with the european court of human rights could do is assess damages, say, ok, you have defied our orderyou to immiately desist from damaging ukraine's inastructure. just like a court in the united states can garnish wages for a deadbeat dad, the european court of human rights with regard to vladimir putin, the ultimate deadbeat dad, simply order that all european nations importing gas from russia, when they pa the regular payments to gazprom, deduct say 20% to start from those payments and put them into a reparations fund for the reconstruction of ukraine. in the first month of the war, it is estimated there was $68 million of direct damage to ukraine's civil infrastructure and a total of about $600 billion a day and it is rising very fast. in about a decade or so with these deductions, this garnishment, if you will, these payments to gazprom, could fund the reconstruction of ukraine. now, the question is, what will russia do if they are ordered to deduct 20% of the receipts from gas? my feeling is vladimir putin would probably froth and threatened to cut off the gas. [indiscernible] in

of human rights has often found, as the european court ofjustice has often found, then they will it does increase the risk, or the strong likelihood of further conflict between the fidesz government and the european union in future. you might hear shouting in the background there, i am outside the fidesz headquarters and in the last minute, more and more fidesz supporters are arriving here and every now and then, we get a cheer as a new result comes in from around the country. let's go back to party headquarters, that building nick was standing outside of, in the heart of budapest. the desk, the mood there is extremely upbeat foot of —— fidesz, the mood there is upbeat. and it's not hard to see why when you look at the preliminary results which show fidesz, the party of viktor 0rban, who famously said he was campaigning for a liberal democracy rather than liberal democracy, projected to win a majority in the parliament was of the opposition, despite the fact they had united several parties under a single leadership for the selection and thought they had a pretty good chance of la

and also he was saying, service all these organisations and the european court of justice and amnesty and human rights, which are all wrong. i'm getting help us to understand as if you are listening to this how, how can they make, i'm, i think i am quite clear. if somebody runs away from wal, they are refugees. while the somebody does not run away from wall. if somebody wants to cross the border legally, they're not refugees. there was no war in voters, they can be more clear about this. hasn't got anything to do with what poland, minister of justice, to big new job ra was quoted as telling polish state broadcast the t v. p. on april the 5th 2020. when he said quote, poland was right not to accept refugees. we defended our sovereignty against the foreign culture of a slam without a right statement to make this. is it right to reject somebody based on their religion? i don't actually know this quote. i don't remember if this was is actual quote. i think this is entirely wrong. we have nothing against a stomach and peaceful coexistence so far as religious. we actually have our very smal

a welcome has more from a stumble, some of the international communities, including the european court, one ride, say that the charges against mon caballo and his coworkers lack evidence and they must, they must be released as soon as possible. however, as many argue this, the trial is seen highly politicize because of swan colewell law is accused of a trying to always show the constitutional or there is a government, is through financing and organizing the nation wide onto government, get the process in 2013 and then a, he's also accused of accuse of espionage facilities, however, whom european court of human rights and some other human rights organizations. they reports suggest that all these accusations lack evidence. now we are waiting for a verdict. an acquittal doesn't seem possible because a request for an for or for the record was overturned by the court before and they are facing aggravated a life sentence. however, turkey is a member of the european council, and if turkey doesn't abide by the international rules, turkey can also be suspended from this international rights whi

rights and fundamental freedoms of 1950, russian citizens also have the right to apply to the european court the protection of human rights soviet lawyers, for ideological reasons, for a long time denied the existence of types international legal personality, however, at the end of the eighties, works began to appear in russian literature. did you like the movie? was very scary. yes, it was funny how you snuggled up to me. well, i mean, i liked it.

