so compared to those that have not been physically punished.— physically punished.at - physically punished. so the implication is that if - physically punished. so the i implication is that if someone physically punished. so the - implication is that if someone is prepared to physically punish their child, to smack their child, that that escalates, that it may get more out of control. the that escalates, that it may get more out of control.— out of control. the study show that that violence _ out of control. the study show that that violence towards _ out of control. the study show that that violence towards children - out of control. the study show that that violence towards children can l that violence towards children can escalate. we really need for those children in england and northern ireland the protection they have in scotland and wales. find ireland the protection they have in scotland and wales.— scotland and wales. and scotland illeual in scotland and wales. and scotland illegal in 2020 _ scotland and wales. and scotland illegal in 2020 and _ scotland and

and unusual punishment. and i will say at thi point, the city has not ever identified any purpose f punishing homeless people wh do not have access tolters. i've said a number of times. this case is only about sleeping outside when there's no shelters so that purpose is significant. >> we've heard a lot about how it's more doll have a more >> that is wrong.s policy. i'll go back to my opening. i gave a who lt of the things that the city is allowed to do deour claim. the only thing that they cannot do is impose a4/7 sleeping ban at makes it impossible for homeless people to stay in the jusdtion. and they have a lot of briefs on their side from local governments. almost t eirety of what those briefs are complaining about is nott issue in this case. so when you have injunctions, that'snd the fourth amendment. a lot of the injunctions are under the 14th amendment includinghene that the city identifies. it's remarkable that when the city was tin to identify the best example for its reply brief, it chose one invol

i didn’t have a phone, you just dropped him off, yeah, now he’s in a punishment cell, what kind of punishmenthone, bitches, it’s not my phone, but thank you, vitya, he kicked a lot, squealed so much that he crushed it, calmed down a little. maybe we’ll give him a proper dose, otherwise he’s painfully literate, liver, kidneys, every kind of liver, well like that, no, i ’ll bargain more for him when he’s healthy, help yourself to some candy, it helps with stress. call the duty officer, do you hear me, i demand to call the duty officer, call the duty officer, scream, yura, please, let's talk, yura, you know very well, they planted this cell phone, it doesn't change anything, it changes everything. that means bobrov for some reason doesn’t want me to mind my own business, i don’t know why he hates you, that’s fine with me, yur, please let me get the case back, i have to understand for myself what i did and what i didn’t, then there will be a chance to win in court, again you will claim that it was not you who did this, i don’t remember, but i, i myself must understand whether i did it or not, and

we have a status-based punishment scheme that is, in fact, inflicting punishing -- punishment within meaning of the eighth amendment. justice barrett: counsel, do you want oh, i'm sorry, chief. were you finished? f justice roberts: no, i'm done. that's fine. justice barrett: do you want to address some of the line-drawing problems that we've been going back and forth? i mean, justice gorsuch po out, you know, eating is a basic case that soup kitchens or social services willlws be able to meet it, and so he asked about whether the eighth amendment would ohit punishment for stealing food. you might ask the same questions about trespass and squatting in structures if there are -- you know, if ts the best alternative. so how -- how do we draw these difficult lines about, you know, public urination and those so things? ms. corkran: so i'll start w stealing food. stealing food is not part of definition of homelessness, and it's also not a universal atibute. so -- so i put that outside the scope of any of the arguments we're making here. with respect to public urination and defecationifou h

first, the cruel and unusual punishment clause governs which punishments are permitted. not what conduct can be prohibited. second, no precedent supports the ninth ciuirule. instead they misread robinson to bar any punishment for inluntary conduct linked to a status. but robinson tells only that states cannot outlaw the stu of drug addiction. it made clea can prohibit conduct like drug us could ts court should not rewrite robinson sixeces later third,heinth circuit's approach has proven unworkable. the eighth amendment does not tell courts who is involuntarily homeless, what shelter is adequate, or what time, place and manner relations are allowed. but in 35 suits and counting federal courts areeciding everything from the exact size ofampsites to the adequacy of empty beds at specific shelters the gospel rescue mission in grants pass. and cities are struggling to apply arbitrary shifting standards in the field. this court should reverse and and the failed experiment which has fueled the spread of encampmes while harming those it purports to protect. i lcome the court's q

iran's response is aimed at punishment. neighbors were informed about the invading forces 72 hours ago. minister of foreign affairs of our country in a press conference at the building of the ministry of foreign affairs, explaining the objectives of operation promise sadegh said: iran's armed forces targeted military targets with precise calculations. being limited in legitimate defense and punishing the 3rd regime means that we did not define any civilian targets in our response , our armed forces did not target any economic or population places, even in the attack on the military base which is the center of operations of the zionist regime against the embassy. according to the minister of foreign affairs , iran's response within the framework of legitimate defense is definite and certain. mr. amir abdullahian also said to america we emphasized that we are not looking to target american bases, our goal is only to punish the zionist regime, but we warned that if america uses the bases in the region , it will face iran's rea

