of the european conventions on human rights. the russian federation tried to circumvent these rules regarding the protection of russian citizens . after september 16, a russian citizen can no longer complain to the european courtof human rights to their own state and taking into account that in fact russia has always been the leader in the number of lawsuits in terms of population, and we are familiar, for example, with lawyers who filed the first cases against the russian federation, and this is the case of russia against kalashnikov kalashnikov against russia a very symbolic surname, but less so. that is, these are people who have tried to change something in the russian federation since the 90s, from the moment when the russian federation entered the council of europe to change something, but unfortunately we see that without systemic oleksandra romantsova is in touch with us, but there are certain problems with the connection, the human rights activist, the executive director of the center for civil liberties, about civil liberties or the lack of them for russians , now we say finish, please, yes, i wanted to say that once again uh, this is uh, this is impossible if society itself does not support the prin

well, for example, from acts related to the european court of human rights, that is, after a certain time, the decisions of the european court of human rights will not be, well, russia will not perceive them as such, which is an expensive directive for it in this regard this is the case . as far as i understand andriy yarmaka regarding a and ms. masovochka, the facts are today. well, one way or another , this will affect the russian federation in the international legal field, because a part of the assets of the russian federation are in the west if even this will not be directly, well, let 's say the decision regarding the person physically present there and the leadership of russia, yes, it may be in a slightly different form, and in relation to oleksiy, how does the statement of russia itself, the head of the investigative committee without a trikin, who said, let's go to the international court of justice , affect these processes we will specifically create an international tribunal against ukraine itself, and hypothetically this intention can be supported by iran, bolivia and syr

that is possible in some way and the procedures are related to two institutions is the european court of human rights the european court of human rights and it can establish certain compensatory measures. but russia came out of the jurisdiction of this to the court, that's why this is the case. so, you see that even if it didn't come out, it's all the same, there are examples when, let's say, certain countries refuse to comply with the decision of the european court, it's us. now, let's say not about russia and the second an option is the international court, an organization of the united nations, but what are the nuances when we talk about the international court of the united nations e.e. in relation to a specific case, the parties must agree that they will make such a decision. are related to the snake island around the variable when there was a dispute between ukraine and romania, but also ukraine and romania before the decision was made essentially decided and recognized that they are this decision fully recognized here to talk about something similar well, we ourselves are perfectly fine we und

the first flight this summer was grounded by the european court of human rights. j was grounded by theped - court of human rights. i think we should have grasped the i we should have grasped the nettle and let the plane take off. we felt powerless, and i'm sure the government feels pretty powerless, because whichever way it tries to turn, to actually do things that the population want done properly, taking back control, taking control of your borders, we seem to be thwarted by external forces seemingly outside of our control. ., _ , control. vahid says he fled iran to britain _ control. vahid says he fled iran to britain because - control. vahid says he fled iran to britain because hel control. vahid says he fled i iran to britain because he was persecuted for being a christian. the home office has told him they intend to reject his asylum application, which means he could be sent to rwanda. translation: ., , , ., translation: the hopes i have had about living _ translation: the hopes i have had about living in _ translation: the hopes i have had about living in a _ translation: the ho

european commission to refrain from approving the national recovery plan until hungary fully will not implement the relevant recommendations and will not implement the existing decisions of the court of the european union and the european court of human rightsthat eu funding is not blocked, according to the hungarian minister for eu affairs, tibor navračych, hungary wants to fulfill these obligations and hopes that the measures the state will be enough to convince the european commission of sufficient steps to protect eu funds, and already a day after the decision, the colleague of the european commission and the minister of justice of hungary yudit varga announced that the hungarian government will conclude an agreement with the european union by the end of the year, stressing that her country has not yet lost the money of the european union. on the same day, the parliament received the first of a series of anti-corruption bills, which the european commission demanded, according to her, the government to focus on the development and fulfillment of obligations to the european union in the coming week and months however, the prime minister's primary reaction was skeptical regarding the decision of the european parliament. we think that this

they have filed an emergency appeal with the european court of human rights, hoping it'll put pressureo allow international organizations access to their son. >> we're doing this so we can find out how maksym is doing. we really have just one goal: that maxsym and his comrades be set free. >> until then, yevgeniya and oleksandr butkevych are trying to remain strong, and fight back the panic and fear they feel for their son. >> and finally, in italy, cycling is a sport normally associated with professional athletes. but change is afoot in the home of ferrari and vespa. the bicycle as a means of transport is picking up pace. and the city of ferrara is ahead of the curve. >> ferrara is a cycling city. a quarter of residents cycle regularly -- which is unusual in italy, where few got around by bike before the pandemic. ferrara's love of bicycles can be seen at ricicletta. instead of throwing away old, broken bikes, they donate piles of them to the project, to be refurbished and resold. >> they support our social project by donating bikes that were left in yards or cellars. we recycle 300 t

