zorkin referred to the irrevocable ruling of the constitutional court of 2009. then the constitutionalgime has developed in russia, a constitutional-legal regime, within the framework of which citizens of the russian federation received the right not be sentenced to death. please tell me what to do in these cases in order to introduce the death penalty now. but listen, the death penalty is a tough instrument, that’s good. that now we have putin as the leader of russia and for him the life of each of our fellow citizens is priceless, for putin our historical experience, his professional past in the kgb is a powerful inoculation against cruelty, but after putin there will be another, who knows how much that other will change the country , how to put it this way, a humanitarian atmosphere, because it’s a fact that the personality at the very top has always colored us. the death penalty allowed us to expand the existing articles of punishment, up to the highest exceptional measure. now we have a constitutional-legal regime where the return of the death penalty is practically impossible, ne

but what other moral qualities should a judge of a constitutional court, body have. which interprets on. i listened to all 28 hours of interviews with candidates for the post of judge of the constitutional court of ukraine and i will tell you about the most interesting moments from the interviews of various candidates. i would like to note that all the candidates mentioned in the material by the decision of the doryach council of experts do not meet the assessment of high moral qualities. olena volkova, a judge of the south ukrainian city court of the mykolaiv region, was brought to disciplinary responsibility several times for violating the rules of self-defense. water they complained about her colleagues for violating the rules of judicial ethics. here, a member of the advisory panel of experts reads out the words of olena volkova, which she spoke during the hearing of the case. i'm very glad that you talked to a lawyer from kyiv, about hiring a lawyer if you don't understand. enough of my rant, i'm also a heartworm, my blood pressure is also rising. and the court of first instance

watch this week's competition in the court control program with tetyana shustrova. of the constitutional courtthe candidate's nephew advanced in the courts where she worked, i cannot forbid him, and why the contestant, a professor of law, collects executive proceedings, the year turned out to be difficult for all of us, congratulations, this is a judicial control program, and as always we say about the main reform on which our european ones directly depend perspectives: how the new judicial power is being formed in ukraine, how the competition for the constitutional court of ukraine is going and... who can soon occupy a high position? about all this today, but first traditionally, before the news. oleksiy tandyr, the judge of the makariv district court of the kyiv region, who last year in a state of alcoholic intoxication beat to death a soldier of the national guard , vadym bondarenko, who was on duty at the checkpoint at the entrance to kyiv, is allegedly trying to avoid punishment by mobilizing into the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine. it's been a few months in a row, tandyr addresses

contest to the constitutional court.s the candidate's nephew, he was promoted in the courts where she worked. i cannot forbid him. but why does the contestant law professor collect executive proceedings? the year turned out to be difficult for all of us. congratulations, this is a judicial program control and as always we are talking about the main reform from which. what do our european prospects depend on, how is the new judicial power being formed in ukraine, how is the competition for the constitutional court of ukraine going, and who may soon occupy a high position? about all this today, but first traditionally to the news. oleksiy tandyr, the judge of the makariv district court of the kyiv region, who was drunk last year, killed the national guard soldier vadym bondarenko, who was on duty at the checkpoint. upon entering kyiv, he allegedly tries to avoid punishment by mobilizing into the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine. for several months in a row, tandyr has been applying to the court with a corresponding req

previously, the judges of the constitutional court were appointed simply because, for example, the president, in particular president yanukovych, wanted to, and he appointed tupytskyi, the infamous one who said that no one gives him a penny there, only in other , more unparliamentary expressions and so on, well absolutely wild stories from the constitutional court, they are just... the reason for them was such a selection mechanism, which in fact did not exist, now we see that everything is happening in reality, and this is a very big a step forward, but from what we see, you know, such an average person, who may not be familiar with the jurisprudence of judges , may get the impression, oh my god, there are not all such judges in ukraine, so i want to ask you, what we we see, these are exceptions, this is just such a place where a large number of such strange candidates are concentrated. is this in principle the so-called average average statistical judge of ukraine, who cannot explain his wealth, who at the same time claims a high position, and, well, hopes for something in principle get, s

