the annual moscow conference on international security was first organized in 2012.at deepening cooperation between ministries of defense, as well as international organizations in order to explore ways and means of local counteraction to a joint challenge and threat over the past 10 years of the moscow conference has become a successful platform for an open dialogue between the defense departments of relevant organizations and military experts has made an important contribution to the fight against terrorism, the settlement of regional conflicts to ensure national security and the implementation of peacekeeping missions want. 10th moscow conference on international security success of a and the participants of the platform work of colleagues against the backdrop of increasing factors of instability and uncertainty, there is a danger of a new round of horse-drawn arms in a number of regions, the geopolitical conflict is escalating, the tension caused by the vision of sanctions and unilateral port protectionist measures does not subside hindering international politic

when in fact the vote of international experts is of decisive importance, these ethical councils andhese candidates for whom the verkhovna rada of ukraine voted today, they already were evaluated by the ethical council, the riding council recommended, and accordingly , there are no longer any doubts about their integrity in their professionalism, and no one will be able to question any bias in e-e regarding these or other candidates whom we elected today. why is it very important today and today's decision because the supreme council of justice, according to the law, is the body that brings to disciplinary responsibility judges who make dubious justice legal decisions not not the actions or the decisions of which there are complaints from the participants in the court process, and it is the fastest way to bring to justice judges e-e in respect of whom there are certain doubts about their integrity - this is the main task of the supreme council of justice. therefore, it is very important because today's vote emphasizes the decision. i am convinced that the other institutions that you

cabinet of the red cross did not say anything , first of all, to the international committee of the red cross, its policy is not for it is not about going to press conferences and making any misleading statements, because from their point of view, any statement will limit the possibilities of the international committee of the red cross and further get to the prisoners of war, so they, in this regard, pay attention to working with governments, they are the government provide information about what they saw, what they heard, and what the vlad government can use, including the legal processing of issues related to the violation of the rights of prisoners of war, and as far as i know, the international committee of the red cross was only allowed into the deer park once, when it was above the first stage when the prisoners of war were only brought to the deer park, after that the russian federation did not give any opportunity to anyone, no international organizations, i emphasize that the international committee of the red cross does not have exclusive of humanitarian activities, the g

international charter. six months of attacks by russia, killing ukrainian civilians and destroying civilian infrastructure. six months of devastation and missile strikes that have torn apart families and still in lives of two mini -- and stolen the lives of too many, like the children killed last month in the missile strike that left 24 people dead. six months of horrific atrocities, including rape, murder and torture in towns like bucha and irpin and others. families separated and millions displaced. six months of killings. thousands dead. six months later, russia's goal is as clear as ever, to dismantle ukraine as a geopolitical entity and erase it from the world map. russian disinformation campaigns are increasingly being weaponized to prepare for further attempts to annex ukrainian territory. the russian minister of foreign affairs publicly acknowledged this as one of the kremlin's objectives. specifically, at russia is laying groundwork to attempt to annex the regions of kherson, zaporizhzhya, donetsk

e-e organization capacity international, and i can already see that there are 2,627 votes - just nowen i opened this site , 20 or so new signatures appeared before my eyes. and this is exactly what i wanted to talk to you about, as well as to oleksandra dorik , the coordinator of international cooperation of the center for civil liberties we will include her in our conversation, we welcome you, mrs. oleksandr, to our team, uh, what is this petition ? as the editor rightly wrote the gender in the details , they were created in order to change something in the world for the better, and in the end, over time, they turned into such unscrupulous corporations that work primarily for themselves, these are the words of tamara zlovina in this regard well, it is necessary to understand that ennosty international is an international non-governmental organization, unlike organizations such as the un or the osce. that is, it is a slightly different organization format and they are essentially a human rights organization, which means that they should take care of the protection of human rights in

