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what does this law provide? its main goal, according to the deputies , is to ban the activities of the russian orthodox church and religious organizations related to it in ukraine. the ukrainian orthodox church was not named directly in the law, but the deputies themselves say that it is about her. and although the ukrainian orthodox church insists that this church left moscow in may 2022. the adoption of this law is condemned by ta'. actions of the ukrainian authorities with persecutions, and more about this law and how it works will work, my colleague vitaly chervonenko will tell. in the draft law, which grew from two pages to 23 pages between the first and second reading, there is a lot, it has already become such a complex document that regulates everything from prohibitions to community transitions, to property issues, a lot of various things. and that was the first thing he forbade. activities of the russian orthodox church. he further describes that at the same time the state will eventually ban and cance

they say because of the tax , before this law, we have a law, article 53, note 11, it mentions that in tehran up to a total of 150 meters and in the cities up to 200 meters tax-exempt means if, for example, i'm in my city , then i have to conclude that the main story is information. many people don't know the exact address, so now i have the exact address. there are roads and urban development. houses are 150 meters in tehran and 200 meters in other places. it is registered in the real estate system , there are no taxes, no taxes, do n't worry. we said to put it in front of the public. well, if i want to give an example now, because the phrase is total , it means that if i have three houses in the city , it will be 80 meters, 240 meters, 200 meters are exempt from tax, and 40 meters will be taxed in total. we have come here and added, for example, we said, sir , if you rent a residential unit to a family with three or more children, or the family is covered by the relief committee or the welfare organization, your low income will be exempted by 100, that is, if i have two units of 3 to

levy professor of the practice of law and director of the vulch institute at duke law school. judge retired after 25 years as a federal district judge in maryland before joining us here at duke law last year. he will present the vulch prize to scott o'connor who will accept on behalf of his late mother, justice sandra day o'connor. scott o'connor recently retired from a career in commercial real estate in keeping with the lessons instilled in him by his parents, he is also a lifelong public servant having served two terms as city counselman and a volunteer in organizations, all while working continuously to preserve his mother's legacy. following remarks from mr. o'connor, david f. levy will introduce the remainder of our program. david is the former dean of duke law school, the former director of the institute and a former chief united states district judge for the eastern district of california. he is now the president of the american law institute. thank you very much to all of our distinguished speakers and to all of you for being here today. now i will turn it over to pro

houston.les increase the number of books in the law library in the law library.hat serves two purposes. at serves two purposes. first, increases the number of books first he does it in terms of for accrediting the credits law schools part of that formula is based on the number of books that students have access too. that is logical. and second reason more related fundamental he needs students are committed to doing research. he needs students are committed to doingh. research. you could not overturn the nations by premier law that supports a ruling that supports racial segregation. plessy versus ferguson unless you have students that understand the law. go to the weight room cannot be a free or mirrored team should go the weightm, room you need a student to do those library things. if you're not in the library not trying to be transformational. in the knowledge he provides. the third thing he says new court competition at howard university. moot court competitions. m oot. moot court. >> is this where they feel like breakthrough court perhaps? [inaudible] [inaudib

well, it's all about the law, but you have lawyers to enforce that law.then that law just really is no good, doesn't exist. i mean, anything. and our were the poorest of the poor. we didn't have any lawyers. and so we observed what was going on around there. and in the late sixties, and that was the civil rights movement and black people advocating for equal rights under the laws of this country to free from discrimination. of course, that was the law. and they were poor. they didn't have money for lawyers, but they started this in double act legal defense fund, a nonprofit raising funds hiring lawyers and making them to represent black people in these civil rights cases. and of course, they were winning and changing everything. and so kind of noticed that and figured out that what we ought to try to do, if we could to get through law school is to try to organize a national native non organization to raise money, hire lawyers and make them to represent our people on our indian rights issues. we had seen how that had some success through another program th

so let's compare the law in oregon to the new york law that applied in bakeries. well, so the oregon law only applies to women, whereas the bakeshop law in new york from lochner only applied in bakeries. and so theoretically that that law could cover both male and female workers. but again, bakeries were places that at the time were overwhelmingly male dominated economic spaces. and there was no hours per week limit to the oregon law. and then the other difference is, whereas the bakeshop act in new york only applied in bakeries and the new york legislature tried to make it a big deal by saying, well, bakeries are a sort of uniquely challenging place to work in terms of the public health threats, of being in a cramped basement, windowless space where this oven is on 24 seven and there's not a lot of ventilation in, and yet there's flour, dust. right. this law just applies to working women in any capacity in the state of oregon. so women could be working in factories and laundries. it's not just one particular industry and it's also worth mentioning that we've we'v

