budget has come to the end, and in other special cases , it is possible to be excluded by the council of rightsere is a ceiling. now that the salary council is here , i have a criticism of it. that many the approvals of this council are not transparent, which means we cannot distinguish that if a law is passed by the parliament, an authority is given to the government, and an authority is given to the law council. finally, what decisions are made in that council during the implementation phase, so one of the demands we have from the law council is responsible for uploading its approvals transparently on the website of the employment agency. that such important decisions can be monitored and monitored, demanding . well, excuse me, i'll enter here for a moment . it became a discussion about the wage council . let me make a small defense about the wage council, the wage council. salaries in the new government have some fundamental differences compared to the previous one. for example, let's check a statistic together from 1396 to 1400. we had 11 meetings of the rights council. in the first two yea

this is what a member of the human rights council, the russian human rights council, kirill kaban saysa are ready to rebel with arms in their hands, defending their religious or national interests, and these are those who admitted, probably this percentage is higher, there were those who simply did not say so, but what does this mean, this is very serious power within. country, which can be directed against the country, moreover , it does not appear out of nowhere, it is the result of schooling in those countries from which migrants come to us, here is a very interesting remark by the scientific director of the russian military historical society , mikhail mikhkov, about history textbooks in neighboring countries abroad, this is what he says: news that mainly representatives of small nations take part in a special military operation, who are sent there instead of russians, where they die tens, hundreds, thousands, this all works precisely for the opportunity to take up arms in order to resist the laws of the country, this is serious, guys, those who hire them must bear responsibility f

the beginning, that's why kuwait has now asked for an urgent humanitarian session in the human rights council because of what israel is committing in palestine. kuwait has not yet led the way to file a lawsuit, but instead has given documented evidence against israel to south africa. the international court of justice decision is a first step to. a world that sees israel as a criminal, not a victim. a coalition of kuwaiti and arab lawers has proposed assisting south africa in safeguarding palestinians against war crimes. they affirmed kuwait steadfast solidarity with global advocacy for palestinian rights and justice. the judgement of the international court of justice against israel has shown the world that israel is committing a crime, but "the judges did not make any concrete demands. that is why our krovaty ambassador to the un is working towards a conviction against israel. we don't want the world to get used to the scenes in gaza. also, what made things worse was the us decision to cut donations to anra. this is inhumane step by the us. the kuwaiti proposed initiative seeks to mobilize

rights council. the aim is to address the ongoing atrocities in the gaza strip, move driven by kuwait's strong support for palestine in the wake of the recent ruling by the international court of justice on israeli genocide in gaza. in light of growing concerns about the genocide committed by israel in gaza, kuwaiti lawers have underscored the urgent necessity to address the suffering inflicted by israel. kuwait's position has not changed since the beginning, that's why kuwait has now asked for an urgent humanitarian session in the human rights council because of what israel is committing in palestine. kuwait has not yet led the way to file a lawsuit, but instead has given documented evidence against israel to south africa. the international court of justice decision is a first step toward a world that sees israel as a criminal, not a victim. a coalition of kuwaiti and arab lawmakers has... proposed assisting south africa in safegarding palestinians against war crimes. they affirmed kuwait steadfast

, in the case of the approvals of the human rights councils, yes , in the case of fairness , what is the justice in paying similar jobs to the private sector , how is it to the public sector. yes, we should discuss all of this , but the reason we want to have this conversation now is to have a conclusion as to why there is a salary cap. it is true that you are focusing on one part of the case, while these are related, i want an example. let me tell you what items are related to the salary cap beyond the salary system. this is a monopoly that has been created by many strata, if we do not mention names. assume a special class, why should we pay this special class a very high amount of salary , what do we mean by this special class? look, because they are few in number , because they enclose a specialty among themselves, we have to in our higher education system. let's also think about the salary cap. we should think about our performance evaluation system. at all, you say that the salary cap is, for example, 55 million. well, 55 million salary for me . now, all the jobs are honorable,

experts and members of working groups part of the special procedures of the united nations human rights councilin which they voiced alarm over, i quote, discernibly genocidal and dehumanizing rhetoric coming from senior israeli government officials, end of quote. in addition, on october 27, 2023, the united nations committee agreed that measures should be taken to prevent the execution of murders. we are trying to monitor these measures and how they are applied. these actions are based on the framework of article ii of the genocide convention , which israel has committed before avoid these actions.

