the european court of human rights. remedies in his case. you may remember this has been going on for a long time. in 2018 the supreme court in the uk ruled he wasn't discriminated against when the bakery refused to make him a cake with the slogan supporting gay marriage. he then referred the case to the echr claiming the supreme court failed to give appropriate way to him under the european convention of human rights but the court has said arguments must be raised explicitly or in substance before the domestic authorities. he's not going to be able to mount that case in the european court of human rights. from tomorrow, travel rules for arrivals into england will be relaxed. it comes as the prime minister reiterated that the current plan b measures will stay for now — and will be reviewed by mps in another three weeks. let's take a look at the changes to the coronavirus measures across the uk. from 4am tomorrow morning, double vaccinated people will no longer need to take pre—departure tests when coming to england. they

in this case, and what is the russian position either, neil, well, the european court of human rights is now considering a complaint lodged by ukraine and the netherlands against russia. in connection to the downing of malaysian airlines flight m 817. but russia's representative to the court says that this complaint should actually be completely disregarded. he also says that the higgs belief that moscow has not been cooperative throughout this investigation is just nonsense. let's take a listen to what he said. unfortunately, the dutch authorities are clearly misleading the court by saying that the requests were left unanswered by the russian authorities. 29 requests for legal assistance from the netherlands have been received so far and 28 of them have been answered. now just to remind our viewers, mh 17 was on its way to qualify poor from amsterdam when it was shot down over done yet. so this was shortly after the conflict in ukraine broke out in 2014. unfortunately, none of the nearly 300 passengers on board survived, and kiev was close, was quick to blame this, this tragedy on th

the dutch government is calling for the european court of human rights to ignore russia's objections in the trial of the mh 17 tragedy. the court is currently here and complaints against moscow lodged by ukraine and the netherlands. russia, though, is seeking to get the case dismissed as ours is donald quarter, now explains. the european court of human rights is now considering a complaint lodged by ukraine and the netherlands against russia. in connection to the downing of malaysian airlines flight made 17. but russia's representative to the court says that this complaint should actually be completely disregarded. he also says that the higgs belief that moscow has not been cooperative throughout this investigation is just nonsense. let's take a listen to what he said. unfortunately, the dutch authorities are clearly misleading the court by saying that the requests were left and answered by the russian authorities. 29 requests for legal assistance from the netherlands have been received so far and 28 of them have been answered. now just to remind our viewers, mh 17 was on its way to q

then the home secretary agrees to his surrender. ethan asked that he could apply to the european court of human rights on the basis of his rights. under the e. c. h r. would be violated if he were to be surrendered. those rights might be relating to fair trial health. freedom of expression rebecca, they're still one of our potential. so we'll have to see there is. so at the moment we're waiting to see if the u. k. supreme court will agree to review the case. this is not a given, so it is a question i hope that they do. i think that this deserves to be heard by another court here in the u. k. and more broadly than simply the narrow grounds at the high court was able to consider the high court was only able to look at the conditions of julian, the phone, just mental health and the u. s. prison system. because that was the basis of the 1st time since the court barring extradition and it is correct that he would have recourse to the european court of human rights. at some point. i would be surprised if one day we don't have a strong release from, from stroudsburg in the case. but i don't believe that pers

court of human rights alone. they click on these and for, for the plaintiffs. in this case, 6, portuguese young people have appealed directly to the european court of human rights and said that it is unreasonable that we 1st have to sue in 33 states. yes, in stapo g, i'm calling to sue in all the states takes too long, and we don't have that much time in climate protection, thoughts or long. mm hm. english. what's the story at vibe? i think that is a very interesting case. it's very important. and if the court actually comes to a good order, it could change everything. it could change everything in europe. and that's, that's very high hopes. i have only glimpsed at the responses by government. they're very disappointing. i think they completely ignore, ah, the scientific facts. so every child in the u. k, who die suddenly has an inquest. and i remember doing the child death review which you have in a bar. i they so to do the review of your child's death. this was discussed there that it has to do with something in the air. you can get all the evidence together, but you need somebody credible to go to court or speak on your behalf. ah said

