miroslava, the victim of heorhiy gongadze is about the state of freedom of speech in ukraine at that , the past tense, now we have a full-scale invasion, eh, what do you think about freedom of speech now in ukraine, my son, we should continue to push everything to the war and say that we should not talk about everything now because we have a threat from our so-called neighbor, you know, i am very worried about the state of freedom of speech in ukraine right now, and i understand that there is a concept of national security and i i understand that we can talk about everything, but i do n't even see, well, we, journalists, even engage in self-censorship because we understand that some things even society is not ready to hear about things about certain corruption schemes, any of the negative information, society as well does not want to hear because and this is understandable because in reality there is a war and survival - this is the most important thing that today is necessary but survival is a media that is controlled either by the oligarchy or by the state or by political political

and critics in hungry or, or a saying that this proposed legislation is a concealed threat to freedom of speech though is sir the commission protecting their freedom of media by restricting freedom of speech by restricting opinions that the commission doesn't like, this is a fatal misunderstanding. i don't know if i made a mistake in communication, but ah, by server. so we want by this law to increase the protection of the freedom of speech. that's why i also mentioned the platforms that that should be special treatment fault, the professional journalists to be able to place that opinions and then use in that digital space. and all i have to repeat that we are not a relating media themselves, regulating the space for the media. the european parliament this week said that hungry is a systemic threat to e u values as a commissioner in charge of those values. do you believe that governments, like the one in budapest should have a space in the european union? ah, you can imagine the commission shares a lot of times which are in the resolution, which was already in the previous one. we see issues in

time vadim city media expert program director geode director of media -secretary for issues of freedom of speechrotection of journalists taras shamayda, coordinator of the freedom space movement, were with us, and we will start an interactive session on this topic. mykola veresen wanted to tell us important information with the simple you understand. it seems to me that well, first of all, no one is interested in this except for journalists, and what were they doing there for the last 10-15 minutes, it's a pity. well, it is so, and journalists have been discussing it for 30 years there, since 1991, approximately and avoz and now i apologize for my french, so nothing changes just now, as a matter of fact. it seems to me that there may be an improvement not in the style of yanukovych, but in the style of the post-yanukovych, that the influence of the oligarchy decreases during the war, and may even disappear altogether, as in the case of mr. akhmetov, and therefore it may journalists will have some hands free but it seems to me that the journalists themselves do not choose their interests, their r

or are they pretending this freedom of speech again no they do not have any freedom of speech and they do not surrender any freedom of speech just our uh kharkiv offensive in the kharkiv direction he did uh a certain shift in the consciousness of millions, i repeat millions of russians who have begun to clearly understand that they are being lied to and have always been lied to, but you take power from powerlessness and they all understand that they are moving in the wrong direction, so according to a large number of comments under e-e telegram channels youtube channels russian ensigns that's why some even allow themselves to say something on the air well and eh these hundred municipal deputies, well, municipally they are undesignated local and this is essentially a quarter deputy eh who write letters demanding putin's release because in this case, a certain fermentation has begun, that is, for now i can only talk about such small sprouts or will it grow into something more global, it is very difficult to say now. i understand that many people would not really like it even now

so i would say that was a good thing to think freedom of speech in iran, generally speaking, freedom of speech is always going to be better than the lack of freedom of speech. the. and you know, as, as, as a libertarian is as a believer in freedom of speech, i believe that everyone, every word and have the right to free speech. the problem is, that's not what we have in the united states. what's happening in the united states is the government is out sourcing, it's censorship to big tech, allowing big tech to suppress conservative voices. libertarian voices, or any other voices that don't go along with the current government narrative. you know, some of the had multiple book, a band on various social media sites. i know that the idea that the united states is promoting free speech is nonsense. so if they out source, you know, facebook, other platforms are on. that's just basically putting the u. s. government in control the censorship. right now, the government is exercising that, by pressuring facebook other and other media to tow a very specific narrative. well, the narrative in thi

