and this is exactly where we have excellent partners: the center for the protection of human rights ,the protection of human rights, who provide legal assistance, who help us get through all this a bureaucratic machine for people who help to issue all these letters and requests, they do a lot of work and now in fact all the people who contacted us and indicated in the questionnaire that they do not have formalized status documents, we redirect them there to this ukrainian center protection of human rights so that they can at least start the stage of drawing up documents. yes, the memorandum, we work with them. they do a lot in this direction, because they have lawyers who specialize in this, who know where to go, how to go, how to request documents, what requests to submit and it is extremely important and it is a significant help for such families, do you know when you start to study the requests and see what people are asking for ? yes, you know, and you begin to traumatize this well, you traumatize yourself because you understand you know such stories, they are sometimes like that,

and here we have excellent partners. the center for the protection of human rights, the ukrainian centerction of human rights, who provide legal assistance, who help people to get through this entire bureaucratic machine, who help people to draw up all these letters, requests , they are doing a lot of work even now in fact, all the people who contacted us and indicated in the questionnaire that they do not have formalized status documents, we redirect them there to this ukrainian center for the protection of human rights so that they can at least start the stage of formalizing the documents. yes, we cooperate with them and they do a lot in this direction, because they have lawyers who specialize in this , who know where to go, how to go, how to request documents , and what requests to submit, and this is extremely important and it is a significant help for such families , it means such uh when you start studying the requests and you look at what people are asking for and you start to get traumatized about this tra- well, you get traumatized because you understand and you know that such s

relation to the colony violations of all the basic principles of international law and the protection of human rightst the norms, the neglect of environmental standards in these countries, but also in addition to interference. in domestic affairs violation of sovereignty information impact will there be enough power for this technological challenge in britain to the essence of this is to declare one’s position in the conditions of the cyber system in the conditions of cyber neo-colonialism in conditions, in fact , of setting the position of cyber-absence, why are we talking about cyber-colonialism and cyber-absence, because today a natural question also arises, who will rise the highest, who will take these positions, and who will impose these conditions of development in this new cyber world on the rest of the countries of the world, who will have technologies for equal positions in the cyber world, and who will not have these technologies. well, mostly loud about it say, of course, latin american countries. although they were all british colonies. that is, they are talking about other metropolises.

and the protection of human rights disregard for environmental regulations in these countries, but alsoo interference in internal affairs violation of sovereignty informational impact. is it enough power for this technological challenge in britain, in order to essentially declare its position in the conditions of the cyber system in the conditions of cyber not near colonialism in conditions, in fact, exposing the position of cyberabsence, why are we talking about cyber not near neolism and slavery, because today too a natural question arises, who will rise the highest, who will take these positions, and who will impose these conditions of development on the rest of the world in this new cyber world, who will have the technology for equal positions in the cyber world, and who will not will these technologies. well, mostly loudly talking about it, of course, latin american countries. although they were all british colonies. that is, they are talking about other metropolises. well, there's just been a lot of notable political figures out there who are talking about it. they spoke, includin

protect them built? here it is very important to understand how effective and high-quality this international dialogue. uh, international institute of human rights. well, unfortunately, indeed the architecture of the international protection of human rights. has undergone a significant change. to put it mildly, one can say that it is actually the destruction of discrimination against the russian-speaking population, which is visible to the entire international community . today it has not received an adequate assessment. saw a bright, clearly defined position on about not accepting this phenomenon russophobia just recently, together with the human rights council. under the presidency, we discussed this topic, to which specifically those people who experienced what we call russophobia were invited. mom told how she, and the child at a school in germany, was put out the door because he refused to draw the russian flag crossed out for a 10 -year-old boy in class, he turned to the teacher. and can i draw a dove no said the teacher you are a bad boy and your place is outside the door and and when we face these unprecedented cases of dehumanization. h

