according to volos, are ready to conclude a number of states roman yedolev, international lawyer , associate professor of the department of international law of taras shevchenko kyiv national university, joins us as a figure roman, congratulations good night , good night, and is there even any probability that ukraine can arrange at least some alternative well, at least do you see any vague alternatives from those that are currently being announced regarding our membership, or are there any security guarantees that ukraine can receive in return from the point of view of international assistance that can be provided within the framework of bilateral international agreements may be even more of a priority for ukraine because you and i all know that nato is a defense alliance, the charter of which provides for the obligation of states to provide assistance. at the same time, this obligation is also written quite clearly and although an attack on one member state is tantamount to aggression against all other member states of this international organization , the obligation is clearly to act in response to declare war there to start an armed th

facts according to volos , a number of states are ready to conclude roman yedelev , international lawyer, associate professor of the department of international lawnal university, joins our on the air roman, congratulations good night good night and is there at least any probability that ukraine, um, can be accommodated by at least some alternative , well, at least, do you see any cozy alternatives from those that are currently voiced regarding our membership, or are there any security guarantees that ukraine can receive in return from the point of view of international pensions , which can be provided within the framework of bilateral international treaties, may be even more of a priority for ukraine, because you and i all know that nato is a defense alliance

completed by the day of the decision, approximately six months or a little more will pass. next to an international lawyer, associate professor of the department of international lawf the taras shevchenko knu p. romane, can you hear us? congratulations, we welcome you . so, the decision of the international court of justice is actually ukraine against er russia. will it help ukraine and will it help in the following cases against russia, well, it will greatly help in the following cases because the un international court of justice will give a legal assessment and clearly indicate that the russian federation is a violator of international law, it constitutes facts that will be refer to other international judicial institutions and, in general, the decision will give reason to other states and other international organizations to apply further sanctions against the russian federation. also, the decision of the international court of justice of the united nations is very important for history textbooks to establish the truth because it is one thing when we have a critical statement, even a leader of some state or do we have a decision of some international organizat

such data are provided by the department of internal security, the officials who manage this program, immigration law in general, especially the silent bloc of the united states and what was done for ukrainians is also extremely difficult, that is, the implementation of these special programs, such as access by password and access by the program, even by npu ukraine, this was an unprecedented decision for other citizens of other countries . is unique and similar programs for citizens of other countries were also modeled after it, but the united states government did not grant ukrainians refugee status , instead they received a special humanitarian password valid for two years while the refugee status allows its owners to apply for a green card after a year, the status in which ukrainians are now in two years, there is no further action plan , in addition, the currently indicated term of stay of ukrainians ends simply in the midst of political races in the usa, when the migration issue is usually very acute who is waiting for the ukrainians after the two-year password expires, and in fact this is a ra

require the statement from department of homeland security and all of their agencies my colleagues spoke of who were charged with this issue to enforce laws concerning international child abduction, kidnapping and detention of american voters held abroad. i like to say to state department left immediately after the testimony of the speciall advisor. this is standard practice and transmitsan about priorities in word and deed. i'm the director of the research and prevention office of the university of alabama and if i could say, the title of the office is a direct acclamation to you and the work you've done on this. we thought carefully, is not coincidental the name of thiss office is a reflection of the goldman act and still seeking this implementation of so thank you so much for that and want you too know every working on this issue for ten years while my daughter was affected. at the times i was tempted to go on about our lives because my daughter is- home, it was your work, my dear colleague and friend in importantly his children that kept me going and i would like to w say their two children in this chamber today in the back, my dear girls will join us for a s

it will also be an example of how to bring criminals to justice. for war crimes , the state department cited how blatantly and brazenly russia violates international law as one of the main reasons why the united states and the world are so strongly support ukraine that the main reason why the usa and the international coalition so strongly support ukraine as long as necessary , as the president noted, is because of the war because russia's war against ukraine is such a clear and flagrant violation of the un charter, this is an existential question of the need to defeat russia and support ukraine as long as necessary because it is not only about ukraine, but about all of us, about the desire of all our people to live in such a way , according to the participants of the discussion, this is one due to the consistently high level of support for ukraine by the americans, in particular, in the matter of providing ukraine with weapons, this is confirmed by the results of the latest ibsoz poll, according to which 65% of americans support the provision of weapons to ukraine, according to the majority, american aid demonstrates the will of the united states and

