mind and the human republic. perhaps civic education as english literature shows became autonomous disciplines not so long ago. new name to mark the distinctive perspective that it brings to the study of human phenomena. as peter levine and others have suggested for civic thought the possibility of conversations among those leading some exciting new initiatives in public universities. however we answer that question, these are projects soon to become new centers of intellectual gravity in the academic world. they are designed with intellectual integrity and play host to great teaching and scholarship that might avoid succumbing to shift some public attention the entropic forces of university life. that might influence for the better the ideological atmosphere that's come to penetrate the classrooms, the offices, even the famous safe spaces of our campuses. so, to help all of the people involved in these projects do this vital and urgent work reflectively as possible, today we brought together an impressive questi

our interlocutor is oleksandra matviychuk, human rights defender, head of the organization center for civil liberties , which was awarded the nobel peace prize, and laureate of the vasyl stus prize. greetings, ladies, good evening. let us start with the report of the state department of the united states, which is dedicated precisely to human rights in ukraine, there are a lot of serious remarks on addressed to russia, which could have been foreseen, but there are also remarks addressed to ukraine, but it seems to me that these remarks need to be analyzed, which is the most important thing there, how should we do this, if you want to work on mistakes, because this is just a statement facts obviously, and we have to do this work on mistakes, understanding the context. we are trapped between two logics, the logic of war and the logic of democratization, and it is difficult to balance between these logics, so the facts presented in the report should not be viewed as just criticism as something that needs to be fixed. for example, considerable attention is devoted to the topic of freedom

and luke, he'll always be a human— keep a human and luke, he'll always be a human that makes the finalhuman that makes the final decision to whatever iai recommends. i'd be _ decision to whatever iai recommends. i'd be interested to hear what you think_ i'd be interested to hear what you think about this based on notjust the palantir interview but everything we've been hearing in ukraine, — everything we've been hearing in ukraine, gaza, othertheatres of war~ _ ukraine, gaza, othertheatres of war~ do— ukraine, gaza, othertheatres of war~ do you— ukraine, gaza, othertheatres of war. do you think keeping a human in the loop— war. do you think keeping a human in the loop should give us comfort? fortunately, i don't think that is a practical political reality. it's a race to the bottom. whoever has the least humans in the loop can act the fastest. humans are slow they make mistake, they gets tired. we're ready now have simulated dog fights between fighter jets controlled ready now have simulated dog fights between fighterjets controlled by ai systems that completely destroy even our top gu

we don't agree with the human rights bureau. don't agree with the political mirror, a political, military affairs bureau and state of and don't agree. let's just suspend the unit. we won't agree that it's in the eligible for all future purposes, but let's not go forward with the training exercise. so let's not go forward with the 8 that happens about 10 times for every one time. they actually say this is a unit that's on the ineligible list. it's, it's quarantine. and so, if you put in place for israel as stephanie's article documents as a requirement that every one agree you are just from the start, you're taking out of the way he law, about 9 out of every 10 cases where the law had, in other cases, been effective, we just had steve 4 cases as i understand it may have the numbers wrong, but 4 units that were identified recently and is we all have having committed gross violations, human rights violations and abuses and secretary of state anthony blinking, determined in those cases that the actions taken by the israelis were eno

human rights watch and other human rights activists are somehow timidly trying to draw the attention of the states, saying that your democracy, to put it mildly, it happened and you would be more careful there, but the white house has its own truth and its own rules. the us state department likes to accuse our country of ill-treatment of prisoners and demands the release of political prisoners. there are no such people in belarus; those who have started the law are in prison, according to the law, they are responsible for this. what can't be said about the states? let us remember at least one word: guantanamo. the united states is illegally detaining people at guantanamo bay without charge or trial. prisoners are subjected to all types of torture, from sexual harassment to physical torture. usa transferred prisoners to prisons in latvia, poland, morocco and egypt so as not to take responsibility for the cruel torture inflicted on them. the horrifying details of torture carried out by the cia's central intelligence agency at guantanamo bay can be seen, even though much of it was redac