in this case, it should be punished and it will be punished. the leader of the revolution in a meeting with officials, ambassadors of islamic countries and a group of different strata of people, the real thanks to the nation, is the continuous effort of the authorities to solve the problems. this peace which was done on quds day was an amazing international political move. at least 14 martyrs were injured in the attack of the zionist warplanes on a house in nusirat camp in gaza. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and hasten their fate. peace be upon you, dear viewers, dear compatriots of bakhsh. welcome to news at 14:00. iranians pray eid al-fitr today they formed a coherent and united procession throughout the beloved country and with hearts full of faith and zeal for service , they asked the almighty for their personal, family, social and national needs. in the capital , the magnificent eid al-fitr prayer was held under the leadership of ayatollah khamenei, the supreme

, for the first time he received a punishing slap, i emphasize that this my sidi was the subject of punishmentzrat agha they said that it was only about punishing me, but this siddi made the hearts of all the free people of the world happy. we have several commonalities between the environment and this issue. i don't make comparisons, but i will try to see what happened with this environmental literature. when an endangered species is born in our country's environment, all iranians in the world rejoice. every they are proud of their islam, but in this matter, humanity was happy, what happened and this must happen, we were supposed to test it somewhere, we didn't have a test field. the ultimate goal of the rockets is the ultimate goal of the achievements . the ultimate goal of these knowledge-based developments is the children of this land and the youth of this land who wanted a test field . in the name of the lord of beauty and beauty, the friend of god, the merciful and the merciful. greetings to you, dear viewers of khabar khemet network. hello, i would like to introduce you to the news sect

, crime and punishment, somehow it turns out here that there is awareness of the crime, there is no punishmentare three dots here, colleagues, i really thank you for an interesting conversation for our viewers, it was a verdict program, larisa voloshyn, staffin, danylo mokry were in it, i am grateful to you, and i also thank the viewers for their attention, see you in the verdict, you will already tell serhiy rodenko, and i thank you too for your attention. there are discounts on bizyn, 20% more expensive in pharmacies. you and the saver try flebodia 600 pink french pills for acute hemorrhoids 600 cure hemorrhoids without any oops, if the throat is not ok, make a snort, make it ok, choose the taste, cough without pain, and also talk, laugh, sing, evka lor, sweet lor exclusively in plantain podbaunfarm. vasyl zima's big broadcast, this is a big broadcast, my name is vasyl zima, and we are starting, two hours of air time, two hours of your time, many important topics, today we will discuss with you, two hours to learn about the war, right now and about we will talk more about the war, serhiy zgu

, crime and punishment, somehow it turns out here that there is awareness of the crime, there is no punishmentolleagues, i really thank you for an interesting conversation for our viewers, it was a verdict program, larisa voloshyn was in it , oleksiy mustafin, danylo mokry, i am grateful to you, and i also thank the audience for their attention, see you in the verdict, you will already tell serhii rodenko, and i also thank you for your attention. glory to ukraine, dear tv viewers, on espresso tv channel, studio zahid program, we will analyze the most important events of this week, in particular, we will talk about the historic decision of the united states to provide us with the necessary financial and military assistance, while at the same time we will analyze the average. stepwise prospects of the protracted.

a heavier punishment is expected for the gun owners and the smugglers of weapons and ammunition. in case of repeating these crimes, the punishment is imprisonment of one degree and a monetary penalty of one. increases by the smuggling of weapons and ammunition is already within the inherent jurisdiction of the revolutionary court. examining and approving the general terms of the bill to extend the deadline for implementation. the constitution of the national post company and the plan to form the research and innovation organization of the armed forces were among the other orders of sunday's public meeting. was approved. examining the four income and expense tables the budget bill 1403 of the whole country is still pending in the parliament, including the program and budget commission. this commission insists in the reviews of the tables that the ceiling of the budget bill. it will not be increased. the issue of medicine was discussed. the issue of medical equipment was discussed. well , according to 70 thousand billion tomans, we set aside 70 thousand billion tomans for drug subs

and the punishment was increased to more severe.l was still further investigated, and the guilt of the syrian killer, rapist, pedophile and cannibal andrei chikatil was proven. his criminal record includes murder for the purpose of sexual gratification of at least 43 a man shot in 1994. some will say rightly, but what about the important classical principle of justice, according to which it is better to let 100 guilty people go free than to convict one innocent person? here they didn’t just condemn, they shot an innocent person. another case from the same series, the accidental shooting of twenty-eight-year-old georgy khabarov, falsely accused of the rape and murder of a girl, at first the court gave him a prison term of... 14 years, but the mother, raped by the murdered woman, attracted public opinion and began to collect colleagues signatures at the plant demanding the execution of the maniac khabarov. people compassionately supported my mother. khabarov was shot in 1983 under a new court verdict. later, in the case of this rape,

