the government plan would put forward, which is the proposal to have a constitutional assembly, fightings human beings. at the same time, respecting the rights of mother earth. in other words, life in balance with mother earth and nature. we are also proposing that we build a national state in which the different indigenous peoples are present with our delegates and will not just be used as a political banner. we need to have representation of the peoples with self-government. we need to a political constitution drafted by the peoples. the idea is to defend life. and let me round out my answer. in the face of the situation of eviction, there is greater migration and greater migration leads to greater disintegration of families. and for those who are in guatemala as well, that represents an attack on her house. there is major malnutrition. even though guatemala is a territory, the country filled with wealth, but that well is poorly distributed. it is in just a few hands. that is why we, the peoples come are the ones who suffer the consequences and that is why we were right to propose a pr

the implementation of the 119 agreement by the order of ahmad shah and opposition in the constitutional assembly and by the people were prohibited, and according to the words of mr. watouq al-dawlah , the country succumbed to other events and he also escaped from the battle in time, but this negotiation and help requests from some elders of the country, as well as the temporary registration of the 1919 agreement and several months of behind-the-scenes conversations that led to the signing of this agreement , finally led to the drafting of another version to solve the problems of this great land by italian politicians. the third coup of march of the previous agreement it happened and according to the belief of the british representatives, due to the intervention of iranian elements, a better prescription was given to the country of iran to be protected as soon as possible. he said that it is true, and the reason is correct that my father and the late abdul razzaq khan were unnecessarily in the house of sawadkoh and sawadkoh. the person with the number of the reception hall said to i said that i w

aca 10 wouldn't ryan housing is a fundamental human right in the state constitution. assembly haney is leading the effort. ultimately every single person should be able to access housing that he says in a nutshell is what the proposals all about. but he also makes clear. >> what it's not about it doesn't guarantee that the government will provide for free to every single california and housing. that's not what we're saying here. >> but as for what it will do, haney argues it will hold government accountable to ensure the state build more affordable housing over 150,000 people living on the streets. more people living without homes in california than any other state in the country. this is a crisis and the status quo approach that doesn't recognize this is a fundamental human right is not going to get us there. it's an idea that has been proposed in the past. then assembly-members rob bonta an autumn burke authored separate proposals that ultimately failed. berks proposal called on the state to provide housing for at-risk families. but governor newsom vetoed it, calling it a lo

create a $111.00 additional seats in the national assembly and the state constitutions assembly and a commitment. the women have been uplift 10 percent of ministerial appointments. there is however, optimism, but the new administration i do i recently i should in well consider allowing more women to become decision makers in the country. hello david. i would see a boucher that's all for now. be sure to check out our t. v dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see you next time. ah ah. to what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy going from the station. let it be an arms race is often very dramatic developments. oh, so i'm going to resist, i don't see how that strategy will be successfully, very difficult arm time to sit down and talk with while most of us think that sy fy films are merely fantasy. there are those who try to push the limits of technology in the human body to make those fantasies a reality. bio hackers are those want to hack their bodies and minds using scientific and technological advances to modify their own bodies and

positions for women grant, the 11 additional seats in the national assembly and the state constitutions assembly and commitment. the women have been uplift 10 percent of ministerial appointments. there is however, optimism, but the new administration nigeria recently, or should ann wilkinson allowing more women to become decision makers in the country balloon. david, i would see a blue jo, manila, china hosts that modus operandi, and next animal, the back of the top of the i with more international news. we hope you'll be with us again at this hour. american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq, to free its people, and to defend the world from great danger. with proof, we will bring to the iraqi people, food, and medicines, and supplies. and freedom with ah, hello, i'm manila chan you are tuned into motors operandi. train derailments across the us are splashed across the headlines right now. dozens of passengers on rail in greece have perished in another derailment. tonight we'll talk to one of america's leading rail expert to learn a little bit abou

