in such cases let's go back to today, in which i am a human rights defender who has more than 20 years of work in the field of human rights protection, our organization has been working for 15 years, 8 years we have been documenting war crimes, i know the un system quite well, because here is the council of europe, the european union, i don't have any legal instrument to stop the russian atrocities, and i frankly say that the law does not work, but it is temporary, that is why we are collecting this evidence, because we know that sooner or later we will restore the law and it is important not to succumb to temptation and not to become a mirror of the aggressor state because in this war we are fighting not only for the territory and for the people who live on it, we are fighting for our democratic choice once again this war did not start in february 2022 it started in february 2014 when after the revolution of dignity, ukraine got a chance for democratic transformation. and in order to stop us, putin started this war, so i will ask a rhetorical question: does it make sense to win the war and turn into russia? i think absolutely no. b

our legislation in the field of democracy, the rule of law and the protection of human rights is alreadyanced, much more progressive than the provisions contained in the relevant conventions of the council of europe and in this sense. our withdrawal from the council of europe in no way infringes on the rights of the citizens of the russian federation, and something will change for the better, because over these 26 years, the organization has been transformed, unfortunately, into a rather anti-russian one, and there the european court of human rights and many other mechanisms are no longer used to ensure the rule of law and protect people's rights, but in the interests of putting pressure on russia and trying to integrate it into some more. there is also a system of values ​​and interests alien to us, the so-called collective west, and therefore russia's withdrawal from the council of europe and the denosation associated with it. e many conventions, by the way, far from all, that is, 2/3 as more than two the third convention in which they participate in russia and remain in force for russ

human rights or for the brance case. at the same time, we would like to emphasize that the russian federation continues to proceed from the fact that issues of human rights protectionn the competence of the security council should be discussed by relevant bodies. human rights are not on the council's agenda today, as separate topics are the next provocative steps of the kiev regime, which put off the prospect of a peaceful settlement in the country. department of external church relations of the moscow patriarchates for a detailed account of the repressive actions of kiev against the ukrainian orthodox church dear colleagues, many of you must have wondered why we convened this is a meeting that focuses on the internal situation in ukraine. we emphasize that this is not about interference in the affairs of the church. and not especially church affairs. the fact is that we are convinced that the processes taking place in ukraine are directly related to international peace and security and directly affect the prospects for restoring peace in this country. as we already noted during the speech on january 13 in ukraine , the formation of a truly authoritarian despotic r

authors of the amendments are convinced that these very innovations will strengthen the protection of human rightsr the adoption of the changes, the head of state will be able to essentially freely request any intelligence, and the inhabitants of the country. other politicians will have the same rights to request information. threats to the life of belarusian tourists injured in poland no, our world reports this according to available information as a result of an accident with a bus with our citizens, seven people received injuries of varying severity three of them are in two hospitals. let me remind you of lublin , the accident occurred on the eve of the bus, which was heading from belarus to italy, overturned near the polish village of v today belarus is celebrating the day of the diplomatic worker with the professional holiday of employees and veterans of the service, the president congratulated the main task of belarusian diplomacy at the present stage, alexander lukashenko noted the creation of mechanisms for maintaining equal international relations, constructive dialogue on the principles

of the center for civil liberties to clearly and unequivocally strongly advocate for the protection of human rights and me it is a great pleasure to present her today for this lecture and to express confidence in ukraine's victory in this difficult struggle as she is leading now in the united states supporting ukraine in this existential struggle, we will be your partners in this war against russian aggression will support you in building a new future that will be worthy of the sacrifices you have made. fronts, your determination only strengthens our determination and bipartisan support of ukraine from the united states, we will continue to stand by ukraine, as president biden has repeatedly said, and it will be so much so needed putin liberation remains in russia and last month, president zelenskyi visited the united states, met with president bider, spoke before the congress, this is a good proof of our partnership . 13 billion and also aid for the payment of wages for thousands of people working in the public sector, we provided 27 and a half billion in military aid from 20 e year more than 20 t

