well, firstly, first of all, when we talk about er, the state, when it ratifies the european convention on humanights, it undertakes adhere to the standards of rights defined in the articles. of this convention, do not violate them, however, all states violate them a little bit, let's say, the european court is a controlling mechanism that stands on guard of compliance by states with cases defined in this convention, considers both individual statements and interstate statements , determines in which cases a violation occurred, no violation occurred and makes a decision on the relevant cases, giving accordingly. states have the task of correcting the situation with violations and ee not to violate in the future, when the state finds itself in a situation, as ukraine is currently at war with the russian federation, then it understands that it cannot provide all rights, provide, i repeat, not fulfill, but provide, and in 2014, understanding that the territory of the autonomous republic of crimea remains. legally ukrainian, but ukraine cannot ensure the right, for example, not to be subjected to to

the institute appeared on the basis of the faculty of theology of the european humanities university.d from 1992 to 2004. its dean was metropolitan of minsk sludsk philoret, patriarch and exarch of all belarus. this year marks 20 years since the institute of theology is part of the structure of the belarusian state university, but this is not its whole history, because for another 10 years since the mid -nineties, the institute of theology, which was then called theological or theological faculty, was an integral part of the then well-known european humanities in belarus. university, this is exactly how it was conceived as one or the leading faculty in a classical university, the historians of this faculty had the famous, beloved and ever -memorable bishop philoret vakhrameev, the hero of belarus, i too... a graduate, well, one might say, of the institute of theology, when it was still theological faculty, with lord feloret, i had to communicate personally, as... as a student, as a participant in various events.

yes, you could get to the european court of human rights. however, his d, my saying that this is not a given that they would take it up. they also say that they fear that these expedition could be so swift, that there would be no time relay to um, to, to wait for the decision by the european court of human rights. so they really said that he could, he could really go out to the united states pretty quickly and they say that this

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increasing requests from fifa to take action against the zionist regime the european mediterranean human rights watch asked the international olympic committee and the international football federation to take a serious stand against tel aviv. this observatory has witnessed he mentioned the loss of 270 palestinian athletes and the destruction of more than 80% of the sports facilities in gaza. yesterday, fifa requested the immediate suspension of the zionist regime from international football for the next two months. embedded in its recent statement, the european mediterranean human rights watch called fifa's action an example of a double standard and wrote: fifa quickly banned russia from participating in the world cup in response to the war between russia and ukraine. ukraine's president signed a law allowing some convicts to join the country's armed forces. this law applies to certain groups of convicted prisoners other than murderers and criminals of security crimes are allowed to register in the army under a contract during martial law. on the other hand, these convicts will have the

european human rights activists also opposed the initiative, saying that it does not meet any of theice commission, since it provides for collective punishment of the church, its clergy and parishioners, and also violates the principle of non-interference in the internal affairs of a religious organization. even in the usa they suddenly became concerned. the us congress is worried that kiev’s actions, for example, the issue of financing kiev is not being considered as quickly as we would like, members of congress have doubts about the new law that will close a number of churches in ukraine, republicans, who are largely from -they don’t want to supply ukraine with dollars for this. the members of the uoc themselves - those who, without any laws, are already suffering from the repressive machine of kiev, called for prayers for the deputies to come to their senses. for the last two of the year. in the verkhovna rada, the european solidarity faction and petro poroshenko demand that the issue of a complete ban on the canonical ukrainian orthodox church be put back on the agenda. why do th

called the theological or theological faculty, was an integral part of the then well-known european humanities university in belarus, which is exactly how it was conceived as one or the leading faculty in the classical university of the origins - theology, as it seems to me, uh, achieves, is called upon to achieve two such, two such goals, there is a dual goal, yes, the first goal is precisely the formation of a worldview, the formation of a worldview with the help of which, a person then he will not only be able to be successful in some profession, yes, it... gives certain skills, competencies, yes, they can be acquired with the help of, well, special techniques, the acquisition of knowledge and skills. the institute of theology of bsu is the only educational structure in belarus that trains professional theologians and religious scholars in the field of secular education, training highly qualified specialists in the field of philosophical anthropology, theology, and religious studies. it is worth saying that religion, yes, like us all we studied, but classically we know that religars are abo

