what does your human rights center do? ork, the organization represented by the human rights center zamani deals with a wide range of issues and before the start of large-scale aggression, we dealt with issues related to the protection of the rights of the victims of the armed aggression of the russian federation, these were the protection of internally displaced persons from those who remained in the occupied territories and went missing. we also dealt with issues of combating discrimination, i.e. a fairly wide range of human rights issues at the end of february 24, the greatest focus of our activity concerns e consequences of the large-scale armed aggression of the russian federation and, together with other colleagues , from the very beginning, almost from the first days of the large-scale aggression, we launched the initiative ukraine at five in the morning, which is such a coalition , which now includes more than 27 27, in fact , partner organizations and individual experts and we, together with our colleagues, are eng

russian is prosecuted by law over the past couple of months, the leaders of the liquidated human rights center out several illegal actions. after each, he was detained by law enforcement officers and fined, and svetlana kamushkina did not go far from him. the court found her guilty under article violation of the procedure for holding shares and fined 10,000 rubles. however, participation in illegal actions is not the only activity of ganushkina, her main brainchild is the civil assistance committee , an organization that has been closely cooperating with foreign organizations for more than a year. embassy of maria pier-tska. please tell me why you decided to sit today office of civil assistance, what will you discuss? we came to meet with svetlana ganushkina. all the visits that these emissaries and western states carry out have two goals. the first goal is to collect information in order to somehow navigate. uh, in a situation, the second goal is to influence them, that is, to give them a task. uh, what fakes to spread? uh, on what topics what is called pointing and pressing that ganushkin wa

commissioner for human rights lyudmila denisova for it was voted by the required number of people's elected representatives, contact us tetyana pechunchyk, head of the board of the human rights centertetyana, we congratulate you, glory to ukraine, as we understand lyudmila denisova no more human rights ombudsman. in particular, i don't quite understand who is being proposed for this position instead, but i am personally very concerned about the situation when the country is in the hot phase of the war and there is no one who should take care of the violation of human rights at this moment. i am really asking lyudmila denisova in our uh, as human rights defenders, uh, there were a lot of comments , starting with the politicized procedure of her election uh, four years ago, and it's obvious that she didn't quite fit the position she held, but the way in which she was removed now and with what use procedure is even more disgusting, because it is actually the destruction of the institution of independence of the verkhovna rada commissioner for human rights, and that is exactly how it was done because of a vote of no confidence, which was not previously provided for in the law, that is,

joining our broadcast of the marathon, the only news alyona lunyova, advocacy director of the human rights center, change, we are moving on to the main event of today, viktor medvedchuk, who is suspected of treason , told the details of the cases of the removal of the oil pipeline from state property and the purchase of coal in the so-called luhansk and donetsk people 's republics. we suggest you look at the details in the material from the security service of ukraine. in fact , we are talking about boundless cynicism regarding the sale of state interests and the financing of russian terrorists. the same time when the whole country was literally covered in fundraising for our servicemen, records 14 in their briefings and installation, i confirm this, no records yet once i want there is no poroshenko look for a black cat in a dark room when she is not there you are not interested in investigating the case of the south african gods yourself you will be interested in investigating to see the difference in price will also look at the difference in quality to see if it was suitable or not suitable mak

academy all the conclusions of human rights centers, and the ban on religion is completely crossed out here, not only that islam does not prohibit. so he is also taught like horror stories about slave labor in factories or cotton fields. all this is part of the campaign to discredit china, beijing insists adding that many authors of high-profile revelations are employees of foundations, at the state department, one of the authors of the accusatory reports. here you had no one's own check. it is clear that no violations were revealed, and the same assessment is expected here from the un high commissioner, who, according to the occasion was given a book of sidimpina, and the human rights situation in the middle kingdom in the united states called it communist propaganda. but even the american wall street journal recognized it as an information war. china is still winning and the white house doesn’t like it very much alexander balitsky at kazantsev khartyukhin vesti nedeli, china before the world had time to recover from the coronavirus pandemic, a new infection of monkeypox came over the

human rights investigations, and war crimes investigations, more generally. >> pelley: bellingcat trained alexa koenig's team at the university of california, berkeley's human rights center. koenig is the executive director of the center, which has used bellingcat's techniques to expose atrocities in myanmar and chemical attacks in syria. >> koenig: they're showing the world that you don't have to be a large outfit, like the "new york times" or the international criminal court, to pull these disparate bits of information together, and actually get underneath who's done what to whom and when. >> pelley: still, koenig says, this new era is challenged by the fact that anyone with an internet connection can be an investigator. the problem becomes, how do you make sure they're right? >> koenig: that's always the risk. and i think one big concern in this space is the ethics of doing this work, and making sure that you don't get it wrong. >> pelley: alexa koenig's u.c., berkeley center recently worked with the united nations to publish guidelines for witnesses who post evidence, and for amateur investigators. standards? >> koenig: yes. >> pelley: rules of evidence? >> koenig: e

