oleksandra matviychuk is on the way, are you? can you hear us? it seems to me that we have some problems with sound and video. of civil liberties, who received the nobel peace prize today. i hope that oleksandra is still with us, if not today, then tomorrow, when she arrives in kyiv, she will get in touch, because as we could hear now, it is a very symbolic award for them. well, in the meantime correspondents of radio svoboda asked the residents of kyiv and sloviansk how they perceived the news about the nobel peace prize awarded to ukrainian human rights defenders. have they heard about it at all and do they consider this prize important? nothing can answer no, nothing. unfortunately, how important do you think it is? for our country now i believe that our human rights defenders are doing everything possible to make this peace come faster, i can't say anything, it's very important, it already means something in the world or in europe or in europe i know that our affairs are some kind of rights huskizniki well, in russian, rights are fine. defend

today, oleksandra matviychuk exclusively commented on the news of myroslava gongadze.was quite unexpected for me and for our team to receive the nobel peace prize, and we appreciate it not just as a sign of our human rights work of the center for civil liberties that we conduct in ukraine and throughout the region, but primarily as a mark of all to the ukrainian people who, in this war with russia, are fighting for freedom and for the right to have a democratic choice as such, for the right to live, to build a country in which the rights of every person are protected. government is accountable , justice is independent, and the police do not disperse peaceful student demonstrations, and we are now paying a rather high price for this the nobel committee notes that the laureates of the 2022 peace prize represent civil society in their countries, they have worked for many years for the right to criticize the government and defend basic rights citizens, they made an outstanding effort to document war crimes, violations of human rights and abuse of power, one of the laureate

er unexpected but er pleasant definitely the center of civil liberties, which is headed by oleksandra matviychuk, he is famous not only in ukraine, but in the world on various platforms, he raises his voice in defense of human dignity and freedom, and oleksandra matviychuk is an extraordinary person, i would say alone from those who can say that she is the personification of all such moral virtues, she is sensitive, she is open, she exhausts herself, she is self-sacrificing, and not when she works precisely to understand, hear people and protect people, and this continues day by day, decade by day, we are no longer me i think that the center of civil liberties and not only oleksandra and the entire team that she leads deserve deserve this recognition and i think that it is such an important factor for the voice of ukraine to be heard louder and louder in the world and that's why we understood that all of us, who in one way or another are related to human rights work, to the work of the center for civil liberties, we, well, congratulations, congratulations on the fact that the ukrainian human rig

it was oleksandra matviychuk, a human rights defender and the head of the center for civil liberties of the most famous ukrainian human rights defenders . and now also in the world we also continue broadcasting the only news together we are strong armed forces need drones make your contribution scan qr-ko watch the project to find your kateryna osadchoi from the search for the missing what monday at 9:30 p.m. lifeguard is an inner purpose and not an obligation, it is a mission and not a compulsion - it is a high spirit and greatness. you can learn to hold a fire hose and it is impossible to learn to save someone else's life . self-sacrifice be courageous be humane be a role model for others state emergency service we will save under the new we will win our air together with andreas umland german political scientist address welcome you welcome address i wanted to start a conversation with a topic that caused heated discussions in ukrainian circles, namely the decision of the federal government to provide an opportunity for russians fleeing from the mobilization of shelters in germany,

espresso tv channel peace news awarded all ukrainians, the head of the center for civil liberties oleksandra matviychuke day before, this human rights organization, together with a belarusian prisoner and a russian memorial, became a nobel laureate , while ukrainians emphasized that the peace prize should not be regarded as the old soviet narrative about brotherly nations, in fact, human rights defenders from three countries united to fight side by side against the regimes of putin and lukashenko with their goals the civil liberties center calls the release of all prisoners the exclusion of russia a betrayal of un security and the punishment of war criminals from the russian federation the un and participating states must ensure justice for all victims of war crimes and create an international tribunal to bring putin lukashenko and other war criminals to justice that is why he is fighting for the complete liberation of the occupied territories, the liberation of the ukrainian estuary, missile strikes on myrny zaporozhye, and putin's nuclear intimidation, this week these topics were at the top of the li

