the un human rights office has expressed grave concerns over the ukranian broad crackdown. all members of the orthodox church that in turn has elicited a harsh response from the ukrainian foreign ministry. the ukrainian state security service conducted searches and monasteries offices, educational facilities in other property up the ukranian orthodox church officers. question several clergyman with the use of it, polygraph, at least 2 suspects are under round the clock house arrest. the un human rights office is concerned that the states, activities targeting the church could be discriminatory. ukraine is a democratic state in which freedom of religion is guaranteed at the same time. freedom is not identical with the right to engage in activities that undermine national security. the arsenal, prisons, lances government against the orthodox church in ukraine have even drawn the attention of pope frances, who has said he's willing to serve as a mediator to reach a peace agreement. we heard from a theology professor at the university of san diego who says, the west silence aga

the un human rights office has documented searches conducted by the sbu as a security measure in severalonasteries, offices, educational institutions and other facilities belonging to the ukrainian orthodox church in kyiv rivne zhytomyr ivano-frankivsk chernivtsi in dnepropetrovsk khmelnytsky cherkasy volyn kherson ternopil poltava and transcarpathian regions management concerned that state action against the upc could lead to discrimination ; the office also calls for all criminal suspects to have the right to a fair trial. well , at first everything is fine. everything is written correctly, but the administration is restless in that the state's action against the opts may or may not lead to discrimination , that is, there are some suspicions that, uh, if the theory continues like this after some time. baby it's possible that someone will be discriminated against, but of course, but at the same time, it is important to understand that 2 weeks before this powerful outpouring, so to speak. the american representative, the representative of the american embassy, ​​who deals with religious

the un's human rights office says 200 people were killed in the first two weeks of march alone.ials say the clashes took place in the capital, port-au-prince. violent protests in france have continued for a fifth day as president mccraw has decided his next move. his government narrowly survived no confidence motions and faces fury over his controversial pension reforms. police made hundreds of arrest while some unions have stepped up their strikes. the president is due to give aware televised interview on wednesday. fixing years long waiting lists at home. a growing number of british patients are venturing abroad to undergo weight-loss loss surgery. in particular to turkiye. a bbc investigation has revealed a catalog of complications surrounding the procedure which have led to the deaths of at least seven patients. we should warn you this report does contain some graphic images. >> last year stacy traveled to turkey for weight loss surgery that reduced the size of her stomach. >> just going to do a little test. >> as a mom to two young children she wanted the operation to avoid

the un human rights office also recalls the need to ensure that all persons facing criminal charges enjoyull range of applicable rights to a fair trial, the response from the ministry of ukraine did not take long. waiting for his spokesman oleg nikolenko criticized the un report and called on the organization to refrain from political assessments of actions. kiev in relation to the canonical, uoc, ukraine is a democratic state in which freedom of religion is guaranteed. at the same time, svoboda is not equally entitled to engage in activities that undermine national security, the kremlin hand, the kiev authorities see expulsions everywhere priests at the hrc from the temples. compare the red hysteria of the us witch hunt in the 20th century, the fight against zelensky and his team for spiritual independence is considered by an expert to split ukrainian society into two parts and lead to protests within the country, you would think that the history of this confrontation will not end on march 21, but will continue for more and it is clear that the goal of the hmm political authorities in ki

the un human rights office a month later and finally drew attention to discrimination against the ukrainian, persecution, criminal cases against priests , searches of churches, and eviction from the kiev-pechersk lavra are reflected in the latest report of the organization. and although the un only expressed traditional concerns, the ukrainian foreign ministry immediately accused international observers of bias, and also asked him to refrain from assessments, that is, in fact , close his eyes to the repression against the upc, which is increasing every day by march 29, according to the ministry of culture of ukraine , the monks, the ukrainian orthodox church should leave the lower lavra, where the residences of metropolitan anufry are located , until march 29. the gospel story in this situation reminds me of the gospel story when christ came out of the desert and satan approached him, supposedly to tempt the authorities from to tempt his court with bread. christ did not succumb, brothers of the monastery. led by a namik, she will always be faithful to her primate, his beatitude metropolitan

soldier is shot, according to preliminary findings , it is true, the representative of the un human rights office said that we know about this video that appeared on social networks and shows what it looks like the execution of a ukrainian soldier who was not a combatant by russian troops, based on a preliminary assessment we believe that this video may be real , the report also stated that at the beginning of russia's full-scale invasion of ukraine, numerous violations of international humanitarian law were documented impartial and effective investigations must be conducted regarding prisoners of war on all these charges and the guilty must be brought to justice, the un adds, let us remind you that the actual demonstration of what is happening on the video indicates a violation of the rules and customs of the introduction of war, and of course they should be responsible for this punishment well, about 9,000 ukrainian defenders will undergo training this year in germany. this was reported by the german ministry of defense. the minister of defense announced the delivery of 18 german leopard 2 to u

