security services of labelled as terrorists, according to the other, their prisoners support on human rights association as well. now i have a $4000.00 palestinians, an incarceration with many of them held without charge, no trial political and the inmates rights defenders say be new policies of the israeli government will have serious consequences. despite the seriousness of the repercussions of this measure on the prisoners, in terms of hygiene and the spread of disease, it also reflects the level of degradation and absurdity that bend. greer has it will be the cause of an explosion over conditions inside israeli prisons, according to international advocacy office, malayna and sorry from other may a prison, a support and human rights association that restrictions imposed on palestinian prisons is nothing new in terms of israeli policy. in years, new and policies against palestinian political prisoners is only a continuation to how the israeli occupation deeds with palestinian political prisoners. we have seen since bank via has there taken his new stand as then in the national security and minister. t

security services have labeled as terrorists, according to the ultimate prisoner support on human rights association, is 0 now has over $4000.00 palestinians and incarceration with many of them held without charge or trial. political and inmates rise, defenders say the new policies of these really, governments will have serious consequences. despite the seriousness of the repercussions of this measure on the prisoners, in terms of hygiene and the spread of disease, it also reflects the level of degradation and absurdity that been greer has. it will be the cause of an explosion over conditions inside israeli prisons. according to international advocacy officer molina and sorry, from a mere prisoner's support on human rights association. the restrictions imposed on palestinian prisoners is nothing new when it comes to israeli policy. then gears new role and policies against palestinian political prisoners is only a continuation to how the israeli occupation thieves with palestinian political prisoners we have seen since been via has taken his new stand as the, the national and security and minister th

more context from jakarta, is julie brawny, his chairperson of the indonesian legal aid and human rights association. jonas, you told sharon, our reporter that to admit regret isn't enough. what needs to go further by bringing those responsible to justice, amongst other things? do you think all this will happen? yes, i think this must be happened because the next step, i admit and regret is to close clue on the needs of the victims before they are full filling the nice weakness in economy ways and also the ways they must be open the history. ready they must be state clearly about the truth. what was in the past, who are the victims? what if the crimes committed and also who on the perpetrator? so what sions, i think that must be revealed before they are talking about the new president regulation related to the team off a few months in the us. but has any announce wouldn't be made about this or any could be made about public accountability from the current president? yes, the commitment already on this on. so it is not enough to only say that it is not enough to only provide facilities. so i see on m

the support on human rights association. israel now has over $4000.00 palestinians and incarceration with many of them held without charge or trial. but school and inmate rights defend this say, the new policies, all these really, governments will have serious consequences. despite the seriousness of the repercussions of this measure on the prisoners, in terms of hygiene in the spread of disease, it also reflects the level of degradation and absurdity that been greer has. it will be the cause of an explosion over conditions inside israeli prisons. according to international advocacy officer at other mere melina and sorry, the new restrictions imposed on palestinian prisoners is nothing new in terms of israeli policy. then veers new policies against palestinian political prisoners is only a continuation to how the israeli occupation deals with palestinian political prisoners . we have seen since ben has taken his new stand as the national security minister, there has been a lot of implementation that are, as you mentioned, degrading and do not meet the requirement to adequate the diffe

according to the ultimate prisoner support and human rights association, israel has over $4000.00 palestinians and incarceration, including women and children, were many of them held without charge or trial. while these really official has said that he's glad of the conditions that palestinians are in. i came to nasa prison yesterday to ensure that the murderers of jews are not getting better conditions as a result of the construction of new cells. and i was glad to see that the israel prison service does not intend to improve their holding conditions. live now to international advocacy office. melina, on, sorry for more on this thanks for joining us. molina. first of all, i just wanted to get your thoughts on this latest proposal by ben to to soften the conditions for palestinian prisoners. thank you. and this is, 1st of all i and i do have to note and acknowledge that ben veer's new and policies against palestinian political prisoners is only a continuation to how the israeli occupation deals with palestinian political prisoners. we have seen since bank via has there taken his new stand as t

