human rights — person pushback. this man is a human rights lawyer _ person pushback. this man is a human rights lawyer who - human rights lawyer who represents refugees. he says the turkish authorities push migrants back across the border and that is when they are falling into the hands of violent gangs. it is very much _ hands of violent gangs. it is very much related - hands of violent gangs. it is very much related to - hands of violent gangs. it 3 very much related to the pushback, those violations, because it creates a fragile group open to all forms of abuses. �* .,, , w, group open to all forms of abuses. �* , ., abuses. almost every case of torture we — abuses. almost every case of torture we came _ abuses. almost every case of torture we came across - abuses. almost every case of torture we came across in - abuses. almost every case of| torture we came across in this investigation happened after the refugees had been pushed back across the border at night. turkey hosts millions of refugees, more than any other country, but this criticism of the authorities came up again and again in our investigation. put this allegation to the turkish government but did not receive a respo

those who are apprehended at the borderline by the authorities have been facing a 100% pushback. mahmut kagan is a human rightso represents refugees. he says the turkish authorities routinely push migrants back across the border, and that is when they are falling into the hands of violent gangs. it's very much related to the pushbacks, those violations, because it creates a fragile group and open to all forms of abuses. almost every case of torture we came across in this investigation happened after the refugees had been pushed back across the border at night. turkey hosts millions of refugees, more than any other country, but this criticism of the authorities came up again and again in our investigation. we put this allegation to the turkish government, but did not receive a response. in the face of similar accusations from human rights groups, the authorities have denied pushbacks, saying any activities to prevent illegal entry into turkey are carried out within the scope of border management. but some make it across into turkey. there is a careful operation to hand them to other smugglers to continue theirj

and while the country got holes with this being called a problems attorney and human rights authority has lost an investigation to elated kings and attacks by security guards at a loop. pineapple farm, owned by an american company that's also scaly investigation, was published about terrific violence on the foundation we heard from some of the victims. the main deal now was bitten by the bellman guards but the room go on my hand and they left me dying. actually they thought i had already died and that's when they drag me to a forest nearby, where i spend the whole night. while i go farm and conscious and informed my family members who took me to the hospital, not a delmore where being seriously beaten by the guard, summer, killed and others when they are called, disappear completely in your mind that i'm with in your i think the defeats we used to get grass for our livestock set, the delmonte site, one day these guards sauce and chased us, and unfortunately their dog caught me. the guards thoroughly beaten me. they left me unconscious and drag me deep inside the pineapple field. later

the human rights authority launches an investigator and elected the mass itself is used by security guards locally with my level fox. and here from some of the amount with the view, they thought i had already died and that's one to drag me to a forest nearby where i spend the whole night. do i be the i'd have to like the guards thoroughly beaten. it can be carried me outside the plantation and left me to die at the roadside. by that time i was seriously bleeding on china approved the new law unfolding relations, a counsellor, and threats to both the political and economic security of the country, the chrome. let's go to the world. this is our scene, is great to have your company today. my name's melissa a moment. you start with the latest developments from the front lines. russia's defense, as he says, is false, is have prevented using read. the flying is troops in the has on region near the river. the a base further shows opposite of the guns and acts and rushes m o. d report is an ad born assault unit has taken out the play and sabotage group area where the closest is said to be working

freedom. to express something it is customary in european countries to become a claimant of human rights, the authorityshiites in iraq sent a letter to the secretary general of the united nations , calling it shameful and contrary to the freedom of speech to issue permission to burn the koran . hiding behind the issue of freedom of speech should stop moving in this downward direction . until now, al-tahrim also asked all muslims to boycott all the products of this country again to express their disgust with the action of the swedish government to issue permission to burn the koran. international human organization in a statement, he emphasized that this crime is in addition to it increases hatred with virtuous and humane values ​​that demand respect for religions. in conflict, the president of turkey also condemned the action of the swedish government to issue a license. if you really respect rights and freedoms, first of all, it is necessary that turkey and respect the religious beliefs of muslims. if you show such respect , i'm sorry, you will not see any support from us regarding nato. iraqi dogs ga

