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of ammunition and other military material— of ammunition and other military material and weapon systems. i think that is— material and weapon systems. i think that is partially part of the reform process _ that is partially part of the reform process that is now going on, where there _ process that is now going on, where there is— process that is now going on, where there is an _ process that is now going on, where there is an effort under way to ensure — there is an effort under way to ensure that acquisitions are put forward — ensure that acquisitions are put forward in — ensure that acquisitions are put forward in a way that it does spur modernisation and re—industrialization in defence industries. that's part of the work that's— industries. that's part of the work that's under way, whether it's enough — that's under way, whether it's enough at _ that's under way, whether it's enough at this moment of real crisis in the _ enough at this moment of real crisis in the counteroffensive, i don't know — in the counteroffensive, i don't know but _ in the counteroffensive, i don't know. but another factor i'd like to point _ know. but another factor i'd like to point to— know. but another factor i'd like to point to which i think is quite impressive is the indigenous capability that the ukrainians have begun— capability that the ukrainians have begun to _ capability that the ukrainians have begun to come up with. they are taking _ begun to come up with. they are taking small drones off the shelf, for example, and arming them. they are also— for example, and arming them. they are also equipping them for intelligent and reconnaissance, they are excellent... they have done a lot already — are excellent... they have done a lot already on capacity and capability, we need to point to what the ukrainians have done themselves as well~ _
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decree will require a transparent reform _ decree will require a transparent reform process, so all of you can see evidence of change and evaluates progress _ see evidence of change and evaluates progress for yourselves. through decades— progress for yourselves. through decades of experience, we have learned — decades of experience, we have learned and i have seen first—hand, that consent — learned and i have seen first—hand, that consent decrees can lead to real and — that consent decrees can lead to real and lasting change. most recently. _ real and lasting change. most recently, ourapproach real and lasting change. most recently, our approach has led to significant — recently, our approach has led to significant improvements in seattle, albuquerque and baltimore, including multiple _ albuquerque and baltimore, including multiple declines in use of force. but consent decrees are not the only tool to _ but consent decrees are not the only tool to achieve constitutional policing _ tool to achieve constitutional policing. the department also supports _ policing. the department also supports communities and law enforcement agencies through programmes and technical assistance. for example, we find public safety and behavioural health partnerships aimed _ and behavioural health partnerships aimed at— and behavioural health partnerships aimed at reducing justice system involvement and a voting individuals with mental health and substance abuse _ with mental health and substance abuse disorders to treatment. our phones _ abuse disorders to treatment. our phones are — abuse disorders to treatment. our phones are supporting the minneapolis behavioural health and wellness _ minneapolis behavioural health and wellness clinic which serves as a crisis _ wellness clinic which serves as a crisis drop—off centre, but law enforcement officers to help divert individuals to care and away from
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you the — wrongs of the past, but i can tell you the justice department is committed to working with minneapolis on a path forward to constitutional policing and stronger police _ constitutional policing and stronger police community trust. i want to acknowledge that the city and mpd have made some important changes already _ have made some important changes already. they didn't wait for this report— already. they didn't wait for this report to — already. they didn't wait for this report to start the reform process. i report to start the reform process. i am _ report to start the reform process. i am also _ report to start the reform process. i am also pleased that the justice department and the city have reached an agreement in principle, in which we commit — an agreement in principle, in which we commit to negotiate a court enforceable independently monitored consent _ enforceable independently monitored consent decree to be filed in federal— consent decree to be filed in federal court. through this agreement, the city and mpd has shown— agreement, the city and mpd has shown their commitment to moving expeditiously on reforms that aim at a remaining — expeditiously on reforms that aim at a remaining the problems we have identified~ — a remaining the problems we have identified. i commend them for taking — identified. i commend them for taking the step. the consent decree will provide a pathway for lasting change _ will provide a pathway for lasting change in — will provide a pathway for lasting change in minneapolis, in negotiating and developing the decree. — negotiating and developing the decree, we will seek the input from community— decree, we will seek the input from community members, police officers and city— community members, police officers and city employees. the consent decree _ and city employees. the consent
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place in the uk, that's our stop the boats bill which is novel and ambitions but i think it complies with our international obligations but we want to make sure the european court is always conducting itself in a way which is fair and effective and transparent and that's the type of composition i'll be happy and with the european court president today. you happy and with the european court president today.— president today. you want to push for reform in _ president today. you want to push for reform in the _ president today. you want to push for reform in the echr? _ president today. you want to push for reform in the echr? it's - president today. you want to push for reform in the echr? it's hard l president today. you want to push l for reform in the echr? it's hard to see there is much appetite for that. actually, the european court itself is undertaking an internal review of a rule 39 process. the rule 39 are thejudgements or a rule 39 process. the rule 39 are the judgements or temporary judgements the european court has issued in the past to stop countries from us like doing things. we want to make sure that reform process is concluded and it's a reform process the court itself has embarked on. the previous just a sectary from the uk has had conversations with the european court already and the attorney general has had conversations i know i will be
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up power and allow the country to transition to civilian rule peacefully? i mean, what does it mean for the pro democracy movement in sudan? well i think that's the biggest challenge here is that both of these factions see this reform process as an existential threat to their hold on power. i mean, i think it's worth reminding viewers that that in sudan 70 year history as an independent country 50 of those years plus have been under military rule, the country has experienced 16 coup d'etat. as so this is a situation where the military feels very comfortable running the country and is resistant. and to giving that up, so i think it it creates a power dynamic. where because both sides see their very existence as threatened and they're very hold on power and economic power as threatened, they are loathe to negotiate it away. um for the democratic movement in the country. i think this is yet another setback. i think it's
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