procedure for pardoning mariusz kominski and maciej wonsik after a rally of supporters of the right to justicearty. the organizers took advantage of the arrest of former heads of the ministry of internal affairs to organize a protest. at the same time, they brought in people who were outraged by the new government’s attempts to take control. the government assures that the reform will reduce bureaucracy in universities, strengthen self-government, and promote international cooperation and research, but students fear that changes in legislation will deprive many of the right to higher education, because it will become... available only to wealthy citizens. state support for large families. almost 134.00 deposit accounts open for families with many children in belarus. more than 78,000 parents wished to dispose of family capital ahead of schedule. funds can be used to resolve housing issues, obtain medical services, education, and purchase goods for the disabled. let me remind you that the program is assigned at birth , adoption of the third or. subsequent child. as of january 1, 2024 , there ar

comes to these ethics, ethical corruption and denying rights, the west speaks about freedoms and rights, and when it comes to real rights for the people, their right to life, their right to justice, their right to live a dignified life, their right to be independent, legitimate rights, their great rights, their holy rights, their genuine rights, in these cases, the west denies, the americans, the british, the french, they turn away, the germans, the italians, they all turn away, and their stands towards what is happening in gaza is shameful for them, and it's a great scandal, it's a new scandal, it's not the beginning. "a lot of the events have exposed them before, however the weak arab memory always needs new events in also to pay attention and to remember, and no sooner do they forget, and this is something which is very unfortunate, the aggression from the enemy of the ummah, the zionist jew enemy against the palestinian people, and the very horrific crimes which are being committed against the palestinian." we are on day 97 in this escalation which the enemy initiated, the oppression of course has been ongoing for decades, more than 75 years, and the daily killings, the crim

right thing to do.— the right thing to do. morally, it is riuht. the right thing to do. morally, it is right- the _ the right thing to do. morally, it is right. the justice it is right. the justice secretary i the right thing to do. morally, it i is right. the justice secretary alex is right. thejustice secretary alex chalk is considering this law to quash hundreds of these fraud convictions. he said it is receiving active consideration. would you like that to happen? i active consideration. would you like that to happen?— that to happen? i would like... there are _ that to happen? i would like... there are various _ that to happen? i would like... there are various mechanisms| that to happen? i would like... l there are various mechanisms to that to happen? i would like... - there are various mechanisms to do it, and i don't know what they would use, but whatever, the victims deserved to move quickly. i hope thatis deserved to move quickly. i hope that is remembered, rather than possibly delay after delay like we have had, to actually come to the end of this part of the whole process. it needs to be more quickly locked out and moved on quickly. harper l

there are tens of thousands of people at the rally of supporters of the right to justice party, this since the party of kaczynski, morowiecki and duda lost control of parliament and government. the main demand of the protesters is down with the tusk regime. there are 300 police officers on site as the protest continues peacefully. after graduation the rally at the presidential palace is planned to march through the old city to the sejm building. parliamentary complex. already surrounded by metal barriers, the action was called a protest of free poles. supporters of law and justice came out to the rally after the detention of former head of the ministry of internal affairs mariusz kaminski and his deputy machiya wonzik. last month, a court sentenced them to two years in prison for abuse of power in 2007. before their arrest, they literally hid on the territory of the presidential palace, whose owner is still their party comrade andrzej duda. we know that police forces are gathering in the vicinity of the president’s office to detain us, but in the end even the presidential palace did

members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today, protecting civil rights is essential to the department of justice, the department was created in 1870 in part to confront the ku klux klan and others who use terror and violence to prevent black people from exercising their civil and constitutional rights. nearly 100 years later, congress gave new energy to this work by enacting legislation that established the civil rights division and empowered to protect the civil rights of every person in america. our work remains vital as we continue sadly to say at a bigotry, violence and discrimination in many aspects of v life. the division combats these harms by enforcing the constitution and the protection enshrined in law by congress. we work to ensure that every eligible american has a voice in our democracy by confronting voting this termination. and we were to advance equal opportunity and employment, housing, education and more, we safeguard the rights of people with disabilities and we defend the civil rights of those who defend our nation in the armed forces, past and present. we work to vindicate t