the parliament discussed yesterday, and dmytro lubenets lubenets and his team spoke in our authority on human rightswill tell you that even the parliament of the authorities and even our authority on human rights, even we now do not have an exact number of how many criminal russians separated children from their families during the temporary occupation, kidnapped them or took them to the territory of russia, and on the territory of russia they set up such mini-concentration camps for children in the murmansk region and he even provided displays and lists, even we have ukrainians living there up to vladivostok , they deliberately scattered thousands across the territory of russia, and we think tens of thousands of kidnapped ukrainian children, moreover, they went further in their criminal activities as they used to do. i think only the nazis. they change the surnames of ukrainian children. they already issue russian documents to these children and already think that no one will ever guess under what fictional surnames the kidnapped children are scattered all over the world. territory of the russian f

he is a public policy associate at the southern center for human rights. he is co-authorwired for racism: how evolution & faith challenge racial idolatry." we welcome you both to democracy now! reverend woodall, when you arrived at the atlanta city hall to give your public comment, can you talk about the different level of security and protocol to enter the premises that you had ever experienced before? just described the scene for us and then what you said. >> definitely. first, let me say thank you for having us on the show today. when we entered atlanta city hall, we were met with bomb dogs and officers donning ar-15's, folks in riot gear. we saw a heightened level of security both in protocol meaning we entered into the city hall, we cannot even bring in food or water. people were planning to be there literally all day and night. cannot even be able to bring in gatorade, and to throw my gatorade out and walk out of the city hall, throw it out and come back in. it took a miracle, essentially, stephen bring pizza in toward the latter portion of the afternoon and evening

human rights. the shia authority in iraq sent a letter to the secretary general of the united nations and recognizedto burn the koran in the waist and as contrary to freedom of expression . lebanon also issued a statement condemning the insult to the koran. kurd and swedish partner matt are accomplices and the swedish government instead of hiding behind the issue of freedom of speech should stop moving in this downward direction. until now, in a city like this, he asked all the muslim nation to express their disgust with the action of the swedish government to issue permission to burn the koran, all the products of this sanction the country again, the international human rights organization emphasized in a statement that this crime , in addition to increasing hatred , is in conflict with virtuous and humane values ​​that demand respect for religions. condemned if you do you really respect the rights and freedoms. first of all, respect turkey and the religious beliefs of muslims. if you show such respect , i'm sorry. you will not get any support from us regarding nato. hundreds of iraqis gathered in

but throughout these 2 decades, that had been repeats the claims of torture and human rights violations. the author of the is washington has repeatedly promised to close the prison. the right dispatch came in february from the bye, didn't administration, but it was bart, a bomb, a who made the strongest assurances of the comes to mice. and that was many years ago. i have said repeatedly that i intend to close baltimore and i will follow through on that when i was elected in 2008. i said we need to close once out of i continue to believe that we've got a close one to provide the process whereby guantanamo will be closed. no later than one year from now to day on the international day in support. a victims of torture. i re or from the united states, a position to all forms of things you main treatment and our commitment to eliminating torture and assistant georges of virus as a hill. and then there quits for justice. for my prison, the old account has told his story of life, but then it's always center the i did go 1st to crimes because of thoughts. i was i was beaten teeth. they broke my and i was n

human rights organizations say turkish authorities often ignore reports of harassment or abuse.orted her ex to the police multiple times. but in vain. we all want to think positive, but we young people feel overcome with a sort of hopelessness. i want to see turkey become a safe country for women and girls in the future. i feel the same way. that's why this patriarchal system has to come to an end. to a safe, democratic future, where all voices are heard. to a free turkey. damla and eu-k-Ü are crossing their fingers that the runoff election will change things for them. if that doesn't happen, many young turks are already thinking of leaving the country. moving on to another state where people have been forced to leave their country. ukraine. . it's hard to imagine but even in the most disputed areas in eastern ukraine, some civilians have made a conscious decision to stay back. special units of ukrainian police are trying to get to these people and persuade them to leave the area. but they aren't finding it easy. because around cities like avdiivka and along the front line in ea

