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the three former judges of the constitutional court remembered for their positions, this is serhiy sas came to the constitutional court in march 2014 in the wake of the revolution before that, he was a people's deputy and one of the active members of the party yulia tymoshenko's homeland as a judge sas was remembered for his critical conclusions about zelenskyi's land reform in 2020, he even addressed a statement to the people's deputies in which he urged not to allow ukrainians to be deprived of national wealth ihor snidenko sat down in the seat of the judge of the sas in march 2014, he was appointed by the verkhovna rada based on the quota of the svoboda party, before that he worked in the institute of legislation of the verkhovna rada, became famous sdelenko in october 2020, he was the speaker in the case of the cancellation of responsibility for the illegal enrichment of officials, then the constitutional court, by its decision, canceled the criminal responsibility of declaring false information and also blocked the work of the national agency for the prevention of corruption in th

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ihor snidenko sat in the judge's chair like sas in march 2014.e was appointed by the verkhovna rada based on a quota of the svoboda party, before that he worked at the institute of legislation of the verkhovna rada, sdelenko became famous in october 2020. he was the speaker in the case of the cancellation of responsibility for the illegal enrichment of officials, then the constitutional court, by its decision, canceled the criminal responsibility for declaring false information and also blocked the work of the national agency for the prevention of corruption in the control of the wealth of civil servants and their punishment for lying in declarations and not explaining the acquired assets it is not excluded that such a decision was supported by judge sdelenko for personal reasons in 2019, the nazc recorded sdelenko's violation of anti-corruption legislation, he did not timely submit a notice of significant changes in property status, in particular, he did not timely indicate uah 330,000 of income, all three of them voted sdelenko's garden, zavhor

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on the air, sas is authorized to state the topic of the program, another ukraine, the opposition in thear has always come out with the initiative, with calls for peace, has always been a platform, implementing the same minsk agreements. ukraine could escape what it has now. in your opinion, will minsk be able to help overcome this crisis, help stop the war, which helps, that is, in general, throughout all the years, belarus has done everything to ensure that there is peace in ukraine and that pain builds out of russian relations. togo, alexandria. gorkovich lukashenko, our president, turned a blind eye to unfriendly rhetoric. e on the sanctions that were imposed with ukraine against belarus did. this is not for the kyiv authorities. he did it for the belarusian and ukrainian people. he always spoke. that our relations , these human family friendly ones, are more important than politicians. he always said it. now, in terms of specific actions in the fourteenth year, belarus has done a lot to sign the minsk agreements, when someone starts to argue , it was possible to sign anywhere. these

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so it's not simply sas, we don't have a choice. of course we have a choice. the question is, what do we use energy for? and that's what they never want to talk about. and germany produces so much stuff that nobody needs. we flood the world with heavy fuel guzzling cars, for example, and a lot stuff that nobody else needs, like fertilizers, i, we need to change that something we need to change all of our economy if we want to battle this crisis and the government is not prepared to do that when we will push them to climate activist, our gratitude work is also appearing here today. how important is it that that she is here? i think it's, yeah, it's really important that she's here to and that all of the movement is coming together. and this process is really giving back life to the climate movement in germany. and yeah, i'm really happy that great. i was coming there and all the other speakers as well . pizza to nights is from nigeria and. and that's good and yeah, it's going to be absolutely awesome. um yeah, i'm really happy with this support. thank you so mu

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the program sas is authorized to declare i am the host nadezhda sas i welcome you. let me remind you that this is a program for those who want to better understand what is happening in the world and understand how these processes of events will affect the life of everyone and the life of the country, and more recently, a popular saying for the older generation, if only there was no war people the younger ones were perceived with a condescending smile, accustomed to peaceful concerns of generations. it seemed to be just a way to justify the presence of many large and small social economic problems and the notorious housing problem. but last year everything changed radically and the wishes of a peaceful sky on new year's eve were already heard at almost every table about what the coming year of 2023 will be like, whether it will bring peace to ukraine, whether it will protect belarus from dangerous challenges, belarus. will it help curb the global economy? we will talk about the crisis in today's program, well, kirill evgenievich koktezh, doctor of political sciences,

