the court managed on human rights and the council of europe. they create a common european home for human rights and democracy for almost 700000000 people. 700000000 people. who, thanks god, do not look alike, do not dream alike. they have different tradition, different histories, and different plannings for the future. but 700000000 people, all united by their firm belief in fundamental rights. i had the privilege of seeing what this actually means. fundamental rights. when i spoke with teenagers and heart cove, earlier this month, i was that different spots in the caucus and saw all the destruction. but actually what touched me most was my last stop at the heating point set up with so much care. and i would even have to say, laugh we were sitting around a table. there was a warm stove, and we were offered tea and cookies because it was minus 12 degrees outside. and i was sitting was different teenage shows, their school had been destroyed in the early beginning of that war. so i was asking them, where do you go to school? and they looked at me

like this, and if it is early for human rights to decide to extend the mandate of the commission, there will be other reports, but this decision for the human rights council if we talk about numbers, how many cases have you already documented, because this is the main task of your commission, our task is to decide whether there were violations of international human rights law and have war crimes taken place our main methodology is to focus on possible violations of these norms so we have to focus on events and then try to see if these events are systemic or if they are more general features of this conflict and in order to do this we have already five times visited ukraine as of october we visited 27 cities and interviewed 191 witnesses as of the end of january we had 10 missions and significantly increased the number of interviews you have extensive experience working in conflicts what you saw in ukraine how different is it from other countries, it is clear that what is happening in ukraine causes extreme sadness, but when you ask me to compare human suffering, for example, with rwanda, where i worked for about 10 years, it is very difficult to do. huma

offer there is no shortage of ideas, although there is no need to confiscate property, and the human rights councilinking of enshrining in law definitions of traitors today in both chambers of the russian parliament commented on the idea of ​​a new financial punishment for citizens who left russia, it all started with the fact that state duma chairman vyacheslav volodin proposed taking property from those who left the country and the quote considers it possible to insult russia, these fellow citizens, their speaker of the state duma, in his post on the telegram channel , call them villains three times, according to vyacheslav volodin the abyss is due to the fact that they rent real estate in russia in rent and receive royalties at the expense of russian citizens. volodin believes that even such people can be confiscated as compensation for the damage caused, because their statement can be regarded as calls for extremism and discrediting the armed forces senator. andriy klishas replied to this that the seizure of property should be implemented. it is possible for such russians, but in any case it mu

russians, but in any case it must be done through the courts, and kirill kabanov, a member of the human rights councils already said that the human rights council is going to discuss with legislators the legalization of the term traitor and today the presidential press secretary. dmitry peskov, in an interview with danil live, said that the topic is very difficult, that you can’t open any pandora’s boxes with enemies, peskov announced that we must fight, but that’s all the rest of them are our citizens, it is necessary to make sure that even those who left want to return. rosviatsia demanded that the airline report on the cultural level and behavior of pilots and flight attendants. the kommersant newspaper read the letter from the department. it claims that more and more passengers complain about the profanity of crew members, including during the pre-flight preparation procedure, the russian airline cites as an example the video where the pilot allegedly forgets to turn off the microphone and the whole salon listens as he looks for the button, not embarrassed in mentioning expressions, including hmm,

the russian foreign ministry, state duma deputies and representatives of the presidential human rights councild to the osce with a demand to judge these attacks on freedom of speech, the latvian authorities should immediately release the journalist, editor-in-chief of the sputnik agency. lithuania marat kasem was detained the day before he is accused of violating the eu sanctions regime, that is, a criminal case was initiated on the fact of the interaction of a journalist with his own superiors of russia today agency margarita simonyan, the official rega, denies that kasym is also accused of espionage, but the composition of the charges is still unknown. marat kasym is detained, a citizen of latvin, lives and works in moscow in a media group. russia arrived in the region today for family reasons. a colorful musical show in the palace of independence continues to gather children, from all over the country the hall of solemn ceremonies received an atmospheric appearance. the site turned into a cultural center during the temporary new year holidays. there you a fabulous winter town with decorativ

human rights abuses. following our bipartisan effort, i was glad that the u.s. and 43 other countries supported our call for a u.n. special session on iran and at that session, the u.n. human rights council voted to establish an independent investigative mechanism into iran's brutal use of force and grave human rights abuses. today, the bipartisan resolution we are all voting on will also help shine a light on iran's human rights abuses. it makes clear that the united states stands with the people of iran, that we are watching closely, and that all iranians, including young women and girls, are entitled to the same human rights and fundamental freedoms of all people around the world. i'm voting yes on this resolution today, and i encourage all my colleagues to join with me. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york reserves his time. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. ms. tenney: i continue to yield the balance of my time -- reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from new york. mr. meeks: yes. i yield such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized.