human rights. she and the marine government of the united nations security council, a 1000000 civilian or choose the government and groups associated with it of a widespread allegations of human rights abuses and by associated groups here. this was a thinly veiled reverence, of course, to the wagner group, which has been operating as part of the 1000000 government security voices. it must be said that the presence of russian military partners alongside the 1000000 and forces and of course their valor is commendable. however, their presence does not make things easier in any way. these actors are involved in serious violations of human rights and national miniature in law. these violations have been documented by molly and civil society organizations and have been reflected in official reports, including those of the secretary general and minima, as well as other independent incredible organizations. on this testimony, the un eggs was agreed that there should be an independent investigation. molly, of course, was not pleased and it's response accused nathan dally and the witness of having no proof of such claims that they are making

an advocate she is a human rights attorney and associate professor at rutgers university. her latest book is titled justice for some law and the question of palestine. thank you both for joining me on upfront and i'm going to start with you. 2022 was the deadliest year for palestinians in the occupied west bank in nearly 2 decades. and now with the latest round of violence this year is on track to surpass that at january 26 or one of the highest daily. they're told in years when israeli forces rated a refugee camp in jeanine, killing at least 9 people or the following day. a 21 year old palestinian killed 7 israelis near the synagogue in east jerusalem. you're on the ground in ramallah. what do you think is driving the latest wave of violence? because it can, it's been years of the united states and other countries around the world cobbling israel, telling israel that it can do whatever on that there are no guidelines and inside israeli society itself, if you said it's okay for them to be able to kill palestinian this is why we see not only the death toll rising, but we se

presented the cases at the opening ceremony for sports federations, for scientific associations, to attend international human rights forums, in international forums. naturally we should be able to use trading instruments based on gold and currency. i don't know about the exchange that is in progress. we should use banknotes . there is no reason. for example, let's invest in non-productive and very risky addictions . are there any tools from ailes or housing bonds? they are from inflation, in the class of multiple assets of gold, the combination of information, the combination of productive assets, the stock market, and these tools and other efforts, after this area , we should really make the tools available. culture and irshad help us to slowly transform one of the trading tools based on currency and gold and the tools that are in the stock market, therefore, the registration of full productive investment will help the growth of employment and the development of the country. compared to the return of gold to the investor, the investment is definitely migrating. hopefully, i can make it clear that it will continue

no-initiative folder , he referred to the double standards of the united nations human rights council about how the terrorism associatedh the united states, england, and france is washed away and not seen. the interpretation of the city is to purify the behavior of this matter he pointed out amir abdullahiyan's obesity. i think that a comprehensive speech and iran 's narrative of the human rights situation has been heard in this council . sarbaz hosseini should also say that the foreign minister's plans are continuing in geneva, and tomorrow mr. abdullahi will give a speech at the khale conference. selah and bidar will be bilateral with european officials and other officials participating in the meeting of the united nations human rights council. did the meeting that was held have a margin or not? yes , there was a margin. after the session starts the user accounts were trying to force nicknames so that during mr. amir abdollahian's speech , he should not sit and listen to this speech. i was there . i made this speech . the organization had obtained permission to come inside the human rights council, and some of them h

a new association has appeared in russia - it is an association of young human rights activists. today it was officially presented in the house of human rights , first of all, practicing lawyers and lawyers, as well as everyone who wants to join the community, it is very important for us today to continue this work, which is inherent exclusively. human rights organization in the conditions of armed conflict of the state, unfortunately, does not go missing. captured dead and today , my dialogue with the ukrainian side is perhaps the only official dialogue in the name of man and to solve specific communal problems. about the consequences of another earthquake in turkey in the province of malate, such a giant piece of rock crashed into a house, split in two, and this is how it is reported, if this is the rock, of course, it represents. now the great danger will move from its place, then it will cover the village, which is located lower in the gorge. let me remind you today that in the provinces, which, of course, had been seriously affected by the earthquake before , tremors of magn