they say that because of the tax , before this law, we have a law.icle 53, note 11, mentions that in tehran, up to a total of 150 meters and in the cities, up to 200 meters is exempt from tax, that is, if, for example, i am in my city, then i have to draw a conclusion. the main story is information. many people do not know the exact address. i now have the exact address. i will say note 11, article 53 , dear viewers. market regulation and control of the ministry of roads and there are 150 houses in tehran in tehran and 200 meters in other places. 200 meters in other places . it is registered in the real estate system. there is no tax . there is no tax. there is no tax. there is no tax . do n't worry. to be informed, i say that this has already happened, we said to put it in public view, so if i want to give an example now , because the phrase has a total, it means that if i have three houses in the city, it will be 80 meters. now we have come here and added, for example, we said, sir, if you rent a residential unit to a family with three children mos

for the representatives to know what laws the content of that law that is being written out of the term "menstruation" is written, what is there that, knowing the vote of the body, agrees with mr. fathullah tausli number 63 mr. tausli , in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most respectful. to my dear colleagues, the honorable president of the parliament , the honorable chairman's board and all the dear ones who have done a great job in two shifts in the past few days and today , god willing , we will witness the formation of a new government, god willing. we send salutations to the pure soul of the martyrs of martyr raisi, to the soul of the imam we send greetings. the parliament did its duty. the parliament did the necessary cooperation. the parliament has shown that it will cooperate with the government, and in the votes it has given to the ministers proposed by the medical experts, it has been clear that the parliament has respected the necessary cooperation with the government, and it is expected that the honorable ministers will cooperate with the government tomorrow, god w

and legislates based on the law, violates that law. do it and actually pass a new law and notify the honorable government for implementation, so dear ones. please note that these are actually the laws that are written here now, if you pay attention , as i said, for example, the first one is related to 1288 ah, almost 100 years, it is related to the heirs of a servant of god. in those circumstances, it was approved by my dear brother mr. haj deligani they are our professors, they are our seniors, in the parliament, they are actually informed that our dear ones in the laws, in the deputy of the laws , have checked these matters, then it has come to the relevant commission, now this matter has been examined, for example, in the social commission, and then i will give my opinion, dear ones. in the enema of the laws and the deputy of the laws of the relevant specialized commission, he also gave his opinion, and now, in order for the law to be implemented, it is necessary that the votes of the honorable representatives be revoked, and the pr

we have no shortage of laws. country has the law as long as you want, and when we come to implementation , unfortunately, we put factors on the level of production, which disrupts. i ask you to pay attention to this example. the food and agriculture industry in the country exported 6 billion dollars last year . it is an industry that has the most added value created the country. it is an industry that provides the most sustainable employment in the country. so what are we going to do with this industry, then you tell us to go to the global market and compete with rival countries. i would like to tell mr. doctor that the gap between iran's food industry and the world is less than a year, because we are in this one. we didn't have a chance to go to the world market for modern machinery and technology , but today the distribution basket of iran's export products is being offered in all the countries of the world , and they are eager to use iranian products, but unfortunately, the laws of creation and time every day

so let's compare the law in oregon to the new york law that applied in bakeries. well, so the oregon law only applies to women, whereas the bakeshop law in new york from lochner only applied in bakeries. and so theoretically that that law could cover both male and female workers. but again, bakeries were places that at the time were overwhelmingly male dominated economic spaces. and there was no hours per week limit to the oregon law. and then the other difference is, whereas the bakeshop act in new york only applied in bakeries and the new york legislature tried to make it a big deal by saying, well, bakeries are a sort of uniquely challenging place to work in terms of the public health threats, of being in a cramped basement, windowless space where this oven is on 24 seven and there's not a lot of ventilation in, and yet there's flour, dust. right. this law just applies to working women in any capacity in the state of oregon. so women could be working in factories and laundries. it's not just one particular industry and it's also worth mentioning that we've we'v