, international human rights defenders accused our military of violating the rules of the introduction of war, but it seems that this information explosive did not work, but on the contrary opened weak points and the plans of the aggressor, we talk about it on the air of the night watch on 1+1 as part of the national telethon and the studio works for you natalya ostrovska and yevhen plinska and it will be love to help us understand this topic tsibulska, the founder of the center for strategic communications and information security , we are glad to see you on the air let's, before we start to analyze this complicated operation of the kremlin , let's start by figuring out what actually happened, what kind of event is this, what kind of report is it, why did he explode into the world an international human rights the international organization publishes its report now we will see it on the screens and we say it rained the armed forces of ukraine hide their forces military equipment in residential quarters in hospitals in schools well and now we can quote a fragment written by representat

the international community seeks to preserve this international achievement, which indicates a possibleath toward broader negotiations. we urge the parties to keep open the channels of dialogue that made possible the stable package -- the istanbul package as they offer the best prospect for pieced. finally, we call on both sides to protect the civilian population can prevent human rights abuses. attacks against residential areas and churches, schools, and hospitals are on except will and few the logic of retaliation that must be avoided by all means. it is in everyone's interest that the two countries can live peacefully, side-by-side, in the future, and cooperate to achieve developing goals. i thank you, mr. president. >> i thank the representative of brazil for their statement. i give the floor to the representative of gibran. >> thank you, mr. president. i thank the secretary-general, secretary guterres, and under secretary-general dicarlo for their statements. mr. president, as the war in ukraine enters the seventh month, our hearts are full of compassion for all the civilian victim

board, because in such i'm sorry, in international management, the board is an english english word.hat she is an employee hired by the movement . the question of how the data collection is done, how the field work is done, look at the dismissal itself - it would be a good ethical step, everything is clear, but also the question is that the organization remains and if the organization does not make systemic changes within itself, it will do the same through three months after six months in another country , she will do the same systemic actions and therefore for me as a person who gave 7 years of life believing in all values, the big question is why the international government is now urgent in principle not considers the question of how to change the approaches of the organization if it is a movement if it is directed to the affairs as they claim not to help people not to have the person at the center not to achieve justice then why in this situation and urgent action is taken in order to in principle, to review the work and it seems to me that we would win because to fire one perso

monetary fund and they and yale scientists called last week's decision of the international monetary fund the biggest historical mistake of the fund during its existence precisely because the fund improved the forecasts of the russian economy from minus eight percent to -6%. the funds replied that these forecasts are made with sufficient accuracy and that -6% is still a very large figure, but scientists believe that the fund was trusted for nothing to russian statistics i know that you managed to communicate and tomorrow we will study what they told you, so i suggest you watch this interview where they talk about their research, super eh so instead of using russian statistics, they dug deeper and took data from other countries numbers of bank companies and other unusual sources, why do you think this approach to russia is the right way to look at fashion? grades at the end of the month, but now they have decided not to show in the report card those lessons that they fail and instead of showing the grades for reading and math, they give us grades for physical education or that is ridi

the international human rights organization international will publish its report. we will see it on the screens. hospitals, schools, and now we can quote a fragment written by representatives of amnesty international, the ukrainian military endangers the civilian population by creating bases and using weapons systems in in residential areas, in particular in schools and hospitals, when they try to repel the russian invasion , ukraine's tactics violate international humanitarian law because it overflows civilian objects with military ones, so russian strikes on populated areas led to the death of civilians and the destruction of civilian structures end of quote and you know what outraged me ot in this report, about the actions of the russian military, about what they are doing on our land, about the fact that they are destroying the nation, well , not a single word was said, it seems to me really their words and their actions do not need confirmation. everyone already understood everything, but here is a very powerful accusation, a very authoritative organization, h

well, of course, we are generally observing a crisis of international relations, a crisis of internationalrganizations, we can say that the organization of the united nations does not fulfill its function when the security council includes a country that is actually a terrorist, an aggressor country that can at the same time block global decisions that have an impact on the existence of our planet and a country that actually openly blackmails the planet by launching nuclear attacks , while at the same time it is in the un security council. that is, this is a generally inadequate situation. in fact, there is not a single international organization that can boast that, firstly, it is respected all over the world, and secondly, it has some effect and can somehow affect the development of the situation, and this is really a huge tragedy that can lead to not only geopolitical changes, but also to a catastrophe on a global scale. and one more question, if possible briefly, about the protection of the civilian population and vulnerability civilians during the war. we saw how soldiers took away ci