were convicted there, if i remember correctly, the victims of this tragedy appealed to the european court of humanrect, they were helped by lawyers, they correctly filed the appropriate claims, they are all correct. did, they presented all the evidence that they suffered, those who became disabled there also suffered, those who died, their families filed, and those who became disabled there also filed it all , submitted accordingly, we suffered, we the state that allowed all this to happen must now compensate for our losses, help, everything has been considered for years - not a single decision has been made in the european court of human rights, not a single one, but why, answer me, i just want to understand. is it convenient to support these scoundrels and murderers? do you support murderers? in europe they are not called murderers, of course, but what they are called, what else can they be called, well, this is for the freedom of freedom fighters, fighters for a new ukraine, because these events are sad and criminal, i am not afraid of this word, criminal events, i mean odessa, yes odessa. but

human rights. echr? -- european court of human richts. ., ~' echr? ink the court would take the case. there _ rights. no, i think the court would take the case. there is _ rights. no, i think the court would take the case. there is a _ rights. no, i think the court would| take the case. there is a procedure of the rules 39 injection, it has to be taken very quickly and what i have been reminding the uk government is, whatever the outcome, if it is negative, he would need to be given the time to be able to make that challenge and that they don't extradite him before he has had that opportunity. but we still have, i understand the hearing may be held in autumn, he still has the chance to fight on freedom of expression grounds and i think they are relatively strong so we will see how he perceives. relatively strong so we will see how he perceives-— he perceives. interesting you say, when i he perceives. interesting you say, when i talk _ he perceives. interesting you say, when i talk to _ he perceives. interesting you say, when i talk to the _ he perceiv

europe is obliged to comply with the norms regarding the observance of human rights provided for by the european convention on human rights and fundamental freedoms. so, what kind of convention is this, how does it define human rights in our country? look, the convention itself is an international agreement that defines fundamental human rights recognized by all democratic countries, for example, the right to life, the right to freedom, personal integrity, this is... the right to a fair trial, the right to non-interference in private and family life and many, many other rights, and ukraine, as one of the countries of the council of europe, has undertaken to guarantee all people, regardless of citizenship, who are its territory, that it will guarantee them these fundamental rights, they, in particular, are also enshrined in our constitution, so it cannot be said that this is some unique set of rights that exists only in this convention, no, but the convention itself is to.. . additional such a mechanism, an additional guarantee, how can these rights be protected in ukraine, if they are violated i

is the most good patry of has been on the continual pressure in 2023 with the blessing of european and us human rights organizations. progression turned out dried religious war the in the last 12 months alone, being hundreds of the tanks on ukrainian or the adults pres, dozens of whom have been imprisoned. on live tv and without hesitation,

in its recent statement, the european mediterranean human rights watch called fifa's action an example of a double standard and wrote: fifa in response to war. russia and ukraine quickly banned russia from participating in the world championships. american police continued to attack several universities. the country arrested a number of students in columbia university, where more than 250 students of this university were arrested in the last month, the police once again arrested a number of students and took them to prison by bus. students also gathered around this bus with the slogan "free them". at philadelphia university, a number of pro-palestinian students occupied a university building. hundreds of police forces entered the university and arrested the students . also at the university of chicago students entered a university building and sat in it. the police had collected the tents of protesting students last week. on the other hand, some american media announced. police officers out here today, that's thousands of student scholarships, thousands of students could have been able

yes, you could get to the european court of human rights. however, his d, my saying that this is not a given that they would take it up. they also say that they fear that these expedition could be so swift, that there would be no time relay to um, to, to wait for the decision by the european court of human rights. so they really said that he could, he could really go out to the united states pretty quickly and they say that this was have, and so do a lot of his supports and say they say there's, this was a really great implications for, for freedom of speech. because they is supposed to say they could, but he could ultimately face the death sentence. the u. s. doesn't agree with that, but this is what his family and what the support is. fee could happen in the future . oh, correspondent, big mazda in london. thank you very much bigger and that's have a quick look now at some of the other stores making headlines to the different interior administer that has almost 2 police officers killed in unrest and new caledonia. bad coffins arrives at th