this law came back into the law. and it was followed up and it is a new basis for this tax to be able to take its place, it is necessary that all the departments that are working in the field of housing should be at work and can help to collect this tax , as i saw. in your discussions , you mentioned that maybe the purpose of this tax is to regulate the housing market, which is the main goal so that we can take effective action to improve the housing market. all the factors that are involved in the work are to make sure that the correct information is collected in the national real estate and housing system, and that this information is sent to the tax administration organization , so that the tax administration can collect taxes with full information. to do and help the goals that the legislator has foreseen in the implementation of this law. thank you very much, mr. rahimi medical. the audit office of the tax affairs organization, mr. nowrozi , now the ministry of energy is not doing the work that it was supposed t

they're terrible laws. we should not give credence to a suggestion that a legislator in 1870 in the south -- so we should not -- justice jackson: but we have a history and traditions test. i guess i am a little troubled by having a history and traditions test that also requires some sort of calling of the history so that only certain people's history counts. so what do we do with that? isn't that a flaw with respect to the test? mr. wright: your honor, i thi what you do is the bruen test starts with the text. and so ultimately historical tradition, as i understand it, is something the court does to make sure its tektual interpretation is correct in understanding of the amendment. in the situation you're describing, those laws, those were people not seen as part of the community. they were not seen as people. when these laws were challenged, including in this very court, that was the reason. this court would not be dealing with disarmament laws but other laws that targeted those groups. justice jackson: reco

that these are very significant laws, of course, an important law in terms of improving the tax systemd open hearings, large parliamentary hearings, invited representatives of civil society, the expert community, our government is practically in during this time, we were around the clock, we conducted this dialogue, it must be emphasized that this allowed the law to be made better, initially it caused criticism, but the ability to hear , including the government. suggested were questions related to to the northerners, you just met with them and your initiative was supported, and we eventually reached standards that society supported, with the overwhelming majority, almost probably 90%, they give different estimates, some give an estimate of 87%, some give an estimate of 90, will remain in the same taxation format as before. but the one who earns more will pay more taxes, that is, the principle of justice was implemented, then we spoke again and emphasized that the tax system must be stable, it must stimulate business development, these are also the factors that we discussed and develop

this law, which was adopted today, is better known as the law on the banning of the russian orthodox church, and today in the second reading during consideration in the verkhovna rada, this is a law supported by 265 people's deputies, what does this law provide for? this law provides that the russian orthodox church should be banned as a religious organization and activity. of all organizations affiliated with the russian orthodox church will be terminated according to a clear procedure, which will include an investigation, an order to enforce the law, and a court injunction. the russian orthodox church and its affiliated structures will not be able to use state and communal property. the transition of communities to the ukrainian local orthodox church will be simplified, and in fact this transition may continue. uh until 9 months, that is, this, this big transition period from the conditional existence of the uoc mp to the transition of the parishes to the orthodox church of ukraine can be approximately nine months. further, those religious organizations that will not transfer to th

the judges upholding the laws? it is not just rosa parks. that said, let's open the conversation on the 70th anniversary of brown v. board of education and if the matters of brown were being litigated today , how do you think our court might respond? that matters of brown are being litigated today. they are. and we see with the court is doing. we saw it last term when the court reversed decades of precedent and said the modest intervention of affirmative action, which was meant to rectify ongoing syndication -- segregation in k-12 schools, centuries of systemic segregation and racism, ongoing modern day issues that continue to perpetuate racial disparities, that very modest intervention of affirmative action in higher education was effectively reversed. not entirely, but effectively. it makes it virtually impossible for many universities to do what they had been doing for many decades and affirmative action sprung from brown. it is a result from the idea that the equal protection clause is expensive and flexible an

government law yet draft law, no, even mykola knyazhytskyi has not submitted his draft law yet, i alwaysocated for it to be done, especially, mr. mykyta, the more you advocated for it, you talk about the ideological component shared by many ukrainians, the fact that you said at the beginning of our conversations someone just makes a mistake, and people have the right to make a mistake, and by the way, people who hesitated, you mentioned danylo hetmantsev, but he really didn’t come, it’s just that he wasn’t there, he spoke later, but no, he left, then, well, well, really, well, this is, you know, also a position that, yes, i understand that it is for many listeners and viewers now, well, irritation, maybe yes, but this is also a position, well, this is an eloquent position, let's say so, so that not a single person was sure, well, at least he didn't come, no pressed the yellow or red one, that's right, he just didn't come, that is, he's not sure, well, in his positions, by the way, he repeatedly emphasized that he is a parishioner of the ocu, and not, not the nopt, and yet with all this,

