european courts. that the man had been hit by the british. the european court of human rights eventually decided that the hooded man had not been tortured but instead enjoyed inhuman and degrading treatment was. the global precedent set by this 978 judgment allowed governments around the world to. these techniques. on the 30th of july 2011 the forestry union. just moved up this is a federal. we discussed the possibility of 3 in the k.s. to me it was. a little made in france my question and i a 70 year old grandfather. taking 71 i was one of the hooded men. we went through and named is. torture and hell. the humane case is probably one of the most notorious cases in human rights jurisprudence dogs in the street know about what a man they know what happened to him in and protect her they know that it was torture. we have documents that made it very clear expressed the clear but those that. were not only authorized and the techniques but knew exactly what they were authorized and which was the half torture. they spoke to all of the men of their experience all of them seem to come

the strasbourg court just recently recognised all the violations of russia in the occupied territories... and i think that in the report of the strasbourg european court of human rightstion" was used 17 times, if i'm not mistaken. and that result has been the result of this, what you describe as a pro—russian government in georgia. so, i think that there are many... of course, we are a small country, and i understand that, that nobody has the time to really look from close to georgia, and certain active campaigning can sometimes be translated into harsh words and harshjudgments. i think that we are not what you're describing. i think that georgia is a country where there is one subject of consensus among all the parties and among the population, and that has not changed since independence. and that is the path towards europe and towards nato. and the path towards europe, by the way, is not new. georgia has been defending itself over the centuries from the many other invasions and many empires. and each time it was looking to the west, looking to europe for one very good reason — that its values, its ground values are european or are the same as the ones that the euro

had to go into hiding on the violent threats from the islamists we're seeing that the european court of human rights has declared. criticizing islam and particularly displaying images of the prophet mohammed would not be within the permissible bounds of free expression and open debate i think what we're seeing is an extremely wiring capitulation on behalf of establishments in the west both schools governments and the international courts as well capitulated to the need not to offend islam and it's extremely worrying you know islam should be no different from the other religions. christianity judaism it's true in the west we have a very robust spirit mocking criticism and especially open discussion the idea that we would live it our discussion or criticism of islam in a way which we don't limit our criticism or mocking about the religions i think i think is extremely worrying i would say all sorry that i don't think this is a problem. if affects most muslims in the united kingdom i think most muslims living in this country recognize that we are a democratic society that embraces freedom of expression

is while that is an interpretation of those conventions that's been laid down by the european court of human rightsed on a ticket to take back control of our borders. so those two aspects are in conflict. i think this is where the real challenge will come when the debates come in parliament about how you can redefine these conventions so that they comply with the new legislation that's being proposed by the home secretary. that's being proposed by the home secreta . ~ . , , , that's being proposed by the home secreta .~ . , , , ., secretary. what is the best way of caettin rid secretary. what is the best way of getting rid of— secretary. what is the best way of getting rid of people _ secretary. what is the best way of getting rid of people smugglers i getting rid of people smugglers without also harming the ability of lawful migrants to seek persecution? 0ften, lawful migrants to seek persecution? often, these people, i've spent five years in europe covering this in italy have no recourse but to pay people smugglers who control up many of those routes. you cannot do those routes unilaterally, you

he said that if he is to lose his appeal in france he may even take his battle to the european court of human rights the senate in a very defiant mood nicolas sarkozy in no mood at all to say that in any case that the outcome of this trial was justified. and with the latest from paris thank you a japanese billionaire is looking for 8 people to join him on a trip to the moon in just 2 years time. you suck or mark is a says he'll pay for the entire journey and he wants to recruit people from all kinds of backgrounds on what he calls the deer moon mission the fashion mogul and art collector was named 2 years ago a space x.'s 1st private passenger to the moon perspective passengers have until a week on sunday to apply. under the name of the key space if we were informed internally that space x. development status is very good i thought there might be delays and i was not very hopeful but everything is on schedule i want to reach out to a wider more diverse audience to give more people across the world the opportunity to join the strange little. and you can find out more on that story and everything else

council of europe's mission like in particular compliance with verdicts and rulings of the european court of human rights and that is a scene where russia will have to stand up and will be challenged and we will have to see when if there is no improvement and no. adjustment of its behavior that we would have a very critical debate of about russia's future role in this international format for example we have taken on about it actually you think i will you yeah but by d. linking business and human rights you've given up a virtually the only levy you have to bring out serious change if you were serious about change you take up the suggestion of the social democrats who propose making a start up of knots trying to conditional on a change of behavior by the russians like releasing the valley or easing tension in eastern ukraine something like that but you won't do that off the will you. i'm what i'm saying and i'm quite in agreement with some of my social democratic colleagues on that that if we have an open discussion with our western allies about the future of energy relationships with russia in extra get

council of europe's mission like in particular compliance with verdicts and rulings of the european court of human rights and that is a scene where russia will have to stand up and will be challenged and we will have to see when if there is no improvement and no. adjustment of its behavior that we would have a very critical debate of about russia's future role in this international format for example we have taken note of on the back to you in this ng i will you yeah but by d. linking business and human rights you've given up a virtually the only levy you have to bring out serious change if you were serious about change you take up the suggestion of the social democrats who propose making the start up of north stream to conditional on a change of behavior by the russians like releasing the valley or easing tension in eastern ukraine something like that but you won't do that off the will you. now i'm what i'm saying and i'm quite in agreement with some of my social democratic colleagues on that that if we have an open discussion with our western allies about the future of energy relationships with russia