it's the is riley's use of human shield, palestinian human shields. you from one of the leaders are from us. uh, 40 ahmad, uh for the power city and people. death is becoming industry which women excel as are people living on those. if i'm to hold up the heads of, i'm honest, i'm not talking about operatives dropped me. this is why they have formed human fields of the women, their children, the elderly, animals. yeah. diane, in order to check alan's design is bombing machine. it is if they were saying design, does that mean? what do you desire just like you desire? like there is a video tape of these words coming out of his mouth. you can be a rated i, or you can be a hock, a snar, but you cannot be a human shield, and i are because there are multiple leaders of them. us who have brag about the use of babies and children, and women as human shields. you take that word over, i'm to see international ass, which is a conclusively, there is no evidence with these are human jails. the amnesty international filed a report of the harvard amnesty internationa

of speech, there is a three-step test that is used in practice, for example, the european court of human rights, it talks about three components: whether there is a legitimate goal, and here they will say yes, it is, it is a war, it is a security consideration, are these limitations of the protection of this goal and the last, extremely important and component of this text achieved, or not? these restrictions are needed in a democratic society, and here quite often this proportionality, yes, the state can pull a blanket over himself, but no more than necessary, even in war conditions, it just fails, here it is very important to realize how fundamentally we are now in a situation, if you will, of selective law, and how society perceives it, because by and large, we talked about it even before the war. that of course there the state can adopt some measures, very often those that do not correspond to the current legislation of the constitution, against people we do not like, obviously, and this is a very dangerous thing, and i always, as a human rights activist i remind you that even those

motivated human capitals, loyal human capitals, productive human capitals can actually create a jumpproduction in our country. therefore, human resource managers who create roles motivation, creating satisfaction, performance management and performance compensation are the focus and development of this human capital. they are responsible, they can by doing their job properly , make this development happen in the country, god willing , and it will lead to a jump in production. qayoumi, hello , good morning, and god's peace and blessings be upon you and upon the honorable viewers of the khabar network all over iran, and every viewer who chooses to watch the khabar network in every corner of the world. i am at your service. mr. qaimi, let me talk to you. the program that you are going to be present for today's news coverage. holding an international glass industry exhibition. yes, the international exhibition of glass industry has started in tehran since yesterday. these days, the venue of tehran international exhibition is witnessing several exhibitions. including sports equipment, doo

extermination as a crime against humanity. murder as a crime against humanity and as a war crime. the taken of hostages as a war crime. rape and other acts of sexual violenceg caivity as crimes against humanity and war crimes. torture during captivity as a crime against humanity and a war e. inhumane acts during captivity as a crime against humanity. cruel treatment during captivity a war crime. and outrageous upon dignity during captivity as a war crime. these crimes were committed in the context of the ongoing armed conflict detailed in the widespread and systematic attack ag civilian population of israel, by hamas, and other armed groups. my offe smits that there are reasonable grounds to believe that these hamas leaders are criminally responsible for the killing of israeli civilians and attacks perpetrated by hamas and other armro the 7th of october, 2023. the ng of hostages and the other crimes alleged in our applications. my office has diligentlyllected interviewed survivors and eyewitnesss at the scene of at least sixttac locations. thecatis arrive on evidence such as cctv

i know humanity united has as a well.he question is how do you see us needing to tap into the momentum and the vibrancy of social movements in this year of elections? >> thank you. and i like this question because with i feel like it's the opposite of the response i gave you earlier. i think at issue, we often think of this as we share a lot of false choices, and i think we often sound like we're making a false choice as well. it's local actors or international community, and the truth is, we're all part of this conversation. i think the crisis that we described, the crazies that you've touched -- crisis that you've touched on and talked about today, there's enough for all of us to do. and when we think of young people being on the streets protesting, folks have been in courtrooms fighting for rights, monitoring election, doing investigative reporting, all these things, although autocrats might be getting smarter and better at their work, there's also moments of hope that we all have here and that folks are doing great yo