we're going to be able to do a lot, not only bilaterally, but ashley at the human rights council in geneva, at the security council in new york and other places where human rights should be front and center every day will be getting more reaction to your reporter as the day progresses globally, but for the moment to fill roboson, the asia director of human rights was joining us from chicago to thanks so much for your time. again. thank you. russian forces led by mercenaries from the vulgar group say the units are in control of the eastern ukrainian town of solid all. but keith denies the salt lining. thomas fallen the fighting though and in the wood, has led to some of the bloodiest battles of the war so far. the sasha butler has mo, from keith, the in solid. all the battle is relentless. the one thriving, sold mining town and east and ukraine is now a wasteland of the months of fighting between ukrainian or russian forces supported by mercenaries from the russian. wagner group its head. yes, kenny precaution places a photo of himself and his troops online saying that taken control of fold

after all, it suffered voted against the exclusion of russia from the human rights council organizationns and when a resolution condemning the actions of russia is put to a vote in the assembly’s gena, it abstains, what does it mean to live under sanctions here are well aware of 9 years of retray were restrictive measures that the security council led the level of economic development does not correspond to its potential , the country has access to the red sea, which means popular. entertainment on the embankment to orbit exotic bread fish, well, or just dive in the water with a running start. well, there is no tourism in the country, quite majestic palaces, the remains of the italian colonialists often stand in desolation of the most important objects in the economy, the processing plant. we built cooperation with the soviet union seaport in the city of masao. first of all , fuel oil is supplied through it, on which power plants operate and containers are taken out. the visit lasted only a few hours, but the russian minister visited two cities , traveled by mi-8 helicopter with the cou

after all, this country voted against the exclusion of russia from the united nations human rights councilresolutions condemning russia's actions are put to the vote in the general assembly, what it means to live under sanctions here knows perfectly well for 9 years the retray was the restrictive measures that the security council led on the level of development economy does not correspond to its potential , the country has a way out, like the red sea. means popular entertainment on the promenade is a map of exotic fish. bread or just dive in water with a running start, well, there is no tourism in the country, quite majestic palaces left over from the italian colonialists often stand desolated, the most important objects in the economy, an oil refinery built in cooperation with the soviet union, a seaport in the city of masao. first of all , fuel oil is supplied through it, on which power plants operate and containers are taken out. the visit lasted only a few hours, but the russian minister visited two cities , traveled by mi-8 helicopter with the country's president yesayas affiverke, a

after all, this suffering voted against the exclusion of russia from the united nations human rights councils condemning russia's actions are put to a vote in the general assembly, what it means to live under sanctions here is well aware of 9 years of retray was restrictive measures, which was led by the security council, the level of economic development r3 does not correspond to its potential the country has access to the red sea include popular entertainment on the waterfront to feed exotic fish. ba well, or just dive in the water with a running start. well , there is no tourism in the country, absolutely majestic palaces left over from the italian colonialists often stand desolated, the most important objects in the economy, the processing plant built a seaport in the city of masao in cooperation with the soviet union. first of all , fuel oil is supplied through it, on which they work. power plants and take out containers, because the wives of fish. the visit lasted only a few hours, but the russian minister visited two cities, traveled by mi-8 helicopter with the country's president yes

russians in recent months because it suffered voted against the expulsion russia from the human rights councild nations and when the general assembly puts to the vote a resolution condemning russia's actions, the retre abstains, what does it mean to live under sanctions? it is well known here that for 9 years the retray was under restrictive measures imposed by the un security council. the level of economic development of r3 does not correspond to its potential; the country has access to the red sea, that is, popular entertainment on the embankment is the orbit of exotic bread fish. well, or just dive in the water with a running start. well, there is no tourism in the country at all majestic palace, left over from the italian colonialists. often the most important facilities in the economy are derelict, oil refineries built cooperation with the soviet union seaport in the city of masao in the first place. fuel oil is supplied through it, on which power plants operate and strained fish are taken out in containers. the visit lasted only a few hours, but the russian minister visited two cities, t

