the controversial norm forced the entrepreneur to reach the constitutional court.ties who live in the house. nobody thought. and how is it for them, how do they get great joy from this? there were a lot of russian women who earn on rent housing. most of them continue to work. in the gray zone today , the constitutional court tried to find a balance that would balance the rights of all interested parties. we are completely satisfied with the decision, because, firstly, and now, there is more certainty in that issue. what is the difference between short-term commercial hiring and hotel activities and the second. what is no less important is that the applicant's case will be reconsidered, the court ruled that the challenged norm does not contradict the russian constitution. and earlier they have the right to rent out their housing for short-term rent, but with an agreement, of course, that this should not create inconvenience for other tenants. dmitry pishukhin evgeny kostin galina orlova where she is happy and olga and kirova lead the northwest.

the higher qualification commission of judges ini omelyan was provided by the judge of the constitutional court kryvenko, he is a participant yes of the so-called films of vovka, the head of the liquidated district administrative court of kyiv, in particular, vovka, when he flaunted his influence on the decision of the constitutional court of ukraine to cancel the punishment of officials for illegal enrichment, indicated that he communicated on this issue with krivenko, who allegedly voted for this decision at the request of vovka , as well as viktor kryvenko, in addition to the fact that he supported the abolition of liability for illegal enrichment and voted for the abolition of criminal liability for lying in declarations perhaps because he himself neglected the laws, in particular, the national agency for the prevention of corruption established that viktor kryvenko did not indicate in the declaration that he owns a plot of land in the temporarily occupied crimea worth more than uah 4 million. avtomaidan experts believe that the fact that omelyan turned to viktor kryvenko for a recommendati

the controversial norm forced the entrepreneur to reach the constitutional court.nd about third parties who live in the house. nobody thought. and how are they? from this do they get joy from this great for the course of the case sat a lot of russian women who earn on rent. most of them continue to work. in the gray area today the constitutional court, tried to find a balance that would balance the rights of all interested parties. and we are completely satisfied with the decision because. uh, firstly, and now it's already a more certainty in that issue. what is the difference between short-term commercial hiring and hotel activities, and second , which is no less important, that the applicant's case will be reconsidered, the court ruled that the contested norm does not contradict the russian constitution , the apartment owners, as before. they have the right to rent out their housing for short-term rent, but with the proviso that this should not cause inconvenience to other residents. dmitry pishukhin evgeny kostin galina orlova diana happy and olga ikimova news,

court. the next power is the government. we don't have a constitution. that is, we have. the court that is called the high court of justice is rich, it stands above the government. what's this the government is trying to make it downgrade. uh, this fidelity to the authorities of his status and make him purely recommendatory to such, uh, advisory bodies, to which we are naturally the government. uh, maybe not listen, most likely will not listen. thus. our government is becoming the highest. ah, the branches of her power. that is, the dictatorship of power will begin from the word dictatorship. and that's exactly what it is. this is what revolts society. e in israel and another important point is this. uh, people don't take to the streets for reforms, per se, because it is possible that some kind of reform needs to be carried out and the powers of the high court reviewed. our people are outraged. and by the way this reform is being dragged through, we have the vote of france true. yes, look here. pay attention. we have already had elections four times in a row in a very shor

the issue is now with the constitutional court and that willjudge the constitutional court and that willlljudge whether it is constitutional and whether this was passed according to the spirit of the procedure that was used. which typically is used to deliver budget and not major reforms like this one. so there is some possibility that it will be struck down by the constitutional court. if that passes i think will become law so it is going to increase retirement age to the 64. thomas, we will talk about this again, and perhaps soon. see you again soon, thank you so much. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: confusion as the deadline for bids to buy manchester united football club is unexpectedly extended. applause i'm so proud of both of you. let there be no more wars or bloodshed between arabs and israelis. with great regret, - the committee has decided that south africa will be excludedl from the 1970 competition. chanting streaking across the sky, the white—hot wreckage from mir drew gasps from onlookers on fiji. wow. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: on the frontline