it is the most authoritative body in the field of promotion and protection of human rights. s the successor of the un commission on human rights, which existed since 1946. this year, this body radion on human rights deals with the protection of human rights in almost all countries of the world, if it sees this as a necessity, as far as the current session is concerned, then the main issue in its issue will undoubtedly be russia's aggression against ukraine and the violation of rights by the aggressor in the occupied territories. and this violations of human rules or violations of human rights include extrajudicial losses torture abuse cruel treatment deportation to russia e . criminal with the prosecutor's decisions of the international criminal court, except for the khan, and he was talking about the fact that 16,000 children of ukraine are now deported to russia, and there they are undergoing various kinds of re-education and accelerated procedures for the accelerated retention of russian citizenship, which is also a war crime, that is, the council will concentrate on the i

indicated that to achieve its strategic goals , efforts will be directed to investing in the protection of human rightsjiang. seriously, they are going to protect human rights from belarus to sindians. while reporting from the streets of los angeles, detroit, which is more like reports. watch overseas tv channels thousands of people are dying under controlled circumstances and no one is taking action. and trump and the current sleepy, wives, they are nothing can do. but they can’t or don’t want to, because they have to step on the tail of arms manufacturers. but how to come, and the money is from there. are relatives there? for various other entertainment events , money is received from there. that's all their independence does not know who and their human rights. they would have wanted to do it, well, in general, maybe they can’t already, but the lord is with him, only we don’t need to be taught human rights and democracy. we have eaten this, who the chinese are wise people. they themselves will restore order in xinjiang, as well as in russia, which they trying to teach themselves. look there, we know

have formalized status documents, we redirect them there to this ukrainian center for the protection of human rightsthat they can at least start the stage of formalizing the documents. lawyers who specialize in this, who know where to go, how to go, how to request documents, what requests to submit, and this is extremely important and this is essential help for such families, it means such uh, when you start studying the requests and see what people are asking for. yes, and you start it you know and traumatize yourself. well, you traumatize yourself. because you understand, you know, stories like this are sometimes like that, what are they ? you don't even realize how such a thing is possible , for example, there is the donetsk region, which is under the control of ukraine. a village in which a family died, a family in which the breadwinner died, the house is gone, the house is destroyed , and you don't have to live, the children, your mother, understand the state of the payments, we don't have a lot of requests in the kiev region, yes, in the kyiv region, we have a lot of requests, we don't have a

procedure is that we now add to our marathon lyudmila denisova, a human rights activist, the head of the ukrainian center for the protection rights , a person who, from the first day of the full-scale russian invasion, began to sound the alarm and began to inform about the crimes committed by russian interventionists on our territories, in particular against children, and here we congratulate you glory to ukraine, mrs. lyudmylo, glory to the hero, glory to the warrant of the international criminal court against putin and this lviv white woman was indicted for crimes against children, for abduction and deportation of children, respectively , we would like to start our conversation with this, as far as documents - russian crimes against ukrainian children were documented, and is there an evidence base that, i hope , is already in the international criminal court will satisfy the demanding western investigators well, the fact that the warrants were issued is already evidence of the seriousness of the collected evidence base, but you know that this is a very important decision of the international criminal court and not only o

at the says questions on human rights often remain unanswered. infantile, meanwhile, is certainly known for talking a good game. it brought me up to no human rights protection of human rights. international level is until priority for fever. we put it as a condition in our bidding process for all our competitions and whatever we go around the world. we are, of course, a highlighting the need for protecting human rights fee for had said it was open to creating a compensation fund for maltreated guitar, a workers that hasn't happened, but the upcoming fever club world cup was awarded to saudi arabia. those firms and stick white glove british cut out there for me it's about fif is credibility. it has to stand by the statements. it's president makes the it, it moves. i have to admit, i don't feel that's the case. so i find it hard to offer my support, federal, infantile may not be flavor of the month in europe. but his huge popularity among the majority of 5211 members means his re election as president is likely to be a formality. coming up next to the documentary mozambique land of treasures and turmoil menus, a dw dot com. so as our social media, the handle is