of international law? not going to happen. >> reporter: the defense department releasing this video showing a chinese warshipearly colliding with an american destroyer, coming within 150 yards of it, forcing the ship to slow down to avoid a crash the encounter happened saturday during a joint military drill with a canadian frigate. but it was in singapore where the incident boiled over with u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin and china's minister of defense li shangfu at the same security conference and traded barbs over provocation. secretary austin accused the people's liberation army, or p.l.a., of being unsafe >> accidents can happen that could cause things to spiral out of control >> reporter: li telling the u.s. the best way to avoid problems here is to, quote, mind your own business >> as the p.l.a. modernizes and as it expands, it's able to conduct more intercepts so they've become more normal >> reporter: it's happening more often just last week over the south china sea a chinese fighter jet flew across the nose of an american surveillance plane and earlier this year nbc news was on board a u.s. nav

department of justice thought that jack smith had not been scrupulous in following every rule, there is no court that has the power to change that. these are just internal doj rules. this special counsel rules are not law. they're just department of justice internal policies. so there is no sort of endgame where they get to go to court and say, oh, wait a second, they didn't follow these rules it would really only be merrick garland who would have that ability or, you know, somebody reporting to him and as devlin said, it is extremely unlikely that that is going to be anything that they can hang their hat on. so, again, i think this is relatively -- something that happens, you hear them out, but this is standard practice, but before a charge is brought. >> even before all this new reporting came out and i'm convinced that neither devlin or frankly anybody on our nbc team ever sleeps because they're always posting things and i get up 4:00, 5:00 in the morning and they posted overnight, but you posted on monday before this that you believe trump will be indicted, in d.c., this week. what leads you to that conclusion? >> it is a combination of things. one is just how much proof that we have seen just over

international waters separating china and taiwan. the acadian -- canadian department of defense said this was in full accordance with international lawe open on china. they have become an increasingly disruptive global power. >> the time of the incident, lloyd austin was attending a summit in singapore, meeting with both canada's and china's defensive ministers. >> we do not seek conflict or confrontation but we will not flinch in the face of bullying or coercion. >> last month there incident the pentagon labeled as unnecessarily aggressive. earlier this year, the u.s. shut down a chinese spy polluting the flow over the continental u.s. a u.s. official confirming to abc news that william burns traveled to beijing in maine, meeting with his counterparts, marking the highest level visits and set spy balloon works shut down in february. gloria: china is responding to the incident. the defense minister accused the u.s. of trying to destabilize that region. looks for some stable relationship and is concerned about any potential conflict or confrontation. unbearable disaster for the world. gloria: the minister's comments were part of his r

international waters separating china and taiwan. in a statement to abc news, the canadian department of defense says it was done in full accordance with international lawlaw of the sea. >> we need to be eyes wide open on china. they have become an increasingly disruptive global power. reporter: at the time of the incident, secretary was attending a summit in singapore meeting with defense ministers. >> we do not seek conflict or confrontation but we will not flinch in the face of bullying or coercion. reporter: last close over the south china sea. earlier this year, the u.s. shut down a chinese spy balloon that flew over the continental u.s. but efforts continue to maintain communication between the u.s. and china. an official confirming cia director william burns traveled to beijing in may meeting with counterparts working the highest level visit since the spy balloon was shot down in february. gloria: china is responding to the incident. the defenseman are accuses the u.s. of trying to destabilize the region. >> the international community looks for a stable relationship and is concerned about potential conflict or confrontation. it is undeniable a s

of the former, he allegedly previously worked in law enforcement agencies. that is why tatyana is afraid to return home at the main department of the ministry of internal affairshe moscow region confirmed that they are aware of the problems of the family during 2022-2023, the police repeatedly received applications from former cohabitants with mutual claims on all reports, the police officers took the necessary measures to make informed decisions tatyana her lawyer has already appealed the decision of the court of first instance. ahead of a new exhausting process, however at parents. there is still a chance to negotiate, amicably, without hurting your children. but will pavel kostrikov, dmitry shestukhin, lika javakhishvili, and lika javakhishvili be able to do this? lianozovo station, which is being tuned in. this continuation of the light green metro line is already being finished, what remains to be done when they get here. passengers about everything in detail after the advertisement. wait. meet the whole month of music and drive is expanding now in five cities of the country, moscow peter sochi novosibirsk vladivostok even more favorite artists. and, of c

