capacity and a high share of the export markets . to get the goods the establishment of the national rights council was announced in saudi arabia as the first step to divide one-third of iran's land in saudi arabia. in the founding document, the claimants of the council have guaranteed the right of the people of this province to manage political, economic, military and security affairs. in regional and international circles, the project of secession of hadhramout province was decided a long time ago . the delegation of hadhramout province has met many times with delegations from the european commission and ambassadors of the european union . the aggressor coalition of the tenants is seeking the partition of yemen, and they have appointed governors in the south and east and provide military facilities until it declares independence whenever they want. it is not possible in the areas under its control, so it is better to stand on its own feet. another group known as the transitional council has been seeking the separation of southern yemen for a long time and wants to join the provincial government k

technical inspector alania olen, in the meeting to present his 23-page report to the united nations human rights council , said that the us use of torture against prisoners in the years after the september 11 attacks was a violation of the law. international human rights emphasized that the guantanamo prison should be closed. a residential tower in ajman, uae, caught fire . more details have not been announced. we will be at your service after the call to prayer. the country's experts succeeded in internalizing the automatic sampling device. this device, which is used in various fields, including forensic laboratories, is produced at one-tenth of the price of foreign samples. empty the automatic sampler tell me, what did you do? i will answer your question. well , on july 7 of last year, in the meeting of the supreme judicial officials with the supreme leader, hazrat agha , they explained the grand strategy for the government . do you want to protect the coast, forest and mountains and implement the law related to these lands, the comprehensive law of hadnagar approved in 2013, in fact, in order to stab

pew investigator nalani allen, in a meeting to present his 20-page report to the united nations human rights council , said that the us use of torture against prisoners in the years after the september 11th attacks was a violation of international human rights laws. did and guantanamo prison must be closed on the eve of eid al-adha and sudan's rapid response forces announced a unilateral ceasefire , according to al jazeera tv channel, general hamidi, the commander of sudan's rapid response forces, announced in an audio message that a unilateral ceasefire would be established by the forces in the country on the day of arafah and the following days . on the first day of eid al-adha, it was reported that following the failure of serious negotiations between the conflicting parties in sudan , the fighting between the sudanese army and the rapid reaction forces has been ongoing for more than two months , causing destruction in the capital and widespread violence in the darfur region of western sudan. there are consequences such as the escape of more than 2 million people has resulted in the country's spe

the united nations inspector , while presenting a 23-page report to the united nations human rights council, said the us use of torture against alleged perpetrators in the years after the september 11th attacks. it is a violation of international human rights laws, the united nations inspectors pointed out that the guantanamo prison should be closed on the eve of eid al-adha , sudan's rapid response forces announced a unilateral ceasefire, according to al jazeera tv channel , general hamidi, the commander of sudan's rapid response forces. in an audio message , the army announced the establishment of a unilateral ceasefire in the country on the day of arafah and the first days of eid al-adha. it has been found that hundreds of workers of the garment sector in bangladesh protested after the death of their union president. shahidul islam, the head of the garment and industry workers union in ghazipur, bangladesh , was beaten and killed after warning employers about the consequences of not paying workers' wages. the police announced in addition the investigation of the murder case and the handl

trial and what is disgusting is the killers and they're being appointed to the united nations human rights councilin charge of repression, oppression and since 1979 really having clamped down on iranians' rights to even think are at the united nations human rights council which is just a surrealistic thing to begin with, but then you have -- like an iranian newspaper leaked details of a new hijab bill introduced to parliament there including fines for not wearing a hijab or wearing tight clothes. nbc news has not confirmed the report yet, but what's your reaction to that? how do you let us know? what is the reality for the iranian people? >> i want every single person now listening to me to just ask a simple question, like, you know, to themselves, that if it was not women of iran, if it was women in america being kicked out from schools, universities and stadiums just because of being women or not covering their hair, what would have been the reaction? so i want you to do the same reaction because this is a gender apartheid regime, putting cameras everywhere, like chinese camera to identify women