they have filed an emergency appeal with the european court of human rights, hoping it'll put pressureo allow international organizations access to their son. >> we're doing this so we can find out how maksym is doing. we really have just one goal: that maxsym and his comrades be set free. >> until then, yevgeniya and oleksandr butkevych are trying to remain strong, and fight back the panic and fear they feel for their son. >> and finally, in italy, cycling is a sport normally associated with professional athletes. but change is afoot in the home of ferrari and vespa. the bicycle as a means of transport is picking up pace. and the city of ferrara is ahead of the curve. >> ferrara is a cycling city. a quarter of residents cycle regularly -- which is unusual in italy, where few got around by bike before the pandemic. ferrara's love of bicycles can be seen at ricicletta. instead of throwing away old, broken bikes, they donate piles of them to the project, to be refurbished and resold. >> they support our social project by donating bikes that were left in yards or cellars. we recycle 300 t

held with the participation of ombudsmen from all regions, speaking about the violation rights of russians abroad. chief ombudsman noted that even the european court of humanegan to make a frankly politicized and biased decision. as for the reforms that are needed in russia moskalkov. she suggested creating a national preventive mechanism to control the situation in the colonies, she also noted that in the far east, the number of complaints related to emergency housing and complaints about the provision of housing, orphans and applications from equity holders has decreased. i also want to say words of gratitude to michael mikhail vladimirovich for creating for us the atmosphere and the working environment in which we can implement what we have in mind, the second day. we work on the khabarovsk land, enjoying the opportunity to raise burning issues and work together with the state authorities in cooperation. tomorrow we will not only comprehend theoretically and discuss practical and theoretical issues. we will work together god to protect a particular person who was deprived of housing, who does not give a salary. now is the time for you to eat sports alex

from the greatest leader to the last the executor of these and here i would say that the european court of human rightse regime there, two figures from germany, the last president of the german democratic republic, the economist and one soldier who shot, and this means that the entire target of this command was found, were accused determined to be responsible from the most important leader to the last executor. and this means that in terms of responsibility, everyone who participated in the implementation of such e-e in the implementation of such orders can be held responsible. this is the purpose of the establishment of such an international tribunal, but mr. president, with all due respect, in the case of nuremberg and in other a-a cases, for example, in relation to the tribunal over the former east german a-a government, that’s all that happened after the regimes collapsed and there was a change of power, but even then it was possible to show this chain subjugation, but how, apart from some such legal theater, can we do while president putin remains in power and the russian state remains as we see i

international court of charity in the gas of an international criminal court asia, various international arbitrations related to financial issues there, the european court of human rights consider those states against specific persons if there is a large-scale violation of human rights but at the end of the day, a crime of this scale is still very difficult to consider by a special tribune, mr. oleksia. thank you for participating in our broadcast . and about the actual general assembly, the un also spoke with mr. oleksiy thank you from the spokesman of the russian war criminal who works in the position of president. so piskov said that putin will not make a separate appeal based on the results of fake, lying pseudo-referendums, direct speech at the moment there are no plans for an appeal, but in the event that any measures appear, and when we say so, they will already appear, we will inform you in a timely manner, pis added that putin is going to meet with the gauleiter of the occupied donbass widespread and a beekeeper, but the exact date has not yet been determined, but for now it is known that the governors went to moscow to complete the procedure for the annexatio

in human rights organizations very often they provide such assistance free of charge , in addition, human rights defenders advise to apply to all possible instances, in particular, to the european courtrights, even though russia officially left the council of europe and refused to implement the decisions of the european themis e. perhaps in the future there will come a moment when it will want to return to europe to the democratic world, when there will be driving changes in the middle of the russian federation, and then in order to turn its policy away from the structure of authoritarianism , return to e-e economic markets of the civilized to the democratic world of the russian federation will have to implement all these decisions and pay all compensations to the people with the filing of complaints should not be delayed because in particular the ecj allows for this 4 months since the discovery of the fact of the violation, but regarding the consideration of lawsuits against the occupiers, we will all have to be patient and bring our victory closer, victory is the key to the creation of such a tribunal and bringing war criminals to justice, because there are no precedents in history

