The window is boarded up: Russia has been excluded from the Council of Europe. Stream with Kirill Martynov

The Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe expelled Russia from the Council of Europe on March 16. This is the first such case in history. The European Court of Human Rights has suspended consideration of all complaints against Russia, and the country ceases to be a member of the European Convention on Human Rights. How will this affect citizens and what will happen to the ECHR? Live on air, Kirill Martynov, editor of the politics department at Novaya, analyzes the situation together with lawyers and other experts. Ask your questions via our Telegram bot: <a href="https://t.me/QnA_novayagazeta_bot" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://t.me/QnA_novayagazeta_bot</a> 00:00 - video starts 00:42 - broadcast starts 03:21 - Lawyer Elena Lukyanova on Russia&#039;s withdrawal from the Council of Europe 12:30 - Is it possible to file complaints with the UN after leaving the Council of Europe? 14:55 - ECHR demands protection of media rights 18:18 - How will leaving the Council of Europe affect the lives of ordinary Russians? 22:59 - Leonid Nikitinsky, Novaya Gazeta columnist, on the current situation 27:09 - Alexander Baunov, editor-in-chief of carnegie.ru, explains what the Council of Europe is 33:45 - How will the situation change Europe? 42:30 - Why did we come to this? 46:26 - Will criminal punishment for homosexuality return? 50:42 - lawyer Karinna Moskalenko on the European Court of Human Rights Support Novaya <a href="https://novayagazeta.ru/donate?utm_source=yt" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://novayagazeta.ru/donate?utm_source=yt</a>