european court of human rights rules that it's legal for countries to force vaccines on children in a case that's raised fears of compulsory. european medicines agency sticks to its line that the benefits of the astra zeneca outweigh the risks but the regulator says should be listed as a very rare side effect of the drug. use this to say that we're going to start this with reports of yet another mass shooting in the united states not very many details at the moment but it is regarded as an active shooter situation in the small city of brian in the state of texas which is about 60 kilometers north of houston multiple people have apparently been wounded and a manhunt is currently underway but that all the details we have at the moment we will keep you up to date when we get more details on that developing story the incident though comes after joe biden unveiled 6 executive orders aimed at tightening firearm controls it's amid a surge in gun violence that the u.s. president called an international embarrassment. gun violence in this country is an epidemic whether congress acts or not and

european court of human rights rules that it's legal for countries to force vaccines on children in a case that's raised fears of compulsory. european medicines agency sticks to its line that the benefits of the astra zeneca kind of a job outweigh the risks but the regulator says blood clot should now be listed as a very rare side effect of the drug. life from moscow this is outing international i'm bright welcome to the program 1st for you joe biden has unveiled 6 executive orders aimed at tightening firearm controls. gun violence that the u.s. president called an international embarrassment. gun violence in this country is an epidemic whether congress acts or not i'm going to use all the resources in my disposal to keep the american people safe from gun violence but there's much more in the congress can do to help that effort. and they can do it right now so we have joe biden president of the united states talking about how there is an epidemic of gun violence in the united states and putting forward executive actions intended to address that epidemic now the 1st proposal we heard f

court of human rights is it sets precedent. of bigotry vaccinations don't contravene the european court on human rights what it does not do in any way is give any european nation the right to start forcing vaccinations on any of its citizens of course it coming out during this huge vaccination program we're all going through with vaccines throughout the news all over the world right now this is why this particular ruling from one of europe's top courts has made top billing in the news. i suppose some of the ramifications now then we go live to lawyer and former n.h.s. c.d.n. nurse rebecca butler welcome to r.t. and you have the benefit of a legal and a medical background here is the european course correct in its ruling. yes i mean they say this is a well reasoned judgment in my opinion and as your reporter identify it this is a social it's not unique in europe or indeed in the world in making vaccine mandatory what the margin of appreciation used by the check work already sees in this case was that they use this as a preventat

the european court of human rights rules compulsory vaccinations odd legal for children and can be regarded as necessary the decision is unrelated to the global food program but some fear the case might set a precedent. there are cases of unusual. nation with the facts he should be listed as. the european medicines agency maintains the benefits. job still outweigh the risks while warning blood clots should be listed as a side effect. of biological fukushima scientists concerned with the surgeon covert 19 fatalities in brazil so the death rate may soon break the record january wave in america the program we hear from the professor who sounded the alarm. if we don't do anything we could be. a story tragedy i mean the problem. largest humanitarian tragedy of the 21st century. it is just after 5 pm here in moscow and a very warm welcome to come your top stories on our. the european court of human rights has ruled that compulsory vaccinations for children do not violate the human rights convention and can be regarded as necessary the ruling is unrelated to the current global. program however the

the european court of human rights. in a. very . program we hear from a professor who described the situation. if we don't do anything we could be. tragedy here probably the largest humanitarian tragedy 21st century. your top stories. the european court of human rights has ruled that. children are consistent with international law and. the ruling is unrelated to the. there are fears that it could lead to tougher policies from governments. this case in fact started long before anybody had ever heard of covert 19 1st time it appeared in the european court of human rights was in 2013 and already been going through the court systems in the czech republic for a long time before that the complaint was brought by families in the czech republic who'd either being fined or their children had been refused entry to early years education kindergartens and nursery schools because they hadn't been vaccinated by their parents and their parents refused to have them vaccinated what the court ruled on thursday was that the finding of those parents on

court of human rights is it sets precedent months of bigotry vaccinations don't contravene the european court on human rights what it does not do in any way is give any european nation the right to start forcing vaccinations on any of its citizens of course it coming out during this huge vaccination program we're all going through with vaccines throughout the news all over the world right now this is why this particular ruling from one of europe's top courts has made top billing in the news we've been getting reaction to the ruling and hearing whether it could have any impact on covert shots. situation that moment is we were under enormous pressure i think of that from the government advertising campaigns from the media etc to have a jab now there are people in the media in politics who have actually called for compulsory mandatory code exactly on the grounds of the good society so it is worried this judgement is is worrying but i think what point is is that vaccines whether or not we take the vaccine should be up to the individual if we go down the line of saying look banditry vaccinat