international criminal court, we are also open to discussing the creation of a special tribunal to see the prospects and you know that there are also discussions with the european court of human rightssbourg, the minister of foreign affairs of estonia, urmas rein salo, in an interview with the american tv channel fox news, called russia's aggression against ukraine genocide and called on the countries of the world to be concerned about the world security order, in which force currently prevails, the world should unite and establish a special tribunal against the leader of this war of aggression, which has all the signs of a genocidal type, the world should see putin together with his henchmen on the dock, i will remind oleksandr pavlichenko and alyona lunyova with us now mr. oleksandr and if the european commission and our partners in the european union say that we are ready to create and even join investigations at least before international courts and how all this evidentiary base is obvious that it will simply be masses of documents that will be collected and processed by whom because there is our national prosecutor's office, the police, there are international groups that, in p

ukrenergo has filed a lawsuit against russia at the european court of human rights, demanding compensationuah 17 billion from the aggressor country for losses. in particular , it is about the damage by the russians to the kakhovka hydroelectric power plant and the destruction of the unfinished wind power plant on the island of zmiiny. earlier, khersonoblenergo also announced their intention to go to court and to demand compensation for damages from the aggressor country but the export of metal through the ports will allow entrepreneurs to resume work and ukraine to receive foreign currency, we are talking about an estimated monthly revenue of 600 million dollars this was reported by the commercial director of the national network and metal centers serhiy kovalenko, he noted that the opening of the sea route will provide an opportunity industry to enter world markets with pre-war indicators, if the opening of the ports does not take place by the end of the year, then the enterprises will be in danger of stopping, because the railway logistics will not replace transportation by sea due to sc

the first flight this summer was grounded by the european court of human rights.d have grasped the nettle and actually let - that plane take off. we feel powerless and - the government, i'm sure, feels pretty powerless, - because whichever way it tries to turn, to actually do things. that the population want done properly, like taking back control, taking control. of your borders, we seem to be thwarted by external forces - that are seemingly- outside of our control. vahid says he fled iran to britain because he was persecuted for being a christian. the home office has told him they intend to reject his asylum application. that means he could be sent to rwanda. translation: the hopes i have had about living in a safe - country all vanished. if i knew that i would go through so much, i would never have left. vahid says he was forced to work for the people smugglers. they took us to a place like a warehouse. we were around 35 to a0 people. they said, "you must just follow our orders." were they violent? were you abused 7 yes, they did all of that. they harassed us,

fighter of ukrhydroenergo reported. filed a lawsuit against the russian federation at the european court of human rights, the company demands compensation of uah 17 billion from the aggressor country for inflicting losses this was reported on the official website of ukrhydroenergo, in particular, it refers to the damage by the russians to the kakhovskaya hpp and the destruction of the unfinished wind power plant on the island of zmiiny. previously, kherson oblenergo also announced its intention to sue, however, the russian occupiers are using counter-battery for compensation for damages in the southern direction because they do not have strength and motivation to go into open confrontation, the head of the press center of the village of brony pidna, nataliya humenyuk, told about it. according to her, the enemy is hiding behind reinforced concrete constructions of the second and third lines of defense, however, our defenders are doing everything to prevent them from gaining a foothold there, at the same time the enemy began to use aviation more often in the region, there have been more of them, they are

therapist and a lawyer olga helps mariupol residents to prepare and submit documents to the european court of human rightsis will help herself to a person to declare that his offense will receive compensation and this will help to show in general the scale of the problem that currently exists in ukraine due to the military aggression of the russian federation until residents of mariupol are scattered throughout ukraine and the world. they are already preparing projects for the reconstruction of the city, the steel heart on the banks of the azov river, they are ready to restore it with their own hands, for the fastest victory . from the death of gleb, one of the marines who bravely defended mariupoli from the first days until he was seriously wounded and then there were 17 days of captivity, how was he lucky to reach of his native country and how he got back on his feet, khrystyna velychanska will tell the parade for the thirtieth anniversary of independence ukrainian military equipment passes by the maidan on trukhaniv island a landing force of marines is landed among the newly minted marines gleb when th

therapist and a lawyer olga helps mariupol residents to prepare and submit documents to the european court of human rightswill help themselves to a person to declare that his offense will receive compensation, and this will help to show in general the scale of the problem that currently exists in ukraine due to the military aggression of the russian federation, while mariupol residents are scattered throughout ukraine and the world. they are already preparing projects for the reconstruction of the city, the steel heart on the banks of the azov river, they are ready to restore it with their own hands, so that iryna's victory will be as soon as possible tymchyshyn khrystyna vengelyavska denys sinagin oleksandr makushak ictv facts - the only news and then a story about a defender who at the age of 25 was on the verge of death for once infantrymen who courageously defended mariupoli from the first days until he was seriously wounded and then he was imprisoned for 17 days. how was he lucky to reach his native country and how did he get back on his feet? khrystyna velychanska will tell the story of the parade t