however, a whom a european court of human rights and some other human rights organizations. and they reports a suggest that all these accusations lack evidence. now we are waiting for a verdict, an acquittal. that doesn't seem possible because a request for an a 4 or 4, the acquittal was overturned by the court a before. and they are facing aggravated a life sentence. however, turkey is a member of the european council. and if turkey doesn't abide by the international rules, turkey can also be suspended from this in a international a rights which group. all right, thank you so much. and i am currently reporting from istanbul. the former president of honduras has been extradited to the u. s. to face drug related charges, won orlando hernandez is accused of helping to move cocaine across the u. s. border for nearly 20 years. the one time u. s. allied denies the allegations theresa bo has more money, but he was once at close united states ally, but has now been expedited to face drug trafficking charges in new york city, or when orlando to man this was being held at a special f

turkey has been a member of the european court of human rights.ate department said they were deeply troubled and disappointed by this. on the one hand you have turkey saying the condemnation is prejudice and politically motivated and on the other hand the european court's vidic saying this has been done to dissuade other human rights defenders. in many people's eyes, turkey seems to be fanning a litmus test of the rule of law in turkey.- rule of law in turkey. thank ou rule of law in turkey. thank you very — rule of law in turkey. thank you very much. _ the british artist sonia boyce has won the top prize, the golden lion, at the venice art biennale, which hasjust opened. she had already made history by being the first black woman to represent britain at the international art exhibition. her work looks at the contribution of black british female musicians to british culture. our culture editor katie razzall met sonia boyce at the british pavilion in venice. the british pavilion at the venice art biennale has been transformed to the sound of five b

and how does european courts or american courts turn over in russia, yes. i'll tell you honestly.e you will be listeners, they will believe me. i have, as it were , a russian court in this sense. well from a point in terms of the possibility of establishing justice is an order of magnitude more advanced than any european court and, uh, and an american one. , fully objectified. behind this is robbery, as the true method of creating capital, the west has never had any other place to create capital than robbery. unfortunately, where the essence of the western says, aggression is the expansion of robbery, that is, their entire essence of the western is based on robbery. i now have a friend of georgia who had bills. here he comes to the londonder. and stupidly arrests takes away. he has this promissory note a criminal case, stupidly starts. so, until the consul of russia intervenes and takes him out of there, they let him go, but they don’t give him a voucher. you just rob, you understand, therefore, the americans do not have allies of comrades, they have vassals and there are barbaria

this is about your obligations to pay money to comply with the decision of the european court.ights and freedoms. we will now adopt our laws here and we will wet you when you continue to accept all this with your russian patience when they drive you to the wall. well, then our man will harness and carry this c grade all over europe and then all over the world, so here you have to be completely clear there are no double standards. against russia there have always been such hostile to us the standard ones have always said that there are some wonderful western human rights organizations that are somehow worth it. i want to somehow understand the fighters chechen fighters were rescued and brought to european sub-humans. they are militants. bosnian albanians were rescued and brought to saw yugoslavia. uh, kosovo was singled out, you know, then they attacked us in the fourteenth year for the donbass for the crimea for the lc for everything they don’t come. there, of course, do not come, do not check. they did this mission for what this mission was not. actually really? wait a second.

has been until now, these are eu values and if you run roughshod over the rule of law, as the european courthim." so i think it does increase the strong likelihood of further conflict between the fidesz government and the european union in future. you might hear shouting in the background there, i am outside the background there, i am outside the fidesz headquarters and in the last minute, more and more fidesz supporters are arriving here and every now and then, we get a cheer as a new result comes in from around the country. as a new result comes in from around the country-— the country. let's see how the cheers and — the country. let's see how the cheers and disappointments . the country. let's see how the l cheers and disappointments way the country. let's see how the i cheers and disappointments way up the country. let's see how the - cheers and disappointments way up as the evening progresses. for now, thank you very much. if viktor 0rban wins, somebody else who looks like they have one is in serbia, where a general election is also taking place. the ruling serbian progressive party loo

what's ironic a c and again, dresser is that the russian authorities now decided to burden the european court of human rights with legal actions against the ukrainians they to see to it's a tactic always used by the kremlin and it's intelligent services to take our own system and use it against asada and victim in this case is quite clearly we knew it law ukraine. latina evie de molly said you can russian lawyers flooded the court with 6000 claims against ukraine on the grounds of alleged human rights abuses in don bass. claims vigorously disputed by the humanitarian agencies operating in the area. he had tacos, they think that they had shirt, several 1000 people. questions before it's hard to establish the exact number right now. have faced reprisals due to their political beliefs. and i was, in some cases in the, for expressing very restrained, criticism of actions taken by the occupying authorities seized ratty. the situation in crimea was not much better. thus, is midday. what about the problem that russia is constantly taking political prisoners in the crimea must carrying out large scal