these words must be a concrete call on us to stand up to what this council stands for, human rights and dignity of on. thank you and we've just been listening to germany's foreign minister and alina bab, book speaking there at the council of europe, in the french city of strasburg. and we are going to cross now to d, w. i n e for him, who am has been standing by in stroudsburg listening to that speech. by on the lena bear book, the german foreign minister i, the foreign minister, invoked an awful lot of history. in her speech, she quoted the words of a holocaust survivor as a reason to stand up for human rights. but she also spoke movingly about her own experiences, visiting ukraine, speaking to young people there what stood out for you and in particular in her speech. i think it's, you know, it was her opinion that the council of europe as an institution and as an idea, i mean, she quoted cannot add, no calling it the soul of europe as an anecdote to that kind of oppression. and as an institution that was, you know, founded as a response to these a historical atrocities and that it is

the russian foreign ministry deputies of the state duma, as well as representatives of the human rights councilder the presidency, they turned into the waves of the osce with with a demand to condemn these attacks on freedom of speech, after the latvian embassy in moscow, a rally was held in support of this. tragic starts shocking statistics the united states began the year with gunshots in baltimore, two unidentified men opened fire on people near a shopping center, a sixteen-year-old teenager was killed. four more were injured, the attackers managed to fire about 20 shots. before they fled, and in the us state of utah, unknown shot eight people. all of them were members. one family, and five were children in the first days of 2023. more than 200 people have already died in incidents involving firearms in the united states, and more than 450 have been injured. at the same time, at least seven children and 18 teenagers were killed. at the beginning of the year , at least 11 incidents were recorded that qualify as a mass shooting, until recently, elon musk was doing pretty harmless things, for e

enough of russia, state duma deputies and representatives of the human rights council.he president, the osce was also asked to condemn this attack on freedom of speech and immediately release the editor-in-chief of the sputnik agency as a journalist. lithuania marat kasem was detained on horseback he is accused of violating the eu sanctions regime, that is, a criminal case was opened on the fact the interaction of journalists with his own superiors, the head of the agency, simon official riga denies that with regards to being accused of espionage, but the composition of the charges is still unknown detainees marat kasym is a citizen of latvia but lives and works in moscow in the media group russia today he arrived in riga for family reasons . yes, before our eyes, the entire baltic is now trying to reprogram. reflashing their memory destroys the history of traditions and the values ​​of culture. this is how it all began, and in ukraine , estonia allocates almost a million euros for demolition soviet monuments, since they threaten the security of the country, another 60,

russian federation continues to proceed from the fact that issues of human rights protection are not within the competence of the security councilcussed by relevant bodies. human rights are not on the council's agenda today, as separate topics are the next provocative steps of the kiev regime, which put off the prospect of a peaceful settlement in the country. department of external church relations of the moscow patriarchates for a detailed account of the repressive actions of kiev against the ukrainian orthodox church dear colleagues, many of you must have wondered why we convened this is a meeting that focuses on the internal situation in ukraine. we emphasize that this is not about interference in the affairs of the church. and not especially church affairs. the fact is that we are convinced that the processes taking place in ukraine are directly related to international peace and security and directly affect the prospects for restoring peace in this country. as we already noted during the speech on january 13 in ukraine , the formation of a truly authoritarian despotic regime persecution of dissent is carried out on all fro

who is head of the human rights council at the u.n.? is it north korea or iran? these are the types of countries that capture, control, and then they browbeat us as if we're the problem when we fund them and we're the ones that saved the world and created them in world war ii and we should be the leaders of the free world but not as a part of these organizations. >> i think most people would disagree with you. >> hannity: i don't think so. i vote for pete. >> i don't think so. >> hannity: but jessica, you're very brave. >> all right, you take down nato. >> hannity: nato is a little different. we ought not to be paying the bulk of money. >> just a little different. >> nato is a volunteer defense alliance but europe does need to step up. >> it was on your list. >> hannity: oh, okay. >> and i've got good things to say about the u.n. and the world economic forum. >> hannity: we are overpaying for organizations, many of which save us. when we return, alec baldwin charged with involuntary manslaughter for the fatal shooting set of "rust." how many years could he face i

vladimir putin signed a list of instructions following a meeting of the human rights council, which wasecember, the cabinet of ministers is to create a special center for the rehabilitation and socialization of wounded fso participants. in addition, together with the authorities of the new regions , the government will prepare proposals for compensation payments for housing destroyed or damaged as a result of hostilities. and in belgorod, bryansk, kursk, rostov regions, the principles for restoring housing destroyed by ukrainian shelling and terrorist attacks will be determined. and the state duma together with the pros. the structures will consider a proposal to introduce criminal liability for discrimination against russians abroad. a politician who took a real part in the life of all of russia, who played a stabilizing role at a turning point in its history, these are the words of vladimir putin, amurtaze rakhimov. today, bashkiria said goodbye to its first head, he was buried in ufa with state honors , thousands of people came to the funeral ceremony, changed their schedule and the