the european court of human rights rules that it's legal for countries to force vaccines on children in a case that's raised fears of compulsory. president biden signs a barrel of executive orders to quell what he calls an epidemic of gun violence but the moves preempted by the state of arizona which has already taken steps to block the reforms. and the european medicines agency sticks to its line that the benefits of the astra zeneca coated jab outweigh the risks but the regulator says should now be listed as a very rare side effect of the drug. life from moscow this is a national i'm calling bright 1st for you this the european court of human rights has ruled that compulsory vaccinations for children are consistent with international law and could be regarded as necessary for the ruling is unrelated to the covert pandemic but there are fears that it could lead to tougher policies from some governments here's our europe correspondent peter odom. this case in fact started long before anybody had ever heard of covert 19 1st time it appeared in the european court of human rights was in

european court of human rights rules that it's legal for countries to force vaccines on children in a case that's raised fears of compulsory. european medicines agency sticks to its line that the benefits of the astra zeneca kovi jab outweigh the risks but the regulator says should now be listed as a very rare side effect of the drug. and i live from moscow this is r.t. international monitors call in brian welcome to the program we're going to start 1st in the small u.s. city of bryan in the state of texas which is about 160 kilometers north of houston where yet another shooting has taken place and it's left multiple people wounded according to reports the police say that some victims are in critical condition after a suspect opened fire at a business he remains at large the area has been cordoned off by police with 6 ambulances spotted at the scene officials say that a nearby school was temporarily locked down but it's since reopened for parents to collect pupils it's a developing story and we will bring you more details as we get them well this incident comes after joe biden unveile

the european court of human rights rules. legal for children. to the global. nation we. should be listed as. the european. still. should be listed as a red. brazil . in america we hear from one of the professors who ultimately. if we don't do anything we could be. the largest humanitarian tragedy of the 21st century. international. the european court of human rights has ruled that compulsory vaccinations for children do not human rights convention. the ruling is unrelated to the current global. however. it might set a precedent let's get more details on this right now. what exactly does the ruling mean. well this ruling this case in fact started long before anybody had ever heard of covert 19 what it does though is it sets a precedent in one of europe's highest courts in relation to compulsory vaccinations and we are in the middle of the world's largest global vaccination program ever this particular case it will it goes well back quite a few years 1st time it appeared in the european court of human rights was in 2013 and already been going through the court systems in t

program the european court of human rights rules that compulsory vaccination legal for children can be regarded as necessary. there are cases of the new. child doing nation with the os just any kid vaccine should be listed as. tanks of the vaccine the european medicines agency maintains the benefits of. the job still outweigh the risks while warning blood clots should be listed as a red side effect. a biological fukushima scientists concerned with. 19 fatalities in brazil say the death rate may soon break the record january waving america on the program we hear from a professor who sounded the alarm. if we don't do anything we could be. a story co tragedy here probably the. largest humanitarian tragedy of the 21st century. and a warning is alleged sexual assault of a child a migrant facility in texas the governor of president biden to shut down the. health and safety nightmare. it is good if you join us here at the international i'm real research straight into your top stories for this hour. in a ruling on related to the current global cove food program the european court of human righ

the european court of human rights rules that it is illegal for countries to force vaccines on children in a case that has a raised fears of compulsory covert shots. european medicines agency sticks to its line that the benefits of the astra zeneca covert job outweigh the risks but the regulators says blood clots should now be listed as a very rare side effect of the drug. are broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our chief international and sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us 1st we start with the small u.s. city of bryan in the state of texas about 160 kilometers north of houston where a shooting has taken place that has claimed the life of one and left 5 others wounded suspect has been apprehended but shot state trooper during the manhunt he is described as serious but stable police say some of the other victims are in critical condition there is no word yet on a motive the area has been cordoned off by police with 6 ambulances spotted at the scene. the incident comes after joe biden unveiled 6 executive orders aimed at tightening firearms controls it