, i have alleged links to moscow which the monasteries officials have denied me while the un human rights office has weighed in releasing a damning report. this slammed the ukrainian government's actions as to swim in a tory the o h. c. h are documented, search is conducted by the as b u. s. security measures and several monasteries, officers, educational facilities and other property of the ukrainian orthodox church, u o. c. d o h c h r is concerned that official actions targeting the u. o. c could be discriminatory in some cases. as b. u officers question several clergymen with the use of what polygraph, the as be you confirmed that at least 3 notices of suspicion were issued to you. o . c, clergy. i. france's has also expressed his support for the religious lamb resolved the key of monastery after moscow's patriarch colewell drew attention to the issue . the pope says the fighting between ukrainian and russian forces should not affect religious sites. ukrainian authorities have repeatedly raided churches across the country on allegations, but his clergy members have pro ration simple faith uk

he is trying to avoid now the use of violence, some part of the police, in this case, the un human rights office has urged columbia to speed up the dismantling of armed groups in the country present to stop. petro has vowed to implement the 2016 piece accord, a strike new piece deals with the remaining rebels and crime gangs. at least 450000 people have been killed, and tens of thousands displaced during 6 decades of armed conflict. you could okay, well i'm yet in a prelim, i believe columbia has profound human rights problems which will take a long time to resolve. we have seen the governments openness to recognize human rights problems, discuss human rights problems and proposed solutions. these problems will not be solved overnight. they require structural changes, development to reach abandoned territories and institutions and the rule of law to reach these places. we a margaret's from guinea now back home from to nicea. say they were living in hell after crackdown order by present case. so he'd, he's been condemned for saying hordes of illegal sub saharan migrants. we're changing the demogr

the un human rights office is concerned that the states, activities targeting the church could be discriminatory. ukraine is a democratic state in which freedom of religion is guaranteed at the same time. freedom is not identical with the right to engage in activities that undermine national security. the answer, though, for the last is the omen a gainsville that of church in ukraine have even drawn the attention of pope frances, who have said he's wanting to serve as a mediator to reach a peace agreement. we heard from a theology professor at the university of east sarajevo, who says the was silent regarding heaves, crunched down, is hypocritical as our collective rest, full media, long politicians have invested heavily in, in, in an image of ukraine or see if i can give it to russia fighting, he will tie really from russia. so now when we are witnessing the substance of today's ukraine due to the terror of today's ukraine, none of us or media are actually willing just to cover just before their audience is about the, about the images of camera which are taking place in today's ukraine in the m

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stated by the permanent representative of belarus to the un office in geneva , larisa belskaya, a diplomat who spoke in response to a report on human rights violations in the context of the presidential elections in belarus in the twentieth year. what reports that are not verified and tendentious close the possibilities of cooperation between the country and the owls of the chp, you, like many states here, western states, do not want to listen to what he says government and cynically support those who oppose the belarusian state. here they talk about the victims of the violence of political prisoners, as we have repeatedly said. we don't have political prisoners , we have people who violated the laws and received well-deserved punishments. who are they trying to present as victims in the events of 2020. these are indeed victims, but victims of the manipulations of those whom, tut is dangerously called the champion of human rights. which involved them in illegal actions against the state in an attempt to overthrow state power and in violent clashes with the police, and now they represent them as victims and collect evidence from a number o

even the attorney general has said that it's going to be in contravention of the un charge on human rights. the home office is advise the government that this is not a workable plan. and the host secretary herself, has said that this is really going to push the boundaries of international law. so the legal hurdles are going to be almost insurmountable, even if that is sorted, if there's going to be the practical challenges that backlog in this country of us, of refugees and asylum seekers who've arrived there is now at 860000 people of the 46000 that arrived on small votes last year. only 3 percent have had their applications process. another 97 percent resting in detention centers which have now overflowed. they've now been put in hotels. the cost to the taxpayer is enormous. and that is, is one of the main pushback points from the opposition party. this is going to put people who could otherwise be processed quickly and contributing to society, lingering in detention centers and denying people who have legitimate rights to asylum in this country. to do that, they wait to have access to elizabeth charlie,

institutions as the international committee of the red cross, as well as the office of the un high commissioner for human rightsich still have representations on the territory of the russian federation and should, in my opinion, be more actively involved in solving this problem, practically, you mentioned today that your organization has counted more than 30,000 episodes of war crimes against civilians, each episode is the name of the victim and also the name of the person who committed it what will their responsibility look like, people who committed international crimes with their own hands , as well as people who gave orders or made decisions that are possible, but there are acts must be brought to justice because this culture of impunity has led to that the russians have believed that they can do whatever you don't want , and this is not just a question of justice for ukrainians who have suffered from e-e crimes. i did not experience an aggressive attack in the horror that we are going through now because the war continues and russia continues to commit crimes and the genocidal nature of this war is obvious