that's rights groups are calling an attack on freedom of speech. a court and zimbabwe of convicts the claim to author and filmmaker cc dunker and gut of inciting violence. after she took part in protests against the government. and a 4th league has detected in the ruptured north stream. pipeline. scientists say it could be the biggest methane league on record. both the you and russia say it's sabotage, one to answer ah, i'm glad else as well come to the program. who kremlin says russia will formally annex for ukrainian regions as its own. on friday, moscow claims the occupied regions of hans donates sa parisha and have song voted to join the russian federations in so called referendums, which were dismissed by the west as a sham. this stage has been set up in moscow's red square, where the annexation will be celebrated. president vladimir putin is planning to give a speech following a signing ceremony with separatist leaders from the fall, regions were already in moscow, russia annex ukraine's crimea through a similar process in 2014 ocoee of corres

or free freedom of speech and our 1st amendment, right. so here we haven't the government itself using these big tech monopolies to infringe upon political and other speech. and basically shut down all opposition. the last time you and i spoke to her record of old, we talked about google and some other for example, facebook and twitter and you described at least one of them is that of a state apparatus could you could have it further with that. yes, i mean they're not, you know, we were always told, you know, these are private companies, they can do whatever they want. they can censor, you know, you don't have to allow somebody in your house to speak things you don't want to hear. but they've proven over and over again that they're actually appendages of the state. that they are state apparatuses that are doing the bidding of the state . in particular, the unit party controlled state, the democratic party controlled state that they work for. so they are not private enterprises, strictly speaking, they're actually part of the state and they'

yes, freedom of speech has arrived. yes, so that we do not break love. ah, ukrainian. en published confirming that the administration of the boat did not coordinate censorship on social networks, we knew about this and so we see how they work with us online meetings of officials with companies, they were usually called industry meetings, took place every month from the side of the authorities. they were attended by a team from the cybersecurity agency in charge of elections, the directorate of intelligence and analysis from the department of emotional security, the fbi foreign influence task force, the homeland security division of the department of justice and the office of the director of national intelligence of the united states from industry participants in quotation marks at the meeting were invited by google facebook twitter by microsoft redites and many other companies discussed the risks of information dissemination with them. elections listened to reports, including uh, about the security data update page document, the authors disclosed, the so-called partner

that rights groups are calling an attack on freedom of speech, a court, and then barb way conflicts at claims author and filmmaker city doug remco. of inciting violence after he took part and protests against the government. and the 4th league is detected in the ruptured north stream a pipeline. the scientists say it could be the biggest me fan league on record. both the you and russia, say it sabotage and one the answer ah, i'm good. how else as well come to the program? the kremlin says rush, i will formally annex for ukrainian regions its own territory on friday. moscow claims the occupied regions of lou hands, the nets, salisia, and have san voted to join the russian federation in so called referendums, which were widely dismissed by the west as a sham, a stage has been set up in moscow's red square, where the annexation will be celebrated president vladimir putin is planning to give a speech following a signing ceremony with separatist leaders from those regions who are already in moscow, russia annex ukraine's crimea through a similar process in 2014 i'll keep corresponded. nick

so we have freedom of speech it is desirable freedom of speech of wise people, i mean about the comments under our broadcast here, where they like to do balagan kremlin bots , which we will not give passage to it happens that we pay attention to your comments and voice them on our airwaves. well, if they are wise, of course. these comments actually. well, gentlemen, let's definitely start. we will have a traditional roll call, as always. from such a roll call in the regions, something is happening and now we will simply talk about kherson, about the kherson region, about what has been going on for several days, and the actual ukrainian offensive is definitely like that, google it, and volodymyr, well, it’s actually counter-sensing . that it was preceded by a russian russian offensive so volodymyr molchanov kherson political scientist joins us mr. volodymyr good day good day mr. volodymyr because you can talk about this counteroffensive because we have such we have calls from the military and the government to not spread any news that should not reach our enemies. what can you sa