it's her vigor than you, the stretching him. moscow lodged a series of complaints with the european court of human rights, alleging that ukrainian forces were attacking russian speakers in don bass sick. yay. or even the care, eleanor. so what's ironic is the and dangerous is that the russian authorities now decided to burden the european court of human rights with legal actions against the ukrainians they to see to it's a tactic always used by the kremlin and it's intelligent services. and he says, take our own system and use it against esa and the victim. in this case is quite clearly, hulu. ela ukraine, leukemia. e v demo said you can russian lawyers flooded the court with 6000 claims against ukraine on the grounds of alleged human rights abuses in don bass. claims vigorously disputed by the humanitarian agencies operating in the area. he had tacos, they think that they had sher several 1000 people questions before. it's hard to establish the exact number right now. i have faced reprisals due to their political beliefs on your uncles, in some cases, in the, for expressing very restrain

coolant import stop from europe for, for russia will be very limited as movie to implications on european court consumption. gary tuchman of the brutal institute. thank you for your insights. russia's invasion of ukraine is showing ripple effects around the globe. and as the war keeps pushing prices for commodities like oil and wheat, the asian development bank has trimmed as forecast for the region. the fall out of the ukraine war isn't the only thing that has the a d, b concert. first, the pandemic. then the war and ukraine asian markets are reeling from the effects of both catastrophes. according to the asian development bank, economic growth will be smaller than expected. the philippines base lender is worried about the impact this will have on the prices of commodities, which are certain to trickle down to consumers and have lasting effects. if stations are, are increased and are effective in really preventing russia from selling his oil and gas than bad, clearly would lead to a even greater spike in oil prices be highly transmissible. alma con variant is making it difficult for some of as

he denies the european court of human rights call the case politically motivated. activists expressed shock at the ruling. it's far worse than anything any one expected. i think. and i mean, it feels like a kind of a huge act of defiance coming from the palace. the court also convicted 18 other people on trial with cabala. they were each sentenced to 18 years in prison. all of the defendants have pledged to appeal the verdict. people, the chinese capital bay ging are rushing to stock up on groceries and household goods as cove 19 case numbers increase. they fear authorities will lock the city down under china's strength, 0 covey policy. as the country struggles with its worst outbreak, for 2 years, ah, rushing to be ready. in the event of a lockdown. these are just some of the millions of residents. stockpiling essentials after authorities sparked fears of impending lockdown. government assurances that there is enough food have done little to dissuade cautious locals with cues forming outside some supermarkets while in others, isles ended up nearly bare of sought after products like f

the prosecution claimed he was aiming to topple at once government charges he denies the european court of human rights call the case politically motivated. activists expressed shock at the ruling is far worse than anything any one expected. i think. and i mean, it feels like a kind of a huge act of defiance. coming from the palace. the court also convicted 18 other people on trial with cabala. they were each sentence to 18 years in prison. all of the defendants have pledged to appeal the verdict. or dw dorian jones has been following the trial and i asked him about the verdict. well, as my cavellas been sentenced to an aggravated life sentence, and that is the most severe sentence on turkish law books, it means he will be in solitary confinement or for the rest of his life and ineligible for parole. ah, this severe sentence was passed because he was had found guilty of seeking to o for the government. supporting 2013 nationwide protests and as the casey movement and then the subsequent 2016 qu, which prosecutors claim were all part of the same conspiracy. 7 other people were also convi

the french born businessman had been held without trial, earning condemnation from the european court of human rights. germany has already demanded his immediate release. they have made a tactical retreat. they have withdrawn all of their forces from the neighboring or far region. they hope the withdrawal will allow aid to reach ukraine. samuel says this was the only way the government would allow much needed food into the region. >> you can only agree to some kind of cease fire if a terrorist organization -- this is to protect any kind of attack that might come their way and it does not seem to be any end in sight. they have been trained by a vote to end this conflict. they have been going back and forth. even speaking to the kenya president, there does not seem to be any kind of agreement along here. >> six soldiers have been filled in simultaneous attacks targeting three army bases. russian fights were involved in propelling debt repelling human assault. nicholas hunt reports from neighboring senegal. >> picture here is the aftermath of a suicide attack. inside are the bearers of h