happened after the terrorist incident in damascus, now the islamic republic of iran has actually punished this operation, shows that what was said over the years about the invulnerability of various dimensions of the zionist regime's defense dome was actually a big lie. and of different dimensions this is completely acceptable to the military and security forces , especially since it is now the biggest incident in the region, especially with the seizure of a vessel belonging to a zionist capitalist that happened this evening in the waters of the persian gulf, practically the same corridor that netanyahu he was trying to reach from india to the emirates of saudi arabia and then to jordan, and then from the zionist regime to the mediterranean sea and southern europe. in fact, this project also failed , showing that the islamic republic of iran has the ability to subjugate the economic axis and artery of the zionist regime. it has its own effect. this is the event that we have witnessed in the last hour in social networks by media activists, in fact market and business analysts, and it shows

the army, and no guarantees, but at the same time he, his failure to comply with this law was not punishedway, this is a very strange story, so now we have to remember that all these consular things, all, we have all these changes, they have to be aimed at making it easier for a citizen of the fulfillment of the law and the constitutional duty, and not... to tell, but how to avoid it, but how to do this in such a way as to pretend that we do not have a constitution, and we do not have a duty and martial law we don't have it, we have to complete the task, we have to change the people who are in the trenches, we have to ensure an endless rotation, that is, this flow, because this war can be long, it can be 10, it can be more years, and we need to understand how to make those who mobilize have a better chance of survival and knew when they would return home. yes, i agree with all of this, danyla, but to put a full stop in an endless series, it is in all these correct things that mrs. larisa said, this scandal definitely worked exactly the opposite. on the one hand, yes. that is , i really do

and the punishment was increased to a maximum.l was still further investigated. as follows, the guilt of a serial killer, rapist, and pedophile was proven. someone will say rightly, but what about the important classical principle of justice, according to which it is better to let 100 guilty people go free than to convict one innocent person? and it’s not easy here an innocent man was convicted and shot. another case in the same series is the accidental shooting of twenty-eight-year-old georgy khabarov, falsely accused of the rape and murder of a girl. at first, the court gave him a term of imprisonment of 14 years, but the mother, raped by the murdered woman, attracted public opinion and began collecting signatures from her colleagues at the plant demanding the execution of the maniac khabarov. people compassionately supported my mother. according to a new court verdict, khabarov was shot in... in 1983, later in the case of this rape the court proved his guilt the syrian killer of the rapist nikolai fefilov , did not live to see

this is how the punishers paved their way.ichs, old people, women and children half naked. this means that, i know, according to the platoon commander’s report, three civilians and six partisans were killed, in spain, at that time there was half a hole not a bedroom. at the memorial, which was installed at the beginning of the village, exactly in the place where the executioners installed machine guns and fired at the village indiscriminately, they did not aim at the partisans, there was indiscriminate shooting, civilians were killed, in the lists several dozen died... and after that they abandoned him and left. then my father died. police officers of the 118th ukrainian battalion , along with other nazi units , were recruited to participate in punitive actions. under the pretext of fighting partisans, the executioners exterminated civilians and burned villages. the existing order in the battalion and strictly supported by the command. to instill in the punishers such qualities as cruelty, thirst for destruction, hatred of sov

in this case, it should be punished and it will be punished. yes, the people of tehran, along with the rest of the country, offered the eid al-fitr prayer under the leadership of the leader of the islamic revolution this morning at the shrine of imam khomeini. one month of sustenance and service towards masla near tehran. what a pleasure it is to pray in this great congregation . i have participated since i was a child. the spirituality waves every time . it is a special pleasure that does not end, it is indescribable. behind the head of the master, and what is better than this, i have been waiting so long to come today to pray behind the master , as a family, we must come because of the promise and the pledge of allegiance that we made. let's be able to pray, let our children learn to be familiar with this lifestyle from childhood. on the way, i saw the presence of people for a moment. let's all be muslims, let's be empathetic that we are hungry to taste the fullness of that poverty, the message is that we will never leave the stage. we are ou

that is punishment on the basis of status but you can punish conduct. say a drug addict's by or possession of drugs. justices probed where is the line here between status and conduct? so we have a lot of hypotheticals from the justices as they talk about what exactly is homelessness? what is the definition of it? they are concerned that this criminalizes homelessness. here is justice kagan. >> that is the status. a single person with a blanket. >> you can say breathing is conduct too. but you would not think it is ok to criminalize breathing in public. for a homeless person that has no place to go, sleeping in public is kind of like breathing in public. the statute says that person cannot take himself and himself only -- can't take a blanket and sleep someplace. >> was to be take away from that? question when arguments, it was pretty clear. they were sympathetic to the homeless because they do feel that they are being punished on the basis of their status. i think justice kagan really explained that as clearly as she could, or position here. and yet the