if the country becomes law-abiding, it will become an opportunity, but without law-abiding governance, it will become a threat. as i said, tonight we will talk about the rule of law in cyber space, in the presence of mr. dr. agha miri, the honorable secretary of the supreme council of cyber ​​space. we are at your service and all the respected viewers. let me get into our discussion very frankly, this legal governance we are talking about is a very definition you could give us a brief explanation of what it means. obviously , if we want to explain this issue concretely , so that it becomes clearer for our dear people , do not deny governance, which means regulating relations in order to secure rights. the rights that people, persons, real legal activities are defined in the constitution. well , this is tangible for everyone in the traditional environment, in the normal environment of the society, that is, we come to our society, in fact , they have education, schools, universities, businesses , i don't know, we have entertainment spaces, we have different spaces based on the laws and

what does this law provide? that the russian orthodox church should be banned as a religious organization. the activities of all organizations affiliated with the russian orthodox church will be terminated according to a clear procedure. will include research, enforcement order the law and a court injunction. the russian orthodox church and its affiliated structures will not be able to use state and communal property. the transition of communities to the ukrainian local orthodox church will be simplified. and in fact, this transition can last up to 9 months, that is, this is a very long transition period from from the conditional existence of the uoc mp to the transition of the parishes to the orthodox church of ukraine can be approximately nine months. further, those religious organizations that will not transfer to the ocu or declare that they do not cooperate, or they will not provide documents that they do not work with... with russian structures, which means that there will be an injunction through the cour

we're talking about people changing the law and order to change the law. you have to to practice making those arguments at the appellate and supreme court level. how do you do that without practice, moot court competition? how do become a chemist without a laboratory right. or a biology without some type of practice beforehand? it's impossible. he fundamentally changes howard university school of law as an institution, it becomes nation's premiere institution for turning out civil rights lawyers hands down, second to none more from this school will bring cases before supreme court decades of the fifties and sixties that with respect to civil rights law than anybody else, fundamentally transforms. okay, we'll talk about a few of those. i told you had a short time. short time, because he's making these changes started in 1929. by 1931, the american bar association has accredited how university school of law two years. that's phenomenal. that's phenomenal. turn it out, lawyers. okay. turning out lawyers making changes. questions. a pause for a second because

as a partner at a law firm, a law professor and as a law clerk for justices byron white and anthony kennedy. his new book, which you all have in your hands, is overruled. the human toll of too much law. it just hit stores this week and is sure to be his second bestseller. following his 29 book, 2019 book, a republic if you can keep it, we have additional copies of the book available for sale in the museum store following the program. justice gorsuch will be interviewed today by jim byron president and ceo of the richard nixon foundation. so with that, ladies and gentlemen, all rise, please, and welcome justice gorsuch for. your honor. welcome to the nixon library. it is a real honor to have any justice of the supreme court with us, but particularly you, sir. and i want to welcome you back. so thank you for being here. well. it is so great to be in the western united states again, though i have to say, this replica of the east room brings back a little ptsd. when i was introduced to the country and my nomination, it was in the east room and i think i was photographed in more in one minute th

laws come into place where we _ these laws come into place where we really _ these laws come into placee to melbourne where it is 10am and well within working hours and speak tojohn hopkins who is an assocaite professor at swinburne university of technology. thanks forjoining me to talk about this topic. tell us more about this new law and how it will actually be implemented in australia 7 good morning. the law that the writer disconnect has been introduced today in australia and what that does is give employees a legal right to not read, monitor or response to any work correspondence outside their normal paid working hours unless that contact is deemed unreasonable. so in an emergency circumstance. why has this law been introduced? did the work from home movement during covid lead to its introduction? i think the need for this law was probably long before then. france introduced bearers in 2017 and it is more in response to the fact that we are so digitally connected 2a/7. it is response to growing cases of burnout and stress and anxiety due to connectedness of digital devices. it is a

who want to follow the law. -- who run afoul of the law. taking on additional burden of those who come into this country illegally and commit crimes cannot be justified. thank you for the opportunity to highlight macomb county law enforcement, who protects and serves honorably the residents and citizens of the country and state. having said that, i am a proud product of immigrants who came here legally to achieve the american dream, and i applaud all who do. god bless everyone here, and god bless all of you who wear the uniform and the badge. thank you. [applause] sen. vance: look, these guys are doing a good job and doing everything they can to people the people safe. but we have to remember it's hard for them to do their job when they have a federal government making it so much harder. on day one, kamala harris, our border czar, suspended deportations and proposed mass amnesty and stopped building donald trump's border wall and proposed giving health care benefits and a whole host of other benefits to illegal aliens, encouraging them to c