depend, how the new judicial power is being formed in ukraine, how the competition for the constitutional courtng, and who else? may soon occupy a high position. about all it is today, but first traditionally, before the news. the judge of the makariv district court of the kyiv region, oleksiy tandyr, who last year , in a state of alcohol intoxication, beat to death a soldier of the national guard, vadym bondarenko, who was on duty at the checkpoint at the entrance to kyiv, is allegedly trying to avoid punishment by mobilizing into the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine . tandyr has been applying to the court for several months in a row. expressed a desire to become the deputy commander of the company in nizhynsk tro. according to watchers media journalists he even received a letter from the military unit about the readiness of the command to take him into its ranks as an officer of the psychological support and rehabilitation group. but the judge rejected the request and tandir was kept in custody until june 2. note that mobilization is a fairly common practice among judges involved in crimi

they were hoping the constitutional court wouldn't delete not overturn that. ey will take the matter to the supreme court and they are hoping that it will be overturned in its entirety. bm hoping that it will be overturned in its entirety-— its entirety. an overwhelming ma'ori its entirety. an overwhelming majority of — its entirety. an overwhelming majority of lawmakers - its entirety. an overwhelming majority of lawmakers voted l its entirety. an overwhelming l majority of lawmakers voted for its entirety. an overwhelming - majority of lawmakers voted for it. what are some of the punishments for being gay in uganda? weill. what are some of the punishments for being gay in uganda?— being gay in uganda? well, one of the punishments _ being gay in uganda? well, one of the punishments is _ being gay in uganda? well, one of the punishments is that _ being gay in uganda? well, one of the punishments is that one - being gay in uganda? well, one of the punishments is that one can i being gay in uganda? well, one of. the punishments is that one can get up the punishme

who got the chance to become a judge of the constitutional court of the country? dge of the civil cassation court of the supreme court of ukraine, allainyk. she loves her family very much. professional activity. then it is very often intertwined with personal life and it is sometimes impossible to determine where this border is. from 2011 to 2015 , ala oliynyk lived with her nephew in a one-room apartment in kyiv. at the time the boy studied at the kyiv national university of culture and arts, where oliynyk taught by a sudden coincidence. i did not take any exams from him, i did not communicate with anyone, and it would even be immoral for me, so... because i know that i am a judge, and for me my reputation is quite important, on the contrary, this strict requirements for learning, for his behavior, indeed, in the third year i taught civil procedure to him, because i was the only teacher. after graduating from the university, the nephew was looking for work, but by a coincidence of circumstances he was able to get a job at the higher specialized court where his aun

contest to the constitutional court. as the candidate's nephew, he was promoted in the courts where she worked. i cannot forbid him. but why does the contestant, a law professor, collect performers. the year has been difficult for all of us. congratulations, this is a program of judicial control, and as always, we are talking about the main reform, on which direction our european prospects depend. how is the new judiciary formed in ukraine? how is the competition to of the constitutional court of ukraine, and who can soon occupy a high position? about all this today, but first traditionally, before the news. judge of the makariv district court. oleksiy tandyr of the lviv region, who last year in a state of alcohol intoxication killed national guard soldier vadym bondarenko, who was on duty at the checkpoint at the entrance to kyiv, is allegedly trying to avoid it. punishment by mobilizing into the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine. for several months in a row, tandyr has been applying to the court with a corresponding

why didn't they go to the constitutional court, why didn't they use any other mechanisms, by the way,s possible to gather 20 of the biggest authorities on constitutional law at the bank and get their position. this was also not done, as well as many other steps that would have indicated to society that the president was, is and remains legitimate. i think the only reason. it was the government that interfered in the elections, but now we are already forgetting, events are unfolding rapidly, but in november and december of last year, the authorities were seriously preparing for the elections, well , this was indicated by individual statements and individual comments by the leaders of the servants of the people, and in fact , all of them were external signs that an election scenario was being prepared, possibly both presidential and parliamentary, but as far as i am concerned i know, the basis was... the basic scenario was the holding of presidential elections, followed by parliamentary elections, and that is why they interpreted the basic law, based on their own positions, and by the w