and since there is. e office of the un high commissioner for human rights, which recently stated that that and i quote the actions of ukraine e, the state in relation to the ukrainian orthodox church may be of a discriminatory nature, on your mind, it can like somehow. well, i will not say sober, but somehow cool. here is the ardor of e ukrainian officials in this matter. of course, we welcome this expression of attention on the part of the un high commissioner for human rights, and patriarch kirill of moscow and all russia addressed the commissariat and other bodies of the united nations with information about what is currently happening around kiev, the pechersk lavra, and. we hope that the voice of an authoritative international body should be heard, but at the same time, knowing how the current kiev authorities behave, how they ignore human rights, and are guaranteed and based on the supporting documents of the united nations organization. and we cannot place too high hopes on their attention. moreover, their main thing. eh, western patrons, as we understood, are quite ready to lo

disabilities, and let's say that the criteria for disability itself will change, the office of the un high commissioner for human rights recently published updated data on the number of victims among the civilian population due to the armed aggression of russia, as of january 30, 2023, they counted more than 11 5,000 wounded among civilians , however, in fact, the administration stated that the figures were much higher, and you also mentioned that , given the nature of injuries, mutilation not only among military personnel who protect the homeland from the russian invasion, but also among the civilian population, the number of people with disabilities will increase, which means that some of them will need the help of your specific social fund for persons with disabilities in order to receive the same means of rehabilitation, in particular prostheses do you know how many people in ukraine, military and civilians, currently need prosthetics? well, you know, the number is quite dynamic. we have interaction with the national health service with medical institutions and we have an understanding of the potential and the nece

seen many times that there can be a representative of the red cross or the office of the un high commissioner for human rightsthere are different directions, and accordingly, it all depends on the person, how much he wants, how intensively he wants to protect, well , today i see that if international organizations are not able to somehow influence the russian federation, then they simply sign off on their, let's say, well, inability to protect human rights in extreme conditions today , of course, there is international pressure on the russian federation and on the part of the first persons of the state . putin is a dialogue that is called to him, that is, they can still influence. yes, there are personal ones without, uh, conversation, uh, to demand from putin certain actions, that is, well, in this way, you can still influence from the point of view of, well, other tools . well, let's just protest, but protest i am sure that in the next five years there will be soviet children of those subjects of the federation and there will be protests, but for now , we are not talking about protests. of research and secu

permanent representative of belarus to the un office in geneva, larisa belskaya , the diplomat spoke in response to the report presented at the session on human rightslations in the context of the presidential elections in belarus of the twentieth year, such reports, unverified and tendentious, close the possibilities of cooperation between the country and the cappucci owl, like many states here are western states. don't want to listen to what he says government and cynically support those who oppose the belarusian state. here they talk about the victims of the violence of political prisoners, as we have repeatedly said. we don't have political prisoners , we have people who violated the laws and received well-deserved punishment. those who are trying to be presented as victims of the events of 2020 are really victims, but victims of the manipulation of those who are pathetically called champions of human rights here, which involved them in illegal actions against the state in an attempt to overthrow state power and in violent clashes with the police, and now they are presenting them as victims and collecting evidence a number of countries talking a

the office of the un high commissioner for human rights pointed to searches in churches and dioceses the priests, the ukrainian orthodox church allegations of state changes against a number of church hierarchs sanctions were announced 13 clergy were deprived of citizenship by decree of president zelensky the day before in the kiev-pechersk lavra passed. perhaps the last sunday service. upts, they let the monks only with passports , they gave an ultimatum to leave the cloisters or go to the orthodox church of ukraine and in the chernivtsi region, the security forces interrupted the service and strength and began to expel the rector, saying that the church was betrayed by the psu today in the world theater day in lugansk rehearsing the play, the king, the girl brought this performance to the obraztsov puppet theater and now it will be in the main repertoire of luhansk artists. why this production completely moves to the lugansk stage, fell prokopenko tsar maiden the first russian puppet tragedy, as the author himself, the writer , thinker and musical theorist vladimir adoevsky defined

un recorded the facts of numerous searches by the sbu in monasteries and biased interrogations and excellent interrogations of clergy by ukrainian investigators in a new report. office of the high commissioner. according to human rightsa quote about discriminatory measures against the ukrainian orthodox church. he appealed to the ukrainian authorities to grant the accused priest the right to a fair trial. the russian aerospace forces shot down a ukrainian helicopter in the dpr russian air defense systems intercepted seven missiles from khaimovites and 17 drones in a day , the ministry of defense reported this in the donetsk direction , according to the defense department destroyed more than 200 ukrainian soldiers. in addition, during the day our army hit 84 ukrainian artillery units in a total of 120,128 districts. on july 1, the construction of a storage facility for tactical nuclear weapons on the territory of belarus will be completed and russian scanners will be placed there. what vladimir putin said the day before in an interview with the media emphasized this will happen in the very near future such a step was taken at the request of minsk e, but the transfer of control, he is armament of speech, of course, is