european court of human rights. turkey has so far ignored such calls and while remains in jail has h d p the 3rd largest party in the turkish parliament risks being shut down. also. has been in jail for more than 4 years now and has faces several trials on numerous charges at the double correspondent yulia harm in istanbul told us more about the charges he's facing today. well today mr damon is actually one of more than 100 people who are on trial in the turkish capital ankara many of them are members of the left is pro kurdish opposition party here in turkey the h d p they have been trial for allegedly grow in the so-called core bonnie protests which happened nearly 7 years ago back in 2914 back then the predominantly kurdish town of course bani just across the border in syria was in to see i says jihadists and the h.p. had called for protests in support of the people of course bonnie but these demonstrations that turned into violence between protesters and turkish police dozens of people were killed back then turk

the european court of human rights rules. children. late to the. program but the case might set a precedent. the european medicines. the benefits. outweigh the risks blood clots should be listed as a red. bull fukushima. with. brazil. on the program we hear from. if we don't do anything we could be. a story tragedy probably the largest humanitarian tragedy 21st century. to have you with us today for the program. the european court of human rights has ruled that compulsory vaccinations for children do not violate the human rights convention and. the ruling is unrelated to the current global. program but there are fears it might set a precedent our europe correspondent peter. this case in fact started long before anybody had ever heard of covert 19 1st time it appeared in the european court of human rights was in 2013 and already been going through the court systems in the czech republic for a long time before that the complaint was brought by families in the czech republic who'd either being fined or their children had been refused entry to early ye

european court of human rights. turkey has so far ignored such calls and while remains in jail has h d p the 3rd largest party in the turkish parliament risks being shut down. now let's cross over to. this report. he denies has been in jail for years now. several trials on different charges so what are the actual charges now. well today mr dean is actually one of more than 100 people who are on trial in the turkish capital many of them are members of the left is pro kurdish opposition party here in turkey the h d p they have been trial for their alleged role in the so-called cold bonnie protests which happened nearly 7 years ago back in 2014 back then the predominantly kurdish town of course bonnie just across the border in syria was under siege by isis jihadists and the h.p. had called for protests in support of the people of course bonnie but these demonstrations that turned into violence between protesters and police dozens of people were killed back then turkish authorities now accuse the h.e.p.a. of having inci

urged president to take action on a ruling by the european court of human rights in december the court again ordered turkey to immediately released from jail. we have been for example discussing the fact that the european court of human rights was clear and is clear. and. as a founding member of the european council it is important that churchill respects rulings of the european court of human rights turkey has so far ignored such calls and while democrats remains in jail his h d p the 3rd largest party in the turkish parliament risks being shut down. and its cross of a team of correspondents who is in istanbul good to see so. much he has faced several trials and number of charges what exactly is he accused off in the trial that has begun today. mr damon is the most prominent of more than 100 people who are on trial today in the turkish capital ankara many of them all members of the pro kurdish opposition party here in turkey the pm there being trial to something that happened in 2014 in turkey's mainly kurdish south east the so-called ko bonnie protests back then the town of course bo

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of the stories making headlines around the world now of the european court of human rights was ruled in favor of government mandated vaccinations for children in rejecting a case by czech parents who were fined for failing to locate their children against various diseases this is the 1st time the court has ruled on compulsory vaccinations. myanmar's ambassador to the u.k. has been locked out of the london embassy of course while millions stuff are being threatened with severe punishment if they don't comply with dorothy's meanwhile protests continue to see in the u.k. and in me and state media reporting 120 celebrities have been arrested for supporting the anti to protest monks that is planning a calm it was active on social media. britain has condemned me and most military rules for the action against the countries that ambassador diplomats loyal to the military seized control of the embassy on wednesday supporters of the ousted ambassador called described the move as a coup and asked the u.k. not to recognize is that john to appointed replacement for a chair or lack of one as dashe