can we expect any further action from the international community? well, the security council is divided with a, for all of the reasons i just talked about with russia on one side in nato aline, countries on the other. so the security council taking action is out of the question, what we have here is the united nations being left to pick up the pieces of this conflict in terms of trying to get more food out of ukraine and more fertilizer out of russia to help deal with rising food costs and growing instability in many countries, and also to mediate between the sides when it comes to how these average a nuclear power plant is being run at the moment. that is a something that the u. n. is concerned about and trying to address by helping the international atomic energy agency get a mission, a team of investigators. and to take a look at the situation. com. tensions and hopefully come to some sort of agreement to keep that plant out of harm's way as this conflict continues on the you and also being called to investigate human rights abuses being alleged

during the second world war, they were called to protect international law, to protect the international order, today it turns out to be completely helpless. this is how you can not participate in putting your names forward and then say that we do not bear any responsibility after all, the defenders of mariupol and all of us in ukraine believed that this was the case with international guarantees of safety and the lives of our uh, now it was already a prisoner of war. therefore, this is the first thing that i wanted to say uh, the world, and in particular the west, must come to its senses and must understand that the responsibility of it is the same for them if they participate in those agreements with russia. second, i am very sad about this. i am sorry for my personal reflection. i am very sad to imagine that the next generation of ukrainians will go through those courts because which have passed since the dissidents’ time, not only that , but then the court was more or less because of the pectable today for our soldiers. our heroes will have to go through the mean more terrible courts

and what is the effect of such a report by such organizations as the international agency?our reaction exaggerated? i think it is somewhat exaggerated. that is, we had to enter into a dialogue with them. they should not be ignored because they play a certain political role. er, but again i say that you need to look at all the statements of amnesty international, because the previous ones, for example, as far as i remember, there were several reports and at least eight large-scale shootings, they were absolutely on the ukrainian side, they were accused of a crime aggressions in the russian federation, but we did not spread them actively, they only paid attention to what was opposed to us, so here we just need to conduct a dialogue and understand why such a sharp statement came out on the part of amnesty international, but in principle i did not see the drama in this situation, it can have certain left-wing politicians or, let's say, there are politicians who are pacifists who are really not ready to fight, they want peace at any price, and they, for example, do not value cer

displaced persons, compensation for persons who receive internally displaced persons in their homes,tion to the withdrawal from the state, displaced citizens can count on financial support from foreign partners, such as the office of the un high commissioner, the international committee of the red cross, the international committee for emigration, and the estonian council for refugees. will be up to seven and a half thousand hryvnias, you can apply for financial assistance on the website there is assistance or visit in person displaced persons can also go to representative offices of organizations

polish officials of international have different opinions, they talk about it.al is a big problem for ukraine on the one hand, because they do not take into account the context and, as you rightly noted, do not take into account the fact that we we are waging a defensive war, you would have waged it at all and would not have exposed anyone to anything at all if the russian federation had not attacked us in 2014 and hybridly in various forms and is trying to tear ukraine to pieces. that is why it is so important to talk about this and i would believed that we should answer first of all and ukrainian human rights defenders, for example, do this by documenting war crimes, making speeches, and simply as an alternative alternative display . public figures who take the standards of human rights and measure the situation from this point of view, taking into account that this is a war and our conclusion is this, that's why it's a little bit too much for me how to tell you attention to one release, because if you simply open the website of the office of emist internation

so this is international media media. we need to do this tom, we've seen recently the international court of justice world. the can be as genocide case against me. and my can now proceed. is that a huge turning point in terms of getting justice for these people? well, it's on his, excuse me, is it important stifel? there's no question about it. and the other important step forward happened yesterday when the u. k joined the case. now we have a obviously began be a leading the case. we now have a little is a canada, and now the u. k. amount to during the case of so both of those stamps the fact that it's want to proceed as a case and the 5 that there is stronger support by lessons are very one steps for, but we need to do a lot more then than just gap there is ways in which. ready the international them and we can coordinate their actions, focus strategically with pressure that needs to be applied diplomatic pressure, economic pressure, boycott of weapons made a, caught the flow of revenue 2 of the military hunter in the m

