therefore, on june 18, 2024 , the european court of human rights issued a decision in which it stated that by recognizing the world congress of ukraine as an undesirable organization, russia violated article 11 of the european convention on human rights regarding freedom of assembly and association, which the court interpreted in your against the background of article 10 of this convention on freedom of expression. in its decision , the court also decided that the intervention related to the recognition of the applicants' organization, including the world congress of ukrainians, as undesirable, does not meet the criterion of legality due to unpredictability and'. the possibility of arbitrary application, and in the end the court also decided that the national legislation of the russian federation did not provide. organizations, applicants, including the world congress of ukrainians, sufficient and effective guarantees against abuse, its power, and on the basis that it was possible to put those organizations in a vulnerable position through arbitrary accusation, without the organizatio

and we have a legal grant at the level of the decision of the european court of human rights. further, it will be taken into account by all other courts that are considering it russian crimes. therefore, in principle, it is very important and it is the first one that is so complex. thoroughly talks about the responsibility of the russian federation for everything that is there, well, and probably in a more applied context, nevertheless, when we talk about european states, they pay attention to the decisions of international courts, and this is exactly the reason for to help break russian narratives, russian propaganda about how wonderful it is to live in the occupied territories, that it seems that russia has come to liberate everyone, just that the decision clearly confirms that russia has come to kill, persecute, and even... seize foreign territories, so i think that it is not only of legal importance, it has informational importance, just to break russian propaganda in european countries, it, unfortunately, there is a very serious one, we recently held. monitoring and mentio

the first thing that is important is that the court, the european court of human rights, that is, it is not a ukrainian court, but an international court, recognized all the violations that occurred, violations human rights, this is political persecution, this is discrimination, this is torture, illegal deprivation of liberty, imposition of citizenship and so on and so forth. everything that we have been talking about for so many years has been recognized, recognized by the court, and what is important, it has been unanimously recognized that the russian federation is responsible for all of this. therefore, it is the legal basis for all other actions. now we talked about the fact that people suffer from various sufferings and so on. it must be proven constantly. now we have something to refer to, this is the decision of the european human rights court. what else, in the context of international practice in general, there were fundamentally new decisions that had not been made before, for example, regarding illegally created judges, regarding the practice of imposed citizenship, that i

now we have something to refer to, this is the decision of the european court of human rights. lse, in the context of international practice in general, there were fundamentally new decisions that had not been made before, for example, regarding illegally created courts, regarding the practice of imposed citizenship, that is , it will affect even the practice of other states, because the european court is a court , which is valid for all other states that... go to the council of europe, it is clear that the russian federation has left the council of europe, we know that, but it is not means that this decision means nothing for the russian federation. again, this is purely a legal argument. for example, when we talk about the already created international register, regarding the damage, yes, that was caused to us by the aggression of the russian federation. today, unfortunately, it only includes events from the 22nd year, but this decision just proves that people have been suffering from human rights violations since the 14th year, including crimea. i believe that it... be used i

break it, and here this decision, it helped a lot, it is referred to, for example, by the same european court of human rights in the decision on donbas, in the decision on the admissibility of the statement of ukraine and the netherlands against of the russian federation in donbas, er, uses a lot of materials from these e of this case, i directly note that he believes that the collected materials are... er, sufficiently convincing and the european court rejects the russian attempts to attack them there, to say that they are fakes, that is, for this purpose it was achieved, of course, after the beginning of full-scale aggression, when russia clearly captures the territories, includes them in its own jurisdiction. changes the constitution and so on, under the fact that they seized and occupied these territories, well, of course, here it is less necessary, it is a necessity, it decreased, but when it was carried out, then it was very important, in this case, that they would not hand over their, uh, the fear of nuclear russia in any form after the war would remain, does that mean that the matter

of human rights, we appealed to the european court of human rights in february, currently our laint is open proceedings, the case has already been accepted by the court. police investigators accuse the head of the board of illegal mining of unfractionated screening and empty rocks, which in 2015-21 allegedly caused losses to the budget in the amount of 157 billion hryvnias according to yevhen's lawyer. pylypenko, poltava gzk has been operating since 1976 and has not changed the production process since its foundation. unfractionated screening is a by- product of production, which for 50 years no one considered a useful mineral. just imagine, thousands of inspections of controllers until the period of 21st year, we did not find any violation, but at one point, in 2021 , another inspection of the derzhgenader allegedly found it. there is a violation in part, i.e. in the part of illegal extraction of minerals, that the company did not have the right to allegedly implement non-fractional screening, because the pre-trial investigation body considers it a useful mineral. according to