international waters separating china and taiwan. in a statement abc news canadian department of defense said this sale was done in full accordance with international lawhe u.n. convention of the law of the sea. >> we need to be eyes wide open on china. the fact is that they have become an increasingly disruptive global power. >> at the time of the incident defense secretary lloyd austen attending a summit in singapore, meeting with both canada's and china's defense ministers. >> we do not see conflict or confrontation. but we will not flinch in the face of bullying or coercion. >> late last month a chinese fighter jet came within 400 feet of a u.s. reconnaissance plane over the south china sea. the pentagon labeling the incident unnecessarily aggressive. an earlier this year the u.s. shot down a chinese spy balloon that flew over the continental u.s. but efforts continue to maintain communication between the u.s. and china. the u.s. official confirming to abc news that cia director william burns traveled to beijing in may meeting with his counterparts marking the highest level visit since that spy balloon was shot down in february. collects the nfl wh

the head of the department of internal affairs of the city of podgorsk, general, bragin pc, to your attention that i kroshkin in the evening a gun was found i wish to show the weapon to lawcement officers , and you think it will work. yes, i’m not violating, i found a gun, i wrote a statement , i wanted to hand it in after work today, but it’s not my fault that i was attacked today. it's not bad for you to work here. save me a pill from my head , these sellers have exhausted me, you know, exhausted me. and that he tried to you that though? he tried to convince me that there was no shot, and then, when i found a hole, thank you and a bullet, he told me tried to sell a fairy tale that he found a gun on the street. and what is successful? of course not? what a fool, right? i? no, there is nothing. you don’t know what it’s about, no, i don’t know, arkash, you want me to take the gun to a ballistic examination , so our man. here's why you don't want to bail out your best friend with a headache and stop by on your way home to the experts. secondly, from here to the experts 30 km in a straight line. and thirdly, this is already a malpractice, because you are older than me calle

international law international law no respect for property no, e are being implemented. what sergeevich lavrov has repeatedly said and very precisely formulates the russian head of the foreign policy department introduced some rules, some conditions. i saw where it is written beneficial only to one side. it cannot be so, and it is no coincidence that aleksandrovich lukashenko recently stated that president putin is building the national leaders of russia. the model of a multipolar world, which is naturally resisted by those who do not agree with this, russia took upon itself the burden of this construction, honestly openly announced this, and it is important that belarus is nearby. thank you , i think that all these plans will definitely be. thank you and here is the table is a very substantive conversation very serious fact. this is confirmed thank you i greet you. thank you for agreeing to answer our question. and i understand, in principle, that many, probably, foreign countries will say that russia is trying to show that it is not alone. she is now in this world. here is a forum, that there are some foreign delegations. well, we know that it is not so much we will talk about sovereignty.

of internal affairs for the samara region, yuri safronov, left ; it hasn't been removed yet. as well as from the walls of the law enforcement agencies of the region, this is the police departmenttion is the village of vintai, where poisonous cider was produced at the information stand photo of the suspended deputy yury safronov, head of the regional head office of the ministry of internal affairs, even despite the high-profile personnel decisions, the officer is still in his place, albeit in a photograph. it was not possible to catch the local district police officer at the workplace on the eve of the holiday. of course, he rested the precinct, everything can be found, in principle, everything is not fired from the precincts. have retired. yesterday we were resting, today we are not in the building where the police station is located and the local administration department. head evgeny ushmaev, responsible, including how he himself declared for the consumer market. and the village also did not know the production of dangerous sidorov, something goes beyond, for example, well, to the store. yes. uh, the sign is incorrectly located there, they made a remark there, so that well,

reaction, then to whom, and then death sergey kovshkov, worked in law enforcement agencies, headed the cybercrime department of the internalthe bryansk region, but then he found himself on the other side in 2007, together with his neighbors roman semyorkin and dmitry kozorin, founded the 1xbet bookmaker in 2020 , the investigative committee announced three the founder of 1xbet is wanted in the case of illegal organization of gambling; their income for 5 years of the tfr was estimated at 63 billion rubles. recently sergei korzhkov. lived in cyprus where 1xbet is based. today, the presnensky court of moscow extended the house arrest by the founder of the marathon project for a month until july 26. blogger elena blinovskaya, she is accused of non-payment of taxes for 918 million rubles. today, she stated in court that she fully admits her guilt and actively cooperates with the investigation , according to her lawyer. she has already paid the state 30 million rubles. already after elena blinovskaya was put under house arrest in her telegram channel, messages with advertisements appeared, although the court forbade her to use t

