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

the has grown louder with the state funded institute for human rights saying it's found enough violations of the constitution that would justify this, at least in the past. it didn't really harm to part of you when it was a that and then was being watched by the security and the institutions. because well, people usually identified with the ideology or not scattered by motors being taken against the party voters. and so in a book, say they want change and lower prices, even if this means electing a file right, leader then divide it into history, could repeats itself if the situation doesn't improve campbell, i wasn't born then, but it could happen again if it goes on like this strong message from a small district that it seems the government invalid can no longer ignore step 5, some l 20 sen. andre abortion rights activists in the us as celebrated the 1st on diversity of a supreme court decision to overturn a ruling the legalized abortion. nationwide. the morning gave states the rights to bond abortions leading christian conservative judging republican presidential candidates to support s

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

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party for germany , which has already bypassed the ruling social democrats and turned into the country's second political force. and now, on behalf of the authorities, the german institute of human rightscalled for a ban the idea of ​​the party was immediately carried to the masses by all the pseudo-independent media. in addition , official supervision of the special services was established for the execution of the order. dissatisfied with the authorities and residents of bulgaria , rallies of the opposite elected government were held near the parliament building in sofia. it was formed after a series of early parliamentary elections. we are against the american government in bulgaria, such slogans were heard from ordinary people, in addition, the protesters burned a portrait of george soros. we are sure that the new governments of the country, puzzled only by the service geopolitical interests of the us and nato as a consequence of the fight against russian. but the interests of the population of the country for them in last place. us presidential candidate robert kennedy jr. made a revealing statement. he reported on the presence of american biological laboratories in different part

human wife delettre. we've been because institute and for us to advocate to mention some concrete changes and to try to, to different, really different assume that the human rights of prince important, the democratic threats without failure results and without any results. i, i fully disagree new friends. if i follow your approach, it means that uh we would be more efficient by those 2 into a here. in brussel we saw the condition. of course, fix type of quote is difficult. i am not seeing that we are delivering to any one meter in one frame, but i'm convinced that if you do not induce activity, southern to treatment, nothing is when we induce we open the door in order to do a very simple. there is just very brief, are you the human rights groups of 10 major human rights groups? don't agree with you. a total of a say, having a human rights dialogue with china cannot seriously being and in itself, they want to tell the high adult along to real human rights progress, including engine jones into banks. what do i do instead of this is a very central point. there, here, because this is, that's what you're doing, but this isn't showing that we have, this isn't we saw i

donbass , numerous attempts were made to apply to the international institutes for 9 years, appeals were sent to the un commission on human rights the european court. on human rights, osce international criminal court and so on , according to preliminary estimates, more than 2,000 statements of claim were sent to the echr from the territory of the dpr alone, more than one and a half thousand , all these appeals not only remained unanswered. well, there has not even been a completely recorded attempt to falsify data with the aim of foresight to bring charges against russia , such a blatant injustice makes us all unite to uphold justice and protect children in this way in view of the ongoing crime drinkers in regarding children by the kiev regime , the chairmen of the relevant committees of the state duma and all those who signed the appeal of more than 400 deputies consider it necessary in accordance with the federal law of december 27, 2005. and the parliamentary investigation of the federal assembly of the russian federation to find out the true reasons for the kiev regime to encroach on the rights of children to give a compreh

human development. walls oversees the department of they shun center for democracy and human rights and government. he was most recently an expert at the u.s. institute for peace from 2017 to 2021. he previously served in government in a range of foreign policy bills, including as the u.s. mission to do and senior adviser policy, in the middle east, southeast to -- the adviser on afghanistan peace process and tourism duty and iraq and afghanistan, no easy places to work. i yield the floor to our extinguished the ambassador at large, and i thank you for being here. >> thank you so much, chairman smith, ranking member wild, distinguished members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today to discuss the united state department to combat human trafficking. thank you also for the opportunity to hear the amazing testimony at the panel before me. i hung on every word. time flew by, and it was an honor to get to really listen to them. thank you for that opportunity. you mentioned fishing is a crime that exist in every country and affects people of every age, ethnicity and gender, with historically and systemically marginali