positions for women, created a $111.00 additional seats in the national assembly and the state constitutions assembly and a commitment to women having at least 10 percent of ministerial appointments. there was however, optimism, but the new administration nigeria recently or should in we'll consider allowing more women to become decision makers in the country. hello, david. i would see a boucher i just about wrapping up this. i was like roll castro, moscow here. and archie international. thank you for joining us. many more of your monday headline still to come when we return in about with the the the news. ah, hello, i'm manila chan. you are tuned into modus operandi. train derailments across the us are splashed across the headlines right now. dozens of passengers on rail in greece have perished in another derailment. tonight, we'll talk to one of america's leading rail experts to learn a little bit about why this is happening, seemingly more and more. alright, let's get into to m o. the me. the recent chemical freight train derailment in east policy and ohio has sparked global interest and examinati

aca 10 wouldn't ryan housing is a %-pstate constitution. assemblya nutshell is what the proposals all about. but he also makes clear, but it's not about it doesn't guarantee that the government will provide for free to every single california and housing. >> that's not what we're saying here. >> but as for what it will do, haney argues it will hold government accountable to ensure the state build more affordable housing over 150,000 people living on the streets. more people living without homes in california than any other state in the country. this is a crisis and the status quo approach that doesn't recognize this is a fundamental human right is not going to get us there. california has said that we're going to build over a million units of new affordable housing by 2030. putting us in the constitution will allow the people of california to hold us accountable to actually get back down. >> it's an idea that has been proposed in the past. then assemblymember rob bonta and former assembly member adam burke author their own proposals that ultimately

important anti-constitutional actions of reza shah sasani, was it foreseen in the constitutional law that the constituent assemblyd to change the constitution and change the monarchy? reza khan did this because it is worth mentioning that the same manuscript that was presented by the deputy speaker of the parliament in november 1304, after the total votes , ended the 130 years of qajar dynasty and chose reza khan as the head of the interim government . the direction of glory and back to this name for the new king they chose, and of course, some time after the parliament decreed the removal of qajar and ahmad shah made the satanist sit out of the homeland forever, pahlavi is one of the initiatives of prime minister mohammad ali foroughi, reza shah, that a person in iran named pahlavi with pahlavi sandwich in particular and saying that you change your family and this family is derived from the idea of ​​archaism

his government invoked a rarely used tool in the constitution to avoid a vote in the assembly.hiri reports. they sing la marseillaise. this isn'tjust a rendition of the national anthem, this is a protest by france's own lawmakers. speaks french the prime minister was repeatedly heckled. speaks french translation: i wasn't angry, i was really shocked. - it reflects the fact that a certain number of opposition groups do not respect our institutions. some of them have said it clearly. they want chaos in the assembly and on the street. president macron would have known this move would have angered the people of france. pushing through laws without a vote has always been unpopular, and pension reform has been an inflammatory issue. this is how president macron approached the vote. his prime minister invoked article 49:3 of the constitution so they could bypass a vote in the national assembly. that allowed the government to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64 mere minutes before lawmakers were due to vote. we could not gamble on the future of an essential reform to preserve our re

constitution. three general assemblies of government companies, including companies subject to mention or specificationnames, are obliged. maximum until the end in august, take action on the image of the annual financial statements, and in order to improve the structure and transparency of the budget of state-owned companies, banks and for-profit institutions affiliated to the regional government, in appendix no. 3 of this law, include which companies are required by the law and general regulations. the names of the subsidiaries of the ministry of petroleum, including the national oil company of iran, the central bank of the islamic republic of iran, the organization for the development and modernization of industries, and the subsidiaries of the organization for the development and modernization of mines and mineral industries of iran and their subsidiaries and the related subsidiaries of the institutions are mentioned or specified. public non-governmental actions under the cup it is accepted that 11 public and fat assemblies together with the approval of the budget of the company's activity plan or o

uh, everything of the belarusian people's assembly, then initially, during the work of the constitutionalion, they worked out a variety of options, but taking into account a discussion. and as for the elaboration of mechanisms of checks and balances, since the competence of the belarusian people's assembly is important for the whole country and for each individual, and in order to exclude any distortions or any rash hasty decisions , the principle of formation is actually parity, the third is representatives from the branches of power . the so-called according to their position, and part - this is practically a third of the representatives already elected, and voters by the people in the person of the deputies of the joint councils of deputies. e deputies, chambers representatives of members of the council of the republic that is, these are the people who have already been delegated representation from e regions from certain groups of citizens and a third, which is important, these are representatives of civil society. this is a novelty to date in the legislation in the development of the