the representative of the zionist regime in the united nations put the report of the human rights council in front of the eyes of the world. and therefore cannot be expected to continue with the hope of the united nations and the helpless organizations affiliated with it. the islamic resistance movement , hamas, also avoids targeting non-muslims he called the soldiers, especially the women, children and the elderly , a religious and moral obligation and emphasized that the cases that the occupiers used as their excuses are lies and slander. at the end of this note, hamas stated that resistance to the occupation is a legal right and by asking for the punishment of the law of the zionist occupiers, taking a stand against the double standards of the powers supporting the occupiers. ro proposed . a major general of the reserve forces of the zionist regime stated that the army of this regime does not have the ability to destroy hamas and it is better to move forward on the path of agreement with it. break in a conversation with channel 12 the regime of war minister netanyahu is responsible for

it does not cooperate with the un human rights council. it prohibits the un special rapporter on the situation of human rights in palestinian territories occupied from 1967 from entering the country. israel revoked the work permit for omar shakir, the director of human rights watch in 2018 and expelled him. may 2018, israeli ministry of strategic affairs and public diplomacy published a report calling on the european union and european states to halt their direct and indirect financial support and funding to palestinian and international human rights organizations that have ties to terror and promote boycots against israel, and israel refused few days ago to renew a visa for lian hastings, the top center, calendar in arabic on the wall, according to the idf spokesman, is guard list where every terrorist writes his name, and every terrorist has his own shift guarding the people that were here, an israeli actor, dressed up as nurse and speaking heavily accented arabic, claims to be a palestinian in and to have seen hamas use civilians as huma

this is what kirill kabanov, a member of the rights council, writes person.sian post has dealt a blow to the domestic labor market and the interests of the citizens of our country. reducing wages to an indecent level is a completely deliberate step, the purpose of which is to remove russian citizens from the industry and replace them with more accommodating labor migrants from central asia. remind you that in any country, including russia, mail is a strategic industry. moreover, russian post is a system-forming enterprise that provides a number of special tasks and employs a large part of the country’s citizens. now put the two things together and count, the number of abortions since the nineties is those today. the very same working hands that are missing, and add to this the impossibility of russians returning to russia in order to live, obtain citizenship and work for the good of the country, what an army of missed opportunities emerges, and the places of the unborn, and those who cannot return, are taken migrants, because there really aren’t enough workin

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experts and members of working groups part of the special procedures of the united nations human rights council in which they voiced alarm over, i quote, discernibly genocidal and dehumanizing rhetoric coming from senior israeli government officials, end of quote. in addition on 27 october 2023, the united nations committee on the elimination of racial discrimination observed that it was highly concerned about the sharp increase in racist hate speech and dehumanization directed at palestinians since 7 october. in the court's view, the afore mentioned facts and circumstances are sufficient to conclude that at least some of the rights claimed by south africa and for which it is seeking protection are plausible. this is the case with respect to the right of palestinians in gaza to be protected from acts of genocide and related prohibited acts identified in article 3 and the right of south africa to seek israel's compliance with the ladder's obligations under the convention. the court then turns to the condition of the link between the plausible rights claimed by south africa and the provisional me

in which _ nations human rights council in which they voiced alarm over, quite, discernibly— which they seventh october. in the court— pressing in since seventh october. in the court was matthew, the aforementioned facts and circumstances are sufficient to conclude — circumstances are sufficient to conclude that at least some of the rights _ conclude that at least some of the rights claimed by south africa and for which — rights claimed by south africa and for which it is seeking protection of plausible. this is the case with respect _ of plausible. this is the case with respect to— of plausible. this is the case with respect to the right of palestinians in gaza _ respect to the right of palestinians in gaza to — respect to the right of palestinians in gaza to be protected from acts of genocide _ in gaza to be protected from acts of genocide and related prohibited acts identified in article three on the right— identified in article three on the right of— identified in article three on the right of south africa to seek israel's _ right of south africa to seek israel's compliant with the

save it and pass it on to other generations, national demography project, the head of the human rights councilry fodeev called on an international organization to condemn the ki... for the downed il-76. according to the hrc telegram channel, the appeal was sent to the un, the osce, the international committee of the red cross, the european parliament and the european council. anna voronina will tell you how western politicians and the press are now reacting to another crime of the kiev regime. there are more questions than answers and there is no clarity, that’s exactly how it is in the west reacts to another crime of the kiev regime, to which they will traditionally turn a blind eye. no wonder. versions have already appeared in the press that the il-76 crashed due to a technical failure. the white house has so far refused to make any comments, as is usually the case in the case of ukrainian terrorist attacks. we simply don't have enough information to comment on this, this plane crash. we've seen a post about this , we're trying to get more information, but it would be imprudent for me to spe