human factors have been prioritized as a technical discipline, and human factors are at the core of the focus both at the faa and boeing. all you talked about the loss of experience and capability of the workforce, we definitely want to build that expertise throughout government clearly at the faa so they can keep pace with technological change, and while the restructuring of boeing's unit did decrease the opportunity as to report a thing for retaliation, we still are seeing that interference is occurring. this is unacceptable. it strengthened faa oversight and put them in charge of these employees, and we certainly expect the faa to back up those individual engineers and machinists, not safety and making sure that they can address those. although the final report gave boeing six months to make this actual plan -- action plan, the faa administrator cut this time to 90 days, and i expect the company to comply with the deadline and submit a serious plan that demonstrates this commitment to these kinds of safety measures. the faa must also demonstrate that it is going to be a strong regula

in london, we met this woman who's been exposing human rights abuses for years. i'm francis harrison. i run the international truth and justice project, which is an organization that collects evidence around the end of the war post for violations, for lanka. her laptop is full of photos and testimonies that document the atrocities committed during through long as decades on civil war, harrison alerted us to this photo. the man pointing out the bodies is generally sure vendor of sofa. she commanded an instant as to unit that the un says committed war crimes. never the last 10 years later, the 3 months in government promoted shandra silver to a top position of arm each. as such, he was responsible for the deployment of hundreds of peacekeepers following an international outcry that you went announced it would suspend she long an army deployments except for where suspension would expose you went operations to serious operational risk. so the one left the door open and indeed almost nothing changed. the one's own figures show that in 2019 sri lanka, sense 687 peaceke

just like 80 years ago, now humanity should remember the victory over nazism, not ruins, and it will be, and may those whose courage, whose strength never disappear from human memory preserve life on earth, let cooperation and law prevail, which ensure normal, peaceful coexistence between peoples. i want to remind you that our collection for repair and preparation of cars for sending to the front continues. with your help, we managed to purchase two suvs. for the gur air reconnaissance group and air defense forces, a pickup truck for the 43rd separate artillery brigade, as well as a refrigerator for the transportation of fallen heroes. the transport is already in ukraine, but needs preparation for combat service. our goal is uah 120,000. and together with you, we have already collected more than uah 70,000 so now you see all the details on the screen, we invite you to join our gathering. and support him. the tragedy lasted for six years. total losses, according to various sources, range from 50 to 75 million people, including eight to 10 million ukrainians. who won the second world w

acts of sexual violence during captivity as crimes against humanity and as war crimes. torture during captivity as a crime against humanity and as a war crime, other inhuman acts in captivity as a crime against humanity, ill-treatment during captivity as a war crime and assault on personal dignity during captivity as a war crime. bohdan, how did you react to this move in europe and whether? can the actions of the international space station somehow affect the course of the war in gaza? in europe, it was different, for example, here in london, where, in particular , the prosecutor karim khan comes from, the government declared that such a step of the international criminal court will probably not contribute to the end of the war in the middle east, but, for example, in belgium, the minister of foreign... affairs khadija al abib said that, on behalf of belgium, she welcomed the decision of the criminal court that the law should be applied against all those who commit crimes, regardless of who they are, and similar statements were made in support of the actions of the inte

rights groups as well as eating a human rights sports. and i'm the see international holding for this case because they say it was on joe's and uh, as a freedom of speech. and there is also saying you can get a for as soon as i understand and that's explanation. so this is the starting and some of the stuff faxed, the motion costs in neil straining, employment earlier this year, cooling from the csr to be the tense will stray. so us pressing shavonne really is facing a lot of pressure by home and internationally to drop this pace or pc indicates last month. in fact, is that he's considering a full thing is that stephanie, this is quote, encouraging by his forces including before, etc. saw that she pointed out to dw in an interview that was encouraging. time is now running out of the presidential election later this year. so she falls on the supplies and that's close to the fuse charlotte testing center. and with that showed up today, it's produced to go down if you can, because of next time environment show kind of a fixed and look at whe