have interrupted our communication, while in europe, where they have always declared the protection of human rightsey do not pay attention to the excesses of the ukrainian military in their own, they are shot in the back of the countryside. the detachment was created. just recently a week ago. the guys told ours they were looking at the enemy in front, and they were shooting at them. in general, dense fire is not allowed to retreat. yes, it’s the nationalists who work on their own, they don’t push forward such a dramatic situation that the world is experiencing, the importance of the work of university teachers school teachers are growing, especially at a meeting with the government of the project, in a separate line, we are clearly aware of the role and importance of teaching work, because it is the teacher who forms the basis of our worldview in each of us , the stability and future of ours largely depend on this. states in conditions of nervousness in society, pharmacies now and then bursts in demand for medicines and sometimes there simply are not the most popular drugs left, it is necessary to

based, ensuring the further development of the country as a social state guaranteeing the protection of human rightsquality of life of citizens. we'll take care of this. it will be the honest detective. it's me maxim nikitin the creator of the computer to make an important discovery. develop interest in science and technology of the russian federation stopped working, install, open, watch russian channels, and all movie series and cartoons, educational programs and documentaries for free without registration, watch in the application or on the website. in the atlantic, as reported by the ministry of defense, the frigate admiral gorshkov worked out the organization of a hypersonic missile strike .

ensuring the further development of the country as a social state guaranteeing the protection of human rights freedoms. improving the quality of life citizens. in russia today, student's day is celebrated in 1755. on this day, empress elizaveta petrovna signed the decree on the establishment of moscow university, and at the end of the 19th century , emperor nicholas i issued a decree on the approval of january 25 as a holiday and a day for students. is it true. after the revolution. traditions have been forgotten and the holiday became official in russia only in 2005. today, more than 4 million students study at russian universities. for them, many support measures have been created that allow young people to develop, both in science and in business starting this year, 1,200 young scientists and graduate students will receive presidential scholarships in the amount of 50,000 rubles. monthly the most active and successful students. universities are ready to provide targeted support in russian universities, there is a program of increased scholarships, and for scientific activity in general, th

territory on a peaceful basis, on the basis of de-militarization, de -nuclearization, the protection of human rights the peaceful resolution of all conflicts, and only the implementation of the basic founding statutory documents of the united nations organization on the rights of all peoples on self-determination, only this will ensure peace in ukraine, in georgia, in moldova , in kazakhstan, in the baltic countries, in the countries of central eastern europe, in all of europe, in the whole world, thank you valeria, not all for sure like-minded people in this thesis about the collapse of the russian empire, the most interesting thing is that this thesis is through and through for ukrainian political thought, starting from mykola mikhnovskyi, or is he from the founder of ukrainian geography, stepan rudnytskyi, a geopolitician who said that this is the key to the freedom of europe and the freedom of ukraine, there is another line of our meeting, it is the day of sobornosti, i was born in lviv, olena styazhkina was born in our ukrainian donetsk, and what valery pekar talked about is actually this thesi

russia and the council of europe will consider the convention on the protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms of european the convention on the cessation of terrorism, the european charter of local self-government, the european social charter, etc. well, the mass media reported earlier that the russian government offered putin to denounce the actions of the international treaties of the council of europe at the end of december, what would this give the russian federation the denunciation of the cancellation of these agreements, and why in retrospect, why exactly on march 16, well it seems to be the anniversary of the so-called annexation of crimea, why is this date march 16, 22, please, in fact, russia denounced all its agreements a long time ago, simply de facto because we have seen all the crimes that russia is committing both on the territory of different and occupied crimea and on the territory of ukraine now, that is, even earlier since 2014 , and now we have already seen that russia does not recognize or fulfill any conditions or international treaties at all. therefore, it was

ensuring the further development of the country as a social state guaranteeing the protection of human rightsf life of citizens. in russia today they celebrate student's day in 1755 on this day empress