there are several tens of thousands of people at the rally of supporters of the right to justice partyprotest since the party of kaczynski, morawiecki and duda lost control over parliament and government. the main demand of the protesters is down with the tusk regime. there are 3,000 police officers on site as the protest continues peacefully. after the end of the rally at the presidential palace, a march through the old city to the sejm building is planned. the parliamentary complex is already surrounded by metal. the ministry of internal affairs and his deputy were detained and taken to prison in tinted jeeps. president duda pardoned iminsky and vonzik in 2015. the polish president still believes that his decree remains in force, although the day before the court decided otherwise. in the party of law and justice, the verdict is called political. there were no political prisoners in the country. immediately after the arrest, supporters of the former ruling party began to gather for a protest. entering the presidential palace and imprisoning people pardoned by the president is a dicta

there are several tens of thousands of people at the rally of supporters of the right to justice party the party of kocinski, morowiecki and duda lost control of parliament and government. the main demand of the protesters is down with the tusk regime. while marching through the old town to the seimas building. the protest is peaceful. after the end of the rally at the presidential palace it is planned the parliamentary complex is already surrounded by metal barriers. the action was called a protest of free poles. supporters of law and justice came out to the rally after the detention of former head of the ministry of internal affairs mariusz kaminski and his deputy machiya wonzik.

we welcome everyone to today's hearing on the department of justice civil rights division. with that, we will have the pledge of allegiance. will the gentleman from arizona lead us in the pledge of allegiance? our colleague, mr. biggs marzano will be able to participate in the hearing today for the purpose of questioning the witness. if a member yields him time for that purpose, i will now recognize myself for an opening statement. thank our witness for being here today. the civil rights division is responsible for the enforcement of civil rights statutes enacted by congress and related constitutional guarantees. this is an issue that is near and dear to my heart. i too, in a previous life served in the department of justice, having served as special assistant united states attorney in the eastern district of texas. my job there as the witness and my colleagues know is to equally enforce the law. my grandfather was the chief of police in sweetwater texas. his job was to equally enforce the law. my grandmother was the first woman elected county clerk in nolan county, texas af

kolas is, then i think that, well, of course, it’s bad, and of course, that is, that here is the right to justicewe didn't let's go out, then whoever goes out then, that's where, of course, all, and so the yans are bright, clean, jumpy, and i love to work with them and a lot, and i learn a lot there dachshund, that's how our young people are, nom yakalevich, vyalik dzyakuy, who passed us at the studio, did not save all the trying tasks, there... it freezes and floats out in the evening, a white candle , a thin candle, spackled nests above the chamber, not an oak tree over the cold water , and for... hundred years ago, the process of blue seedlings of my frass and frass. tsmyana bialee on knіze hand, betstsa abshybu agony motherfly, caress, draulyany, raspberry ringing. who are you , who are you, who are you, who are you, who are you, who are you, who are you, who are you, who are you, who are you, who are you? our region through the eyes of foreigners. i am very happy that minsk is a clean green city and a safe city, this is now noted even by those foreign artists who come to our circus. when we

court gave this definition in kisor five years ago with respect to auer deference, a i think it's the right definition to use -- heres ll. justice alito: what is it? general prelogar: when a court has used or exhausted the tools ofntpretation and doesn't believe that it reveals a right answer. in that circumstance, chevron said the right way to think about that statute -- the real rightnsr there is a delegation. justice alito: but again, i think you -- you're runngnto the problem that we never do that in cases that don'inlve an agency. general prelogar: because in thoscas -- justice alito: so i think you've got to pvi a different definition. now, what i heard u y at a uple of times during your argument was it's when we can' gu out what congress intended. is that what you mean to say? general prelogar: thats e inquiry that chevron prescribes that you should be -- and this is drawn from footnote 9, which is another formulation of this, use the tools of interpretation to see if they reveal congress's justice alito: what do you mean by what congress intended? do you mean to say that you get to step two whenevere n't think that a maj

the poles did not go to vote for a civil platform, the poles went to vote against the right to justiceause americans understand. this is not entirely true, what i say will be a shock, first of all, for belarusian viewers, because you don’t know, when mr. tusk organized the march of million hearts, then in fact, 100 thousand people came, and it was enough to listen, because there were many bloggers on youtube who made reports there. what are these people saying, and i remember many of these statements, but they were all similar, at mr. tusk’s march, these people said: we are not for peace, we are not for the platform, we are for poland, that’s why we are here, they went to protest against pis. now let's return to mr. kaczynski's demonstration, which took place last week, i will honestly say that only 3,500 people from all over poland, each of them... just for expressing his views, and that was enough, he sat without a sentence, and these people, criminals, criminals, are declared nothing less than political prisoners, they took refuge in the presidential palace precisely for in order to