another evidence of such a democracy freedom of speech in lithuania has decided to deprive you of the air, russian belarusian, television channels, the relevant amendments to the laws on public information. they adopted a new ban that will be valid until october 1, 2024 . the ministry of information of belarus noted that what kind of press testifies to the open desire of the official vilnius to artificially limit the access of lithuanian citizens to alternative information and suppress any otherwise similar decision eloquently. they say that all the arguments of the lithuanian authorities about freedom of speech and democracy are purely declarative. not interested in the truth, some of the media were talking about this today in the studio of the distortion program we are silent. why is this happening, as well as the work of a prankster in the opposition media sphere of belarus, was discussed by blogger yevgeny kotlyarov. he creates deliberate fakes in order to expose the work of biased media and, in fact, it turns out that information that call themselves independent in reality are ve

you are no analogy parallels are about freedom of speech. i already switched. ey didn't make it. well, let's get started on that. let ukraine get the german edvard e media award, which is awarded for contribution to freedom of the media, uh, in and strengthening the democratic principles of fucking europe, vitali klitschko will come to receive the award. well, okay. uh, well, to well i won't quote you. what is the contribution to freedom. we just remembered the media on the go since 2014. dozens of journalists killed in ukraine. you know this andrey evgenievich, but i think that bloggers in 2018 were attacked by 78 employees. media in 2017 in eighty- five cases most affected journalists of regional publications, investigating a case of corruption among representatives of local business authorities in the twenty-first year. zelensky closed three tv channels that defended the rights of russian-speaking citizens, 112 zik and us one now there is one propaganda tv channel in ukraine, you know, last week the rada adopted a pledge that abolished freedom of speech for a

away property , because the russians still have no right to property, they said that it was freedom of speechd of freedom of speech now i’ll try to say something, there in defense of russia in the west you will cease to exist just a definition for the self-determination of the nation, well, such a thing as freedom of movement, which has always been surprised at the main freedom that exists and here you are, please, a solution ministry of foreign affairs. now from four states. at we have a statement from the estonian ministry of foreign affairs today. listen to this boka school, i already oh, estonia has a political will, we will implement it in the legal field on the night of september 18-19, a ban on entry into estonia through the schengen external border will begin to operate for citizens of the russian federation, regardless of the country that issued the schengen visa. there is a certain type of people to whom we issue a schengen visa, relatives and for humanitarian reasons. it's also doing how we welded other countries our region. this measure should effectively help reduce the entry of

but i say it's freedom of speech, not only does not freedom of speech anymore and germinated is a correct dollar. any dissenting point of view that has been expressed. and before we go, let's go back now to our breaking news story. as the polling station for the referendum have closed after several days with 15 ballots in the door next, and new guns for public says when it's in the break away ukrainian regions of hessen ends up ways. yeah, let's take a look at the preliminary results. the doctor shows that 87.42 percent of votes and the headphone region were in favor of joining russia while it was 97.77 percent in little guns, republican favor internets people's republic. 97.74 percent of votes were in favor of joining russia and in the upper asia region. 93.12 percent said yes for the homeland to become a part of russia. around one and a half 1000000 people cast their votes and he didn't. it's for public. while in the new guns, the public, the latest data shows that voter turnout exceeded 90 percent in the hudson and oppose regions. the turn off was roughly the same for each of them at 6

this is true, and now democracy in america is an absolute euphemism, because there is no freedom of speech the president of the united states trump. uh, universities can't say a single word that isn't in line with political correctness. racism is still developed in the country. since nowhere and the united states at the same time continue tighten nuts. already now they have gone to the point that both parties or each other are going to be banned by the nazis, respectively. well, i think both are right, of course, they accuse each other of fascism. uh, here, uh, biden came up with the idea that the state of emergency in the united states must be urgently strengthened. listen although there has been no evidence that a foreign power has altered the results or vote count in any elections in the united states, foreign powers. historically sought to use the free and america's open political system in recent years. the proliferation of digital devices and internet communications has created significant vulnerabilities and scaled up. the intensity of the threat of foreign interference, attempts by

discussions, yes, and in particular, you say there that the currently imposed restrictions on freedom of speeche caused by real security vulnerabilities, and society is increasing and adapting to them, but the continuation of the policy excessive restrictions have dangerous side effects and what dangerous side effects are you already seeing today

