romania more than 50 percent when to dance in 2020 the new commission has taken romania to the european court of justice. twice for failing to close dumps. the fusion of pull kinds of blooming transylvania in town and the cues, county seat in the center where things look quite p. it's hard to believe that romania recycler is only 14 percent of its municipal waste compared to the average of 49 percent. the what is going wrong in teams. in a residential area, we looked at the start of the waste chain. the 1st impression is positive, used to run the waste collection company and now owns and operates a recycling business. after a few minutes we find the 1st garbage truck in the so what's happening now again are different types of ways, right? yes, yes. i think they are mixing or or they'll be yes. unplugged, shunned or has to play detective because he can't get up to date data or the waste collection agency is required to collect it. he says and takes the romanian environmental protection agency toys to publish the figure. this little has been done and recycling and the last decade moment blocks was yes, se

the new commission has taken romania to the european court of justice. twice for failing to close dumps. the fusion of pull kinds of blooming transylvania in town and the ques, county seat. in the center with things look quite keen, it's hard to believe that romania recycler is only 14 percent of its municipal waste, from pad to the average of 49 percent. the what is going wrong in teams? in the residential area, we look at the start of the waste chain. the 1st impression is positive, different bins for different waste. you guys recycle your way. sometimes sometimes this was sometimes he doesn't make sense because the same car is taking the garbage. so if it is not actually recycling is one called the phone to pick everything. and then it happens before all eyes. the sign on the truck reads today we collect paypal, but they also take everything is from our the bins. or is this an isolated case? trash collectors who don't play by the rules or is it systemic the next morning we meet chandel cutters, for he knows the business used to run the waste collection company and now owns and operat

the european court of justice says polish changes to how judges are appointed are illegal. the polish justice minister called the european court corrupt. the e.u. is also withholding aid to poland with serious disputes over green energy. there is strong unity with the e.u. over russia, seen as a direct threat to poland. >> there are all kinds of attacks right now on the borders. we have been seeing them for the past two years. russia and belarus are increasing the pressure on our borders. they are increasing the number of provocations and we have to be aware a number of the provocations will increase. sohail: the kremlin says pulling his become of the most pro-western european power hostile to russia. >> their existing risks with the militarization of poland. warsaw announced its intention to build the most powerful army on the continent. in this regard, purchases of weapons have begun from the united states of america, great britain and korea. let's bring in our guests. in warsaw, liliana smiech, president of the warsaw institute, a polish nonprofit think tank specialising

i think all too often - people don't understand how the echr works, how the european court of justicee accurate, and the benefits we get from it. it is a treaty obligation, to be a member of the council of europe, which all european democracies are, you have to accept the jurisdiction of the european court of human rights. that does not mean we always agree with every decision that they make, that applies to our own courts as well. but in fact britain has one of the best track records of success in front of the european court of human rights. and we succeed in something like 95% of cases. the circumstances where we sometimes lose are very rare indeed, and it will be very foolish to answer out the baby with the bath water. the frustration over metroand is i think understandable because of the way that interim measures —— the frustration over rwanda, interim measures, like interimjurisdictions rwanda, interim measures, like interim jurisdictions are done. if you have a name tojudge, it is not donein you have a name tojudge, it is not done in the way, with the lack of transparency which

, equally influential , the prosecutor general of yanukovych's time, pshonka, won in the european court of justice and now the eu must remove sanctions from him because of the different standards of proof in our institutions and in of europe, taking this into account, can we see that in the near future sanctions will be lifted abroad, for example, from the same medvedchuk, it depends on the system that works in our country, of course, it is very unfortunate that the sanctions were lifted from millet, but i want to remind you that they have been implemented for a certain period of time and the system that works in our country should have worked out all these issues and provided enough evidence so that these sanctions were not lifted. although the last name of pshonka was heard, including in the european union, keep in mind that there they look at the procedures there, they look at the documents there, they do not look at the last name , so this is eh for a certain part of those employees who dealt with this issue , we have understanding that it is necessary to look very carefully so that in these n

ukraine, militarily. poland is involved in serious disputes to the use highest called the european court of justice says post changes to how the judges are pointed over legal. the polish justice minister lashed out calling the european court corrupt that he is also withholding ninty $40000000000.00 at 8 to poland with serious dispute. so green energy policies, coal mining, and phasing out vehicles with petrol and diesel engines. the strong unity, however, with the over russia seen is a direct threat to poland, russian. and i'm not sure that i need to. there are all kinds of hybrid detox right now, and i'll boat is on the list you any and border on the polish border which we have been seeing for the past 2 years. russia and beller roots are increasing. the pressure on our board is the increasing the number of publications, and we have to be aware that the number of these publications will increase because she's in the other 5 minutes as poland is becoming the most pro us european power hostile to russia. so just to assure you that there are existing risks associated with the militarization of poland