human rights organizations say turkish authorities often ignore reports of harassment or abuse.orted her ex to the police multiple times. but in vain. we all want to think positive, but we young people feel overcome with a sort of hopelessness. i want to see turkey become a safe country for women and girls in the future. i feel the same way. that's why this patriarchal system has to come to an end. to a safe, democratic future, where all voices are heard. to a free turkey. damla and eu-k-Ü are crossing their fingers that the runoff election will change things for them. if that doesn't happen, many young turks are already thinking of leaving the country. moving on to another state where people have been forced to leave their country. ukraine. . it's hard to imagine but even in the most disputed areas in eastern ukraine, some civilians have made a conscious decision to stay back. special units of ukrainian police are trying to get to these people and persuade them to leave the area. but they aren't finding it easy. because around cities like avdiivka and along the front line in ea

with the pretoria high court ruling that the air quality here was essentially the human rights violation and gave authorities 12 months to come up with a plan to improve admission as well. that deadline cost in march so far, little has changed. thomas was part of that case. he says the state owned power companies tried to cut corners by asking for extensions to comply with limits. we also need to understand that because for the tests in the countries festival and ask them and ask um being just a own entity. i don't think government wants to fight one of their own. she tells us the parents here are raising a generation of sick children. sometimes i even think of as maybe one day lose my child because of these ethical issues. there is little they can do to change their feet. that will take money. and ultimately, political will. stephanie decker or g 0. boom by longer providence, south africa. the tougher picture of the headlines here, this, the un secretary general, has condemned israel's decision to speed up the expansion of illegal sacraments in the occupied westbank. in a statement, a spec specimen for anto

with the pretoria high court ruling that the air quality here was essentially the human rights violation and gave authorities 12 months to come up with a plan to improve emissions. well, that deadline cost in march so far, mitchell has changed. thomas was part of that case. he says the state owned power companies tried to cut corners by asking for extensions to comply with limits. we also need to understand that because pollutants in the country is trustworthy and ask them and ask being just they own entity. i don't think government wants to fight one of their own. she tells us the parents here are raising a generation of sick children. sometimes they even think about maybe one day lose my child because of this ethical issue. there is little they can do to change their feet. that will take money. and ultimately, political will stephanie decker or g 0 by longer providence, south africa, the ssl does. there are these, your top stories. the ones actually general has condemned israel's decision to speed up the expansion of illegal sacraments. and the okey pod was spike, and a statement, a spokesperson full on to

with the pretoria high court ruling that the air quality here was essentially the human rights violation and gave authorities 12 months to come up with a plan to improve admission as well. that deadline cost in march so far, mitchell has changed. thomas was part of that case. he says the state owned power companies tried to cut corners by asking for extensions to comply with limits. we also need to understand that because pollutants in the country is trustworthy and ask them and ask being just a own entity. i don't think government wants to fight one of their own. she tells us the parents here are raising a generation of sick children. sometimes i even think that's maybe one day lose my child because of this ethical issue. there is little they can do to change their fate. that will take money. and ultimately, political will. stephanie decor, audra 0 boom by longer providence, south africa please. in uganda. say they've detained 20 people in connection with friday's attack on the school near the border with the democratic republic of congo . at least 41 people, mostly students, were killed. some of the victim

year with a pretoria high court ruling that the air quality here was essentially a human rights violation and gave authorities 12 months to come up with a plan to improve admission as well. that deadline cost in march so far, mitchell has changed. thomas was part of that case. he says the state owned power companies tried to cut corners by asking for extensions to comply with limits. we also need to understand that because for the tests in the countries festival and ask them and ask um being just a.