of the international department. of the leading advocates of the competition policy and trade policy to better alignment. and then were going to go and associate professor of lawt brooklyn law. former acting director of the office of information and regulatory affairs. he is the author of a terrific book which i recommend to everyone. it is a really important vision about competition policy being fundamental to democracy. and then were going to move to a good friend and someone i met while he was working at french ministry. who has had a long interest in or competition policy and trade it has been to many of our events over the years. is here to speak as a director of the institute. with europe's to the inter-american development bank. we would like everyone to do for minutes. and talk about some of the issues that have come up thus far. especially in cap an speech. kathy? thank you so much and thanks to the whole team for the invitation today. i want to start out by responding to the question are we at inflection point? i would say some of us have set on the trade panels for many, many years. often the person nobody wanted to talk to about labor rights issues

law enforcement officers had to figure out the reasons for the fit of rage. the duty department of the baranovichi city department of internalrom the administrator of the gaming club that an unknown man had broken glass on one door, the criminal investigation officers found out circumstances that occurred, as it turned out, a thirty-five-year-old local resident won a large sum in a casino. however, he did not take the winnings and made a bet again. as a result , the young man lost, leaving the club. he decided to take out his anger on the door with a blow of his hand. there's glass in it, damage done. amounted to 160 rubles. it is established that at the time of the outburst of anger , the man was drunk. it is known that he does not work anywhere. therefore, apparently, he was so upset at the lost earnings, the investigators initiated a criminal case for hooliganism. it was project. x zone. do not miss our evening broadcast on belarus alone. see you soon.

, in the end, my actions were recognized as lawful clear escape my colleagues are now working in the colony, including those from the department of internalof all the circumstances. my task is to find and detain your son. but i don't know where he is. and i'll explain something to you. the policeman does not like it when their colleagues are killed. therefore, various excesses are possible during the arrest. he will not necessarily be shot, but probably. so if you know where your son is, you better tell me, then i promise nothing will happen to him. do what you think is right? i mean, i didn't understand. i was hoping that when it comes out. he will be able to start from scratch, but now i see nothing can be changed. no, not now. when you are very long. maybe consider that i no longer have a son. here is my phone number, call anytime. this is why your phone is more like a sim card for some time, you can talk outdoors according to all the house and apartment known here. yesterday you and i were nothing but luck, you believe in such things if it brings good luck, why not? but you don't, you don't believe. yes? somehow i don't bother. listen

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he was detained by law enforcement officers. special operations for the release in the ryazan region, the former head of the anti-corruption main department of the ministry of internal coffins, deprived of the rank of general, a fighter with bribes , spent 6 years behind bars, he was tried exactly for what he was supposed to fight, but even after spending years of snowdrifts in the colony, apparently, did not lose his former ties, it seems that he was met by such influential friends that even in the colony they could not refuse special conditions, reportage andrey romanova a black tinted car without license plates enters the restricted area of ​​correctional colony number three near the town of skopin, ryazan region , a reinforced squad of employees obediently lets mysterious visitors pass. and then, for fidelity, the escorts lock the gate with a padlock and shake the car. and, well, they just let you into the car numbers they ordered you to. yes, we are witnessing the final phase of the special operation, which the security forces allegedly developed in order to quietly release the former head of the anti-corruption directorate of the ministry of internal affairs d

department assess is the statements to undermine the rule of laws. on monday, the government plans approved major expansions to existing settlements considered illegal on the international law. i mean, what should go to be pushed in both statements that call for occupying territory legally and the actions of occupying territory? is that legally are not acceptable to me? they undermine the law and order in to day and scenario and must stop immediately. not only will we not back, such actions are governmental acts firmly against them. these statements and actions do not strengthen the settlement project, but on the contrary, they harmon, us, and we're on ton. here's the latest from west jerusalem. well, the problem is to benjamin this and you know whose words will be seen as a rebuke to it. the more then give it a they also seen as a way of like hating international communities in particular. washington, however, the finding is the is under tremendous amounts of pressure from 2 key sectors. all these are in society. the 1st one is the security establishment late on saturday nights. this security establishment issued a statement that said in recent days, one is, has been c