oh, as far as meeting those standards are trained recently suspended parts of the european human rights convention on its territory. how does that fit with the, the standards and values that you claims to safeguard? it doesn't necessarily fit comfortably in the 1st visit derrick. jason, from a convention that she back in 2015 is the only thing you know, they've had a delegation from the human rights commission for 9 years now. and under that kind of political side of the step. so the nascent type in the back. so i just by uncomfortable questions for the, the commission and the teacher. i think in any case, you know, the will likely will of and many years before the point to when she crane may or may not also be joining your opinion, which twice of a bond is quite seems you know, way in the page. yeah. and at the same time cube is ramping up as mobilization practices, and that has postpone to the presidential election indefinitely. are these matters not a concern for brussels? the most clear today is it? no, you cannot really make substances steps to see if you need any mention what goes

human rights of these individuals. and if, let's say leaving the european convention of human rights is a strategy to get around this, ithis is a terrible idea because the european convention of human rights says very little to do with migration per se. and is instead a convention that actually guarantees the human rights of every single british citizen and resident. right. so something that those human rights, because we can point to examples of the echr doing what many people, many reasonable , many people, many reasonable, all centre ground people in the united kingdom would say is massive overreach. >> take the case in switzerland, just a few weeks ago, the swiss people voted in a referendum that they did not want to go further and faster on their net zero plans. absolutely. and then a group of elderly women take the government to the echr and claiming it breaches their women's rights because they get, over exposed to heat and suddenly you have a court , an suddenly you have a court, an international court saying the government cannot pursue the policy that the people have voted for and must instead pursue a policy

the appeal to the council of europe, because primarily this statement is directed to the european court of humancan file lawsuits against the state of ukraine for violation of rights, referring to the restriction of their rights, and since... if there were no such appeals and accordingly there would be whole cases where the state of ukraine would bear losses and in the decision they could be issued against the state of ukraine, as long as there is martial law, there is an explanation, there is a suspension of these norms, accordingly, this does not allow the european court of human rights to make a decision against the state of ukraine in these cases, this does not mean that in others we will or will not have a decision against states of ukraine during this war, we will have, unfortunately, they are not gathered there yet. in one block, but these decisions will be made, and the problem is that we cannot go through all the instances in ukraine itself to protect our rights, the courts do not accept the lawsuit, referring, by the way, to the law on martial law, so and the decision on martial law, s

human rights credentials of the u.s. in particular. christian: right. are you not suggesting though that they would be -- i know there are lots of discussions around the europeanhuman rights when it comes to migration at the moment, but you are not suggesting he would be denied an appeal at the echr, are you? alice: no, i think the european court of course would take the case. there's a procedure over rule 39 injunction that has to be taken very quickly. what i have been reminding t u.k. government is, whatever the outcome, if it's negative, he would need to be given e time to make that challenge and that they do not extradite him before he has had that opportunity. but i understand hearing may be held in autumn. he's still got this chance to fight on freedom of expression grounds. and i think they are relatively strong, so we will see how he proceeds. christian: it is interesting, when i talk to the u.k. government i noticed today that jeremy or corbin -- do y get a sense this is a major problem for the u.k. government, given their relations with the white house and obviously trying to hold the extradition treaty they have? is it now becoming a political sore

the reason that we haven't been able to send anyone to rwanda is because of the european convention on human tells you sovereign , that european sovereign, that european convention trumped the plans of the government through the rule 39 interim measures, now, i agree with baroness hoey because she said the supreme court won't see a different view than the high court in northern ireland, and there's no other way they can read it, because the good friday agreement protected fundamental human rights in, in, in entrenched in the european convention, human rights and protected with the right to scrutiny by the strasbourg courts. now the rwanda act disapplied all of that. so i'd like i'd be interested to see what the supreme court in the uk , how are they going to view it? because their scrutiny has been eroded by the safety of rwanda act, as well . act, as well. >> is that where it's all heading? you think some a big a big battle in the supreme court later this summer? ivan >> i think so. and it'll be interesting how the courts deal with this, because they are essentially i mean , justice is esse

and this scenario, as long as his wife has pledged to appeal to the european court of human rights. we hope that the courts do the right thing today and finding julian's favor. but if they don't, we will take an emergency injunction. we will seek an emergency injunction from the european court of human rights. today is the day we finally secured the release of duly amazon. if the quote still allowed speed extradition to go ahead, please and, and to i need to times of the rule of law in this country that's cost live to activist tracy was to who i believe is in london outside the high cold waiting for that decision. when he, thanks for joining us on the program, tracy, could you just give us a feel of what the situation is like outside the hard tools right now? there's a lot of people out here who are absolutely praying that our court system is not a total stooge. of america, and they will actually realize that the assurance has given by the us that they weren't given the death penalty and that they, they won't they, they will grant him free speech. well 1st amendment that trying to bi