centers. human rights organizations have criticized the conditions in these centers. they are often overtaxed. they are not sanitary. they are dealing with their own problems. libya has two governments at the moment. until libyans can resolve their own problems, come to an agreement, and bring peace and stability to the country, we would like see a lot more lives lost europe. >> u.k. prime minister boris johnson says he takes full responsibility for illegal part downing street during covid lockdowns but still refuses to resign as civil servant sue gray delivered a report until -- into what is now known as party gate. staff at the heart of britain's government held parties while the rest of the country was told to stay at home. john hall reports. >> not for the first time, boris johnson apologized to mp's for parties during lockdown at downing street in government buildings. >> i take full responsibility for everything that took place on my watch. >we are humbled by the experience. and we learned our lesson. >> details of 16 gatherings emerged in the long-awaited repor

and the fact that human rights activists call concentration camps. so these are the centersrselves were imprisoned in one of these, it turned out to be an ordinary school, this school also appeared in the western press, as one of the labor camps and re-education centers for muslim gur, even one cursory glance is enough to understand that there is nothing to do with this, high school students. at the stadium they play football in the classroom, its usual school program. we also we verified each object that appeared there 90% are ordinary schools. hospital, public institutions. all this once again shows that the authors of this project are ready to step over any moral norms for the sake of fabricating lies. the same is true of the supposedly closed mosques and the fact that muslims in china are forbidden to pray. on each of these accusations, here they offer to go to any mosque or to the islamic academy, all the conclusions of human rights centers. and the ban on religion is completely crossed out here, not only that islam does not prohibit. that's how they teach him like horr

and the fact that human rights activists call concentration camps. so it is the centerple, is a report by the australian strategic policy institute and a map showing 380 supposedly newly built places. deprivation of liberty in one of these, we ourselves were an ordinary school, this particular school also appeared in the western press, as one of labor camps and re-education centers for muslims and gurov, even a cursory glance is enough to understand that there is nothing to do with this, high school students. at the stadium they play football in the classroom, the usual school program. we checked every object that appeared there 90% - these are ordinary schools. hospital, public institutions. all this once again shows that the authors of this project are ready to step over any moral norms for the sake of fabricating lies. the same is true about mosques allegedly closed to sindin and about the fact that muslims in china, it is forbidden to pray. on each of these accusations, here they offer to go to any mosque or to the islamic academy, all the conclusions of human right

when living authorities bring back migrants to living source, they're often put in detention centers. human rights organizations have criticize conditions in these detention centers. they're often over packed, they're not sanitary. what they're dealing with their own problems. libya has 2 governments at the moment. so until libyans can resolve their own problems, come to an agreement and bring peace of stability to the country. we're likely going to see a lot more lives being loss risk in the dangerous journey to europe. mcgaffey i says it's ready to prosecute the former president, julia john and other officials involved in crimes. under his rule on government appointed commission, investigated atrocities committed between 19942017. how many address is in bun jewel? with more, a lot of recommendations made by the t. r. c or the truth consolation repression. commission. 256 recommendations were med. i'm out of those 456. the minister of justice had only to water injected. one of them, of course, was the banning and the trial or prosecution, affording judges walking in the can be under for my lead i

like to say something on human rights, but we're going to sustain a fund was so society to assist the realtor of political prisoners or other things about human rights at the center of us policy, you are as if tough economic sanctions have failed to bring about political change in cuba. and that's why for many, it's time for a new approach. that is, i will, i'll just either. while the war in ukraine has taken sent a stage at the opening of the cannon, film festival and france present romeo zalinski urged movie make as not to stay silent while many are dying. charlie angela is at the festival. a light cameras action can a 2 week celebration of cinema after a bruising 2 years for the big screen. 35000 film buyers and sellers, critics and celebrities, a gathering to do business and promote old genres of film. the festival is opening, but the french comedy final cut a love letter to filmmaking and budget zombie movies from the teen behind the oscar winner. the artist, the films carson cree walked the red carpet earlier to the flash of boats and the chairs from fans. but is actually ukraine, that's going to be pulling focus this year. every door has been opened for th