including the protection of human rights from belarus to sindian. seriously they are going to protectarus to sindian there as far as china, while the reports from the streets of los angeles, detroit texas are more and more reminiscent of reports from the front. watch overseas tv channels thousands of people are dying. from the wrong controlled weapons and rampant banditry, and often from the hands of the so-called law enforcement officers, and with dubious circumstances and no one takes action. and trump and the current dream they can't do anything. but they can’t or don’t want to, because you have to step on, fuck, the tail of weapons manufacturers. but how to come? receive that's it. independence they do not know whom and their human rights. if they wanted to, they would have done, well, in general, maybe they can’t and can’t, but the lord is with them, only we don’t need to be taught human rights and democracy. we ate this, who the chinese are a wise people. they will also restore order in xinjiang, as well as in russia which they are trying to teach at home. look there, we know ho

that if we defend human rights, the minister british foreign affairs should when the speech of iran's foreign minister to leave the meeting as a sign of protest against the protectionhuman rights was formed in a situation where this country itself has a long history of violating human rights and of course supporting terrorism, supporting the recent disturbances and groups like the hypocrites who have a long history of terror. there are thousands of innocent iranians. enemies of the islamic republic tried hard to delegitimize it by taking advantage of the shah's passion and the recent tensions. another thing they did was present a new picture of the leaders of terrorism . which is responsible for the death of more than 17 thousand iranians innocent is among the children. he introduces him as the future president of iran . this action shows the terrorist nature of the enemies of the islamic republic of iran. it also emphasizes that the western analysis and evaluation of the iranian nation is wrong. and they call the terrorist leader of the hypocrites the president of the people of iran, and i want to start by recognizing the president-elect maryam rajabi. someone sup

this extremely important and fruitful conversation lyudmila denysova human rights defender head of the ukrainian center for the protection of human rights exo powers of the verkhovna rada of ukraine on human affairs let 's move on 17:00 32 minutes we will remind you of important messages. what the russians were doing today in zaporizhzhia . as of now, we know about 20 wounded victims and one person who was hospitalized. unfortunately, unfortunately, he died in the hospital . the air raids in the ukrainian regions do not stop either. follow them, please, and take care of your own safety. well, the security service of ukraine detained the adjuster of the russian missile attack on the school in kramatorsk, the press service of the sbu and the prosecutor 's office of the donetsk region inform about it the invaders launched a missile attack on the school in kramatorsk on march 5 of this year, he was scouting the combat positions of units of the armed forces of ukraine in the front -line areas of the region, the russian curators were particularly interested in the coordinates of the location of long-range foreign weapons of th

of human rights. these are cruel labor practices. this is child labor. this is in fact, but a violation of the norms, and the practice of protecting the rights of workers.goods produced by transnational corporations mobile phones and smartphones computers household appliances clothes and shoes fertilizers and much more are produced, in fact, with the help of the labor of modern slaves. to agree with the idea that is popular among neo-marxists, and , by the way, in britain itself in the usa what is exploitation? and, that is, economic ties are used to form unequal, and relations in the economic sphere, when the conditional country of the metropolis sells resources, and in return it buys processed raw materials, while resources are always costs about the same, but seriously becomes more and more expensive in the digital age. and this acquires an additional dimension of great importance in the modern world. technology plays the one who owns them can claim a dominant role in the political world of anime. today, the british will still try to play this role, because when we talk about britain leaving the european union, britain does not comply with those requ

meeting of the human rights council on behalf of the islamic republic of iran and share our opinions and views about human rights and the fundamental mechanisms that have been established to protectm , mr. president of protection and promotion human rights are in the common body of all the nations of the world, no country or group is responsible for the constructions in the national lands, he emphasized that the parts can be solved by coordination, let's coordinate well, the ministry of energy has a problem here, leave jihad here, the judiciary, the ministry of interior and the administration endowment if we have a law we have a perception of a violation of the law. well, we will discuss it again here. the food group also said that government agencies should obey the law in construction to preserve national lands . he came here and this changed, did you feel that? in the continuation of the minister of jihad agriculture, he also presented the reports of the government to eliminate the illegal occupation of lands, and in the few months that the 13th government has started, with all the space that has happened, we will grow the issuance of documents until the end of 1402. according