and throughout the 2 decades that had been repeats of the claims of torture on human rights violations. the, the author of the washington is repeated. they promised to close the prison. the late dispatch came back in february from the bye, didn't administration. but it was bach obama who made the strongest assurances of the comes to my eyes and that was years ago. i have said repeatedly that i intend to close. guantanamo and i will follow through on that when i was elected in 2008 i said, we need to close once out of i continue to believe that we've got a close one time on the phone with them provide the process whereby once out of more will be closed no later than one year from now to day on the international day in support of victims of torture, i reaffirmed the united states a position to all forms of things to main treatment and our commitment to eliminating torture and the system to adjust the virus as a hill, and then they are quits for justice. a wonderful, i'm a president of the account and told us a story of life and then its obvious sensor, the, the just, it is a long story to mentally schult

with the pretoria high court ruling that the air quality here was essentially the human rights violation and gave authorities 12 months to come up with a plan to improve emissions. well, that deadline cost in march so far, little has changed. thomas was part of that case. he says the state owned power companies tried to cut corners by asking for extensions to comply with limits. we also need to understand that because for the tests in the country is 1st of all and ask them and ask being displayed on entity. i don't think government wants to fight one of their own. she tells us the parents here are raising a generation of sick children. sometimes they even think about maybe one day lose my child because of this evolution. there is little they can do to change their feet. that will take money. and ultimately political will, stephanie decker or g 0, but longer probably.

portrait we have a very developed expertise, so we signed a memorandum with the governmental authority on human rightsda with the red cross, and we were immediately bombarded with letters, this is a very interesting, such an interesting type of research, we have about 20-30 of them each we release one of them about a day and we hope that it will help the relatives of people who are in captivity to find out who they are. well, in many cases, they are recorded under other surnames and other names and identify them so that it is possible to it is very difficult to make an exchange, so uh, i think that it is exactly this type of examination that we are doing right now, and these uh, opportunities that we have will allow ordinary ordinary citizens to find their close children, men, and this, uh, i think that is what is needed in first of all, mr. oleksandr, that is, in fact, we now compare the photos of at least 30 people who are in captivity every day, 20-30 people a day, we are about equal , we can always find similarities, yes, we do not satisfy everyone, but out of those 30, 20- 30 people 10-15 if they

very developed in our country, that is why we e-e signed a memorandum with the governmental authority on human rightshovna rada with the red cross and well we were directly bombarded with e-e letters, this is very interesting, such an interesting type of research, we release about 20-30 e-e denis about a day, and we hope that this will help e-e relatives of people who are in captivity to find out who they are well, in many cases, they are recorded there under other surnames, with other names, and to identify them in order to be able to carry out an exchange is very difficult, therefore, uh, i think that it is precisely this type of examination that we are doing right now and these uh, possibilities that are in we are just given to simple ordinary citizens to find of their close children, men, and this, well, i think that everyone needs it first of all, mr. oleksandr, that is, in fact, we now compare the photos of at least 30 people who are in captivity every day, 20-30 people a day, we are approximately equal, we can always find the data yes, we don't satisfy everyone, but out of those 30, 20-30 peop

supreme court of persepolis considered the air quality in the areas of human rights violation and gave the government authoritiesmonths to think of a plan to reduce production gases and improve the air . according to reports between the contaminations there is a connection between heart and nerve diseases, air pollution leads to attacks and heart attacks , the biggest polluters of the environment in the country are companies, it is government scanning, and they think that the government wants to get rid of itself. the environment will not work because political will is needed for this. they say that parents here are raising a generation of sick children. today , we have reached the end of the world. we are happy that god was with us. god is with us . he is surrounded by laundry detergent. the smell of the environment can be seen from his clothes. cleanliness. gives away in different models and sizes for all ages in installments without guarantors in the iranian house of life and health in the great iranian house after the revolution, the organization that had the name khalq turned its gun to the heart , the orga