to that plantation. so it varied, right. for them to not thinking about, and this is what i wanted to convey to historians, they are not thinking about the integrity of justicef clemency, right? they are like where am i going? who, in the words of my cousin, who all going to be there? right? and for some immunity we thinking that any of those things at all because they have endured so much trauma. how does one think about one's futuret when you had a past that looked like that, right? and so that's kind of how i write. it's like i don't have a full diary of an enslaved girls reflection on this, but i try to kind of situate my mind in that place as thus as i can, in a spirit of vulnerability and humility to try to consider what the possibilities might have been. is there a story that kind of come there were lots of stories but there was one particular story in the last chapter, an enslaved girl named peggy was enslaved by her father. who tried, you know, to rape her, right? so her father tried toed rape hr and would change her to our rock in front of the house and torment her, and whatever other enslave men hold her down while he tormented her. and then one d

years, although over the past 8 years the victory was for right-wing justice, and kaczynski, in principle, ruled poland without paying attention to opposition, now this agenda has changed and it is indeed very difficult for right-wing justice to agree that they have lost power, but on the other hand sides - they have foreseen this in recent years, they have adopted many laws and organized many enterprises in order to retain this power even after losing the elections, now, in order for them to approve this power, for example, to take away the state media space, satuska comes and a new new government comes to play on the verge of right, we have elections in june... a year ago, operation iskra began to break the blockade of leningrad. as a result of the soviet counteroffensive at stalingrad, a decisive change occurred the situation on the soviet-german front in favor of the red army. under these conditions , the soviet command decided to carry out an operation to break the blockade of leningrad. and by the morning of january 18, 1943 , it was successfully completed. but only a year later, on january 27, 1944, the city was completely

so i'm just trying to determine if it's not de novo review -- martinez: right. justicehomas: -- without any presumptions or deference, then it's proble marti -- i think deference becomes problematic when it requires a judge to say that the lameans x when reallthe judge thinks the law means y i think skidmore deference is t problematic because it doesn't require that skidmore deference essentially says -- and we would be very comfortable with sor that because the agency has a -- has an important role to play in the process, often the agency has helped draft the statute, the agency hasnoedge of the policy context surrounding the atute and its implementation. of course, courts should pay special ultimately has to bring its pertise to bear in a way that's persuasi. and if the -- the court isn't peuave, if the court thinks that the w ans x even though the agency thinks the law means y, then the court needs to go with the best it does in every other -- chieice berts: well -- martinez: -- area of statutory or constitutional -- chief justice roberts: -- let's -- martinez: -- in

roman chervinskyi, to which one of his defenders later appealed, saying that the client's right to access to justice thus violated. he also commented on the actions of the presiding member of the court regarding this situation. let's hear how it happened right now. you informed us that it does not have a status, if it does not have a status, then how did you raise the question about the video. conference call, in what status was this issue raised then, if chervinskyi does not have status, that is, in fact, he has status on video conference connection, he does not have the status for direct participation, that's how i understand it, i note that the entry of information into the edpr is mandatory, all cases without exception are subject to this procedure. why the appeals court did not satisfy the complaint of roman chervinskyi , in fact, this caused outrage in society , which came today to support roman, who was not brought to court, and let 's hear the comment of his defense attorney regarding this decision, the satisfaction of this kind of complaints, in particular, regarding not entering informatio

to free from slavery. right. free from your enslaver. clemency meant that you were sold to the deep south at best. right. and so if that's the case, what is clemency and also what is justice, right. under this legal system? right. and i began to sort of probe deeper into the origins of justice in our american legal system. so flash forward december. of 2019, my students are preparing for their final exams and i have about a week in between exams and classes. and i said, you know, i should go back to virginia and collect the rest of those cases. and so i collected all of the cases i could from all the virginia counties and from the library of virginia and then i came home, right, celebrated the holiday, started the new semester and boom. march 2020 happens. needless to say, i had a lot of time on my hands and i ended up writing this book on the porch and i wrote this book. i had an urgency when i was writing this book because this is also during a time when we began to see a lot of anti-black violence, police brutality with george floyd and breonna taylor and many of us were organizing and marching. and i was organizing marching in cleveland. and and part of me was kind of