so together with a colleague of mine, ambassador at the human rights council, michelle taylor, we penned an op-ed in "the guardian," a left-leaning british public caution because that's the audience we wanted to reach, and we asked the question, how is this atrocity different from all these other atrocities? and the only difference we could find is the perception was that they were all jews. so if that's the only difference, that's anti-semitism. >> so calling it a double standard is a sanitized version? >> yes, that's right. >> it's not a double standard? >> it's anti-semitism, exactly. >> you said you published it in "the guardian" strategically because that was the audience you needed to target. it's a center left audience. why. >> >> i think oit's important t target everyone. these are organizations, the women's organizations that claim to care about women anywhere who are subjected to discrimination, prejudice, violence. so you would have expected them to be in the forefront of condemnation. here are people whose watch wor is, if it's a human rights violation, we will speak out, we

like, three weeks ago, i was in geneva to speak at the united nations human rights council on a sidece. and while i was there, i was listening to the mounting allegations against russia and the other countries that were speaking up in this regard. and they themselves had said, like, in the reports that the un had conducted, that they had found war crimes on the ukrainian side. however, none of it is systematic compared to the opposite side. i want to ask you, as we reflect on what you may have learned about the notion of people like you joining other people's wars as foreign fighters. would you say that, in the end, a lot of these foreign fighters, even the ones with the best of intentions, are a liability? i would say it's a bit of a 50/50, especially during the beginning of the full—scale invasion. there's a lot of people that came here with the wrong intentions that basically were just a liability to themselves. but i have seen and i have met a lot of people that have come out here with the best intentions, and they are doing things that... that are helping the cause. were you a g

we'll vote the pro-china anti-israel human rights council. we'll fund a weaponized department of justice and f.b.i. going after parents like scott smith and mark houlke. i've got more because that's what we're doing. we're voting to fund a federal bureaucracy that has war with the american people while we indebt our children for generations. with that i will yield three minutes to my friend from virginia, mr. good.leman is recr three minutes. mr. good: thank you, madam speaker, thank you, mr. roy. here we go again, the more things change, the more things stay the same. 14 months ago, we asked the american people to give us the majority. they entrusted us with the majority running primarily on fiscal responsibility and securing the border. 13onths ago, we roundly condemne the omnibus, the $1.6 trillion omnibus that was put in place, the christmas omnibus, 13 months ago, and yet we're operating todaynd now extending the very biden-pelosi-schumer policies that are bankrupting the country, destroying the country, and under which the american peop

the human rights council reports that it has collected data on more than 8 thousand episodes of crimescivilians. some the armed forces of ukraine, like maniacs, staged a real hunt for the townspeople in mariupo. ivan taran executed two people, then killed a woman in the house with a shot in the back of the head, then dealt with the mother and son, attempted the lives of two more residents, and received a life sentence. despite the fact that for the last 9 years before these events, mariupol was under the control of kiev, and people with blue ukrainian passports lived there, when they were killed, and during that terrible spring of 2022, these were citizens of ukraine, but for the vast majority of ukrainians military of ukrainian society, probably, in general, these people had no mercy. there were no adults or even children, the azov terrorist arthur neverchuk shot up a car, killed a family of three, experts counted more than sixty bullet holes in the car, he shot two more with an under-barrel grenade , he will not be released until the end of his life, and this one the character, most

we've seen the general assembly, we've yet to hear from the human rights council before we turn to the you and i think people on the streets have the answer. millions of people are marching in the streets, demanding the enter, the war and immediate humanitarian relief. it's now time for the government to work together through the u. n. and to put real pressure on israel, it's allies have done nothing to prevent this, this risk of famine and this risk of genocide. so now it's time for people to continue pressuring their governments and for governments to economically pressure israel to diplomatically pressure israel and politically, pressure israel to stop um, desponding. we've spoken a lot here, michael. about intent, as many agencies have pointed out, the use of starvation as a weapon of what is a will crime. so what sort of accountability cannot be, will there be i to call it a war crime in legal terms. what that means is to we can try and hold individuals accountable through international criminal courts through international court of justice to national courts. the problem of focus