the controversial norm forced the entrepreneur to reach the constitutional court.thought about third parties who live in the house. and how is it for them, how do they get great joy from this? the progress of the case was monitored in all tourist centers of the country according to popular internet sites in russia. now only about 160,000 apartments are officially rented daily. this complex provides such a concept that the distant from the sea houses are intended for living, near the sea houses are intended for rent in sochi renting out housing to vacationers during the holiday season is often the only source of income for most of these landlords while they work. in the gray zone, usually before the first complaint from neighbors today. the constitutional court ruled that the contested norm does not contradict the basic law. apartment owners have the right to rent out their housing for a short period of time. we are completely satisfied with the decision because. uh, firstly, and now it's already more certainty on the matter. what is the difference between short-ter

dal president 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

demand to adopt the necessary legislation to change the process of selecting judges of the constitutional court commission was actively involved in the process of evaluating those legislative proposals that were later actually adopted and implemented, and this was the first interim evaluation, it can also be called the venice commission, which fully agreed with all those legislative proposals regarding the selection of judges of the constitutional court , what later already after the adoption of the draft law, we once again heard comments from the venice commission and the council of europe regarding some of the provisions of the draft law that related to example of the number of international experts, although not as much as it later turned out to be the process of counting votes when voting for certain candidates . as a result, we got a somewhat unresolved situation where we had to adopt a draft law that received a positive preliminary assessment from the venice commission. but after its adoption, we received remarks from the same venice commission regarding the fact that , in the opinion of

the ntv constitutional court defended the rights of the student, those who died a few weeks before hisirth. prior to this, the court decided that since the child was still under the heart of the mother, then he could not suffer in any way from the fact that he was left without a parent. moreover, sergei grigoriev died in car accident and the perpetrators of the accident was not he julia facing will continue. well, at first glance , seven-year-old grisha does not at all look like a child deprived of parental care and attention in his life. there is almost everything that the boy needs , many friends, a sea of ​​toys for every taste . a spacious room is missing only the father , the widow, grisha's mother maria, remained shortly before the birth. when i already went to kindergarten , the holidays began on february 23. he sees his parents come and take him away. do you see questions? and where is my dad, although his dad. i have never seen grisha. he easily recognizes him in family photographs taken before the tragedy of the boy, how two drops he looks like his father, despite the fact th

ministers will interpret the terms, which is unacceptable according to the decisions of the constitutional court of ukraine , whose decisions have repeatedly stated that the determining elements of the rule of law are the principles of legal certainty, clarity and unambiguity of the legal norm in this law are complete legal chaos and therefore it would be correct to do the following things it is correct to send this draft law on shortening the procedure for a repeated second reading and make all the necessary technical corrections in this important and necessary for ukraine law so that it fully complies with the constitution of ukraine and the interpretation of the constitutional court, and most importantly with the legal certainty of all the terminology used in this law thank you for your attention yuliya volodymyrivna please give me petrivna nina petrivna do you want a speech of 5 minutes and that's 15 edits as now i'll list it ok and put it on e-e voting for consideration of four of them means now we are talking about amendments 15 18 23 65 86 101 110 112 115 116 125 131 132 136 137 and for c

for example, opposition party have announced that they would go to the constitutional court to stop the reform. and they also want to have a to hold a referendum, they need to get the go ahead from the constitution to constitutional court for that as well. politically speaking, when it comes to the government for tonight, i'd say the government is safe, but there are serious question marks over certain members of this current government. for example, the prime minister elizabeth born. he was at the forefront of defending this reform . it was her job to find the necessary majority to get a vote through parliament, and she didn't succeed. she didn't succeed for this major reform where she succeed in the future were this government will my casa, see to find majorities of the coming for years. that remains to be seen. and so what are we going to see moving forward here? i mean, this is not the end of, of the pro church on the streets isn't it's not, there are protests are going on right now. people have come together to demonstrate against what happened today, but also what happened at last