the right to equal justice for black, brown and lgbtq+ folks. ting the american civil liberties union. it's easy to make a difference. just call or go online now and become an aclu guardian of liberty. all it takes is just $19 a month. only $0.63 a day. your monthly support will make you part of the movement to protect the rights of all people, including the fundamental right to vote. states are passing laws that would suppress the right to vote. we are going backwards. but the aclu can't do this important work without the support of people like you. you can help ensure liberty and justice for all and make sure that every vote is counted. so please call the aclu now or go to my aclu.org and join us. when you use your credit card, you'll receive this special we the people t-shirt and much more. to show you're a part of the movement to protect the rights guaranteed to all of us by the us constitution. we protect everyone's rights, the freedom of religion, the freedom of expression, racial justice, lgbtq rights, the rights of the disabled. we are he

and no right to law, no justice. mbs countries to instill democracy, but cannot subjugate its own democracy. we offer friendship, dialogue, for 8 years we tried bring ukraine to peace, but it didn’t work, why didn’t it work, why isn’t peace needed? nobody needs peace, because it is unprofitable; when you don’t need it, you will sabotage any negotiations. ukraine decided to go to abank, she said: we are with nato. we need your weapons, and it has been turned into a training ground. what could the americans spy on the belarusians? what to learn? americans should learn from you to love their homeland and their compatriots. we will be happy to help if you want. mentally healthy society leads to a healthy domestic foreign policy. and you have this in your people, in your leader. you can accomplish a lot in 24 hours, and even more in 7 days. in our project you will learn about key dates, events in the country and the world that happened during the week in just 20 minutes. there will be time for entertainment, exciting proje

to the "well- fwa with its policy? martinez: no. justice jackson: all right. inition and implement it and then wabe sued with respect to that, and -- d every term undefined in a statute we're going to have litigation about? think what the agey has to do what everyone else has to do, which is try to fi the -- what the law means and then act accordingly, and if someone alnges that, then that'll get sorted out. if there's a -- a stat -- a legal question, a statutory interpretation question, tn that'll get sorted out by the courts. but e ency isn't, like, paralyzed -- justice jackson: what do wdo about the -- the chaos that we talked about in -- in the city of arlington case that comes from perhaps having different cots, right? we have 11 different, you know, jurisdictions thatavlegal authority. of "adequate and well-controlled investigations," you say courts will sort it out. well, first of all, it will take years perhaps for the courts to sort it out. what is the agcyupposed to be doing in the meantime? and different courts froalof these different jurisdictions c

as a general matter, they have rights to bring people to justice. we want them to conduct their operations in compliance of international humanitarian law. amy: israel has admitted it has begun flooding tunnels in gaza with seawater despite warnings from the united nations that the move could damage palestinian drinking water and sewage systems. israel said hamas and other palestinian groups have built as many 450 miles of tunnels. where many leaders of hamas are believed to live, they say. in related news, the mother of an israeli hostage who died in gaza has accused the israeli military of killing her son by pumping poison gas into a tunnel where he was being held. in december, dr. maayan sherman said israeli officials had told her that her son ron had been murdered by hamas in gaza, but she started questioning what happened after a pathologist revealed a ct scan showed ron's body had no injuries. in a facebook post, maayan sherman wrote -- "the inquiry's findings -- ron was indeed murdered. not by hamas, not by stray bullets and not in an exchang

the right to equal justice for black, brown and lgbtq+ folks. t to protect our rights is now. that's why i'm hoping you'll join me today in supporting the american civil liberties union. it's easy to make a difference. just call or go online now and become an aclu guardian of liberty. all it takes is just $19 a month. only $0.63 a day. your monthly support will make you part of the movement to protect the rights of all people, including the fundamental right to vote. states are passing laws that would suppress the right to vote. we are going backwards. but the aclu can't do this important work without the support of people like you. you can help ensure liberty and justice for all and make sure that every vote is counted. so please call the aclu now or go to my aclu.org and join us. when you use your credit card, you'll receive this special we the people t-shirt and much more. to show you're a part of the movement to protect the rights guaranteed to all of us by the us constitution. we protect everyone's rights, the freedom of religion, the freedo