traffic stop in from the see if there were reco 13, the year before they made the united nations human rights council accuse problems increase please find during pension reads in protest and several countries criticize the nation. the you and council, for really just in total in slicing attacks against migrants and racial profiling. but inside the power suburbs, there's a long and troubled history with police incidents often triggering a final reaction. in february 2017, a young black man who tla haka was left permanently disabled after with violence police arrest. in july 2016, i did not try or it died in police custody of to he resisted an id check in 2005, 2 teenagers from a high rise of states were electrocuted when they hit from police, leading to protest the went on for 3 weeks and now that i'm in the month of justice has returned to the streets from laura home to inside story out to 0. let spring, you know, i guess for today's inside story in paris. yes. and watch the head of the committee for justice and liberties of trans national human rights organization in london. greenville, mary, profes

at a body like human rights council, the united nations human rights council to actually hold people accountable for serious human rights violations. you know, 34 years later this movement is actually growing and gaining strength, not fading away as she didn't think would want. okay, well thank you very much for joining us. so if you're richardson from human rights watch, interesting to talk to you hundreds of thousands of people have been alton protests and the publish capital. a denounced what they say is y as in authoritarianism in the country. the bomba has more or less a not to go to the station in the pony show. position is calling this one of the biggest anti government demonstrations in decades. up to half a 1000000 people are on the streets of also take note to the government of prime minister mateusz, more of yet ski whose dismissed the protest as a circus. they also have denounced president andre due to blaming his po. yeah, so lower injustice policy for the rising cost of living. many carry, do you flags? how does the inside of put the rotors, i want to live in a european

the world or countries like syria or cuba or libya or north korea being on the united nations human rights councilat is the problem with international organizations. i would not congratulate kim jong-un or any other diktorrial regimes, especially like the world health organization that have been harmful to american interests in the way they basically ran interference for investigation to the original of the chinese coronavirus. >> shannon: we appreciate your time, come back. >> thank you, shannon. >> shannon: major developments on student loans, if you have know wo, pay attention. lawmakers blocked plan to wipe out hundred says of billions in student loan debt. he says he will veto it, the supreme court is weighing in. what is means. laying out criteria how candidates can be in the first sunday debate. bring back information on the student loan debate and who they think can make the stage for the debates. ministries could save you up to 40% today. as a member, you can choose your provider without network restrictions. sign up at your convenience with our anytime enrollment. join a christian commun

organizations or countries like sierra, or cuba, or libya, or north korea pick on the united nations human rights councillem with international organizations. i would not congressionally kim jong-un own or any other of these dictatorial regimes for the roles they play in these international organizations especially those like the world health organization have been harmful to the american interest over the last three years in the way they basically ran interference for investigation into the origins of the chinese coronavirus. shannon: hundred we appreciate your time much more to discuss a comeback. major development in student loans if you got one, pay attention lawmakers passed a bill blocking the presents went to wipe out hundreds of billions in student loan debt but he says he's going to be taught the supreme court is about to wait in part with it all means for your wallet plus art and file secretary for how candace can qualify for the first republican debate will bring back the sunday panel on student loans and who they think will make the cut for the first debate stage this is a republican senator

rights council. the united nations said the us use of torture against alleged perpetrators in the years after the 9/11 attacks violated international human rights law . the un inspectors said guantanamo prison should be closed. these computers were mostly imported from countries like china and taiwan, which are now produced at half the price of foreign models . dimensions 5 cm and internalization, the dimensions of this work are 5 x 5 cm x 8 cm, and it fits in the palm of your hand , it easily adds more ports in whatsapp, and the polish burial works without a fan . there are three generations of 10, 11 and 12, the ram supports 16 gb, 32 gb , and the ssd type memory supports one terabyte. lathes that are both in medicine, engineering, in intelligentization and automation of various sports in the smartening of the city, various pollution control processes, wherever we take it, 11 men's lasers are produced in the country at a lower cost than foreign samples, and other countries like taiwan also have a percentage of imports, and the price for engineers is much higher than the production price of my honeym