bodies i remind you that until september 16 there was an opportunity to apply to the european court of human rightsfor example, according to the same rule 39 of the court's work regulations for the sake of life, urgent measures to correct the situation. that is, we work with such cases and there are a lot of such cases, they concern our prisoners of war - this is a separate tragic page , they concern civilian hostages, they concern those who suffered from war crimes, oleksandr. it is also interesting, first of all, which international organizations are documenting these crimes so that we understand so that in the future, to whom do we let's turn to the evidence that they see here, the profiling of all this, and secondly , is it even possible to prove who exactly did this, who killed, how do we determine it, because the bodies have already spent a certain amount of time there, i don't know there or simply some natural biological processes of decomposition are taking place, or is it possible to find traces and here are these evidences and facts to later determine which military serviceman of the russ

unfortunately, this is such a political entourage , we can usually consider it in the european court of human rights if it harms people. a criminal court, but these are still crimes , you won't get money there. you just accuse someone. we usually accuse russia as a state of individual persons - this is the international court of integrity in gas, such a tool, but in order to get money, i think you need to look for opportunities for international commercial arbitrations, how to get there under which, in which form, to accuse terrasia of these violations , he knows for sure that we have to apply and prepare materials to the international criminal court, and in the roman statute of documents which, in fact, the international criminal court operates clearly specified crimes against humanity and against the environment and the international criminal court as well as the international court of justice must issue these verdicts they must record the fact of damage recognize all these facts in order to determine this value in general recognize its recovery is another process because it can be forms or repara

the european court of human rights has ruled against the parents of madeline mccann, kate and gerry mccanng in the libel case against a former portuguese policeman. the officer who had worked in the investigation into the disappearance of their daughter from the resort of praia do loosh in 2007 suggested in a book he wrote which was published a year later, that the parents had been involved, they had taken a libel case against him. he was judged to have had a right to free speech and then kate and gerry mccann took the case to the european court of human rights. but it has ruled this morning against them saying that portugal did give them a fair hearing in their original libel case against a former police officer. the ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky, has said speed is of the essence as his country continues to take back territory from russian forces. mr zelensky repeated his request for more military aid from ukraine's partners. meanwhile, ukraine accused russia of shelling a second nuclear power plant, this time in the mykolaiv region. dr 0lena pareniuk is a senior researcher from

of the crimes, in particular, side by side with the law enforcement officers. we also point them out that this will allow the relevant international bodies, such as the international criminal court, the european court of human rightsy persons and punish them with sentences in specific cases. international courts can announce a certain human rights defender within the next five years and notes those ukrainians who want to testify should consider that at least for compensation from moscow it would be worth fighting for andriy, who lost his daughter, does not believe that russia as a state will comply with court decisions even after the end of the war , i stopped communicating with my relatives and friends there . no, no one will understand, dear, now i am going to join the army. i am going to join the army . does not think only about how to raise the granddaughter who saved him and cure her, because diana still carries a fragment of a russian projectile in her lung, she turned 16 on august 16, lives here, studies at a technical school, well, she wants as little as possible be a lawyer mom and i really wanted it to end here shevchenko in kiev we will try this was a story from chernihiv oblast well, in the end, let me

kate and gerry mccann appealed to the european court of human rights about the portuguese court's judgmentce of madeleine, who vanished from a holiday resort in the algarve 2007. the government in wales is pressing ahead with delayed plans to ban single—use carrier bags and plastic drinking straws. england and scotland have already banned plastic straws, cotton buds and stirrers though nowhere in the uk has stopped the sale of single—use carrier bags. around 28 million people were watching on television as the procession carrying the queen's coffin passed through parliament square after the service at westminster abbey yesterday. that was the peak television audience, but huge audiences continued watching throughout the day, the vast majority on the bbc. today, flags on british government buildings around the world are back at full mast at the end of the official period of national mourning. daniela relph reports. after the public mourning of the past 12 days the king has returned to scotland, arriving at aberdeen airport and heading to balmoral, the royal estate where his mother died. in