constitutional court. peter milashevich. today, the department adopted a message to the president and the chambers of the national assembly on the state of constitutional legality in the republic of belarus, the security of the individual of society and the state is based on the stability of the constitutional order , the stability of power to internal and external challenges, the observance of law and order, public institutions and ordinary people. therefore, today the most important state task is purposeful systematic work to improve public legal awareness youth legal awareness. what is the next opportunity to say that our constitution is alive, its provisions are not only directly perceived in society, but they are actually implemented, this is further the opportunity for our state society to develop stably. at the same time, the parliament continues to actively develop legal mechanisms for the implementation of norms in practice about 100 laws it is necessary to accept that the constitutional provision, adopted a year ago at the republican referendum, will really work, this allows improving the legislative mechanisms for

assembly. constitutional officers. justices. cabinet members. staff. my family. thank you for being here. friends. i am proud to serve tennessee alongside you as we serve the people that we love so much. and to those of you who are new gnu to this general assembly, i want to welcome you and thank you. you have accepted a call to serve and i've come to realize just how value usual and how important that is. -- valuable and how important that is. you may or may not agree with everything that everyone does in this hall, you certainly won't. but i can tell you that i genuinely look forward to working with each one of you as we serve the people this state to those of you who are new to this assembly, you have accepted a high calling and i want to say thank you. [applause] being governor of this state is the honor of my life and it's infinitely more rewarding to serve with a wonderful first lady by my side she cannot be here tonight she wishes she could. she is starting on the next stage of her journey and we want to thank all of you in this chamber and all across the state who have reached out

assembly. gained constitutional status. only the right people will decide their fate. der this slogan we 27 years ago they led the first assembly in the history of sovereign belarus, and so on , it saved the country. in our meeting , the voice of everyone from rural workers to scientists is heard ; all spheres are represented in it. there should be a place for both the worker and the peasant and the leader and the politician. i will say more about the delegates of the supreme people's council, representatives of local councils , the parliament will be elected by the belarusian people and only they, and not some mythical observers. let me remind you that less than a year of such a large-scale electoral process is left before the next elections. we haven't had yet preparation for it. we have already begun we have updated the electoral legislation and defined the legal framework for the activities of civil society and parties, although for me, remember this pluralism, the political term appeared during the time of mikhail sergeyevich gorbachev well , for additional plurali

his government forced the legislation through the national assembly using a constitutional clause to bypass a parliamentary vote. this is a protester. >> i am on strike to protest against what is happening under the government with the denial of democracy, which is quite significant right now. they are not listening to the people anymore. it is important for us to be here so our voice can be heard and to say what is happening is not normal. the people are against the reform. they should be heard. amy: after headlines, we'll go to paris for the latest. united states and canada have reached an agreement to block migrantsrom seeking asylum if they're apphended attempting to cross the u.s.'s northern border into canada. president joe biden and canadian prime minister justin trudeau are expected to announce the deal in ottawa today during biden's first official trip to canada since taking office. canada has also reportedly agreed to allow up to 15,000 central american migrants into the country over the next year. tens of thousands of migrants have been making their way to canada as the u.

about all the belarusian people's assembly of the fundamental civil society adjusted in accordance with the constitutionly. and the council of ministers on the status of a member of the house of representatives a member of the council of the republic has gained a good pace now, as i know about 25 projects are in parliament, it needs to be accelerated. you people are experienced deputies , highly professional, reliable, quite capable of working ahead of schedule. also, by a majority in the referendum of 22, we voted for the historical justice of the ancient belarusian tradition of the peoples of power, which is realized in the modern history of the state, like the entire belarusian people's assembly , only the people ruling from their own destiny have acquired constitutional status. under this slogan we led 27 years ago. the first meeting in the history of sovereign belarus. and then it saved the country. our assembly resounds with the voice of all, from rural workers to scientists, in it all spheres are represented, all sectors of society and political views. i think that the delegates of the constituti

