donating, we already have our next guest in touch: lyudmila denisova, human rights activist and head of the ukrainian center for the protectionhuman rights. ms. lyudmila, good afternoon, we congratulate you. good morning. from history, at least, at a minimum, they are discussed in the internet space in parallel with everything that is happening precisely about the fact that, on the one hand, there is, as if according to the norms of laws or regulations, the right to postponement, and then it turns out that on this postponement is denied by the relevant authorities, have you had such stories, what is being done about it? yes, of course, the ukrainian center for the protection of human rights receives appeals from the community. who tell us that there is a right, but they received a refusal from the tsc sp, but recently a military serviceman called, he is reportedly conscripted, he reported that his brother went missing under special circumstances, and he allegedly has such a right for a postponement, but he submitted an application to the tccsp and was refused, why is that is happening, is happening with... because sub-legal n

of what happened there. lyudmila denisova, human rights activist and head of the ukrainian center protection of human rights n touch with us. madam, mrs. lyudmila, congratulations, good morning. good morning to you. ms. ludmila, let's talk a little about the mobilization of citizens who... haven't reached the age of 25 yet, can they still be mobilized in some way, and is it possible in principle, or does the law allow it? yes , today we have three categories of guys who have not reached the age of 25, but can be called up for military service, mobilized, those who have completed military service, those who... and studied at the military department, but are not currently studying at a master’s degree, and those who, when they registered for military registration, on... were recognized by the vlk as unfit for military service in peacetime, or limited to military service in wartime, these are all three categories , which can now be 19 and 20, this is according to the previous edition, they are all obliged, now that the new law on mobilization training was already adopted in march 2014, there is such a gap, incl

rights of military personnel in ukraine. lyudmila denisova, a human rights defender, head of the ukrainian center for the protection of human rights, is already with us, mrs. lyudmila, we welcome you. let's talk now about, actually, whether there is any procedure for the payment of financial support to a military employee if he is in captivity or is considered missing, but before that i would still like to give you some hot news, yesterday the national anti-corruption agency released such information, they surnames were not given, but said that they found signs of illegal enrichment of uah 10 million in ex-ombudsmen and members of the pension fund, they did not name the surname, but if you put a and b together, it turns out that they meant only you, or have you already heard about is it, do you have any comment on this? what can be the comment? i also read such news and saw that, after all, they wrote that there is a presumption of innocence, that is, their duty is to prove. this, if it is so, so for today i have no further comments, everything about the declaration, i i submitted them on time and filled them out as required

free legal assistance, thank you, thank you, lyudmila denisova, a human rights defender and head of the ukrainian center for the protectionf human rights, was in touch with us, we are moving on and will be literally for for a few minutes, we will add a veteran of the russian -ukrainian war to our airwaves, we will talk about political-military situation, so please wait. when you sleep on an uneven surface, the spine. takes the wrong position, because you cannot feel energetic in the morning and productive in the afternoon, and with the matrik stopper you will forget that you are sleeping on an imperfect surface, order a topper for a comfortable sleep at an affordable price. more and more ukrainian families choose the mattrik topper, which comes in a convenient package that is easy enough to remove. within a day after removing the factory film, it can be used. a unique cover in which you you can hide your topper becomes not only. a new interior item and quite a functional thing, you can use it both while relaxing and while working at home, the topper itself is quite easy to take out and spread out. toper from the factory m

individual assessment exposes them to the risk of serious violations of the rights protected by the european convention on the protection of human rights well they love they can do it so veiled summary return such a term for the first time i hear they kill people and it is so beautiful beautiful i imagine that if something like this were done god forbid uh. all this eastern europe into the furnace of the conflict, and they don't give a damn, i would say so, that's all, and they don't care about the lives of these people, yes, not that, what is even happening on the belarusian-polish border, they don't care at all, i think that here we are talking about the fact that here is the plot, yes scholz, yes, ukrainian divers, allegedly yes, who listen to the figure, it means that it is written that private individuals provoked or financed the explosion of the northern streams, the amount of the explosion is 3000. they are simply pushing it out, all this went to the offices of some german parties, other parties, well, we all reacted, everything, this is just a point -wiping, another bureaucratic, it is clear here, the question is differe