maybe hundreds , that it was possible to return the children by the forces of the state , authorized by human rights, and also the parents themselves, there is the fact that the children are returned through third european states but i emphasize once again that this is a very difficult path, and today, on the international day for the protection of children, i would like to appeal to the international institutions that they , together with the ukrainian authorities, put pressure on the russian the federation returned those children, children whose parents live here, children who, unfortunately, became orphans, but they are citizens of ukraine . they must return here, and it is necessary to create all the conditions so that those children, who are now, by the way, in the territory of the western part of our country, moved boarding schools, children's homes, so that those children are under the care of the state and that civil society is not indifferent to their problem and future fate. you told about different options, how it is sometimes possible to return children. do you know the numbers e z sever

who is the author of humanitarian imperialism using human rights to so war is also a mathematical and statistical physicist at the university of nevada. and he was a co author of a fashionable nonsense post modern intellectuals abuse a science. thank you for joining us. and i want to start off with governments across the world, your claiming with far more of us living longer, or is that retirement ages for government pensions are not sustainable. is this true defense? what do you mean by sustainable? i mean, you see the argument is that people even longer than the other hand, positive gives you off work as increased a lot. so it's a matter of how you distribute the where to now you're being in the field problem useful funds, i think. and of course so, so for the united states of the few states, i mean people do, they have been used to buying things for my china, the china. and so they don't produce with the consumer. and that's, that's the problem. because the good produce when they consume that they don't. so that's when the glare of invasion of the killing me. but you see, we have t

name the united nations human rights in switzerland beijing formally protested to the japanese authoritiese chinese environmentalists. now they are preparing the population for the worst scenarios, talking about the fact that the third hit in the human body will cause long-term and harmful exposure, warn their own government against possible consequences, and those japanese who happened to survive the accident at fukushima sochehikov and all the doctor runs a volunteer medical center statistical norm of thyroid cancer glands one case per 2 million people, but in fukushima we see 1-2 cases per 60,000 people. this is a colossal excess of the norm and there can be no other explanation for it, except for the consequences of a nuclear accident, specialists in oceanography. they say if japan still decides to dump slightly radioactive water, then its main volume will first reach alaska and the western coast of canada, then this water will go towards kamchatka the mtp commission was at focus last year and gave the go-ahead to dump water, the japanese should have to empty the tanks back in the spri

rights, including access to education and you and report covering to light to december last year. i also found that the tyler bonds treatments may amount agenda persecution, which is a crime against humanity. tabano authority say they respect women's rights in accordance with that strict interpretation of islamic law. we also draw it to the counsels attention now deep concern that these serious deprivations of women and goals, fundamental human rights, and the harsh enforcement by the defect to authorities of the restrictive measures may constitute the crime against humanity or gen the persecution. grave systematic, an institutionalized discrimination against women and goals as is at the heart of tal about 80 ology and rule, which also gives rise to concerns that they may be responsible for. agend apartheid are so close to a 170 people have died across the states in northern and eastern india as temperatures. this organs, the mid fourties on top of the heat wave power costs are wes thing. problems with hospitals unable to cope as michael apple. net reports, people are trying whatever they can to get some relief from the heat in india is or to per day shouldn't be hard. states. hospitals and molds are strug

rights including access to education. the human report covering july to december last year, we also found that the telephones treatment may amounts to agenda persecution, which is a crime against humanity. tyler, bundle authorities say they respect women's rights in accordance with the strict interpretation of a stomach. little close to a 170 people have died across the states in northern and eastern india attempt just asked so into the mid fourties on top of the heat wave power costs. listening problems with hospitals unable to cope. as michael apple, that reports people are trying whatever they can to get some relief from the heat. in india is or to predation. be har, states hospitals and molds all struggling to cope with the numbers. doctors are doing what they can. but for some, it's too late. patients, relatives are trying to shield their loved ones from the unrelenting sun. there is no found over the patient. i've covered the window with a piece of cloth to protect my relatives from the direct rays at the sun. even inside the hospital, there's no way to protect the patient from the heat. while high temperatures on uncommon in this part of the country for this time of year, the celsius has been consistently