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to the army chief of staff soon . all right, let's cross live now to criminal justice and human rights analyst. dr. amar and the shelby dr. good to have you on with us. what are your, what's your reaction to the idea of the destruction of the university and gaza as well? you know, there's a case in the international court of justice going to being, being reviewed by the 15 judges on positions of genocide and genocide. that includes a separate crime such as murdering people, but also destroying anything that could have the possibility for a normal life. so this drawing the university like that in a systematic way seems to be part of the plan for, you know, a racing any signs of life and gaza. that that, that seems to be the case because this is a sort of demolition that was done in the systematic way. and as you mentioned, you know, they used a large number of explosives, so they took their time and putting the explosives in place. these are 80 armies said that the, you know, the university was being used by fighters from, from us to fire on day is right. is with, even if that is the case when th

its soldiers. officers, throwing mud at them and criticizing them, the bill gives the right to bring them to justice titles, this is a long-awaited bill, citizens demand its adoption, as the authors of the bill explained, what will be confiscated is what is used as... the weapon of the crime is sent to finance criminal activities, property obtained as a result of such crimes will also be confiscated. for spreading false information about the actions of the armed forces, discrediting them, and calling for extremism, they will also be deprived of military and honorary titles and awards. those who call for the introduction of sanctions against our country and its inhabitants, rehabilitate, for example, nazism, and participate in the implementation of decisions of international organizations, which... which are not part of russia, will also remain without titles. coach eteri tutberidze said that she has doubts that the interests of kamilla valieva hearings before the court of arbitration for sport were properly presented. she emphasized that after two years, anti-doping services were still unable to est

states that claim democracy and claim that they get about to human rights or the constitution talks about to human rights and equality and justice. a, how are they and let's see what or, or, or all this being and was destruction of how as they did support thing is i had to tell you this, i don't know, maybe not, maybe none of these people because women and children would have been killed without a british american and european union weaponry, given the inability of palestinians in the occupied territories to attack israel effectively. when will the time come to attack the? so the countries that of the sources of the weapons that of getting older women and children and i, i like, you know, it's, this is the hardest thing to do in such a situation. i think our role as, as, as political leaders is trying to keep some was all this up to you wish it was all this restoration was all this and was all this very tempting the will to revenge a i think over a lot of me and will now is, is just to keep our humanity. i'm not to lose hope. i have to try to think positively on it, but the future for was this hard situation. very complicated si

the defenders consider this a violation of their client's rights to a fair trial and plan to file a complaint with the supreme council of justice the next meeting in this case will be held on january 25. let me remind you that chervinsky is accused of self-government and the failed operation to recruit a russian pilot, which allegedly led to the shelling of the kanatove airfield. however , the ex-intelligencer considers the case to be political persecution because of his involvement in wagnergate. more than 70 thousand debtors. the yasno company, which is one of the of light suppliers in ukraine. those who owe will be the first in'. queues for disconnection, the companies owe a total of uah 600 million to consumers, most of the debtors are from kyiv and the dnipropetrovsk region, they will not turn off the lights for all at once, they will take into account. the total amount of the debt, and how long it has been unpaid. and north korea denied information about the supply of ballistic missiles to russia. north korea's representative at the un, kimson, said that his country does not feel the need to comment on every baseless accu

so, but as a general matter, they do have the right to carry out operations to bring tears to justice, but they need to be conducted they living in the hospital. so we want them to conduct their operations and compliance with their national humanitarian law. we would generally say that we don't want them to carry out operations in hospitals, but under international humanitarian law, hospitals do lose some of their protections if they are being used to for the planning of terrorist operations. but let's go out of the adults aside. know, ma say is this attack can be considered a crime against international law. what they consider is the success we can see the thought of this kind of act to go. you can disguise nursing guys as indians because obviously you do not. i can't reach to the to the go out of the sky, kind of under the same time expressed how the, you know, this is a crime. i'm the crime, i guess, the crime, i guess, the international law, i guess the $81.00 the what we are noticing nowadays that after the $77.00 to box, that's the street and all kinds of like i said, the 2nd ye

incenciary statements against un officials, un experts, uh, with a history of commitment to human rights and justice, i mean, what is um, is astonishing to me is that his hubris is tolerated inside the un, heisperous allegations are never met with proper measures, because he insults the un, and he insults frankly he brich is in brief of every standard of minimum decorum that should... ist in the united nations? yeah, well, i wanted to also bring up the issue of us complicity. um, i mean, anthony blincon, we're we're recording this a day when anthony blincon actually visited israel uh, and you know, once again, the white house has stated that they are not interested in pursuing a cease fire at the moment, the us has repeatedly used its veto to prevent a cease fire from taking place, and used also its ability to pressure. the un security council against issuing a statement for a cease fire, the us sends weapons to israel a daily basis, um, and you know they they really do block all measures of accountability, so i'm curious when we talk about the israelis being investigated for, what's an exterminatio