his government invoked a rarely—used clause in the constitution to avoid a vote in the assembly.t a rendition of the national anthem. this is a protest by france�*s own lawmakers. speaks french the prime minister was repeatedly heckled. speaks french translation: i wasn't angry, i was really shocked. - it reflects the fact that a certain number of opposition groups do not respect our institutions. some of them have said it clearly — they want chaos in the assembly and on the street. president macron would have known this move would anger the people of france. pushing through laws without a vote has always been unpopular, and pension reform has been an inflammatory issue. this is how president macron approached the vote. his prime minister invoked article 49:3 of the constitution so they could bypass a vote in the national assembly. that allowed the government to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64, mere minutes before lawmakers were due to vote. translation: we could not gamble on the future - of an essential reform to preserve our retirement system, dealing with possible chan

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his prime minister invoked article 49.3 of the constitution so they could bypass a vote in the national assemblyovernment to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64 — mere minutes before lawmakers were due to vote. translation: we could not gamble on the future - of the essential reform to preserve our retirement system dealing with possible changes of position of opposition members. protesters across the country do not agree. unions are calling this a declaration of war. translation: it is an important day | because we feel that there is anger, | determination and that we have to transform that into victory. and that is our determination. the far right opposition leader marine le pen has said she'll table a vote of no confidence. unions are calling for more protests next week. but for now, mr emmanuel macron is standing firm. 3 million people in britain and playing for a driving licence her face delayed. the following medical conditions were especially affected with worsening conditions and affected mental health. royalfans across the uk will be able to watch the coronation of king charles acros

this text by the government decided to take advantage of the constitutional amendment and pass the law without a vote in the national assemblynce i am committed to our social model and believe in parliamentary democracy , your reform in sex is agreed by parliament. i am ready to take responsibility also under article 49.3 of the constitution, my government takes responsibility for the entire bill to change the financing of social security modified during the discussion in the national assembly. i have no doubt that the government will several votes of no confidence passed, but such is the democracy that has the last word. this statement was preceded today by as many as four ministerial meetings under the leadership of emmanuel macron, the president has already given a short comment on these events. he stated that e accept. uh, this bill is necessary from the point of view of the financial situation in the country earlier, his minister of finance, said that there are not enough funds in the pension fund in order to continue to provide the system in the volume and in the mode in which it is exists now until 1520 local time tom

declared a state of emergency with the support of his country's legislative assembly, which allowed the government to suspend constitutional including freedom of assembly, detention of no more than 72 hours without being charged and wiretapping by warrant only. >> we are going to intensify this war against the gangs, and if they thought the force of the state had been unleashed on these criminals, now they'll see what it really means to unleash the force of the state on these criminals. >> amnesty international calls the decision to publicize the prisoner transfer a media circus and the new salvadoran mega prison a horror jail. >> by basing a policy on the dismantling of the rule of law, the only thing that's generated is a perfect storm. that means the human rights of the entire salvadoran population are put at risk. >> families of many of the detained have been protesting for months, claiming their loved one have said arrested and accused of being gang members, simply for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> my daughter has never done anything wrong, this mother says. she's always been a good and humble woman.

after the forceful dissolution of the national assembly, the constitutional document was rescued by an the 20th century, german— british history was one of extremes. the united kingdom made a major indispensable contribution to liberating europe from national socialism. for this, we are profoundly grateful. and we will never forget that the united kingdom provided sanctuary to many of those subject to persecution in the weeks and months in 1938, the british took in thousands ofjewish children, often they were the only members of their families to survive the holocaust. and your majesty, a monument has been erected at liverpool street station recalling this act of humanity and your initiative. during my visit to the united kingdom a few weeks ago, i was able to meet a small number of those rescued and i was extremely moved by this encounter. i would like to greet the galleries. miss bausch a very warm welcome to you. after the war, the united kingdom supported the integration of the federal republic of germany into the western community of states and fostered democracy. and the first f