on september 16 , 2022, russia unilaterally withdrew from the european convention on the protection of human rights and no longer wants to recognize the jurisprudence of the esl, but all the crimes that russia committed before on september 16, she must recognize the decisions of the esl and implement them, that is, we will wait for the case to be considered on the merits of the studio. the downing of the mh17 plane in occupied donetsk region in 2014, they tortured and simulated the shooting of civilians in the kyiv region, a captured russian soldier and his commander were informed of the suspicion, the national police were notified in march last year, the russian military entered the territory of irpen, the occupiers occupied one of the private houses where they deployed their headquarters. they began looting the house and the surrounding neighborhood, and also ordered two local residents to undress under machine guns, and then beat and interrogated one of the attackers presented a gun to the victim's head and fired several shots near his ear, imitating a shooting, then people were forbidden to lea

this, as we formed nato to protect market democracies after world war ii, we should apply the same commitment to principles of free market, dynamism, protection of human rights to today's technological environment, in which 5g's capabilities can profoundly shape societies and government structures. we can ensure that the 5g platform that will shape those societies reaches its full intentional to help solve those challenges and we really need to get this right right now in order to win the strategic future because 5g has higher stakes compared to previous wireless generations. in the free market, credit world, we -- democratic world, we are competing with russia and other regimes and the question is will the future be one of freedom or innovation or one of surveillance and control? it is a fork in the world. -- wrote --road. fortunately, by most meaningful measures, date u.s. is leading that emerging 5g global economy with a flexible role innovation regulatory framework -- pro innovation revelatory framework. -- regulatory framework. people are competing to beat each other with further reaching and more reliable and resilient networks. the best in the world m

this, as we formed nato to protect market democracies after world war ii, we should apply the same commitment to principles of free market, dynamism, protection of human rights to today's technological environment, in which 5g's capabilities can profoundly shape societies and government structures. we can ensure that the 5g platform that will shape those societies reaches its full intentional to help solve those challenges and we really need to get this right right now in order to win the strategic future because 5g has higher stakes compared to previous wireless generations. in the free market, credit world, we -- democratic world, we are competing with russia and other regimes and the question is will the future be one of freedom or innovation or one of surveillance and control? it is a fork in the world. -- wrote --road. fortunately, by most meaningful measures, date u.s. is leading that emerging 5g global economy with a flexible role innovation regulatory framework -- pro innovation revelatory framework. -- regulatory framework. people are competing to beat each other with further reaching and more reliable and resilient networks. the best in the world m

considered as having lost their validity after march 16, 2022, among them the convention on the protection of human rightsnd basic freedoms, the european convention on the suppression of terrorism, the european charter of the local, the european social charter and many, many others. it was previously reported that the russian government offered putin to denounce the actions of the international treaties of the council of europe. actually , for the spring, putin is preparing for the seizure of donbas by march 1. he is preparing a lot of things. he can lose, in fact he can lose and this epic with the war in ukraine will end for him or will begin to end let's say this and how to live then it is clear that no human rights there will be nothing else in russia here, the only question is that we must now think about how to appeal to russia regarding the detention of ukrainian military prisoners, they do not observe any conventions anyway, but still, well, at least some agreements should work, and here i do not understand how they will work, well, obviously in russia, human rights and freedom and self-governance

and security does not work and that in the guarantee of security, the guarantee of the protection of human rightsnds not on this system, but on whether you live in a country with a powerful military potential or not. it was oleksandra matviychuk who visited oleksiy fadeev in the inter studio, see her interview today at 23:00 on the air of the marathon, the only news is that we will move on from this operation, the vulture was removed secretly, the mission of our helicopters to rescue wounded fighters from azov became in the spring, when the enemy was in full control of the approaches to mariupol, ukrainian pilots accomplished the impossible at over low at high altitudes, they flew deep into the occupied territory to azovstal in order to bring food and medicine there and to take people from there. hryhoriy sytnyk footage that knows the world footage of ukrainian pain and indomitability and even when the russians bombed the plant from there, our pilots secretly evacuated the wounded and managed to get almost one and a half hundred fighters with such mi-8 helicopters, as you can see, they are small,