at the moment , proceedings have been opened to the european court of human rights on our complaint, se has already been accepted for consideration by the court. police investigators charge the head of the board with illegal mining of unfractionated screening and empty rocks in 2015-21 allegedly caused losses to the budget in the amount of uah 157 billion. according to lawyer yevhen pylypenko, the poltava gzk has been operating since 1976 and has not changed the production process since then. unfractionated screening is a by-product of production, which for 50 years no one considered a useful mineral. just imagine, thousands of checks by the controllers until the period of 21st year, we did not find any violation, but at one point, in 2021, another check of the state general of the directorate of general affairs and it is alleged that a violation was found in part, that is, in the part of illegal mining of minerals that the enterprise. did not have the right to allegedly implement non-factional screening, because the body of the pre-trial investigation considers it a useful mineral. a

as of now , 800 applications against ukraine are under consideration at the european court of human rights mykola hnatovskyi, a judge of the supreme court from ukraine, reported in may 2024 that, according to his data, ukraine is in the top five in terms of the number of lawsuits, and if these were cases before. related to the duration of the trial proceedings in both civil and criminal cases, today businesses started contacting the spl, it seems to me that the pressure of criminal law on business is starting to intensify, some such elements, when, as i say, were obviously connected, well were decided through civil courts, there is a commercial court, a civil one, now the state is more... jointly applying its coercive apparatus within the criminal criminal process. one of the similar examples of pressure on business is the case of the chairman of the board of poltavskyi mining and beneficiation plant. to date, law enforcement agencies in ukraine have raised three suspicions of criminal offenses against victor lotus. the enterprise informs that during the investigation of these cases, the r

expect anything else from the russians, the occupiers, but here is the recent decision of the european courtf human rights, regarding violations of rights person in the crimea, can it be somehow wow, do the russians not pay attention to the decisions of international structures? while they flaunt the fact that they have not carried out and will not carry out, well, they are flaunting, because you know that in march, it seems, 2022, as soon as a full-scale invasion of this kind began, here are these terrible crimes of russia, russia in... was carried out with of the council of europe, and this convention for the protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms, and thus russia believes that, if i am not mistaken, since april, which it is no longer, is not among the participants of the european court of human rights, and therefore, she will proceed from the fact that all these decisions will not be hers. to be implemented, but nevertheless, this decision is historic, i am not exaggerating here, if i also mention here that before that, there was a decision of 2021, when the european court, a

if i am not mistaken, since april, it is no longer among the participants of the european court of human rights, and therefore she will leave. from the fact that all these decisions will not be implemented by it, but nevertheless, this decision is historical, i am not exaggerating here, if i also mention here that before that, there was a decision in 2021, when the european court, as a promi , well, such a first, such an intermediate decision, approved that russia exercises effective control over crimea. from february 27 , 2024, in 2014, russia really wanted, it then fought for the approval of the decision, which it said it would answer after the crimeans held some kind of referendum, asked to be part of russia, and that is, they wanted to answer sometime on march 21, 2014, but the court said no, in the morning, well, from the 27th, remember, the 26th, it was such an all-crimean mass meeting at the call of the midjlis of the krymtsar people, we then we endured the situation, we supposedly ensured that the ukrainian law enforcement agencies took power into their own hands, but we did not

the european court as a ray of light, the first interim such decision, approved that russia exercisesffective control over crimea from february 27, 2024, 2014 year, russia really wanted, it then fought for the approval of the decision that it would answer after the crimeans held a referendum, asked to be part of russia, and that is, they wanted to answer sometime on march 21, 2014, but. .. he said no, in the morning, well, from the 27th, remember, the 26th, it was such an all-crimean mass meeting at the call of the krymsar people's mejlis, we then, well, we endured the situation, we allegedly ensured that the ukrainian law enforcement agencies took power hands, but we did not imagine then that such a large scale treason in the crimean units of the special services of ukraine, and then... the russians on the morning of february 27, 2014, they already openly and proceeded to seize crimea, with weapons, with weapons, the special forces captured the main ones, so they, that is, then these people, that rally forced putin to move to option b, and he is in front of the eyes of the whole shoc