you, the majority of the people of illinois who elected the general assembly, the constitutional officers and me are succeeding. together we have slog through the tough times and are making responsible decisions for our future. in the first year the pandemic we focused on meeting the core needs of our states residents like health care, housing and food and we balance the budget. the next year we received federal relief and we distributed vaccines and invested in recovery for our people and for our businesses and we responsibly announce the budget. when the economy began to recover repaid of overdue bills. we improved our long-term fiscal outlook and gave tax relief to every illinoisan and we balanced our budget. at every turn a majority of the general assembly embraced the necessary fiscal stabilization measures to set us on the right path. we returned dollars to taxpayers and made prudent transformative investments for illinois future. today i ask you to partner with me once again. this time on the long-term investment that has the greatest return for taxpayers with the most positive soc

foreseen in the constitutional constitution that in order to change the constitution and change the monarchy , a constituent assemblyand action which reza khan did, because it is worth mentioning that the same manuscript that was presented to the members of the parliament in november 1360 by the deputy speaker of the parliament , ended the 130-year qajar dynasty and chose reza khan as the head of the interim government. the power of the last name pahlavi was chosen for the new king because of his prestige and reputation, although after the parliament decreed the removal of the qajar dynasty and ahmad shah left the homeland forever, pahlavi was one of the initiatives of prime minister mohammad ali foroughi, reza shah , who was a person in iran, you change the name of pahlavi with the pahlavi sandwich, specifically, and the name of your family, and this family is derived from the idea of ​​the same antiquarianism that will be implemented in the future. within the limits of the constitution and the laws of our subject to reza khan pahlavi concedes that the teacher would oppose the teacher if you vote for this bill a th

his government invoked a rarely—used tool in the constitution to avoid a vote in the assembly.k government has banned ministers and civil servants from using the social media app, tiktok, on their phones, over security concerns. the chinese owners, bytedance, deny passing users�* information to the chinese government. the uk is following the us and european commission in banning the app from government devices. now on bbc news, the programme, fault line: the un and the quake in syria. screaming. the earthquake strikes. un aid arrives in turkey immediately, but take several days to reach northwest syria. bbc news arabic investigates. un teams are supposed to deploy within 48 hours of a request. in northwest syria, that didn't happen. what matters in terms of responding to an earthquake is time and what the sort of, the immediacy of the response. and the un just stood there, like, completely paralysed. in this film, we ask, "what took the united nations so long?" to deliver humanitarian aid across an international border, we need either the consent of the government or in the cas

assembly. this country is going around together. i will continue to explain how macron's government , citing the third note of article 49 of the french constitutionactically made the french national assembly not to express an opinion on raising the retirement age . it goes between and even the decision-making institutions are sidelined here, and here it is certain and bad that the structure is being challenged, and the health of the citizens as an undesirable structure has actually bypassed the people and the law now, clearly , what is going on in france itself. i read the news that i had given to the population of 1,300,000 people in foreign media that what is the french police doing with such a crowd of protests against france. apparently, the story goes back to the fact that macron's government decides to raise the retirement age from 62 years, increase 64 years so that he can the balance of this pension fund in his country is 19 vitamins, this law and this is actually the will of the french government is being challenged by the overwhelming sneeze of citizens, especially pensioners and labor unions. that this resolution or this law must be im

the court accepted a message to the president and the chambers of the national assembly, and the state of constitutional legality in the republic of belarus, as noted by the chairman of the department piotr mikshavicha , no violation of constitutional legality was found, then there were no authorized departments, that is, law-making law enforcement processes , state bodies act in concert and reached a qualitatively new level of work without violating the norms of the main law of the country, the security of the individual, society and the state is based on the stability of the constitutional system, the stability of power to internal and external challenges, compliance with the rule of law, public institutions and ordinary citizens. the process of consultations today , the most important state task is purposeful systematic work on raising the public legal awareness of the legal awareness of young people. what is it to give the opportunity to say that our constitution is alive; its provisions are not only directly perceived in society, but they are actually implemented; this is further the opportunity fo

