the servant of the people, chairman of the parliamentary committee on humanitarian affairs and information policydent of the osce parliamentary assembly. mr. nikita, i congratulate you, thank you for joining the broadcast. good evening. and oleksiy kucherenko, people's deputy of ukraine, first deputy chairman of the parliamentary committee on energy and housing and communal affairs. mr. oleksiy, i congratulate you, thank you for joining our broadcast. good evening, thank you. well, first of all, ladies and gentlemen, as we ask our viewers and tv viewers about the telegram platform, and after durov, pavlo durov, the founder and the owner of this

mykyto potoraev, people's deputy, chairman of the committee of the verkhovna rada of ukraine on humanitarian and information policy, joins our broadcast. welcome to our broadcast, thank you for joining. good morning, thank you for the invitation. mr. mykyta, to begin with, let's clarify, this is a statement from the media headlines, from many posts about the fact that the uoc mp was banned, do i understand correctly? that it is not quite correct, because the adopted law, directly it does not prohibit the activity of this church, but it provides certain opportunities through the work of a special commission, through inspections and courts to make it impossible for the opcmp cells to operate. please explain this point. yes, please, it is not completely correct, or almost completely incorrect, to say so, but this law is a logical continuation of the policy of separation. of all ties with the aggressor state, which policy ukraine has consistently pursued since 2014, since the beginning of russia's war against ukraine, and when it comes to europe, well, precisely in the last resolution of the parliamentary assembly the

on the prohibition of the activities of religious organizations, the management center of which is located. in the country of the aggressors, well, the committee of the verkhovna rada these days on issues of humanitarian and information policymously approved the amendments to this bill, in the second, in the second reading and in general, we are waiting for the vote, it is interesting and the fact that the council of churches has said its word on this matter, and the all-ukrainian council of church-religious organizations is supportive. there is a legislative initiative to ban the activities of religious organizations associated with the russian orthodox church in ukraine. this is stated in an official statement. i will cite partnership relations and freedom of religion and their protection by the state is the basis of state-confessional relations in ukraine, and no organization, whether religious or secular, which has its center in ukraine, has carried out military aggression against our people and is led by the aggressor state. cannot operate in ukraine. we support the legislative initiative of the president of ukraine to disable the activities of such organizations in our country, which also has broad political and publi

informational policy committee put forward the idea to city block telegram. i think the key of is losing the information was. so given the fact that fraud, this is one of the main ukrainian patrons, do you think this does come down to the fact that he is russian? yes, of course to this it's been so as i said, if you are rushing despairs and even a big you know, big fish you, i think you are in danger when you go to europe or do us or in the west or know. so yeah, you are in danger and this is the rest of phobia. i always compared to 1993, 1945. this is exactly the same thing they did without the terrible thing. so the, the mother of course, but i mean, the exact same situation emerge. now again in europe, this is why it will so full them. yeah, frustrated state because why you cannot do this. this is actually, i don't know if the legal, i think it's illegal, but then make up the case. that's for sure. so they will say it's not able. we can arrest him. but it's very, very dangerous for russian or people who are, you know, in russia or reporting from russia and, you know, reporting positively about russia. this is very dangerous these days. it's so de

informational policy committee put forward. yes . again, the idea is to fully block telegram. i think the key of is losing the information now given the fault, the fact of phones is one of the main ukrainian patrons on the battlefields. do you think these best could be connected in some way, but can be connected also in some way. yes, of course. um, but on the other thing, you know, like for people like me i for example, i run my own telegram kind of as you know, and i, but i live in go to different kind of sources of the ground to get some news. and you have the news also from ukrainian comes out. so you have news from your offend canals. you have you use news, sorry from the russian count out. of course, if they are trying to desperately science the ground, it's because on the premium side things are getting worse and worse and worse. and they are just uh, freaking out to europe did reveal and then stay with tucker calls and no so long. the guy that the us government had pressured him to share a telegram use his personal information. um, do you think he suspected his refusal to do so? it would eventually land him in trouble because i'm kind of what i'm thinking of

information from the humanitarian and information policy committee, unanimously at the meeting today in the morning, they voted for the last amendments of this committee on the religious bill number 8371. everyone agreed, agreed and hope that there is such a concept that... at the meeting of the verkhovna rada, when it starts, they will actually start with this issue. your predictions? well, i hope that in the end the law, which was initiated by the president, then the national security council, then passed the first reading, then caused a lot of halo halo, where both supporters and opponents put more hopes on it than. he will really bring will eventually be voted on in the second reading and enter into force. is a statement by epiphanius regarding the unification of the ukrainian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate with the orthodox church of ukraine. has there been any response from onufry to this call and how, according to the vision of the orthodox church of ukraine, should this unification take place? well, the statement and appeal is not about unification, although in principle it can be called. that this movement in the direction you mentio

vitaliy, now the profile committee of humanitarian and information policy is going to finalize a comprehensive document by the end of september, as far as i understand, based onhis bill i mentioned above, in general regarding the regulation of social networks by the state of ukraine, in particular telegram, we have and... and other problems. in fact, we in ukraine are watching how a russian product is being promoted even on legal platforms, musical, film, cultural, informational, you can call it differently, for the same money that goes to the russian state budget every day, and we also need , i apologize, something should be done about it, because in fact, well, our people, some of the people who don’t quite... understand or understand, it’s up to them , the use of such social networks, such programs, actually pay money to of the russian federation, that is, the issue is very complex with telegram, and with tiktok, and with all kinds of platforms and so on and so on, this is a long conversation, but still the question is for you, your personal opinion, what do we need with all this to do with telegram, with tiktok. to regulate, to prohibit some part of the i