the international community has failed. it needs to be on the agenda of every country who believes in human rights and justice, otherwise this nightmare is just going to get worse. >> we have a few minutes. i would like to hear on the final point. how much hope do you hold out that one day the people stuck in the refugee camps will be able to return home to me and mark? -- myanmar? >> i think it will take a lot of efforts. it would need a collaborative, coordinated effort from all sides to actually uplift the community. they would have to start with recognition that rohingya survival itself has been a skill set. it needs to be acknowledged and utilized in terms of planning for the inevitable, which is however long rohingya we need to stay in the camps. they should be able to use those skills to meet issues like food shortage, until they actually go back to me and more -- myanmar. i have a lot of hopes for my community. we have survived one of the worst things that could ever happen to humans. we will survive however long it

and we understand that the reports and reporting of international are taken into account in various internationalanizations i think that, in particular, in the organization of the united nations. yes, you are absolutely right. and this is probably the most authoritative human rights organization in the world, and it is a pity that in this way they are digging a hole for themselves and the fact that the head of the ukrainian office has resigned. this is an extremely big event, in principle, for of the human rights community of the world and i think that this should be such a signal and that human rights protection in the world has turned into a process for the sake of the process and not a tool for the protection of victims and business itself well, forgive me for detailing, that is, people they come, sit down in one or another convenient office , get their couple of thousand euros or dollars a month . well, they write something there, it is not known what, referring to these or other data, so to speak, but if they are not the data that is referred to, then, to our great regret, sorry there are ex

will there be such a quick final of amnesty international we will witness this in the near future.n your opinion , this is in principle. maybe i think that the capacity of international and their funding should now be investigated, that is, the funding should now be handled by western intelligence services. i believe that british intelligence should be engaged in this investigation. this is american and i am sure that they will do this, i don’t know. something tells me that this is what will happen. as for media attacks and information attacks, look at russia very it was painful in the first months, they raked in full and they did not orient themselves, in principle, they believed that they would need to carry out some work, they were informational from their side, they thought that they had prepared their electorate, after that they decided that in ukraine they have certain resources they have certain pro-russian shows they have certain pro-russian channels on which they will be able to rely in the case of uh, in the event of success, which will not happen in a shorter time, they

international law exist as long as it serves the american interest. if it doesn't, it doesn't exist by turning those russians into this dangerous go. you man, that wants to take over the world. that was a conscious strategy. so some of it on your own, i actually stood off to observe on and tablet block. nato said, it's hours. we move east and the reason us, hey jim, it is so dangerous, is it the lie? the sovereignty of all the countries? the exceptionalism that america uses in its international war planning is one of the greatest threats to the populations of different nations. in disbanded shareholders in united states and elsewhere in lodge obs companies would lose millions and millions, or is business and businesses good. and that is the reality of what we're facing, which is fashion ah, in a while you talk, you had a fight with a lawyer you guys gave. were that pulled up? are you interested or self basic julia? does she somebody over there or still sleep but 0, but she was with us. i was just talking to have a video with you. not got a new up loya

we have ah, a new international airport is under construction.h-speed highways in 2018, the new international port was put into operation only by the driver, when the international moscow port now has every opportunity to support countries that do not have access to the sea. an excursion to the international port of turkmenbashi for the conference participants is a demonstration of the possibilities and offers of transit. hundreds of cargo and passenger liners leave every month. the possibility of an even wider problem for countries that do not have an outlet for the sea. she is relevant. she has always been relevant. our country is, of course, an active participant in various international transit transport corridors. this is ashgabat, an agreement e of the north-south transport corridor through kazakhstan turkmenistan iran and there are also azure lamp corridors, uh, which from east to west restrictions on international flights during a pandemic are severe carpa aviation industry resumed work only this year, now there are only three flights in