financial resources for the council of europe to support it in continuing the important work as a, as is in her where she also talked about the european court of human rights. how important that is as a mechanism for every citizen of the member states to bring forth grievances that are related to human human rights. she also mentioned the importance of the council of europe as a, as a place where warning signs for authoritarianism can be a can be seen and have. according to her been seen in the case of russia. she talked about the baltic states who kept warning, germany and the rest of the council about, you know, growing russian aggression. the free did the ruling on russian political prisoner, alec seen of only the, the show trials as she called them. and let's not forget, in 2014, when crimea was annexed by russia, the council of europe, the parliamentary assembly, the same body that foreign minister burbock, addressed today actually voted to suspend russia's voting rights only then for his voting rights to be given back in 2019 with the support of germany. and so she was also very critical of germany today in that speech, very reflective of the complai

. 1989. protocol number one to the european convention on the production of human rights and fundamental freedoms. the council of europe was framework convention on the production international. i think my number from the un declaration on the right person belonging to national or ethnic linguistic minorities in 1992, the documented the copenhagen meeting of the conference on the human to mention csv of 1991 in the movies that all of the great obligations of your grand onto the constitution and international documents contradicted by at least 13 rules and decisions adopted by the ukrainian regime between 2016 and 22. all have little to and never foresee an object in ukraine. a rooster phobia encourage at the very top you should be stuck in september 2021 president who called on those residents if you consider themselves russian to leave the country. and the secretary of national security and defense denila called the russians, a refuse and swain dogs, and called for them to be hounded and destroyed by any means possible. that much was the president of the beginning of the special military operation of russia

insanity will not affect russia, since moscow refused to recognize the jurisdiction of the human rights councilso in the state duma was introduced into the bill on the termination of the european union. convention for the protection of rights and freely our territories. well, at harvard they think that there are lgbt babies, students of harvard medical school, finally do something really important take courses in health care for members of the lgbtq+ community from a very early age. from a very early age, the program was developed, including the boston children's hospital, it is its specialists who claim that some children know their gender identity even before birth, and after birth they give signals about this in every possible way, but we are simply not able to read their fidelity, but even now the course promises that physicians pumped up with new knowledge will focus on serving gender and sexual minority throughout their non-traditional life, starting from infancy. that is, the child was born. and here he immediately begins to treat according to lgbtq plus standards. harvard medical studen

human rights abuses. following our bipartisan effort, i was glad that the u.s. and 43 other countries supported our call for a u.n. special session on iran and at that session, the u.n. human rights council voted to establish an independent investigative mechanism into iran's brutal use of force and grave human rights abuses. today, the bipartisan resolution we are all voting on will also help shine a light on iran's human rights abuses. it makes clear that the united states stands with the people of iran, that we are watching closely, and that all iranians, including young women and girls, are entitled to the same human rights and fundamental freedoms of all people around the world. i'm voting yes on this resolution today, and i encourage all my colleagues to join with me. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york reserves his time. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. ms. tenney: i continue to yield the balance of my time -- reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from new york. mr. meeks: yes. i yield such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized.

human, hateful russophobic and anti-christian dictatorships. we could not and we will, as metropolitan anthony is now, in the spring of last year, to the members of the security council. the human rights activist elena berezhnaya addressed the un and talked about neo-nazism in ukraine. the sbu considered this treason and soon a year, like berezhnaya in prison. vasily nebenzya asks him to intervene, but his colleagues sitting at the table do not hear the friendly western choir. it seemed that i had completely forgotten those meetings. whatever they say in the security council they have one thing on their minds to blame for everything russia sun rises in russia makes strikes on civilian infrastructure, including terrible attack on residential buildings in dnipro last weekend russia the state is the aggressor russia commits heinous crimes and points to others, trying to bullshit none of you mentioned the true background of what happened, which was voiced, among other things, by the ukrainian official russian missile launched at the facility the infrastructure of the city was hit by the air defense forces of ukraine because the air defense installation was in violation of the norms of int