, i want to send my greetings to all the people of abiaya and all the people who defend the rights of the nation of palestine as well as all the people who fight for justicey. i want to thank all for the support you had in the streets around the world in abyayala and on other continents for the right of resistance of it's a legitimate fight as well as legal one, so i'm just saying, let's get on with it, this support and solidarity should not only be limited to the time when the nation of palestine is being killed and bombarded, but the nation of palestine must be defended every day until the freedom of palestine is realized from the river to the sea. that's right, jaldia, thank you very much, the solidarity image of the pro-palestinian demonstrations should be strengthened for palestine and together with the palestinians. this is black and white, see you later. and technologiamos estamos protectando no estamos. one you're watching, i'm your host. repress tv headlines, islamic revolution guard core has fired ballistic missiles asyrian basis of the anti-iran terrorists and massad. espinage center in iraq's kurdistan region. u.s. secretary generals call for

, i want to send my greetings to all the people of abiaya and all the people who defend the rights of the nation of palestine as well as all the people who fight for justiceality. i want to thank all for the support you had in the streets around the world in abiayala and on other continents for the right of resistance of the nation of palestine. so i'm just saying, let's get on with it. this support and solidarity should not only be limited to the time when the nation of palestine is being killed and bombarded, but the nation of palestine must be defended every day until the freedom of palestine is realized from the river to the sea. that's right, jaldia, thank you very much, the solidarity image of the pro-palestinian demonstrations should be strengthened for palestine and together with the palestinians. this is black and white, see you later. with other politicians just to spare head the... independence, total independence of congo, and today we are proud of him as a hero to know what's what is your fight and uh how far you are ready to go for that, because if you do that you will inspire your community and your community will inspire a big bigger commu

i want to send my greetings to all the people of abyayala and all the people who defend the rights of the nation of palestine as well as all the people who fight for justicey. i want to thank all for the support you had in the streets around the world in abiayala and on other continents for the right of resistance of the nation of palestine. the resistance of the palestinian nation should not be criminalized, it's a legitimate fight as well as legal one, so i'm just saying, let's get on with it, this support and solidarity should not only be limited to the time when the nation of palestine is being killed and bombarded, but the nation of palestine must be defended every day until the freedom of palestine is realized from the river to the sea. así es. right, jaldia, thank you very much. the solidarity image of the pro- palestinian demonstrations should be strengthened for palestine and together with the palestinians. this is black and white, see you later. in this week's show we'll be highlighting how the growing public backing for palestine in britain contrast sharply with the british political class who continue to give sucker to israel. one such example

incendiary statements against un officials, un experts, uh, with a history of commitment to human rights and justice, he, i mean, what is, what is astonishing to me is that his hubrus is tolerated inside the un, um, his parerious allegations are never met with proper measures, because he insults the un, and he insults frankly he brich is in breach of every... standard of minimum decorum that should exist in the united nations. yeah, well i wanted to also bring up the issue of us complicity. i mean, anthony blinken, we're we're recording this a day when anthony blincan actually visited israel uh, and you know, once again, the white house has stated that they are not interested in pursuing a cease fire. at the moment, the us has repeatedly used its veto to prevent a cease fire from taking place and used also its ability to pressure the un security council against issuing a statement for a cease fire, the us sends weapons to israel a daily basis, um, and they really do block all measures of accountability, so i'm curious when we talk about the israelis being investigated for, what's an exterminationist

salaries to the inflation rate, the lack of salaries bothers many people and tarnishes their image regarding the justice in payment, but good things have happened, i don't want to deny the right, good things like that have happened. at. i said that in, for example, from 98 to 401 an amount the gini coefficient and the staff have decreased, but if some good things have been done , we are far from the desired point, and many of the problems that have existed in the payroll system are still established as injustice. yes, reforming the payment system should happen, but before anything else, justice must be defined. first of all, in the general definitions, firstly, astronomical rights should be defined, what astronomical rights are, secondly, justice should be defined, what is justice, and thirdly, in order to establish justice, let's reduce the exceptions so much. do this exclusion, this exclusion, that exclusion, and then let's apply this exclusion law to a large group, if so-and-so is excluded, we should also be excluded, so yes, and finally, we say that if there is no salary cap, if it is decided that there is no salary cap. a strange thing happens and this is what i want to