of international law. hamas, the group in control of gaza with a large presence in the west bank, claimed responsibility for today's attack in jerusalem, traced fox news. still ahead, san francisco's fire departmentng its top dog. what the canine win means for the community. plus, a deadly and prolonged heat wave from texas to louisiana is creating deadly southern storms. i'm gary tan in chicago with details on the possibility of more wicked weather in the forecast. straight ahead. and we are tracking our own local weather here. you see a container ship going out under the gate there. i think that's a container ship. it's a cruise ship anyway. temperatures are going to come up a little tomorrow. we'll look at that right after the break you didn't choose cat allergies. you didn't choose your hairline. hot flashes, the flu, or that thing when your knee just gives out for no reason. you didn't choose your bad back or this. or... that. you didn't choose depression, melanoma, or lactose intolerance. but with kaiser permanente you can choose your doctor who works with other best-in-class specialists to care for all that is you. the award totals, $250 may not sound like a big number, but it goes a long

internal betrayal. m assault detachments also applied to the russian defense department. all of them are asked to exercise prudence to get in touch with representatives of the ministry of defense or law enforcement agencies in order to return to their permanent deployment points, military promises of action and help guarantee the safety of all who, by mistake or delusion, became a hostage to someone else's personal ambitions, as vladimir putin said about it our other units and subunits fought and died fighters and group commanders in adler, heroes who were liberated solidar and artyomovsk, the cities and towns of donbass fought and gave their lives for novorossia for the unity of the russian world. their name and glory also betrayed by those who are trying to organize a rebellion, pushing the country to anarchy and brother murder. to defeat ultimately and surrender. i repeat any, internal turmoil is a deadly threat to our statehood for us, as a nation, this is a blow to russia against our people and our actions to protect the fatherland. from such a threat will be tough. in connection with the attempted armed rebellion, the head of state has already given a number of instructions to

of the internal investigators. our bill is now law. and the department has a deadline upcoming next month to present a plan to congress. for upgrades to strengthen the security systems at federal prisons. my first question for you attorney general, is whether the department is on track to meet the deadline? >> i want to say that we are grateful for the work you and your committee did in this manner, and i know that you have met with the director of the bureau of prisons, who is adopting the recommendations that you've made. i believe that we are on track to satisfy the requirements of the statute. but i would be very happy to be sure that our staff meet with your staff, to ensure your expectations are being met. >> thank, you attorney general, and i have worked diligently to develop the kind of trusting relationship with the new director, she has a task ahead of her to reform a bureaucracy that has been mismanaged with significant human cost as a result. and i want to suggest that it is a necessary condition of demonstrating that the department is taking

depart of the library of congress by statute. since that time, the law library has grown to be the largest law library in, the world featuring an unparalleled collection of domestic, foreign, international and comparative legal materials. this collection so large that the sub basement stacks of the madison building, which contains most of law library's collection, is an incredible one and a half football in length. but of course, the impressive are only half the story. the law library's dedicated staff is what makes this collection accessible to patrons who come from a wide variety of backgrounds ranging from members of all three branches of our government legislative, executive and judicial, to members of the public. they make the collection accessible by providing reference services and issuing reports for congress on both u.s. and foreign international and comparative law, providing webinars on how to research the law maintaining and describe a vast collection of legal materials in a wide variety of languages, is and through large digitization projects such as digitizing the united states serial set to celebrate this momentous occasion. we are so pleased to have with us dean tamiko b

she began her career at the department of state in the office of global women's issues and the bureau of international narcotics and lawnforcement. she served with distinction in the obama-biden administration for eight years, including as white house deputy communications director and deputy assistant to the president. and as she talked about during her confirmation hearing, she comes from a family who knows what it means to serve the american people. the granddaughter of two veterans, two veterans of world war ii, the daughter of parents who value public service regardless of party. ms. allen understands the importance of making institutional changes to better educate our diplomats and integrate public diplomacy tools into policymaking. so, madam president, i urge this body to support cloture on ms. allen's nomination so we can get her confirmed without delay and spread the good word of american foreign policy throughout the world. i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the motion to invoke cloture. the clerk: cloture motion, we, the undersigned senators in accordance with the provisions of r