nations. that security council meeting ongoing right now. and in fact in new york, the last speaker, right that was one of of area nazis correspondent, shay bows has recently been officially ring of his ring. a bell girl and overall. yeah. is your number of different pods. i know ultimately witnessing the state of affairs along the border regions of russia and ukraine. one of the main things that she was talking about was the boss sums of money and weapons being pumped into ukraine. he said so many of the weapons outdated and took a antiquated, dilapidated as well. uh, the, the military industrial complex of, uh, welsh. we say western partners of southern just selling and sending all this old equipment to ukraine. this report in the new york time saying if any of this equipment is actually offer aided by ukrainians, they'll be killed because the equipment is so outdated and in bad shape. he said that there's a endemic corruption in ukraine, acknowledged in the recent years by both european and american officials, though is western countries.

council, the claimants of the council did not play the right of the people of this province to manage political, economic, military and security affairs, and the national council of hadramaut represented the people of hadramaut province in regional and international circles of the project of secession of hadramaut province. it was keyed from topkish. the delegation of hadhramout province has met many times with delegations from the european commission and european union trips. in the south and east and providing military facilities until they want to declare independence. mansour's presidential council is an aggressor of the separatist coalition of yemen. the establishment of the national council of the prophet is weak and unable to provide facilities in the areas under his control. it is better that the other group known as the transitional council, which has been seeking the separation of south yemen for a long time, wants to join the government known as the south yemen government . the connection of the south yemen government without hadhramout has no meaning, and hadhramout has no place without the south yemen government. the transitional council i

national council. saudi arabia was announced they have guaranteed the right of the people of this province to manage theal, economic, military and security affairs in the foundation document of the council. european union visits have met separatist media, the purpose of these meetings was to discuss the future of hadramaut province , the united states, england and the aggressor coalition of tenants are seeking to divide yemen, governors in the south and east to provide military facilities to each when they want to declare independence, mansour's presidential council is the aggressor coalition and the separatist of yemen. the formation of the national council of hazrat is weak and unable to provide facilities in the areas under its control , so it is better for the other group known as the transitional council to stand on its own feet. which long ago sought the separation of south yemen, a province wants to join the so-called south yemen government , the south yemen government has no meaning without hadhramout, and hadhramout has no place without the south yemeni government, the transitional council is t

history of the previous contracts of this house and the number that the national housing council misses the poet. masnavi does it right he doesn't have a higher percentage and if he lets it sweep, he should report it. if he doesn't report that he has a fine for himself, we don't have an organization . how does the pricing of the annual rent increase happen ? see the setting for the rent increase. we have the conditions for crisis and normal conditions and in these normal conditions. let's regulate our own market. the part that was diverted, that we will come when we increase production, create a tax on empty houses so that there is no hoarding of housing , the field will enter the housing wedding. can be conditions it will get better, but farzin, in the crisis situation, when the property inflation rate in the cities and provinces is higher than the 30% annual inflation rate in the country, yes , the obligation has been created for charging irancell to determine the mandatory rate for those who want to enter that year. the issue of renting a house includes one of our colleagues to see the report that we will receive 7

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nations government introduced a controversial and see elegy bt little of the shameful acts. as the latest developments in an alarming trend of human rights abuses and corruption in uganda, i've directed my national security council to evaluate the implications of this law on all aspects of us engagement with uganda. and we considering additional steps including the application of sanctions and restriction of entry into the united states against any one involved in serious human rights abuses or corruption. or president biden's comments were echoed by the us, the secretary of state antony, blinking, who said washington is considering cancelling visas for you guys. and officials who violated the rights of l. g. b t. people on the british minister for development in africa claim the noodle will damage. uganda is global reputation. but for it's followed the kind of governments as the move was aimed at protecting the sanctity of the family. would you gotten those parliamentary speakers saying they have a strong to defend the culture values, an aspirations of the people? so just a bit earlier in this program here on c, we put the whole story up for debate with a panel of guests. a bit started the class off saturday. i