with the pretoria high court ruling that the air quality here was essentially the human rights violation and gave authorities 12 months to come up with a plan to improve admission as well. that deadline cost in march so far, little has changed. thomas was part of that case. he says the state owned power companies tried to cut corners by asking for extensions to comply with limits. we also need to understand that because pollutants in the country is festival and ask them and ask being just a own entity. i don't think government wants to fight one of their own. she tells us the parents here are raising a generation of sick children. sometimes i even think about maybe one day lose my child because of these ethical issues. there is little they can do to change their feet. that will take money and ultimately political will stephanie decor, or 0 boom by longer providence south africa. well, earlier we spoke to sell it as a loopy, so a member of parliament from the a n c policy. he says that countries energy facilities have not been able to keep up with them on you'll driven in for us. but after that bill doesn't b

rehabilitation, reintegration, this is stated by everyone from the president to the authorized representative of issues of human rights and this is very important because this is a reference point vector when we studied the needs of children who return , first of all the talk was about the fact that the child must first be examined, identified and carried out medical examination because often the children report that they were in very inadequate conditions on the territory of the russian federation, it is necessary to talk about the establishment and the parents, if we do not know where they are, it can often be more true that these are the children of those soldiers who are currently in captivity, so here it is very it is important to talk precisely about settling in a family, understanding how we make documents with a hammer, because if this is an adult child, more or less an adult, yes , a child who is older than 14 years old, she needs to issue a passport in order to in the future the state also provided other forms of support, it is also very important to talk about certain forms of humanitarian aid for placement

> human rights watch us are calling on the indian government to investigate killings by ethnic groups in manipur. it says accounts of and partisan involvement has increased distrust of the authorities is also urging new delhi to work with community leaders to restore security or human rights watch also says the government internet blackout has severely hindered information gathering and reporting by the media and civil society groups. the government says the shutdown is necessary to stop what it called the spread of disinformation and false rumors. let's bring in our guests, bhagat oinam who is a professor at jawaharlal nehru university and chairperson of the special centre for the study of north east india. ngamjahao kipgen, and associate professor at indian institute of technology guwahati. his work focuses on ethnic identity, politics and ethnic nationalism in northeast india. and we have subir bhaumik, a veteran journalist, he has been in manipur state covering the republic. he is also an author of two books, "insurgent crossfire" and "troubled periphery" . with the internet shutdown, accurate information could be hard to come by. i will begin with you. you were just there this

and also a cool on is burned in a demonstration and spoke with permission from the authorities on the train in human rights of phones. the launch is an investigation and legit and massive subsidies by security goes locally us own pineapple farm. we hear from some of the except for my review. they thought i had already died and that's one to drag me to a forest nearby where i spend the whole night. do i be like the guards thoroughly beaten me and they carried me outside the plantation and left me to die at the roadside. and by that time i was seriously bleeding the very warm welcome to you from the entire thing into actual use, even coming to live for most of them. let's take a look at the top. so is this out? the head of the defense committee in a rush as low a house of parliament, has reveal details about how the volume of moves attempted mutiny unfolded over the weekend. now you said the goods lead. it was driven by greed an exorbitant ambitions. when he conducted the revolt, upon being informed that his funding was being cut off instead of the local police to a few days before the attempted mutiny. russ

authorities. and they came in human rights. so far as the launch is an investigation, a legend in mass atrocities by security guards at a local us and pineapple fall. we hear from some of them. thank you. they thought i had already died and that's when they drag me to a forest nearby, where i spend the whole night. do i be? i'd have liked the guards thoroughly beat me from the academy outside the plantation and left me to die at the roadside. and by that time i was seriously bleeding the stairs. he has gone 5 p. m, here in the russian capital. welcome. where ever you'll catch him the news out from today plus the, this is ok. a hey, the of the defense committee in russ as low a house. a problem, a has a real details about how the valid the loops and attempted mutually. i'm folded over the weekend or you said the groups that was driven by greed, ending so that's an ambitions. when he conducted the revolt, a part of being informed that his funding was being cut off. this is the video. it's also a few days before the attempt to mut