and the constitutional affairs of the country. which only makes sense because the court was built and put in place to look at ambiguous issues that arise when the constitution is not observed. and this has happened yet again. it feels like deja vu 2012, in reality, the constitution is quite clear when a parliament is an old dissolved, you have 60 days until the new elections come through. and this is not the case because you have a parliament in place right now. so you already have the 2020 parliament in place, but what i see happening is the same reasons that led to the dissolution of the 2020 parliament, the unconstitutional dissolution. now we know from today's ruling will probably lead us to yet another dissolution. but it behooves the government at this stage because with the court point, the fingers to as some government malpractice, they should have done their homework better. they should have researched a much safer way to dissolve the parliament and hence the grounds will be placed now. so that they can prepare for that. that's a moment. so now we will see the 2

the start is symbolically given in the constitutional court, which plays an important role in protecting the rights and freedoms of citizens. . these are excellent students and laureates and winners of scientific creative and sports competitions. in addition to the main document of a citizen. belarus was handed the state flag and the constitution, the main document in the life of every citizen of our republic, and accordingly, of course, the receipt of this document. it is a great honor for me, pride, great gratitude to my school to my parents for such a chance , feeling of excitement, because this is a very exciting day, such a significant pride, great pride, because not every day they say this to themselves and not every child is told this. that i have achieved a torsion passport torfest environment makes it possible young men to make girls feel their constitutional and legal connection with the country will see. what special attention is paid to youth at the state level, the current young generation in the near future will wear their worthy way in the development of their country with

fedir venislavskyi, the people's deputy of ukraine , the president's representative in the constitutional courtwe are talking about everyday life, about corruption , which, by the way, not eradicated either from the constitutional court, at least until recently, or from the verkhovna rada, at least until recently, and from our other important institutions, although you know at the munich conference volodymyr zelenskyy, the president of ukraine said that it has become much less, how do you assess it for yourself, in general, the level of this corruption component in the context of this logic of action adopted at the level of the cabinet of ministers until the 25th year well, first of all, i really would not have the courage to say that there is no corruption in ukraine at all but the fact that during the war there were some obvious manifestations of corruption in the actions of at least the parliament, the constituent bodies of the authorities . well, it is definitely not observed and we cannot talk about any corruption risks. of course, they are there, but we minimize them, and the concept of t

it's been examined by the constitutional court, but demonstrates is really believes that the keep that got the pressure the government might scrap it now one major trade union lead to here in france said look, we're obviously in a position of deadlock here. the government on one side, protesters trade unions on the other suggested perhaps that would help him spend a pause his the full and consider mediation independent, mediator government of thrown that out. they say they are personnel with this reform, although they are happy to talk to the trade unions over future legislation that they would like to pass. natasha. thank you for that natasha. but lies. i correspondent in paris. north korean leader kim jong own has ordered an increase in the production of weapons grade nuclear material sate media have released images of kin inspecting what it says are small nuclear warheads for short range missiles. young says it also simulated a nuclear explosion. meanwhile, a u. s. aircraft carrier has arrived in south korea. the nuclear power at worship is leading a group of american vessels, condu

so it, with the constitutional court having interceded, are we looking at a constitutional crisis, or are we just looking at a sort of holding pattern until elections happen again? well, the constitution is quite clear what a parliament is and all dissolved you have 60 days until the new elections come through. and this is not the case because you have a parliament in place right now. so you already have the 2020 parliament in place, but what i see happening is the same reasons that led to the dissolution of the 2020 parliament, the unconstitutional dissolution. now we know from today's ruling will probably lead us to yet another dissolution. but it behooves the government at this stage because with the court to points the fingers to as some government malpractice, they should have done their homework better. they should have researched a much safer way to dissolve the parliament and hence the grounds will be placed now. so that they can prepare for that last moment. so now we will see the 2020 parliament. we can beat the parliamentarians, for example, that were never elected to parli

personnel powers under the constitution, it can elect chairmen and judges of the supreme and constitutional courts. the bill proposes to give him the right approve people's assessors of the supreme court. no higher, no lower, no wider than vns - this is a format, an additional platform for protecting the national security interests of each of us, as part of the entire belarusian people's assembly there will be three groups of delegates. the first are those who are obliged to work for the country by their position as president, prime minister, deputies of parliament , judges and heads of executive committees. in this category , the limit is 440 people, the second is the deputies of the regional and city councils whose people have chosen the limit of 350 people, the third real civil society. 400 people from each region. that is, the vns will gather a maximum of 1,200 delegates. it should be a concentrate of energizers, which burns from the fact that the solution to the problem is hanging somewhere. formatting the status and functions of the supreme people's council is the evolution of power in respo