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of human beings to exercise choice. i think that this ultimately has religious roots. if you go back to the book of genesis, adam and even are instructed not to eat from the of the tree the knowledge of good and and disobeyed god and were kicked out of the garden of eden and thereafter human beings have a kind of intermediate moral status. they are not god and they don't have dignity they are also different than nature in the sense that they can sin in the fact that adam and eve made the wrong choice is in a way which characterizes the moral core of the human being and understand the difference between right and wrong. they oftentimes make the wrong choice but that makes them different than the rest of nature and ever since then liberalna societies have said tt human beings basically want to have that fundamental freedom, who to marry and where to live and what occupation to pursue, and that is a moral character that is fundamental to the dignity of human beings. if you ask almost any modern person and people use the wo

i was the you and assist infected reynolds, the human rights from 2016 to 2009. as such, g is 1st hand knowledge of what happens when the u. n. pressure countries to exclude a legend, human rights abusers one country that was really important, literally said okay, we're going to pull out or together under you. and 2nd general at that time to go basic to that country in that sense. apologize of that as they otherwise, like for you, empty supervision is, would have collapsed if you wouldn't tell us which country and stressed that the un does what it can. but it's testimony points to one thing. when it comes to peacekeepers, the u. n. is seemingly susceptible to blackmail. there's a reason for this face with often dudley emissions. many governments have posed their troops out of peacekeeping. operations are leaving the supplying of troops to countries like bangladesh, pockets on egypt or china, many of which are known to have a piece of security forces. there's like situations where literally thousands of people could be killed in the absence of un peacekeepers, whi

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obviously, and this is a very dangerous thing, and i always remind, as a human rights activist, that even those people who support it, saying, now is a war, and we have to use any methods, they think they are using these techniques against what they call enemies, they don't understand that if you... break the rules of the game, tomorrow these techniques will be used against you. well, the question arises, how to explain this, a society that is already traumatized by this long war and the realization that, relatively speaking, the dictatorship that is opposite, it is very often effective, precisely because it does not care about any right, and she can change the law, change the constitution, do anything that will replace, i would say, patience needed, but here i will add some, probably very great love... for people who will come to you in the comments, who will find you in social networks and start writing to you that you are not in the trenches, that you are a human rights activist, that you in his rose-colored glasses, well, this is the mildest of what i actually read when i wrote a

human factors, investigation support, human factors training and the annual human factors report. i'm also a proud veteran of the u.s. air force for over 20 years where i served as a human factors investigator, instructor, 10 years as the chief aviation psychologist and in numerous roles including the chief of safety assessment for the air force safety center and served on the columbia accident investigation board. i have spent the majority of my career working in the field of aerospace and aviation safety. i am truly passionate about safety culture, human factors and their combined effect on organizational performance. clearly a robust safety culture is essential to mishaps. safety is a nasa core value along with llence, teamwork, integrity, and diversity. it's integral to everything we do. we strive to create an environment where everybody works safely, feels comfortable communicating safety issues, learns from both mistakes and successes, and feels confident balancing challenges and risks. the international civil aviation organization describes safety culture as arguably the si

so the original understanding of human autonomy, this is the thing that gave human beings dignity in the eyes of god, really had to do with the ability to make certain moral choices. but those moral choices were ones that were determined not by human beings, but byy god. they existed9, human beings existed in a moral framework that they themselves did not invent. and and their moral, moral judgments of them would be made concerning the wayju that they lived up to these externally-imposed rules, and that was the essence, let's say, of martinis luther's basic christian freedom. as time went on over the last couple of centuries, the realm of autonomy has expanded pretty relentlessly so that by the time you get to figures like friedrich in each cha, at the end of the 19th century he can creates his character who is free was not only does -- because not only does he have the ability to obey the law or not, he can make up the law himself. he can create the moral frame ifwork. and, you know, this is what leads to what is sometimes labeled ex, pressive individualism where your individuality