moscow's sakharov center for the protection of human rights is opening its last exhibition. memory of the famous soviet dissident andrei sakharov has now fallen into official disfavor. some diplomats and a handful of human rights activists are attending. older people who have little left to fear and who are all too familiar with the workings of a totalitarian system: when things get tough, it looks around for enemies within. >> they need an eternal enemy one for the masses. homosexuals, lgbt people, fit perfectly because they evoke so many negative emotions here in this society. as an enemy of the masses, lgbt people work even better than we human rights activists. we're irrelevant to people. >> two lives, packed into four suitcases. their flight leaves in just a few hours. because of the sanctions, they can't fly non-stop to london. they have to catch a plane from belgrade to paris and then a train to london. they can't leave the cat behind, and on planes, the uk only allows pets in the cargo hold. they don't want to subject their cat to that ordeal. the taxi picks them up

moscow's sakharov center for the protection of human rights is opening its last exhibition. the memory of the famous soviet dissident andrei sakharov has now fallen into official disfavor. some diplomats and a handful of human rights activists are attending. older people who have little left to fear and who are all too familiar with the workings of a totalitarian system: when things get tough, it looks around for enemies within. >> they need an eternal enemy one for the masses. homosexuals, lgbt people, fit perfectly because they evoke so many negative emotions here in this society. as an enemy of the masses, lgbt people work even better than we human rights activists. we're irrelevant to people. >> two lives, packed into four suitcases. their flight leaves in just a few hours. because of the sanctions, they can't fly non-stop to london. they have to catch a plane from belgrade to paris and then a train to london. they can't leave the cat behind, and on planes, the uk only allows pets in the cargo hold. they don't want to subject their cat to that ordeal. the taxi picks them

along the entire perimeter, there is a red passage for the protection of human rights and the protection of decay for the orthodoxy of russia in 988. these are holy places and you can't do it with dirty hands. it is not clear who to climb here , at the direction of the authorities, the commission was supposed to deal with the transfer of property, but the novices parishioners on the territory of the lavra, we did not let it in, we had to commission. we came with a commission , we had to come in and start checking, the way people pray and sing, and for some reason closed. we will now record all this and continue. our work for 3 months is calculated in the police officials. the ministry of culture wrote a statement and now in the lavra they were seen armed with machine guns people in uniform, but it doesn’t really come to open confrontation, but you stand, quietly and humbly, but in no case can any commission work, they have no permission to do this . this is a church. today i filed a lawsuit on the business day, but he refused to consider the case. he defends his shrine, which bruises our

it will take a long time to change that at the ada. moscow's soccer of center for the protection of human rights is opening its last exhibition. the memory of the famous soviet dissident andre soccer off has now fallen into official disfavor. some diplomats and a handful of human rights activists are attending older people who have little left to fear and who are all too familiar with the workings of a totalitarian system. when things get tough, it looks around for enemies within immune from the past. the young, they need an eternal enemy, one for the masses. when it, when homosexuals, l g, b, t people yet perfectly because they evoke so many negative emotions. here in the society shuttle as an enemy of the masses. algae, beauty, people work even better than we human rights activists especially were irrelevant to people if you were up to lives packed into 4 suitcases. their flight leaves in just a few hours because of the sanctions. they can't fly on stock to london. they have to catch a plane from belgrade to paris and then a train to london. they can't leave the cat behind and on planes. the u

unfortunately, all modern international law is built on the international protection of human rights ocedural guarantees for persons accused of committing international crimes are mandatory must be observed and ukraine is also interested in this, we are interested in the fact that the decision of a special tribunal regarding aggression or a decision of the international criminal court is as legal as possible and recognized as much as possible more countries in the world, it is desirable for the russian federation to do this after the change of power after the victory of ukraine, because this is an important step towards reconciliation, unfortunately, it has to happen, it will not be otherwise, and it is also an important step towards further coexistence with the russian federation, so you see russians very often appeal to international law when ukraine commits an act that can be interpreted as a violation or non-compliance with international law, and they immediately start shouting about human rights, about what uh, actually uh, well you see, unfortunately, well, we also have to be in