kazakhstan, armenia, azerbaijan, uzbekistan and kyrgyzstan. which a constitutional court has in principle in the world. on the sidelines of the forum, participants will exchange views on ensuring the supremacy of the constitution, changes and the role of constitutional courts in maintaining constitutional law and order. simple for now canadians' expenses are increasing, while local officials' incomes are increasing. thousands of people protested in canada over an increase in the carbon tax by 23%. protesters. outraged by the increase in the salaries of deputies, all members of parliament received an increase of up to 17 thousand dollars. protesters say parliamentarians should provide benefits, not raise taxes and their own earnings. in the literal sense , german law enforcement officers were left without pants from the costs of ukraine. in the bavarian police they complain about the lack of uniforms, they even made a video with scantily clad employees. police say new trousers, jackets and hats are needed. to wait several months , the bavarian ministry of internal affairs explains the prob

why didn't they go to the constitutional court, why didn't they use any other mechanisms, by the way, to gather 20 people at the bank, the biggest authorities on constitutional law and get their position, this was also not done, like many other steps that would indicate to society that the president was, is and remains legitimate. i think there is only one reason, it is the government for... the elections, but now we forget, events are rapidly unfolding, but last november-december the government absolutely seriously prepared for the elections, well , this was indicated by individual statements and individual comments by the leaders of the servants of the people, and in fact all of them were external signs that the scenario of elections was being prepared, perhaps at the same time presidential and parliamentary, but as far as i know, the base was this is basic. the scenario was the holding of presidential elections, followed by parliamentary elections, and that is why they interpreted the basic law, based on their own positions, and by the way, to confirm my opinion, just analyze the l

why didn't they go to the constitutional court, why didn't they use any other mechanisms, so on thingsossible to gather 20 of the biggest authorities on constitutional law at a bank meeting and get their position. this was also not done, as were many other steps. which would indicate to society that the president was, is and remains legitimate. i think there is only one reason, the authorities interfered in the elections. well, now we are already forgetting, events are unfolding rapidly, but in november-december of last year, the authorities were seriously preparing for the elections, well , this was indicated by separate statements and separate comments of the leaders of the servants of the people, and actually there were all outward signs that a script was being prepared. elections, perhaps at the same time presidential and parliamentary, but as far as i know, the basis, the basic scenario was the holding of presidential elections, after them parliamentary elections, and that is why they interpreted the basic law, based on their own positions, and by the way, to confirm my opinion, j

professional constitutionalist lawyer did not pass through the selection of judges of the constitutional court, but i do not have permission to name him, but many readers on facebook know him, he recently published a book, a comment about constitution and it will be found... but i think that what is happening at the moment, well, it is a combination of certain authoritarian tendencies, which in times of war, unfortunately, are natural, because war needs quick solutions, with the fact that there is a system of power that was created because it was so convenient, that was created because the parliamentarians, who were a monomajority until recently, were so convenient for them, and the opposition was quite weak in order to effectively resist this, but if everyone likes to repeat kuchma's phrase, it's already happened, i'll say another phrase, it won't always be like that, ugh, well, i know for sure where quick solutions in this system don't work , this is again in communications, because we, as journalists, are witnesses of that when any crisis problem arises, a very long lag begins. reactions, a

postponed the passing of such a verdict, so no referendums are needed, the decision of the constitutional court issue is sufficient, this topic is currently being discussed. legislators need to inform their voters, on whom the decision depends, the decisions of the constitutional court have been adopted to fulfill international obligations before the council of europe, you and i have left the council of europe, so this topic requires discussion, i still support our united russia party chairman dmytro comrade medvedev, but in order for all this to be legal, after all, the highest power in the country is... people, and in order for it to be legal, a referendum must be held on a single voting day, and everything will fall into place, the fact that for terrorists, traitors, the killing of pedophiles, maybe it is objective, but the choice must be made by the whole people, well, actually these demands to hold a referendum, or, as someone else put it... there, let the constitutional court restore the death penalty, all this lasted for literally a week, and already at the end of last week it suddenly b