maybe a saw european court of human rights like india, mash 70. so we try to use all the existing bodies and it will be enough to find a year's war, crimes or crimes against humanity. genocide is a competence of the a, c, c, but a saw to find against, to fight against different aggressions, to different europe. and people like nationals from different members says and our national prosecutions. of course, the goal is to prosecute and then to go to a trial and do thing in the end. that may be mister putin who served the president will end up in a courtroom. all is possible, but it's in the end of an in debit and justice system. i'm a commissioner for justice. so i try to take care about the independence of the i, c. c, and all the national system, but then it to go as far as possible with all the different, the fives and the 1st element is to collect evidences and retry to collect evidence on the ground in ukraine. but a saw in the member states, wrist estimate is coming from refugees and to organize a backup of all those evidence was the i, c, c.

that's why, in 2019 the european court of human rights, it asked for his release, but the turkish court turned the thorn turned out to request stump. turkey is the european council member, and it has some commitments to abide by international law as requested by d e. c h r. european court of human rights. but turkey has accused are those international organizations for interfering? it's domestic judiciary issues. so. so we house mon koala, and his culver behind bars. some of them were acquitted in last year. there are 2 options, actually. no one expects an acquittal, as the case is seen, highly politicized by the government actually. so the prosecutor, the judge, may ask for an opinion from the prosecutor, and there can be another trial in the coming days or months. which means prolonging of the case and the continuation of the rest of the defendant. this is one scenario . and another scenario is that the court may transfer this case to the court of appeal, which is immediate body between the supreme court and the regular court. again, it's means for a longing of the case i'm gaining ti

french born businessman had been held for 5 years without trial and in condemnation from the european court of human rights. germany has already demanded his immediate release. the amnesty international says the live sentence is a devastating blow to human rights. ethiopians to cry, rebels who are fighting a war with the government to the north of the country. so they have made a tactical retreat. the ticker people's liberation frontal t p l f says it's completely would draw on all of its forces from the neighboring a far region. they say they hope the withdrawal will allow aid to reach famine, hit to cry, where more than 90 percent of the population needs food aid. and israel says it will allow once again palestinian labor as a merchant to enter from garza as of tuesday. the arizona bait her noon crossing was shut on saturday after her mass rockets targeted southern israel. the firings followed repeated his ready raids at alex or mos compound in occupied east jerusalem. the campaign against climates is coming up next exposing the 30 year climate change denial campaign, but i'll be back ver

french born businessman had been held for 5 years without trial and in condemnation from the european court of human rights. germany has already demanded his immediate release. ethiopians to cry, rebels who are fighting a war with the government to the north of the country. you say they have made a tactical retreat. the took away people's liberation front, says it's completely withdrawn all of its forces from the neighboring a far region. they say they hope the withdrawal will allow a to reach famine, hit decry where more than 90 percent of the population needs food aid. well, witnesses next following alexa, shop owner, as she tries to enter local politics, stay with us here on al jazeera. did you know you can watch out as they were english streaming light on nike channels? plus thousands of our programs. award winning documentaries and debt supports subscribed to you dot com. forward slash al jazeera english miami. it's mostly in like it's an anthem anthem politic mit geoff colin caleb or nannie. mark one hand it to me that and just done reca schwab, but they can take in a side that i'm go

the council of europe lnched procedures against turkey for refusing to abide by a ruling of the european courthuman rights that called for his release in 2019 on grounds his rights have been violated. we have more. reporter: shock, dismay and contempt. there must have been 200 people in the courtroom, they stood on the benches and booed the judges as they left the court guarded by police. the spectators chanted -- the main square where the protests took place. everywhere is this square, everywhere resistance, they re saying. he was sentenced to aggravated life and subversion, 30 years. the seven others got 18 years for aiding subversion. what was seen as particularly nasty about these sentences is all convicted persons are to go -- is often convicted persons go free pending an appeal, but the judge said there was a risk they would flee the country. now all but kavala had been free during the process anyway. some had wives and daughters crying and whimpering. there were 11 diplomats in court -- the u.s., france, germany netherlands, italy. all of turkey's big trading partners had diplomats ther