human rights ombudsman tatyana moskalkova today called for the introduction of responsibility for russophobia in the criminal code, she stated this in an interview with our channel. the architecture of the international protectionman rights has undergone significant changes, to put it mildly, one can actually say destruction. discrimination against the russian-speaking population, which is visible to the entire international community today , it has not received an adequate assessment the right person of the un is, uh, the structures of the council of europe, but nowhere have we seen a clear, clearly expressed position regarding the non-acceptance of this phenomenon of russophobia. the jewish museum and the tolerance center of the capital are preparing a new project to show household items , handicrafts, unique historical photographic documents, which should give an idea of ​​the history and culture of bukharian jews, as maria valieva found out some of these exhibits. previously, they were not exhibited publicly. the cultural journey into the world of bukharian jews begins with an exposition, dedicated to the decoration of houses in samarkand and bukhara, here is an amulet, shi-vite, it protects housing from ev

nations, everyone said that it was hopeless , but i said that we have no other tool for the protection of human rightse geneva conventions than the red cross, and i , let's say, got access to the human body who is now the head of the red cross in ukraine, and there are three of us, i'm tanya itara, we went to a meeting, and the meeting was more or less calm from the beginning. i just tried to convey that they should be actively involved because er, i am contacted by people who say that we submitted a request to the red cross there in er, in june, because while there the red cross receives the request and it does not enter its moment into the system, we still submitted it in june and only in december they asked us registered this request ah now they started i already hear from people just the other day ah i was contacted about the disappearance of a missing person. i told the red cross where to go so that they could register. they registered in one day. and we had a very difficult conversation. then we included tara, who told us. yes, well, no, not among us , they themselves the big questions to the re

work in three leadership positions in the bodies of the assemblies , the committee for the protection of human rights and democracy , the committee for cooperation with the un and the committee for the development of youth movements in the parliaments of the world "unite against genocide, the worst form of intolerance ," the first vice-speaker called on the participants of the assembly during his speech at the general debate on the sidelines of the 146th assembly of the inter -parliamentary union of representatives of all nations fighting for freedom, democracy and death, joining the ukrainian defenders, our society united against the form of intolerance of genocide. today, we expect the same unity from the world. resolution condemning the aggression of the russian federation against our country, this time they related to humanitarian issues, namely the deportation of ukrainian children to russia, this the document was supported even by tanzania, which for the first time voted for ukrainian issues in general, among the five resolutions adopted during the 146th assembly, three related to ukraine , one

them all spoke that it is promising, but well, i said that we have no other tool for the protection of human rightsneva conventions than the red cross. we are in three skating and tarot we went to a meeting and the meeting was more or less calm at first. i was just trying to convey that they should be actively involved because people are contacting me saying that we submitted a request back there in june to the red cross because the red cross does not receive the request there, and it does not enter it into its system. we submitted it in june and only in december they registered us with this request, and now they have started . i am already hearing from people just the other day. and i was contacted about the missing person. i said where to turn to red cross for them to register, they registered in one day and we had a very difficult conversation, then we included another tara who told yes yes well, not in her among us all of them and the biggest questions to the representatives of the red are quite reasonable yes and uh she asked that where are you you were pouring water on me people were killed w

everyone said that it was not promising, but well, i said that we have no other tool for the protection of human rightsding to the geneva conventions than the red cross. and i, hmm, let's say i got access to the body of the person who is now the head of the red cross in ukraine, and we have three questions and tarot . we went for a meeting, and there was a meeting at first er, more or less calm. i was just trying to convey er that they should turn on actively because er to me