african countries must create a regulatory mechanism to ensure the use of technology, the protection of human rights. from the international space station sent astronauts who are very high up they see everything, please pay attention to the screens. dear friends, we welcome all participants and guests of the fourth eurasian women's forum. we are far from you now, but in our souls we are with you, dear women, we can see our entire planet, it is beautiful, the earth is our common home. among you there are definitely women who know what and how to do to there was order in this house, there were fewer illnesses and social problems, so that there were more happy families and children. so that modern technologies did not harm anyone, but only made people's lives easier. we are proud that you, women, leaders, brave, energetic and wise, have gathered from all corners of the earth to join forces and work together, preserving our planet for modern and future generations. we wish the eurasian forum effective work, important decisions, good luck to all participants. cosmonauts of ruscosmos, oleg kononenko, niko

issues, i note that this topic, although it has gone, recently with the host. about the protection of human rights, citizens, freedom of religion, which was developed on our initiative, that is, in the conditions of the collapse. bragged about shooting at the image of the virgin mary with the baby, how would you characterize such situations, is it stupidity, ignorance, deliberate provocation, insult, what does all this mean? well, for me, as for all normal people, what happened is blasphemy, mockery and mockery of christians. the west has long been experiencing a crisis of spiritual values. the creative community is also looking for ways, means. self-expression, but the lack of creativity and creative emptiness is not filled with some new discoveries, the desire to attract attention with pretentious, offensive acts. previously, it was politics, history, culture, human life in various manifestations, now it's the turn of religion, i consider it immoral and unacceptable. in this situation, it is encouraging. that the reaction of most ordinary citizens to such a manifestation of light-sweeping was ex

held in eleven areas, but these are the development of civil society institutions, the protection of human rightsedoms, the promotion of a healthy lifestyle, support for the family, motherhood, fatherhood and childhood, the preservation of historical memory and ecology, animal protection, the best project in each nomination is selected by a special commission. well, let's look at some statistics: since 2017, the presidential grants fund has held 18 competitions, during which time they were submitted more than 167,000 applications and 43,000 ngos. of these , over 30,000 projects were supported. the total amount of allocated grants is 66 billion rubles. another 51. well, preparation, you know, it is such a fear of a student who needs to write a term paper, that is, anyway, you put it off until the penultimate night, that is , this is ... it increases a little, that is, we have us and there if for the first competition that we had, here in we announced it in april of the seventeenth year, only the fund was created in accordance with the decision of the president on april 3 seventeenth year, literall

in eleven areas, but here are some of them - development of civil society institutions, protection of human rightsand freedoms, promotion of a healthy lifestyle, support of the family, motherhood, fatherhood and childhood, as well as the preservation of historical memory, ecology, and animal protection. the best project in each nomination is selected by a special commission, and this, by the way, is 800 experts. initially , the presidential grants fund was created by the president as a single operator of state support for non-profit non-governmental organizations. this project is not for profit, that is, for profit there is, we have a whole system of support in the state that is engaged in supporting small and medium-sized businesses, innovative entrepreneurship, the presidential grants fund, it purposefully supports ascetics, that is, those who have chosen the path of social service for themselves, those who have accepted helping others as one of the goals of life, and of course, the presidential grants fund pays special attention to projects that are related to providing assistance to participan