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accepting important for us, a decision was made yesterday: a judge from ukraine was elected to the european courtconsequences of russia's aggression against ukraine and this terrible war will begin, where we will achieve important for us, things related to the special powers of the tribunal against russian criminals, other important things today will also be a question of what to do and how to get money for the reconstruction of ukraine, because there are frozen russian assets and that they, we are sure , should go to the reconstruction of our state and not anywhere in the other direction. and that is, there are many important issues , that is why i am here. and as for the rhetoric, of course , it has fundamentally changed. i had debates with my colleagues, they answer about nothing, this neutral one about weapons. they can only excavate all that nonsense that we have been told for years. unfortunately, part of it is repeated again, so we have to fight with it, we have to convince. i invite my colleagues here to come to ukraine to look at irpin gostomel bucha go to see kharkiv mykolaiv chernihiv

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he denies the european court of human rights call the case politically motivated. activists expressed shock at the ruling is far worse than anything any one expected. i think. and i mean, it feels like a kind of a huge act of defiance. coming from the palace. the court also convicted 18 other people on trial with cabala. they were each sentence to 18 years in prison. all of the defendants have pledged to appeal the verdict. are wanting to know when is coming up next and did away a news asia phasing residents fear a shanghai style lockdown as covert 19 case as rise in the chinese capital. and we look at why china is officially pushing traditional chinese medicine as a treatment for calvin the stories, and we're coming up after a short break on data we years, asia with barris boundary. and if you're looking for more global headlines, there is of course, always our website that is d w dot com and make sure to follow us on social media alcove, really for me and the entire team in the newsroom. a with who intimidation and transformed into an orgy of hate and violence. the history of the ku

about the imminent completion of the reception of a sting from the citizens of russia by the european court, the head of the association, sergey stepashin, proposed establishing an alternative eurasian court. i think that we have a huge number of countries, which we must remind today, by the way, to our so-called partners from unfriendly countries, especially nato members, starting with vietnam yugoslavia or especially, therefore, i think that these tasks that we have set ourselves will , er, be solved absolutely together. and i am very glad that today we can and must help our compatriots. the centennial anniversary of the spartak football club is celebrated today . vladimir putin sent a congratulatory telegram to the leadership and staff of this club, as the president noted in the annals of spartak, many brilliant victories and records and outstanding achievements are common. a sports circle formed back in 1922. it has become one of the most titled clubs in russia . football colosseum on the ropes stadium of moscow spartak we are in a place that embodies the fighting spirit of spartak, thi

, hryhoriy, congratulations, i will start with the last question, legalization in what is the european court talking about? well, this is still at the level of an idea. but this is already a proposal that was brought up for discussion. the european commission proposed to create a legal system to simplify legal migration to the european union and the pilot project will concern ukrainians fleeing the war in brussels . eu countries are proposed to change the two directives on temporary and permanent residence permits regarding the temporary permit. where does she live now? and this may seem like a small thing, but for millions of ukrainians who are currently in poland, for example, this could become a significant relief of bureaucratic procedures during attempts to find a job in other eu countries in the future. if a person loses this job in the future, this will not automatically mean the loss of the right to reside . residence, they are tied to the work contract, if the contract expires or is changed, the residence permit is also canceled. therefore, this is exactly what the european commissi

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he also plans to go before the european court of human rights and claim against my the climate involves weighing up different spears of freedom. parliament. you see, when the parliamentary majority is exceeded, its jurisdictional bounce that we're basically suing the legislative. but anyway, i will very likely fall in of a suit i answer, but administrative decisions like planning commission for roads or power plants, hulu. so soon, face more legal challenges class that in this that, that the ruling made by germany's constitutional court is not an isolated case. top courts elsewhere are also coming to similar judgments. democracies with functioning judiciary is are leading the way judges in france. island, belgium, and the netherlands have reached decisions similar to their german counterparts. environmental and climate protection is enshrined in law in many other countries. it is even part of the constitution in $110.00 states. 189 countries have signed up to the paris agreement, but it is not possible to go to court to directly enforce legal compliance. ah, how much action is being tak