rights and international laws. palestine in the united nations to the secretary general of the security council and the general assembly of the united nations has issued an official letter asking them to stop the crimes against the palestinian people, including angering and inciting them continuously , inflating them and forcing them to move and develop settlements . serious and official action. words similar to these have been written many times, but the united nations has to answer. this request is against the right of the palestinian people to do something. ali rajabi of the united nations broadcasting agency , a zionist soldier was killed. i am talking about this with mr. nasser torabi, an expert on west asian issues, mr. torabi. hello, good time. operation in the aya form until now, while we are talking, some details about this matter have been published, some media have said that the entire operation was carried out by an egyptian soldier, or some media have said that he was wearing the uniform of an egyptian soldier, although this does not affect the nature of the case, israel is dangerous for the future of the

rights abuses, interruption in uganda. i've directed my national security council to evaluate the implications of this law on all aspects of us engagement with uganda. and we considering additional steps including the application of sanctions and restriction of entry into the united states against any one involved in serious human rights abuses or corruption. what you've done that is far from the only country whose internal affairs are under scrutiny from western leaders. the french foreign minister last week said sir, we and president bush on a side is the enemy of his own people now and should be put on trial defending those words by signing french democratic values. by the way, on that the u. s. council on american islamic relations urge support for the so named a sad, empty normalization bill, which full of tighten sanctions on the serbian people. we welcome the thoughts of a guest panel on the issue of the west, forcing its own politics on independent nations. when we talk about w stands as when we talk about head gemini, when we talk about impression, then you talk about those false values that the west has to be the

roosevelt but also the role as the first chairperson of the united nations commission on human rights which became the u. n. human rights council. >>> what's the weather looking like? you are still tracking that first alert weather day for us darren. >> we're sticking with that. first alert weather day out there today and tomorrow. small chance for isolated thunderstorms. you can see what's being going on in the sierra. that's live and it's been going like that for the last two days in the sierra. we have been tracking a little bit of lightning with that. but what changes over the course of the next 48 hours is a more widespread chance. the storm prediction center which shades in parts of the country every day for a convective outlook, what are the chances for severe weather? today you can see right here, you have got a slight shading of light green. it's unique to be on the map at all for us. there will be thunderstorms in california today. that will happen. but the question is, they're going to be so widely spread apart. how likely to see that here in the bay area and perhaps one of the more likely time frames for this would

zelensky has no right to speak in switzerland, but not in the hall of the national council of the country west has already prepared 60.000 ukrainian military 6.000. now located at the training grounds, the data of the pentagon of the united states intend to train all forces for interaction with the american army to ensure progress in the theater of operations, the battle of ukraine is a marathon, not a sprint. so we will continue to provide everything ukraine needs at the moment, and also in the long term, president biden. approved the 40th transfer of equipment due to us stockpiles , this is a $325 million package that includes munitions for nasamic systems. hymars, additional bradley btr stryker fighting vehicles, as well as anti-tank guns. this is in addition to $ 2 billion in weapons and ammunition allocated last week by the end of summer, the americans will finish training on abrams tanks and, as the magazine writes, politicians demand success from ukraine, despite a public promise to support ukraine for as long as officials in washington have already warned their counterparts. in ki

the united nations inspector while presenting a report a 23-page document told the un human rights council that the us use of torture against alleged perpetrators in the years after the 9/11 attacks violated international human rights law . according to the report of al jazeera tv channel, general hamidti, the commander of sudan's rapid reaction forces , announced in an audio message that a unilateral ceasefire was established by the forces in the country on the day of arafah and the first days of eid al-adha , and the sudanese army opposed this ceasefire. following the breakdown of serious negotiations between the conflicting parties in sudan, conflicts have increased in this country. garment workers in bangladesh protested after the death of their union leader. employers talk about the consequences of not paying the wages of the workers who were assaulted and killed. the police announced that in addition to pursuing the case of murder , they will also consider the outstanding salaries of the employees of the garment sector. 11 people were injured in the plane crash at the airports. a hon