human wife delettre. we've been because institute and for us to advocate to mention concrete changes and to try to, to different, really different assume that the human rights of print reports and the democratic terms without the results and you have without any results. i, i fully disagree your friends. if i follow your approach, it's means that uh, we would be more efficient by those 2 into a here. in brussel we saw the condition. of course, fix type of quote is difficult. i am not seeing that we are delivering to any one meet or anyone from but i'm trying to think that if we do not induce activity, southern to triggers, nothing is when we induce we open the door in order to do a very simple. there is just very brief for your human rights groups of 10 major human rights groups. don't agree with you, a total of a say having a human rights dialogue with china cannot seriously being and in itself they want to target. tyler wants to identify adult along to real human rights progress, including in shang, into banks. what do i do instead of this is a very central, if i don't have it isn't, is exactly what you're doing. right. decision is china. we are, this isn

institute for global change. and with us from san jose costa rica, mat moody researcher and advisor on artificial intelligence and human rights with amnesty international. thank you to our guests for joining us today. melanie, i'd like to 1st start with the question, why are we here? are we really facing in a i arms race a thank you and it's good to join us. i think of the way we frame a i retrace, we have to be really careful just set that on races to different parts of the honda thing. and i but be careful to understand the it's a system of systems. so what we're seeing recently with a lot of the narrative, it says races to understand different parts of parts. this is of that with at that . now it's language models or something. oh, great them. so the parts or components and they will be. so the advice to different parts of the whole technologies. mm hm. but i think it's a re upped recap to think about. it's not just the way. so the kind of an image we that we have of a i west to me. well, we do know global leaders have talked about this a lot, right. coming from the us from china, from russia. president putin even saying p

human rights wrinkled class. internationally. this meeting in paris are calling for the reform of global financial institutions. i saved changes needed to help 4 countries deal with climate change unfold the guy that says, welcome to the program. the search for a missing deep sea submersible in the north atlantic is now at a critical stage stuff is that the oxygen on board has run outs. the titan vessel disappeared on sunday, off the canadian coast line on a dive to the sides of the titanic ship. rick, there are 5 people in board, including the head of the company that designed and operates the ship. the international search teams in a race against time, hopes had been raised off to undergo to sounds were picked up on. so no equipment but so far it's not being possible to pinpoint the vessels location. what's more, the 5 crew on board left with 39 to 6 hours was of oxygen and spike uh, the 1st day it was expected to have run out. this is still the searching as corporation. you know the, the estimate. so when the option runs out and more importantly must be the carbon dioxide takes over. because if they've lost

for democracy and human rights and governance. he was most recently a expert at the us institute for peace from 2,017-2,020 one and previously served in government in a range of foreign policy including as the us mission to the un senior policy advisor for the middle east and south asia and state department adviser on afghanistan's peace process, tours of duty in rack and afghanistan. i yield the floor to our distant wished ambassador at large and thank you for being here. >> chairman smith, ranking member wild, distinguished members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to discuss the united states department of state's efforts to combat human trafficking, thank you for the opportunity to hear the amazing testimony of the panel before move. me. i hung on every word. the time flew by. it was an honor to get to listen to them. thank you for that opportunity. human trafficking is a crime that exists in every country and affects people of every age, ethnicity and gender with historically and systemically marginalized groups often at greatest risk, the last few years have been particularly challenging as you discussed earl

fact the si size we used by the generals and the institutions as a means to resupply and for the recept dependents, homes and chemicals of human rights abuses. so yes, that absolutely doesn't need to be a recent guessing that needs to be a very deep view, we think which i'm not really seeing any prospect for, but out of the international community to the mediating has been largely trusting these generals and the answer to wishing them to be reform is rather than seeing them as a bad, we'll act as that. they all, i'm hoping that the next rounds of mediation can indeed reflect that recognition of exactly who they are. these are people who are not interested in civilian democracy . it goes against every single interest they have. they had been waging a war against democracy. those actually started a lot of area, then this car and for and this war is in many ways. and you bring them and ship that they have and exact mil concessions from pro democracy active, which may indeed be the case. there is no military victory here at some point. they will have to come to negotiating to the negotiating table mediated at that point as well. as to do