the punishment of the perpetrators of this crime is certain. the president added that the continued support of the united states and some western countries to the zionist regime has proven that it does not adhere to humanitarian and international principles. mr. raisi also criticized the passivity and weak position due to the fear of some arab countries and added that this issue has prevented the islamic world from adopting a united position against the zionist regime and has made this regime more arrogant . the attack of the zionist regime on the consular section of the iranian embassy in damascus with frank and severe criticism countries in the emblem. the israeli authorities have repeatedly condemned the attack in syria and said that more operations will be carried out in the future. russia's ambassador to the united nations condemned the israeli attack on the iranian consulate in damascus . the conflict is planned to expand, and the westerners ignore israel's actions in provoking tension in the region. vasili nabia also addressed the ambass

but in fact, we are not pretending, but we just somehow got to this crime and punishment, crime and punishmentit turns out here that there is awareness of the crime, there is no punishment, well, three points here, colleagues, really thank you for the interesting conversation for our viewers, it was a verdict program, v she was larisa voloshyn, oleksiy mustafin, danylo mokryk, i also thank you... and the audience for your attention, see you in the verdict, you will already say serhiy rudenko, and i also thank you for your attention. vasyl zima's big broadcast, two hours of air time, two hours of your time, two hours to learn about the war and what the world is about, two hours... to keep up with economic news and sports news, two hours in the company of your favorite presenters, presenters , which for many have become like relatives, as well as honored guests of the studio, the events of the day in two hours, vasyl zima's big broadcast, a project for intelligent and those who don't care, in the evening for espresso. verdict with serhiy rudenko, from now on in a new two-hour format, even more a

yet the city continues to claim it is not punishing status, it is publishing -- punishing conduct.ng in public spaces. >> the chief justice appeared to press the biden administration who filed an amicus brief in support of the homeless parties in the case. here's what he had to say. >> if there is a -- the town next to grants pass, 10 minutes away, has just completed building a homeless shelter that has many vacant beds, does that change the analysis here? because you don't want to be taken 10 minutes away where there's a homeless shelter? >> i think, if they're right across the town line, it would be appropriate to take into account that there's a homeless shelter there. >> so what if it's 30 miles away? is the shelter available in that case for your purposes? >> depends on accessibility. >> how far does that go? let's say there are five cities around and they all have shelters and yet the person wants to stay. geoff: help us understand his concerns. >> he was trying to probe how far supporters of the homeless citizens who filed the lawsuit are going to go before the city can take

well, one of. the punishments is that one can get up the punishments is that one can get up to life imprisonmentt for what they are calling aggravated homosexual acts, which involves rape of minors or vulnerable groups, the spreading of hiv and aids. that of minors or vulnerable groups, the spreading of hiv and aids.— spreading of hiv and aids. at the time, it caused _ spreading of hiv and aids. at the time, it caused global _ spreading of hiv and aids. at the time, it caused global outrage i spreading of hiv and aids. at the| time, it caused global outrage on the us imposed visa restrictions on some officials in uganda. has that had any effect on other lawmakers on what they feel about this? so had any effect on other lawmakers on what they feel about this?— what they feel about this? so far, the sa what they feel about this? so far, they say the _ what they feel about this? so far, they say the public _ what they feel about this? so far, they say the public sentiment - what they feel about this? so far, they say the public sentiment is l they say the public sentiment is that the law of holes t

to punish that country, not people.s everything for his work, the state doesn’t receive money because they can’t transfer money there, they can’t pay taxes and so on, then the state, but not the worker, the worker he receives all his money here in rubles, as per his contract, we are not exactly right we violate it, we don’t rob it, but it’s nice to violate it sometimes, but that’s a separate conversation, i love the democrats, as soon as you scratch it a little. capitalism, well, of course, you studied according to soviet textbooks, a second, i have no respect for capitalism, well, you studied according to soviet textbooks, you hate so much of everything that was prescribed that i hate that anyone, i didn’t confess, i didn’t confess to the textbooks, according to your logic, you studied from soviet textbooks, even from stalin’s, go ahead and deny cybernetics, i studied cybernetics when you were just we started, this is the thing, to say, to say that of course, well, it ’s very difficult to make management decisions, yes

and that includes its obligation to prosecute, try and punish persons responsible for or accused of serious crimes under international law, whether it is genocide or crimes or upon tied, saw from doing so. kevin is going ahead with business as usual, or rather as done. yeah, man, i explained business better than usual sales have not ceased. they have increased significantly nor does nicaragua accuse germany of pursuing in apartheid policy against the palestinian people or of denying it's right to self determination or to accuse us it off is providing age and assistance to the preservation of systematic, racial discrimination. and they appall, tied to originally meant that the post and in people is a victim of a failing to fulfill its obligation to cooperate in achieving it's right to self determination. a list by providing israel with assistance, particularly military that is being used and can be used to prevent the exercise of self determination. and as indeed germany, not any other state, not israel, that nick you or i could accuse us of suspending of cutting off funding to run for its a