about the status of these islands in 1921 was successfully decided by the dutch council of the league of nations quite rights. now it is autonomy within finland already. here it is 1.500. this invention of dentist william morrison and confectioner john wharton was first presented at the 1904 world 's fair in st. louis under the name nitfey, cotton candy right history of russia 1.200 in 1706 peter established this title in russia and was the first to grant them boris sheremetyev for the suppression of astrakhan rebellion if i'm not mistaken, baron no. maybe it's the count? this is the correct answer. and how much less for golovin, you ask. but menshikov and golovin were counts of the holy roman empire, please, the history of russia for 1.500. he personally decided to send nicholas ii, who had abdicated the throne, to tobolsk, but kept the route secret until the last moment, the royal family was sure that he would leave for the crimea . his father, a famous poet in china, was declared a right element and forced to leave for the provinces. and he managed to sit. under arrest, already becoming a world-famous ar

rights abuses and corruption. in uganda, i've directed my national security council to evaluate the implications of this law on all aspects of us engagement with uganda. and we considering additional steps including the application of sanctions and restriction of entry into the united states against any one involved in serious human rights abuses or corruption. a uganda is far from the only country whose internal affairs are under scrutiny from western leaders. the french foreign minister last week said syrian president bashar assad is the enemy of his own people and should be put on file on the issue of the west, forcing its own values on independent nations, particularly in the global side. we welcome the thoughts on the gas pedal. when we talk about w stands as when we talk about head gemini, when we talk about impression, then you talk about those false values that the west has to be the ph and throughout the world verbally. but on the ground, it's complete the, the other way around. so, what we have seen the politicization of the i, c j, the international court of justice, one day they want to bring the presi

rights abuses and corruption. in uganda, i've directed my national security council to evaluate the implications of this law on all aspects of us engagement with uganda. and we considering additional steps including the application of the sanctions and restriction of entry into the united states against any one involved in serious human rights abuses or corruption. you guys fall from the own and country has internal affairs, all under scrutiny from west some need is the french farm is also incense and imprisoned by shot aside. is the enemy of his own people and should be put on trial defending those was by so i think french democratic values. while the us council on my that is the nation's support, full the so named aside and seem to my as ation build visual ties and sanctions on the syrian people. we welcome the thoughts of the guests piled on the issue of the west, forcing its own politics on independent nations. and when we talk about the sand, that is when we talk about head gemini, when we talk about impression, then you talk about those false values that the west has to be the ph and throughout the world ver

well, let's start with the secretary oleksiy danilov of the national security and defense council he said that we have no righteneral luzhnyk perfectly understands what we will have to face and he and they forces mi sorry forced to take an offensive action he knew perfectly well what to prepare for and for this you were preparing for that to believe that we did not cope with the first of the first phase of these offensive actions , it is impossible to say that we did everything that needed to be done, and besides, we must remember that this is not just a game, i don't know chess or i don't know what it is big, these are serious tests for our troops, and this is unfortunately, we bear this very great tension. and we also bear losses, and there they go fiercely. number and size of the unit, it was me from behind with a machine gun oleksia, but actually operating with this information, knowing uh-uh about what kind of weapons it has uh-uh, what defenses it has, what trenches it has, and even this psychological portrait of russian separate brigades. so when we have can you predict how many such offensive operation