well, let's start with the deer, according to the previous conclusions of international experts, these of the explosion in the colony of volynivka, where ukrainian prisoners were held and more than 50 people died, could have been to become a thermobaric weapon, prosecutor general andriy kostin stated this, quote, preliminary conclusions of our international experts say that the cause of this murder or the method of this murder was a thermobardic weapon, these are the preliminary conclusions of several international experts, that is, it is undoubtedly not a missile attack, they are sure of this, as the russians said, a missile option, this is also confirmed by the reaction that is currently being processed by the pre-trial investigation bodies under the procedural guidance of the prosecutors of the prosecutor general's office e- "investigative actions are ongoing," said kostin, " but this issue is more complicated." reindeer herders i'm just inviting the little ones to a conversation oleg synyutka, people's deputy of ukraine, we congratulate you , mr. lay vita, viewers of the express,

there is ways in which the international them is. we can coordinate their actions, focus strategically with pressure that needs to be applied, diplomatic pressure, economic pressure, boycotted weapons. we need to cut the flow of revenue 2 of the military hunter in the market. think about this, the, the, the person who commanded the troops with committed the genocide 5 years ago is the one who led this coo and me and more last year. and is now what is the criminal gang basically is what you how you could do accurately concealment a criminal gang holding an entire nation on 50 form, 8000000 people hostage. it is a credit there and we're actually torturing killing with lead daily life for the people. and me lot is a living helen is getting was the international community has failed to adequately respond to his voice. it, it's at it, it's real to focus. it's energy and attention in a coordinated manner, and i think that needs to be on the gender or every country who believes in human rights and injustice. otherwise, this light mirrors ju

the international community, the u.n., the u.s. has been struggling to find a mechanism to provide assistance to the afghan people who are now suffering in addition from the long-standing drought, last of cash, underemployment, the collapse in public services and so on. the united states and other countries as well have been trying to work with the united nations and through nongovernmental organizations to get the money and aid to the people. that has only been partially successful. even if it is, it has not solve the problem entirely. we have moved away from the provisions of emergency to a longer-term development that would help the country wean itself off from our aid. until we work out a better arrangement with the taliban which could include a return of some of the $700 billion that is being held in new york. i think there is 2 billion in other countries. this will remain a problem. host: this is tim out of wisconsin. on the line for democrats. caller: good morning, thank you for taking my call. i would like to ask this gentl

if we do not i like what international organizations are doing.nk that this is absolutely correct, friends. that 's all for me today. i wish you a nice , peaceful day and evening and night if possible. we will meet with you in a week. i am sure that, unfortunately, there will be another series of scandals without them, we will not discuss them next saturday, and then watch the program of antin borkovsky. greetings, dear viewers, the espresso tv channel is currently broadcasting the studio program, the event, we will analyze the most important scenarios, military and deep scenarios

and now the broadcast is from the tenth moscow conference on the international security of the countries region, as well as access to natural resources to achieve these goals. any means go in, political pressure blackmail, provocations, color revolutions shaking the countries of the region, and even open aggression. all this is done under the slogan of democratization of the fight against authoritarian regimes, and also as it is declared to build the so -called order based on the rules for turning once prosperous and sovereign states into countries weakened by internal armed conflicts with a significant drop in the indicators of national economies and the standard of living of the population, and in some cases and on the brink of a humanitarian catastrophe. in a number of them, it has not been possible to restore statehood for decades; their territory becomes a haven for international regional tourism organizations, while free access to natural resources is given to western companies behind all these events is the united states and allies, who, with the help of technology, maintain contr

organizations as a container and the nature of the work of international media, and we have the moralo ask questions about the ethical principles of such that is, in any case, in any case, we should not leave it. yes, we should immediately react to such things, because unfortunately there will be more, so there is only a reaction and only a very specific one with facts. thank you, that was eugene fedchenko, director of the mogilian school of journalism , editor-in-chief stopfey e for today, watch everything on espresso tv channel and we will meet later, no matter what ukrainians think about, no matter what they talk about, war, war, and our victory will always come first, seven days a week, from monday to sunday, in all different spheres human activities sports culture politics eight presenters of express journalists experts opinion leaders in real time about the most current events through the prism of war daily author's projects most express events, the most important events, events that are happening right now and affect our lives, of course, the news feed reports on them, but not