anyone else who liver under a different umbrella and let's not even get into human rights violations that u.s. is not associatedng about consistency that different, some people on right who are willing to say, just because you ar are an athlete, shut up and dribble. we don't care what you have to say, what you say does not matter. they want to cherry pick who they want to talk and who they don't want to talk and when. that is something that we should not go for in our society. mark: fair enough. my attitude did that, it is the market system, if you don't like a player or a team, then don't watch them. and by the way. shut up and dribble that is a tough line to a football player. >> right. mark: you have a fantastic book. straight shooter. you use your life really to project positions and arguments and understanding about life generally speaking. it is about you, it is about more than you. i interviewed you on the radio, i said, that book really -- what comes to mine are three words the american dream when we come back, have you been living american dream? you started with nothing. now look, you are known everyw

in russia, a new association has appeared - an association of young human rights activists ; it was officially the house of human rights. not only practicing lawyers, lawyers, but also everyone can join the community . it is very important for us today to continue the work that is inherent exclusively. human rights organization in the armed conflict of the state none of the armed conflicts, unfortunately. there are no missing persons. captured dead and today my dialogue with the ukrainian side, perhaps the only official dialogue in the name of man and for the solution of specific commutative problems. as part of the yolka charity event, a dream came true for young sergei korzhavin from moscow, deputy prime minister alexander novak promised the boy that he would be able to get to the match of his beloved spartak as soon as the new season of russian football starts. here he fulfilled his promise at the cup meeting with the locomotive sergey conducted a tour of the stadium to get acquainted with the exhibits of the spartak museum and go straight to the field along with the main legionnaire of the

including by the white house correspondents association the journal of the words in a society of publishers in asia and robert f kennedy center for justice and human rights. and the journalist for the associated press covering intelligence and national security. his article for the year-long investigation of law enforcement's misconduct won awards from the american bar association and associated press media and was nominated for the pulitzer prize. he also was a reporter on immigration and the border in texas and part of the team nominated for the pulitzer prize for national reporting so we are very fortunate to have this panel and for them to take time out of their schedules to come down and discuss this topic. let me start with you. a lot of discussion at this conference and reasons for that. from your perspective i wanted to ask about what you perceive into using over classification or improper classification as reasons for why people make unauthorized disclosures whether they are trying to cover up government must conduct or embarrassment all of which would be contrary. >> let me just start by saying the government doesn't like me publishing their se

human rights. now as the associate attorneyon general. tryth to share with us is difficult to boil this down in a few minutes, through the c.o.p.s. office, and other agencies you've been devoted to policing and our cities and help departments strengthen these relationships. >> sure. good afternoon here it's good to be here and with all of you, and always happy to share the stage, or the table i suppose, with the two people to my right and with all of you may have. thank you for your leadership. you are the elected officials closest to police community police issues and they think is an important time for us to talk about policing. obviously the issues around community police trust her long-standing and discounter country of race and public safety. right now many of us have been talking about these issues in the context of a crisis around recruitment and retention, morale, officer safety and wellness, civil rights. and there's a lot that the justice department is always doing in this regard but i think right now oftentimes people are very

international as a whitencluding house correspondent association and the society publishers and agents of robert f. kennedy center for justice and human rights. and at the end the anchor person at journalist journalists were the "associated press" covering intelligence and national security. his articles from a year-long investigation of law law enforcement misconduct and won awards from the american bar association and "associated press" media editor nominated for pulitzer prize. he also is reporter on immigration on the border in texas and nominated for the pulitzer prize for national reporting. so we are very fortunate to r he this panel and for them to take time out of their very busy schedule to come down on such an important topic. adam let me start with you. a lot of discussion about overclassification and improper classification and the reasons for that. just from your perspective being a longtime reporter if someone asked you about what you perceive in terms of do you seec overclassification, improper classification is reason for why people make disclosures to the media whether they are trying to covergo up government misconduct or