authorities . the awarding of the american national badge of disclosure of human rights was held in the presence of the families of martyrs fakhrizadeh and rezainejad. according to the secretary of the festival, this year, special attention was paid to the scientific and research part of the festival, including scientific and research meetings , scientific and research articles and books on the implementation of rights. american humanities exhibitions at meetings let's consider scientific and research for the activities. the head of the policy council of the 6th american human rights disclosure festival also said in this press conference that the reversal of right and wrong in the opinion and practice of american art is one of the most professional aspects of the movement of the united states. he acts very professionally in this matter, the leader of the time should not give the united states numerous statues on a daily, monthly and yearly basis. being the leader of the united states is a lie. it artfully turns lies upside down. professions of united iran with different tools that he was able to ta

name on human rights, he was in switzerland beijing expressed an official protest to the japanese authorities, and chinese ecologists. now they are preparing the population for worst-case scenarios , telling that the third one entering the human body will cause long-term and harmful exposure , warn their own government against possible consequences, and those japanese who survived the accident at fukushima sochehikov and all the doctor runs a volunteer medical center. the statistical norm of cancer, thyroid gland per case of the disease per 2 million people, but in fukushima we observe 1-2 cases per 60,000. this is a colossal excess of the norm and he cannot there can be no other explanation than the consequences of a nuclear accident, oceanologists say, if japan still decides to dump weakly radioactive water, then its main volume will first reach alaska and the western coast of canada, then this water will go towards kamchatka, the iaea commission was on focus last year and gave the go-ahead for the discharge of water, the japanese were supposed to empty the tanks in the spring, but so far t

scandalous law on media, which was harshly criticized by journalistic human rights organizations for a sharp increase in the ability of the authorities to influence the media, but also the current junta. in ukraine since with some kind of biting joy cancels all its truths, national holidays and urgently switch to the values ​​​​of this wild west and , unfortunately, those who celebrate fascist dates today are exactly the same tool for the destruction of us belarusians of our state, including the physical destruction of citizens, as and nationalists during the war years, such an opinion was voiced in the club of editors in belarus program experts are sure that today's western liberals have a completely bright brown tint of fascism with nazism - this is surprisingly primitive and for different dialogues very flexible. by the way, speaking, here, if we look at the stage, neo nazism, it has changed compared to the classic hitlerite. they understood. why hitler lost began to change the model began to mimic. they even use a swastika because often, when they are accused of nazi forces, they say, well, it's not a swastika. we just changed it

name the united nations human rights in switzerland beijing formally protested to the japanese authoritieschinese environmentalists. now the population is being prepared for worst-case scenarios, telling that the third one entering the human body will cause long-term and harmful radiation , warn their own government against possible consequences and those japanese who survived the accident at fukushima sochihikov and all the doctor runs a volunteer medical center statistical norm of thyroid cancer per case diseases per 2 million people, but in focus we see 1-2 cases per 60,000.

we do not influence this effectiveness, so we from the side of human rights organizations we advise you to contact the ukrainian authoritieso that they have the opportunity to negotiate with the russian side regarding the free return of these children. it seems to me that this is very important because direct contact with the russian side may not yield anything , but in addition, i want to say that the russian side always states that if there are parents, you can come and take the children and the facts of the return of ukrainian children indicate that under certain conditions they the child can be handed over to the natural parents, but this situation cannot be resolved if the child does not have a guardian or the child is an orphan, therefore only the state can stand up for her and say return our child and declare this at all international platforms directly in the negotiations with russia where it is acceptable and let us remind those parents whose children were forcibly deported by the russian occupiers that they can contact the national information bureau or the hotline of the ministry of reintegration of the temporar