therefore, there is no need for any referendums, a decision on this issue by the constitutional courtsufficient. now this topic is being discussed, we, as legislators, need to inform our voters, on whom the decision-making depends, the decisions of the constitutional court, the fulfillment of international obligations to the council of europe. you and i left the council of europe, so this topic requires. discussion, i still support our head of the united russia party, dmitry comrade medvedev, but in order for all this to be legal, after all, the highest power in the country is the people, and for it to be legal, a referendum must be held on a single voting day , and everything will be on in its place, the fact that for terrorists, traitors, the killing of pedophiles, it may be objective, but the choice... must be made by the whole people, and here are the actual demands, to hold a referendum, or, as someone else put it, let there, the constitutional court will return the death penalty, all this lasted, well, until literally a week, and at the end of last week it suddenly became clear

so, basically, the law still stands in uganda as per the constitutional court today. and this was taken to court last year, and basically they were saying that it contravenes the human rights laws of the lgbtq+ community in uganda to exercise their various rights to exist, to assemble, to basicallyjust live their lives, and they were hoping that the constitutional court would overturn that, as it seems would overturn that, but as it seems to be, that will not happen. however, the petitioners have said that they will take the matter to the supreme court, and they are hoping that it will be overturned in its entirety. yes, an overwhelming majority of lawmakers voted for it. what are some of the punishments for being gay in uganda? well, so, one of the punishments is that someone can get up to life imprisonment, basically, for homosexual acts. and then there's also up to ten years, up to 14 years' imprisonment, for what they are calling aggravated homosexual acts, which involves rape which involves rape of minors, vulnerable groups, spreading of hiv and aids. spreading of

contest to the constitutional court.e candidate's nephew, he was promoted in the courts where she worked. i cannot forbid him. but why is the contestant a law professor, collector. as always, we are talking about the main reform, the direction of which depends on our european prospects: how the new judicial power is being formed in ukraine, how the competition for the constitutional court of ukraine is going, and who already may soon occupy a high position, about all this today, but first traditionally to the news. judge makarivskyi. oleksiy tandyr of the district court of the kyiv region, who last year in a state of alcohol intoxication killed the national guard soldier vadym bondarenko, who was on duty at the checkpoint at the entrance to kyiv, is allegedly trying... to avoid punishment by mobilizing into the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine. for several months in a row, tandyr has been applying to the court with a corresponding request, he expressed his desire to become the deputy commander of the company in nizhy

happened before, according to representatives of the movement living city, the decision of the constitutional courtrg. until now there was no the possibility of obtaining interim measures for them, that is, having received a lawsuit in court, the developer will receive nothing. the first drill rehearsal for the victory parade is still without equipment. today , several thousand military personnel and cadets came to the palace square. everyone was lined up in a parade square, as it would be may 9th. we rehearsed marching in formation, interacting with brass bands, and military greetings. there were also young army members and students of naval and land schools at the palace. according to tradition, they will be trusted to open the passage columns in front of the stands. many cadets will participate in the victory parade for the first time. tribute to the ancestors. the decision was made for security reasons, we will see the rest of the events on may 9 in st. petersburg. about the cash payment in honor of victory day, it will range from 5 to 10 thousand rubles depending on the preferential category;

will exchange views on ensuring the supremacy of the constitution, changes and the role of constitutional courtsconstitutional law and order. a historical event for sovereign belarus , literally the entire country is watching the flight and mission of the first belarusian cosmonaut. and now the crew of the soyuz ms-24 is ready for landing due to their medical psychological condition. our marina vasilevskaya is preparing to welcome the crew commander of roscosmos cosmonaut oleg novitsky and astronaut nas on april 6 in the steppes of kazakhstan. a working briefing was held in karaganda today. anastasia benedesyuk has details. and let's start with meteorological reports: saturday, april 6 is expected in kazakhstan. rains , floods have formed, and there is also a swampy area, all this affects the work of rescue services, they are already checking their equipment, in particular, special emphasis on life belts for boats. since soviet times, the kazakh steppe has traditionally been a landing site for spaceships; there are more than ten such locations throughout the country, the majority is invalid, kaz

constitution of the verkhovna rada vote in two sessions: the first is an amendment to the constitutional courtonal majority of the next session, this is at least six months, at any moment, either the constitutional court, or there were not enough deputies for the first vote, or for the second. were terribly shocked when, after the terrorist attack on the crimean bridge, the people of kiev came to be photographed, if you remember, against the backdrop of a stamp with a blown-up bridge, it seemed unthinkable to us, and after that we saw a whole series of terrible murders, daria dugin and vladlen tatarsky saw the reaction of ukrainian social networks, where there was great joy. the terrorist attack in crocus, russia's statement about ukraine's involvement, do they have any response at all? in society, does the fact that ukraine is simply openly engaged in terrorism today, and not just military operations, somehow affect ukrainian citizens? well, russia could just issue a warrant to detain the ukrainian heads of the special services, this is the easiest way, but not the surest, because we need pol