rights organization received this award, it seems to me to be a huge positive well, look , oleksandra matviychukdy today , using this opportunity, told the whole world that russia must be expelled for treason for the sake of the security of the un, and attention was drawn to this information everywhere, and it is obvious that this is already a huge political result of that what happened and everything else - it's that uh-uh that disease that sits in the heads of our western friends and which must still be treated surgically, because you know, with such slow therapy, it will take decades, they continue to believe that we are all three close peoples who must be united and who must in what way can we peacefully co-exist, this is the moscow narrative, which our western friends do not want to abandon in any way, and this is a huge problem, because it is russian propaganda, and this must be said frankly, and it has been able to understand its own failures over the years so much to distort the consciousness of western elites of western societies that russia is central to all of eastern europe that ukra

you to us documentary film station of hope on wednesday at 21:30 in marathon the only news oleksandra matviychukinian human rights defender became a laureate of the prize for the right way of life this is the first time that ukrainians receive this prize and now oleksandra is with us on i congratulate you on the connection. good day, oleksandr. if i had not known you for many years and did not know about your human rights activities, the very name of the award for the right lifestyle would indicate to me that you are engaged in a healthy lifestyle. in some sense, human rights activities are also about a healthy lifestyle , but can you decipher for me and for the audience what the prize for the right way of life means, this prize is awarded to people who should be awarded the nobel prize in the opinion of the organizers and the swedish parliament, but from different whether they were nominated for reasons or not, the initiators of this award are promoting the ways and lives of people who bring this world some value, whether it is ecology or democracy or human rights, and returning to the beginnin

ukrainians with the peace prize this was stated by the head of the center for civil liberties, oleksandra matviychuk , the day before, this human rights organization, together with the belarusian vyazka and the russian memorial, became the nobel laureate, while ukrainians stressed that the peace prize should not be regarded as an old soviet narrative about brotherly nations, in fact, human rights defenders from three countries united to fight side by side against the regimes of putin and lukashenka with their goals, the center for civil liberties calls the release of all prisoners, the exclusion of russia, betrayal of un security and punishment war criminals from the russian federation, he and the participating states must ensure justice for all victims of war crimes and create an international tribunal to bring putin lukashenko and other war criminals to justice responsibility ukraine never abandons the people and therefore fights for the complete liberation of the occupied territories more than two weeks ago, 215 defenders of mariupol were released from captivity, however, more than 2,000 ukrainia

oleksandra matviychuk, i had her through her also speaking on several broadcasts, she is doing a great situation to reject any insinuations and really rejoice because for the first time the nobel peace prize was won by ukraine and there are also other candidates who could have received these awards, let's say it was about the fact that he nominated such applicants or nominees as the armed forces of ukraine, but it is clear that if there is a war and the peace award and the armed forces cannot be uh actually received this uh award was received and president zelensky was also nominated but it uh is not it was completely in accordance with the procedure, because it is about the fact that this award is presented for the activities of the previous year, and in general, february 1 is such a deadline, well, the deadline for nominating candidates and for the achievements of the last year, and i would be impressed and how if this award also it was not the polish people who acted as a brotherly nation in ukraine for the ukrainians and who absolutely deserved this peace prize. well, you see, it h

almost 6 years, during which time its graduates included, among others, human rights defender oleksandra matviychuk and former deputy minister of economic development nataliya makolska, but stanford recently announced that the program is ending existence and on the basis of the university , they are creating a new format of education for ukrainians, what is the reason for such changes, our khrystyna shevchenko talked with the founders of the previous ukrainian program at stanford, oleksandr and kateryna akamenka, we know that there is a decision to close this program and we would like to hear from you what the reason for this closure is and why right now , during the russian-ukrainian war, we were invited to the campus together with by our academic partners from the center for the development of democracy, the rule of law, three people who are engaged in the process of reforms in the country immediately after the revolution of dignity and the invasion of the russian federation into crimea, the annexation of crimea and the invasion of donbas we tried to support this spirit of reforms in the country

names . in the form of the nobel peace prize, i would like to remind you that we spoke with oleksandra matviychukad of the ukrainian human rights organization, the center for civil liberties. thank you very much, oleksandr, for taking the time. my name is vadym karpyak, and our broadcast will continue with the final news release. attention, from 7 to 9 and from 17 to 22 turn off all non-critical electrical appliances, help to restore the country's power grid by the end of sunday from the command-facts of the windows , there is tetyana vysotska . i congratulate you. and 10 airstrikes carried out eight attacks from rocket salvo fire systems. this is reported by the general staff. under the fire of russian hail and heavy artillery in dnipropetrovsk region, nikopol and the manganetsk community were damaged. in 24 hours, three people were injured due to shelling by the russian army, as a result of the latest shelling in donetsk region , 14 residential buildings were damaged or destroyed in bakhmut, one person died one local resident, meanwhile, the ukrainian aviation made approximately 20 strikes in r