the justices are expected to decide whether local laws that punish homeless people for camping on public property are legal. this legal fight in oregon is one of the most significant cases involving homelessness to come before the court in decades. welcome everyone to the for this afternoon. >> i'm heather holmes and i'm alex savage. the supreme court's decision could have a major impact on how cities address unhoused people living on the streets. this supreme court case comes from the town of grants pass, oregon, among other things, that city bans people who are homeless from using blankets, pillows or cardboard boxes as shelter to camp outdoors within the city limits. those who violate the laws face fines of $295. the challengers here argue that it makes it a crime to be homeless in the city, in violation of the eighth amendment ban on cruel and unusual punishment. the city says the ordinances are essential to public health and safety. >> although the city describes its ordinances as punishing camping on public property, it defines campsite as any place a homeless person is. while cove

it really says or for revenge or punishing guys uh for punishing autographs that not only from us to doing anything but every single, without any restraint to punish from us. punish guys, uh for the atrocities of the crimes on the sevens. no embassy. i mean, not only, no, and the single guys out in the embassy is almost criminal. nice. that is right. you might go to jail. it is right now, especially if you all know jewish. you pay any kind of embassy was the victims of god. if you say a senior bow than a $12000.00 share in despite says it's almost a crime. it is when today is read really and i don't know if he's a change, but the point is incorrect. and this changed, or the sense of october. and from now on the political incorrect, this allows anything to say to do after the 7. so over so as an active political violence, it was effective. i mean, they yeah, clearly the bravest john list are the ones that have been killed, arguably in gauze. and so many from algebra, so many from so many other outlets in britain over ukraine or t is being bad. chinese tv, uranium tv. what's it like be

the aggressor himself will face a heavier punishment this time. we also warn the leaders of the united states that if the united states intervenes to support the zionist regime, all the bases and interests of the united states in the region, especially those places from which an action against iran will be taken, all those bases and interests. considered to be targeted by the islamic republic of iran. emergency meeting of the organization's security council nations started a few hours ago and is being held. this meeting was held at the request of the zionist regime to investigate iran's attacks last night. in this meeting, the secretary general of the united nations called on the parties to exercise restraint by describing the situation in the region as dangerous . the details of this news will be given to you in the next sections of the news. he announced that iran responded strategically and successfully destroyed the main military targets in israel. navatin and khormon in the south and north of the occupied territories were two bases of the zio

, what kind of punishment is this, well, this is not a punishment, yes, that’s the main message, yes the belarusian leader of the parliament to give a tough rebuff to opponents and adversaries of the country, from within to outside. today, when international platforms have discredited themselves, everyone, let’s speak frankly, starting from the osce, the un, not to mention the rest of the eu, this is how parliamentarians can do it practically now, which means i see it like this here, where we have normal human and inter-parliamentary relations with those parliaments that look at us with normal eyes. then there is communication at the level of parliamentary groups, this is traditional, as it has always been. there is, of course, there is, well, latvia, yes, a specific example, they forbade riga residents from bringing flowers to the russian embassy after this terrorist attack, there is nothing to talk about with them, so moreover, they will not agree to any formalized contacts, only direct contacts, only direct contacts between deputies who, either due to political convictions with us

, and he went as an ambassador to slovenia, this is your punishment, oleksiy, look, you, there are twons, questions, what to punish slovenians for , actually, poor slovenians, yes, but in this in the case when we talk about the institution of reputation, reputation is such a concept, firstly, it is ephemeral, and secondly, in the internal dimension it is. one can read, but there is an external dimension, and here it is from the light hand of our colleague danylo mokryk, i remembered it, and now i will ask my colleagues to prepare it and show it, because danylo told the story of the vice president of ukraine, whose powers, perhaps, sometimes more , than the president, well, we are all together with you, colleagues, we remember that tens of millions of ukrainians voted for vice president andriy yermak and all his deputies.