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rights, they are there are already interested, maybe this is the whole complex of events, yes, the european court, your attention, the attention of the european solidarity party, the deputies have joined in, just this turning point has come these days, but recently, so i see that the courts are already slowly changing their position. a large-scale railway failure occurred in france on the day of the start of the olympic games. at night, unknown people committed a number of fires, local media report. mass cancellation of trains may disrupt the plans of 800,000 passengers. the french authorities announced possible sabotage and urged residents not to plan trips by july 29. he tried to disrupt the opening of the olympics in paris and was detained. a year-old russian who worked for the fsb. the certificate of the agent of the russian special service named kyrylo gryaznov, law enforcement officers found the detainee in the apartment, bilt newspaper reported. the spy revealed himself back in may at one of the bulgarian resorts. he was drunk, brandishing an id and talking about planned sabotage, he faces

human rights, they are already interested there, maybe it is the whole complex of events, yes the european courtur attention, the attention of the european solidarity party, deputies turn on precisely this turning point has not come these days, but recently, so i see that the courts are already slowly changing their position. specialists of the magat recorded explosions and shootings near the zaporizhzhya as during the last week, the press service of the agency reported, as well as observers inspected the repair work and planned activities carried out at the nuclear power plant. magat emphasized that during the visit to the turbine hall of the sixth power unit, they were not given access to the western part. let me remind you that the zaporozhye nuclear power plant is the largest nuclear power plant in europe and is under the russian occupation of the first full-scale invasion. unfortunately, five people were injured as a result of the enemy attack on kherson. they were near the store when the occupiers dropped explosives from the drone. this was reported in the regional office military administ

human rights recognized the obvious, and they finally 10 years after ukraine submitted to the european court of human rights all the crimes of the russian occupiers, which they committed there, and russia violated 11 articles out of 18 possible regarding human rights, and there is already a court decision, and russia will not comply with it, as i understand it here as well . then, is there then the meaning, well, making such decisions and so on, what does it mean for us then? for us, this means our movement in the system of international law. we, as a state, part of the world community, which fulfills international obligations, are supported by this general movement towards legal issues regarding our problems and regarding the russian federation. but there is, again, no coercion mechanism to force russia to comply with any international agreements. well, by the way, the second world war is really a very good example, when, well, what treaties did hitler's germany fulfill, or which were followed, and none, and as a result, this is a new page in the history of europe. with russia, the situatio

tsemakh was a witness to the russian beech and launch , and now we will ask ivan lishchyny, the european courthts commissioner, about this. mr. ivan, we congratulate you, good afternoon, former commissioner, yes, good, but actually, remembering the 10th anniversary, we just spoke with colonel roman chervinsky, this, and told our viewers about tsemakh, in this case, it always remained a secret for us, because tsemakh was then exchanged for our prisoners, and we never knew, his testimony went to the court in the netherlands, they were recorded... for further, as they say, actions, whether he was given and never recorded, then it was a mystery, as of now, we do not know the guesses, well, as far as i remember, his testimony was not used in the hearings, well, i did not directly participate directly in the preparation of materials for the haab court , but we used the materials that were collected by the joint investigative group, i don't remember his witness there, ugh, but in general today it looks like this: there is an anniversary, there is another attempt to call on the aggressor and terrorist

another 10 years later, after ukraine submitted to the european court of human rights all the crimesers, which they committed there, yes, russia violated 11 articles out of 18 possible regarding human rights, and there is already a court decision, and russia there won't be him perform, i understand, and then, does it make sense then, well, making such decisions and so on, what does it mean for us then, for us it means... our movement in the system of international law, we, as a state, are part of the world community, which fulfills international obligations, supports this general movement towards legal issues in relation to our problems and in relation to the russian federation, but there is again no coercive mechanism to force russia to comply with any international treaties. well, by the way, the second world war is really a very good example, when, well, what contracts germany fulfilled, or adhered to, none, and as a result, this is a new page in the history of europe. with russia , the situation is more complicated, because today i do not see even in the ideas of a victory for us