department. as to assess these statements undermine the rule of law. on monday, the government plans to prove major expansions to existing settlements, which is considered illegal, and the international law democratic republic of congo is home to the wells largest tropical pete lens. they store huge amounts of carbon, regulate the planets climate, and how many species of plants and animals, but they face a new threat. oil and gas exploration will begin soon. and the 3rd pulse of his series, our environment editor nick clock, traveled to the la makeovers. this in d. c. ok. so let's have a look at where we've been and where we gain this is a map of the d r c. this is the congo river here. and we started off in the band, dr. right? the going up, the conquer river. the longer tribute trailed along the tributary all the way to pass increases where we refueled. and then we went along to barrenca, where we met the village chief. it's a 2 day trip for 100 kilometers. we know, and i spoke you round about here, and today we'll go to this. not sure was a, we'll see lots of by diversity and you see the peak lenses increase in for this area. the reserve was says up in the 1990s to protect the by

diplomat it is noted that you raised the spy balloon is a violation of international law but it's clear from our own state department that the ccp never gave an explanation and they said it paved the way for the dialogue between the two sides and the two countries can now talk beyond the balloon. let's go back to the negotiating table and other issues. that doesn't sound like you offered any deterrence whatsoever from future incursions into the airspace. why is that a concern? because this flew over the air force base, our nuclear triad, warren air force base, nebraska, headquartered to strut come, fort leavenworth kansas, the air force base where the b-2 czar, fort leavenworth missouri, fort campbell and my state of kentucky arnold air force base, tennessee, georgia, shaw air force base south carolina, joint base south carolina. mr. sec., this spy balloon should have been shot down osuna said entered the u.s. air defenses zone north of alaska's islands on january 208th. tell me specifically what your plan is to prevent further erc incursions into the u.s. homeland. >> we told our chinese counterparts i told them di

international espionage for the chinese communist regime. he later became the head of the chinese national police and oversaw, and the daughter-in-law of the head of the chinese party propaganda departmentis is who hunter biden was going into business with. it's not just a corruption problem, it's not just nepotism, it could be a foreign intelligence problem because of the people hunter biden was doing business with and he's sitting there and we have the photographic evidence on the laptop he was at the delaware house on the day that message was sent, if joe biden was sitting in a room with him dealing with this guy, then that's -- that's a huge, huge national security story for our country, not just corruption or even justice department interference story as well. >> all right. we are going to follow all of this, and again, the irs whistleblower on tonight. marc thiessen as always, thank you, sandra. >> sandra: thinking about the location in which he was delivering that economic speech in chicago, and how many stories we have been telling and showing and covering about not just chicago, but illinois and the struggles they have had from crime and beyond, and the economic situation there

department has constitutional -- and must protect the rights of the vulnerable. it must respond to threats to our nation. both domestic and international. it must hold accountable those who violate the laws passed by congress. we have discussed before and i will certainly hear it again today. issues of critical importance to the american people. more than 6000 and 800, 6800 americans have died from gunfire in the first two months of this year. there have been at least 94 mass shootings. more than one every single day this year, in america. i look forward to hearing how the department is using new tools that congress approved in the bipartisan -- to quell this violence. fbi director wray testified for the domestic terrorism is a mess -- throughout this country. look forward to hearing in response to that extremist threat will discuss the full implementation of the bipartisan step act, showing meaningful progress and responsibly reducing recidivism with the criminal justice fair. the system fair. we'll discuss the importance of preserving americas civil rights, protecting tax on their bodily autonomy. especially after the supreme court dobbs decision. the sensitive section 702 provides an

department leadership on issues related to the prevention of and response to atrocity crimes including war crimes, crimes against humanity andri genocide. ambassador is a world renowned scholar on human rights law, international justice issues with significant experience in practice and academics she taught most recently at stanford law school she directed stanford international human rights conflict resolution clinic. we welcome investors are your for a full statement will be included in the record without objection. i would ask you to summarize in five minutes or so. so we can have a conversation with you on that, you are recognized. parts wonderful good afternoon. mr. chairman, ranking member distinguished members of this committee. opportunity to address you today. senators, vice president zelensky so aptly noted earlier this month there can be no peace without justice in ukraine. this is justice for the millions of people whose lives have been disrupted and destroyed as a result of the senseless unlawful unprovoked terrible war off territorial conquest launched by president putin. my office in collaboration with others in many international partners solvent and civil society are working to strengthen fiv