in this amendment , punishments are provided for the owners and smugglers of weapons and ammunition. in this amendment, they even considered punishments for people who repair smuggled weapons and ammunition. there are degrees of punishment in you this amendment of this law has been increased so that the executive bodies have a better ability to deal with these people , so that the effectiveness of these confrontations can be increased. they are buying and selling weapons and ammunition , maybe punishments have been considered for them now. it was approved that the punishments were in that law, but in the new law and in this amendment, these punishments are going to be increased, and now i said that today it has been approved in general, and next week, the representatives will start examining the details. he is investigating the details of this matter. today, mr. qalibaf said that from next week, the parliament will meet on sundays, tuesdays and wednesdays, according to the routine. tuesdays will be surveillance days for the parliament, and the parliament will hold its meetings in a s

it should continue and our harsh revenge should be taken and this should be a punishment for israel, child. we are happy. i am very happy because the children of gaza are happy and i hope that these attacks will continue until the destruction of israel. i am really very happy. we have been waiting for this news for a long time the studio is analyzing the drone operations of the islamic republic of iran against the occupied territories, what is seen in the images and the missiles that passed over quds sharif in the meantime. mr. doctor says that this image has a lot of meaning. iran's indigenous uav and missile military equipment means that it is entirely made by the children of this border and it is a completely independent iranian achievement, and today it has reached a point where it can disturb the sleep of the seconist regime and the enemies of iran like this . what is your analysis , mr. doctor? allah ta'ala is against shaping the door in fact, the land of iran and its revolution. magnificent islamic iran, the system of the islamic republic of iran has been formed, and after tha

busy any restraint to punish from us, punish guys, uh for the atrocities and the price of the sevens? no embassy. i mean, not only, no embassy delagarza. and the embassy is almost criminal. nice. that is right. you might go to jail and is right now, especially if you all know jewish. you pay any kind of embassy was the big thing. so if you'll say i was thinking about the 12000 share in despite sentence, almost a crime is going to be is read really and i don't know if he's a change, but the point is incorrect. and this changed on the sense of october. and from now on the political correct, this allows anything to say to do after the 7. so over so as an active political violence, it was effected. i mean, they yeah, clearly the bravest john list are the ones that have been killed arguably in gaza. so many from algebra so many from so many other outlets in britain, noble ukraine, or t is being bad. chinese tv, uranium tv. what's it like being a journalist like you are in, is where i braved a you have to be, i can see on your x time line that kind of attacks for your columns in high. right

from us, punish guys uh for the atrocities and the crimes of the sevens. no embassy. i mean, not only no embassy delagarza and the embassy is almost criminalized. it is right, you might go to jail and is right now, especially if you all know jewish. you pay any kind of embassy was the big thing. so if you'll say every single day they $12000.00 share in despite says it's almost a crime. it is right, so they is read really and i don't know if he's a change, but the point is incorrect and this changed on the 7th of october and from now on the political correct. this is. busy has anything to say to do after the 7 so the so as an active political violence it was effective. i mean, they yeah, clearly the bravest join list are the ones that have been killed, arguably in gaza, so many from alger 0 so many from so many other outlets in britain, noble ukraine or tea is being banned. chinese tv, radiant tv. what's it like being a journalist like you are in the, is where i braved a you have to be, i can see on your x time line that kind of attacks for your columns in

well , yes, in a free country they don’t punish, it’s forbidden to punish people for their beliefs, peopleactions, so if these people work against the ukrainian state, then the state has the right to defend itself, but if these people simply have the wrong beliefs, then in a free country you cannot fight this, since it is impossible for a person’s consciousness. was considered criminal, i want to ask you, where is all this money going? i had dinner with some ukrainians, they were born in ukraine, they speak ukrainian, they are very nice people, for the last 2 years they have been collecting money to send to the ukrainian military, and they themselves they constantly travel to ukraine, they told me that in ukrainian field hospitals there are not enough bandages, the most basic, mittens, holsters for pistols, everything that they sent, this is not there, so the question arises: if you receive hundreds of billions of dollars for support for your army, then why are there no bandages in field hospitals? do you know what it is? i've only encountered this issue to the extent that a bunch of my cl

, we sent him to the combat unit, they wanted to capture him as punishment, and then him as punishment they sent him, but tell me, we him, we released him, we handed him over. documents, because he broke the law to the prosecutor's office, this is a punishment, not what he wanted to punish with a military unit, yes, we are his military unit, then for in society in the heads, otherwise this is a punishment, so what, to the usa we are coming back to conclude our final part with this, these are important decisions over the ocean that we are waiting for, tetyana vorozhko is with us, the senior editor of the ukrainian service of the voice of america, tetyana, welcome to our broadcast and tell us anything... please, what is known now, maybe something new that we do not yet know, how the voting will take place on saturday, or could it be that on this day nothing will be clear until the end in ukraine, because in our country, first of all i'm interested in this, well, obviously so, but it's actually ongoing at the moment the meeting of the regulatory committee regarding how exactly these four

