and therefore they need to properly cover these topics, says the first secretary of the national union of journalists ukraine, lina kush. first of all, it is treated with respect, not pity. change the approach and talk about the fact that people with disabilities are independent, they manage their own. life, we should simply create such conditions for people with disabilities so that they live a normal life, so that they have equal opportunities to be appointed, for example, to the positions of top managers in large business companies. the forum participants adopted a resolution, it has already been signed by 26 organizations, the main tasks are to change the perception of people with disabilities in ukrainian society, increase their employment and create equal access to premises, buildings, and services. vasyl sefieniuk, evgeny zozulya, fakty ictv, single news. because of enemy drones, alarm is spreading across ukraine, at this moment it has been announced in kherson, mykolaiv, odesa regions, as well as in kirovohrad region, vinnytsia region and cherkasy region. so take care of safe place. that's al

everything, and i showed that i am a journalist , i have, i was, well, i have been in the national union of journalistsg time, i show that i am a journalist, i am just for myself. i, i am there, bbc, news, i am, i said everything i want, i find here, your president allowed me, and i gave them so many texts and such messages, euroonnews, the president, that they just let you go the national guard, everything is in the know and they were digesting this information while holding the weapon in their hands, i was leaving and it was always like this, it was always like this, you see, you now mentioned the scandinavian countries, you fell in love with hockey there, is this another hobby of yours , or was it earlier, no, it was somewhere in the second grade, or in the third, yes, in the third grade, and we all went to the so-called there, you know, the ponds were filled there, and we all went after school, home, we played until late, well, it gets dark early, you know, school there until 10, and there was a couple of hours left, but we played until 7, 8, the pucks were already flying, damn it, no one could fin

the national union of journalists says it will leave the bbc with a £90 million funding gap. he launch of a review into the licence fee model itself to help ease future price rises . and ease future price rises. and lastly, the british poet and writer benjamin zephaniah has died at the age of 65 on social media. it was confirmed that his wife was with him when he passed away. the birmingham born poet, described as a true pioneer and innovator, was diagnosed with a brain tumour. just eight weeks ago . you're with gb news across ago. you're with gb news across the uk on tv , in your car, on the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news channel . this is britain's news channel. >> thank you, polly . now, of >> thank you, polly. now, of course, there's only one place to start, and that's the total and utter chaos in the conservative party. rishi sunak is facing outright revolt after his emergency legislation to stop the boats. but less than 24 hours after his immigration minister robert jenrick, dramatically qu

national union prices index. the national union of journalists says it will leave the bbc with a £90 million funding gap .ulture funding gap. so the culture secretary has also confirmed the launch of a review into the licence fee model itself , which licence fee model itself, which may help ease future price rises . prince harry has said his children can't feel at home in the uk if he can't keep them safe . the duke of sussex is safe. the duke of sussex is taking legal action against a decision in 2020 that he wouldn't get the same personal security when visiting the uk. a court's been hearing that harry doesn't agree that it was a choice for him to have stopped being a full time working member of the royal family the home office argues his security arrangements changed when he stepped back in 2020. the british poet and writer benjamin zephaniah has died at the age of 65 on social media. his wife confirmed she was with him when he passed away. the birmingham born poet, described as a true pioneer and innovator, was diagnosed with a brain tumour just eight weeks ago . that's the just eight weeks ago. that'

information channels will be closed, this is the union of orthodox journalists, but it is currently open, that is, there is a decision of the state nationalthere is no reason to close it yet, and where the orthodox journalist pikhovshchik himself, it is unknown not to know, that is , i did not voice him, he was not the one who worked for nezach, who was engaged in such things, there are them, there are enough of them, there are some of them. of them, you know which telethon they are on, so there are those that were still around until recently worked in the right direction , that is, in fact they, their number may not be the same in percentage as it is mobilized, i would even say that once, if we talked earlier about the elections, that no electorate is so mobilized as the electorate of the moscow patriarchate , that is, as father said that it is necessary, it means that it is necessary, everything is not discussed, this is how it is done, and this was felt even in the 19th year at the elections to... the parliament at local elections in the lavra, this very pochaiv lavra, after the green party was in second place, and now more than once t

member of the editorial board of the nation where his new piece is headlined "gaza, biden, and a path forward." and in chicago, jeff schuhrke is a labor historian, journalist, unionist, and assistant professor at the school of labor studies, suny empire state university in new york city. his latest piece for jewish currents is "the problem of the unionized war machine." his recent articles for in these times are "the afl-cio squashed a council's cease-fire resolution. what does it say about labor right now?" and "the labor movement's history of backing israel -- and the changing climate amid the war on gaza," which was also published in jacobin magazine with the headline "u.s. labor should act boldly and choose solidarity with palestine." we welcome you both to democracy now! jeff schuhrke, if you can just go through the labor unions -- everyone from the united postal workers union to the powerhouse uaw, united auto workers -- and talk about the gaza activism that we are seeing today. >> good morning and thank you for having me. since october, scores and scores of unions and labor bodies at the local, state, regional, and national level have been calling for a ce