kate and gerry mccann appealed to the european court of human rights over the way portugal handled theirt they were involved in their daughter's disappearance. the couple have three months to appeal. madeleine mccann disappeared from a holiday resort in the algarve in may 2007. a 20—year—old man has become the first to be jailed following violent scenes in leicester at the weekend. amos noronha was sentenced to ten months in prison after admitting possessing an offensive weapon. nearly 50 people have been arrested after disorder involving men from the hindu and muslim communities, sparked by india winning a cricket match against pakistan last month. navtej johal reports. the sight of a city being damaged — notjust its streets and property but also its reputation. leicester has prided itself on being a place where people from different backgrounds live peacefully side by side. on saturday night, after weeks of incidents and arrests involving mainly young men from parts of the south asian hindu and muslim communities, large—scale disorder broke out in the city. for the first time, it has l

are already involved - this is the un international court of justice for the crime of genocide - this is the european court of justice of human rightsh examines violations of the convention on the protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms in the first days of the war . as soon as we saw the horrors of the russian federation, as soon as they were documented as systemic crimes that have no sign international law crimes, crimes against humanity, war crimes, we began to talk about the need to create a special separate international criminal court like the nurnberg trial, and during the post-world war ii period, there were also existing mechanisms for bringing nazi germany to justice, and the international community did not exist and first of all, the members of this coalition of states that fought against fascist germany, nazi germany, they just came forward with the egg - with the initiative and ultimately developed legal documents, statutory documents of the nuremberg tribunal, and he fulfilled his mission. when we talk about the initiative of ukraine, we mean something like the one that will be created by the international

they can have large claim at the european court of human rights. y remember that some ten years ago, another group of kenyans received some level of compensation as well as an apology of sorts from the british government. advocates and historians have i have been speaking to say particularly with the passing of queen elizabeth ii, they expect the calls to grow throughout regions that were once ruled by the british crown to be asking for reparations from that period. kim? >> an importanant story. thank sos much for following it. david makenzie in jojohannesbur >>> a brutal assault caught on video in china. the main attacker found guilty on a number of charges. we'll have details straight ahead. stay with us. lasting, steroid-free remission. and a chance to visibly repair the colon lining. check. check. and check. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal; cancers, including lymphoma and skin cancer; death, heart attack, stroke, and tears in the stomach or intestines occurred. peopl

uh, the rules that hmm that kyiv imposed regime european court of human rights where he was hmm there is a human rights council where all these institutions in russia have organized more than 300 points for the expression of will. refugees voted there. this is a section of the saratov region in the region , more than 600 migrants live in temporary accommodation centers, thousands of people still hear that they have received residents of the region in their homes. please tell me why you came to vote? all sections worked more quietly in the dpr today, despite the fact that two employees were wounded during shelling earlier election commissions, at the last no vote in donetsk, our special correspondent svyatoslav gordin polling stations closed a few minutes ago , it was originally supposed that the voting would last until 8:00 pm, but the precinct commissions were given the right to finish the work before done. it is for security reasons that the counting of votes is now beginning in the early morning, polling stations are opening throughout the republic, except for the territory that th

the supreme court reversed that sony testimony gave that confirmed the existence so the european court of human rightsthere was a black site operating in poland the former president of poland has acknowledged there was a cia black site but there is no doubt on this question. but nevertheless the court found the testimony would serve as official confirmationt of the well-known fact and then they would be less likely to cooperate if they thought he was with not respect the confidentiality of the relationship. this is built and any harm that poland couldth suffer from disclosure on —- disclosure has alrea q happened. it's the question they should have askedes and didn't but doe it truly serve national security to honor to conceal participationn war crimes? so in a broader sense it was a little better to adopt a rule to t attorney-clnt privilege that the protection will not extend to the commsion of war crimes. so than that sits that aspect of the ruling b in any case it is eremely problematic because it extends the reach of extremely powerful place and it's actually large enough as it is to be that some

court of justice. in ukraine's case against russia. it is why we are intervening in ukraine's case against russia at the european court of human rights. it is why we have supported action at the o.s.c.e., the council of europe, the u.n. general assembly, and the human rights council to hold russia accountable for what it's doing. it's why with 42 other state parties of the international criminal court we referred the situation in ukraine to the i.c.c. prosecutor who is with us here today. it is why we support ukraine's efforts to establish a compensation and reparations mechanism, and it's why we will work with ukraine and other partners to exam -- examine how we can hold russia accountable for the crime of aggression. but it is also why this council collectively must consider how it acts to protect the principles and purpose of the u.n. charter itself. no one country, no matter how big or powerful, should have the ability to veto the application of international law for its own aim. madam president, i said at the council in april that without accountability there is no hope for a sustainable peace. not in ukraine, not anywhere. and i