experts and members of working groups, part of the special procedures of the united nations human rights council, in which they voice alarm over i quote, discernibly genocidal and dehumanizing rhetoric coming from senior israeli government officials. and of course, in addition, on 27, october 2023. the united nations committee on the elimination of racial discrimination observed that it was highly concerned about the sharp increase in races. kate speech and dehumanization directed at palestinians since 7 october in the courts. few, the aforementioned facts and circumstances are sufficient to conclude that at least some of the rights claimed by south africa and for which it is taken. protection are plausible. this is the case with respect to the right of palestinians and gaza, to be protected from acts of genocide and related prohibited acts identified an article 3 and the right of south africa seek israel's compliance with the latter's obligations under the convention. the court ventures to the condition of the link between the plausible rights claimed by south africa and the provisional measure

part of the special procedures of the united nations human rights council in which they voice alarm over, i quote, discernibly genocidal and dehumanizing rhetoric coming from senior israeli government officials. and of course, in addition, on 27, october 2023. the united nations committee on the elimination of racial discrimination observed that it was highly concerned about the sharp increase in races hate speech, and the human is ation directed at palestinians since 7 october. in the courts. few, the aforementioned facts and circumstances are sufficient to conclude that at least some of the rights claimed by south africa and for which it is seeking. protection are plausible. this is the case with respect to the right of palestinians and gaza, to be protected from acts of genocide and related prohibited acts identified an article 3 in the right of south africa, seek israel's compliance with the latter's obligations under the convention. the court then turns to the condition of the link between the plausible rights claimed by south africa, and the provisional measures requested. it consi

decisions from the un regarding... can settle this conflict, let's hope that at least the human rights council, after such statements by the main person, will reflect that situation, those the crimes committed by the russian federation against the civilian population in ukraine in the reports of at least an independent commission investigating the situation in ukraine, you know, we just have certain inflated expectations, who has watched the reality movie, black hoke down, the fall of the black hawk, africa, somalia think , that oh... it will be like this, the un has peacekeeping forces, will introduce something somewhere, but it turns out that theirs, this is a fairy tale, all their calls are to de-escalate yourself, because, well, i don't see de-escalators on russian territory , but the main problem of all this the situation is that in order to use all these peace-making mechanisms, we need the russian federation and its voice, and we ask only one thing: please use the statute. un, and if the russian federation already declares that ukraine is attacking it there and so on, although this is n

the problem was discussed earlier at a meeting of the president with members of the human rights councild a meeting with the government, it took place in the mode video conferencing. the focus is on key economic indicators for last year; they are better than forecast. the statistical figures are based on successes in industry and agriculture; in construction , a record was set for the volume of housing commissioned, more than 110 million square m2. report by yuri lepatov. before today's meeting with members of the cabinet of ministers, the president discussed the economic situation with the prime minister until late. after receiving new statistical data, it turned out, putin said, that it is growing at a faster rate, than expected, here the country’s gdp growth rate, which we are talking about now, is 3.5%, in fact, with more careful calculation, it may turn out to be a little higher, what i would like to note is that this growth is based primarily on consumer and investment domestic demand, this is very important and good... in the months of 2023, industry grew by 3.6%, and the manufact

of the eu, the european parliament, the red cross of the osce, the head of the russian human rights council addressed . leading western publications write about the tragedy, but with extreme restraint, if they usually immediately take a pro-ukrainian position, as... for example, it happened with the episode in buchi or after missile attack on the kramatorsk station, this time no one began to refute the information that the attack was carried out from the ukrainian side, and no one would dispute that it was an attack on a deliberately civilian target, which, according to the geneva convention , is qualified as a war crime. russian troops repelled 18 attacks by the ukrainian armed forces during the day in the kupinsky, krasno-lebanese and donetsk directions of the special operation. the ministry reported this today. in the southern donetsk direction, our troops are carrying out preemptive air and artillery strikes on areas where nationalist forces are concentrated. in the kherson direction , attempts to land troops on the left bank of the dnieper are being prevented. accumulations of manpower

experts and members of working groups, part of the special procedures of the united nations human rights council, in which they voice alarm over i quote discernibly genocidal and dehumanizing rhetoric coming from senior israeli government officials. and of course, in addition, on 27, october 2023. the united nations committee on the elimination of racial discrimination observed that it was highly concerned about the sharp increase in races paid speech. and the human ization directed at palestinians since 7 october in the courts. few, the aforementioned facts and circumstances are sufficient to conclude that at least some of the rights claimed by south africa and for which it is seeking protection or plausible. this is the case with respect to the right of palestinians and gaza, to be protected from acts of genocide and related prohibited acts identified an article 3 and the right of south africa seek israel's compliance with the latter's obligations under the convention. the court then turns to the condition of the link between the plausible rights claimed by south africa, and the provisional me