it is free to apply it in many situations and express the understanding of constitutional meaning. the court may choose to give way to congress is good faith judgment of constitutional meaning. but congress cannot by law have interpretation of constitutional meaning. this basic principle deducible from the constitutional structure will reinforce a ruling of the court itself, most notably the 1871 case of the guarded states. in that case, the justices held congress lacked power to dictate to the court the meaning and scope of the president's pardon power under article two. that is one example and you are hearing crazy reform suggestions by folks and i'm saying here are examples of things you can't do just by statute or should not do by constitutional amendment. imagine congressional statute purporting to restructure the decision-making of the court by permitting the court to strike down federal legislation unless the vote is at least 6-3. there are suggestions like this in the land and we have seen them over the course of american history. any statute, and i think they are bad, any statute th

been president of the bundle ad for persons cuz president of the german constitutional court colleagues, guests. all the might, your majesty is a true honor for us to be able to welcome in the german in london i see on behalf of the entire parliament. i welcome you and the queen concert and your high ranking delegation. i wish you well in. oh, i would also like to welcome to form a german president, mr. doug and mr. voice. one like you know it also like to welcome for former pilot presidents, miss not miss bag montoya. mr. he has a master limit and welcome to all of you. in a, in the presence of so many high ranking guest thought that we have a real sense of the importance of german british one relations. your majesty you spoke as the grace of wales 2 years ago as cruelly won't ask me at the german war graves commission commemoration salmon today. you are speaking to us as the monarch of the franklin britain. and at the same time, we are passing on a door to key document of germany, democracy to you. we have an exhibition on this and it also teaches as a bit about german, british enough

increase in south korea and the us began an 11 day joint military exercise on monday k, it's constitutional court has declared last september election del void. the court has ruled that the previous parliament should be reinstated instead, last year. quite crown prince dissolved parliament and called for early elections in holiday stories on a website. they would come back in half an hour with the news, but we continue without their wild to stay with us. i in the 2003, you estimate invasion of iraq. the national symphony orchestra lost all its written in music, and many of its musicians left the country. among the ensuing chaos, the group had to somehow pick up the pieces held by conductor, can mean was see, got the keys and the and you're good america. lisa and i can canny here little williams thought funny what williams thought he was on the other. what caught them my judah and sharper to laughter. closet merger good. been it? awesome. ill illness unless you don't count on to the floor has for canada after artifact. if your hand cathedra to the e like real, the thought of no harm, much watch fo

freedoms , the president will give awards, the first woman who headed the center of the african constitutional court gave she learned that and managed to protect the rights of all people , regardless of their uh, she allowed the president to rewrite the constitution, she spoke out in defense of the rule of law from jordan, she gives uh, to a lot of clients opportunities to protect their rights who would otherwise not be able to receive such protection during the political situation, the first e-e torture, some combination of e-e human rights in kazakhstan, each of us was the first to provide legal and psychological assistance to victims of torture and human rights violations from kazakhstan the pentagon kathleen and the rulers want to uh take away the power on the shoulders of women a great burden falls on all women and girls are a source of strength for the public and when women speak out against and authoritarianism then they can create democrats democratic change and when women fight for rights, their voice is heard all over the world, it's true , studies show that the participation of women in p

another anti homosexuality bill approved by and pays and the president was blocked by the constitutional court. on a technicality i request thousands of kurds have taken to the streets of jan doris in northern syria to protest the killing of 4 men during kurdish new you celebrations. the killing has re kindled tensions between kurdish residents and the turkish backed armed groups that control the area. a strong earthquake has shaken large pots of northern afghanistan and pakistan, killing at least 9 people and injuring dozens more. the epicenter wasn't afghanistan's remote mountainous about a shan province, but the 6.5 magnitude quake was powerful enough to send people fleeing for safety. hundreds of kilometers away. ah, rattling and shaking as the quake went down. here in the pakistani mega city of la hall, the tremors sent residents running out of buildings for the safety of the streets. hundreds of kilometers away in islamabad, shoppers also scrambled for the exits of this shopping center. the intensity was so high it, it felt like something is shaking very rapidly and the sound of reckless