oleksandra matviychuk, the head of the organization that just returned to ukraine from poland, also published a statement. russia should be expelled from the un security council for systematic violations of the un charter. where the participating states should solve the problem of the gap in responsibility and provide a chance for justice for hundreds of thousands of victims of war crimes without this stance and peace in our region is impossible, it is necessary to create an international tribunal and bring putin lukashenko and other war criminals to justice civil liberties centers for 15 years, the center's lawyers organized public control of law enforcement agencies by courts and local authorities in various regions of ukraine during the revolution of dignity, documented human rights violations, later organized actions in support of ukrainian political prisoners in russia and crimea after the attack of russia in february, representatives of the center for public saturdays are documenting the war crimes of the russian military. more than 20,000 war crimes were recorded oles bilyavskyi was on

it seems to me that there is a logical connection here, but it lies in something else, as oleksandra matviychukd the head of our organization is talking about the struggle under the old and well-known slogan for our freedom, that is, if the world had previously paid attention to how human rights are violated and suppressed of freedom in the russian federation and belarus if the fighters for human rights and civil liberties in these countries had not found themselves alone with their own regimes. perhaps we would not be observing today the aggression of the russian federation, which uses the resources of belarus against ukraine, and this award, in my opinion, is like m- m is a valuable reference point and for those regarding the priorities that should be in the world community to prevent conflicts and preserve and establish a fair measure because well, the award is not always skillfully issued to human rights defenders and political figures received it you ee barabama well, there are many more influential people from the world of politics and when this prize goes to human rights defenders, it is

journalist to whom the head of the human rights organization the center for civil liberties oleksandra matviychuk an interview. oleksandr, congratulations, thank you very much, thank you for agreeing to this conversation, this is of course a special responsibility, and i congratulate you not only in the studio. congratulations on the nobel prize in fact, this is a historic moment, thank you, i congratulate all the citizens of ukraine, because on our conviction, on the conviction of the center for civil liberties, the nobel committee recognized the struggle of the ukrainian people for freedom in all its essence with this decision. well, we will talk about what this nobel you shared with the russian human rights organization memorial and there will be a conversation with the belarusian human rights defender oleksiy bilyatsky about this, but i want to start with this very everyday moment. and how did you , as the head of the organization, find out about this it happens when people find out that they are now nobel laureates, we are a vivid example that it happens to her in more unexpected situations,

it was oleksandra matviychuk, a human rights defender and the head of the center for civil liberties, one of the most famous ukrainian human rights defenders. and now we continue broadcasting in the world as well the only news, together we are strong, the armed forces need drones, make your contribution, scan the qr code, a rescuer is an internal purpose, not an obligation - it is a mission, not a compulsion - it is a high spirit and greatness is possible to teach how to hold a fire hose and it is impossible to teach how to save someone else's life sometimes i value my own the heart itself teaches not to back down if it wasn't difficult to be ready for self-sacrifice to be courageous to be humane to have a heart for others state emergency service we will save we will restore we will win wherever you are you can be with those who need it, buy medicine for lyudmila petrovna, help svetlana, who ran away with one bag, find them on the portal and nearby they are waiting for your help once we were colleagues once we were neighbors once we were friends, now we are brothers, and every enemy w

it was oleksandra matviychuk, the head of the center for civil liberties organization. 11 of the 30 natocountries support the accelerated entry of ukraine into the alliance . all its members should agree to this. the discussion of ukraine's candidacy should begin this month. is it possible to quickly join the alliance? what does the decision of its members depend on? what should ukraine do now? we are taking our decisive step by signing ukraine's application for accelerated accession to nato, with this decision ukraine responded to the russian pseudo-referendum in the occupied regions and the illegal annexation of its territory in february. but it only strengthened kyiv in the correctness of the chosen path at the time of application, a record 83% of ukrainians supported the accession to nato of 10 allied countries ukraine in particular countries the baltic states and canada welcomed ukraine's application to the alliance, but the first reactions to ukraine's application in brussels were quite restrained. nato is not a party to the conflict, but we provide support to ukraine so that it ca