, therefore the law does not regulate it, the draft law is mine, that is, ordinary citizens can use it, but it is already a matter of media literacy, to understand that you are using a russian network, which should be given credit, written quite competently, not really convenient to use. there is a second way, from which you started, it is a ban through a decision of the national security council, i believe that this is a justified way, but there is none yet, since i personally do not work for the national security council in the parliament, the parliament has... its limits of competence, we registered this the draft law, it was registered a long time ago, it is simply not being considered. another important problem that is now facing ukraine is the reaction of the world, or rather, first of all , pope francis's decision to ban the activity of the moscow church in ukraine, or rather, religious organizations that are connected to russia. federation, president zelenskyi said that the vatican's negative reaction to the law on the prohibition of the activities of religious organizations as

in just my lifetime, federal law has grown massively. we've seen maybe a doubling in the number of federal criminal offenses on the books. there are so many regulations now carrying criminal consequences that nobody knows how many there are. there are at least 300,000. and then, if you want a story, well, maybe i'll tell you of john and sandra yates. is that okay? it's the story i start the bo with, and it's a case that made it to this court. john and sandra yates were high school sweethearts. they moved down to florida to follow jo's passion. he wanted to be a fisherman. he worked his way up from deckhand to becoming captain of his own crew. and he's out one day. and an agent comes up and says, "i would like to measure your fish. i'm not sure they're all the right size." they had to be at least 20 inches. he spends the whole day measuring thousands of pounds of red grouper and decides 72 are undersized. he says, "put them in a crate, and i'll deal with you when you get back to dock." a few days later, he does. he measures them again, bu

common law i had was not rule of law of today. we thought we'd never see issues like this. and then we'll hear from dennis archer, using an example, the state of michigan. and bill bay, president-elect of the a.b.a. carrying on the wonderful work that mary and the a.b.a. has done to date so i'll ask those three to come up and have a seat and come on -- and dennis, where are you? and we have bill right here. i'm blind as a bat. can you see dennis anywhere? all right. well, we're going to start and hopefully dennis archer will show up pretty soon. ok, so let's get the discussion started and we're going to start with dean gerken and from a legal education point of view, what do we need to do going forward? dean gerken: thank you for that shoutout to all the deans in the room. nice to see you here and thanks again to secretary smith and secretary johnson for leading this. if you want to think about what we're doing in the next three months, it's really worth looking at what was talked about during that session. i'm going to talk about something that's more forward looking. mayb

it's all tribal law and federal law. made it all the way to the supreme court. the supreme court says tribes are right, your sovereign nations, you could have gaming on your lands if you want to do that, so away they went but not without a fight. the states came up here to congress, hey, you have to take away this sovereign right to do gaming and huge fight up here and resulted in compromise again the indian gaming regulatory act allowed the tribes sun roll to come up with compacts to -- to do the gaming and these states were entitled to little bit of the revenue to help deal with the law and order issues that -- that might affect the states off the reservations, so they get a little chunk of the money but the tribes could proceed with the gaming and, you know, the states had assigned the compacts and away the tribes went and, of course, these days that's the largest economic driver in indian country is the gaming, not all tribes are able to do that. it kind of depends on the location and everything but for the most part, most of the tribes are involved in one w

law enforcement officers expose corruption in ministries and departments almost every day. why zelenskyi? still not with dreamed of a promise to equate corruption with treason. effective control. ukrainian military is being created in the border areas of russia. commandants, what does this mean and how will ukraine administer these territories? friends, we are working live, and throughout our broadcast we are conducting a survey, today we are asking you about whether the russian orthodox church will stop operating in ukraine after the adoption of the law, well, it means the law that was adopted today by the verkhovna rada of ukraine, everything is on youtube quite simply yes or no if you have a different opinion. please write in the comments under this video, if you are watching us on tv, pick up your smartphone or phone and vote on 0800 211 381 if you think that after the adoption of the law of the supreme verkhovna rada, which reads as follows, regarding activities in ukraine religious organizations, the activities of the russian orthodox church in ukraine will be suspend