bill approved by him pays and president was blocked by the constitutional court on a technicality with furious protectors, have taken over the center of paris to show their opposition to the pension reforms forced to 3 by emmanuel microns government. the deeply unpopular reforms have raised the retirement age by 2 years. president micron has so far refused to back down after narrowly surviving to no confidence votes in parliament. the debate over you migration is heating up again after last month. deadly ship rec in southern italy, more than 80 people are known to have died after a boat carrying migrants and asylum seekers broke apart a few 100 meters from shore. our reporter rosie burch hard visited the scene of the disaster. nick cra tornet, where the search for victims and 4 answers continues. weeks after calamity struck the coast of calabria, strong wind spree, more bodies near shore. divers carry the remains to the coroner. a little girl is among the dead. haseb survived, he tells us he left afghanistan because his life was in danger. but more peril. lay ahead. a leather got you w

and the president was blocked by the constitutional court. on a technicality, a furious protective taken over the center of paris to show their opposition to the pension reforms forced 3 by emanuel microns government. deeply unpopular reforms have raised the retirement age by 2 years. president micron has so far refused to back down after narrowly surviving to no confidence votes in power. while a strong earthquake has shaken the large parts of northern afghanistan and pakistan, killing at least 9 people and injuring dozens more. the epi santa was in afghanistan's remote, mountainous by the shan province. the 6.5 magnitude quake was powerful enough to send people fleeing to safety. hundreds of kilometers away. ah, rattling and shaking as the quake went down here and the pakistani make a city of la hole, the tremor sent residents running out of buildings for the safety of the streets. hundreds of kilometers away in islamabad. shopper is also scrambled for the exits of this shopping center. the intensity was so high it, it felt like something i

another ante mistakes reality bill approved by him pays and the president was blocked by the constitutional court on a technicality. on our men, furious protest is have taken to the center of paris to show their opposition to pension reforms, forced 3 by emmanuel mccombs government. deeply unpopular reforms have raised the retirement age by 2. he's president micron has so far refused to back down after narrowly surviving to no confidence votes in parliament. germany's education minister has arrived in taiwan on a 2 day trip bettina dock. that is the 1st german minister to make an official visit to the island in more than 25 years. china, which regards taiwan as part of its territory, has issued a diplomatic complaint to germany. a signing ceremony with scientists set the tone for a politically sensitive visit. bettina, stark, vomiting are once the focus of her tie. one trick to be on technological cooperation. direct meetings with politicians are conspicuously not on the agenda. it is a great pleasure, an honor for me to be the 1st minister heading, a specialist government department. i was 26 ye

's and the president was blocked by a constitutional court on a technicality. now thousands of kurds have taken to the streets in gin, derose, and northern syria to protest the killing of 4 men during kurdish near celebrations . the killing has re kindled tensions between courteous residents and the turkish backed arm groups. the control, the area of strong earthquake has shaken large parts of northern afghanistan and pakistan, killing at least 12 people and injuring many more. yep. senator was in afghanistan mountainous a bad action province. but the 6.5 magnitude quake was powerful enough to send people fleeing for safety. hundreds of kilometers away rattling and shaking as the quake went down here and the pakistani make a city of la hole. the trim has sent residents running out of buildings for the safety of the streets. hundreds of kilometers away in islamabad. shop is also scrambled for the exits of this shopping center. the intensity was so high it, it felt like something is shaking very rapidly and the sound of wrinkled, still haunting my ears. right now

