country, which means that eu asylum law applies and also international law under the european convention of human rightsternational refugee law, soy situation where people are being collectively expelled without individual assessment is a situation that is illegal under eu and international law. indeed, there's also standards and legal obligations when it comes to the reception of people arriving. there may be issues concerned with access to asylum and in terms of the treatment of people where states have obligations to respect procedural obligations. these are complex situations because there may be refugees and people with other kinds of statuses, but the way to determine the appropriate path for someone is to do the individual assessment and on that basis, it can be determined if the person has protection needs, as many people arriving in europe do, under the refugee convention or under subsidiary rules. >> i saw you nodding to some of what she was saying, so i will give you a chance to jump in, but i also want to ask -- do we have any idea what is happening to these unaccompanied minors who have arr

images like these show with the lawyer means he's referring to agreements from the european convention of human rights and the paris climate accord to keep global warming well below 2 degrees celsius as pledged countries would have to make a much bigger effort to reduce greenhouse gases cloudier is optimistic and believes this can still be achieved the case is just one of the ways pressure on governments is mounting. a lot of people come to was then they thank us for what we are doing in there that makes me very happy but they still have a lot of work to to do and a long way so i think that we have we we have. the power and we want to to do something so we are very hopeful. it remains to be seen when a verdict will be reached. for now the $33.00 states charged a still fighting against the lawsuit. now well european governments will have to take a formal position now by the end of may after a court rejected their argument that the proceedings were not urgent. germany is trying to ramp up its energy transition but when it comes to building new wind turbines in the north and baltic says there is some pre

to me just like the show with the lawyer means he's referring to agreements from the european convention of human rights and the paris climate accord to keep global warming well below 2 degrees celsius as pledged countries would have to make a much bigger effort to reduce greenhouse gases cloudier is optimistic and believes this can still be achieved the case is just one of the ways pressure on governments is mounting. a lot of people come to was then they think for what we are doing and that makes me very happy but we still have a lot of work to to do and a long way so i think that we have we we have. the power and we want to to do something so we are very hopeful. it remains to be seen when a verdict will be reached. for now the $33.00 states charged a still fighting against the lawsuit. now well european governments will have to take a formal position now by the end of may after a court rejected their argument that the proceedings were not urgent. germany is trying to ramp up its energy transition but when it comes to building new wind turbines in the north and baltic sea there is some pretty explosi

images like these show with the lawyer means he's referring to agreements from the european convention of human rights and the paris climate accord to keep global warming well below 2 degrees celsius as pledged countries would have to make a much bigger effort to reduce greenhouse gases cloudier is optimistic and believes this can still be achieved the case is just one of the ways pressure on governments is mounting. a lot of people come to was then they think for what we are doing and that makes me very happy but we still have a lot of work to to do and a long way so i think that we have we we have. the power and we want to to do something so we are very hopeful. it remains to be seen when a verdict will be reached. for now the $33.00 states charged a still fighting against the lawsuit. now well european governments will have to take a formal position now by the end of may after a court rejected their argument that the proceedings were not urgent. germany is trying to ramp up its energy transition but when it comes to building new wind turbines in the north and baltic sea there is some pretty explosi

to me just like the show with the lawyer means he's referring to agreements from the european convention of human rights and the paris climate accord to keep global warming well below 2 degrees celsius as pledged countries would have to make a much bigger effort to reduce greenhouse gases cloudier is optimistic and believes this can still be achieved the case is just one of the ways pressure on governments is mounting. a lot of people come to was then they think for what we are doing and that makes me very happy but they still have a lot of work to to do and a long way so i think that we have we we have. the power and we want to to do something so we are very hopeful. it remains to be seen when a verdict will be reached. for now the $33.00 states charged a still fighting against the lawsuit. now well european governments will have to take a formal position now by the end of may after a court rejected their argument that the proceedings were not urgent. germany is trying to ramp up its energy transition but when it comes to building new wind turbines in the north and baltic sea there is some pretty explo

to me just like the show with the lawyer means he's referring to agreements from the european convention of human rights and the paris climate accord to keep global warming well below 2 degrees celsius as pledged countries would have to make a much bigger effort to reduce greenhouse gases cloudier is optimistic and believes this can still be achieved the case is just one of the ways pressure on governments is mounting. a lot of people come to was then they thank us for what we are doing and that makes me very happy but we still have a lot of work to to do and a long way so i think that we have we we have. the power and we want to do something so we are very hopeful. it remains to be seen when a verdict will be reached. for now the $33.00 states charged a still fighting against the lawsuit. now well european governments will have to take a formal position now by the end of may after a court rejected their argument that the proceedings were not urgent. germany is trying to ramp up its energy transition but when it comes to building new wind turbines in the north and baltic sea there is some pretty explosi

to me just like the show with the lawyer means he's referring to agreements from the european convention of human rights and the paris climate accord to keep global warming well below 2 degrees celsius as pledged countries would have to make a much bigger effort to reduce greenhouse gases cloudier is optimistic and believes this can still be achieved the case is just one of the ways pressure on governments is mounting. a lot of people come to was then they thank us for what we are doing and that makes me very happy but we still have a lot of work to to do and a long way so i think that we have. we have. the power and we want to do something so we are very hopeful. it remains to be seen when a verdict will be reached. for now the $33.00 states charged a still fighting against the lawsuit. now well european governments will have to take a formal position now by the end of may after a court rejected their argument that the proceedings were not urgent. germany is trying to ramp up its energy transition but when it comes to building new wind turbines in the north and baltic says there is some pretty explosiv

us a great deal of concern i mean women's rights are human rights and they are human rights the world over and the istanbul convention is an essential component in especially the european human rights framework but also beyond and in order to achieve these goals goals of human rights of women's rights as human rights we need to believe in them and we need to believe in them collectively. so i i think up the women and girls in turkey and the rest of europe and even beyond. i stress the need to work towards our common goal of preventing and combat ing the various forms of violence that they experienced and. we thank you so much for joining us with that message marsland now the president of gladio on this day the 10th anniversary of the istanbul convention. one of the most enduring in the visible symbols of the pen demick now we're going to turn to is undoubtably the face mask here in germany we've been wearing them for a year they've required at work in many places and one photographer has put his own spin on it have a look. further. it all started a year ago when model and photographer marcel gregory shuck had no work and a lot of free time. on the. forms on which machi

of europe is where the european convention comes into play. the concern is, and i mentioned it, u.k. government is now reviewing that act that was part of the agreement which is the human rights act which we proposed to be incorporated into domestic law. a clause went into effect in the year 2000. that is a very piece of legislation reviewed at westminster. because, there are those who do not want those convention rights. they see europe is having too many rights and regulations. it does not allow its own government to have freedom and it has a great believe in this issue of sovereignty. therefore, it should be able to decide for itself what rights. that would be a step back. that would be reverting on what is agreed. that is the concern about the review of the human rights act that westminster and the absence of bill of rights that would incorporated the issue of being british, irish, or both. it was a guaranty and the good friday agreement but never incorporated into the law. that needs to be clarified into the bill of rights and so it is those extra rights that are not in the convention. they are in the peace agreements but they have been left out there and have never been