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it begins with woods, the focus on human dignity assets. cool. now, all of this states back exactly 75 years to may. the 23rd 1949 will set, also commemorates at the day the day that the whole of germany, including the former east germany, was included under the basic laws and its guarantees. i'm going to cross straight now to the w's chief. political does not make a left cuss now who is outside the chance. 3 in the land where all of the festivities are taking place today. mckayla and you're right there in the middle of the action. i can hear the applause in the background. give us a sense of the, the atmosphere in the center of bell in today. yes, it's a very solid return. just about to video of the time we just saw 3 skydive is coming from the sky, delivering the german dignitaries from german society for the rest of the incense. so tickets for us here today, many investors and representatives from the constitutional court and were due to hear from the federal prison in about 10 minutes time with these 2 to hold his speech commemoration. 75. us

committed on and after october the 7th murder as a crime against humanity. as will crime the taking of hostages as a little crime rate. the acts of sexual violence, jordan captivity, as crimes against humanity. does what crimes? torture? joining captivity is a crime against humanity and is a little crime kind is also requesting an international arrest warrant for israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and his defense minister, you'll have galant 7 months into the war. he thinks the to bear direct responsibility for war crimes and crimes against humanity committed in gaza. including using starvation as a weapon of war and intentionally directing attacks against a civilian population. it's really like whole states has the right to defend its population. it has every right to show the return of hostages that have been criminally and callously taken of those rights, however, do not absolve these rail always obligations to comply with international humanitarian law. up soon, netanyahu rejects the accusations gordon as prime minister of israel, i reject with

those are responsible for war crimes and crimes against humanity. also, coming up either on the president, kayla is in a helicopter crash abraham guy. you see his foreign minister and others, all 1st of all, died when that's all for went down and of the most region of the country. the never started us while back into the program. the internationally from the court stop prosecute are seeking arrest warrants for intros prime minister as well as 3 hum mosley. this cutting con says the men all bad responsibility for war crimes and crimes against humanity related to the war in gaza and the october 7th federal tax industry. oh yes. yes. and wires from offices leader in gaza. he's one of the men targeted by the i. c, c, arrest warrant request. so was this man, each man, honey, the guitar based political leader of from us. the 3rd. so must his military strategist mohammed dias as the i, c c, 's top prosecutor says he has reasonable grounds to believe the 3 are responsible for war crimes and crimes against humanity committed upon. and after october, the 7th

. persecution is a crime against humanity, although in a humane act. so these are the most serious charges leveled at both sides and the other thing, but that strikes me straight away is you'll be aware how controversial this will be in the international community. how much of a hot potato this will be from many of the western countries? how are they gonna respond? but particularly the united states, remember his previous assets to been sued to when she was considering cases involving israel and also involving us troops in afghanistan and the trump administration actually put sanctions on her. and when we've had news of possible of charges or possible arrest warrants in recent weeks, we've already had the us thing very strongly that they oppose this. and we've had republican senators saying that there will be serious repercussions will in response to that. in this statement, the chief prosecutor of green. com says i insisted all attempts to impede intimidates or improperly improvements the officials. this court must see. so meet me, my office will not

, and crimes against humanity. it says the rapids support forces and allied militias have killed thousands of people in west star for and hundreds of thousands have been driven from their homes. civil war broke out into den last year where human rights watch. it says there's evidence of genocide as we have this report now and a warning, some of the images and the content in this reports you may find disturbing the aftermath of an attack in laguna west are for a place home to them as a lead people's a new report by human rights watch says ethnically targeted violence is forcing them from their homeland, along with other non arab communities. so downs army has been at war with paramilitary groups since april 2023. the report accuses the rapids support forces and allied militias of ethnic cleansing and war crimes. one man describes how he survived an attack last year. i was hoping maybe the is the last. what tribes we have from the way don't if you wanted massive leads and they would kill you immediately. i don't know