government comes from the people not from the middle of support, or is the president of the constitutional court a. and the a person who was a prominent member of the ruling party, how does the years before constitutional course increase is a political body. at this moment, it's crazy. it doesn't have a government only technical government. we don't have a parliament to only constitutional course to is the body who can the governor and the, the, and the saves democracy now. and so then is this a full blown constitutional crisis and the country as well. uh some say its um, maybe a script for house of cards. uh some say its a preparation for consider it for a move the thoughts as is it on the line or it said, but um it may be better explanation would be to political crisis. so, um, constitutional court, the said the southern milan, which had the warning that he is not allowed to be in and take a take a part to income political campaign. and he didn't officially see wasn't on the award single balance. he wasn't on the posters, but he as a president and he didn't resign as they said he had to have t

another candidate for the post of judge of the constitutional court of ukraine made it to the next stage. serhii riznyk, vice-rector of ivan franko national university of lviv. professor of constitutional law. he collects executive proceedings, in particular for violations of traffic rules. and the judge, and a candidate for the post of judge of the constitutional court must have great respect for traffic rules. over the past two years, serhiy riznyk has accumulated as many as 18 fines for traffic violations. among them are violations of the speed limit, improper parking, and phone conversations while driving. riznyk himself is proud that he receives an average of two or three fines every year, and only the 22nd was so fruitful. this is the 22nd year of violations and in the 23rd year there are three again, two of which are parking violations. disruption by violations - this is 15 fines per year, a significant amount. the 22nd year turned out to be difficult for all of us, and we, and i, in particular, had a very long work schedule, a significant workload with foreign students. in the co

in 1999, already the constitutional court of russia. confirms the course taken, in 2009, with its rulingthe moratorium on the death penalty in russia indefinite and irreversible, and for clarity adds, paragraph three, this determination is final and is not subject to appeal, it is important to note that russia has been steadily moving towards the final abolition of the death penalty, going through difficult... more of those who are for the death penalty than against, but this position is still rather emotional and does not take into account the risks of retreating to the bloodthirsty practices of the past , and in general, haven’t we fulfilled the plan regarding executions? let’s remember our history, the return of the death penalty will mean a completely different nature of our society and state, this is the abolition of the right to... please tell me how in these cases to introduce the death penalty now? listen: the death penalty is a harsh instrument. it’s good that we now have putin as the leader of russia, and for him the life of each of our fellow citizens is priceless. for putin,

court of appeals, where, as you might have guessed, allanyk was a judge. a competition was announced, and i cannot forbid him if there is a competition and he wants to work, exercise his constitutional right, so he really passed the competition, and when there was a question of liquidation of the higher specialized court of ukraine for consideration of civil criminal cases, he was dismissed. the question of work arose again. i used to work before 2007 in the kyiv court of appeal, it was the court of appeal of the city of kyiv, now, as the legal successor said, the kyiv court of appeal, in the 21st year, it seems, he, yes, in the 21st year, he submitted documents, he passed the competition, the competition was fair, i think, because the tests were on computers, judge allainyk in that her nephew studied and worked in institutions, where... she taught and worked herself, does not see nepotism. i never even thought before that such questions might arise for me in the future, so that it would be a question of my integrity. the panel of judges, with the participation of ala oliynyk, made a number of decisions, which were later recognized by the european court of human rights as violating