of human rights if he the leadership. tote to leave the european court of human rights if he theely _ rights if he the leadership. we need to be absolutely clear _ rights if he the leadership. we need to be absolutely clear that _ rights if he the leadership. we need to be absolutely clear that the - rights if he the leadership. we need to be absolutely clear that the onesl to be absolutely clear that the ones we are members of the liver for the british people, and where they do not, they can be reformed, maybe we can derogate, as i have been calling for since 2013, or if it needs to, we should leave them, because this is about delivering for the british people, about restoring trust and making sure that we deliver on the policies of the priorities of the british people and we are able to serve our great country. we're bringing you continuing coverage of the post office inquiry, where the former business secretary, sir vince cable is giving evidence. the inquiry is examining how hundreds of sub—postmasters were wrongly prosecuted for losses caused by a bug in the horizon it 5y5te

in a few hours, the european court ofjustice will issue its first ruling connected to the digital marketsestion is a challenge by bytedance, the parent company of the social media app tiktok. bytedance wants the court to remove its �*gatekeeper�* designation. under the act, companies with this designation face a number of special obligations. bytedance feels it has been unfairly targeted. for more on what this case could mean for big tech firms in europe, i am joined by grace nelson, research analyst at assembly research. thank you forjoining us, grace. tell us a little bit about this act and what it has meant for tiktok. the about this act and what it has meant for tiktok.— meant for tiktok. the digital market act — meant for tiktok. the digital market act is _ meant for tiktok. the digital market act is legislation - meant for tiktok. the digital| market act is legislation here in the uk, it addresses the competitive behaviour in big tech markets across the european union, so this is really the first thing tiktok has received on a global scale for its role as a large entrenched tech pow

he has taken a hard line on immigration and talked about leaving their european court on human rightsrick transformation for robert jenrick who transformation for robertjenrick who was a key ally of rishi sunak when he was brought into the immigration brief. working on it first hand seems to have changed his mind. he is now number three, we have james cleverly, the former home secretary already declared an the former security minister also. he also was someone seen as a centrist or a moderate. those sorts of words previously used to describe tom tugendhat. he has written an article in the telegraph this morning floating the idea of leaving the european court of human rights, talking about migration policy. this is perhaps because he realises that it is going to be up to tory party members to decide who is the next conservative party leader. nominations close on the 29th of july, we are expecting a few more candidates to declare themselves, each of them will need the support of ten mps in parliament. it is a narrow pool, only 121 tory mps left after the general election so only about t

well, in general, the european court of auditors periodically publish such data, then the additionalderin has at her disposal, which she uses for anything, but we know what she uses for, first of all for the war with russia, she’s in vain, well, yes, but she also stole a bunch, i’ve been there a couple of times they just took it for outright corruption, well, for a vaccine, well, i don’t know how... there’s not enough about american politicians in europe, especially in brussels, where in my opinion, that’s where they spit, where ursulovlyaen herself lived in the united states, and her two daughters are citizens of the united states, they are there were born, well, the rest, in general , you cannot become a european commissioner, as you know, if you do not agree on this in general with your comrades on the other side of the ocean, moreover, well, that’s another interesting question, there really is a specificity there. that the european union is the main competitor and has practically started a trade war; as for the army, here the united states maintained a very clear line. the first

in february, the european court of auditors and eu agency criticized the european commission's rule of law reports for lacking transparency and documentation. despite some eu nations using israeli spyware to target political opponents and journalists, the commission has not taken action against the israeli government. in the ultimate betrayal of rule of law. activists claim the european commission and several eu nations have been working to help tel aviv break the resilience of palestinians, but many analysts agree history has shown us that resilience will never be broken by israel. jerome hughes press tv, brussels. italian foreign minister antonio tajanis called for revised. and policy on syria echoing concerns raised by several other eu countries about new large waves of syrian refugees flowing into europe. now this comes as more than 16 million war ravage and sanctions battered syrians remain in dire poverty. here's a report. the italian foreign minister antonio tayani and his austrian counterpart alexander schallenberg have recently warned that the european union must. change its s

in february, the european court of auditors and eu agency criticized the european commission's rule ofian foreign minister antonio tijani has called for a revised european policy on syria going concerns raised by several other eu countries about new large waves of syrian refugees flowing into europe. this comes as more than 16 million war ravaged and sanctions battered syrians remain in their poverty. we have a report on that. italian foreign minister antonio tayani and his austrian counterpart alexander schallenberg have recently warned that the european union must change. change its strategy on syria, as several member states have expressed concerns about increase in syrian refugees. in letter addressed to the eu high representative for foreign affairs joseph borell, italy, austria, and six other member countries, including croatia, slovenia, the czech republic, slovakia, greece and cyprus, have called on brussels implement a european strategy on that part of the west asia, from where so many refugees are. syria has become issue about which little is spoken and that we have decided t