from the pope, the western world, those people who there, for example, take care of the protection of human rights, and this same week we will learn that maksym butkevich a ukrainian human rights defender who went to defend ukraine, joined the army, was sentenced to 13 years in prison, or whether these news reached there or somehow convinced the community that doubts, that says not everything is so clear-cut, or that you have a civil war, you are one people with russia, it is unknown what are you fighting for in russia? in general, they are good , but they only have bad leaders. over there for russia we can say about him that for a minute the pope is a useful idiot for russia over there, like, well, what happened there, there were 900 popes, and well, there were different ones, yes, they were among them, which the roman catholic church must have been ashamed of in some times well, there were those who were short-sighted and inconsistent, who thought that what if it was possible to launch a ukrainian woman and a russian woman together there, like that it would change something, that it would be pos

without the reform of the bar is impossible, as well as the quality and quality of the protection of human rightsdings, and without the proper quality of professional education, we cannot expect that we will have high-quality attorneys, prosecutors and judges, therefore it is a really complex problem, and our organization deals with all of these by the way thank you very much mr. stepan stepan berko, an employee, an advocacy , a provocative manager, it’s left andriy, you haven’t slept , friends, we’re taking a little break, i mean with andrii zaychuk, he ’ll practice a little with some colloquialisms, he’ll speak well, in the meantime, the children's search service and the news selection are in line, we are looking for 11-year -old hleb cherepanov. the boy has been considered missing for more than a year. and now we have received information from a witness, a woman reported that she saw our program about the search for hleb and allegedly recognized him, well, god forbid to be true, in which country do you know where they could go? well, for some reason, my intuition shows that it is definitely hi

exploits of the united states and its allies in the field of struggle for democracy and the protection of human rightsyou can list just endlessly. the use of ammunition causes contamination of the area, including oncological diseases, a fact that the united states and great britain consider unproven, of course, has not been proven, because britain gathered in ukraine to study the effect of united uranium on people's health. who in the west counts these? ukrainians this week in brussels again pounded water in a mortar. brussels hosted the eu summit ukraine became the main topic for discussion again. the brussels summit is increasingly turning into a rural one, no one is interested in anything, it does not affect anything. let this is a great way for the leaders of europe to escape from the real problems of their country for at least 2 days . kiev a little more and europeans will also begin to receive salaries in unshakable support for ukraine, well, as they say in kiev, support without a penny summit down the drain. also within two days of the summit, the participants discussed the issue of confiscatio

political demands, well, except for one demand of loyalty, that is, they do not they demand the protection of human rightsva to uh, political rights and civil liberties, close your eyes and everything is simple, you have to protect our interests, that is, be loyal to the movement . who is the shaper of our interests, and we are ready to close our eyes to everything else ? have passed this stage that this is a real son, but this is our modern day. well , no civilized country behaves like that, if we take the leaders mentioned to us, if they can be called that, putin, lukashenka and all the they are united by the fact that they really want to hold on to power for as long as possible, he sat down. he went for a third term. if i'm not mistaken , by the way, it also depends on political models, that is, for example, this cult figure from like here, too, in ukraine, everyone is running around like a fool with a written-off bag, how do you call it the treatment of nato there from the third world for the first time, well, many people considered him to be usurpers there, tyrants and much more . well, but we see th

of common rights is it all the nations of the world? a group entitled to a monopoly on property or the right to protect human rights without or to force otheres to submit to self-made interpretations of the east. respect for human rights and human dignity for religious beliefs and beliefs. humanity based on the goals of developing friendly relations, real dialogue between the member states, two examples of muhammad's human rights should be put, the right to development and all its members should be considered in the framework of unilateral measures in the constitutional rights system and educate these people from the basic rights of health. and life is deprived of its own ball of sand perfectly, the five human rights mechanisms of the united nations can, through real and constructive dialogue , as well as with rf, a tool that is the format of mr. white's exchange, the peaceful gatherings that were held in my country during the tragic ms. mehsa , show the spirit of solidarity and sympathy of the people. iran, the daughter of peaceful gatherings, was turned into violence due to the intervention of terrorist elements . in this regard, a number