violence, rape and human trafficking, in an interview on january 9, it became known that you became the first ukrainian e-e winner of the prestigious prize for the protection of human rightsll me what for this prize means you. well, to be honest, it was a big surprise for me and it was very unexpected. for me, this prize is like a lens that magnifies what we actually do, how we invest now. in aid of countering the consequences of the war in the reduction of this damage, that is, for me, it is actually such a well, on the one hand, paying attention to this situation, on the other hand, for me, it is such an advance that well, i think that i will invest more and work more, what are your main areas of work now and how did your work change at the beginning of the war? now we already have seven tributaries and we have already started to organize these tributaries there for more than six months. that is, we concentrate in each shelter, we have other women, women with children, also with certain vulnerabilities, for example we have a shelter where we mainly have women older than 75+. we also have a shelter for women with large families. that is, there are four plus children. for

to ensure the further development of the country as a social state that guarantees the protection of human rights, as well as improving the quality of life of citizens. the global challenges of our time and the spiritual choice of a person are devoted to the thirty-first international christmas educational readings, this annual church public forum brought together representatives of the russian orthodox church of state power , educators of science and culture in the program of dozens of conference meetings, speaking at the plenary session of patriarch kirill spoke about the attitude to the ukrainian schism, which became an indicator of the level of freedom of churches. new attitudes to the schism determine the level of true freedom of that other church, the ability to independently make important decisions. in these difficult conditions , our joint efforts to preserve the unity of the holy church, christ's, the guarantee of which is fidelity , are of particular importance canons and patristic traditions, the unity of all believers of our church with humble hope in the one head of the church, our

the european court did today within the limits of the powers it has in relation to the protection of human rightsit comes and if we return to the question of the ecthr of boris, will the current decision allow, and we hope for a further decision in this complex case, ukrainian citizens and enterprises to sue for recovery of compensation for damage caused since may 11 , 2014 the events that happened before the 16th were filed on september 16, 22, but already today there are thousands of complaints. as far as i understand , individuals who were filed since the 14th precisely in connection with the context of the occupation of eastern ukraine are also very many statements submitted regarding the occupation of crimea, in these cases the relevant inter-state decisions will be of exceptional importance because they will justify the demands, because of course the european court will not determine in each specific individual case whether there is an occupation regime or not with an example of the regime of occupation it has already been established in this big case. yes, but according to other mechanisms

formed nato to protect market democracies after world war ii, we should now apply the same commitment to principles of free market dynamism, innovation, fair competition, protection of human rights, to today's technological environment. in which 5g 5g skip abilitien profoundly shape societies and government structures. indl short, we can help guide ad enable free-market democracies by ensuring that the 5g platform that will shake the societies reaches its full potential to help solve those challenges. and we really need to get this right, right now in order to win the strategic future because 5g has higher stakes compared to previous wireless generations. we in a free market democratic world are competing with the prc, russia and other authoritarian regimes on these technologies, and the real question for us now is will the future be one of freedom and innovation, or one of and control? it really is a fork in the road and we think that's the reason why it's imperative the united states continues to lead in this 5g marketplace. fortunately, most meaningful measures the u.s. isel presently leading that emerging 5g global economy, and with a flexible pro-innovation regulatory frame

rights in the proceedings against you e p kostyantyn so they said that kostyantyn zhevago is a victim of political persecution, this is the opinion of the kharkiv human rights protectionwhich accurately declared itself as one of those groups, and there are those people who should be trusted, who deserve respect in legal circles and human rights circles but in principle, as people who are moral authorities in their own way, and i have one more question for you, you know, you are also a philanthropist and a public figure, so how are you evgeny chikalenko said many years ago that ukraine should be loved not only to the depths of your soul, but also to the depth of your pocket, and here i will ask the role of your business, with whom you are connected and as businessmen from the forbes list in e-e help ukraine in the contribution in his contribution to the common victory to which we are all going together. please, thank you. well, of course, for us, it is precisely the strategic and most important problems and the most important issue today - this is victory in the war, the war must end, so that people stop dying, so that people in ukraine began to live democratically , d