of the 1st sense in court barring extradition. and it is correct that he would have recourse to the european court of human rights. at some point. i would be surprised if one day we don't have a strong release from, from stroudsburg in the case. but i don't believe that person would prohibit extradition. that is likely to be years down the line. so there is a real concern that we could see rapid movement at the supreme court does not review this case. there is a chance that he could be extradited in the coming month. it will possibly be sent back to the home secretary. it's worth bearing in mind that it was the u. k. home office. that took a political decision in the 1st place in 2019. it was a different home secretary, but it was the same office, decided to green light, the u. s. extradition request. that's why this became a matter before the court at all the u. k. could have at the time had taken a decision and in the interest of press freedom and journalism and simply denied the request. instead, we then went through nearly 2 years of extradition proceedings and were now back in an almost circular way to, to a situation where

a cake iced with the slogan "support gay marriage" has been ruled inadmissible by the european courts of human rightspondent chris page. chris, reminders of the background to this case, because it has been going on for some time.- going on for some time. that's riuht. going on for some time. that's right- never — going on for some time. that's right. never before, _ going on for some time. that's right. never before, you - going on for some time. that's right. never before, you could| going on for some time. that's - right. never before, you could say, has a cake been so controversial. this started in 201a, when gasly, a 93v this started in 201a, when gasly, a gay rights activist, walked into a branch of this baking company in belfast city centre and placed an order for a belfast city centre and placed an orderfor a cake bearing the slogan "support gay marriage". at the time, same—sex couples were not able to get married in northern ireland. the law finally changed in 2020. but eight years ago, it was a major political debate going on. there was a big campaign going on, so mr lee wanted the slogan en

the european court of human rights has ruled that turkey's detainment of a german turkish journalist was an infringement of his personal rights with turkey . arrested dennis, you shall in february 2017. accusing him of reading terrorist propaganda. it was attained for $290.00 days. the court ordered on birth to pay 30000 euros compensation. the last day of talks between a taliban delegation and western diplomats is underway in all slow norway. tuesdays . meetings include non governmental organizations and are focusing largely on humanitarian aid and greater inclusivity aid groups. estimates that nearly 9000000 people in afghanistan are you. on the brink of starvation. hundreds of people have marched through the streets of bertina, fossils capital in a show of support for the new military lead hunter. it also president or fit, cowboy on monday and suspended the constitution. his government face heavy criticism for it's ineffective response to islamist fight violence, which has left one and a half 1000000 people internally displaced. at least a people have been killed and dozens more i

the european court of human rights has thrown out a complaint by a gay rights activist in northern irelandfered discrimination when, in 2014, the christian owners of a belfast bakery refused to make him a cake with the words "support gay marriage". our ireland correspondent chris page has the story. never has a cake been more controversial. it is not pro—christian, it is anti—gay... the case about christian bakers and campaign for gay marriage has been a touchstone for issues like lgbt rights and freedom of conscience. it began in 2014, when a man walked into this shop in belfast city centre. he placed an orderfor a cake with a slogan. at the time same—sex couples couldn't get married in northern ireland. the mcarthurfamily, who own ashers baking company, said the request was at odds with their religious beliefs and they wouldn't make the cake. the customer, gareth lee, said he'd been discriminated against on the grounds of his sexuality. he took legal action against the bakery with the support of northern ireland's equality watchdog. mr lee won the first stages of his case. judges from th

he's applied to the european court of human rights for its restitution, that he's still waiting for a response. andreas load us would like to seaver russia, become a home again, not just for its former inhabitants, but for turkish cypriots too. so that the resurrected ghost town can help foster reconciliation across the whole of cyprus. ah, south africa's force corona wave triggered by the army con variant is slowly subsiding. fewer people are being hospitalized for the 1st time since the pandemic began. a kind of normality has returned to days an important day for c fellow jolly wagner. 2 years ago, financial problems and the pandemic forced him to close his boy restaurant and cape towns k, a leach a district. but now he's finally reopening over does quote us a lot of things that you need to would go eggs and different buckskin. and also you need to try and think outside the goals because i mean, for me, i don't test the storm from whatever bed situation that i mean i only look for positive the nightly curfew was lifted after nearly 2 years. tours of once again been torn into the cou