streets, promising to pay food fines and other expenses associated with destructive political activities. alyona krasovskaya, an expert on human rightsizations, has directly come into contact with the work of spring, they know well not only those who are in the dock, but also the schemes for their human rights enrichment . a person who is well acquainted with the human rights system in the past and worked, including with the spring, can tell. today , the prosecutor also announced a fraud. how money was moved from lithuania to belarus here you can confirm whether there was something like that, because i know that a those who were not present at the process, they refute this and say that allegedly nothing like this happened. it is very in vain that people were not present at the process, because whatever they say in the process, it was demonstrated and proved that the united company committed these actions, which are attributed to them, that is, they transported smuggled funds across the border to the republic of belarus and used them to pay fines and other expenses. associated with the activities of the protesters, who in the twentiet

protests and disturbances that occurred in iran and the association in december of this year, american psychology wrote a letter to the human rights organization in the united states and claimed that many women's rights have been weakened in iran and that people who protest are subjected to severe violence and the statistics it provided according to their own media, it was like 50 children have been killed out of 30 people killed in this happy spot here in iran, and one of the things he raised was that he was very worried about the gender inequality in iran. and women do not enjoy social welfare, and you, in contrast, in the letter to che you mentioned some things, what things did you notice, and what was the reaction of the american psychological association ? let me explain. let's judge without prejudgment , my clients. judgment and prejudice and the first complaint we, as the people who come forward to make such a claim, it is from them that they are optimistic about the academic circle and the group of female psychologists that we asked to talk to them and we asked them to tell you how true the documentary from the media that

kyiv national university, first vice-president of the ukrainian association of international law and judge of the european court of human rightsulate you, mr. vitaly, let's try to understand what the decision of the esl on the recognition of the occupation of donbas by the russian federation in 2014 means. year, to what extent this decision can now affect the course of events, well, from a purely legal point of view , from the point of view of the european court of human rights , it was necessary to make sure that the court has use action to consider this case in other words that the numerous violations of human rights that ukraine and the netherlands claim in their statements that took place on the territory of the luhansk donetsk regions of ukraine are such that russia is responsible for them or this territory was controlled by it or at least from the point of view of the convention with of human rights, the first article of this convention of the usa of russia applied to this event and this was established by the court in this decision , which is of an interim nature, but with all its temporary nature, it corresponds to the

signing of the universal declaration on human rights, but almost everywhere we're going backwards, particularly on civic freedoms, on the freedom of assembly, associationtry where we can enjoy our civic freedoms. and so it really is important, if we're going to have any sort of realistic solutions to these global problems, that we build solidarity across borders, but also invest in the power of people to come up with those solutions that are urgently needed. and there, danny sriskandarajah, we have to leave it, but thank you very much indeed forjoining me on hardtalk. thank you. hello there. there's a lot of settled and dry weather to come for many of us over the next few days and indeed even into the weekend. it's going to be very mild as well. certainly on friday, it's going to be extremely mild for early february. and that area of high pressure will bring a lot of dry weather, too. these weather fronts will always be flirting with the north of the uk, bringing rain at times, particularly to the northern half of scotland. and it will be a little bit windier here as well. as you can see more isobars on the charts. but we start thursday off on a mild,

signing of the universal declaration on human rights, but almost everywhere we're going backwards, particularly on civic freedoms, on the freedom of assembly, associatione we can enjoy our civic freedoms. and so it really is important, if we're going to have any sort of realistic solutions to these global problems, that we build solidarity across borders, but also invest in the power of people to come up with those solutions that are urgently needed. and there, danny sriskandarajah, we have to leave it, but thank you very much indeed forjoining me on hardtalk. thank you. hello there. on tuesday, most of us did see some sunshine, but there were certainly quite a few showers across the northwest of the country and, generally for northern areas, it started to get quite windy through the afternoon, and those stronger winds were all tied in with this area of low pressure that's over the next few hours will be crossing around about the faroes. but there will be some very strong winds just buffeting northern scotland. now, so far, the strongest wind gust i've seen is south uist, 76 mile an hour gusts here. but the winds will probably pick up a little bit furt