and now, on behalf of the authorities, the german institute of human rights.alled to ban this party, the idea was immediately carried to the masses by all pseudo-independent media. in addition , official supervision of special services was established for the execution of the order. dissatisfied with the authorities and residents of bulgaria , rallies of the opposite elected government were held near the parliament building in sofia. it was formed after a series of early parliamentary elections. we are against the american government of bulgaria slogans were heard from ordinary people, in addition, the protesters burned a portrait of george soros. we are sure that the new governments of the country are only concerned with serving the geopolitical interests of the united states as a result of the fight against the russians. but the interests of the population of the country for them in last place. us presidential candidate robert kennedy jr. made a revealing statement. he reported on the presence of american biological laboratories in different parts of the wor

authorities claim. it is not only political opponents who imprison themselves, but also human rights activists in the world, but the asan case has proven that this claim, like many other untrue claims in cases such as asan, is a fact that we in britain face the term asan, julian assange's wife says this this week, he will make a new request to the supreme court of england, toman will be easily delivered to bamika . the british say that this is likely to be the last easy request in opposition to the talent of america's night. it rained the last day and reduced the fire and ground a little, but in my opinion, these rainy days are nothing more than mirages like last years , we do not have a proper trend of recovery, that is, this year compared to the previous year, the situation is getting worse every year. this is not due to the rainfall, but in the management of agricultural water consumption, which should be looked for. traditional water consumption in the north is 15,000 meters, we have water consumption of 15,000 cubic meters per hectare . intermittent irrigation is one of the correct methods of water ma

authorities. american humanity and the second awarding ceremony of the american human rights disclosure award wasth the presence of the families of martyrs fakhrizadeh and rezainejad, according to the secretary of the festival , this year we should pay special attention to the section

us out in china, no right to the states where to make up it is are on the human rights issues to is it the end of the many authors from the us president donald trump has paid no guilty to $37.00 charges. eva alleged mishandling of clause to find documents. he says the case was fabricated against him to sabotage the upcoming election, which is the most evil. and hey, is abuse of bell or the history of our country. very sad thing to watch it corrupt . sitting president, had his top political opponent, arrested on fake and fabricated judges of which he and numerous other presidents would be guilty. right in the middle of a presidential election. this is called election interference and yet another attempt to reagan steal a presidential election. more importantly, it's a political persecution, joe biden will forever be remembered. is not only the most corrupt president of the history of our country, but perhaps even more importantly, the president are together with a band of as close as thugs, misfits and marks has tried to destroy american democracy. donald trump has been charged save his retention of national secur

vote for it, but it seems that the authorities have found a way to protect themselves from a sharp increase in right-wing conservative sentiments german institute human rights. he called for a ban on the agg because of its human rights activists have already begun to favorably carry newspapers and television to the masses. it must be remembered that this game is completely officially kicked special services appeal to the institute for human rights. it may well become the official reason for the ban of the alternative party for germany, the dangerous competitors of the respectable parties will be eliminated, and the media then explain. why the ban on the parties that support every fifth german is a benefit of the british goal of the game publishes curious material the publication reports that the conflict in ukraine has suddenly caused a threefold increase in crime in the agricultural regions of the united kingdom, it turns out that the number has increased dramatically in the country theft, expensive agricultural machinery of combines and tractors, dismantling or simply repainting the equipment, they take out eastern europe, though then the building

and on behalf of the authorities, the german institute for human rights called for a ban on this party'sa. immediately carried to the masses. all are pseudo-independent. mass media plus officially established the supervision of special services. so it turns out that civilizations. peace foundation finances the supply of weapons, and the institution of human rights prohibits fundamental freedom of opinion and belief. the united states is preparing to continue the ukrainian conflict. for as long as possible and all for their own benefit, such an opinion was voiced in the program of the club of editors on belarus 1. as experts noted, after the explosion of the kakhovka hydroelectric power station, there may be other provocations made by proxy, is this part of a big american plan to dominate the world? if we remember back at the turn of the 2000s, it was written officially the white paper and the cia and the pentagon, where the task was set and as a forecast that in 2050 there will be a nuclear conflict with china. here they are preparing for this year 2010 and creating an appropriate plasma