is what the vice-president of the russian branch of the international committee for the protection of human rights, ivan melnikov, told our channel. with the joint enormous efforts of parents, representatives the russian foreign ministry, human rights activists. we managed to get them released on bail from prison, uh, this means that they do not have the right to travel anywhere outside of sri lanka. the charges against them, unfortunately, have not been dropped, despite all the procedural violations that were committed, uh, during this case. but the main thing is that they are free. the sri lankan prison is one of the most terrible places in the world. and again in mongolia, where vladimir putin is on an official visit, a large delegation from russia, including including the head of rostom alexey likhachev, he told the author and host of the moscow kremlin putin program, pavel zarubin, about the situation at the kursk npp. what is the situation around kursk now? well, there is no particularly good news, and the station is operating in normal mode, now two units. as you know, it has been decommiss

questions, russian foreign minister sergey lavrov during of the conference in saudi arabia cynically stated that russia allegedly protects human rightswith its invasion of ukraine, and this is exactly what the peace talks should be about, which everyone is constantly talking about and that these should be negotiations at the end of the year in one of the countries , i understand, the middle east, let's listen to what lavrov says. if you discuss calls for a ceasefire and think about territorial exchanges, it is not serious. because the problem is not in the territories, the problem is in the rights of the people, which have been trampled under the law and about which none of the initiatives that floating in the political space does not mention. this is when we will see a serious readiness to defend the same human rights that the west upholds on its flags on any issue, but not on this one. when we see such willingness, i am sure we will easily agree on a place and time of meeting. mrs. yulia, do the russians want any negotiations at all, because they are constantly changing their position, they say that if the armed forces of ukraine a

lavrov cynically denies russia's territorial expansion and talks about the protection of human rights. why is the kremlin looking for mediators for negotiations with ukraine among the arab countries. we work live on the espresso tv channel, as well as on our youtube and facebook platforms. for those who are currently watching us live there, please subscribe to. our pages, and also take part in our survey, today we ask you about whether you think that the cessation of hostilities in ukraine is realistic already this fall, yes, no, please vote with the appropriate buttons on youtube. if you have a different opinion, please leave it in the comments below this video, if you are watching us on tv, pick up your smartphone or phone and vote on 0800, 211 381, if you think a cessation of hostilities this autumn is realistic, no 0800 211 382, ​​all calls to these numbers are free, vote at the end of the program, we will sum up the results of this vote, i want to introduce our today's guests... this is iryna gerashchenko, people's deputy of ukraine, member of the parliamentary committee on forei

of the european diplomat. minors undermines the fundamental family values ​​law on the protection of human rightses discrimination, the politician said in a post. the european union announced that it was starting to collect fines imposed by the court from hungary. earlier, budapest refused to accept migrants under the euro quotas and was fined 200 million euros for this. brussels has already deducted the first 93 million from the day, which at the moment were supposed to be transferred to hungary from the eu budget. it seems that we are witnessing the beginning of a new scandal that will shake the eu to its foundations. budapest has already promised that if migrants arrive in the country, they will be offered free transportation to brussels by bus, but the european authorities do not plan to give in, imposing huge fines on the hungarians. the dutch authorities have carried out a shock batman; they do not intend to comply with the eu migration rules. amsterdam sent a letter to the european commission, which states its plans to abandon the european system for accepting refugees, as stated. the mini

poland's practice of turning back migrants at the border does not fully comply with human rights standards. it creates, quote, a high risk of serious violations of rights protected by the european convention on human rights, especially when these persons have formally requested asylum in poland. and in today's incident with the attack employees in mogilev, details emerged, the incident was classified as an attempted murder of two or more persons in connection with their performance of official duties. let me remind you that the incident occurred this morning, a local resident involved in extremist activities came into the field of view of the operative officers of the province. after the officers introduced themselves and asked to show documents, the man began to behave aggressively, pulled out a knife by the point. during the arrest, he inflicted bodily harm on the operatives. the employees were hospitalized, during during the search , another knife and a pistol were seized from the suspect. the situation developed in a crowded place in front of a pedestrian crossing. in this situation, the police officers had every right to use their service weapons, since the