promising to pay for them food fines and other expenses associated with destructive political activities. alyona krasovskaya, an expert on human rightsions, has directly come into contact with the work of spring, they know well not only those who are in the dock, but also the schemes for their human rights enrichment alena, as a person who is well acquainted with the human rights system in the past and worked, including with the spring you can tell. today , the prosecutor also announced a fraud. how did the money move, and from lithuania to belarus here you can confirm whether something like that, because i know that those who were not present at the trial, they refute this and say that supposedly nothing like this happened. it is very in vain that people were not present at the trial, because, so that they would not speak during the trial , it was demonstrated and proved that the accused committed these actions that are immigrated, that is, they smuggled money across the border into the republic of belarus and used it for payment of fines and other expenses. associated with the activities of protesters, which in the twentieth year g

that all plays out in the coming weeks and months to martin human that the director of inch nash relations at the association for civil rights. and israel, thanks so much for joining us on out as here. you're giving me all the number of israel set says has quadrupled in the last 30 is more than 700000 israel and i living in illegal settlements in the occupied west bank. that's according to the piece. now organization, palestinians say it's costing them their land and resources. need abraham. what's now from the occupied west bank probably hat is one of only if you palestinian bedouins left in the water jet idiot in the occupied westbank. their lifestyle depends on hurting livestock, but it's now under threat. over the last several years is really settlers have begun, establishing hurting, and farming outposts, formerly hat. that means half of the lands available for grazing are now off limits, soccer, palestinian shepherds, c. settlers often attack them and their flocks window envelope. they don't want any bedouins here. if some one protects me and my life cycle, we won't leave. we'll be reassured, if peace activist come and

the american immigration lawyers association, church world services, coalition for humane immigrant rights first both his campaign for children, human rights first, kids in need of defense, national immigration law center, national immigration project, project on government oversight, and the southern border communities coalition. >> without objection. i recognize the gentlelady from indiana, miss -- >> thank you, mister chairman. do you believe in the rule of law, judge samaniego? >> pardon me? >> do you believe and the rule of law? >> absolutely. >> so let me ask you a question. we were talking about asylum seekers. how many of them are actually legitimate asylum seekers percentage wise based on the current law? >> i think that's an impossible question because they have the right to say that they have credible fear, and it's not my position or my role to determine whether that is true or not, but that is the court. >> the cases when you go and look at them, what is the percentage of them actually legitimate? what are your stats? that it wasn't abuse. >> from the stories i've heard and wh

activist supporting the resident improvement association to improve living conditions for low income chinese families. rising the ranks of city hall from human rights commission in 1991 to mayor in 2011 mayor lee brought together diverse communities to build consensus around the toughest challenges facing our city including unprecedented investment in affordable housing. mayor lee was ahead of his time identifying opportunities for new communities to grow and thrive on the west side including district 7. were not for the tireless efforts of mayor lee to advocate for housing across the city and district 7 and many ongoing projects in district 7 would not have been possible. including park merced, (inaudible) i'm honored to introduce this legislation. currently lee avenue connects ingle side to ocean avenue and city college and more thousand new units including 50 percent being affordable added to this area of the bal bowo reservoir. new roads constructed in mayor lee avenue will serve as the major artery in this community. i want to thank mayor lee's family anita breana and tonia and (inaudible) for their help in drafting the legislation and colleag

activist supporting the resident improvement association to improve living conditions for low income chinese families. rising the ranks of city hall from human rights commission in 1991 to mayor in 2011 mayor lee brought together diverse communities to build consensus around the toughest challenges facing our city including unprecedented investment in affordable housing. mayor lee was ahead of his time identifying opportunities for new communities to grow and thrive on the west side including district 7. were not for the tireless efforts of mayor lee to advocate for housing across the city and district 7 and many ongoing projects in district 7 would not have been possible. including park merced, (inaudible) i'm honored to introduce this legislation. currently lee avenue connects ingle side to ocean avenue and city college and more thousand new units including 50 percent being affordable added to this area of the bal bowo reservoir. new roads constructed in mayor lee avenue will serve as the major artery in this community. i want to thank mayor lee's family anita breana and tonia and (inaudible) for their help in drafting the legislation and colleag