human rights and the law. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible forts caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> the subcommittee on human rights in the law will come to order, welcome all to today's hearing. it is great to see a packed house, it demonstrates the i want to thank you ranking member blackburn for working so close with me to develop this hearing and i want to thank each throughout history technologies have emerged that could develop -- and disrupt politics, artificial intelligence may be such a technology. ai capabilities are growing rapidly and in ways even its creators cannot predict. already it is changing our lives. american families are now threatened by ai enabled scams. made it far more sophisticated through this sham telemarketing calls, today we will hear from a woman who was targeted by a scam using a deepfake of her 15-year-old daughter's voice. to fake her kidnapping and, perhaps even more significantly rapid disruption of later markets as certain professions are automated. this technology has profound implications fo

literature and art, as well as for outstanding achievements in humanitarian , human rights and charitable activities. among them are scientists from the kurchatov instituteorokhmatov. and vladimir kopeikin, their research allowed to formulate new scientific directions of applied physics of reactor antiytrin, and the method they developed. nuclear reactor trolls have received widespread, magatet recognition and leading nuclear centers of the world for outstanding achievements in the field of humanitarian work. the director of the mosfilm film concern karen shakhnazarov will receive a premium , actress yulia peresild, director klim shipenko and general director of channel one konstantin ern became the winners of the award in the field of literature and art for creating the film challenge the first feature film shot on board. the iss will also honor three academicians of the russian academy of sciences, dmitry pushkar , igor khotkov and alexei shabunin, for their work on the introduction of a minimally invasive method of attraction. some cancers. this is not a traumatic surgical procedure. i think that we all know that the operation began a long time ago, b

for a peace consistent with the principles of the united nations charter. governments from the west and east, north and south voted to suspend russia from numerous institutions, from the human rightscouncil to the international civil aviation organization. russian candidates lost one election after another in key seats in international organization. the governing board of unicef, leadership of the un agency responsible for communications technologies. each review and loss from moscow is not only a vote against russia's aggression but a vote for principles of the united nations charter. countries from every part of the world are supporting efforts to hold russia accountable for its war crimes and crimes against humanity, creating a special un commission to document the crimes and human rights commission to assisting investigations by prosecutors in ukraine and the international, court. 7, president boudin for years sought to divide the west from the rest claiming russia was advancing in the best interests of the government world, thanks to declaring imperial ambitions president putin diminished russian influence on every continent. boot naps efforts to reconstitute a centuries-old

human rights tragedy. but for abortion right opponents who have dreamed of instituting these bans for generation, that is waythan the number they expected. there were hoping would be in the hundreds of thousands. they realized the bans are not working. headlight in a fake -- because of the structure and clinicians are going to heroic links to get people access to the care they need, abortions are still happening in every state, every day. people have told me there is more than enough medication abortion coming into the country and being circulated through these mutual aid networks to compensate for those 25,000 abortions that were not recorded in the nine months after dobbs. what we are going to see the coming months from the antiabortion movement our efforts to contend with the fact the public does not like their bands and the fact the bans are not working. what i saw the national right to life convention is leaders like james dobbs is the architect of citizens united, telling state affiliates we need to institute much water, more sweeping enforcement mechanisms like using rico laws were used to take down t

institutions in order to prove the groundlessness of the arrest. in addition, documents are being prepared to be submitted to the european court of human rights for thecudetto owner, rudi garcia has taken over the italian napoli, the details of the agreement are not disclosed, the french specialist has already worked for the apennines. leading roma also garcia coached a number of french teams garcia's last club was saudi al azar from where he was recently released i think earlier napoli said goodbye to luciano from paleti, who led the team to the first student in 33 years, the italian specialist may not have agreed on further cooperation with the owner of the club, aurelio dala orentisos. well, we are supporting the national team today. although, of course, the main thing is to support the armed forces of ukraine and i, for all ukrainians who lead this war visibly and invisibly against the enemy on the territory of our state and outside its borders, but now, how will the weather in ukraine be this weekend natalka didenko mrs. natalya will tell us good evening please, very diverse plans i hope for work and for recreation, so of course the weather is a