that there will be some international tribunal, but we all understand that some an international tribunalan unrecognized country called the dnr is impossible because it will not be recognized in any country in the world. that is why it is not yet known exactly in what format it will be, how it will be when the information, in your opinion, and for what purpose they are trying to play this bloody circus we understand that even if you call it a circus, do n't turn your tongue, because they can really use execution as a method of punishment and intimidation to the public waiting for this show circus, they are connected with the fighters to the defenders of azov have generally become defenders of mariupol, it is important for them that in russia there they think that they will be punished there by russia for some imaginary crimes, although russia itself destroyed this mariupol and killed tens of thousands of local residents. i was somehow happy about this, apparently, for everything, they do everything for their own. rodion kudryashov , the commander of the azov-dnipro terror defense battalio

alabina international army games continue. today, the next individual tank biathlon races will be held there. crews from vietnam, venezuela, uzbekistan and kazakhstan will leave at the start. the race with the russian military took place earlier and for our tankers it turned out to be victorious. the international military forum army 2022 will continue to work there in the moscow region. a delegation from more than 70 countries also participates in the international army games and sells competitions. among the snipers of the marines are the military divers of ben's crews and other military specialists. another important event of the forum is the opening of the tenth conference on international security in the spotlight, issues of global and regional stability in the middle east in latin america and europe, as reported by the ministry of defense , it is expected that the head of the ministry will make presentations with a greeting to the participants to apply for president sergei shoigu and sco secretary general jean ming are n

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well, conferences on disarmament, i imagine what international officials are doing international officialscular, that's from the rich. let's see who they are, these are estonian nuclear technicians and they will look, first of all, nuclear, so to speak, how uhm the zaporozhye station uh functions from the point of view of a technically correct history or something threatens or does not threaten. eh, this work. this is their initial, as i imagine it will be task. hmm uh, as for the second aspect, and in addition to the technical one, they will state that, uh, of course. hmm if they even dare to things that happen are shelling shelling. uh, so to speak, threatens or may threaten, and at the work of the station. well, where these shellings come from from a purely side, they will not answer this, but hmm uh, referring to the fact that this is outside the mandate of the rich. these are political aspects outside the mandate. so, uh, the fact that they will come from this is already a definite positive, at least for the duration of their stay. i hope the shelling will stop, but expect some miracu

also against that international human rights law against her conscious of the international commune. and i think united states we are in was in this sir war against the senior people in garza. and there was spent, there started in dominion for instance on the continue against mr. parameter. and there's been a heavy exchange of fire between the sides for days. so it is not a conflict where both sides are equally responsible for death and damage. i think literacy and the book there are has the right of self defense, i guess if you patient. and i guess that she, it was which considered among the international community and international law that it's collective banishment. so who are starting to have this aggression against a bit of senior people is the israeli commission. so that was seen a fighting for their dignity for their independence for lifting the siege for the breaking the siege. the collective banishment which she transform or that the scene in people who are living in garza of other than 2000000 people are living under the huge did this of the you and a reports and internati

we have ah, new international airports are being built. high-speed highways in 2018, e was put into operation by a new international majority, the port machinist, when the international moscow port here has all the capabilities to support countries without e to the sea outlet an excursion to the international port of turkmenbashi for the participants of the conference is a demonstration of the possibility and proposal of transit. hundreds of cargo and passenger liners leave each month, and the opportunity is even wider for landlocked countries. she is relevant. she has always been relevant. our country is, of course, an active participant in various international transit transport corridors. this is an ashgabat agreement, uh transport corridors north south through kazakhstan turkmenistan iran uh, there are also azure lamp corridors, uh, which from east to west restrictions on international flights during the pandemic hit hard on the airline industry, the resumption of work began only this year. now there are only three flights in turkmenis

she is currently working in moscow at the moscow conference on international security.d morning. that 's right today in patriot park at the training site methodical center of military-patriotic education of youth avangard that the tenth international conference on international security of the ministry of defense is being held in patriot park. let me remind you that this is a successfully functioning platform for open dialogue, defense departments of international organizations of military experts, and this year more than seven hundred participants will meet on the sidelines of the conference this year, the program includes the most pressing problems of global and regional security.