just kick you out and close the border for you for 5 years among the, the russian presidents council on human rights phase. the last, the case against marriage, cousin is observed and has called on the council of europe to intervene. geopolitical candidate, brian ballistic phase, but journalists detention highlights the west's campaign against alternative narrative. i think it's a continuation of western hypocrisy, and more specifically this campaign, the specific campaign of censoring any sort of information coming from russia's point of view or anyone agreeing with russia's point of view. and this is essentially shutting down what the west has always claimed. it stood for freedom of speech. and they do it under increasingly ambiguous and irrational grounds. it absolutely is a violation of international law. just one of the, the pillars of what the u. s. claims is the international rules based order. it is the self proclaimed leader of and yet it has done the most it's and it's like they've done the most to demolish these pillars. one by one, freedom of the press. being one of the news news organiz

come on the the russian president's council on human rights save the latvian case against marriage. cust them is absurd. and his code on the o. s. e and council of europe to intervene. geo political as brian valero, take say, the journalists detention highlights the west campaign against alternative narratives . i think it's a continuation of western hypocrisy. and more specifically, this campaign, the specific campaign of censoring any sort of information coming from russia's point of view, or anyone agreeing with russia's point of view. and this is essentially shutting down what the west is always claim that stood for freedom of speech. and they do it under increasingly ambiguous and irrational grounds. it absolutely is a violation of international law. just one of the pillars of what the u. s. claims is this inter national rules based order is the self proclaimed leader of and yet it has done the most it and it's like the done the most to demolish is pillars one by one. freedom of the press being one of the news news organizations like r t, r raced off of youtube, and this is all i th

i had to speak here at the hmm human rights council in geneva, uh european session, and there most ofthe europeans are yurli, of course all these countries, about which you are talking, and where chrya-christian ones are supported in general. uh, divine values. they are not presented in the air. yes, because now they are delivering such a western one in which it imagines itself to be a world government, but where are those values ​​that we are talking about are absolutely alien, just alien, they live in another world. and they believe that it is they who are the real world. in fact, no world, not real, uh, for those people who gathered there. uh, politicians. well, there is no one who would have a rating , there are more, i don’t know thirty percent of my own. country there are no popular politicians in general, and the majority of those gathered there are not even politicians, anyone, self-appointed masters of the planet. and this is what eilon musk wrote about them, the richest man on the planet to listen to the world economic forum increasingly becoming an unelected world governmen

thank you, we spoke with a member of the president's development council civil society and human rights mashmanov. the number of business inspections last year compared to the year before decreased by four times, such data resulted. deputy prime minister. dmitry grigorenko discussed the topic at a meeting of mikhail mishustin with deputy prime ministers. the head of the cabinet urged to improve the mechanism of inspections as the main goal. he called the reduction of the administrative burden on entrepreneurs. in accordance with the decision of the president of the russian federation, the government extended the moratorium on inspections for the current year the only exceptions are hmm objects that are classified as high and extremely high risk, and the moratorium does not include inspections carried out on the basis of risk indicators, and thus inspection. it can be carried out in the twenty-third year , only where there is a potential risk of violating the law and in another way, except for conducting an audit. this risk cannot be prevented . work to improve risk indicators and feedba

council. the human rights activist elena berezhnaya addressed the un and talked about neo-nazism in ukraine. the sbu considered this treason and soon a year, like berezhnaya in prison. vasily nebenzya asks him to intervene, but the colleagues sitting at the table do not hear the friendly western choir, it seemed, in general i forgot those meetings. whatever the security council talks they have one thing on their minds, russia is carrying out strikes on civilian infrastructure, including the horrific attack on residential buildings in dnipro last weekend russia is committing heinous crimes and pointing to others in an attempt to fool anyone did not mention you about the true background of what happened, which was voiced, among other things, by ukrainian officials. a russian missile was launched at an infrastructure facility in the city was hit by air defense forces ukraine, since the air defense installation was in violation of the norms of international humanitarian law, which you are so proud of posted. in a residential area, a shot down rocket fell on a residential building. you know the r

violations of the kiev regime were at the center of attention of the un security council on the situation with human rightsukraine. the meeting was created at the initiative of russia for the first time, the head of the department for external church relations of the moscow patriarchate, metropolitan, spoke via video link. volokolamsky anthony, he spoke in detail about the oppression that the canonical church is subjected to in ukraine. churches are taken away from her, priests are persecuted in violation of the law, they are deprived of citizenship, the permanent representative of our country to the un, vasily nebenzya, in turn, pointed out that since coming to power as a result of the anti-constitutional coup of 2014, the kiev regime has been systematically. destroys everything that can somehow link with russia the history of modern europe has not yet seen. it is worth noting that the ukrainian authorities, with the support of western curators, have long set a course to undermine the canonical orthodox church in ukraine, the decision of the citizenship of ukrainian religious figures is undoubtedly a form