be passed, not about er-er with its partners wants to lead says that even if the court recognizes any a non-constitutional the parliament will have the opportunity by a simple majority of 60-61 votes to overturn the court's decision, this is actually a very interesting theoretical question, even yes, how should the separation of power and a democratic society be arranged , but we will not go that far in any case, i explained to you why the right-wing, in particular, it is religious deputies who are very afraid of this freedom and independence of the court, there is a second reason, this is the first reason, and the second is the most pure, both of which are many right-wing politicians have been hiding in the supreme court of justice since 2005. i will remind you that in 2005 , prime minister orel sharon stood in the corner of israel, and he came up with the so -called project a. demarcation, he withdrew israeli settlers, israeli military units from the gaza strip, the happiness of the gaza strip, eh, do you think that this can advance us to some kind of agreement with the palestinians, eh , make our borde

and it is now at the state of the judgment of the constitutional court in poland. e milestones and that were necessary for releasing the -- for poland were already there, but we are waiting for the judgment of the courts, of the constitutional court in poland. but we are receiving that -- the polish recovery plan money, which we received from the european union commission. we also have funds that are being paid for poland. we are in the process of defining the projects to certify the money. so, that is a big part. and not waiting for the eu money, as far as recovery, we are spending our national money, money coming from the support given to traders during the pandemic. and we are realizing in the project. that is the most important and we are doing this. guy: we will leave it there. thank you very much indeed. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: banks are up, bonds are being bashed. deutsche's is up by 6%, the clocks have changed. the european close is back and it is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by swi

particular, based on what happened in 2009 when the b, w b, and then it was modified by the constitutional court in 2014. we saw that all the sentiments where the line to then push by the american evangel extremely school came to our country and we're meeting our lead and pushing this i geology, almost a church being and family, but also sexual being after children. and this was adopted by leaders and we've seen the same sentiment going all the time and it has become a talking point until g p. t activists. richard, listen by joining us to like to come paula in uganda. mr. listen, but we appreciate your time tonight. thank you. this is daniel winter is up next business news. i will see you tomorrow with just a click away. find out 3 on you to.

and how do we have such a former judge of the constitutional court.mehow dares to openly say more than once that if they cannot find evidence of our guilt. so it is necessary to include fantasy law. it has nothing to do with it, if necessary, if the task is to remove someone, that is, they solve it. that is, i am fantasizing, why did they pay attention to you and why are you here, and what were you accused of? and i like that we say that we must support good they don’t like relations with the republic of belarus with the russian federation, because they have a completely different trip, agenda, military agenda. they seem to be flying now. i heard it recently. yesterday, literally, that there is already almost mobilization already beginning to announce well, they are preparing people and the consciousness of people for war. and of course, well, again, everything, like people in ukraine. first they make poor. uh, everything, trembling, it’s hard already there, let’s say antibiotics will take off now, well, you can’t buy such and such, it becomes more di

the constitutional court of the government of kuwait issued a ruling and annulled the 2023 parliament elections, and the 2020 parliament actually resumed its legal activities, and as a result , it did not admit and recognize the truth. it controlled the assembly that was held on september 29, 2023, and it will return to its previous status and carry out its activities until 2024. if in fact a plan is issued to transfer it, for example , the executive branch of the assembly is responsible for non-cooperation. thank you very much for your explanations. mr. elena, an expert on political issues from kuwait on the eve of the 20th anniversary of the american invasion of iraq, a group of anti-war activists demonstrated in the american capital. they chanted "no to endless wars" in america, with the british , on march 29, 2013 , they attacked iraq with the claim of weapons of mass destruction. it occupied this country, which ended in 2009, leaving nearly half a million dead. twenty years after the military invasion of the united states , britain and its allies in iraq on march 27, 2009 , despi

given by the chairman of the constitutional court. peter milashevich. t adopted a message to the president and the house 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, 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

traditional means that the opposition parties will try in the coming days and weeks going to the constitutional court and also a launching a referendum because they want the friends to vote on this for form. and then now will this end to protest? so can we expect more it's kind of triggering more anger within the general population. there were protest movements over the past few weeks, several days of national nationwide strikes and demonstrations. but the number of participants had gone down until last thursday, when, as suddenly the government decided to use this is this exceptional constitutional power to push through the pension reform, the controversial pension reform without a vote by the national assembly. and it seems that people have really, are really angry about that. and protests have taken to the streets again over the past few days, a few 1000 every day here in paris. and some of them have been saying, you know, i was initially in favor of this reform, but because the government use this exceptional power, i'm now against it and i'm good and turning out to protest against that. there is