uh, the current current practice of international organizations. recalled at least a recent example with the international amity report, which clearly stated that uh, civilian objects are used by ukrainian troops. e for cover as. e accounts, er, this is a report, it also received absolutely no reaction from international organizations, not from the office of the high commissioner for human rights, nor from special procedures. all of this was hushed up. unfortunately, this is the situation now . here is the neva on international platforms, primarily on human rights. we are all now, of course, looking forward to the visit of the iaea delegation to the zaporozhye rech station. it was said that the delegation might arrive as early as the beginning of september from the ukrainian side, these are the conditions for kiev to go directly to the station. well, in general, uh, the authorities of the administration, zaporozhye are ready in every possible way to contribute to the safe movement through the territory already directly to the station. tell me pleas

t international assistance money to sto - ? ., international assistance money to sto - ?ance money to sto? . ., ., international assistance money tosto? . ., ., ., to stop? i want that flow of international _ to stop? i want that flow of international money - to stop? i want that flow of international money to - to stop? i want that flow of international money to be i international money to be supervised by a and partial bodies. but the taliban chooses who receives assistance in the province in the north of kabul, but that district has received 15 rounds of assistance, and we have only received two or three rounds of assistance. this assistance because there's not much scrutiny and supervision, it is consolidating the taliban rule. is a time for you to think about putting down your guns think about putting down your iun , ., , ., ~' think about putting down your guns stop talking about armed resistance _ guns stop talking about armed resistance and _ guns stop talking about armed resistance and think— guns stop talking about armed resistance and think of - guns stop talki

media and in meetings with international community. there was a shadow of hope that i had, but unfortunately the one year of toilet, on an honest, on the way the have dismantled, for example, ministry of women's offense. and we have it constantly having to use different policies and dicky, say on women's rights on how women should live in afghanistan in also effect that they have failed to address the issue of goods education, which is a very straightforward thing. unfortunately, does not give me any hope any, you know, they're made this promises to the international community and the international community seem to sort of accepted. do you think it is incumbent upon the international community to actually forced to fall upon to respect the promises of the volleyball themselves, murder handed person, an international community blazer and that massive rule in weight. avalon, the sun is today. we except or be don't accept it. but they are part of the trouble with this crisis happened and when it's done last year and except a blank promis

but the fact is that international law applies to everyone. and we as amnesty international, have a duty to investigate and report on human rights abuses, violation of international law, regardless of who are the perpetrators or the victims. i mean in this case, of course the victims arossi ukrainians, so we're going to have their thank you so much. thank you. the united states is calling on the kremlin to accept what if described as a substantial offer to swap before the basketball player. brittany greiner, the white house has not disclose details on that offer earlier. a russian court sentenced griner to 9 years in prison for drug possession and smuggling. brittany griner entered the cramped court room and defended cell, hoping the sentencing judge would be lenient that the judge would consider that greiner admitted her mistake, but had accidentally packed cannabis oil prescribed by her doctor and legal in the us, yadda. i never miss her even to put in jeopardy ref population. i never miss break any laws may have faith, hope that in your rui

thanks for joining us. aeronautics international bit. we're back in the top of the app, the latest ah no nation. no nation has ever done anything like it in all history with.