weapons and permission to strike deep into the russian federation is primarily a matter of protecting human rightssandr, your organization documents tens of thousands of war crimes against the civilian population. according to the center for civil liberties , more than 80,000 war crimes committed by russians during russia's war against ukraine have already been documented. what message do you convey when traveling abroad? what is behind this terrible number? i am trying to convey two things: first, we should not only talk about numbers, but also about people. the world is trying to turn people into numbers, we provide evidence of war crimes to give people their names back because life every person matters. we must ensure justice for all people. the second message i want to convey is very clear: evil is on the rise with impunity. russian troops committed terrible crimes in chechnya, moldova, georgia, mali, libya, syria, and other countries of the world. russia has never been punished. russia believes that it can do whatever it wants. we must break this cycle of impunity. after 2.5 years of full-sca

united nations sectory of all the countries come in and to give their speeches and so on, and this international community that's supposed to be there to protect humans, protect human rights, make sure that the international not being breached and we're seeing total you know lack of respect for human rights, human rights violations, international law breaches, people in civil civilian areas, so it's it's it's very clear that the international community is not doing their job, and if this was happening somewhere else in another country, you know, that's obviously affiliated or in the interest of the of the western powers, then obviously there would be major condeminations and there would be major action taken, not just sanctions, they would probably send out the nato uh like they did in different countries such as afghanistan, such as in iraq such as in libya, different countries where they quickly intervened and made sure that they do what they believe is in their interest or they obviously framed lot of things to to uh to uh justify their attacks and so on, but at the same time we see here in palestine and lebanon uh all types of attacks in civil civilian areas um and uh

the world did to come together in those nations that believed in the rule of law and believed in protecting the rights of human beings and the environment. we find ourselves in those same cross roads that nations do not believe in the rule of law or protecting the rights and dignities of human beings or the environment. those are things that unite many of us and as adam talked about, those are the efforts that you talk to other nations about. they may have some differences how we achieve those ends but the majority of countries believe in the same things we believe in. but it's counter to what russia, china and north korea and iran and these violent extremist groups believe in. they are not in favor of the rule of law and do not value the rights of human beings and do not value the resources that they have and they want to exploit others. our challenge is how do we make sure we come together with other nations. we have good relationships and we can do better there. the challenge for us is to make sure we understand that for many nations that are being confronted especially by china, china is a transactional co

effective security partner on the global leadership in strengthening stability, advance the protection of human rights to nonproliferation goals. this administration came into office with the under sink me too lead with the power of our example and not the example of our power. democracies don't, can't, won't the strategic competitors but we need to do better. their principles inform how we approach security operations and our part globally. funds transfers aren't considered on a case-by-case basis but they are assessed according to various considerations in the policy applicable export control regulations and national interest. these considerations range from regional security, technological superiority, nonproliferation issues and burden sharing to name a few. the policy helps u.s. street provide capabilities to allies and partners to promote interoperability, advance shared interest and address shared security challenges. the policy promotes the united states advantage over our strategic competitors. it also ensures arms transfers proved our defense capabilities against competitors such as the prc

relationships and strengths to stand behind as an venezuela not only just achieving their goals but protection of human rights but also address humanitarian and migration crisis that has consequences around the region. we've seen recently what happens between election day and in operation day i believe it's not over. what happens the ultimate outcome and whether the results are article be a significant test for democracy. i hope the state department and usaid will articulate how the u.s. will approach this process. >> thank you. opening statements may be submitted to the record saying we have witnesses. the deputy assistant secretary of brazil and the united states department. the deputy assistant secretary for bureau of democracy at the u.s. department. mr. greg powell, senior deputy assistant administrator for the bureau of latin america for international development, thank you all for being here hoping this will be made part of the record. >> the opportunity to fight today. >> thank you for this opportunity to testify this critical moment in venezuela history. the u.s. government has remained steadfast for