yes, you could get to the european court of human rights. however, his the mustang that is a small given that they would take it up, they also say that they fear that these expedition could be so swift, that there would be no time relay to um, to, to wait for the decision by the european court of human rights so they really said that he could, he could really go out through the united states pretty quickly and they say that this was have, and so do a lot of his supports and say they say that this was a really great implications for full freedom of speech because they is supposed to say they could, but he could ultimately face the death sentence, the u. s. degree with that, but this is what his family and what the support is. fee it could happen in the future. oh, correspondent, big mazda in london. thank you very much. bigger to taiwan. now with a new president has been sworn in and he began his turn by calling on china to end military and political threats marching to widely known as william took the office in a sermon. he attended by dozen

in this scenario assigned his wife, has pledged to appeal to the european court of human rights. we hope that the courts do the right thing today and finding julian's favour. but if they don't, we will take an emergency injunction. we will seek an emergency injunction from the european court of human rights. today is the day we finally secured the release of julia and assign it the quote still allowed the x to do some to go ahead bar please and, and to i need to times of the rule of law in this country. but let's cross live now to activist bill russell, who is one of those waiting for the verdict. cl, thank you so much for joining us and speaking with us today, can you tell us what's happening right now near the high courts? okay, so the daring starts, i did about 1030 this morning. there were rumors that julian assigned somebody to actually be coming in is posted to the colt bucks. i think we would have known by now if that's the case, it seems that's not going to happen. so probably be like video link with. busy most reason uh, but right now there was loud music and challenging

the european mediterranean human rights watch asked the international olympic committee and the international football federation to take a serious position against telavio. this observatory witnessed at least 270. the palestinian athlete also mentioned the destruction of more than 80% of the sports facilities in gaza. yesterday, fifa postponed the request for the immediate suspension of the zionist regime from international football until the next two months. the euro-mediterranean human rights watch in its recent statement on fifa's action he called it an example of a double standard and wrote: fifa , in response to the war between russia and ukraine, quickly banned russia from participating in the world championships. banned the visit of iran's police chief to malaysia sardar radan discussed the expansion of police diplomacy and the strengthening of police cooperation in the country. earlier, sardar radan had announced his readiness to transfer the valuable experiences of the iranian police during his trip to vietnam. greetings and peace be upon the commander in chief of the islamic republ

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we will take an emergency and johnson from the european court of human rights. thank you. straight to london while we joined that correspondence beckett to mass. welcome bigots, julie of a song she has been fighting this expedition to the us for g is weiss today is cold hearing so significance. * today's re, the last day of his legal battle here in the u. k, is if he loses out today. so there is no more all the court in the u. k. that you could abuse it. as many appears as you said, it's been a long legal battle, but here in the u. k. all the avenues will have been exhausted if this court the high codes rules against julian assault, and that's why the assigned and all these other support is for them. a lot as, as is at stake today, and it's bit nervously a way to this, this quote hearing and what the judges will decide in the end. and you've just stepped out of the court room to speak to us. how's the hearing going so far? yeah, its really uh a control so outside. yeah. as you can see and also here julia to sondra support is all yeah, there's music. there was sp

the european mediterranean human rights watch has announced that more than 140 mass graves have beennd all over the gaza strip. the media of the zionist regime are calling hezbollah's operation with inthari drones accurate and unstoppable, the most recent of which resulted in the death of several zionist soldiers. please tell me from the beginning of the battle in the northern front of the occupied territories. how many operations have suicide drones been used so far? mrs. mirsane , dear viewers, hello, have a good time since the beginning of the battle of storm al-akhsa in the northern front of the occupied territories. in the past 7 months, hezbollah has conducted more than 1,700 operations. in 62 operations, hezbollah has used its own uavs. the number of uavs used in each operation varied between one and four uavs and the total number of uavs. which hezbollah has used in these operations reaches more than 200 endhari drones. the first time was on the 11th of aban last year when hezbollah targeted the zionist base of zebedin in the heights of the occupied shibaa shrine and the occu