of human rights. the commissioner also met with the head of state, human rights activists noted the huge step forward that uzbekistan has taken in terms of protectingnder equality. at the same time, as usual, he could not resist giving a couple of valuable tips, in particular , he recommended to uzbekistan, where to criminalize traditional same-sex relationships, the imposition of non-traditional values. generally. nothing new. on the western front. without change, an obsessive desire to go in from the rear. it's not easy in kazakhstan the situation with floods is the worst the western regions of the country suffered the most more about the fight against the elements on the left liquid buckwheat, which is difficult not to get bogged down, on the right there is a continuous expanse of water shots from the aktobe region of kazakhstan where dozens of villages are trapped by the elements and water does not stop flowing, on the contrary, it increases here is the road the asphalt has been dug up. this is the highway towards uralsk. and this is the hobda village, which was almost completely flooded with water. from the water at first at home, someone did

clarify the obligations the countries like australia have to protect people from the impact of climate change, to protect people's human rightsll need to take seriously its obligations to tackle climate change and also to protect human rights, so this adds to the reasons why australia will need to shift away from fossil fuel exports. need to shift away from fossil fuel “porte— fuel exports. but these judgements _ fuel exports. but these judgements though - fuel exports. but these i judgements though would not fuel exports. but these - judgements though would not be legally binding so how will the rule of international law actually be upheld? well, it's not legally — actually be upheld? well, it's not legally binding _ actually be upheld? well, it's not legally binding itself, i not legally binding itself, what it does is it clarifies the current state of international law with regards to the obligations that countries have, both to tackle climate change and to protect and tackle climate change to protect people's human rights. and to realise their human rights. the right to health, the right to education, the right to housing

the fletcher school of law and diplomacy at tufts university and studied international protection of human rights law at harvard law school, as well as journalism at the university of california at berkeley. in the program for minority journalists. tonight, dr. lusane is presenting his new book, $20 and change. harriet tubman and the ongoing fight for racial justice and democracy. in this book, dr. lusane writes from a basic premise racist historical narratives and pervasive social inequities are inextricably linked. changing one can transform the other. taking up the debate over the future of the $20 bill, lusane uses the question of harriet tubman versus andrew jackson as a lens through which to view the current state of our nation's ongoing reckoning with the legacies of slavery and foundational white supremacy. he places the struggle to confront unjust social conditions and direct connection with the push to transfer from our public symbols, making it plain that any choice of whose life deserves to be remembered and honored is a direct reflection of whose basic rights are deemed worthy of pro

free help free of charge to go to court and protect human rights. o, for free, details about this type of assistance and phone numbers for contacting are on the trade union portal one prof-bike. remember that in order to protect your rights , you do not need to justify yourself by the need to provide for loved ones, the president does everything possible to make belarusians feel not only the protection of their rights, but also their human dignity. and if you are fed breakfast and withhold money, you need to immediately seek help. some employers should emerge from the nineties and accept the fact that in a state of law, ignoring the right of people will not work. well and civil servants do not forget that they are in the service of the people and each formal reply is a new point of tension in society and for this in developed countries, i understand see you. fight he is a prisoner of the royal city of the yaks, for you already had a sonorous political role , we recognize them for the architectural priests of belarus, the goat of butslavets is a brill

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rights. nancy. [applause] >> good afternoon. i'm nancy northrop presidency of the center for reproductive rights. we are lawyers and human rights advocates who work to ensure that reproductive rights are protected in the law as fundamental human rights by governments around the world. all of the reproductive health care that people need for maternity care, contraception fertility care and abortion care are rooted in fundamental rights fundamental human rights, the right to life, the right to health the right to bodily economy and equality in the right to be free from discrimination on the basis of gender disability and more. last year in june the supreme court in the dobbs decision took away the right to abortion from people across the nation. they did so in a decision that took away for the very first time a right to personal liberty. never before has the supreme court done that and now because of that you heard about the harms of people are suffering across the nation. people are needing to travel out-of-state if they have the means. women in emergencies are being denied essential lifesaving care. doctors are facing the real choice between prison sentences as long as 99 years in the state of