partner and can build on its global leadership and strengthening stability, advancing the protection of human rights, and supporting nonproliferation goals. this administration came into office with the understanding that we need to lead with the power of our example and not the example of our power. democracy doesn't, can't, and won't be by the same rules as our strategic competitors. we need to do better. human rights, democracy, and the rule of law are principles that inform how we approach security cooperation, and are part of our presence globally. arms transfers are considered on a case-by-case basis. they are assessed according to various considerations in the c.a.t. policy, applicable expert patrol relations and national interests. these considerations range from regional security, technological superiority, nonproliferation issues, and burden sharing, to name a few. the c.a.t. policy helps the u.s. to provide capabilities to u.s. allies and partners and promote our ability to advance shared interests, and address shared security challenges. the c.a.t. policy promotes the united states' comp

at their core, these rules have the paramount aim of effectively protecting civilians. international human rights law exists to protect the equality and dignity of every human being even in time. so for law exists to defend values. central to our society is and to out see montane is targeting of thousands of individuals, whether civilians or members of troops without knowledge as to who was in possession of the target, the devices, their location, and their surroundings at the time of the attack violates international and rights role and as applicable, international humanitarian law. it is difficult to conceive how, in these circumstances, such a tax could possibly conform with the key principles of distinction, proportionality, and precautions in a tech, on the international monetary angle. if the attacker is unable to assess the compliance of the a tech with binding rules of international note to play the likely impact on civilians, then the tech should not be carried out of international men to turn law prohibits the use of booby trapped devices in the form of the parent, the homeless, portabl

the georgian parliament adopted laws on family values ​​​​protection of minors, which undermine fundamental human rightscrimination stigmatization. the west continues to shower georgia with restrictions after the adoption of the foreign influence transparency act, which ironically exposed the obviousness of its presence. the us imposed sanctions against the head of. period, the only purpose of this may be to influence the elections, but i think that the reaction of georgian voters to such steps can be very clear very sharp, and this reaction will consist of giving in to the collective national movement past. the united states also suspended a $95 million aid program for georgia, and the european union is now threatening to suspend visa liberalization with the country if it does not return to the path of rapprochement. europe. the european union, at the highest level of presidents and prime ministers, expressed concern about the trajectory of events unfolding in georgia. instead of reforms that will bring georgia closer to the european union, unfortunately, in recent months there have been several events

of belarus. why do we need a world organization that is unable to protect legitimate rights? the office of the un high commissioner for human rights did not evaluate the us sanctions against russian media, allegedly due to a lack of information. at the same time , the organization's representative elizabeth throssell noted that he advocates for freedom of speech, and any restrictions or sanctions must fully comply with the state's obligations under international human rights law. let me remind you that it was previously reported that washington. residents of germany are dissatisfied with the work of the country's government. the level of support for the ruling coalition has fallen to its lowest point since it came to power in 2021. this follows from the results of a survey commissioned by a local television channel. only 16% of respondents are currently satisfied with the work of the government. at the same time, from the results of the survey it follows that if the elections to the bundestag were held next sunday, the coalition would have no chance of remaining in power. the church was created mainly from materials brought

of political and economic ties between states. building a more just, prosperous and sustainable world. protecting human rights, creating architecture, peacebuilding. as part of efforts to develop the continent in a multi-vector way, the african union is implementing a large-scale program. agenda 2063. an important step towards strengthening the economic sovereignty of the countries of the region was the launch of the world's largest african continental free trade area. the security situation on the continent requires a truly new approach that will contribute to the revision of the modern architecture of the world and security, taking into account the factors of destabilization in africa. the emergence of new dangerous challenges requires more serious international mobilization and more effective, meaningful. decisive solidarity between african peoples, from the speech of the chairman of the african union commission moussiy faki mahamat. the african union effectively responds to conflict and crisis situations on the continent, adhering to the principle of african problems - african solutions. the key tasks of