of this, funnily enough, is that the european union has resolutely refused to sign the european convention on humanre actually, you know, it's being imposed on us by the european union, which won't sign it in the first place. do you know why? why it would infringe on their sovereignty and the european court of justice has stopped them from signing up to it because it would infringe on european union sovereignty. there you go. >> you can tell all your mates that story down the pub will quiz you on how much of that you paid attention to. what do i tell you? all the stuff. rerun. it is very interesting stuff. this world is going mad, isn't it? i tell you that all the time. the liberal democrats there, they have been accused of deselecting a candidate based on his religion. yes, many of you guessed that religion rights is of course christian, this is apparently a breach of equality law. they're going to complain to the echr about this. you used to the echr about this. you used to be an adviser for the lib dems. i once had the audacity a couple of weeks ago to call you an adviser to labour, and i'm very

he needs to take us out of the european convention on human rights.t's how you actually send the message that he's serious about stopping the boats. but where's your evidence that those kinds of changes would make any difference? because rishi sunak has cut taxes in the last few months. he has hardened the laws on migration. he has, by some people in your party, moved too far to the right. so where's your evidence that a further move would get your voters back? the evidence is that people are not voting for what he's doing because they don't believe that we are serious about some of these issues. they don't believe that we're serious about some of these issues because they don't feel the benefits. 0n tax cuts, if he made a bold and big offer on cutting income tax or raising the personal thresholds, people would actually feel the benefits of those tax cuts. because we're tweaking and we're just tightening some of the nuts and the bolts in a complex system rather than actually making a meaningful offer to people. people are not convinced by what we're s

earlier, the director of the european mediterranean human rights watch announced that about 140 massves have been discovered in the gaza strip. last month , palestinian media reported that emergency services found the bodies of 390 people in a mass grave near the nasser medical complex in khan younes city in the gaza strip. un secretary-general antonio guterres has requested that international inspectors be granted immediate access to collective groups in the gaza strip. to have an egyptian group took responsibility for the murder of one of the senior agents of the zionist intelligence agency mossad in the city of alexandria, egypt. the group known as freedom pioneers. the martyr muhammad salah collection announced in a statement that at the right time , it will announce the details of how to identify and kill mossad spy zaif kiber, who worked under the guise of a businessman. the hebrew media described zif kiber as an israeli businessman who was killed by a young egyptian knife in the city of alexandria in the north of egypt. the islamic resistance of iraq in a statement about the d

take us out of the european convention on human rights. we actually stop the boats and make sure that we reclaim our streets back from the extremists . back from the extremists. >> more than 8500 small boat migrants have crossed the engush migrants have crossed the english channel so far this yeah english channel so far this year. that's after more than 250 made the illegal journey on saturday, gb news can reveal that another small boat crossed into uk waters this morning, with at least 50 people on board this year, crossings are now 35% higher than the same period of 2023. ministers have blamed the increase in numbers on a surge increase in numbers on a surge in migrants from vietnam . around in migrants from vietnam. around 32,000 properties are still without running water in east sussex due to a burst pipe . sussex due to a burst pipe. southern water issued an apology to customers in saint leonards on sea, hastings and westfield as they enter their fourth day of disruption. in a statement, the firm said they hoped the supply will start

they tried to stop the plan in the european court of human rights. of great britain itself recognized the bill as violating un conventions, but this did not prevent parliament from approving the prime minister’s idea. we see a very large gap between the uk government's rhetoric. support for the international order and its actual actions, these measures recklessly damage that order and seriously jeopardize the principles that were formed in the ashes of the second world war, including great britain itself. the prime minister's unconvincing achievements were best demonstrated by local government elections. according to their results, the opposition libarite party takes 43.5% of the mandates, and the conservative one. change the leader so as not to lose in the national elections scheduled for the fall. without waiting for turi's defeat, two conservative deputies immediately went over to the opposition. in addition to losing two mps in two weeks, the prime minister was the victim of some of the biggest swings in the election. public opinion, in any of th