actually had been killed by a palestinian, an argument quickly dismantled by israeli human rights group. that center through g o, location technology. and the use of facts, but it's all part of a pattern that we've seen before. palestinian killed and israeli response designed to confuse matters. justice denied accountability avoided diana boot, who was a human rights lawyer and former adviser to the pillow, the palestine liberation organization. miss beauty, thanks for joining us here at the listing post today. can you please start by telling us who serene abu ack lay was? we know her title, palestine correspondent for algebra arabic, but who was she really, to arabic, language, audiences. shitty and was a formidable journalist, a journalist that every journalist looked up to should he gave us a window into what it's like to live as a palestinian under israeli rule center. seattle, michael murphy, she you how to get very deep into into lives, the palestinians into the story into the true it's our issue mana memorial. behind phillip, lena. yeah. hey nadia. con heavy, hidden medina. she didn't just re

say something on human rights, but we're going to sustain a fund was the civil society to assist the relatives of political prisoners or other things about human rights? at the center of us policy wise is tough. economic sanctions have failed to bring about political change in cuba. and that's why for many, it's time for a new approach. there is, i will, i'll just either a major wildfire and new mexico has become the largest blaze in the u. s. states history, a cough canyon fire started a month ago now forcing more than $26000.00 people to leave their homes. is now banned through more than 1300 square kilometers and destroyed $260.00 homes. at least 2000 fire fighters. i'm battling to tries and bring the blaze under control while activists are wanting that a sharp increase in the price of cooking gas and nigeria is accelerating deforestation. then as almond addressed reports from connor gas prices have tripled within the past year, forcing many to use firewood to cook their meals. instead. it's been torn. javier says my whole dose man switched from fi. wouldn't you call to cooking gas to prepare his meals? he says he tossed easier and healthier, but with high prize

when libyan authorities bring back migrants to living, where they're often put in detention centers, human rights organizations have criticize the conditions in these detention centers . they're often over packed, they're not sanitary, but they're dealing with their own problems. libya has 2 governments at the moment, so until libyans can resolve their own problems, come to an agreement and bring peace of stability to the country. world likely going to see a lot more lives being loss risk in the dangerous journey to europe. you case prime minister boris johnson says he takes full responsibility for legal policies held up dining street. you're in cologne, a virus loc plans, but he still refuses to resign. he comes after civil servants who gray delivered a damning report into what's now known as pots gate. many have been waged over relevant revelations during the last few months. the staff of the heart of britain's government held parties all the rest of the country was told to stay at home. john hall reports not to the 1st time maurice johnson apologize to m p. 's for parties during lockdown in do

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see something on human rights, but we're going to sustain a fun to assist civil society to assist the relatives of political prisoners or other things that put human rights at the center of us policy. you want to is it tough economic sanctions have failed to bring about political change in cuba. and that's why for many, it's time for a new approach. that is, i will, i'll just see there is years behind schedule and billions of dollars of a budget, but the world's 1st all digital railways, but open in london, making a difference for millions of commuters. near vanka went for a ride and a warning. his report contains flash photography, a crowning moment for europe's largest infrastructure project. queen elizabeth lending her name to london's biggest single transport upgrade for more than a century. a decade in the making. the line is a journey into the future. forget the cramp tunnels of the cities, 19th century tube network. this is something else. light fil chambers, serenely curved, concrete and glass, it feels like a huge mod, not gallery, not a mode of transport. it provides state of the are fast clean ambient services that london as will flock to so that plus the e

human rights lawyer tahita chief using video footage, which often comes from social media. he can piece together and architectural mottled. the can then toggle between different perspectives to the european center for constitutional and human rights. and berlin also relies in this technology. the organization has collaborated with forensic architecture to determine which arms manufacturers are supplying weapons to the warring factions. he entered, gathering this kind of intelligence is vital during war. military's believe they have a monopoly over information in the battlefield. they have the drones and satellites and spies on the ground. and in the lot of cameras, a high tech cameras, but citizens have to and now we are able by combining and looking at those images by developing a visual literacy that allow us to understand what it is that we see. and this then how to connect one image to the next and build a counter narrative. the team uses artificial intelligence to analyze countless videos. this makes it easier to track troop movements or identify tanks, for example, like here during fighting eastern ukraine in 2014. this helps forensic architecture draw conclusions about the true sequence