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rights abuses and corruption in uganda. i've directed my national security council to evaluate the implications of this law on all aspects of us engagement with uganda. and we considering additional steps including the application of sanctions and restriction of entry into the united states against any one involved in serious human rights abuses or corruption. the guy that is fall from the only country has internal as are under scrutiny from western need. is the vice for miss that last week? said serial. president, shaw asset is the enemy of his own people and should be put on file defending those words. why? so i think french democratic families while the us council on american islamic relations of support for the so named i side, i'm seat nobody's asian bill which will tighten the sanctions on this. and people, we welcome to the thoughts of like, i guess the title on the issue of the west, full thing is, own politics on independent nations. when we talk about the sand, that's when we talk about head gemini, when we talk about impression, then you'll talk about those false values that the west has to be the preaching throu

rights abuses and corruption. in uganda, i've directed my national security council to evaluate the implications of this low on all aspects of us engagement with uganda. and we considering additional steps including the application of the sanctions and restriction of entry into the united states against any one involved in serious human rights abuses or corruption. regardless, fall from a, the only country is an internal funds are under scrutiny from west and leaders. the french for a mess at last week said syrian president bush, an aside is the enemy of his own people and should be put on file defending. those was why so i think the french democratic values, while the u. s. council on american islamic relations is support for the so named are 5. i'm to, you know, my zation bill, which will part of the sanctions on the city. and people welcome to supposedly gas power on the issue of the west, pulsing its own politics on independent nations. when we talk about w stands as when we talk about head gemini, when we talk about impression, then you talk about those false values that the west has to be the patron througho

vestiges, which today are perceived as vestiges of this united nations security council , the permanent members of the security council, the righting vieta , all of this served that situation was the infrastructure of that situation, well, after the collapse of the soviet union, after the collapse of the socialist camp, after the emergence of the european union, well, after the transformation of nato from a military-political, in essence, into a political bloc. after globalization, that is, everything has changed. if you can say that, the current system is also the product of the current elites, and the current western elites - this is the product of such an optimistic view of the future, which fukuyama once described in his book the end of the story, where i thought that everything was over, then only liberal democracy will flourish, and already in 5 years i wrote another work, i will bring up the story 5 years later you were already more skeptical and, well, i have already said more than once. that is, they are western ritas they are just mentally formed. well, not by the cold war, they are formed by the ideas of progress, the

advocate for women's rights and had attended a meeting of the national council of women in washington, d.c. the morning of his death on february 20th, 1895. elizabeth cady stanton, a leading activist for women's rights, recalled watching douglass deliver a speech. he stood there like an african prince majestic in his wrath, as with wit, satire and indignation, he graphically described the bitterness of slavery and the humiliate notion of subjection to those who, in all human virtues and powers, were inferior here to himself. his ferocity of spirit was matched by a fierce intelligence ance that produced not only his renowned narrative, the first of three autobiography of his. i have written a grand total of zero autobiographies, but also speeches and editorials that stand as essential critical contributions to the progress of liberty in america. that intelligence that led a man, as was mentioned earlier, had every reason to hate america, to eventually become one of her greatest defenders. douglass journey to become one of the great abolition speakers in american history began as a pers

national border control council, we submitted our public comments. you can go online, you can find, that it's a public comment. any person has the right to submit comments, anytime the government changes or rule, or employments a rule, i have a set of attorneys, i have seven attorneys that work with the national border patrol council, we review those asylum laws, what are developing countries doing? what are, if you will, already developed countries doing? and what we found is that universally, that is what is happening including, i believe italy. i will go back and specifically check that. but we did, i did have my attorneys to the research on that, we did in fact submit our public comments. and that was based upon the attorney research that we did. when you talk about children developing, rashes in our detention facilities. i would ask you to provide that evidence. for us. you are listening to people that are not giving you, those are specific talking points, but give us the actual evidence. but all or, are our facilities one hunted percent free of any disease? no, neither are a lot of places. what i, say we treat those people as hu