as i understand it, the arrival of international specialists is already a big step.ook at history, no one was going to give us guns and missiles. high mask now we use them to clean the calves and the enemy well. that is why we need to start, and there i think that everything will go according to our scenario and not according to the enemy's scenario, but megates in itself is not a political organization while they are there. they will not appear correctly, but they, uh, control the nuclear dangerous materials, we have been constantly cooperating with them all the time all the time, a certain responsibility lies with them in these matters, and that is why we do not say that they should solve our political issues, however, technical issues are under the control of an ordinary politician, but we emphasize so that they solve technical safety issues. and that is why we have every right to do so. we demand that they be involved as widely as possible in issues of nuclear safety and integrity of nuclear materials at any facilities. which are in ukraine, not only from the nuc

therefore, this issue must be resolved through the international organizations of the un, by the way,hich was also one of the guarantees for the safety of the same azov citizens and which is not fulfilled this guarantee, as it turns out a-a and i just want to draw attention in our country, for some reason very little is said about this, but so that we understand that a-a until july 8 in the dnr, the so-called a-a, there was a moratorium on the execution of the death penalty a-a on the first of july, they adopted changes to their e-e u of the criminal executive code, where it is allowed to carry out a customs penalty , but from january 1, 25, there is a time, in principle, that is why they will use death sentences to use them precisely for blackmailing ukraine and our western partners. we remember what ah, you and two britons and one american have already received 3 death sentences, and you thought you were not capable of stopping it and guaranteeing some kind of safety for ukrainian prisoners of war there. at the moment, the situation looks like this, well, no one is safe for them can

so failures by the international community bring us. and that's the result we have to be told we've heard in same quite a lot about the conditions in the refugee camps. but obviously there's hundreds and hundreds of thousands of for i think it's still in me and my what does that like for them there? and has just gotten worse since the military took power. john, that's a very good question and yes, things are getting unfortunately worse of inside it. there are over $600000.00 range. we're living in a kind of state right now. i spoke with some of them as recently as yesterday, and i can tell you from my conversations, things are bad and they're getting worse. there's no respect whatsoever because whites editions are horrible in terms of the way to treat discrimination that they face restrictions in movement or even greater never before 130000 more than 100 are living in what are called id p cans to really concentration k x, if you open your 1st and been there, then you know, 5 years ago when i was doing a fact finding mission before i bec

regular screenings of films of the main international competition.terday they showed a film without prior agreement from iran and a drama ulya from peru, a drama without prior agreement by the iranian director behruz shoibi tells about the girl esmin. even in childhood. she immigrated to berlin, but after the death of her father, she was forced to return to iran with her autistic son. there, she rethinks such concepts as life, death and the human essence, what exists? parts of the world in their meet and hear and the main theme of our film without prior arrangement - it is human relations it is no secret that directors from iran are welcome guests at international film festivals, their films arouse curiosity and undoubtedly attract one of the reasons for the popularity of iranian cinematography to our main topic, so to speak, namely, again, human relations are values ​​that are universal. in whatever country, wherever the goal that we pursue is to talk about moral about the most important human values ​​about human relationships, it will be very clos

c, international criminal court. and we said we want to, to investigate every act that happens in the area of the state of palestine, the occupied state of palestine in garza, in the west bank in israel, selim. and guess who is blocking our efforts? of course it is israel, 1st and foremost, but allies the u. s. the. okay. the u. k. prime minister, former prime minister, are actually still current. johnson has issued the letter saying that we will prevent the palestinians from accessing the icy. see, israel will not be taken to then when a new credit, only 2 weeks later, they pushed for russia to be taken to the icy. so we won the icy to investigate and we will accept whatever the international legal system will come up with. because international lo so me is clear cut the people under oppression and occupation and colonization and apartheid and besieged by them, blockade and murder every day of our children and our inability to move or work anywhere or our denial of the very basic right. have the rights under interna

last week, amnesty international issue, the report. all but confirm and ukraine's war crimes. ukrainian forces have put civilians in harms way by establishing bases and operating weapon systems in populated residential areas including in schools and hospitals. such tactics violate international humanitarian law and endanger civilians as they turn civilian objects into military targets. a $22.00 out of $29.00 schools visited amnesty international research is either found soldiers using the premises or found evidence of car until prior military activity, including the presence of military fatigues, discarded munitions, ami russian packets and military vehicles. but such a revelation from a prominent n g o has been met with anger in the west and ukraine international. amnesty international unfortunately tries to amnesty to terrorist state and shift the responsibility from the aggressive to the victim. and if someone makes a report in which the victim and the aggressor, or allegedly the same in something, if some data about the victim is a