. >> the american people have a constitutional right to peaceably assemble.rustration of the american people about what they feel about a two-tiered sense of justice in this country is well-founded. i believe that people understand that if they give to this, if this occurs on tuesday, that they need to do so peacefully and in a lawful matter. liz: pence mentioned during the interview that trumps possible arrest would be politically charged prosecution, in his words. new this morning for the first time, russian president putin visited mariupol. the ukrainian territory was annexed illegally in september by moscow. putin arrived late saturday speaking to residents after a visit to crimea, where he toured an art school and children's center. this comes two days after the international port issued a warrant for his arrest for war crimes. putin has not commented on the international criminal ports warrant. or a third night in a row, police in paris are clashing with thousands of demonstrators protesting potential changes to france's requirement of retirement age. m

the constitution provides the right to peaceably assemble. but i think in this instance i would discourage americans from engaging in protests if, in fact the former president is indicted, former vice president mike pence urges protesters to stay home. other job republicans are coming to trump's defense. what we see before us is a political game being played. look at people. getting paid hush money. i mean , i assume next, we'll be looking at whatever china's paid the biden family and harsh money . senator rand paul even tweeting, the manhattan district attorney should be put in jail. but now and even bigger legal battle is brewing for trump after a judge determined that the special counsel has preliminary evidence that trump may have broken the law, while defending the alleged mishandling of classified documents at mara lago, this is especially significant because what the special counsel is investigating the alleged crimes that he is investigating. are significantly more serious than what is being investigated by the manhattan d. a sources

framework, perhaps the most important and basic message was that the constitution was enshrined in the new status of the belarusian people's assemblyd just the same, preparations for a comprehensive yes package of legislative acts and this is a law on everything in belarus. the people’s assembly’s law on the foundations of civil society has changed the electoral code and a number of other legislative acts that have been adopted in a complex manner and today , by and large, the entire belarusian people’s assembly will enter its new phase, so to speak its development with a full package of updated documents is very important today, because the head of state says that the entire belarusian people's assembly is a stabilizer of society. this is exactly what we are talking about precisely consolidation and unity. and this is the most important thing between viktor mikhailovich, as the minister of energy, i cannot but ask. at the same address to the people and parliament, it was announced that we would build our own nuclear power plant. that's when there were certain guidelines. what needs to be done during this time? we we're on schedule

. >> the american people have a constitutional right to peacefully assemble.stration the american people feel is a two-tier justice system in this country is well-founded. i believe people understand if they give voice to this, if this occurs on tuesday, that they need to do so peacefully and in a lawful manner. liz: pence interview trumps possible arrest would be a "politically charged persecution." coming up, potential run for president. watch the full interview at 8:00 on abc seven. for a third night in a row police in paris clashing with thousands of demonstrators protesting potential changes to the country's retirement age. many are outraged over the president plans to raise the country's retirement age from 62 to 64, without a vote lawmakers. authorities tried to banned rallies in certain areas after dozens of arrest. protests are not stopping and many are calling for the french president to resign. 16 people are dead after a 6.4 magnitude earthquake rocked ecuador on saturday. the president said earthquake hit off the coast just after 12:20 p.m. local t

according to the many years of experience of the budget assembly, the objections were almost correctable, and since it was contrary to the constitution city standards, everything was corrected , only those matters that the supervisory board of the assembly found to be expedient for the system, which, god willing, after this meeting we have decided the final decision with the group, and god willing, there will probably be a vote tomorrow. if my colleagues have a conflict here, for example, isa himself, the consolidation and reforms of us, the rest of the members have gone. almost happy , he won't attend the meeting today. it is possible that if there is a meeting, i won't be there anymore today, but this you i will finish it in another hour, they don't give suggestions to solve the problems of the guardian council in the open floor of the parliament and only vote is taken. the review of the annual budget bill of the entire country in the parliament, after the completion of 4 names of the enemy, mr. zare, the spokesperson of the budget consolidation commission, bids you farewell. ferdows's book again, based on the story of the jihadist