department has important constitutional responsibilities. it must protect the civil rights of the vulnerable. it must respond to threats of our nation both domestic and international. it must hold accountable those who violate the laws passed by congress. we have discussed before, i will certainly here again today, issues of critical importance to the american people. more than 6800 -- 6800 americans have died from gunfire in the first two months of this year. there have been at least 94 mass shootings. more than one every single day this year in america. i look forward to hearing how your department is using new tools that congress approved in that bipartisan safer communities act to quell this violence. in march, 2021, fbi director wray testified under oath before this committee that the threat of domestic terrorism is metastasizing throughout this country. i look forward to hearing your response to that extremist threat. we will discuss the importance of full implementation of the bipartisan first step act which is showing meaningful progress in reducing recidivism and making our criminal justice system fairer. we will discuss the importance of preserving american civil rights and protecting them from attacks on

international department. and one of the leading advocates of sort of bringing competition policy and trade policy into better alignment. and then we're going to go to sabil who is an associate professor of law at brooklyn law and the former acting director of oira, the office of information and regulatory affairs much and he is the author of -- affairs. and else the author of a terrific book which i recommend to everybody, it is called democracy against domination. and it's a really important book about competition policy being fundamental to democracy. and then we're going to move to ranola who is a good friend and someone i met when he was working at the french embassy as administer counselor for economic affairs and who has had a long interest in our work on competition policy and trade and has been to many of our events over the years. and he's here to speak as the director of the institute and also until recently he was serving as the -- europe's delegate to the inter-american development bank. we want to ask everyone to do four minutes and really sort of talk about some of the issues that have come up thus far. especially in kathryn t -- katherine tai's speech. kathy: thanks to the te

attorney and director of recruitment for department of police accountability and i could not be more honord and blessed introduce you to our largest summer intern law and justice cohort we ever had since i took over in 2019. started with 8 and now we moved to 25. i know we are a mall but mighty agency. we have over 25 gifted young people representing 9 colleges and universities. and also 4 law schools from across the count rye. what makes this even class more special is that we have our first time ever hbcu cohort. we intentionally recruit federal hour university and morehouse college and sent the job announcements went to dc left october to have you know a recruiting tain a job recruiting table for our program. and we have talented young people. this would not be possible. we were able and also a first of many for the program. offered them housing at usf. thanks to doctor davis. mayor breed's opportunity for all program and the human right's commission able to provide that to the young people we know how expensive housing is in san francisco. so they can be a part of our program. and we were able to secure housing from osa as about and we were off

law enforcement. is also served as consultant with the office for victims of crime under u.s. department of justice. that human trafficking expert consult network under the u.s. state department network shared hope international. national center for exploited children. thank you for your experience on the what we do here is ask you you think should be in our legislation? without that we would not be i think of making a difference. all attributable to you and others doing it. we live near bro ms. becky murray is an entrepreneur and philanthropist is dedicated her life to making a positive impact on the world. she is the founder and ceo ofne one by one. international nonprofit organization funding exploitation from the world's most impoverished areas. since being founded 20111 by one as provided necessary restorative care, educational support and n empowerment toward sustainable living to prevent exploitation of vulnerable communities around. pat startedtr her career as a pediatric nurse in the united kingdom after graduate from sheffield university the bachelors degree in nursingef studies thank you for making the trip here. will hear from vandenberg and was founding president of the human trafficking legal ce

international arena, see the project on belarus 24 tv channel . andrey vladimirovich gulakevich master of public administration candidate of law sciences associate professor of the departmentpublic administration institutes of public administration of the academy of public administration under the president of the republic of belarus we are talking about life hello, you are watching the program, say, do not keep quiet in the studio victoria popova and tatyana shcherbina and at a party. today we have andrey gulakevich. good afternoon. hello victoria hello tatiana hello i am very glad to see you in our studio. you teach at the presidential academy of management, what do you teach your students? well, not only i teach, but the whole academy learns the discipline that i teach. this is national security. well , actually, it has always been relevant - this is a discipline, probably from a long time ago. it was a lot of concepts included. here, in your opinion, the priority for belarus today is that national security, in general, we have several interpretations. er, if we are talking about er, the concept that was approved by the decree of the head of our state number 575 of nove