courts do not have jurisdiction unless a basis for jurisdiction is found, in this regard the european court. okay, thank you very much, mr. esmaili. i'll say goodbye to you. let's see a part together. we'll be back . good morning, dear viewers, one of the news that we will follow today at the international desk of radio and television news agency is the reactions to the israeli prime minister netanyahu's visit to america. last night, mr. netanyahu met with trump and emphasized on : trump's unreserved support emphasized later why is there no need to support the zionist regime despite the fact that more than 9 months have passed since the crime of the zionists and in the world public opinion against the zionists and their supporters , there are massive demonstrations all over the world. we want to talk more about this issue , mr. doctor. hello, good morning. welcome. mr. doctor, due to mr. netanyahu's visit to america , we had widespread reactions at the world level , which is a matter in itself. both the large demonstrations held against this trip and part of half of the democrats in the hou

in february, the european court of auditors and eu agency, criticized the european commission's rule of law reports for lacking transparency and documentation. despite some eu nations using israeli spyware to target political opponents and journalists. "the commission has not taken action against the israeli government, in the ultimate betrayal of rule of law, activists claim the european commission and several eu nations have been working to help tel aviv break the resilience of palestinians, but many analysts agree, history has shown us that resilience will never be broken by israel. jerome huws press tv, brussels. us president joe biden says he decided to end his re-election bit to unite his party and his country. i've decided the best way forward is the pass the torch to new generation. it's the best way to unite our nation. you know there is a time and a place for long years of experience in public life. there's also a time and a place for new voices, fresh voices. yes, younger voices, and that time and places now. in his first televised address since his historic decision, bide

in february, the european court of auditors and eu agency, criticized the european commission's rule of law reports for lacking transparency and documentation, despite some..." nations using israeli spyware to target political opponents and journalists, the commission has not taken action against the israeli government. in the ultimate betrayal of rule of law, activists claim the european commission and several eu nations have been working to help tel aviv break the resilience of palestinians, but many analysts agree, history has shown us that resilience will never be broken by israel. jerome hughes press tv, brussels, well that brings us to an end here on this edition of press tv's world news, but stick around, we've got uh plenty more to come up next, see you soon. the remarkable life of zainab hamoud, a courageous syrian photo journalist who fearlessly ventures into the heart of conflicts to document the realities of war and shed light on the untold stories in our homeland. just joe biden even know that he's gone, did he get an unpleasant surprise when he saw from his twitter acco

in february, the european court of auditors and eu agency criticized the european commission's rule of law reports for lacking transparency and documentation, despite some eu nations using israeli spyware to target political opponents and journalists, the commission has not taken action against the israeli government. in the ultimate betrayal of rule of law, activists claim the european commission and several eu nations have been working to help tel aviv break the resilience of palestinians. but many analysts agree, history has shown us that resilience will never be broken by israel. jerome hughes press tv. brussels. you can see we have a breaking news coming. on the bottom of your screen, before you let you go, hezbella says it's conducted nine anti-israel operations so far today and one of the most recent ones it uh targeted a group of israeli uh soldiers there in the forest area in southern lebanon using rockets soon as we get that story developed we'll get it out to you in our next broadcast here on press tv but for now everyone that's a wrap for your latest thanks for tuning in an

nailed the cia agents and obtain a final sentence for all of them, was basically condemned by the european court of human rights for granting impunity to the cia agents. well, we could imagine what was going on behind the scenes, but it was only thanks to the wikileaks cables that we got evidence. we got the full. conversation between the us diplomacy and the italian politicians, one, you know, one or one conversation about not extraditing, so it was amazing, because we could have never have obtained any evidence, maybe in 50 years time, one cares, at that point in 15 years time, 50 years, 70 years, who cares about these facts, they are too far away, you know, so we could... could get evidence as the case was still relevant, as the case was still fresh, you know, so without these documents it would have been impossible, we could guess, of course, we could guess political interference by pressures from the us to italy, but at the same time it is one thing to guess, it is another thing to get evidence, that's why it is so important to have this documentation, there there would have been no way to