guy of yours, for such conversations you can go to the department, with my claims to the european court of humanwith the boys, i was holding a planning meeting. and, of course, there were probably about 20 people who saw you, yes, but not 20, but three guys, a secretary, security at the entrance, and we have cameras everywhere there, go and check, okay, so you, citizen krasnov, are saying, that you are not involved in the murder of dyatlov involved? not involved, but i would express my respect to the randel that brought him down, he saved me a lot of money, that is, after all , you were preparing the murder of dyatlov, boss, why are you distorting, i just said that someone saved me a lot of money, that's it, government officials, i have things to do, i have to go, and there's no point in me rubbing the grater with you here, the pretzel, are we just going to let him go or something, of course not, i suggest keeping an eye on him. suddenly it leads us to a killer, what are you doing there, yes, i’m studying the site on which our the beautiful oksana has found a buyer for her, yes, oops, that’s jus

we should be clear, the arguments around withdrawing from the european court of human rights do not apply agreement cannot withdraw from the and hcr, correct? , ., , ., ., correct? even before you have the good friday _ correct? even before you have the good friday agreement _ correct? even before you have the good friday agreement as - correct? even before you have the good friday agreement as well. . good friday agreement as well. that's why everybody is been highlighted, we can't separate the different organs of the state. we're supposed to still have a relationship between northern island and the united kingdom and the rest of the union. and the united kingdom and the rest of the union-— of the union. what i misunderstood is, are of the union. what i misunderstood is. are you — of the union. what i misunderstood is, are you suggesting _ of the union. what i misunderstood is, are you suggesting that - of the union. what i misunderstood is, are you suggesting that because were a signatory to the windsor agreement and in fact we would think that migration relates to that part of the wind

he needs to take us out of the - european convention on human rights.ous about stopping the boats. and while some are urging mr sunak to change position, others in the conservative party are clear that their best chance is to stay firmly in the centre ground. so while any imminent threat to eject mr sunak from here seems to have gone away, the long—term pressure on him to change conservative fortunes has not. for labour, this week holds a very different picture. they won the blackpool south by—election, along with a number of councils and police and crime commissioners. the man in charge of their campaigns said the challenge they had was not to get complacent. there is a sense of belief there, but that sense of belief should never be confused with any sense that the job is done. here's to four more years. rishi sunak was out on friday celebrating the one bright spot for the tories — ben houchen keeping hisjob as mayor of tees valley. the prime minister is expected to be back out from today showing he's getting on with the job, knowing some of his mps th

the european mediterranean human rights watch has announced that more than 140 mass graves have been found throughout the gaza strip. the un general assembly votes on the draft resolution recognizing palestine as a full member. the draft of this resolution has been explained to the un members until they vote on it on friday . the membership of countries in the united nations takes place in the united nations security council, but the united states alone has blocked this way. the purpose of friday's vote in the general assembly is to put pressure on america. this country has been drafting the resolution for 3 weeks he vetoed palestine's membership in the united nations. while 12 other members of the united nations voted in favor. the secretary general of the united nations warned about the consequences of the extensive military attack of the zionist regime on rafah in the south of the gaza strip. antónio guterres stated that israel's ground operation would be unbearable and said that a ground attack on rafah would be very painful due to the devastating humanitarian consequences and it

the european mediterranean human rights watch has announced that so far there have been more than 140s graves across the country. the gaza strip has been found. simultaneously with the attacks of the zionist regime on rafah. the military wing of the palestinian islamic jihad fired rockets from the gaza strip into the occupied territories. islamic jihad has announced that it has targeted the areas of sedirut, niram and other zionist settlements around gaza. zionist sources also reported that alarm sirens were sounded in the surrounding areas of the gaza strip. but so far they have not published any news about possible damages. the iraqi islamic resistance has also announced that it has targeted targets in the occupied palestinian territories in retaliation for the zionist regime's attacks on rafah. islamic resistance of iraq added: gas field platform leviathan and three bases in the occupied territories were targeted by drones. an hour after the acceptance of the ceasefire agreement by the palestinian resistance, the zionists in different areas of the occupied territories asked the cab

the european mediterranean human rights watch announced only a few days after the beginning of gaza bombings that the zionist regime in gaza has used 25,000 tons of explosives, which is equivalent to two nuclear bombs. this number has tripled so far. more than a thousand new titles of the holy defense publishing house have been presented at the tehran book fair. tehran book fair will be held in masla of this city until may 29. playful hours. 10:00 am to 8:00 pm. it was announced that he came from far away. he used to say that whenever he comes to shiraz , the first place he should go is here, the atmosphere is a relaxing spiritual atmosphere. here is a shining jewel of a ring. happiness comes from a place where you are restless and hopeful roundness it was a great atmosphere, shacharagh, when i come here, we forget all our problems. hearts rest in shiraz. in the shrine that was illuminated in the name of shah chirag, peace be upon him. salam alik or ahmed ibn musyal kazemi. king, why doesn't it matter where you come from, this is a place where you can be united , the shrine of people of secr