, we do not want to say that international law is bad, international law is necessary, but the reality of international law in its current form is that it cannot even to defend himself until he actually wants to defend the security of the countries . what is your insistence to adhere to? our insistence is because we don't want to show ourselves as a country that doesn't follow any rules and laws or at least what it has signed. we are not committed, but the regime in front of you is showing this in practice look, that regime is also supported . look, that regime is an imposed regime , but we are a country that has a civilizational and historical history. it takes and is imposed by force and continues by force . the advisory opinion of the international court of justice, which was issued 13 days ago , says the same about the continuation of the occupation. it creates responsibility and commitment, which is the main pillar the united nations judiciary is saying that countries should not recognize this state of occupation , they should not help the zionist regime, the occupying regime, in

one from breaking the law?do not know what healthcare costs we do not know all sorts of thing it's a lot to ask someone to keep track of these drastically changing laws on with the punishments are and what's covered by them and who is not to quickly change frequently pick her to change constantly is in florida couple weeksar ago i remember hearing people calling the clinic on the phone to figureli out what the abortion law was or they just passed the six week man they did not know t florida switch they y to understand the different laws in north carolina versus virginia they were very confused they did not understand what i had to wait and visit separately in north kayla but not in virginia.. but the points closer in north carolina but in virginia i can still get my abortion faster. it's a patchwork system it's hard to understand even if youth cover this full time. >> with things that surprised me a lot of states are putting themselves out as havens. blue said to have abortion clinics and supporting legislature

, to establish the law well, so that the path will be paved. to make easy and smooth production. let's monitor you in order to solve the so-called production problem, and to be able to follow a path. well , as i said, four and a half million beneficiaries is a very high population. they should hopefully do their job , and for sure, these issues are now in the field of export. we have approximately 21 meetings with the ambassadors of different countries that have trade and agricultural interests with us. along with these , there are more than 21 so-called commercial and business groups that we were able to create a space to link and discuss issues related to thatar kara. the trade balance and the areas related to this section are very good. we want to see a report about the plan to buy rapeseed. we will come back and talk more about the purchase of agricultural products with the guest of the program. next year, i will completely remove rapeseed from the list of cultivated crops . we are talking about the years when rapeseed farmers did not sleep

according to this law , all provincial tax processes had to be electronic, but this law was passed until 1400 it was not very effective. the 13th government started working at a time when the legal deadline for the completion of the stores and the logistics system had ended , but almost no serious progress had been made in this field. in the first step, the 13th government completed the implementation of this law, connecting kartkhans to the tax file. 8 million and 900 thousand payment instruments were deactivated. the second step was to set up the modian system so that economic activists can issue invoices. maadian system started working thanks to hamdallah. little by little, economic activists entered the shipping industry. until december 1402 connection to modian system for all economic operators. it became mandatory that the number of active folders that exist in the system today is more than 9500 thousand active folders for maadi, the number of electronic invoices that we have received till today is 979 million invoices, the system is supposed to be implemented by the end of this ye

it is well known that laws are not such that they suit all. the time has come when we must develop civil initiative more and more. a deputy must be charismatic. i am still a young deputy, i am still getting used to it, i always make any decision in life consciously. you have served in the prosecutor's office for 30 years. the work of a lawyer is like the work of a doctor. very often my friends and my new colleagues tell me: angelica, turn off the prosecutor. we want to ask, do you like surprises, i separate professional activity and my personal life, we know our rights well, yes, that's how with duties? i perceive everything in life very positively. hello, the program say don't be silent is on the air, in the studio svetlana smolonskaya and victoria popova. and today our guest is a deputy of the house of representatives of the national assembly of the republic of belarus of the eighth convocation, anzhelika kurchak. to be closer to the people. anzhelika, we continue this is right, because deputies should introduce our viewers to the new compos

after the law enters into force, the community of the ukrainian orthodox church, known as the moscow patriarchate, will have nine months to sever ties with the russian orthodox church. however, this decision presents ukraine with a dilemma: between protecting security in the middle of the country and potential criticism of freedom of religion. we are talking about this topic with my colleague tetyana vorozhko, who researched it. i congratulate you tanya. greetings maria. so you talked to many experts here united states, which. reaction to this decision and what kind of criticism is being heard? well, yes, there is indeed criticism, first of all, i think that the most important position here is the us commission on international religious freedom, it is a state institution that is responsible for checking possible violations and reporting around the world and prepares recommendations, reports for congress and state department, and actually the response that they sent to voa, says that the final version of this bill does not address the previous concerns of this commission itself... ex