the supreme court reversed and held any testimony that they gave the confirm the existence of a cia poland by the secret privilege, the european court of human rightshas found that a preponderance of the evidence but beyond reasonable doubt there was a ci black site the operated influence the formere president of poland he was president at the time has acknowledged that there was a cia black site, there is no doubt on this question, nonetheless the court found that mitchell and justin's testimony would serve as official confirmation of the well-known facts and that would harm national security, foreign intelligence service in the future might be left willing to cooperate with the united states if they thought the might respect the confidentiality of the relationship. there was no confidentiality left to respect whatever reputational harm poland might suffer from disclosure has already happen. even if that were the case, the question the court should avastin did not ask does it serve national security to honor our promise to conceal participation in war crime? it serves national security in a broader sense a little better to adopt the role and equiv

kate and gerry mccann had asked the european court of human rights to rule that the portuguese authoritiests.with the details — here's our europe correspondentjessica parker. this kicks can turn tagamet concerns comments made by former police detectives. and he alleged the involvement of this in their daughter's disappearance and the couple took civil action in portugal, the portuguese courts dismissed the case so, the couple went with the reputational damage and they set the portuguese court breached their rights to be presumed innocent. the judge found against the couple today and said that any reputational damage suffered by them was not really as a result of the book, for example. but by the fact that they were briefly placed under police investigation. of course they were removed as suspects in 2008 by the judge found the portuguese courts had not implied guilt now the mccann have the chance to appeal this case and a man is only serving a sentence for separate offences has remained a suspect and he has denied involvement. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead sto

well, there are simple ones known to everyone as the international court of rights, the european court. by humanights. you can go further in the guarantees of local self-government of the council of europe for programming assembly everything, this is europe and so on. cedera, which of course annoyed a lot of people and i think that's where it comes from. on the other hand, it's not worth it at all. uh, to say, uh, and imply that the russian economy will collapse and fall apart and this is naive, uh , imagine, because whether there will be difficulties, there will be huge difficulties, there will be great severity, but we must objectively understand that our citizens are accustomed to having difficulties endure and experience difficulties. of course, i would like the economy to develop and citizens to face these difficulties. unfortunately, it's obviously obvious it will be so i can't yes, yes about this status. i was just talking about another notebook, where he said that now is the time, that putin believes that this is not about people about the process of institutions. yes, and you know, i ca

of the policy to deport failed asylum seekers to rwanda. it's currently being challenged in the high court. flights to country's capital kigali were cancelled at the last minute after the european court of human rightse, showing what they believe to be the earliest evidence of surgical amputation. the remains are around 31 thousand years old, which means the amputation was carried out some 24 thousand years earlier, than the previous estimate. our science correspondent victoria gill has the story. home to our ancestors. these remote caves in indonesian borneo are adorned with some of the world's earliest rock art. but when archaeologists went in search of other signs of prehistoric life, they found something unexpected, a human skeleton carefully buried inside a cave with its left foot missing. forensic inspection revealed what researchers say is the first evidence of surgical amputation of a limb, carried out 31,000 years ago, when this person was a child. this is a very clear surgical technique that's been done. it's concrete evidence, in the most extreme and clear way. very advanced surgery would have been required for this child to have survived. and if that's the case, people are sharing knowle

kate and gerry mccann appealed to the european court of human rights about the portuguese court's judgementg scrawls and bags. england and scotland have already banned them and cons and �*s terrors. nowhere to stop the sale —— stirrers. an inquest has opened at leeds crown court into the death of yassar yaqub, who was shot by police on a motorway slip road in 2017. our correspondent nick garnett is in leeds. before the inquest, there was one immediate change to proceedings, and that was when the jury was sworn in and gave their oath and affirmations for the king. the barristers are now immediately king counsel. the coroner explained about the death of yassar yaqub, who was 28 years old when he was shot on the 2nd of january 2017th. he was in the passenger seat of an audi a4. what they didn't know was they were being followed by four undercover police cars. the coroner told the jury they were not there accidentally. he later told the jury that evidence would suggest the police had been investigating mr yaqub for around two months in what they called operation field view. he told the jury ope