, talked about changes and the role of the courts in maintaining constitutional law and order. guilty of committing genocide, the verdict against the executioner of khatyn came into force, now finally, the supreme court of belarus reports regarding kotaryuk, an indictment was issued on march 18. speaking without imposing punishment. the court's decision coincided with the position of the state prosecutor. the materials of the criminal case totaled 35 volumes, about 40 witnesses. a number of documents that were read out in court are still classified as secret. part of the process took place behind closed doors. but what is known for sure is that while acting as part of a punitive battalion, kotryuk took the lives of almost 400 people, including 125 children. the case of the executioner of khatyn. one of the important and results of the investigation of the criminal case of genocide, it made it possible to reveal the true face of the punitive forces of the great patriotic war. electricity supply in the regions affected by bad weather has been fully restored, belene

this transcript, 2/3 of the constitution was changed without first sending the changes to the constitutional courty ignore my point of view and say, you at least go to them... well, even in this simple document, by chance zelensky in 1919 at an exhibition in lvov was given a children's book, this is a constitution for children, he never i read it, but i didn’t read it. now the question is that i carefully studied the conventions that meade referred to when sending a note, so to speak, within the framework of the international convention on combating terrorist bombings and financing terrorism there, i took it. i read, well, it’s interesting how lawyers and so on and in vain the sbu laughed there, it was not addressed to the sbu, let the sbu send its press service, so to speak, a review to the 95th quarter, it was sent through the ministry of government, so according to the convention the government is subjects, so the sixth article and the eighth clearly state that if there is such an idea, and there is an idea about the extradition of these terrorists, then... you are obliged to extradite, but if

let's ta ke let's take you to uganda where the country's constitutional court has rejected a bid to overturnw that is considered one of the harshest in the world. this is a law that imposes life imprisonment for consensual same—sex wide relationships and includes a death penalty for what it describes as aggravated homosexuality. our reporter has more. the aggravated homosexuality. our reporter has more.— aggravated homosexuality. our reporter has more. aggravated homosexuality. our reorter has more. , reporter has more. the case has been in court since — reporter has more. the case has been in court since december— reporter has more. the case has been in court since december last - reporter has more. the case has been in court since december last year - in court since december last year and the petition was basically asking for the complete overturn of the anti—homosexuality law of 2023, however the constitutional court judge yesterday said they will not overturn the law. however, there are four sections that they say... the constitutional rights. they include parts where the law was calling

ownership of empty land is not demarcated, it is worth taking into account the position of the constitutional courtf a land plot and... the absence of a record of state registration of the rights of a local government body to it does not mean that the latter has actually abandoned own right of ownership, or shows indifference to the legal fate of this land plot, that is, in simple terms the constitutional court said that if the land that you are interested in, its ownership is not demarcated, it is still owned by the state and it is impossible to obtain ownership of this plot by way of acquisition, so here we would recommend. another important point: do not listen to the tempting offers of unscrupulous snt chairmen. by law, they do not have the right to sell other people's land, including neglected ones. for example, here you and i have an abandoned plot, neighboring, and we understand that no one uses it, but in fact the owner is somewhere, and if we have the owner of an abandoned site, then it is possible to deprive him of his ownership rights. only through the court, or by recognizing such a plo

competitions for the constitutional court, appeals, and local courts are in full swing. continue to introduce you to the candidates, but... first, to the news. the higher qualification commission of judges was unable to elect a new chairman after the dismissal of the previous chairman , roman ignatov. among the members of the central committee of the communist party of ukraine , there were no people willing to take up the vacant position. the question arose unexpectedly for all of us. officially, none of the members of the commission has yet nominated their candidacy. we will remind, on march 27, the previous head of the higher qualification commission, roman ignatov, filed. resigned at his own will. that year, in december, information appeared in zma that allegedly ignatov has russian citizenship. he himself denied it. at the beginning of this year, the vkk came to a conclusion to establish. whether roman ignatov received russian citizenship in the 1990s is quite impossible. currently, the state bureau of investigation is conducting a pre-trial investigation in criminal

shustrova contest to the constitutional court.the candidate's nephew, he was promoted in the courts where she worked. i cannot forbid him. but why did the contestant, a professor of law, collects executive proceedings? the year turned out to be difficult for all of us. greetings, this is the judicial control program and as always we are talking about the main reform on which our european prospects depend. how is the new judiciary formed in ukraine? how does the competition for constitutions take place? the court of ukraine, and who can soon occupy a high position? about all this today, but first traditionally, before the news. oleksiy tandyr, judge of the makariv district court of the kyiv region, who was drunk last year, killed himself national guard serviceman vadym bondarenko, who was on duty at the checkpoint upon entering kyiv, is allegedly trying to avoid punishment by mobilizing into the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine. for several months in a row, tandyr from... has been petitioning the court, expressing his desire to