predicts in hungry are already saying that this proposed legislation is a concealed threat to freedom of speech. so is sir the commission protecting their freedom of media by restricting freedom of speech, by restricting opinions that the commission doesn't like. this is a fatal misunderstanding. i don't know if i made a mistake in communication, but ah, by server. so we want by this law to increase the protection of no freedom of speech. that's why i also mentioned the platforms that there should be special treatment for the professional journalists to be able to place that opinions and then use in that digital space. and are i have to repeat that we are not a relating media themselves. you're regulating the space for the media med and vice president. thank you very much. thank you very much. now as people around the world more and the death of britons, queen elizabeth some commonwealth countries are examining their relationship to the monarchy. feelings of mixed in places, especially in britain's former colonies, like kenya w's, felix marina visited the canyon hotel, where elizabeth learned t

that will help people evaluate the information they receive accordingly this border between freedom of speechand information weapons, how to define it, it can be done in general, i believe that it can be done, but we need to be quick and accurate, ensure the publication of information that people can evaluate, we oppose the spread of false information, so there will be no ban on russian media, i will not be able to give answer to some specific questions on this matter, i still think that for us in america freedom of speech is very important, but at the same time, i think we should consider how freedom of speech is used, but this a question for those who deal with this from the point of view of the law or from a broader perspective, from my point of view, we as the government can do a lot in order to strike not with weapons, but in an equally important way in order to counter the spread of false information, we see this in ukraine if you look at what president zelensky makes his video address on those things in which ukrainians have shown great creativity both in the battle on the battlefield

not be an answer to any specific questions about this, i still think that for us in america freedom of speechis very important, but at the same time i think we should consider how freedom of speech is used, but this is a question for those who this is done from the point of view of the law or from a broader perspective, from my point of view, we as the government can do a lot in order to strike not with weapons, but in an equally important way in order to counter the spread of false information, we we see this in ukraine if you look at what president zelensky is doing, his video address on those things in which ukrainians have shown great creativity both in the battle on the battlefield and in the information space. i think we can learn a lot. we continue to work with ukrainians , europeans and others to accept this experience and to strengthen my own democracy eh n watching media i have to read and watch a lot of russian media, this is my job, they have been promoting this message for a long time, but recently with with new force came reports that washington is pushing president zelenskyi to

yes, freedom of speech has arrived.es, so that it does not break, fell in love with the ukrainian language. where does it all come from a letter was published confirming that the baida administration did not coordinate censorship on social networks, we knew about it and so we see how they work with us online meetings of officials with the company, they were usually called industry meetings, took place every month from the side of the authorities. they were attended by a group from the cybersecurity agency in charge of the elections. office of intelligence analysis from the department of homeland security, the fbi foreign influence task force of the homeland security department of the department of justice and office of the director of national intelligence, usa industry participants in quotation marks were invited to the meeting google facebook twitter reddits micro microsoft and many other companies with them discussed the risks of disseminating information about elections listened to and reports, including, uh, about

is it some kind of digital terror now or what, we are stepping on the throat of freedom of speech allnd that these channels have nothing to do with the opinions that this is malicious propaganda and brainwashing people, but you need to fill the vacuum that forms in the place of those popular channels that combined the truthful. thickly mixed with lies, uh with outright fakes, it needs to be replaced by numerous channels in various digital environments that our media should do and not only the media utility services for fuel in western states. after all, they now order through cipso, then the so-called bloggers who are united in these groups, and the so-called journalists for a million russian rubles at 3,000 for each publication give them a group of goods with the name of the brands so that they compare how something is cheaper in poland italian pasta compared to italian pasta in our stores, not comparing comparable products specifically to help twist people lured people in and smashed everything but all the truth that our state media and we have no right to tell a lie in this our str

one thing that has been lost is the freedom of speech. if you open any afghan website or news website and watch any of the broadcast happening from afghanistan, you do not see anything under the name of free press. you do not see a piece of news that you can call factually, healthy piece of information that could be translated into news. it is either titled prejudice because nobody wants to add to the taliban in any way because it has happened in various cases that they have called the taliban a group and not a government or any party ruling the country. within the next coming hours, the taliban have rated their stations, they have rated their staff members, they have beaten some of the journalist, tv anchors and presenters. and pretty much, and various cases, they have set an example that if you talk against us, or if you talk in a different context than what we expect you to talk about us, what you broadcast about us, you will pretty much get the beating within the next hour. this has to stop for the sake of safety for journalists in afg

