oleksandr pavlychenko, executive director of the ukrainian helsinki union for human rights, joined our broadcast. welcome to our broadcast, thank you for joining. greetings, good morning. mr. oleksandr, minister kuleba said in the hague, i quote, if the current state of international law cannot solve the problem of prosecution a permanent member of the un security council, then... the law must change, do you agree with this and is it possible for the law to change? indeed, with regard to the ineffectiveness of the existing prosecution mechanisms, in particular for the crime of aggression, it is said from the beginning of a large-scale invasion, this is a war, which is actually the largest on the european continent, and to talk about the fact that the security system, and this is the system of law and... and in fact the political system that was built after the second world war, it points to its inefficiency, and we say about the fact that existing mechanisms should really be used, and in your plot you just showed two existing mechanisms, this is the international criminal court, the in

you have with these news, oleksandr pavlychenko, executive director of the ukrainian helsinki union for human rightsined our broadcast. greetings, mr. oleksandr, thank you for joining. good morning, explain what this all means, has ukraine made a rollback in human rights here, is this a curtailment of rights, what is it all for? influences, shouldn't we perceive this news so acutely and react to it so acutely? well, you have already explained, first of all , the official position, because the representative of the ministry of justice and actually they responsible for the preparation of such a document and its transfer through the ministry of foreign affairs to the council of europe, let's deal with what, let's say, work should be done and in general how responsible it is on the part of the state to limit or not limit the rights defined in the european convention regarding application on its territory. ukraine ratified the european convention on human rights in 1997, to be exact, it entered into force on september 11 , 1997. and since then actually since 11 on september 12 and 13, ukraine undertook t

thank you very much, oleksandr pavlichenko, executive director of ukrainian of the helsinki union for human rightsh us. now we go to turkey, to our neighbor, we have bad neighbors, average and good. turkey, some people think that it is not a very good neighbor, i think that it is a good neighbor, but we are from russia, now to turkey, russia is definitely the worst neighbor, evgenia haber. our analyst -

oleksandr pavlichenko, executive director of the ukrainian helsinki union for human rights, was in touch with us, now we go to turkey, to our neighbor, we have bad neighbors, average and good, turkey some think that it is not a very good neighbor, i think that it is a good neighbor, and we are from russia, now to turkey, russia is definitely the worst neighbor , evgenia haber, senior analyst - i'm not used to it, you see how old i am already, but i really like to talk about turkey, because i love this country very much, and now my first question, defeat, well, how, well, somehow i see that the international press writes about the defeat of erdogan's party. simple, and some write that it is not this is such a terrible defeat, others write, well , just a defeat, this is the end of erdogan’s ideas, this, it is as if turkish society has already eaten, eaten erdogan’s ideas, and even now there is no return to them, is it so temporary, i also ask , because there is his relative barikhtar, who supplies excellent props... for killing russians and war, can this barikhtar take over the leadership

oleksandr pavlichenko, executive director of the ukrainian helsinki union for human rights, has alreadyd our broadcast. alexander, good evening. good evening, congratulations. as a human rights activist, i have a short and simple question: is the decision to temporarily suspend consular services abroad a violation of human rights or not? yes, because it is an illegal act, it has no legal effect grounds, and in fact, this is the same action as border guards stopped men. what wines were released, even those who had certain permits for leaving, they simply had, so to speak, a separate order to try to restrain the departure of men abroad, accordingly, this is exactly what the ministry of foreign affairs is trying to do, but with regard to men who have gone abroad, actually denying them the provision of consular services, which some of them have already paid for, because those who came to the dp yesterday, document after document, received... the answer that due to technical reasons they cannot receive the ordered service. and when the law enters into force on may 18, and it will be written

professionally explained by oleksandr povlychenko, executive director of the ukrainian helsinki union for human rights, who was a guest of svoboda ranok. i will remind you that in the comments you can share your thoughts on this account, well, in the context of betrayal and victory, you know, it is already such a meme expression, nevertheless, you can write your reaction to such news. and in general, what do you think is interesting from what you heard on this broadcast, and what would you argue with? akhtem cheygost, people's deputy of ukraine from the eu, first deputy chairman of the committee on human rights, ex-politician, akhte maga, i remind you, spent almost three years in simferopol syuzo in occupied crimea, joins our broadcast. hello agta maga, thank you for joining. congratulations, glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes, how do you explain the suspension of the norms of the human rights convention on yours? also , nothing critical happened in this situation, in principle, this is a continuation, it has already been done once, but you know why there is nothing and there is no such thing that

we will ask mykhailo terahkal, head of the strategic affairs center of the ukrainian helsinki union for human rights. well, in the meantime, you still have the opportunity for these 20 minutes for... for our collection, for us it remains to accumulate some 2008, and we have already accumulated 30 this morning. mr. mykhailo, we congratulate you, have a good day. well, actually, like yesterday. the ukrainians were very upset and said that everything was over, there were no longer any rights to protect property rights for free elections, and immediately there were some refutations that this was not true, in a word, what happened, explain to us those who do not follow the way human rights are respected in ukraine every day, well, look, if you say that they are gone, then they have been gone for a long time, because... first of all, well ukraine retreated from its rights under the convention since 2015, but with the beginning of a full-scale invasion, that is, there was a fairly wide-ranging retreat, that is, the withdrawal of the sender in 2022, it was periodically continued there by state representativ