human rights, i will control her using all legal means. in principle, i believe that this is one of the main principles of human rights protection, which wasains, so to speak, well... is significantly in the conditions of war - this court really changes a lot for one simple reason . today, every time we have to think about or tell us about this or that violation. and how many such violations can the enemy use against our state and against our country, and therefore it will be necessary very careful in this sense to think 25 times whether it is appropriate to speak publicly about these or other things but if these violations are such that in our opinion , unfortunately, they rather help the aggressor and such er . er in year, we have to talk about it, publicly point to it and talk about the violations that occurred, i can give many examples. but i think that those who are present understand what it is about, thank you. i think that this is probably where we differ from russia in the fact that we can say to the authorities what we think is necessary, by sticking together and unquestionably we will support our state in this fight against the

this means that the european convention for the protection of human rights is staring at the termination. well, of course, russia is no longer needed , human rights are not needed. she herself voluntarily renounces their protection and so on friends. it's all in the package. in this way, we do not renounce the observance of human rights, but are distracted from the need to follow the recommendations and laws, the councils of europe, that’s all, please, firstly, they must read the russian constitution, where it is also available, certainly above that. they are beyond that. they've all left already. let them live there. the baltic emirates where, as you know, human rights are fully respected. yes, individual russian pseudo-journalists from the rain pseudo-channel have already understood, but let's get back to brinkin, mr. blinkin. ah, apparently he knows the legislation of the russian federation better than some of our russian colleagues , he is well aware that the constitution of the russian federation prohibits using what he said as a starting point. we do not give out in our territory,

human rights protection stand it. most importantly, however, the counsellor can help pave the way for a new generation of human rights. democracy and human rights are based on universal values. but they are also constant works in progress. because our societies evolve and new technologies, obviously a much take the digital revolution that is transforming how we all shop, middle or friends, and go on a date. it used to go on to date. how and tanya industries work or how was fine to predict storms and droughts? the internet, social media and artificial intelligence have already made our lives so much better . but obviously they also bring new challenges and risk. we have seen that a i facial recognition can have racial bias that is used to target children with aggressive advertising. and that autocratic regime saw exploiting it to trick don dissidents. that is why democratic governments we have to work together to protect human rights in the digital work. we cannot simply leave this to algorithms to take talk or ellen mosque. this is a politico tossed. this is a democratic task. in the content of europe, we are working

human rights watch is now sounding in the alarm of violations in the u. k. itself in 2022, we saw the most significant assault on human rights protections in the u. k. in decades. from your right to protest, your ability to hold institutions accountable, fundamental and hard one rights of being systematically dismantled. the report was highlighted several new law introduced in 2022 that we can human rights protections in the u. k. for example, some measure strips the right for the fall of the cars and other vulnerable groups, while others limited judicial oversight, restricted the freedom to peacefully protest. let's discuss this further. now let's cross live it to all guest alexander mackay political analyst and it's a red star radio many thanks for joining us on the program. nice to see this evening, said alexander, according to human rights watch. as we heard 2022 was the worst year for human rights protection in the u. k. in decade. so why now with london so focused on hong kong when it's its own country thing, it's biggest decline in civil liberties in decades. because the, the good old fashioned british standard when it comes to human rights ni

human rights violations, to prevent new was human suffering and tyranny on the european continent. and as a common european home for democracy, human rights and the rule of law. for all europeans, protected by strong walls formed by the convention on human rights and the court of human rights. the council also comprises more than $220.00 conventions entreaties. and probably if we are all frank, no one in this room, maybe except for the president of the secretary general's could name on with them. and feel free to do the mass on how many bilateral treaties it would need to replace them. with all these conventions, with the european court of human rights ended monitoring mechanisms, the counselors setting the highest human rights standards. through its rulings, the court has strengthens women in the fight against domestic violence. it is both said that freedom of the press and it has obliged off as governments to build polling stations that accessible to persons in a wheelchairs and with other disabilities. moreover, the court is currently pushing to words. intergenerational justice in ground breaking cases. for example, on the climate crisis, this direct x is that innovate sills have to a

