Peaceful assembly but also the right to life and bodily integrity there have also been cases of Sexual Assault things that cannot be tolerated. On wednesday some secretary of the interior said he expects that any alleged Human Rights Violations will be thoroughly investigated. We are live in state of emergency and im really tired. But this doesnt not just to fight human rights abuses. Well the majority of protests in the country have remained peaceful theres also been widespread vandalism and hundreds of businesses have been looted a military enforced curfew has been announced for a 5th night in a row and has been extended to other cities of cheating the concern now as more people continue to join in the demonstrations and violate that curfew is that the violence that weve seen over the past few days will only worsen. Between protests that continue to intensify and a government who seems unable to regain the trust of the public. A peaceful solution to the unrest appears to remain out o
A complete repetition of the actions of the peoples republic of china in the south china sea, when chinese Border Guards search there with philippine ships and vessels, creating it the danger of catastrophe or sea accidents, well, the chinese did not invent it, it was invented by the russians, it is the first such incident. Was in the black sea in 1986, when, guided by the article on the right of peaceful passage of the then new convention, of the 1982 International Maritime convention, two american ships decided to pass along the crimean coast, a section of the crimean coast in the faros area. So the russians and the soviet leadership at that time expected such actions, and two soviet ships were sent to intercept them, the skr bezzavetnyi, the smaller skr, skr, under the leadership of the then captain of the first rank budanov, and thats when the russians first used that tactic, battles by the sides. There were two warships, well, thats a lot, you can imagine what they are, what their
Where we think disciplinary action is appropriate we work with the office of accountability review and we try and get the agency to take disciplinary action. We have several cases in the pipeline now that will involve disciplinary action. We are trying to pin it and focus more on disciplinary action but our First Priority has been getting people back to work. With someone has been fired we want them back to the work and when someone is in the basement we want to get them back. The have been very successful. Ms. Flanz rep. Kuster the sooner you can get to the retaliatory behavior, the sooner you will be going through for years on end example such as these. Thank you and i apologize for going over. To her now recognize for five minutes. You still dont have an office . Why hasnt he got in his regular office back . Ms. Lerner i dont know, but i will find out. Rep. Benishek obviously he is back in good faith and i would like that. Rep. Benthis is the same supervisor you have had all along .
With his case . Ms. Flanz i am not free to speak to the specifics. Are you familiar with all the cases in your department . Ms. Flanz those that involve senior members. Are there other active cases . Ms. Flanz we have 80. Some allegation of retaliation. How many have you closed within the past year . Ms. Flanz we have been operating since july of 2013 and with closed dozens. Only three of those dozens have disciplinary, is that what i am to understand . Ms. Flanz each result in a finding that the alleged misconduct could be substantiated or a recommendation around discipline. Let me ask you about ms. Lerners written testimony. Theyre all types of cases specific cases are the people involved do you get involved in the discipline of the person who did the retaliating against the whistleblower a you are mainly concerned that the whistleblower is restored, is that correct . Ms. Lerner it is a relief for the whistleblower. Rep. Benishek do you report to ms. Flanzs department . Ms. Lerner we
Gained at the expense of Care Provision to the veterans we serve. For example, i had the honor of meeting an 88yearold world war ii veteran several weeks ago. He aryedrived in an electric wheelchair as he was unable to walk. Same for the loss of his left arm and hand and right shoulder. He was unable to see to his right eye due to glaucoma. He was living at the ymca. Thats all he could afford 500 a month special security. He was sent to the y as an answer to homelessness. Years ago he could have called our facilities extended care section his home. But due to yearly mandates reducing the beds earmarked for extended air if favor of more rapid turnover and hence more billables and collections this 88yearold warld war two veteran was sent to live in the ymca ymca. Who is community is the Community Living center and what type of living is being provided. True to world war ii vet generation he believed a bed must be needed for someone in worse shape than he. He had no what do we look at whe