violation of palestinian rights and international laws with impunity. stay in the united nations has written an official letter to the secretary general, the president of the security council and the president of the united nations general assembly, asking them to take serious action to stop the crimes of the nisty regime against the palestinian people, including angering and constantly inciting them, forcing them to relocate and developing settlements. an official letter, which of course has been written many times, but the un has not been able to do anything about the rights of the palestinian people to answer this request. ali rajabi , united nations broadcasting agency, new york . familiar tehran horizon continued news due to the increase in inflation in european countries, the free food distribution centers throughout the european union member states have become more crowded than before . press tv reporter reports about this. this is to cut off the flow of cheap energy to russians in a situation where the cost of living crisis in the european union continues to affect citizens . we we cannot only blame the geopolitical conditions of inflation and the increase in inter

was real ministerial oversight because the national security council would be chaired by the pro—minister. thirdly, to make sure it was strategic, thinking rightk of terrorism, climate change, space weather, all sorts of things, but also things like pandemics. why i particular thought this was important was, well i think the civil contingencies act and the previous government have done a good job in this regard, i knew that prime ministers are always in danger of being pulled into the short term, rather than the long term, and having a national security council that you chair and a national security adviser, and having as part of that looking at the danger of things like pandemics, it would make sure you did focus on those long—term things. that was the point of the reform. i think it worked. i liked the way the national security council and the adviser worked, and the time the prime minister spent on that stuff because it had a good structure. �* that stuff because it had a good structure. . , ., , that stuff because it had a good structure. �* , ., , .,, structure. and you implement those recommendations _ structure. and you implement those

rights abuses and corruption. in uganda, i've directed my national security council to evaluate the implications of this law on all aspects of us engagement with uganda. and we considering additional steps including the application of sanctions and restriction of entry into the united states against anyone involved in serious human rights abuses. or corruption, you, again, this is far from the only country whose internal affairs are under scrutiny from western leaders. the french foreign minister last week said syrian president, bashar assad is the enemy of his own people. he should be put on trial and attempt to justify that sounds by claiming, quote, the possible against crime against impunity is part of french diplomacy. while i'm the value of the issue of the west, forcing its own values on in dependent nations, we welcome the thoughts of a gas pump. as it started the class of sir, the address is a national interest from the peoples of you. again, that represented in the president most of the big had at the bottom. and as i said, the end of f o to because they're the trying just to uh, take care of the family

rights abuses and corruption. in uganda, i've directed my national security council to evaluate the implications of this low on all aspects of us engagement with uganda. and we considering additional steps including the application of sanctions and restriction of entry into the united states against any one involved in serious human rights abuses or corruption to you got this far from the only country whose internal affairs are under scrutiny from western leaders. the french foreign minister last week said, serene president, bashar assad is the enemy of his own people, and should be put on trial blocking all personnel in spite team and quote, the bustle against crime against impunity as part of french diplomacy. we discussed the topic with our panel of guests who say be at west preaches justice, but then practices office. there is no logic in, in the west and the attitude towards the said, the countries, the independent countries towards any country, including super colors that oppose their policies. the way they have been dealing with russia, with china, with syria, we've eoc with libya and the country that has a

rights abuses and corruption in uganda. i've directed my national security council to evaluate the implications of this law on all aspects of us engagement with uganda. and we considering additional steps including the application of the sanctions and restriction of entry into the united states against any one involved in serious human rights abuses. or corruption, they're gonna, as far from the only country has internal affairs all on the scrutiny from. so need is the 5 to 4 minutes and also weeks at the syrian president bush, a as a, is the enemy of his own people. i should be put on file if any of those was why. so i think the french democratic values while the us council on american islamic relations and support for the so named i side mc no minus ation bill. but will types and the sanctions on the city and people be welcomed, the photos of a guest panel on the issue of the west, full say of politics and independent nations. when we talk about the sun, that's when we talk about head gemini, when we spoke about impression, then you'll talk about those false values that the west has to be the preaching throughout the worl