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court of human rights has ruled in favor of government mandated vaccinations for children in a near unanimous decision the judges rejected the case by parents from the czech republic who had been fined for refusing to inoculate their children now under check law preschool children must be vaccinated against 9 known diseases including measles this is the 1st time the court has ruled on compulsory vaccinations. and for more on this now my colleague peter roller dollars here he's been looking into this this sounds like it could be or will be a controversial route it certainly is i mean as you just mentioned children in the czech republic must be vaccinated against you know common diseases like. polio have otitis be measles a lot of these that have been all but eradicated but we've seen kind of shot back up in recent years it's important to note that the czech republic the government can't force the kids to get vaccinated but the parents can be fined the kids can be refused admission to preschool if they're not vaccinated and you saw the judge is really walking that tightrope there on t

the european court of human rights rules that it is legal for countries to force vaccines on children in a case that has raised fears of compulsory shots. in the european medicines agency sticks to its line that the benefits of the astra zeneca outweigh the risks but the regulator says blood clots should now be listed as a very rare side effect of the drug. that was a brief look at what's going on at this hour stay with us now for. whatever that may be. marker great social reception demographer feature it's really great to have you with us interesting how you're reading it so much to talk about mark. so you kind of terror generation after describing the kids for an after 2010 and then i can't help recalling has a place not of the brave new world where he was a strata are called often better come down south africa being the smartest nested looking well of citizens well generation have also be the best of that in the history of humankind. well good night and that the crews we don't want to just move through the let now off the bat we've had generation x. and y. and sand and we didn't ju

court of human rights has ruled in favor of government mandated vaccinations for children it rejected a case brought by parents who were fined for failing to inoculate their child against various diseases it's the 1st time the course has ruled on compulsory vaccinations we had was ambassador to the u.k. has been locked out of the london embassy cure or been sent stuff of being threatened with severe punishment if they don't comply with the authorities protests continue outside the u.k. embassy in myanmar state media say arrest warrants have been issued for $120.00 celebrities who've been accused of supporting anti coup protests amongst them is the actor a pain. fears of fresh hostilities in eastern ukraine after an escalation of tensions with russia. told russian president vladimir putin to reduce the kremlin's military buildup near the border it's a person accused of actions. russian opposition politician. says his health is deteriorating rapidly in prison mr novelli serving 2 and a half year sentence in a totally harsh people calling east of moscow authorities have jailed several of

but here's a look at some more stories making headlines around the world european court of human rights has ruled in favor of government mandated vaccinations for children it rejected a case by czech parents who were fined for failing to inoculate their children against various diseases this is the 1st time the court has ruled on compulsory vaccinations protesters in northern ireland have heard explosives across a so-called peace schools in class with police in belfast a bus was hijacked and set on fire violence has flared over the past 2 weeks fuelled by the pandemic and anger opposed trade barriers with the rest of the u.k. . alexina valley has been diagnosed with 2 spinal discourteous according to his lawyer imprisoned russian opposition leader is said to have lost sensation in his legs and hands just in the valley is on hunger strike in a penal colony. to a chair or the lack of one which is dashed hopes of a smooth meeting to reset relations between the e.u. and turkey to the european union's top leaders russian a fog the line on shall be a show about visiting the turkish president

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international in moscow the european court of human rights has ruled that compulsory vaccinations are legal for children and can be regarded as necessary in democratic societies follows a court case brought by czech families over mandatory injections we will keep you posted on this developing story here on our international are still to come here on the program the 2nd russian jobs released efficacy data will bring you the findings and many other stories in roughly 60 votes. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy foundation let it be an arms race is often spearing dramatic to follow only closely i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. the world is driven by a dream shaped by. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. if. it is good to have you with us today the developers of russia's 2nd job have released. the vector research for all of the interim results are out for the corona shot with more on the story his oxys jacqueline. overall the data about corona is quite encouraging but the compa

of human rights has ruled in favor of government mandated vaccinations for children in a near unanimous decision the judges rejected a case by parents from the czech republic who had been fined for refusing to inoculate their children under czech law preschool children must be back sedated against 9 known diseases including measles it's the 1st time the court has ruled on compulsory vaccinations and for more on this now my colleague peter voser dollars here and he's been looking into this this sounds like it could be or will be a controversial route it certainly is i mean as you just mentioned children in the czech republic must be vaccinated against you know comedy seasons like. polio have otitis be measles a lot of these that have been all but eradicated but we've seen kind of shot back up in recent years it's important to note that the czech republic that the government can't force the kids to get vaccinated the parents can be fined the kids can be refused admission to preschool if they're not vaccinated and you saw the judge is really walking that tightrope there on the one hand ack