the high courts job is to interpret the constitution. this is the 1st random beheld in 24 of the 44 held of the last century. i have been successful. the prime minister says this legislation provides a once generation charts to rectify the referendum is expected to be held in october algebra. authorities in mexico have opened a homicide investigation and identified 8 suspects after a fire to my good detention center killed 39 people. prosecutors say the suspects include 2 federal agents, a state emigration official, and 5 members of a private security company, present owner's manual lopez open the door initially blamed migrants for the fire. but a video showed what appears to be gone and not opening lock stores as the fire spread before broadcast and said at horace, near the u. s. border. john holeman has more from mexico city. this is the c c t v video, which is shocked. mexico inside a migrant detention center. a mexican official and security guard whoop by justice . flames. take hold inside the cell of migrants locked up under their c

the guatemalan constitutional court on thursday ruled against presidential candidate thelma cabrera andning mate, exiled human rights ombudsman hordÁn rodas, upholding a february decision by guatemala's supreme electoral tribunal to block them from the ballot. cabrera and rodas are members of the leftist political party, the movement for the liberation of the peoples, which grew out of the indigenous-led farmers rights organization codeca. across guatemala, thousands have taken to the streets in protest demanding that cabrera and rodas be allowed to participate in june's election. thelma cabrera is a maya mam environmental and human rights defender, who also ran for president in 2019, receiving an unprecedented wave of support. got about 10% of the vote. rodas served as human rights prosecutor from 2017 until last year when he was forced into exile for allying himself with anti-corruption efforts. while they are being banned from participating in the election, the guatemalan constitutional court has confirmed the presidential candidacy of conservative zury rÍos, the daughter of deceased

the court may untimely the constitution insult to require that certain things must be said very clearly, and expressly by congress, via a super clear statement. if the court believes that the constitution itself requires it's the edmund rule, the congress does not have the right to ignore its own constitutional beliefs and assigned the cases that come before. more generally, congress lacks the court to construct that constitution, either locally or globally. congress itself did not create the constitution. it cannot change the constitution at will. the congress is of course free, and in fact obliged to construe the constitution itself in many situations and congress is also free to express this understanding of constitutional meaning. the court may well choose to give way to congress is good faith judgment of constitutional meaning, the congress could not require by law to require the court to follow congress's interpretation of constitutional meaning. this space sake principle, from the constitution structure, has been reinforced by important rulings of the court itself. most notably t

so-called institute of constitutional complaint will allow citizens to directly apply to the constitutional court, if during the consideration of the case they do not consider that their rights and freedoms are violated, such an approach provides direct access to the constitutional. justice on the eve of the state holiday of the constitution day, the children are handed their first main document , so today , excellent students and the best school athletes from all over the country received their first passport from the hands of the chairman of the council of the republic natalia kachanova. such a format. not just an official event about a holiday that will be remembered for a lifetime. i am very happy that got here. it was very unexpected when they didn’t say that you were invited here because they gave you a passport. the constitution itself is a flag. and there, apparently, the flag. learned him about the passport. in general, 3 days ago i was very excited, because we all experienced it very honorably to receive a passport from the hands of italy ivanovna, i will remember. this is for life afte

they will be at a constitutional court tomorrow, saying this bill is unconstitutional.ossibly they will manage to get their way over a few articles, but the substance of the built will not change. they want to take to the streets, encouraged the french people to continue to protest. massive protests are organized next thursday. in the transport sector strengths, in garbage collecting, in the energy sector, in various sectors of french society, you have got hundreds of thousands expected to take to the streets. the opposition wants to show it is not over, they can still convince macro to turn his back on this pension reform bill but it does not seem likely. >> these tensions in the political arena have echoed on streets across france, with protests and strengths during the course of the last few weeks. earlier this evening, there were some intense scenes in paris. these pictures were filmed earlier this evening. meanwhile, fort a 15th straight day, garbage collections have not been working in parts of the country, notably in paris. as the rubbish piles up, the smell has