true, over the past 8 years, the victory was for right-wing justice and kadzhinsky, in principle, ruled poland without paying attention tod very difficult for right-wing justice to agree with this, that they have lost power, but on the other hand, they have foreseen this in recent years, they have adopted many laws and organized a lot. enterprises, in order to retain this power even after losing the elections, now, in order for them to approve this power, for example, to take away the state media space, the satuska and the new new government are coming to play on the brink of the right, we have elections to the european parliament in june, so that it is very important here who will have influence on the belgian space. because the media provides an opportunity to win these elections, because such a tough, sharp fight on the brink of the law, but on the brink, even, if not so to speak, of war. the protest wave in germany is not abating. the action of train drivers led to serious disruptions to railway transportation throughout the country. at the same time, the tractor blockade continues on the roads. the head of governmen

right around the world. no need to talk about justice subscriber id, listen to paul. gosh, that will take you along to the right. it shouldn't be this warrant here. it's like summer conditions in the middle of april. hard not to feel that something really is happening here. what is happening to grievance on a team of research as wants to find out exactly to and to think about. i says you have to listen and to reveal its secrets. thoughts, january 12 on dw, the . this is data between use and these are our top stores. cities around the world of been welcoming the new year with spectacular fireworks display. select the one that made up the world's tallest building in dubai. as us, after 3 on the was also a glow with pyrotechnics. as was the center of london, many building is launched. the run rockets the see under the watch of a live thousands of police deployed to prevent the violent misuse. 5.

it will lead to his problems with the law and justice party under its leader jarosław kaczyński, that they may not give it to andrzej dud, he is obviously determined to lead the polish right he ends his presidential term, what should he do? yes yes. somewhere so, maybe it will be so, and yes , in some places, some people from the law and justice party believe that andrzej duda is weak, and he cannot lead the right- wing forces and the law and justice party, and now after as yaroslav kaczynski announced that he is leaving politics next year, there is a certain selection of who can be the leader, who can be... firm, strong and take the position of leader of the party of law and justice, and of course it will be will depend a lot everyone may even want to become holier than the pope and decide to make statements that would be useful to one or another politician in the process of actually selecting the leader of the law and justice party. again, in this situation in which we are now, when the priority should be security issues and the issue of countering russian aggression, such internal certain, well, tensions in poland, they also do not contribute to the good image of polan

i want to send my greetings to all the people of abiaya and all the people who defend the rights of the nation of palestine, as well as all the people who fight for justiceity. i want to thank all for the support you had in the streets around the world in abiaya and on other continents for the right of resistance of the nation of palestine. so i'm just saying, let's get on with it. this support and solidarity should not only be limited to the time when the nation of palestine is being killed and bombarded, but the nation of palestine must be defended every day until the freedom of palestine is realized from the river to the sea. that's right, jaldia, thank you very much, the solidarity image of the pro-palestinian demonstrations should be strengthened for palestine and together with the palestinians. this is black. رجال السرايا سمع للرجال السرايا رجال محمد طيب الانتقام الانتقام والجسر البري. والطباعيه والارتهان ابو قوم فلسطينيه ومن عنا ادلات الله fahren würdet, und deswegen danke ich ihnen auch noch mal. enduring and surviving the genocide of the century happening in the largest open air concentration camp on earth in gaza does not stop the afflicted peo

>> my right honorable friend is right to raise an important point inability to speak out about this is key for unlocking justiceend is right to say it shouldn't be used to stop them from getting the justice that they deserve. they are considering how to pack the issue including legislation able friend will keep the house of data for the programs. ■/ ke up in foams -- in homes they can afford to -- can't afford to answers instead they find the uk government which is tearing itself apart over how quickly the right honorable people are -- to rule on the peers surely the prime minister must understand there's no comparison to the anger that the public has towards this party. >> mr. speaker if the honorable gentleman to care about the working family to pay their bills and to pay their mortgaget taxpayers with the averaot the wealthy as the average worker is paying more tax than they do in england. >> when it comes to rawanda the reality is if you want to -- you should introduce it. minister doesn't recognize the most the cruel and cowardice.ety. his time in office is fast approaching its >> it is important to cause