>> well, this announcement today rolls back a ruling of the european court of justice that implementedingdom, now affecting . united kingdom, now affecting. one quarter of councils in england. >> so far, expected to be rolled out further as time goes on. that means that if you want to build a house in these areas so far that are under the nutrient neutrality guidelines as they're known, they would need to offset the amount of phosphorus or nitrates. >> that may well be emitted. and that means that housing developers have been expected to buy up farmland elsewhere in the country, turn it into wetlands or turn it into woodland. >> and of course , that can cost >> and of course, that can cost a lot of money. >> it can cost more than £10,000 per house being built. and so in the areas where these rules have been implemented so far , what been implemented so far, what we've seen is a dramatic fall in house building. of course, this has only been the case after 2018. after this eu court of justice ruling was delivered and it has meant a huge change to the landscape of building in this country

there are two united nations court of justice decrease telling azerbaijan to open the lachin corridor. the european in the world has condemned them and they are not budging. so the question is are we going to act or are we going to allow another genocide of armenians, this time in this century, the 21st century, to occur. the only way to... , century, to occur. the only way to," , ., century, to occur. the only way to... , ., , , , to... sorry to interrupt because i wanted to _ to... sorry to interrupt because i wanted to ask _ to... sorry to interrupt because i wanted to ask people _ to... sorry to interrupt because i wanted to ask people might - to... sorry to interrupt because i wanted to ask people might not| to... sorry to interrupt because i - wanted to ask people might not have an idea but of the geography of this area. can you explain to us why this lachin corridor i5 area. can you explain to us why this lachin corridor is the only way in and the only way out?— lachin corridor is the only way in and the only way out? there was a war in 2020 _ and the only way out? there was a war in 2020 wh

folks who were here will know, the heart of the concerns raised in the litigation and court of justice and the european union was a concern u.s. surveillance logs focuses on rights of u.s. persons and persons in the u.s.. this is typical. most countries do this, provide some set of special protections to their own nationals and people within their borders. but this is a big concern to the european union, particularly in the context of transborder data flows. as a result of those concerns and a few iterations of programs to address it over the years, harbor and shield, where we are now is with eo 14 oh 86 signed by the president in october which articulates the set of conditions under which cigna can be done or any other signet -- sagan operational program. that says as a matter of government policy, the u.s. will afford to non-us persons the same kinds of protections afforded to u.s. persons and the assessment of who gets the protections, whether the government entered into an agreement. what we have seen now is, through these international negotiations between the u.s. and european union, following th

and today, literally we're seeing european states also joining our request for the international court of justice in the hague to take this climate, climate change question. and i analyze and conclude what are the states obligations in regard to climate action. and this is very important. it will be done through an advisory opinion, where they, there's a international court of justice in the hate will be able to analyze, receive documentation and conclude what are the obligation of states. and it's very important the lead for, from one of our to and it's important also to say that it started with the youth from one to what vinyl. why to man the pacific islands and calling the attention and action of the states. and now it's a global movement, and now it stays uh through like the, the procedure is through a un general assembly to make that this request to the highest court internet. and it's certainly inspiring to see, you know, youth driven initiative gain that much attention and support on the global level of hundreds of countries or over a 100 countries indicating that they'd supported um, anyt

international criminal court and the european court of human rights, and not a single one was considered, therefore, in these conditions, the only hope for the triumph of justicethe investigative committee of the russian federation to date, about three thousand bodies have been initiated against more than 700 ukrainian nationalists. today, employees of the investigative committee record the consequences of shelling, initiate cases and form evidence base, as soon as the territory was vacated , teams of employees of the investigative committee went there to collect evidence without delay, one of such areas was the main priority. this, of course, is an area of ​​work with victims. the victim is the civilian population that has been there all these years, which was not able to receive normal human objective protection , banal protection simply from lawlessness. tell as a result there you suffered, property some kind of destruction in where you are were cut completely. how much water they tried to extinguish, so as not to burn out, only poisoning was resuscitation. on the territory of the lugansk and donetsk people's republics, it means that there were their own la