council of europe's mission like in particular compliance with verdicts and rulings of the european court of human rights and that is a scene where russia will have to stand up and will be challenged and we will have to see when if there is no improvement and no. adjustment of its behavior that we would have a very critical debate of about russia's future role in this international format for example we have taken on about what i do you think is a w yeah but by d. linking business and human rights you've given up via chile the only leaving you have to bring out serious change if you were serious about change you take up the suggestion of the social democrats who propose making a start up of knots trying to conditional on a change of behavior by the russians like releasing them down the or easing tension in eastern ukraine something like that but you won't do that off the will you. i'm what i'm saying and i'm quite in agreement with some of my social democratic colleagues on that that if we have an open discussion with our western allies about the future of energy relationships with russia in ecru get the

council of europe's mission like in particular compliance with verdicts and rulings of the european court of human rights and that is a scene where russia will have to stand up and will be challenged and we will have to see when if there is no improvement and no. adjustment of its behavior that we would have a very critical debate about russia's future role in this international format for example we have taken on about how do you think i will you yeah but by d. linking business and human rights you've given up via chile the only leaving you have to bring out serious change if you were serious about change you take up the suggestion of the social democrats who propose making a start up of north stream to conditional on a change of behavior by the russians like releasing them down the or easing tension in eastern ukraine something like that but you won't do that off the will you. now i'm what i'm saying and i'm quite in agreement with some of my social democratic colleagues on that that if we have an open discussion with our western allies about the future of energy relationships with russia in extra get

council of europe's mission like in particular compliance with verdicts and rulings of the european court of human rights and that is a scene where russia will have to stand up and will be challenged and we will have to see when if there is no improvement and no. adjustment of its behavior that we would have a very critical debate of about russia's future role in this international format for example we have taken on about how do you think i will you yeah but by d. linking business and human rights you've given up a virtually the only levy you have to bring out serious change if you were serious about change you take up the suggestion of the social democrats who propose making a start up of not straying too conditional on a change of behavior by the russians like releasing the valley or easing tension in eastern ukraine something like that but you won't do that off either will you. now i'm what i'm saying and i'm quite in agreement with some of my social democratic colleagues on that that if we have an open discussion with our western allies about the future of energy relationships with russia in extra g

council of europe's mission like in particular compliance with verdicts and rulings of the european court of human rights and that is a scene where russia will have to stand up and will be challenged and we will have to see when if there is no improvement and no. adjustment of its behavior that we would have a very critical debate of about russia's future role in this international format for example we have taken on about how do you think i will you yeah but by d. linking business and human rights you've given up via chile the only leaving you have to bring out serious change if you were serious about change you take up the suggestion of the social democrats who propose making a start up of knots trying to conditional on a change of behavior by the russians like releasing them down the or easing tension in eastern ukraine something like that but you won't do that off the will you. now i'm what i'm saying and i'm quite in agreement with some of my social democratic colleagues on that that we if we have an open discussion with our western allies about the future of energy relationships with russia in extr

african has failed twice to get the ban overturned and has now taken her legal case to the european court of human rights we spoke to her lawyer gregory not. the chances of that been had before told you are probably a much more that more like she would be the world championships and to 2022 but having said that we believe that justice will be seen at the olympics whether it will be ready in the $200.00 or $1300.00 or one of the best maybe but we believe the trust of will be running her agenda running the objectives she says she's a strong willed person and so i don't see her not being there. tiger woods says he was touched to see so many fellow golfers offer their support as he continues to recover from his car crash last week several players including rory mcilroy wore the traditional tiger rage shirt and black trousers for the final day of the world golf championship tournament in florida woods remains in hospital in los angeles after surgery to repair multiple fractures to his right leg the terminal window her column or a car were tried to wear the tiger colors but the sponsors couldn't get the clothi

go down the former french president nicolas sarkozy says he'll go all the way to the european court of human rights to prove his innocence after being found guilty of corruption and influence peddling sarkozy was sentenced to 3 years in prison 2 of them suspended and his 1st public comments since the conviction he told a figure or newspaper that he was appealing the decision and may have to go to the e.u. court he said it would be painful to get his own country condemned but it would be the price of democracy. international energy agency says global carbon emissions were 2 percent higher in december 2020 than a year earlier despite a reduction in industrial output and air travel during the pandemic emissions slumped from most to 2020 due to the worldwide lock downs but the since been a resurgence in economic activity china has driven the increase it was the only major country whose emissions group compared to 2019 as produced by the 2nd highest producing nation the united states fell by 10 percent britain is facing accusations of double standards it's currently preparing to host the un climate chan

when what it proves that electoral system, and it is well set out in case law and the european court of human rightsakes into account the historical element of the particular state or jurisdiction , the cultural diversity. the political thoughts and views of certain people, and of course also the historical and current state of the political development. so the electoral systems anywhere in the world we need to be adjusted, improved, and that is exactly what the national people's congress is doing. which is something that i think everywhere in the world will have to be, have to do, in order to ensure that the medic radix system continues to move forward. >> you mentioned articles for five and 68, they both state, 45 states the ultimate aim for the election of chief executive is, universal suffrage. 68 is for the legislative council, same basic article saying universal suffrage is the ultimate aim. how do you maintain those articles, and the letter of the law, that is the ultimate aim of universal suffrage, when you are faced with the prospect that, a pro-beijing or beijing picked essentially, commit