what can be the best punishment for israel, in your opinion , if we can destroy them? don't be at all on this stage, the message of authority is duran knock on the door , are you happy with iran's response? yes, i am very happy . what do you think would have happened if iran had not responded to an israeli attack on the iranian embassy? well, they would certainly have become more arrogant. if the story was the other way around and iran had attacked the israeli embassy in another country , what do you think israel and its allies would do with iran? as the supporters of israel say , they would attack iran and condemn iran . if israel attacks iran , they will even help allah in an operation called a punitive operation against the islamic republic iran against the zionist regime started from the first minutes of the morning and caused excitement in the people and many people of our country in the cities of tabriz, zabel, isfahan, ahvaz, qom, kerman and even in various other places and even in kashmir. there is a gathering of people in palestine square, where you can see th

well, you don't have to be a people's deputy to impose punishment. mr.ivan, do you think this draft law has a chance of passing in the parliament hall in the form in which it is, do you still think that a lot of deputies will clear this bill and, in principle, the work in the parliament on this bill will be long enough, well, i think it will be long, i can't say, it for a month or a week, they can insist on each amendment, each amendment, or each article will be considered, each amendment will be voted on, and then... well, what they support, that is how they will look, the main thing is that in the end it is not just such a collection of some norms, no, which ones are not correlates with each other, where there are many punishments, there is no motivation and there is protection for the deputies, for their assistants, for different sections of the population, but there today a well-known member of parliament made a proposal, let us have people who have more than two cars, then we will be there to mobilize, well, listen, well, it should all be regulated,

. >>> do you leave in punishment for abortion, yes or no, as a principle? >> the answer is that there has to be some form of punishment. >> for the woman? >> yes. and i did something nobody thought was possible. i got rid of roe v. wade. and by doing that, by doing that it puts pro-lifers in a strong negotiating position. >> if a federal ban landed on your desk if you were reauto elected would you sign it at 15 -- >> are you talking about a complete ban. >> ban at 15 weeks. >> well people are starting to think of 15 weeks. that seems to be a number that peopleweeks, that seems to be a number that

now from telling me it is a long time coldness to these rarely newspaper r ets, an offer of the punishment of gaza. gideon levy. thank you so much, gideon for coming on the show. we do want you back in october, when uh when your new book is is out, but uh, over the past few days, media are in nato nations, continually, and progressively blaming nothing. yahoo as the problem. as regards the genocide it's why do is write these as a society using that based on polls, not nothing. i know, you know, it's an apologist given that to be of but it, do you think they're wrong to a single and that's and yahoo out in this way as is coming out of the white house and the nature of media and from western european politicians by main, the disputes in the last year or so with my fellow lives they so so what i left is is above the, into the o because the remains of these are, these can believes that the real only gets it get, get out, get to read the video then is very returning to that power dies, the basically come through, it's in the supplements we be displays and bought the we come to the one guy. so c

the greatest measure of punishment is to send you, for example, as an ambassador to slovenia, well, if there are suspicions, as was the case with the minister of defense, then the worst punishment, but you went as an ambassador to slovenia, here is your punishment, oleksia, look, you are two dimensions, questions, the question of what to punish the slovenians for, here , actually, the poor slovenians, yes, but in this case, when we are talking about the institution of reputation, reputation is such a concept, first of all, the fmr. secondly, in the internal dimension it is read in the same way, but there is an external dimension, and here with a light hand precisely ours colleagues of danylo mokryk, i remembered this, and now i will ask my colleagues to prepare it and show it, because danylo told the story of the vice-president of ukraine, who has , perhaps, sometimes more powers than the president, well, we are all with you, colleagues, remember we believe that tens of millions of ukrainians voted for vice president andriy yermak and for all of his supporters. weighing international,

. >> do you believe in punishment for abortion yes or no as a principle? >> the issue is there has to be some sort of punishment. >> for the woman? >> yes. >> the justices that i'm going to appoint will be pro-life, they will have a conservative bent. >> unborn children have never had a stronger defender in the white house. >> so for 52 years people have wanted to end roe v. wade, to give it back to the states. we did that. it was an incredible thing, an

they are punishing me because of my speech. that is retaliation. censorship is differen what i am suggesting is that bantam books is, bacay, a censorship case. what they are dog forcing these companies to take down or remove speech the government objects to. i don't quite see that happening here, as opposed to the other theory atyou do allege, which , th don't like what we do, and th are using the levers of government to prevent us from operating. >> yeah, and ifthere were a distinction in thfit amendment between censorship anbuening speech because of its content, then maybe th would be correct. but there is no such distinction. the first amendment requir strict scrutiny when the government censors speech beuse it doesn't like it's content, when it burdens ee because it doesn't like its ntent. in this case, it sought to burden rather than sensor but that doesn't, in any way, alter the logic of nt books, the way bantam books has been pld for 60 years. it has been applied consistently to situations in which government officials -- >> i have never see