dualism is a misunderstanding of human nature, human nature. when you tie individualism, tie it to man, to human nature, then you cut it off from its relationship with everything else. you have a very specific philosophical idea of ​​such a subject as an individual. it all started with the protestant reform in the anglo-saxon world. in front of which i walked nominalism, nominalists believed that there are no ideas, there are only separate individual things, so the individual, he still was. is a key idea that has been placed at the center of liberal ideology, and liberalism is, in my opinion, a historical, cultural, political and philosophical process to free the individual from any kind of collective identification, from the collective from the collective, standing above the individual. and it started with the rejection of the catholic church, as a manifestation collectivism, renunciation of the empire, the western empire, as a manifestation of collectivism. after this there was a rejection of the national state, as a manifestation of collecti

n. person's countries to exclude a legit human rights spacers. the one country that was really important literally said okay, we're going to pull out or together. i'm the you and 2nd general at that time to go basic to that country in that sense. apologize of that is that otherwise, like for you and piecing provisions would have collapsed. if you wouldn't tell us which country and stressed that the un does what it can, but his testimony points to one thing. when it comes to peacekeepers, the u. n. is seemingly susceptible to blackmail. there's a reason for this face with often deadly emissions. many governments have ppos their troops out of peacekeeping operations, leading the supplying of troops to countries like bangladesh, pockets on egypt or china. many of which are known to have a piece of security forces. to reflect situations where literally thousands of people could be killed in the absence of un peacekeepers, which when you have to balance things perhaps sending 2 or 3 bad apples is a less bad option. then thousands of people getting kil

it's the israel is use of human shield, palestinian human shields. you from one of the leaders are from us uh, 40 ahmad, after the power city and people, death is becoming industry which women excel as a people living on those who i'm to hold on the heads of them as i'm not talking about operatives dropped me. this is why they have formed human fields of the women, the children, the elderly, and the most. yeah. diane, in order to check alan's design is bombing machine. it is if they was saying to design, does that mean? what do you desire just like you desire? like there is a video tape of these words coming out of his mouth. you can be a rated i, or you can be a hawk, a snyder, but you cannot be a human shield, and i are because there are multiple leaders of them. us who have brag about the use of babies and children, and women as human shields. you take that would over, i'm to see international ass which has a conclusively, there is no evidence for these are human jails. the amnesty international filed the report of the harvard amnesty internationa

. murder as a crime against humanity as will crime. the taking of hostages as a little crime rate and other acts of sexual violence, joining captivity as crimes against humanity does what crimes, torture? joining captivity is a crime against humanity and is a little crime which just a short while ago. benjamin netanyahu. these really prime minister denounced cons decision here is some of what he said about the prosecutor in the hague, with walt all done, the, do you compare the months is of how much to the soldiers of the idea of the most marvel allow me in the world with what all does it the you compare between the how much that method and butchered rate and kidnapped our brothers and sisters on the idea of soldiers who are fighting a just war that is unparalleled to morality. or the when a good now del corresponded i. abraham, she's in jerusalem covering this story. floors are you. so talk to me about the reaction that we're getting out of israel. we just heard the prime minister there to the trade. he has now commented in this came

unfortunately, they were human sheets. you have experience yourselves yourselves as council members, how loosely is why and use as these terms as these lady of the present that the accused member of the council, the entire might un membership. this the code to the gentleman, the prosecute of, of the i c. c o being, i'm to semites, support those of terrorism, collaborators of naziism in his usual measure and responsible way. but the difference is that as well does not decide whether you live or die, but the decides the faith of every ballast and yet you have learned to live with is why is it of action and racist behavior. but we die because of its the incitement by these later, the present that there is against the un, has the life consequences come up and people have a to the any longer. this signal to the soul just to have x 3 minus the one is an enemy and the legitimate targets. this explains why this is the, the conflict for you and bus one. that's why they can be asked the dental chipped. why the headquarters that's in

our humanity demands we focus on those questions.