and the european court of human rights. such a revolutionary decision that a judge must be present who will choose to apply and he will be one of the member states of the councilpe. that is , it is actually such an effective continuous approach of the european court of human rights in considering issues and -is the fact that he takes into account both the de facto and de jure situation when it is possible to simply bury the case in the event that the offending state refuses to participate in its consideration by declaring its withdrawal from the convention system. therefore, we we have an ongoing review of this case. this is a very important question . when will the decision be made? yes, it is really important. when will this decision be made? mr. oleksandr. almost unanimously, the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe voted to create a tribunal for the leadership of the russian federation. belarus and what does this decision indicate when we talk about the fact that the parliamentary delegation of the european union actually voted for a resolution that demands the prosecution of the russian federation for the crime of aggression ? from the final st

strasbourg, lawmakers from the council of europe are meeting this week and german foreign minister and alina bare. bach address the organization member states on the legal and human rights aspects of the war in ukraine. remember, the council of europe is a body of $46.00 european countries, it separate from the european union, listening to what bare balkan to say about europe's response to russia's aggression and the threat to peace in europe. president putin wants to drag your bag in a pass dominated by power politics with dates can trample on individual rights in the pursuit of imperial glory, where rouelis dispose of their citizens like horns in geopolitical chess game. that is why in the face of russia's war neutrality was not an option. we had to make a choice between injustice and justice, freedom and oppression. between standing on the side of the dresser and standing on the side of the victim's foe. d. w. special correspondent, i abraham is in strasbourg for us. i bear bach, accusing rush of dragging your back into the path. what stood out for you in her speech. i think it was just how much she sees the council of europe as an important mechanism to safeguard pe

human rights these 20 are already 6 years old. i say 26 years of our participation in the activities of the council of europe has not been a lost timeave been implementing this task for these 26 years. our legislation in the field of democracy, the rule of law and the protection of human rights is already much more advanced, much more progressive than the provisions contained in the relevant conventions of the council of europe and in this sense. our withdrawal from the council of europe in no way infringes on the rights of the citizens of the russian federation, and something will change for the better, because over these 26 years, the organization has been transformed, unfortunately, into a rather anti-russian one, and there the european court of human rights and many other mechanisms are no longer used to ensure the rule of law and protect people's rights, but in the interests of putting pressure on russia and trying to integrate it into some more. there is also a system of values ​​and interests alien to us, the so-called collective west, and therefore russia's withdrawal from the council of europe and the denosation associated

vladimir putin approved the list of instructions following the meeting of the council on the development of civil society and human rightswhich took place on december 7 , 2022, in a document published on the kremlin website 18 points in particular , the president instructed to consider the proposal council on criminal responsibility for calls for discrimination of russians living abroad consider the issue of improving public control in the electoral process take into account the needs of the health care system of new regions create a mechanism for paying compensation to customers of credit institutions. through the funds were stolen by scammers. the instruction also touched upon the sphere of justice, education, medicine, housing construction. the head of state instructed to make an offer for compensation for the lost or damaged housing on the territory of the lpr. dnr zaporozhye and kherson regions belgorod bryansk kursk and rostov regions putin proposed to develop approaches to the restoration of housing destroyed as a result of shelling or terrorist attacks? the russian troops completely took control of the solidary t

then bring about change that people want the initiative that is, that is led by the bar council and b, b for human rights. and the labor union is basically a call for dialogue call for dialogue for dialogue between political parties and civil society organizations and with the president. so they know that if they include political parties, the president will not respond favorably to the initiative. in my opinion, in your opinion of every observer of chinese and politics of the prison i find will not enter fever and lead to any type of initiative or a dialogue or anything like that. and honestly, i am very, i do not think to even believe that a dialogue would, would, would resolve anything. we got the noble price for 2014, i guess for, for, for a national dialogue. but at the end of the day, i think, created unnatural and politically confused. coalition that did not lead to anything but the crisis we are going through at the moment. so no, i don't think for example, the labor union is very strong. political stakeholder and social stakeholder, but they're not a political party. they're not going to enter a