and of course, feel punished, don't you? and of course. you've — feel punished, don't you?el punished, don't you? and of. course, you've lost school friends, that must be very difficult?- that must be very difficult? yeah, it is, lots of— that must be very difficult? yeah, it is, lots of funerals. _ that must be very difficult? yeah, it is, lots of funerals. i— that must be very difficult? yeah, it is, lots of funerals. i stopped i it is, lots of funerals. i stopped going _ it is, lots of funerals. i stopped going to — it is, lots of funerals. i stopped going to them because i always pictured — going to them because i always pictured myself one day there. so, you it _ pictured myself one day there. so, you it was — pictured myself one day there. so, you it was hard. 75 boys have died, to date _ you it was hard. 75 boys have died, to date we — you it was hard. 75 boys have died, to date. ~ ~' ., you it was hard. 75 boys have died, to date. ~ ~ ., .,. ., ., to date. we think of each other all the time, to date. we think of each other all the time. and _ to date. we think of e

they are punishing me becausof my speech, that is retaliation. censorship is somethg different, and what i'm suggesting is that bantam books is basically a censorship case, that what they are doing is forcing these cpaes to take down or removspch that the government objects to. and tt i don't quite see happinhere, as opposed to the other theory that you do allege, which is they don't like wh it is that we do and they are using the levers of government to prevent us from operating. mr. cole: and if there were a diinion in the first amendment betweenenrship and burgeoning speh cause of its content -- burgeoning speech because of its content, that mit correct. but there is no such distinction. the first amendment requires stctcrutiny when the government censors speech because it ds't like its conten wn it burdens speech because it doesn't like its content. inhicase it's not to burden rather than sensor. -- it sought to burden rather than sensor. but that does not in a way alter the logic of bantam books, the way nt books has been applied for 60 year

and will be punished. how iran's more deadly blows to this regime will be depends on tel aviv's reaction. however, biden, as the godfather of the zionists, realistically called this regime to avoid any reaction to iran's attack. hamid turkeshfand. radio news agency. ayatollah khamenei, the supreme leader of the islamic revolution , in a decree of hujjat al-islam, mr. haj sheikh abdul ali paid attention to the direction of the school and the mosque of martyr motahari. hajjat ​​al- islam, mr. haj sheikh abdul ali, with the good memory of the late ayatollah emami kashani, and asking for forgiveness and pleasure for him , i attribute your highness to the tutelage of the shahid motahari school and mosque and its belongings. considering the merits of that gentleman , it is expected to improve the scientific level of that institution and recognition. brilliant talents in affiliated centers and planning for the training of eminent scientific people and organizing other affairs of that group should be given full at

israel must be punished, and it will be punished, he said.t, and the promise of a significant response, or even an attack on israel, comes from iran itself. translation: we attack on israel, comes from iran itself. translation:— itself. translation: we have determined — itself. translation: we have determined a _ itself. translation: we have determined a simple _ itself. translation: we have determined a simple rule, - itself. translation: we have - determined a simple rule, whoever harms us, we will harm them, we are prepared to meet all of the security needs of the state of israel both offensively and defensively. american officials have said any iranian retaliation is a matter of when, not if. we iranian retaliation is a matter of when. not if-— iranian retaliation is a matter of when, not if. ~ ., ., ., ,, when, not if. we want to address the iranian threat — when, not if. we want to address the iranian threat to _ when, not if. we want to address the iranian threat to launch _ when, not if. we want to address the iranian threat to launch

, the baby is punished, but you knew that you were a writer, unlike from many, i didn’t think at alltors then, 40 xia, but this is a huge event, a huge lottery, now the lyceum occupies a prize for this niche, it’s still a very important mechanism for discovering young talents. of course, the most important feeling is it’s still personal, but when you take some step towards the reader and meet support, it seems to me that this is important, especially in the early days, the baby is punished, what is this about? this is about a young man, a teenager, who is twisted and turned by a seductive lady, well, like the spring waters of turgenev, well, in general , a variety of analogies are possible, in general, this is such a largely dramatic... plot, and an early, largely confessional thing that i like -still a road, yeah, in general, probably, uh, someone said that at the heart of any literature is often an unhappy heart, a broken one, some kind of pain, as torkovsky said, pain, the elder tarkovsky, said that some kind of breakdown does not happen now, now it is very fashionable to exploit

be sure that a heavy punishment awaits you. the punishments began. hezb names. students protesting their right to continue their studies sarakia, minister of affairs the us foreign minister claimed that there is democracy in his country without mentioning the arrest of hundreds of protesting professors and students. blinken said that holding student demonstrations is a sign of democracy after the police and security forces attacked a peaceful gathering of students in dozens of american universities. if the students continue their demonstration, the national guard will be deployed to suppress the students. meanwhile , after the american police attacked the students and professors with tear gas and stun guns. students say that this attitude of the us government is a sign of lack of democracy and freedom of expression. i i am very sorry. but if any other country in the middle east or russia, students and professors of universities . it would detain journalists and legal observers , call it a dictatorial regime, and america would immediately plan a coup. but the cou