for can community deployment. uh that is ongoing. um, an an, an assignment. uh, we really uh, calling on regional human rights institution such as the one or the african commission on human and people's rights to carry out investigation. i mean, i know is a cool put off the 20 years. is anyone listening? well, the should be and wish will continue. right. let me really on the roof. i want to bring in a fellow journalist a. her name is wendy bashi. it is not just for one day who is involved in the instability of the democratic republic of congo. many more interests are involved as well. when deep ashley spelt it out, i love you to pick up on the back of what she says and tell us more. he's wendy festival. today the interest of uganda and of, and one that in the just see a can be put on one aspect. i mean, for me, it's the economy aspect. as we all know, the jesse is very rich, the country as gold, diamonds, uranium, cool bunch, and many other things. and these facts can be one of the reasons why many of the country, it's not on a rhonda and uganda, many of the country in the great lakes. i really interested in taking power

for your tuesday. a san jose state university group says if silicon valley was a nation, it would be deemed politically unstable. tomorrow, the university's human rights institute will release the silicon valley pain index. it will highlight the region's persistent inequalities from overdoses, evictions, homelessness, and a narrow concentration of wealth. another report tomorrow is the rate of u.s. inflation. economists are expecting that prices will be for percent higher than a year ago. that is a improvement from 9% increase we saw in 2022. first lady jill biden is making an appearance in the bay area. she will attend a campaign event , then head to pier 27 on 10 francisco's embarcadero. the topic of that event is breaking the cycle of gun violence in america, after san francisco saw two mass shootings this weekend. we will see concrete action on gun violence being taken earlier in the day. city attorney david chiu will be at city hall to unveil the plan to help public spaces safer in the city. tomorrow, the man accused of going on a wild knife wielding and car stealing crime spree is due in court. he is facing 13 felonies for the seemingly random southbay at

for all right. let's now bring in half as much. i'm a director of justice advocate, sudan. i human and civil rights research institute based and sudan. how does um, how much concern is there right now that decades old tribal tensions could be re ignited in dar 4 and, and what would that mean going forward? yeah, the problem is we well actually back to 2000 and city, 2004 in terms of the level of violence and the violence of actually targeting people according to a ty, but and, and this is a deep and it's very serious this time because we don't have a function and go into something. i think that maybe we should like support things that are due to close, the maximum home on damage to uh, uh, some drives and some people in were in was bedford. and actually the very dangerous division of the country is no government to protect the unders towards in these terms of a lot of things and, and, and, and definitely i'll do what have is what is happening in the are for right now, kind of a continuation of the war that broke out there in 2003 and ended in 2020 uh, well, okay. yeah, seen that since say these are the same, the box,

human rights record loss international leaders that meeting in paris of coal. so the reform of global financial institutions, i say change is needed to help for a conference deal with climate change and the i'm grab it off as welcome to the program. the search for a missing deep sea submersible in the north atlantic is now at a critical stage. the affairs that the oxygen on board is a boss to run out. the titan vessel disappeared on sunday of the canadian coast. while on a dive to the titanic shipwreck sites 5 people on board, including the ceo of ocean gray fence, the company that designed and operates the sub international search teams in a race against time. hoops had been raised off to under will to sounds were picked up on sooner. equipment. but so far it's not being possible to pinpoint the vessels location. what's mode the 5 crew on board left with 39 to 6 hours worth of oxygen and spike uh, the 1st day it was expected to have run out. this is through the search and rescue operation. you know, the, the estimates of when your option runs out and more importantly, bust me, that carbon dioxide takes over because it, they've lost the power to the. so then c

for your tuesday. a san jose state university group says if silicon valley was a nation, it would be deemed politically unstable. tomorrow, the university's human rights instituteill release the silicon valley pain index. it will highlight the region's persistent inequalities from overdoses, evictions, homelessness, and a narrow concentration of wealth. another report tomorrow is the rate of u.s. inflation. economists are expecting that prices will be for percent higher than a year ago. that is a improvement from 9% increase we saw in 2022. first lady jill biden is making an appearance in the bay area. she will attend a campaign event , then head to pier 27 on 10 francisco's embarcadero. the topic of that event is breaking the cycle of gun violence in america, after san francisco saw two mass shootings this weekend. we will see concrete action on gun violence being taken earlier in the day. city attorney david chiu will be at city hall to unveil the plan to help public spaces safer in the city. tomorrow, the man accused of going on a wild knife wielding and car stealing crime spree is due in court. he is facing 13 felonies for the seemingly random southbay atta