shows indifference to the legal fate of a given land plot, that is, in simple language , the constitutional courthat interests you, the ownership of it is not demarcated, it is still owned by the state and it is impossible to obtain ownership rights to this plot is in the order of acquisition, so here we would recommend resolving the issue of empty real estate through the local authorities. another important point: do not listen to tempting offers. unscrupulous snt chairmen. by law, they do not have the right to sell other people's land, including neglected ones. for example, you and i have an abandoned plot next door, and we understand that no one uses it, but in fact there is an owner somewhere. and if we have an owner of an abandoned site, then it is possible to deprive him of his ownership rights only through the court, or by recognition. such a plot without an owner, there is a certain procedure for this, so when the chairmen or some other persons try to sell you an abandoned plot, in another otherwise, of course, there are big legal risks that subsequently you will not be able to formalize

competitions for the constitutional court, appeals, and local courts are in full swing. for the first time, all these competitions are held as transparently and openly as possible. we see live interviews as unscrupulous candidates twisting and turning in attempts to manipulate the facts and how they try to hide the stains in their biography. for me, this is a conscious choice, this... this is lawyer oksana ovsienko, she is applying for the position of judge of the kovel district court of the volyn region. the questions are not difficult for me, i have absolutely nothing to hide. i have logical explanations for all the questions presented here. she is also the wife of andrii ovsienko, a former member and head of the supreme council of justice, who resigned in 21st year. this property, which is indicated in my declaration, is my declaration there is an identical declaration of my husband, this is... property acquired during joint joint property of the spouses. a few years ago, oksana ovsienko managed to privatize a plot of land with an area of ​​320 m2 in the picturesque p

, in addition, the president appoints judges to the constitutional court, who can play a key rolein the political debate about the reforms that prime minister fitso is promoting, for example, and which actually radically soften the punishment for corruption, so it would be very important if a person who does not share fitso's views won in this country and his political power, his coalition, and we know that ivan korchok was exactly the kind of person who supported, let's say, the sovereignty of slovakia, that is, that this country should not get closer to russia, that he should be, he is a pro-european, pro-ukrainian politician, and he owns a lot of things declared in support of our country, and it would be good if he was a kind of balancer in slovak politics and had a different opinion than that of robert fitzor, robert fitzö and his henchmen, but we see that pellegrini won , and despite the fact that he, say, let's say so, his rhetoric, his narratives were somewhat softer a few months ago, but still he is adjusting. under fitso , it is not excluded that the political forces of b

this is something else no one has seen before, so there was a decision, so to speak... of the constitutional courtven before the elections that, strictly speaking, it is unlikely that he can lead the executive power, because he is already the acting president, well then he said, i will give up the presidential mandate, here is now the second decision of the constitutional court, which says that if plenkovich conditionally does not form a government, then the social democrats have the right. .. to form a government, then with this mandate, i.e., the person who will assemble the government cannot be zoran milanovych himself, because he is actually the current president of the studio, why do zoran milanovych consider pro-russian even an anti-ukrainian politician, as such a politician, a popular politician, maybe in croatia, where i think well , it should be clear to everyone where croatia is here, relatively speaking, where is ukraine, where is russia and where... serbia, imposing on the war of the 90s of the last century. parallels? the way he became president, such statements never happened his sid

earlier this week, uganda's constitutional court refused to overturn a law restricting lgbtq rights. world, was adopted in may last year. it imposes life imprisonment for consensual same—sex relationships and the death penalty for so—called aggravated cases. courtjudges have struck down certain sections of the law but refuse to overturn it, saying it reflects the country's values. there is broad support for the law among ugandans, despite international criticism. activists say abuses against lgbtq people are increasing, with an advocacy group reporting 306 human rights violations since the passage of the law. a short while ago, i spoke to frank mugisha, one of the leading lgbtq rights activists in uganda, who petitioned the court. thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. you were one of the petitioners in the effort to overturn this law. what was your reaction when uganda's constitutional court for the most part decided to uphold this anti—lgbto law? thank you so much for having me. i was very disappointed, not only as a petitioner but also as a ugandan. and as a ugandan lgbtq activ