human rights council, they have issued dozens of statements condemning israel.ss how many they issued about russia, iran, china or cuba? you can count it's on one hand. u.n. woman, took them months to issue a statement about hamas' systematic use of rape and sexual abuse against israeli women. they got so much heat from israel's critics, they walked it back. nobody should say this is some sort of neutral independent or trustworthy arbiter when it comes to israeli. >> trace: we're going to do a story on the fact that iran is executing peaceful protesters and nobody at the u.n. saying anything. i know the one 2 staffers have been fired by the u.n. they're facing bigger consequences. this will clearly become a bigger deal. 30 seconds left for you. >> what do you call 12 fired unrwa staffers? a good start. you have to clean house. it's not limited to just 12 people. they may have engaged in the most egregious conduct. let's look more closely at the policy priorities of unrwa, where is the money going. look at the textbooks. i think when you peel back the curtain, yo

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british council. right. the british council said, would we go?th, twelfth night, and arms and the man were the set books for these young people, the children in nigeria, ghana, sierra leone. would we go and perform them? it was an experience i'll never, ever, everforget. ever. everything that rhymed made everybody laugh a lot. so "the thane of fife had a wife" used to bring the house down. absolutely... imean... oh, god. but that sort of performance, that sort of tour, taking it, as you say, to the people, i mean, it must give you a different insight into the power... of shakespeare. ..and the potential of shakespeare. you bet. nkrumah was a political prisoner at the time. we played in his...in the grounds of the palace for him. in ghana? yeah. so did that give...? that political undercurrent that was happening at the time... it was. ..did that give that play a different kind of meaning? well, it must have done to the... may... oh, well, must, may have done to the people watching. yeah. is that something that's important for you, in whichever dec

right? no. councils are settin: somerset, right? no. councils are setting their _ somerset, right? no. ng in. it is a gap. hampshire, for example, they are looking at their arts funding, their culturalfunding, not funding, their cultural funding, not just funding, their culturalfunding, not just hampshire, other places looking at museums, may be dimming streetlights to save money, recycling centres been closed, hours reduced. the same with library provision. some councils looking at increasing charges for things like parking. it is not every counsel, but what is quite notable this year is that there are a lot of councils of all different political persuasions across the country saying, we are struggling with our funding. so we are having to look at what we spend and where we can cut back. ., ., ., back. some of them going further and declarin: back. some of them going further and declaring bankruptcy? _ back. some of them going further and declaring bankruptcy? yeah, - back. some of them going further and declaring bankruptcy? yeah, councilsl declaring bankruptcy? yeah, councils can so

right now minsk and moscow are preparing for the supreme state council of the union state.ting of the supreme state council, the highest body of our union state, agenda: in a narrow format, we will discuss fundamental issues, if there are any additions to that even called a one-on-one format, not on the agenda that has been proposed, we will make such proposals right at the meeting of the supreme state council, well, i would like to hear how the standing committee is ready for this, how we will carry it out, what features, maybe it is necessary to adopt some decisions, difficulties, complex... many thanks to you for the right to inform about the activities of the standing committee on the interaction of the parties in the formats of the union state, now they have again emphasized that the meeting of the supreme state council, the highest body union state is of particular importance, and indeed this is the decision that you and vladimir vladimirovich putin made on november 4, 2021, marking a new start for economic integration by adopting. 28 union programs, perhaps we are no

the council allowed us to film as they discussed the budget, which will kick in from april. they say they have to save £100 million, and it is notjust here. right are not things we would ever wish to be considering. _ here, they are asking the government to increase council tax by 11%. they have been upfront about what might go, including funding for the recreation centre, which has caused such concern. it would be another nail i in the coffin of the area of south somerset, which is recognised as one of the most prime _ areas in the south—west. south somerset, which is recognised as one of the most deprived - areas in the south—west. later on we went to yeovil to see the sports facility. this is the only facility we have around here which everybody can play. it is used by hockey, football, athletics. everybody just loves it. what did you think when you heard it might lose its funding and therefore would be at risk? i wanted to cry, i can't lie. this is my second home. i love this place. it is where i get to relax, escape reality for a bit. the strength of feeling is obvious. these are just the hockey players. there is also the athletics club an