Presenter of the program "Liberty Live" Dmitry Volchek: The highest instance tribunal in Paris decided to freeze the accounts of the Russian government in France. This decision is the result of a lawsuit presented by the seamstress by the royal company "The leg", which since 1991 has delivered food to Russia in exchange for oil. The leadership of the Swiss company claims that the Government of the Russian Federation owed it an amount of $ 64 million.

Mikhail Sokolov, Moscow: The new leader of the ATP faction - Boris Nemtsov, said that the ATP will support the plan of the radical tax reform, reducing the income tax to 13 percent and the transition to the funded pension system, but will oppose 12 years of study in schools. All three administrative reform laws will be supported by the faction in the first reading, but the amendments are necessary.

"All people are born free and equal in their dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and should act in relation to each other in the spirit of the brotherhood." Article 1 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. In this issue: The capital's authorities are trying to close the Moscow Children's Center "Island of Hope". From the history of human rights movement. Alexander Daniel - about the initiative group of the protection of human rights in the USSR. Human rights news.

Hasin Raduev, North Caucasus: According to the Russian military, a complex situation is formed in the east of Kurchaloevsky and in the Nozha-Yurt districts of Chechnya. During the reconnaissance events, the movement of Chechen mobile detachments near the settlements Allera, Bachi-Yurt, Dachu-Borza and Nozhay-Yurt was noticed.

The Liberty Live program is conducted by Dmitry Volchek . The topic is leaded by Marina Katys. The point of view of the vice -speaker of the Russian State Duma and one of the leaders of the ATP - Boris Nemtsov is given. Dmitry Volchek: On May 19, the Decree of the President of Russia was abolished by the State Committee for Environmental Protection - State Ecology - an Office, which actually engaged in the only independent federal control over compliance with environmental legislation.

Vladimir Abarinov , Washington: The host of the Liberty Live program Vladimir Baburin: Radio Liberty correspondent Andrei Babitsky submitted a written application for discrimination against Chechens in Russia to the Helsinki Commission of the US Congress. Babitsky himself could not come to Washington, as he is forbidden to leave Moscow.

Mumin Shakirov, Moscow : The discussion in the State Duma, according to the law on limiting the smoking of tobacco, ended with nothing. The document was withdrawn from consideration. Most deputies opposed amendments to the law that limits the content of nicotine and resins in tobacco products.

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In Chechnya, Russian artillery and aviation continue to strike at the alleged bases of Chechen formations in the Argun Gorge-near the villages of Duba-Yurt and Yarysh-Marda. According to the Radio Liberty correspondent, the village of Ulus-Kert was subjected to shelling, where refugees began to return a few days ago. According to the Russian military, the complex situation is preserved in the east of the Kurchali and Nozha-Yurt district of Chechnya.

Khasin Raduev, North Caucasus: The fighting in Chechnya is gradually becoming sluggish. In the mountainous regions of the republic, minor skirmishes occur, which do not have much impact on the overall picture of the war. The Russian military says that they have found the most acceptable tactics to combat the small groups of Chechen detachments operating. Now the same small Russian units go out on reconnaissance and, when they detect the enemy, direct artillery and aviation at him.

"Svyatattsy" and "desecrators" Vladimir Tolts: "Making abuse of the portrait of the leader, Grigorovich was in a sober state and silently showed abuse, that is, he showed his penis, and the second time, having ruined the air and turning to the portrait, he said that he was twisting his nose, did not want to sniff." "On September 9, 1961, at 13 hours 25 minutes L. Smirnova, being in the Mausoleum of Lenin V.I.

The program is conducted by Peter Vile. It is attended by a Radio Liberty correspondent in Belgrade Aiya Kuga and the expert of the Balkans Andrei Sharry. Peter Vile: The Ministry of Justice of Yugoslavia reported that work has been completed on a bill on cooperation with the International Hague Tribunal on Punishment of Military Crimes. On the territory of Serbia and the Bosnian Republic of Serbian, several dozen persons accused of committing war crimes are hidden from international justice.

In the Primorsky Territory, in connection with the emergency shutdown of the power unit and one of the boilers, the Lutek power station in half reduced its load - the Dalunergo press service reported on Wednesday. As a result, residents of Vladivostok were left without electricity for 3 hours, in other areas of Primorye, disconnects lasted about 6 hours.

Opinions of government members, experts, deputies. The program is conducted by Dmitry Volchek. Correspondents of Radio Freedom Karen Agamirov and Mumin Shakirov participate. Dmitry Volchek: “Russia intends to significantly increase weapons export,” Vice Prime Minister Ilya Klebanov said today. The new government is going to reorganize the system of military-technical cooperation.

Aya Kuga, Belgrade: This morning, the introduction of the Yugoslav military police forces into the last sector - "b" - security zones on the administrative border of Serbia and Kosovo, which has still been fully controlled by armed Albanian extremists. Serbian sources report that the operation takes place without open resistance to local Albanians. When entering the Yugoslav security forces into the buffer zone, the Prime Ministers of Yugoslavia and Serbia are present.