human rights lawyer tahita chief using video footage, which often comes from social media. he can piece together and architectural mottled. the can then toggle between different perspectives to the european center for constitutional and human rights. and berlin also relies in this technology. the organization has collaborated with forensic architecture to determine which arms manufacturers are supplying weapons to the warring factions. he entered, gathering this kind of intelligence is vital during war. military's believe they have a monopoly over information in the battlefield. they have their drones and satellites, and spies on the ground in the lot of cameras, a high tech cameras, but citizens have to and now we are able by combining and looking at those images by developing a visual literacy that allow us to understand what it is that we see, and this then how to connect one image to the next and build a counter narrative. the team uses artificial intelligence to analyze countless videos. this makes it easier to track troop movements or identify tanks, for example, like here during fighting and eastern ukraine in 2014. this helps forensic architecture draw conclusions about the true sequenc

in west jerusalem, hagai el-ad is executive director of the israeli information center for human rightsoccupied territories. in doha, aicha elbasri, researcher at the arab center for research and policy studies in cambridge. in cambridge rami khouri, , professor of journalism at american university of beirut and senior fellow at the harvard kennedy school. welcome to the program. hagai, how would you characterize the position of the israeli government so far? because when you listen to benny gantz, the defense minister, he seems to be saying that this could have the fire that targeted shireen abu akleh, that it could have come from the israeli side. you have the israeli prime minister naftali bennett, saying , at the same time that we should blame palestinian fighters for this. guest: i think they've pivoted very quickly from their initial efforts to deflect by suggesting in numerous ways, from the prime minister on down, the alternative prime minister, other government ministers, the foreign minister, of very quickly suggesting based on a short video clip that it was palestinian gunfir

her guy led is executive director of these where the information center for human rights in the occupied territories. in doha, ayesha in bassetti researcher the alice center for research and policy studies in cambridge. i'm a horrid professor of journalism at american university of bay road and senior fellow of harvard kennedy school. welcome to the program. again. how would you characterize is the position of this? why the government so far? because when you listen to been against the defense minister, he seems to be implying that this could have the fire that targeted as sitting a block on, i could have come from these wireless side. you have the prime minister of tally, but it's saying that the same time, no, we should blame the palestinian fighters for this. i mean, do they want to be very quickly from their initial efforts to deflect by suggesting in numerous ways from, from mr. down the idea of source 1st. so another young ministers to foreign minister who is also the prime minister on very quickly suggesting it based on assurance of you know, clear that it was been a student gunfi

i am a human rights advocate and international relations center was on that to guy and advocacy group leading the fight against a gretchen site. all right, nice to have you to dally nice of see you again. please remind our audience who you are, what you do. thanks a lot. same you nice to see you too. my name is sadala and i am the founder of i dishonored magazine, but currently serving as a see all of them other company jack in publishing and see get to having to draw us . welcome back to the string might i wouldn't see you off. thank you for having me terry. my name is george was for free. i am the chairman of association of america and advocacy group base here in charlotte, north carolina, that advocates and we have our own people. it easy. thank you all guess i, i, i just want to go back to march where the federal government said that there is now going to be a truce with fighters intake right to allow the humanitarian aid to get through. is this ground for optimism? maza? we start a conversation please sir, i didn't hear that say me. sorry. could hear. yeah, absolutely. oh, a much

join now from key by alexandra, but the chick, she's a member of human rights lawyer and head of a non profit organization. the center for civil liberties is good to have you with this. we know you're doing important work. i mean, what are you in your organization? what are you doing now to help women who have been impacted or victims of sexual violence in this more seems a new way for russian large scale invasion or in february this year we still are going to give them i done this list and for top, several hundreds of volunteers who speak with teams or for crimes and weakness for crimes as well. and it can maintain their testimony. and among those who are crimes resource, so cases of section violence rapes which is committed by russian closures. we have several such cases. and all of them, one of them women were read russian soldiers and one it was man. and because we work with them, well, when the people who are not prepared for for such trying to fix the dns and not to, to provide a proper question year and a conversation survivors of sexual violence way closely. corporate in this regard with other initiatives and

their movement. attacks by his really forces have also left dozens injured, a palestinian center of human rights report in 2020 found journalists face, quote, cruel, inhumane, and degrading treatment at the hands of israeli forces in the wake of abruptly as death. israel's army says it does not target journalists and his foreign minister suggested conducting a joint investigation and autopsy, and offer palestinian leaders refused. israeli forces have directly targeted journalists with a full force in the past. in 2008 israeli soldiers killed reuters camera, man. fidel shot he filmed the tank as it fired the show that killed him. his final image is captured on tape before his camera was destroy. shanar too was wearing body armor marked press at the time of his death. sharina of luckily was killed covering in israeli raid on jeanine in the occupied west bank. the cutter based broadcaster said odyssey ra producer, ali alsa moody was also wounded. the latest casualties of israeli attacks on journalists that seem to go on with impunity in basra. v altura. shortly before her death serene, spoke about