reaction to the office of the high commissioner for human rights, yes, which, so to speak, caused criticism of the ukrainian authorities. eh, but there was even a minimal reaction in kiev to the unreacted sharply. oleg nikolenko from the independent foreign ministry urged to refrain from political assessments of kiev's actions in relation to the canonical ukrainian orthodox church. by and large, in ukraine, a semblance of a religious war is being waged against one church that does not fits into the political landscape elected by the current government. how else? explain zelensky’s comments that repressions against priests, ops, are nothing more than the strengthening of spiritual independence in the role of mediators in negotiations between the canonical ukrainian orthodox church and the schismatic dog, the pope seems to be ready to speak. however, it is important here that this be an honest mediation, and not in favor of one of the parties. it seems to me that, perhaps, it would be possible to influence in some way on ukrainian government. just so that she returns to her actions in the legal field. and this would, of course, be important if such calls were made. i think this is

human rights treaties. the un refugee convention recognizes that people fleeing persecution may have to use irregular means to reach safety in the can't be penalize for doing so. inver soloman's, the chief executive officer of the refugee council. he explains why the bill is so controversial, is treating people who have fled the horrors enough denise, down the tyrannical rule of the taliban, and is treating them as suspected terrorists and criminals, putting them in detention and then deporting them. well, these are people who are clearly in need of refugee protection, and this is how the government planning to do. the current asylum system is chaotic . it's costly, it's not working the way it should be in france and germany. decisions are made within 6 or 7 months. the government should be focusing on creating an orderly asylum system with good quality decisions being made early. if someone doesn't have a well founded claim, they may should be relieved. there aren't even the removals taking place. and if they don't, if they don't have a well founded claim, it should be reviewed. and if they do have a well founded claim, of course, they should be allowed, stays refugees in the latest state to show that f

n. resident coordinators office in rangoon i got failing to discharge the un separate principal responsibilities like you know, upholding principles of human rights or non reform off or like a not forcing refugees back to the country of origin where they suffered a design. nothing less. it's the, it's a, you know, the, the highest level over you and who are grassy is, is with fossil. you're antonio gutierrez, when he was head of the u. n. a. c. r. was that the face to face tool by the burmese president at the time thing saying that that muma military intended to either live, we are evac of forced out that 2000000 refugees of built a segregated cans. and at the end, the num, our military at the time, wanted the un to support in. and then gutierrez was promoted to be the secretary general. and then if you look at the rolando situation, go vienna. ok, i've, i've no interaction because i want to keep this with regards to the ring gear. refugees, particularly, what do you think is motivating this decision or this attempt at least by bangladesh and me, and more to find some sort of program for bringing people back to their, to their homeland. if what y

un human rights council in june this year. but what be higher is a very disturbing well, the us president joe biden has now arrived in ottawa. this is his 1st visit to canada since taking office. these are the life pictures of where he's about to be officially welcomed at a ceremony on parliament hill. and he'll be holding one on one, talk to the prime minister justin trudeau a little later than in the coming hours he'll be addressing the canadian parliament . we're crossing to our white house correspondent, kimberly how kit. so we do expect kimberly and announcement today on immigration and migration between these 2 countries. tell us more about that. yeah, well this is an issue that is really in response to what we've seen is a major optic in immigration, a long canada's southern border and the northern border of the united states. typically, we see rather busy border crossings on the southern board of the united states and mexico, but now we're seeing it on the northern border of the united states, a sharp up increase. and so what this is, is an attempt to manage the migration in the western hemisphere, specifically when it comes to updating the rules pertaining to migrant

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permanent representative of belarus to the un office in geneva, larisa belskaya , the diplomat spoke in response to those presented at the session. report on human rights violations in the context of the 2020 presidential elections in belarus. such reports, unverified and tendentious, close the possibility of cooperation between the country and the owl, the kchr and many states. here the western states. you do not want to listen to what the government says and cynically support those who oppose the belarusian state. here they talk about the victims of the violence of political prisoners. so we have repeatedly said we have no political. included are people who violated the law and suffered a well-deserved punishment, some of those who are trying to be presented as victims in the events of 2020 . these are indeed victims, but victims of the manipulations of those who are pompously called champions of human rights here, which involved them in illegal actions against the state in an attempt to overthrow the state power and in violent clashes with the police, and now they are presented as victims and they are collecting evidence from a number of countries t