security form for here, the secretary of the ukrainian national security and defense council told danylo very clearly, and he was absolutely rightd so. that is, when they ask about escalation and so on, i say well , it’s time not to talk about cabinet matters in offices. and what will happen this time must be announced to the entire russian population and the so-called to the russian rules, circles and everything, and with them, just put it on the table, it is suitable for such a moment that it is necessary to announce it . to bring the scenario, which we are talking about, that they are defined, described, prescribed, the reaction , the action, and so on. all this is done, well, it is all done, now there is only a question. well johnson, well, there was such a prime minister of great britain. he said that there is no doubt that a russian general launched a missile there. he must be certain that the answer will arrive on him in three, four, five minutes at the most. a rocket will be fired from it. one must also be aware that it will not fly over it, that it will not fly there, that in the stomped bunker of the bunker on the floc

conclusion reached by the venice commission regarding of the law on national minorities, experts of the council of europe call to extend the rightld events under the conditions of minorities to all people and to remove the obligation to provide their ukrainian translation, e-e, in addition, they ask that the obligations related to the publication of books in the languages ​​of national minorities and bookstores be clarified the issue of translation of inscriptions of official names and information for general familiarization in the language of the minority separately, the venice commission requests once again to postpone the transfer of the education system into the ukrainian language and to extend the incoming period eh frankly biased - this is called by people's deputy volodymyr vyatrovych and i remember when i was in transcarpathia when shufrych was the minister there. to help with emergency situations, we once flew on a business trip, and it was a shock for me when i was there. i don't remember exactly you are going and the inscriptions are only in hungarian i had a feeling i am in ukraine at all or maybe i moved abroad i am

formation of the national council is the first step to divide a third of yemen's territory. in saudi arabia it was announced that in the founding document of the council , they claim the rightle of this province to manage political, economic, military and security affairs. he met with delegations from the european commission and european union trips. the separatist media stated that their goal was to discuss the future of hadhramout province. the united states, england, and the aggressor coalition of tenants are seeking to divide yemen. let them declare independence as long as they want. the mansour presidential council is an aggressor of the separatist coalition of yemen. this is how he justifies the formation of the hazrat national council . it is weak and unable to provide facilities in the areas under its control, so it is better to stand on its own feet. the so-called transitional council, which long ago did not follow the secession of south jam, wants to join the province of hazrat, the so-called south yemen government. the south has no meaning without hadhramut, and without the south yemen government, the position of the transitional council is trying to oppose the t

the us national security council spokesman john covey has been speaking of all, just a right. and he says, the by the ministration is determined to hold both parties to account. it's not just sanctions, we actually took 3 sets of actions today. yes. economic sanctions against 4 companies and entities. 2 of which are supporting the r s s and 2 of which is support the sudanese armed forces. but we also impose some visa restrictions on a number of individuals. and of course, we updated our business advisory to, to make it clear to american businesses about some of the challenges there. uh, working or doing business in, in sudan. so it was a set of actions here have a log and wraps of developments from on demand northwest of come to they were more artillery strikes in the capitals up to them and says they as fighting between the power and military rapids support for us in the to these army continues. now, most of the fighting was focused in the southern parts of the capital, but they will also artillery strikes, launched from the city of the mind to what's the northern parts of th

time also includes how to clearly observe the rights of prison citizens, the members of the electronic proceedings strategic council discussed the latest national policies and strategies for the development and promotion of electronic proceedings in the sixth session . it is held electronically, which means that in order for the judge to talk to the prisoner, only 20% of the prisoners are physically moved. carrying out all the measures for electronic proceedings requires the presence of infrastructure and communication tools in more than 90% of the villages above 20. khanvar mom is connected to the national information network and by the end of the year all the villages will be connected and in the cities we are doing the optical fiber project related to business . the person is convicted in 1994, almost average, this time used to last 200 days . today, fortunately, we are going to show the systems that the title of this system is from the context of the integrated system of judicial rulings. this meeting is about developments in the area of ​​development of electronic justice and the move towards a smart judiciary pointed out that the governme