after, it's that understanding from understanding that the system does not protect human life, that this definition of human rights only holds true for. settlers, for colonizers, for um regimes that, you know, it's it only holds true to to protect certain figures in the power and uh basically force everybody is to police nations to make sure that other nation can ever become as strong as as basically influential as these um five holders of veto power, so when people understand that this this does not work, which they have understood, they have to... think we have to do that education that what is the solution, so what do we replace this un with, what are some different organizations we can have, and mean for the longest time they have been selling us the lie that the solution to peace is being passive, which we have seen very much is not the case right, imam khomaini from the get go from the beginning of the islamic revolution said that israel is a cancer, designist regime is a cancer. cancer and that was very careful wording because a cancer is what if you do nothing about a cancer, if you don't contain a cancer,

looks as though it may not be the america that would pay any price, bear any burden, to protect the success of human rightsna is a healthy one? do you think we're — we're ready for a world in which china is as dominant as it is today? i think a lot of work has been done particularly to protect us against things like cybercrime and to protect us against china appropriating technology that is legitimately british. but what, if you want a safe world in the future, must be the primary aim of diplomacy? the primary aim of diplomacy would be to make sure that china and america may be opponents but they don't become enemies and they don't go to war. that must be the primary aim of diplomacy. and i think we have a role to play in that, and i think we should endeavour to play it. one of the things i think we would be wise to build up in the next few years — we're no longer the great military power that we were and we can't afford to be but we're not insignificant. but in terms of soft power, i think we can build up our soft power. i think we can build up our diplomacy. which is best in terms of leadership — winning

looks as though it may not be the america that would pay any price, bear any burden to protect the success of human rights biggest regret with your time in power? it wasn't long enough. how would you like to be remembered? fondly. what do you fear most? autocracy and dictatorship, which is what it merges into. what would you still like to achieve? i think i'd like to live long enough to see my country at ease with itself. sirjohn major, thank you very, very much indeed for your time. thank you. in 201a, 50 5% of scottish voters said no to the question should scotland be an independent country? just under a5% voted for scottish independence. todayjohn swinney is marking the anniversary by giving a speech to pro—independent activists in edinburgh. let's have a listen. i was back in front of the camera is talking about scotland's future. as parliament returned, i spoke to many leading figures in the no campaign, they were gracious and understanding that lifelong independence campaigners like me were truly hurting at that moment. if the result had gone the other way, i know i would have shown the same courtes

violations of the conventions of war, the conventions of peace, the conventions of human rights, the conventions of un protectionu that's completely illegal, not to... mentioned, you can call it ethnic cleansing, you could even call it basically buildup to genocide, because uh, this exactly what is happening in gaza on a much bigger scale exactly word for word of verbatum, what we're seeing in the uh occupied west bank. you know, this situation indicts not only the so-called jewish state, but it indicts all the countries of the world who have done nothing to... stop this travesty, it indicts the united states, it indicts my native canada, it indicts the european union and every state in the european union, it indites all of the collaborator nations, which through their silence are giving a cart blanch to netanyahu, and i mentioned netanyahu personally, because as the head of the government of israel. moved from power by his own people, netanyahu found a way to weaponize the state of israel, the jewish nation, to defend himself by directing their actions against innocent population in a war crime, an overgenocide

violations of the conventions of war, the conventions of peace, the conventions of human rights, the conventions of un protectionsponse to israeli attacks on southern villages, which left one female civilian dead and two others injured. since early october last year hezbollah. has tried to engage israeli forces in northern occupied palestine to take pressure off the palestinian resistance groups. our bayro correspondent, mariam salla joined us earlier with an update on the latest exchange of fire between hesbollah fighters and israely forces along lebanon's southern borders. let's stick a listen. the israelis of course shelled very heavily in the early hours of the morning. some 14 different areas, some areas now actually shaling them more than once, you have for example lot of the outskirts, lot of the the natural reserves, they all were almost targeted yesterday, all the area in the salani between yatar, between ramya, between itashab, that was targeted, but the heaviest shelling seemed to be in the town of kafra, which is by the way not completely evacuated, it is still inhabited by civilians, we know from un

violations of the conventions of war, the conventions of peace, the conventions of human rights, the conventions of un protectiond in sight to this war, we will be analyzing the latest developments, the human toll and of course the increasing calls for peace. so without further ado, let's explore the...