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so we're failing, the youth on the share of the sa hell a in the share of the 50 yes or progress. the last 5 years, fewer and fewer of children have been able to make it to school. there are more than 800 schools close by violence, by military attacks. and, and the peer people have had to flee. we have to turn around the developments and they say a region so that there is hope for the youth of nature and the science. if things aren't turned around, what do you think is going to happen? i think there will be more bitterness. there will be more conflict that will be more recruitment to armed groups. that will be a vicious cycle that is not only going to play the sa hell, but to africa. europe of coast, people will leave these areas if there is no hope of the future. and let me give you one that one attack here then which rested. council did a survey among youth in leisure, in 2021. 70 percent said we do not believe it. would it be better? we have lost hope. we don't believe we will get education livelihoods, and backed up your check. and that's an alarming say, again, we have to inv

vladimir putin sa s the lgbt people. vladimir putin says the war _ lgbt people.ple. vladimir putin says the war in ukraine is i lgbt people. vladimir putin l says the war in ukraine is also a fight against the west. and lgbt values. repression is increasing in russia and if the war continues to go badly for the kremlin, many here are wondering who the next target will be. will vernon, bbc news, russia. the actor brendan fraser is being widely tipped for an oscar nomination in his new film the whale, all about a morbidly obese man trying to connect with his estranged daughter. it's his first leading role in years — and he's already bagged a british academy nomination and a critics choice award for it. he's been speaking to our entertainment reporter, lizo mzimba. the point of this chorus is to learn how to write clearly and persuasively. learn how to write clearly and persuasively-— persuasively. think about the truth of your _ persuasively. think about the truth of your argument. i persuasively. think about the i truth of your argument. charlie is a reclusive lec

and in the larger region known as the sa hell, it's counter terrorism that starts at a local level. got the lizzie to him, he had his to rick. now how did units gather intelligence, lemon, us, they spot the threats and been anti terrorism units that get involved in take care of those threats. but on that i'll gaunt sit men, us. their job is to also deepen trust with people, people they know from their own communities. they help them by providing health care to said them, the sequence of t, this woman says she has vertigo, nausea and general fatigue. so that's why i gave her some. i'd been dessert because she could have worms fuzzy on the pot as he thought. this approach combining local knowledge with traditional connections and offering help as well as asking for information. it's proving popular. a few 100 new mahari police are already operational and authority say they plan to recruit $200.00 more. ah. in indonesia, the government is using support programs to help former i. s. terrorists build a new life. the insurgents who carried out the attack in bali are also benefiting living

. , definitely be led by whatever they sa . y ., , ., say.if they need to listen to i nurses here, there is certainly say. if they need to listen to - nurses here, there is certainly a voice. it is remarkably cold here but many of the nurses saying they are feeling the chill from the government. the government saying that 19% pay rises certainly would continue to push inflation up. thank ou ve continue to push inflation up. thank you very much- _ let's talk to our chief political correspondent nick eardley. paramedics, train drivers, civil servants, university lecturers, nurses, of course, the list goes on of the sectors involved in industrial action. all the time we look for any indications that might be some sort of breakthrough, but it does seem that both the government and the unions are absolutely still dug in. are you hearing of any movement at all? hot dug in. are you hearing of any movement at all?— dug in. are you hearing of any movement at all? not on health service strikes. _ movement at all? not on health service strikes. obviousl

we did agree to have the sas commission review them and make recommendations for action to us. on specific grants or on expected grant boards. we may only commission that cease the final grant detailings they'll have an idea they can give guidance. to assist us with our obligations, the second fuller will provide our commission with a month low summation of the sanitation and streets meetings including link to agendas and live links to the documents they review and we can access the documents on the their commission's website. >> i will meet regular low with sanitation and streets commission chair mogannam and brain storming what each commissions are doing and how to better work together. that's in sum to me the key take aways were. secretary full are documented the new procedures that we have agreed upon in consultation with the city attorneys and with director short. and he will have that available for our commissioners if you like more detail. secretary fuller will provide us with a new org chart now the department organization has changed and there will not be 2 departments

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