that's really them not in the nazi forces promoting the protection of rights human discrimination ins not disappeared. it's me. the appearance of the species has changed and some of its forms are encouraged at the state level of justice. because if, for example, at school you are wrong, but you teach your child. you can just pick it up. if your child is not enough , let's say, tolerant of everything, then you see that you are violating his psyche. now the investment process has just begun, because , and supposedly, a threat to the child. this is not traditional teaching of traditional values, but threats to the child's psyche. these are the critics. uh, the traffic police is criticism is this supposedly, er, tarlettness here, but there really is, but it’s just a question of value, because these are the new values. they are totalitarians in the whole sense of the word, firstly, because they have to change a person from the inside from the italization system, namely the creation of what a person will be from the inside and at the same time change correctly in society and really start t

that aim to enforce trick to protection of human and children's rights, as well as the environment and producers in countries like gonna believe they could be affected. actively say more than half of all children living in agricultural areas, i engaged in work. most of them dangerous work activity man would lobby knows what's like to work as a child from my end. as he grew up on a cocoa farm, but later graduated from university, his case is considered exceptional. i laugh yes, jumped out as michael kneecamp. i've always been doing most of my might my, my friends leaders, we're pregnant along the length across west africa, one and a half 1000000 children. i involved in cocoa for me, many work as farm laborers and, and less than a dollar or nothing at all with of issues an agency travel george communities to buy cocoa beans for $60.00 attack. but they sell a 2 or 3 times that on the international market. i think oklahoma, how much will you ain, after have ethical call. their price is even lower. as much as eaton. again, i said, oh, it timed to see our trends are close out to us. there is

that empty enforce, stricter protection of human and children's rights, as well as the environment. and producers in countries like gonna believe they could be affected. actively say more than half of all children living in agricultural areas. i engaged in work. most of them dangerous work. activity man would lobby knows what slike to work as a child from my end. as he grew up on a cocoa farm, but later graduated from university, his case is considered exceptional. i laugh yes, jumped out as my connie cough. i've always been doing. most of my might my, my phrase ladies were pregnant along the length. across west africa, one and a half 1000000 children. i involved in coco fami food, many work as farm laborers and, and less than a dollar or nothing at all with officious. an agent travel to order communities to buy cocoa beans for $60.00 a sac. but they sell a 2 or 3 times that on the international market. i think local farmer, how much will you in, at the have a senior who call their price even lower as much as eaten again as it is who ordered them to see our transact closer to us. the

innocent victims of war across the global, the innocence protection act, the curt bluntworth program to facilitate dna evidence to convict the guilty and exonerate the innocent. and human rights protections of the leahy law. i'm forever grateful that i had the opportunity to be here to put those laws in place. and then we strengthened and extended the violence against women act, and i was joined in that by colleagues on both sides of the aisle, so we could do it, making it the act it is today. working on the voting rights act, and the freedom of information act, where i joined with a prominent republican, and i as the democrat, saying americans have a right to know what their government is doing, no matter which party is in control of the government. and a longtime effort to restore diplomatic relations with cuba. and a landmark program to remediate toxic sites in vietnam, left over from the use of agent orange in the vietnam war. and to care for those who were exposed. i thank the presidents of both peats who backed me on doing that -- of both parties who backed me on doing that, and brought relief to a country that so desperately needed it. then we made our copyright laws m

human rights watch is now founding the alarm of violations in the u. k itself. in 2022, we saw the most significant assault on human rights protections in the u. k. in decades. from your right to protest, your ability to hold institutions accountable, fundamental and hard one rights of being systematically dismantled. there are poor highlighted, several new law was introduced in 2022 that we can human rights protections in the u. k. for example, some measures strip the rights of asylum seekers and other vulnerable groups, while others limited judicial oversight and restricted the freedom to peace. the freedom to peacefully protest political analysts, alexander mackay's human rights rhetoric is just the toll of british propaganda and never apply such standards to itself. because the good old fashion, pretty standard when it comes to human rights is never apply to yourself. that which you seek to apply to your enemy. and the doctrine of human rights, particularly human rights, as applied to the international relations arena, is always one that is only going one way when it comes to the standard supply from the british government. the british governm