responsibility of the british government is just a deception and hypocrisy. a hypocrite in their opinion, people kenyans are not people who have human rights and deserve to have their human rights protected. by 1956, only a thousand of our members remained. their leaders were arrested and peace was temporarily restored to this african jungle. in the middle of 50 ad, the military war against us was almost won. england's unprecedented violence in suppressing the rebellion against the colonial government. as a result, thousands of people were killed and tens of thousands of others were engaged in forced labor and unemployment in the camps under the supervision of the british forces. the problem of the colonial government was that until then tens of thousands of kenyans were killed he kept camps that were supposed to be the place of people who are suspected of being a member of this group or who did not return to us because of their loyalty. well, it should be said that by 1955 there were more than 80 thousand people all over kenya. and forcing them to confess one by one and using the people who confess to break the resistance of the others. both the europeans and the africans, who ate their

of the british government is just a deception and hypocrisy. a hypocrite, in their opinion, the kenyan people are not people who have human rights and deserve to have their human rights protected. by 1956 , only a thousand of our members remained . their leaders were arrested and peace was temporarily restored to this african jungle. in the middle of the 1950s, he almost won the military war against us. england's unprecedented violence in suppressing the rebellion. sat against the colonial government in samar. thousands of people were killed and tens of thousands of others were engaged in forced labor and unemployment in the camps under the supervision of the british forces. this is the problem of the colonial government until then, tens of thousands of kenyans were kept in camps that were supposed to house people who are suspicious of being a member of this group or because of their own loyalty. they did not return to maumau. well, it must be said that by 1955, there were more than 80,000 people who were settled in camps all over kenya. but the colonial government did not want to let these people go free because it was afraid that a movement against colonialism would form aga

international humanitarian law, of international human rights law and amounts to war crime. the first additional protocol to the geneva convention of 1949 pertaining to the protection of victims of armed conflicts stipulates in article 35 that the right of parties to the conflict to choose methods of warfare is not unlimited which means that using should be subjected to international and humanitarian laws, especially the principle of protection, meaning protecting civilians according to article 48 and the principle of precaution, whereas all parties to the conflict should take all the necessary precautions when directing their military operations to avoid civilian loss of life and to avoid damaging civilian property, this is article 57. the first protocol also stipulates in article 51: the prohibition of the acts of or threats of violence, the primary purpose of which is to spread terror among civilian population, it also prohibits in article 37 killing, injuring or capturing an adversary using perfedy. article 58 also prohibits israel through this terrorist aggression has violated the basic principles of international humanitarian law and did not distinguish betwe

violations of the conventions of war, the conventions of peace, the conventions of human rights, the conventions of un protectionreports of possible casualties or damage yet. earlier hezball announced that its fighters targeted israeli artillery positions in the occupied syrian golan heights with katusha rockets. the resistance group also targeted neot mortikai settlement for the first time. hezbulah said its overnight operation was response to israeli attacks on southern villages which left one female civilian dead and two others injured. since early october last year, hezbolah has tried to engage israeli forces in northern occupied palestine to uh take pressure off the palestinian resistance groups. press tv's mariam sal is joining us now from the lebanese capital beirot with the more on the latest um escalation of tensions along the south lebanon border miami. yes barry, well you mentioned that the israelis of course shelled very heavily in the early hours of the morning um some 14 different areas uh some areas now actually telling them more than once uh you have for example lot of the outskirts lot of the uh

violations of the conventions of war. the conventions of peace, the conventions of human rights, the conventions of un protectionthe international community to make the... regime promptly acceed to the nuclear non-proliferation treaty without any precondition. iravany added that israel must be forced to place all of its nuclear facilities under the international atomic energy agencies safegards. he also reiterated iran's commitment to nuclear disarmment calling for comprehensive and legally binding prohibition of all types of nuclear tests. at least four people have been killed and several others injured and yet another shooting inc. in the us state of georgia, according to law enforcement officials, those killed include two students and two teachers. nine people were taken to hospital with injuries, the incident happened after the shooter who is also a student opened fire on his classmates and then the teachers outside of the class. authorities have identified the shooter as 14-year-old coult grey who is now in custody. the motive behind the shooting is not given yet. police say investigation is underway into t