attacks by critics of the international court back in the late nineties at the beginning of the two thousandth they talked about what we have the us constitutionch in article three provides that the judicial power is exercised by the supreme court and lower courts created. i do not interpret the provisions. in the literal sense, that us citizens cannot be subject to any other court, except as a matter of fact, created on the basis of the constitution, why is this so? it's not just a matter of some selfish interpretation of the idea that the constitution is not just some. a random document is a legal act that the constitution is a form of expression of a social contract, that the constitution continues the idea war of independence, uh, the declaration of independence of 1776, which, first of all, enshrines the right of every people, but above all, the people of the former colonies to self-determination and to design for themselves the political power system that they want in other words, all power belongs to the people and in in this case, the american people and all authorities, including the judiciary, must. after all, to be responsible direc

no, accordingly, there is no constitutional court, therefore the right to veto the decision of legislators has been assigned to the supreme since the middle of the last century. almost from the beginning of the existence of the state itself, supporters of the reform are confident that it will help strengthen democracy; opponents believe that the bill is aside from dictatorship. i'm here because i care about our democracy. i am deeply concerned about what is happening in our country's court. a form of so-called reform, which is actually trying to form a dictatorship in our country. i 'm here for my children for my parents who built this country for my grandparents who survived the holocaust this is the only hope we have in israel there will be no dictatorship. never openly oppose the reform began some members of the ruling coalition of consuls general, israel in new york. asav. for peace said he is retiring tough wording diplomat can not continue to represent the current the country's government followed. behind it in social networks. showered statements heads of departments, the minister o

what that means is in the coming days, that bill will go to constitutional court and within a few dayseks, it could get signed into law so in the short-term, good news for the french government but there is no doubt that the political crisis that they face today is far from over because in order to continue with emmanuel macron's presidential term, the government are going to have to work with other parties in the parliament. they do not have a parliamentary majority. they are going to have to reach out to politicians on all sides of parliament if they want to press ahead with other legislation. but that is clearly going to be extremely difficult after these no-confidence motions, after the government pushed through their bill by decree and parliament, bypassing mp's, who now say they have little faith in the government and there is no doubt the french government has been severely weakened. lauren: still to come this half-hour, a usaid worker and french journalist kidnapped by armed groups in west africa, freed after years as hostages. find out which nation has topped the list as the w

themselves did not understand what to do with us, but as he said, the former judge of the constitutional courthalimas is here for a day. if it is not possible to prove our guilt. so you need to turn on the fantasy. do you want to make good good neighborly relations, and we were able to visit your nuclear power plant. we were able to see, uh, the belaz mining equipment plant , the industrial park, the great stone, and a large agrofirm. well, various other objects. we saw all the power, the republic of belarus saw the potential, and only stupid or independent people would not want to cooperate with such a friendly and powerful neighbor, who is so active in supporting human rights and promoting democracy, forgets about those political prisoners and civil activists. which is alternative activity of the international forum of good faith is aimed at the development of mutually beneficial cooperation. including by promoting the principles of public diplomacy at the time of registration in the association of 15 founders from belarus or you. the un world food program calls for an extension of the ukrai

one is the constitutional courts approve the new lo, at least 40 people who have been killed in the mexican city of c o. that har, as after a fire swept through a migration detention center, most of them were guatemalan and honduras around 30. other people were seriously injured in taken to hospital, mexico's presidents as the blaze broke out, when migrants and asylum seekers set fire to mattresses after discovering they were being deported. the use of the united states to release body come footage, showing the moment officers confronted a shooter who attacked a school in nashville. on monday, audrey hale was a former student of the school and killed 39 year old children and 3 adults. the 28 year old was armed with at least 2 assault style weapons and a hand gun. israel's rival political factions have started talks on the government's plans to overhaul the judiciary. on monday, prime minister benjamin netanyahu put a pause on the controversial new following, the biggest protests in israel's history. smaller demonstrations were held on tuesday, including a rally in tel aviv. netanyahu says d