rights of being systematically dismantled. the report highlighted several new laws introduced in 2022 that weakened human rights protections in the u. k. for example, some measures a stripped the rights of asylum seekers and other vulnerable groups, while others, limited judicial oversight unrestricted, the freedom to peacefully protest. political analysts, alexander mc k, say human wines, rhetoric is the tool of british propaganda. well, the country doesn't actually apply such standards to itself because the good old fashioned pretty standard when it comes to human rights is never apply to yourself . that which you seek to apply to your enemy. and the doctrine of human rights, particularly human rights, as applied to the international relations arena, is always one that is only going one way when it comes to the standard supply from the british government. the british government is still somewhat so we say saw having to give up hong kong all the way back in 1997 with the disturbances in hong kong, which the chinese authorities blamed on outside interference from united states and britain with a degree of justification, human

democracy and also warned about the risks of extreme right in the world of the same time, truly impressed it. and it said that human rights need to be protected everywhere in the world. of an order that we know that values of freedom and respect for human rights and the principle of holding 3 all dick and january elections by universal suffrage, are essential elements of democracy. and in this sense, i reiterate as others have done that we need to see venezuela back in unilateral farms. the members of the elect presented a final declaration in which the press, the importance of preparing for climate change, for example, or defending indigenous communities and languages in latin america and the caribbean. but they also express the importance of working together towards solving the conflicts that are ongoing right now in this part of the world. for example, the situation in haiti with a political and economic crisis in plato, there's been riots for weeks, have left dozens of people dead, but also they requested an end of the marvel in cuba. the vigil has been held through the victims of saturday, shooting incident. judy in southern california.

of the extreme right in the world. at the same time, they chilean president said human rights need to be protected everywhere in the worlde know the values of freedom and respect for human rights and the principal of holding general elections by universal suffrage are an essential element to democracy. in this sense, i.e. reiterate as others have done -- in this sense, i reiterate as others have done. reporter: they presented a final deck relation in which they expressed preparing for climate change or defending indigenous communities and languages in latin america and the caribbean. he also expressed the importance of working together toward solving the conflict ongoing in this part of the world, for example the situation in haiti, though political and economic at -- political and economic crisis in peru. they requested an end to the embargo on cuba. anchor: the former president of mauritania is being detained the day before the start of his corruption trial. he is facing charges along with other for more government members. he refused to answer questions on how he -- how he amassed his fortune. he says the charges are

shootings, of course, but hmm negatively affects the ability to build a system for the protection of human rightss it. uh. when i contacted the chairman, he construction chairman. ah, so that 's the most important thing. human rights the right to life thank you very much for taking the time to get on the air with us, we know that you need to run to the next round of negotiations with the ukrainian country live from turkey was the commissioner for human rights. in russia, tatyana moskalkova. let me remind you, this is the third round. in just a few minutes, negotiations with the ukrainian side will take place in ankara and the results will come. there is military assistance to ukraine from the west almost equal to russia's defense budget, the tass agency calculated that in general the volume of military assistance from the west of kiev reached $ 48.5 billion , which is 95% of russia's defense budget for the twenty-second year leaders in the field of military support and in addition to the united states, germany has become larger than the czech republic and japan also reports that just first of all

and it is clear that this is all indicated by human rights in principle now there is simply no point in talking about the level of human rights protectiontruth. there is no way to support ukraine for my vision, although people still write to support ukraine, even knowing that there will be administrative or criminal punishment. i think it is important to say what is there there is opposition and that many crimeans are waiting for the armed forces, this can be seen all the time during various promotions, which continue to have inscriptions on the walls, for example, when they paint with yellow and blue colors the fsb then looks for and persecutes such people. nevertheless , people still continue such underground activities in support of ukraine and in support of olga, well, returning to forced mobilization, how does it generally continue, what number of people are we talking about in crimea itself? and from the point of view of the international rights is an illegal act, this is an occupied territory in which mobilization into the army of occupation is prohibited, is there any reaction from the world , are these crimean processes monitor