of strategy and politics - this is an american analytical center and the raoul wallenberg center for human rightsnada - came to these conclusions in their joint legal report, scientists accuse russia of violating several articles of the un convention on genocide and support their accusations with a long list of evidence, including with mass murders of civilians, forced deportation, and inhumane anti-ukrainian rhetoric used by senior russian officials. however, despite all the efforts during the almost 100 days of war, putin has not achieved any strategic goal in the war with ukraine, pentagon spokesman john kibirby emphasized this, he emphasized that the head of the kremlin wanted to divide society and instead rallied ukrainians even more he did not take away the sovereignty of ukraine, on the contrary, he showed ukrainians how important independence really is and they not only soldiers but also civilians are fighting for it every day, he did not capture the capital, he did not decapitate the government, he did not capture any large city except mariupol, and he is now focused on a much smaller pa

china normalization, immigration reform, and of course, he put human rights at the center of american foreign policy for the first time as a key load stone. and you know, his suggestions haven't been able to walk back from any of this and of course he also focused heavily on the middle east and trying to bring peace to between the israelis and the palestinians and you know, he was not afraid to take on really tough issues so it's, it's a remarkable record. >> it is a remarkable record. one -- it reminds me of something in the book that you talked about, the remarkable relationship that jimmy and roslyn carter had. i mean, in some ways they didn't have friends. i mean, they were so close as a couple that they didn't really have a broader social setting. they had their family and this marriage where they were just fall partners. and great material and roslyn and all the things that she did sitting in the sidon on the wall in cabinet meetings and taking notes and people being upset about that. not knowing how to handle that. but roslyn carter, in your telling, had a kind of political ins

i asked alexandra mike vitric, she's a human rights lawyer and she's head of the non profit organization. the center for civil liberties. seems a new way for russian large scale in region or in february this year we still are going to give them i done a top several 100 volunteers who speak with teams or for crimes and weakness for crimes as well. and they can maintain their testimony. and among those who are crimes, the results. so cases of section $13.00, which is committed by russian closures we have several such cases and all of them, one of them women were raped russian soldiers and one it was man. and because we work with them, well, when the people who are not prepared for for such trying to fix the dns and not to, to provide a proper question year and no conversation survivors of sexual violence, we close the corporate in this regard. we saw other initiatives and organization specialized on this, the sounds to survivors sexual violence. and we understand that these are, these are all horrifying cases be, understand some been women who have been raped and it's happened right in front of their,

human rights lawyer tahita chief using video footage, which often comes from social media. he can piece together and architectural muddled. we can then toggle between different perspectives to the european center for constitutional and human rights. and berlin also relies on this technology. the organization has collaborated with forensic architecture to determine which arms manufacturers are supplying weapons to the warring factions. he entered, gathering this kind of intelligence is vital during war. military's believe they have a monopoly over information in the battlefield. they have the drones and satellites, and spies on the ground in the lot of cameras, a high tech cameras, but citizens have to and now we are able by combining and looking at those images by developing a visual literacy that allow us to understand what it is that we see, and this then how to connect one image to the next and build account a narrative. the team uses artificial intelligence to analyze countless videos. this makes it easier to track troop movements or identify tanks, for example, like here during fighting in eastern ukraine in 2014. this helps forensic architecture draw conclusions about the true sequence o

restrict their movements. attacks by israel forces have also left dozens injured, a palestinian center of human rights report in 2020 found journalists face, quote, cruel, inhumane, and degrading treatment at the hands of israeli forces in the wake of workers death . israel's army says it does not target journalists and his foreign minister suggested conducting a joint investigation and autopsy, and offer palestinian leaders refused. israeli forces have directly targeted journalists with lee full force in the past. in 2008 israeli soldiers killed reuters camera, man. fidel shot he filmed the tank as it fired the show that killed him. his final image is captured on tape before his camera was destroy. shanar too was wearing body armor marked press at the time of his death. sharina of luckily was killed covering in israeli raid on jeanine in the occupied west bank. the cutter based broadcaster said odyssey ra producer, ali alsa moody was also wounded. the latest casualties of israeli attacks on journalists that seem to go on with impunity in basra. v altura ivan michelle dean is showing a former colleagu

their movements. attacks by his really forces have also left dozens injured, a palestinian center of human rights report in 2020 found journalists face, quote, cruel, inhumane, and degrading treatment at the hands of israeli forces. in the wake of abruptly as death. israel's army says it does not target journalists and his foreign minister suggested conducting a joint investigation and autopsy and offer palestinian leader.