the virtue signalling european union has declined to join the european convention because it recognises that it wants the court of justiceal view, to be the highest judicial body and in the case of the united kingdom, it should be the supreme court. we shouldn't be in the european convention. there's need for us to be there's no need for us to be part of it. it's anti—democratic stick, and our supreme court should the supreme judge of should be the supreme judge of all all issues in the united kingdom. well ben and peter, it's been a spirited back and forth. >> i'm afraid we have run out of time there. i would have liked to get another. no doubt this conversation will continue in in future seems to be a future days. it seems to be a long running one, even a debate within government. but peter tatchell habib, thank within government. but peter tatc so.l habib, thank within government. but peter tatc so much habib, thank within government. but peter tatc so much for habib, thank within government. but peter tatc so much for yourib, thank within government. but peter tatc so much for your timeiank within government. but pet

justice to you? funded? must be presumed, innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law. so on the day, european states began evacuating their nationals from needs, their fears were growing. they could end up trapped in the west african country following a military cool and rising regional tensions. this is the one point we really felt that sense of insecurity. we knew that everything to change at any moment. all of a sudden the situation felt unsafe. and the call for at least welcome to the show, donald trump has been indicted twice before, but this one is different. the former us president has been charged with committing crimes that strike at the heart of us democracy of working to overturn the 2020 presidential election when he knew he had lost to joe biden. the indictment maps out drums efforts to steal the election which culminated on january 6th of 2021, with the deadly storming of the capital building by a crowd of trumps, or porters or congress was in the act of certifying the vote. the 1st count against the drum is for conspiracy to defraud the united states. as, as the conspiracy trie

court register currently contains two decisions in the same case instead the complaint to the high council of justice against ihor vysher has not yet been considered ukraine , as a candidate for joining the europeannues to fulfill its obligations to international partners, in particular, it is carrying out judicial reform, which is a key requirement on this path, this means a complete reset of the system, which requires radical measures to prevent unscrupulous judges no longer appeared in new places, disciplinary proceedings were effective, and qualification evaluations were fair and impartial in modern conditions due to high distrust of the judiciary of the pre-judicial authorities because of such flagrant cases of corruption offenses, the public and society's trust in the cleaning of the judicial system is very important, therefore the participation of these representatives of public associations is very important for the reform of our judicial branch of government, the key bodies of the judicial system are already reboot, updated composition of the high council of justice and the high qualification commission of judges, now formed, new composition of the public council of integrity, the public

of european countries that russia attacked someone again. this is clearly not what it will win back. well , let's go, the international court of justice our side and will not stop behaving aggressively. yes, yes, of course, of course, that's why it's being prepared here, the second direction is clearly visible of this for sure and the client specifically thaws the script. apparently it will be like that huh? they will provoke china to create a blockade of taiwan by means of a naval blockade, the united states of america will start military operations in the hope of success. local mother. this will bring in larger forces. china then korea will enter there, you see, and we will stretch, so uh, a very serious conflict is also brewing there. why is this being done, again , in order to draw off part of the russian forces? well, we will have to keep a grouping there to cover the sakhalin islands well, the kuril islands of sakhalin , e . west is very serious is preparing to continue the conflict with ukraine once and five times and apparently. e. the course for the expansion of this conflict has been taken, as the experience of the second wo

justice in this country justice system in this country seems to be increasingly hamstrung international hamstrung by international agreements with people like the european court ofhuman rights, united nations , the who , many of united nations, the who, many of which were signed or some of which were signed or some of which were signed a long time ago when the world was different and a lot of which are used by politicians as excuses. and when they're something or they're asked to do something or i'd to help, but i'd love to help, but international agreement, what can we how we start to can we do? so how do we start to take control of our justice take more control of our justice system or at least update some of agreements of those agreements so they reflect today's world? >> do you think if it turns >> and do you think if it turns out that we can't send people on flights to rwanda, should the government potentially look at withdrawing the echr ? withdrawing from the echr? >> i think that's an absolute you know, could replicate the you know, we could replicate the relevant aspects in uk law and at least have control over what we're doing. you know, rwanda is a qu