watch this >> the american people have constitutional right t peacefully assemble. >> absolutely right on people to protest a justice proceeding >> the frustration the america people feel about what the sensitive to tear justic system in this country i think is well founded. and, i believe that people understand that if they give voice to this, if this occur on tuesday, that they need t do so peacefully and then lawful manner that the violenc that occurred on january six the violence that occurred i cities throughout the countr in the summer 2020 with disgrace the american people walk tolerates. >> okay, look, to two justic system i think, yeah! but not in the way that he i talking about. the thing, christina, that jumps out at me is no on begrudges the american peopl to peacefully protest. to peacefully demonstrate. that is not what the forme president called for the word peaceful, peacefully, does not appear and that truth social post when he called people to protest. >> i was looking at that cli and i thought i am so blesse that i do not know anyone that spineless. he has clearly fo

. >> well, jon, the american people have a constitutional right to peacefully assemble. >> absolutely, but to have a former president calling on people to protest a justice proceeding? >> the frustration the american people feel about what they sense is a two-tiered justice system in this country i think is well-founded, but -- and i believe that people understand that if they give voice to this -- if this occurs on tuesday, that they need to do so peacefully and in a lawful manner, that the violence that occurred on january 6th, the violence that occurred in cities throughout this country in the summer of 2020 was a disgrace. the american people won't tolerate it, and those that engage in that kind of violence should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. >> but you say he's a former president possibly about to be indicted, and it's unprecedented. aren't his actions unprecedented? we never saw a presidential candidate give $130,000 to a porn star to keep her from talking. i mean, these are unprecedented actions. >> well, jon, as you know, those events transpired even before

his government invoked a rarely used tool in the constitution to avoid a vote in the assembly. new zealand has become the latest country to ban civil servants from using the video—sharing app tiktok on official phones. earlier, the uk, the us and the european commission announced similar bans over security concerns. the chinese owners bytedance deny passing users information to the chinese government. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. ever since the failure of the so—called oslo process to deliver a lasting israeli—palestinian peace, that conflict has been a matter of mutual recrimination and sporadic violence. but now, the conditions seem ripe for something different, something worse. israel has the most far—right government in its history. palestinian disillusion with the status quo seems to be stoking militancy. my guest is palestinian politician, physician and civil rights activist mustafa barghouti. what, if anything, can the palestinians do to improve their situation? mustafa barghouti in ramallah, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. nice to

. >> the constitution gives you the right to assemble peacefully as well as protest peacefully.fully does matter. you think back to 2020, it was a chaotic time. i lived in new york city at that time. we were told, maybe don't go outside at nighttime because it could be a little dicey. it could be a little rough. but my bigger issue here is the reason america is great, a couple cops did something wrong here? america will not prosecute them perhaps, but there is a penalty involved here. but the bigger issue and the thing i have to problem with, will this incentivize further people to perhaps, you know, maybe provoke orage state 8 in the future. you could be mad about madison square garden and know there is a financial award perhaps afterwards. that's what i'm concerned about here. will it result in more people doing that, knowing there might be a payoff. dan: new york shoppers are being asked to remove their masks in stores over the increase in crime. how are they going to stop the spread of covid. they told us masks were the answer. what to do? >> it's ridiculous. it's crazy. it

constitutional court. peter milashevich. today, the department adopted a message to the president and the house of the national assembly on theonal legality in the republic of belarus, the security of the individual of society and the state is based on the stability of the constitutional order, the stability of power to internal and external challenges, the observance of law and order, public institutions and ordinary people, and today, the most important state task is purposeful systematic work to improve the public legal awareness of the legal awareness of young people. e what further is the opportunity to say that our constitution is alive. its position is not only directly perceived in society, but they are actually realized. this is to enable our society of the state to develop steadily on a constitutional basis and form as a real democratic social legal state of the republic of belarus. at the same time, the parliament continues to actively develop legal mechanisms for the implementation of the norms in practice, about 100 laws must be adopted in order to really earn the constitutional provision, adopted a year ago at t