associated with the tradition against targeting noncombatants, even in justified wars, against elective abortion, euthanasia, the killing of handicap people and other forms of homicide. if there is a core human rights principle, it is the one prohibiting the direct killing of innocent human beings. the natural law understanding of human rights i am here sketching is connected with a particular account of human dignity. iou some words about that account. under it, the natural human capacities for reason and freedom are fundamental to the dignity of human beings -- the dignity protected by natural rights, or human rights. the basic goods of human nature are those of a rational creature -- a creature who, unless impaired or prevented from doing so, naturally develops and exercises capacities for deliberation, judgment, and choice. these capacities are god-like -- albeit, of course, in a limited way. in fact, from the theological vantage point, they constitute a certain sharing -- limited, to be sure, but real -- in divine power. this is what is meant by the otherwise extraordinarily puzzling biblical teaching that human beings, man, is made in the very image and likeness of god. after all, that teachi

the american immigration lawyers association, church world services, coalition for humane immigrant rights first both his campaign for children, human rights first, kids in need of defense, national immigration law center, national immigration project, project on government oversight, and the southern border communities coalition. >> without objection. i recognize the gentlelady from indiana, miss -- >> thank you, mister chairman. do you believe in the rule of law, judge samaniego? >> pardon me? >> do you believe and the rule of law? >> absolutely. >> so let me ask you a question. we were talking about asylum seekers. how many of them are actually legitimate asylum seekers percentage wise based on the current law? >> i think that's an impossible question because they have the right to say that they have credible fear, and it's not my position or my role to determine whether that is true or not, but that is the court. >> the cases when you go and look at them, what is the percentage of them actually legitimate? what are your stats? that it wasn't abuse. >> from the stories i've heard and wh

activist supporting the resident improvement association to improve living conditions for low income chinese families. rising the ranks of city hall from human rights1 to mayor in 2011 mayor lee brought together diverse communities to build consensus around the toughest challenges facing our city including unprecedented investment in affordable housing. mayor lee was ahead of his time identifying opportunities for new communities to grow and thrive on the west side including district 7. were not for the tireless efforts of mayor lee to advocate for housing across the city and district 7 and many ongoing projects in district 7 would not have been possible. including park merced, (inaudible) i'm honored to introduce this legislation. currently lee avenue connects ingle side to ocean avenue and city college and more thousand new units including 50 percent being affordable added to this area of the bal bowo reservoir. new roads constructed in mayor lee avenue will serve as the major artery in this community. i want to thank mayor lee's family anita breana and tonia and (inaudible) for their help in drafting the legislation and colleagues for their supp

the telegram channel associated that they also noticed, that is, you see, yes, uh, these are the underscores of american diplomats. it is the official medical group for human rights america is the official organ of the united states yes, and he is an official there. he is an adviser there. well, he's a notorious provocateur recently posed with uh, the swastika. it is azov who is always demanded there against the russians. there speaks and so on, a nazi anti-semitic person who is inferior against the poles who advertise hitler's accomplice of the enemy of the jewish people is an official diplomat of the united states of america i ask the us diplomatic corps since when do you hire anti-semitic nazis and anti-pokes? no, so moreover, you understand, he posed for quite a joyful fun for several hours, hung 200, in my opinion, got 70,000 views, uh, and then he deleted it. he says that a good friend asked for firing, that is , respectively, well, that is, further yes, but i think so. what did you remove? well, go to poland, walk around warsaw with this portrait . yes, now it’s clear, nazi bastard. this is an anti-semitic, bastard who advertises bandera, who called for th