the region as being respect, that's a center for human rights. i mean the media in the region. it is important that the notion not diesel, the tremendous potential for society, and then call to contribute to that promotional protection of humans live in the k c r and be on the accident under the national id or a do to be reviewed by the us for meeting july party to national political what? i have a whole china righty 5, which is fine in 1998. while the 2 over the front and up while they drew international labor organization conventions . labor mention 915. unfortunately, ones, the ones that will be a well on an important starting point, checking from the principal and work beyond a cation. it will now be for them to build the base system and come not only label inspection and for the prevention, and usually just shameful saying the active business, the unions and you, the media also have any more than wanting to fly and highlight. i encourage trying to construct the the aisle i will say one thing, get people china business committee, and i'm calling to see trying to companies i

like to say something on human rights, but we're going to sustain a fund was so society to assist the relatives of political prisoners or other things about human rights at the center of us policy you want to, is it tough economic sanctions have failed to bring about political change in cuba, and that's why for many, it's time for a new approach. there is, i will, i'll just either domino kitchens in peru, our lifeline for around a quarter of a 1000000 poor people. groups of women cocked together to insure families get nutritious food, but rising prices are undermining their efforts as marianna sanchez reports from lima in this tiny makeshift kitchen on the outskirts of lead. now women put together whatever they can to create a nutritious meal. on the menu recently was rice, carrots, corn, and chicken bones caught up in tiny pieces so everyone can get some proteins. tis plain a fanatical f medical man. then apple, we only eat lunch. there is no budget for breakfast, and in the evenings, each one has to figure out what to put on their peebles, follow communal kitchens around the country were a response to the pandemic that left for 1000000 impoverished people without

when living authorities bring back migrants to live in shores, they're often put in detention centers. human rights organizations have criticize the conditions in these detention centers. they're often over packed, they're not sanitary, but they're dealing with their own problems. libya has 2 governments at the moment, so until libyans can resolve their own problems, come to an agreement and bring peace of stability to the country. i will likely going to see a lot more lies being loss risk in the dangerous journey to europe. presidency jim pings defended chinese records to the un high commissioner for human rights. michelle, barclays on a 60 visit to china. and it coincides with the leaking of thousands of photographs, reportedly showing weaker people in so called we education camps and shoot to kill orders for escape attempts. china has repeatedly denied detaining a 1000000 muslims and other ethnic minorities in changing province. jenny, you has more from beijing, she didn't ping, took quite a defensive tone. he said that the communist party had the social development and the human rights protecti

the un negotiations and write down that we all undertake to respect human rights, respect the rule of law, respect democratic centersof course, we do not argue against this, because all this is contained in universally approved documents, including the universal declaration of human rights of the forty-eighth year, and we are precisely committed to ensuring that these are universally applicable and universally supported agreements have remained at the heart of our common work to promote respect for human rights, and we do not want modern neo-liberal values ​​to be added to these absolutely uh, defensible and unquestioned values. uh, the demands to respect everything that cannot be now, and cannot be supported , everything that contradicts our cultural ethical religious values, but the democracy of human rights the rule of law, who can be against this, but as soon as i coordinate these documents with such expressions. we suggest to western countries, by the way, let's emphasize that the rule of law and democratic values ​​also need to be consolidated within the framework of international relations, neither within the

restrict their movements. attacks by israeli forces have also left doesn't injure a palestinian center of human rights report in 2020 found journalists face, quote, cruel, inhumane, and degrading treatment at the hands of israeli forces in the wake of workers death . israel's army says it does not target journalists and his foreign minister suggested conducting a joint investigation and autopsy, and offer palestinian leaders refused. israeli forces have directly targeted journalists with lethal force in the past. in 2008 israeli soldiers killed reuters camera man for their shot. he filmed the tank as it fired the shell that killed him . his final images captured on tape before his camera was destroy. shanar too was wearing body armor marked press at the time of his death. sharina of luckily was killed covering in israeli raid on jeanine in the occupied west bank. the cutter based broadcaster said odyssey ra producer, ali alsa moody was also wounded. the latest casualties of israeli attacks on journalists that seem to go on with impunity in basra. v of 0 live not to al jazeera, humid outside has in gaz