heard, or will they include dates to tell it, i have big doubts, friends , now we understand why freedom of speech protects us in all senses, oleksiy, i agree with you. to what extent do the european union react to the situation with freedom of speech in ukraine, you as vice - the president of the committee, you should know your real feelings. yes, we understand that we depend very much on the help from our western partners. we would not like it to create an additional problem, which would be very would have been read incorrectly in the west, this raises questions, i will tell you when it was the day before yesterday or in the afternoon of the city of odessa and a delegation of the british parliament was coming to odessa, a member of the house of lords, a member of the house of commons, the former us ambassador to croatia and others there. and here we met and they asked questions about freedom words about democracy bother them and they ask this question and they see certain trends that you and i see and this is very, very dangerous. you know even i don't want to involve them in this, i think that

of incitement. activists say the verdict against the prize winning artist is meant to stifle freedom of speech. and a 4th leak is detected in the ruptured north stream. pipeline gas continues to escape into the baltic sea scientist say it could be the biggest me fan league on record. both you and russia say it's sabotaged and want to answer ah, i'm glad else as well come to the program. the kremlin says russia will formally annex for ukrainian regions as its own territory. tomorrow, moscow claims the occupied eastern since voted to join the russian federation and so called referendums, which were dismissed by the west. as a sham, the united nation says any annexation would violate international law. the stage has been set up in moscow's red square, where the annexation will be celebrated on friday. president vladimir putin is planning to give a speech following a signing ceremony with separatist leaders from the regions who are already in moscow, russia last on a annex, the ukraine's crimea through a similar process in 2014. now maria of j of i is a ukranian security expert and joins is now fr

she took part in protest against the government activists say the verdict is an attack on freedom of speech. ah, i am fill gail. welcome to the program. he was president joe biden has said that washington will never recognize the results of illegal russian annexations in ukraine is warning came as russia announced, plans to formally incorporate or for occupied ukrainian regions on friday was claims that no hands could dynette cause apparition and hair san voted to join the russian federation and so called referendums, which have been dismissed by ukraine in the west as a sham, russia annex ukraine's crimea through a similar process in 2040. at moscow's the red square preparations are under weak dis, benefits to get there forever. with the names of the regions sasha plants to absorb . here, russian president vladimir putin plans to officially announced annexation of the 4th ukraine in regents after net low hunt for patricia and a cat son. they make up about 15 percent of ukraine's territory. rewards is delia. a solid people have made a conscious and free choice. i knew maggie senior grace st

, the freedom of speech was supposed to be constructive. so there's two ways in which you want musk is wrong about when he preaches freedom of speech. one is that that complains that it's that that that voices are being censored. were only first amendment only we regulated government contact not private. the second is his misguided notion of what the founders meant by freedom of speech. and so when i hear him say that, i think two things. i think that. and then i also think, you know, that the america's entire history has been a struggle between two competing. but similar notions freedom, equality. right. and we often value one more than the other, mostly the freedom more than the equality, but we need to have that balance, the tension between those needs to be part of how we create ourselves. and we need therefore to when we have a public forum, a public sphere, to recognize not only that, we want freedom of speech, but that we want equality of access to speech, because without that, those who are not who are denied it, are denied a freedom

a section called aphorisms and aphorisms with a separate one about the mass media should be freedom of speechdom of paid disinformation or our journalists often remind me of a child who pulls everything into his mouth however, it seems to me that for the most part they are not like that, they are already tender babies as you like and do not believe i am in the clinical idiocy of even domestic journalists, that they simply put everything that happens to them on the road into the information space. well, i think that this was just related to a situation that you know that arose just after 2014, when we got an unheard -of pluralism. but at the same time, there was a lot of power and pseudo-shows and all these pro-russian forces, everything will be experts and so on. and here journalists acted very often, well , very very incorrectly, but let's do it. now let's return to the survey of supporters who support the president's exceeding of the powers enshrined in the constitution, here we see this figure, and it seems to me that it is not captured, here we see it, a screenshot from the page of the ky