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european court of human rights rules that it's legal for countries to force vaccines on children in a case that raised fears of compulsory covert shelves. and the european medicines agency sticks to its line that the benefits of the astra zeneca coby job outweigh the risks but the regulator says blood clot should now be listed as a very rare side effect of the drug.

the european court of human rights rules that it is legal for countries to force vaccines on children in a case that has raised fears of compulsory. and the european medicines agency sticks to its line that would be benefits of the astra zeneca. outweigh the risks but the regulator says blood clots should now be listed as a very rare side effect of the drug.

the european court of human rights rules that it is legal for countries to force vaccines on children in a case that has raised fears of compulsory coated shots. in the european medicines agency sticks to its line that the benefits of the astra zeneca outweigh the risks but the regulator says blood clots should now be listed as a very rare side effect of the drug.

the european court of human rights rules that that it is legal for countries to force vaccines on children in a case that has raised fears of compulsory covert shots. and the european medicines agency sticks to its line that the benefits of the astra zeneca job outweighed the risks but the regulator says blood clots should now be listed as a very rare side effect of that drug.

the european court of human rights rules compulsory vaccinations on legal for children can be regarded as necessary the decision though late to the global food inoculation program but some fear the case might set a precedent. the european medicines agency maintains the benefits because jobs still outweigh the risks warning blood clots should be listed as a rare side effect. a biological fukushima scientists concerned with a surge in cope with 19 fatalities in brazil so the death rate may soon break the record january wave in america on the program we hear from a professor who sounded the alarm.

the european court of human rights rules that it's legal for countries to force vaccines on children in a case that's raised fears of compulsory. president biden signs a barrel of executive orders to quell what he calls an epidemic of gun violence but the moves preempted by the state about arizona which has already taken steps to block the reforms. and the european medicines agency sticks to its line that the benefits of the astra zeneca coated jab outweigh the risks but the regulator says should now be listed as a very red side effect of the drug.

court of human rights demanded russian authorities in february to immediately will essentially then a smith has the very latest from moscow. what will happen is that later this week prosecutors will ask a moscow court to declare his organization isn't a corruption organization and he's affiliated political groups all around russia as extremist putting them on a level with al qaeda in the interim prosecutors a ask the court to make a ruling to essentially stop the activities of those groups while the court decides on a final ruling so we're expecting that now tomorrow on tuesday in the valleys group say they have stopped the social media postings they've closed the telegram channel down they've closed there are the social media groups but they will reemerge under different names they say that they will keep spreading the. message and they will emerge in the different names with the problem is that particularly for his political of political groups around the country what they were doing was they were advising people where and how to and who to cast their vote for in elections in a wa

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court of human rights which at least show the world what his what was done to him and got 200000 euros to his family but in terms of getting closer to trying him no those those cases his and the others who have been tried their cases need to be resolved and they can be if joe biden wants to really do it more for what's going on kevin mcdonald and lawyer nancy hollander after this break. the law straight frauds going all the way back to the twenty's they're not different they're repackaged rebranded and sold again it's the same why is it a bottle so the smack frog is just a variation on the dot com frog which is a variation of the mortgage sub prime frog if you will frog the g.d.p. would be they would be negative 20 percent. and you know became the bottleneck is a valid excuse your movement and you know full well you see cooperation that is a girlfriend to some little food we call to do division we said action on this lead before we go out today socially. topical least the so-called peace with the palestinians solution and between so you won't vote with them you know it's those who say

court of human rights which at least show the world what has what was done to him and got 200000 euros to his family but in terms of getting closer to trying him know those that those cases his and the others who have been tried their cases need to be resolved and they can be if it's joe biden wants to really do it more from oscar winning kevin macdonald and lawyer nancy hollander after this break. in the 1920 s. and thirty's several 100 african-americans moved to the soviet union and many of their descendants still live in russia. going at the risk of no no rush but i thought put a stop yes it. was one thing on your way. back home like american suffered from racism and a complete lack of prospects. is that not the smug the real. one by else a store on. so they decided to leave everything behind and start a new life in a country about which they knew almost nothing at all some of the american reared who were too through during the night. around great crowd. to moulay a golf you know going to call you and now almost a 100 years later history is repeating itself my great grandfather geor