from 94 to 2000. was slovakia's commissioner to the european court of human rights, was twice a member of the parliament of the slovak republic and was also twice prime minister of the country. in 2012, after winning the elections, fitz formed a one-party government for the first time in the history of slovakia since independence. on the next after the 2016 elections, it became a coalition and lasted for another 2 years. who appeared in the journalist’s investigation, but the court acquitted him. in april 2023, robert fitso again became prime minister of slovakia for the third time. as the leader of the parliamentary opposition, he stated that he wanted to stop arms supplies to ukraine. the politician also emphasized that slovakia will not support ukraine’s application for nato membership, since this is the biggest nonsense. after the elections, fitz confirmed his words, but indicated that he would... provide kiev humanitarian assistance and assistance in post-war reconstruction. he considers anti-russian sanctions to have a negative impact on the residents of slovakia. he himself visi

we had lost this intervention today, his only jobs, what i've had that would have been the european court of human rights. and that's not the case, so he can appeal once again to is extradition. you have to bear in mind that has already appealed numerous times on the then home. secretary has already ordered that you should be expedited fox news bringing new evidence that basically on the grounds of, of, of 3 speech and on the ground of him, possibly being discriminated against in the us as a foreign citizen. that that should be a hat here in the okay. and then the good side again, whether you should be expedited or not. so you mentioned, do you have for mr. sanchez's father? what else are you hearing from mister? so i'll just forth as well. they are and the jubilant mood. yeah, we have support is from, from around the world. we have journalists, organizations, human rights organizations like amnesty international. we have members of follow them and they're all supporting the julian assigns because they say that to the john lives and his expedition on trial into us would have it sitting effect on p

i tell you, but i wonder how the reported rise in cases all of china spying on european states, human rights record in china. the treatment of the minority muslim leaders in china, how one of these issues complicate the desire amongst some of your pay and states to forward deeper relations with china. they certainly make it more difficult, the old country style and everyone all the time. if we remember years ago, there at the bottom, a landing in berlin, and there was a revelation that the annual medical studies being hit by security people. so it seems that there was to teachers, releases of information around sex, was that i wouldn't put too much to buy them that only human rights front and a lot of frequent visits have to sit in john. there a problem. say i particularly on the south around fits him. but in general said john is nothing like it is described in america in europe. so i think these are issues, the issues of imbalance as in china. those issues are press freedom in the houses era. here, there are many things which one can criticize a little china. let's come down the fund

an explanation, there is a suspension of these norms, accordingly, this does not allow the european court of humanake decisions against the state of ukraine in these cases. this does not mean that in others we will, will not have decisions against the state of ukraine during this war, we will have, unfortunately, they are not yet gathered in one bloc, but well... these decisions will be , and the problem is that we cannot go through all the instances in ukraine to protect our rights, the courts cannot they accept the lawsuit, referring, by the way, to the law on martial law, and therefore the decision of the military on martial law, so i , in my opinion, do not solve this problem yet, moreover, i believe that... by and large, if the government wants to remove the issue with conversations surrounding the legitimacy of the president, then it should turn to the constitutional court, in our country the constitutional court of the free constitution provides an explanation of the norms of the constitution in terms of extending the powers of the president, in particular, and this would be the instance, i

rwanda act, has already said , rwanda act, has already said, we're not interested in the european convention of humanbreach the european convention of human rights, and we're cracking on with it anyway. so, you know, i would generally say to suella that instead of trying to suella that instead of trying to sort of, in effect , argue on, to sort of, in effect, argue on, you know, against her own party, ahead of an election, if she actually looks at what the government's actually doing, rather than just blindly criticising everything it's doing , if she actually looks at doing, if she actually looks at what it's doing, it's actually already breaching the european convention of human rights in order to deal with illegal migration. so i'm not entirely sure on that particular point , sure on that particular point, what she's actually arguing for that the government isn't already doing. >> can rishi sunak do a john major and win a narrow victory in november ? sky news are in november? sky news are projecting that at the moment on current numbers, labour would not form a majority in the house of commons. >>