in 1941, president roosevelt spoke of freedom of speech and expression. everywhere in the world. freedom of every person to worship god in their own way, everywhere in the world. freedom from want and freedom from fear. just as our societies have prospered through their alliance on contract, not force, so too will the world be a better place for the spread of mutual respect and good faith which are so fundamental to our way of life. freedom under the rule of law is an international as well as a national concern. that thought might be in the minds of those of you attending the 50th anniversary meeting of the british american parliamentary group. both are eager to greet you. they will tell you that our aim as britons and europeans is to celebrate and nurture our long-standing friendship that the people of the u.s. -- with the people of the u.s. we want to build on that foundation and to do better. and, if the going gets rough, i hope you can still agree with emerson who wrote in 1847, "i feel in regard to this aged england with a kind of instinct that she sees a little better on a c

it should be freedom of speech, not freedom of paid disinformation or our journalists. they often remind who pulls everything into his mouth however, it seems to me that for the most part they are not like that, they are tender babies no matter what you want, i don't believe in the clinical idiocy of even domestic journalists that they just put everything that happens to them on the road into an information course. well, i think that it just concerned more situations, you know, which arose just after 2014, when we got an unheard-of pluralism. but at the same time, there will be a send-off and a pseudo-show and all these pro-russian forces, everything will be experts and so on. here, journalists acted very often, well, very very incorrectly, but let's do it, let's go. now let's return to the polls that support the president's exceeding of the powers enshrined in the constitution, here we see this figure, and it seems to me that it is not captured, here we see this is a screenshot from the page of kyiv eh, of the international institute of sociology. this is how we see it. actually, this i

such a policy of american corporations violates all those principles, and this is freedom of speech freedom of information dissemination, which is not always lobbied in the first place by themselves. and it is shown that they stick to it all only in words. in fact, strict control, it resembles the worst totalitarian practices, an attempt to limit any point of view that is alternative to the western mainstream on its part. we would like to draw your attention to other online platforms. here, subscribe to the official resources of the ministry foreign affairs of russia, our embassies are simply on other sites, the entire range of published information and videos are available on the official website of the ministry of foreign affairs in our accounts in the telegram services rutube vkontakte odnoklassniki or other legal platforms. all links are there, and there is a section on the website of the ministry called uh, the ministry of foreign affairs in social networks, all official accounts go there, subscribe follow us. well, of course. one of the most important elements. that this western lawle

political leadership on the military leadership of the forces of ukraine, the second thing is freedom of speech the impossibility of destroying freedom of speech in ukraine, which, unfortunately, is happening today under the guise of the alleged need to confront the enemy the third is the fight against corruption and the inadmissibility of any corrupt actions in ukraine, and the fourth is the inadmissibility of the formation of ukraine as a dictator-type country. these are the four things that definitely sounded during the conversation. there is no discussion of the section well, but it means let's face it, we were not really present there, so we can only speculate about what may have been said, we will see the results very quickly and the main thing is that we need to understand now that we have to help ourselves by helping to our allies and partners, that is, they will help us to the extent that we will introduce this line victory at the front, more weapons, conviction in the victory of ukraine in the future, the provision of long-range e-e reform systems inside the country, more funds for re

he created the atmosphere in which something completely new co to merge band, freedom of speech, freedom of press democracy, everything that russians before him could only dream about. but he also made mistakes. of course, gorbachev was followed by boris yeltsin, a man who didn't exactly lie. gorbachev, this was the beginning of the as it gig, beginning of the cow arctic nineties in russia ingrained in russian collective mind as a decayed of cows and lawlessness. but people mix it all up to day and to blame garbage or for everything are we talked to moscow, vice 9 people out of 10 sant he caused to the disintegration of their once. your great and beautiful country is javier t union. there is a lot of nostalgia for the good old days. and of course, a lot of frustration about the 1st years after the collapse of the soviet union, which were very difficult. and you see the kremlin and also russian president vladimir putin reaction to college of state wooten paid tribute to gorbachev through a he scrambling spokesman pis scoff, saying he was a great statesman. ah, he expressed his convalescen