human rights became the main measure of their alien. and those who check the observance of these rights. and when erdogan now announces that the european courtmakes political decisions. yet they understand. this is also the result of a unipolar world, and they do not control the observance of universal values, when the head of the hungarian foreign ministry assures that the ukrainian crisis has led to a catastrophic weakening of the eu, that european politicians have failed to protect their citizens from the consequences of conflicts in which they are not to blame. this is also the result of how ukraine was lured into the eu, nato did not notice its ultranations and reacted only to promises to build democracy. that is why now withdrawal from the ukrainian conflict is one capitulation in the new cold war is impossible ksenia nekrasova tried to understand how china would play in this situation. after all, it only looks like a new battle between the capitalist system and communism. all the same, they perfectly understand mao's weaning in china, there is little left that was harshly led to the idea of ​​perestroika and turning back, but he has a

been challenged that the fight to the capital were cancelled as a last minute after the european court of human rights. there have been fears that lake manchar, in the southern sindh province, could burst its banks and inundate villages. over the weekend, more than 100—thousand people were urged to leave the area after officials breached the lake three times, to relieve the pressure. pakistan has been experiencing the worst monsoon flooding in its history. more than 1,300 people have perished, and tens of millions of people are displaced. 0ur pakistan correspondent pumza fihlani is following developments in islamabad. we are seeing different pictures across the across the country in balochistan where there hasn't been rain in some time. they are starting to experience a bit of an aftermath picture where efforts there are concentrated around trying to rebuild, where the current danger now area of concern still remains for authorities is in the province of sinth, where they are still really high water levels, part of them coming from mantia lake, which was breached to try and release some of that pressu

it is very important for a human rights activist keep the human rights sphere from politicization. why did russia decide to leave this european court ofan rights, in general, it was an important structure for the protection of human rights and for the human rights elevator in general, but russia could not remain under the jurisdiction of a body that was politicized. how did this politicization take place? yes, in the fact that people who filed their complaint with the european court, on human rights, found themselves in a kind of informational vacuum and did not understand. why is one person's complaint reviewed through a month, and another after 5 years, and we only analyze it, we realized that the attitude towards different subjects of our state is unequal and but k such an attitude as unequal both to the state and to us citizens, and as if second-class, of course, it could not be tolerated. it was impossible, so questions today. uh, in a new way, putin spoke about double standards, citing as an example a scythe and e different attitudes towards the same situations that are developing in the eu states and, uh, in states that are bei

but we will start with news that broke a short time ago, the european court of human rights has ruledainst the parents of missing madeleine mccann. they have accused the portuguese authorities have not giving them a beer hearing in the libel battle against a former police officer. jessica parkerjoins us. this stems from a book written by a former police officer who worked on the original investigation in portugal into the disappearance of the young girl. into the disappearance of the young uirl. , , ., , ., into the disappearance of the young . irl. , , . , . , , girl. these were statements made by a book, a documentary _ girl. these were statements made by a book, a documentary newspaper i girl. these were statements made by a book, a documentary newspaper asi a book, a documentary newspaper as well, alleging the involvement of the parents and the disappearance of madeline mccann. they launched proceedings in the portuguese courts but those cases were dismissed and they took a case to the european court of human rights but it has today ruled against the couple. they are saying the re

forces will come to any point on this planet and find you and you will not be in the european court of human rightsed. hello, how are they doing? if you know, if anything is inside, it is not a fact that you can retran is just a defense. let's just say the americans, they will declare the reality of their hajj, they did not accept what he approved somewhere, yes, they have the right, but don't care. they wanted them to have a law accordingly, with which they can do whatever they think is right, right there, not and so on all over the planet, but everything adopted and implements this law there are terrorists. no, if it will be all according to the law, if the law is fully prescribed. uh, how will terrorism be recognized? what is terrorism? who is terrorism and its responsibility, you know the americans can be destroyed by laden himself, they will allow it about themselves. they are well done after finding so, if a person is not necessarily, unfortunately the russian federation if he at some point worked collaborated with the russian federation, what do you think? now you're now the afghans are bein

kate and gerry mccann appealed to the european court of human rights about the portuguese court'sjudgement disappearance. the couple have three months to appeal. madeleine mccann disappeared from a holiday resort in the algarve in may 2007. the idea is put forward as part of the welsh government's cooperation agreement with plaid cymru and could give individual councils the power to charge a levy on all overnight stays. many within the tourism industry say to the wrong time to be thinking about extra taxes during the cost of living crisis. brendan williams reports. the tourism industry is worth £6 billion per year and many think this is a worrying idea. we billion per year and many think this is a worrying idea.— billion per year and many think this is a worrying idea. we have been one ofthe is a worrying idea. we have been one of the biggest — is a worrying idea. we have been one of the biggest tourist _ is a worrying idea. we have been one of the biggest tourist attractions - of the biggest tourist attractions in north wales and the last thing we need after covid is a tax on tourism beca