right and beautiful. yes? this is a very beautiful name called the physiology of human gravitational stability. you work at the institute forabiotic wound problems. yes, we are trying to prepare for long-distance flights to understand how to resist weightlessness and, accordingly, why is it called gravitational stability of a person, because, for example, in our the department of the arrow lab is the only one dealing with weightlessness. this is just, uh, the laboratory where i work. and besides, there is a laboratory that deals with artificial gravity, that is, there are laboratories that deal with what is happening on earth. practically. we see it like this. here is a very strong gravity. until weightlessness, there is this spectrum we can trace. well, you have been working for more than 15 years, uh, in the mvp. uh, you deal directly with us astronauts, so we can say that all the astronauts who were on the iss and everyone was fine. you know, she conducted her experiments on everyone, which were, which are now being carried out. well , of course there are, which will be in the future. tell us, please, how did you get the

human rights abusers, the fact that the many a leg she has been persecuting muslims that his own country, that he has been cracking down on the independence of the judiciary using government institutions for uh, for persecution purposes and also that there has been the lack of a freedom of the press freedom of speech and so on. and as a result, i can tell you that 70 members of the us congress has sent a letter to joe biden saying that he shouldn't be having such a state dinner for the indian leader. and also their members of congress will be boycotting this joint session of congress. kimberly, how can thank you very much. indeed. the united states is suspended mediation talks on the conflict industry. don officials have said the format is not succeeding in american delegation has been holding discussions in jetta. alongside of negotiating team from saudi arabia. they've helped to broker several sees files between saddam's army and the rapids support forces, but fighting as laundry continued in spite of the truce deals. solution to fall into the officials and it has on an crime is a ukrainian missile has hit a bridge connecting the 2 regions of the trunk. a bridge is known as the gate to

idea, adding that if they could cite someone for just watching, fewer people would be likely to get hurt at those sideshows. san jose state's human rights institute finds that just eight silicon valley families control more than $260 million in wealth . today, the group released its fourth annual pain index. it's called the pain index, in reference to pain indicators like hunger and housing insecurity as well as income and wealth inequality. the group says these so-called extreme billionaires owned six times more wealth than the bottom 50% of the region put together. that's about 500,000 people. the institute says the valley's racial and social inequality are persistence and that the imbalance is worsening in some areas. here's what's getting worse. fentanyl overdose up to 160 deaths in 2022, 28 more folks than the previous year. food insecurity increased to 460,000 clients a month being served at second harvest. food bank each month, up 10,000 eviction filings where in november of 2022 there was 295 just six months before just 22. the human rights advocates called on elected officials to take steps to address these inequities and for voters and

institutions, whether it's the united states or some of the european countries will say that, you know, it's, it's for the benefit of all. and we are, we might have certain restrictions or concerns about human rights and other issues when we made multi lateral laws for example. but we think our way is better. that's a battle that we'll see russia or china and united states and its allies in western europe. fighting for years to come and when it comes to countries thinking that their way is the best way. how do you think that the news of the latest relations between hundreds and china are going to be received in washington? do expect to hear anything from the united states on this one, and they'll probably be a lot of warnings. they'll say it's bad for you. hon doors, just like united states, warns african countries or other countries in the developing world about having to closer relationships with china. and another kind of battle ground for that in recent years has been in the pacific ocean, the pacific island countries for the solomon islands in the news. a lot to this very reason. but it's, it's up to the united states and its partners to make that case. and in the curtis is in that we often h

for essentially crating authoritarian governments out of democracies. despite strides in human rights and democracy after world war ii, the institution that we establishedevent another global war and to prevent holocaust are currently being challenged today. vladimir putin would like to destroy the current international order, to revert back to a sphere of influence system where large states dictate what small states do, and large states existing competition, and where economic and military competition leads to war. he has blatantly violated the geneva conventions established to protect civilians. vladimir putin initiated his acts of aggression against ukraine with the false claim that russia was fighting nazi-ism in ukraine, a country led by a jewish president and prime minister. according to put in himself, namely the russian imperial movement and the wagner group, who have been in the headlines for their bloody deeds lately. he has worked to build an alliance of an authoritarian regime to operate against the international rule of law and global human rights. their tactics are h old, tried and true. they include the use of disinformation, including st