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national spokesperson and parliamentary coordinator of the congress of south african trade unions. thank you for your time sir today, thank you. we also have david, founder of the west african weekly, he's a journalist and author in london. welcome to the program. thank you very much for having me. now let's start off with mr. matthew parks there in south africa. uh, the israeli apart regime is currently moving thousands of africans from countries such as kenya and malawi to labor cams inside occupied territories. amid is genocidal war in gaza. so what's your view on these unfortunate move? "look, we think it's unfortunate, we think that israel right now is engaged in a brutal war against the palestinian people, and we should be minimizing contact and trade with israel, and that would include people from african countries like malawi and kenya going to work on their farms, israel needs to resolve its problems with the palestinian people, because of in effect that many of these jobs would normally have been occupied by palestinian people, and because of the war against palestinians ' no longer doing it, so in hence in other words where the israelies are employing african labor to try to displace the

national spokesperson and parliamentary coordinator of the congress of south african trade unions. thank you for your time sir today, thank you. we also have david hundain, the founder. the west african weekly, he's a journalist and author in london. welcome to the program. thank you very much for having me. now let's start off with mr. matthew parks there in south africa. uh, the israeli aparty regime is currently moving thousands of africans from countries such as kenya and malawi to labor cams inside occupied territories. amid is genocidal war in gaza. so what's your view on these unfortunate move? "look, we think it's unfortunate, we think that israel right now is engaged in a brutal war against the palestinian people, and we should be minimizing contact and trade with israel, and that would include people from african countries like malawi and kenya going to work on their farms, israel needs to resolve its problems with the palestinian people, because of in effect that many of these jobs are normally been occupied by palestinian people, and because of the war against the palestinians, then..." no longer doing it, so and hence in other words, where the israelis are employing african labor to try to displa

national spokesperson and parliamentary coordinator of the congress of south african trade unions. thank you for your time sir today. thank you. we also have david hunden. the founder of the west african weekly, he's a journalist and author in london. welcome to the program. thank you very much for having me. now let's start off with mr. matthew parks there in south africa. uh, the israeli apart regime is currently moving thousands of africans from countries such as kenya and malawi to labor cams inside occupied territories. amid is genocidal war in gaza. so what's your view on these unfortunate move? "look, we think it's unfortunate, we think that israel right now is engaged in a brutal war against the palestinian people, and we should be minimizing contact and trade with israel, and that would include people from african countries like malawi and kenya going to work on their farms, israel needs to resolve its problems with the palestinian people, because of in effect that many of these jobs would normally have been occupied by palestinian people and because of the war against palestinians ' the no longer doing it, so in hence in other words, where the israelies are employing african labor to try to displace

national library, head of the knowledge society, oleg yadukevich, member of parliament, leader of the liberal democratic party of belarus, andrey krivasheev, general director of the minsk agency news, chairman of the belarusian union of journalistsnd vladimir pertsov, minister of information of the republic of belarus, good evening, thank you for coming, dmitry aleksanovich, special thanks to you for the wonderful conference last saturday, i tried to fulfill your instructions instead of me, thank you. it’s not just that decades of centuries teach us life, at one time they taught us with a whip with a word, now sanctions teach us life, democracy, freedoms, pluralism of opinions, freedom of the media, in particular, but we always have you, let’s say, people who know and smart as this all made andriy evenievich smile, because we know these people, we worked in international structures, we follow their broadcasts and have an idea of ​​what freedom of the media is in not only poland, but in europe, so we’ll talk today about one example, sometimes they reproach, where in our broadcasts there is only one point of view, you hear, they run like hell from frankincense, whom we didn’t invite to our broadcasts, today there will be another e

journalist. what? what happened? >> um , it's a curious story. i >> um, it's a curious story. i was deputy president of the national uniony president was charles clark, who became a very close friend of mine and still is. i had lunch with him the other day. brilliant, brilliant guy - other day. brilliant, brilliant guy . um, and, other day. brilliant, brilliant guy. um, and, uh, other day. brilliant, brilliant guy . um, and, uh, one of the guy. um, and, uh, one of the last things i was campaigning about was teacher training . and about was teacher training. and margaret thatcher and her advisers had spotted that there was a decline in the birth rate. and therefore didn't need to spend all of this taxpayers money on training more teachers . money on training more teachers. we could actually train fewer and still do a good job. so they proposed to close teacher training colleges or merge them and create a wave of new universities, some of which turned out to be brilliant ones like winchester, where my own daughter went. so i was touring the country saying, don't do this, keep them open, keep training. the same numbers of t

union to the united states. rachel foreign policy reporter scene q and she's also chair of a press freedom team at the national press club. and lynnette clements, director of the wallace house center for journalists at the university of michigan michigan. so in her speech accepting the nobel prize in 2021, maria maria ressa claimed the prize only for herself. but as she put it, for every journalist, the world who is forced to sacrifice so much to hold the line, to stay true to our and our mission, to bring you the truth and hold power to account today the situation for journalists continues to be dire. on friday russian authorities, declared journalist dmitri muratov, with whom maria russa's share of the nobel peace prize to be a foreign agent. it is the latest move russian president vladimir putin, to intimidate critics and discouraged independent journalism. vertov was chief of nagoya gazette, which suspended after russia threatened to punish news organizations that, criticize its invasion of ukraine. its journalists now operate out of latvia. reporters borders last week condemned the hong government after a barred three freelance journalists who had covered the 2019 pro-democracy demonstrate a

union to the united states. rachel foreign policy reporter scene q and she's also chair of a press freedom team at the national press club. and lynnette clements, director of the wallace house center for journalists at the university of michigan michigan. so in her speech accepting the nobel prize in 2021, maria maria ressa claimed the prize only for herself. but as she put it, for every journalist, the world who is forced to sacrifice so much to hold the line, to stay true to our and our mission, to bring you the truth and hold power to account today the situation for journalists continues to be dire. on friday russian authorities, declared journalist dmitri muratov, with whom maria russa's share of the nobel peace prize to be a foreign agent. it is the latest move russian president vladimir putin, to intimidate critics and discouraged independent journalism. vertov was chief of nagoya gazette, which suspended after russia threatened to punish news organizations that, criticize its invasion of ukraine. its journalists now operate out of latvia. reporters borders last week condemned the hong government after a barred three freelance journalists who had covered the 2019 pro-democracy demonstrate a