increase media freedom and freedom _ need to increase media freedom and freedom of— need to increase media freedom and freedom of speechew zealand can play a greater role. you know, before we can even— greater role. you know, before we can even start to talk about climate change _ can even start to talk about climate change if _ can even start to talk about climate change. if our media is self censoring, if people are self censoring, if people are self censoring, then how do we meet these bil censoring, then how do we meet these big challenges head—on with our own government and our own leadership? and if— government and our own leadership? and if there _ government and our own leadership? and if there is no transparency, you known _ and if there is no transparency, you know. if— and if there is no transparency, you know. if we — and if there is no transparency, you know, if we say there is not enough transparency from government when it comes— transparency from government when it comes to _ transparency from government when it comes to the way you deal with china, — comes to the way you deal with china, when it comes

that is the freedom of speech. we're always told, you know, these are private companies, they can do whatever they want. they can censor, you know, you don't have to allow somebody in your house to speak things you don't want to hear. but they've proven over and over again that they're actually appendages of the state that they are state apparatuses that are doing the bidding of the state. in particular, the unit party controlled state, the democratic party controlled state that they work for. so they are not private enterprises, strictly speaking, they're actually part of the state and they're being wielded by the state to do it's bidding to south asia where a major health crisis is looming in pakistan now does, according to the world health organization, recent devastating floods which affected more than 30000000 people are now threatening the country's food security. the w h o fears that water born diseases may spread rapidly under current conditions, unprecedented. mon students have resulted in a 3rd of the cou

at least a perceived country toward leaning to liberal values, traditional liberal values and freedom of speech that pit students against each other. of course, there's an intrinsic value placed on freedom of speech because we're dealing with people trying to speak freely. there is work on the justice and dignity that every human being in this country ought to be afforded. so the question becomes,

enforcers of not only intending to disrupt the referendum, but also supporting freedom of also suppressing freedom of speech by intimidating journalists can real strengths of deputy head of hudson's military civilian administration. claims that the strike on the hotel was carried out with a hope of american specialist. it's both the city has been recovering from the showing. it's not the 1st attack that was conducted with us highmark rocket. we have information that today's attack was prepared in advance. not all coordinates were specifically delivered if the strike is can lead to have been carried out by american specialists. the referendum in the harrison region is now proceeding as normal. creative forces cannot reach us. we predicted this and we see now how crimea has flourished during the past 8 years. we expect a drastic contrast between the upcoming welfare states and the country that we've lived in recent years. according to several local medium ports, one of the victims of the attack is former ukrainian will make a nixie throughout school considerations to co voting in the referendum in the headpho

that is the freedom of speech. we're always told, you know, these are private companies, they can do whatever they want. they can censor, you know, you don't have to allow somebody in your house to speak things you don't want to hear. but they've proven over and over again that they're actually appendages of the state that they are state apparatus is that are doing the bidding of the state . in particular, the unit party controlled state, the democratic party controlled state that they work for. so they are not private enterprises, strictly speaking, they're actually part of the state and they're being wielded by the state to do its bidding. ok, i want to turn attention the program note to the middle east. we're 12 years in jail down this the sentence summers really court has done to a former director of a gallon branch of an international humanitarian organization. mohammed to her lobby was accused of financially helping the mass organization, which israel considers a terror gripping. mister, i'll hobby vehemently

freezing west in a cooling democracy, repression and persecution instead of freedom of speech, who sponsored the shock of the 20th year, and why riga vilnius is allergic to the belarusian visa-free regime, how does the pilosi earn and how the republicans are expelled from the publishing house the events of august, which surprised us in understandable politics, see today on our air after panorama. the military conducted practically exercises on sakhalin as part of the vostok 22 maneuvers, according to legend , enemy sabotage groups passed to the island and the task of russian troops and allies destroy the landing troops. to do this, you need to carry out a diversionary maneuver in order to accurately determine the location of the enemy, the island is surrounded by mountains and hills, where you can easily get lost, in order to prevent the enemy from breaking through, the russian military used the tactics of a tank carousel, and also activated the anti-aircraft missile system. more than 600 personnel and more than 90 pieces of equipment were involved in this episode of the military operations