cassation appeal. the judicial system is being renewed in ukraine. in the midst of competitions to constitutional courtals, and local courts. for the first time, all these competitions are held as transparently and openly as possible. we see live the interviews, how the unscrupulous candidates are trying to manipulate the facts and how they are trying to hide the blemishes in their biography. for me, this is a conscious choice. this is lawyer oksana ovsienko. she is applying for the position of judge of the kovel district court of the volyn region. the question is for me. are not complicated, i have absolutely nothing to hide, i have logical explanations for everything issues that are presented here, she is also the wife of former member and head of the supreme council of justice andrii ovsienko, who retired in 21. this is the property that is indicated in my declaration, my declaration is identical to my husband's declaration, this property was acquired during the time of the joint property of the spouses. a few years ago, oksana ovsienko managed to privatize a plot of land. with an area of ​​320 m2 i

extended after. its completion of this five-year term, and it must be confirmed by a truly constitutional courtt is not it is quite obvious that zelensky does not plan to usurp power, so to speak, and elections will be held as soon as the appropriate conditions for this arise, and that democracy is preserved in the country, freedom of speech is preserved, so to speak. freedom of political expression is preserved, i think all this will be convincing enough so that doubts about the legitimacy of the ukrainian government do not arise either in ukrainian society, or in european and western societies that actually profess the values ​​of democracy, and that concerns, so to speak, the reverse of our influence on russian. tion, then it seems to me that such a ping-pong is already starting here, because it is precisely the doubts about putin's legitimacy, which, by the way, are supported not only by the fact that the elections were partly held in the occupied territories, but also by many other factors, such as the murder political opponents, such as the so-called changes to the so -called constitution

it is quite likely that if there are brave people who turn to the constitutional court, having prepared documents accordingly, we will then be able to analyze how constitutional this decision is, although there are all the restrictions, burdens associated with the state of wartime, in relation to today's vision of a possible violation, then... above all here several positions can be given, which can be said at once, this is a question of discriminatory, non-discriminatory application of this legislation, when all those who are abroad, male between the ages of 18 and 60, are automatically considered to be, well, guilty and under... restriction, automatic restriction only because of one's age and belonging to the male gender, this is a discriminatory approach, and actually this already constitutes a violation of the constitution, we are also talking about other possible aspects, well , in particular, the right is enshrined in the same 33 articles, the right of citizens of ukraine, which cannot be alienated without... harm to return home, here the ministry of foreign affairs will say: we d

in this situation, because, well, obviously, there should probably be a conclusion of the constitutional court regarding the extension of zelenskyi’s powers, this is one thing, and well, this is in my opinion, and the second thing, it is probably that putin is illegitimate and pump this topic, because he was elected in the territories, temporarily occupied territories, er... ukrainian territories, and this also calls into question the legitimacy of the president of russia, what else could be advised to the ukrainian authorities to more actively oppose this story about zelenskyi's illegitimacy? well, i think that it is necessary to give very simple, clear and obvious answers, they consist in the fact that these answers to the question that er... ukrainian legislation does not contradict the fact that zelenskyi's presidential term is extended after the end of this five-year term term, and this should be confirmed by the constitutional court, if it is not obvious enough that zelensky does not plan, so to speak, to usurp power, and elections will be held immediately, as soon as for this... the pro

although they say that russia is once again manipulating, that there was a decision of the constitutional courte execution of the death penalty, but now hot heads are actively discussing that the constitutional court can renew it, review the said decision and accept others. therefore, as i mentioned, as ukraine, as a state, as well as internationally, we must cooperate. to monitor the specified situation in order to protect our citizens, if possible, as we can, who are in crimea, as well as who are in prison. denis, thank you very much for this important comment. denis chistykov, deputy permanent representative of the president of ukraine in the autonomous republic of crimea was in touch with us. i would also like to remind you that on the website of the representative office of the president of ukraine , the vrk, a message appeared that the deadline for submitting applications for the training program for public managers for future work has already expired. crimea, and of course in the eastern regions of ukraine. the program is called the reintegration management program, it has been extended