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of the british government is just a deception and a hypocrisy. in their opinion , kenyan people are not people who have human rights and deserve to have their human rights protected. by 1956, only a thousand of our members remained. their leaders were arrested. in suppressing the rebellion against the colonial government, england killed thousands of people and tens of thousands of others were engaged in forced labor and unemployment in the camps under the supervision of the british forces. the problem of the colonial government was that until then tens of thousands one of the kenyans in he kept camps that were supposed to be the place of people who are suspected of being a member of this group or who did not return to us because of their loyalty. well, it must be said that by 1955 , there were more than 80,000 people who were settled in camps all over kenya. but the colonial government did not want to let these people go free because it was afraid that a movement against colonialism would form again. the administration of these camps had huge costs which were directly funded by the british government. that's why there was pressure from london that this should be

violations of the conventions of war, the conventions of peace, the conventions of human rights, the conventions of un protectionent for the first time. as well as said. it's overnight operation was in response to israeli attacks on southern villages, which left one female civilian dead and two others injured. since early october last year, hezbollah has tried to engage israely forces in northern occupied palestine to take pressure off the palestinian resistance groups. iran is categorically rejected as baseless and misleading the accusations leveled by the us, uk and france against tehron about its alleged role in the ukraine war. in identical letters to the president of the security council and the un chief iran's envoy criticized the us and its allies for fueling the flame of war by supplying ukraine with lethal weapons. amir said avani said any claim that iran is involved in the sale export or transfer of arms to russia and violation of its international obligations are completely bases. he also said that contrary to the claim, it's the united states, not iran which is the main supporter and promoter of terr

violations of the conventions of war, the conventions of peace, the conventions of human rights, the conventions of un protectiond to place all of its nuclear facilities under the international atomic energy agency safeguards, he also reiterated iran's commitment to nuclear disarmament calling for a comprehensive and legally binding prohibition on all types of nuclear tests. that's a rap for now with stick around, we've got plenty more to come here on press tv, see you in a bit. the economic condition was very bad. now, the youngest leader of the soviet union was the ruler of the largest country in the world. gorbachev was preparing himself for better days, days when the soviet people, like the americans. could live well, people had pinned their hoops on gorbachev, and gorbachev had pinned his hopes on reagan. gorbachev knew if the united states collaborated with the soviet union, the europeans would follow suit. neither gorbachev's economic policies, nor his attempts to trade with the west, nor expecting international loans worked. the russians decided to stop the gamble they had started. 15 years ago with gorb

questions, minister minister of foreign affairs of russia sergey lavrov, during a conference in saudi arabia, cynically stated that russia allegedly protects human rights with its invasion of ukraine, and this is exactly what should be discussed at the peace talks, which everyone constantly talks about they are also talking about the fact that these should be negotiations at the end of the year in one of the countries, i understand that of the middle east, let's listen to what lavrov says. if we discuss the call... to cease fire and think about territorial exchanges, it is not serious, because the problem is not in the territories, the problem is in the rights of the people, which have been trampled under the law and which none of the initiatives floating in the political space mention. this is when we will see a serious readiness to protect the same human rights that the west upholds on its flags on any issue, just not this when we see such readiness, we, i... because they are constantly changing their position, they are talking about the fact that if the zsu is not at the kurshchyna, then maybe we will come to negotiations, and this is what shaigu sa