of legislation. something about having the european law but still subject to european court of human rights.till want it to go ahead. the question is have they identified a different route. . ~' ,, have they identified a different route. . ,, i. ,, have they identified a different route. . ,, ,, , route. thank you. one issue may be not 'ust route. thank you. one issue may be not just reviewing _ route. thank you. one issue may be notjust reviewing but _ route. thank you. one issue may be not just reviewing but whether - notjust reviewing but whether they have the bandwidth to deal with so many issues ongoing and they have a question of the northern ireland protocol which is clearly front and centre in the focus of liz truss will be once you get the first priority out of the way which is the energy bill crisis and we are told, sources suggest, that the government is looking at stopping energy bills rising above £2500, still above the 1900 pounds predicted with the raising of the price cap in effect next month. we will know for certain what liz truss is planning but she has offered a reassuran

what kind of european society is it when we ourselves so grossly violate people's rights, and it will be very unfortunate if one of these students will appeal to the international court of humanights and he will definitely win it and this will put another financial and moral burden on the shoulders of the state of ukraine during martial law, such things are unacceptable, i still once i emphasize, we will solve this by legal means in the verkhovna rada of ukraine, that there with that battalion of monaco, at least someone has been taken away from someone's ukrainian citizenship, you know and i am only in unison with mykhailo mykhailovych that it is not only that there is no desire, let's honestly say that it is very many and it is profitable because you can adjust the manual mechanism. absolutely everything was also released exactly as they wanted, and this is actually no, oleksandrivnytsia, the question here is, so to speak, when there is a manual mode it always predicts it predicts that dependence on one or another actor well, yes, but i think this is also related to the fact that in our country they were distributed so randomly summonses or what they are handing out , i don

whom you can draw up your own rules of the game, your courts, including the eurasian court of human rights to create your own concept of human rights, and not the european, where russia will create the development vector is understood, that is, in in some sense. uh, the situation you're describing to me. and this is what we do over and over again, but we allow the sharper to be a sharper, so that over and over again we tell all the guys, look, we tried again. we tried again. we are again tried. he threw it off once. he threw us two, he threw us, three all the rules that they give you, about which they tell you, turn away to the scammer. yes, this is all, as it were, a lie, but let 's go. with us, by the way, you've been telling. i remembered that indeed. again, returning to tactics in the broadest sense, to strategy in the broadest sense of the word in the same judo, and the president, uh, judoka. and i think that all these things are passed on to him, many people in the dudo have a huge number of throws. it is generally performed from a prone position to back. that is, in principle, in this design, uh, how to be on the back and on the shoulder blades d

whom you can draw up your own rules of the game, your courts, including the eurasian court of human rights, create your own concept of human rights, and not the europeane situation that you describe to me. and this is what we do over and over again, but we allow the sharper to be a sharper, so that over and over again we tell all the guys, look, we tried again. we tried again. we tried again. he threw it once. he threw two of us, three of us threw all the rules about which they tell you, about which they tell you, turn away to the scammers. yes, it's all like a lie, but let's let's. with us, by the way, you've been telling. i remembered that indeed. again, returning to tactics in the broadest sense, to strategy in the broadest sense of the word in the same judo, and the president is a judoka. and i think that all these things are passed on to him, many people in the dudo have a huge number of throws. it is generally performed from a supine position. that is, in principle, in this construction, uh, how to be on the back and on the shoulder blades does not mean losing the question of what do you have next, what combination? well, let's move on. here's m

courts, and rupturing key cornerstones of the good friday agreement -- this new independent conditions recovery body is, we feel it's income be palatable with articles two and three with the european commission on human rights. and it's an assault on the good friday agreement. as members will be over, the incorporation of the european convention in -- is key to the good friday agreement. i've worked in the area of oral history and memorialization. i'm really concerned that in a space where very important work could be done on an intergenerational trauma, around reconciliation, there's a rather cynical attempt to beef up these proposals in oral history memorialization as legal cover for the de facto. this is evidence of a reconciliation process. and the memorandum on compliance with the european convention on human rights there is a link between these oral history proposals and the space that the uk government thinks it can identify for a lawful amnesty if it's linked to a reconciliation process. the jurisprudence is not extensive in clear. but i see that as a cynical attempt to use this as a smokescreen. there's also worrying direct government control over all aspects of these proposed mechanisms. the secre