constitution, after a frantic series of meetings with close aides and ministers revealed he'd lose a potential vote. the french prime minister elisabeth borne — was booed as she arrived in the national assemblynounce that the government would trigger article 49.3 of the french constitution. a short while ago our correspondent hugh schofield joined us from outside the parliament building. hugh schofield, the use of this constitutional article, article 49.3 is by no means unprecedented. but how controversial is it in this particular case, given the months of protest that we've seen at the national assembly, where you are and other places? well, you're absolutely right. i mean, in fact, it's the exactly the 100th time that this procedure has been used since the fifth republic started in 1958. so it's not unprecedented and it's been used by other governments massively as well, notably back in the eighties, when again, there was a minority government. and that's the point. this government has a has a minority representation in parliament. it can't command a majority. it needs allies. and so what's happened here is that they've tried to get an alliance together with conservatives, and they thought

intergovernmental commission, for which voted in the senate and then the national assembly using article 49 of the constitutionparagraph three, with no confidence in the government, which failed . what his minister of economy has been saying over the past weeks, namely in france, the number of pensioners and the budget are growing too fast. just can't keep up with the payouts, so the need to raise the retirement age now is the pure economy of alexandria you think gives me pleasure. these are reforms. no. or do you think that i didn't want to bring it under the carpet, yes it is possible, but what am i really talking about. what i regret is that we were not able to share the difficulties, or rather, the need to adopt this reform at the time when i entered active politics, there were 10 million pensioners. and now there are 17 million of them. in the thirtieth year there will be 20 of them , and you think that we can remain under the old rules of the republic during our half-hour speech spoke quite a lot about the priorities that he sets for himself, recalled that the pension reform was one of his electoral prom

assembly is an instrument. just for this with new constitutional powers. the decision of 1,200 delegates from different social strata, men and women of no age, who essentially represent a cross section of the entire society, will turn into a decision not only on paper. now they are obliged to execution by all authorities. and everyone could speak. everyone, i can say, was heard. and much of what the citizens proposed was included in the final text of the constitution, and we continue this positive public practice. e discussions, but dialogue platforms where everyone can e, speak about e, again the same e laws that are adopted in the development of the constitution those that are amended or supplemented in the development of the constitution ban on funding elections. from a resident not younger than 40 years old, may be in office, a maximum of two terms before that 20 years old must live in the country , these rules are consonant with international experience in different countries of the world, in which there have been coups d'état and the form of the flow

what issues we will bring to the level of the first constitutional composition of the entire belarusian people's assembly discussing the draft of a new concept of national security, as we did with the draft constitution at the present time. moment. this sounds very acute in the lives of 149 residents, 75 of them were children. everyone who has been to this holy place knows how to make their hearts sink at the mere glance of a conquered person, and what we see now is our territorial neighbors, they pass on memory , level the merits, real heroes, demolish monuments and rewrite history in their difference, belarus will never allow repetition of these terrible events, this memory of the heroic deed will forever be in the hearts of the people. people should know who our heroes are educating on their examples new generation belarusians, khotin allah borki, the brest fortress and all the places of the tragedy of the feat of the belarusian people of the peoples of the ussr, in one word , the people of the winner should become a place of pilgrimage and worship. first of all, for our children this year on septembe

deputies and stated that the president would use the constitutional right to approve acts of his own will, and not by voting in the national assembly. the deputies silenced the speech of the marseillaise. after that, two factions immediately began collecting signatures for the adoption of a vote of no confidence in the head of the cabinet, ms. born, may lose her post in the next week, the labdo in france , the opposition to the power of ordinary citizens did not acquire such radical forms, a wave of almost revolutionary violence swept last night all over the country in paris on the anti. leone's cars and garbage cans were on fire , stones and bottles were thrown at the police, the gendarmes attacked with batons and threw grenades at the dissatisfied. about 300 people were detained for arson against representatives of the authorities under the law, which was adopted years ago . those arrested face fines of tens of thousands of euros or several years in prison, but they have the strength to bring down the heat of public discontent. the authorities fail, the french continue to protest. paris is drowning in garbage as it goes on strike