mr lee then took the case further to strasbourg, to the european court of human rights, and that courtights, which is an international treaty signed by the uk and 46 other european states. this morning, in a writtenjudgment, thejudges in strasbourg have said the case brought by mr lee was inadmissible and therefore have dismissed it. they said that at no point in the proceedings in the uk courts did mr lee invoke his rights under the european convention and therefore, to quote directly, by relying solely on domestic law, mr lee had deprived the domestic courts of the opportunity to address any convention issues raised, instead asking the european court to usurp the role of the domestic courts. judges say mr lee failed to exhaust domestic remedies, so the application was inadmissible. and therefore have dismissed it. it's one year ago today that supporters of then president donald trump stormed capitol hill to try and stop congress from certifying his election defeat. americans remain deeply divided about what happened that day, and those rifts continue to fracture the nation. barbara p

the european court of human rights has ruled that turkey's detainment of a german turkish journalist was an infringement of his personal right. turkey arrested dennis mitchell in february 2017, accusing him of writing terrorist propaganda. he was not released for 290 days. the court ordered anchor to pay $13000.00 euros in reformation power is gradually being restored in 3 central asian nations after one of the biggest blackouts in the regions, history, efficiency and accident caused cuts in the grid sharing nations. millions of people were left without power in kyrgyzstan and was biggest don's capitals as well as cause expands economic hub amato. pfizer and biotech are launching a clinical trial to test a new vaccine that targets the on the kron cove at 19 variant. the study will evaluate the new shot, safety and effectiveness. the vaccine could be ready as soon as march, it's development comes amid growing evidence that the protection provided by current jobs, wayne's more rapidly against alma rod at zimmer women who moved to syria as a 15 year old to join, so called islamic state

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the european court of human rights has ruled that turkey's detainment of a german turkish journalist wasn't infringement and his personal rights of turkey arrest the dentist in jail. in february 2017, accusing him of terrorist propaganda. he was not released for 290 days. the court ordered ankara to pay $13000.00 euros in reparations. a german woman who moved to syria as a 15 year old to join, so called islamic state, has gone on trial in the eastern german city of holla, the defendant called only as leonora em to protect her identity is accused of aiding and abetting crimes against humanity. now 22 years old, she is alleged along with her i as husband to have enslaved a u. z. the woman in syria in 2015. mm hm. the story of leonora m has attracted great interest in germany. in march of 2015. the then 15 year old secretly left her home village and the eastern state of saxony on halt to joined the so called islamic state and syria, where civil war was raging in rocca, she became the 3rd wife of an last intelligence agent, who was also from germany investigative reporter for my commissi

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this could even reach the european court of human rights. at this point though, the home secretary may say enough's enough and intervene herself. of course, during assange faces a 175 years behind us bars. but with that trial, be fair, considering how fast this process has been in the u. k. chart, edwards dusty. r t a london and that assigned your story, wrapping up this i was news cost here at our to international life for moscow. worse now exactly half past 5, tuesday, late afternoon, early evening. thanks for sharing your time with us. he had more of a story still to come when we were taught at the top. ah, who wrote driven by dreamers shaped banks, concur some of those with ah, there's things we dare to ask. oh, is your media a reflection.

this could even reach the european court of human rights. at this point though, the home secretary may say enough's enough and intervene herself. of course, during the songs faces 175 years behind us bars. but with that trial, be fair considering how fair this process has been in the u. k. chart edwards dusty . artie london, the details of a settlement between convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein, and one of his accuses virginia, drew for with half a $1000000.00 happy made public. it has been revealed miss do free, agreed. she wouldn't take any legal action against potential defendants linked to the discretion financier. currently, she is in the process of suing britain's prince andrew over sex abuse allegations. but the document doesn't mention prince andrew by name. it all comes ahead of unimportant hearing today that could determine whether the case against him will be thrown out. prisoners lawyers will argue that the deal was struck over a decade ago, meaning she cannot proceed with a civil law suit. the queen's 2nd sons accused of sex

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