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New Zealand leads marches in defence of womens rights
Pretty awesome to be out there today with so many others marching in solidarity. Loving the signs! Americans for human rights - we're with you <3 and Kindness is everything in particular.
The Escher-like labyrinth of walkways in Winnipeg's Museum of Human Rights represents mankind's journey from darkness into light.
PC287882 Human Rights
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Why Does the Chinese Communist Party Frantically Suppress and Persecute Religious Faith?
Introduction
The Chinese Communist Party has all along frantically suppressed, attacked and banned religious faith. They regard Christians as major criminals of the state. They do not hesitate to use revolutionary measures to suppress, capture, persecute and even slaughter them. What are their reasons for doing these things? Those who believe in God honor God as great. They revere God and they focus on seeking the truth and walking the proper path of life. Why would the Chinese Communist Party regard Christians as enemies? Why are they incompatible with people that believe in God? This video will explore the reasons why the Chinese Communist Party persecutes religious faith.
Recommend to you: Inspirational Christian Movie
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‘They Are Human Beings’: Homeland Security Faulted for Treatment of Migrant Children -The New York Times
www.nytimes.com/2019/07/18/us/politics/homeland-security-...
A whole generation of migrant kids is languishing at the U.S.-Mexico border -
The Los Angeles Times
www.latimes.com/world-nation/story/2019-07-18/la-fg-a-new...
We need to make our voices known to insist upon fair treatment for all children and people throughout the world, families should not be separated and jailed for no reason. There are many difficult problems to solve, but this one should not be neglected, we need to face it head-on and find positive solutions and surely we could do that by acting with our friends, not against them. The world is linked by technology, it is not the time to separate countries and nationalities, we all need one another, it is time to unite. This is not the time to be greedy and selfish, instead, we have to work together!
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This is a still from the video clip that I posted before this. The video of this scene was shot with my iPhone in 9:16. I created this 16:9 version with the ai tools in photoshop to extend the image to the left and right!
Part of the crowd at O'Hare last night, protesting fascism and expressing our love for refugees and freedom of religion.
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Worst day ever for humanity and our whole planet. And too many people still don`t get it. it fucks me off.
Evening prayers at a Tsunami-affected mosque surrounded by the sea, mountains and construction materials.
Malcolm X (Malcolm Little)
Born: Omaha, Nebraska, USA – 19/5/1925
Died: New York City, USA – 21/2/1965
Malcolm X was born as Malcolm Little into an African-American family deeply marked by racist violence. His father, Earl Little, was a Baptist preacher and an active supporter of Marcus Garvey’s movement, which promoted Black pride and self-determination. Because of this, he was persecuted by white supremacist groups and died while Malcolm was still a child, in circumstances widely believed to have been a murder disguised as an accident. His mother, Louise Norton Little, collapsed under the weight of poverty, persecution, and loss, and was later institutionalized in a psychiatric hospital. Malcolm and his siblings were separated and placed in foster homes and institutions.
Growing up in a deeply segregated America, Malcolm experienced systemic racism at an early age. Despite excelling at school, he was discouraged by teachers from pursuing higher education “because he was Black.” As a teenager, he moved to Boston and later to Harlem, living on the margins of society through precarious jobs, petty crime, and drug use. In 1946, he was arrested and sentenced to a long prison term.
Prison and transformation
It was in prison that Malcolm Little underwent his most profound transformation. Through intense self-education, obsessive reading, and correspondence with his siblings, he came into contact with the Nation of Islam. He converted to Islam, rejected the surname “Little”—which he saw as a name imposed by slavery—and adopted the letter “X” to symbolize the lost African identity erased by oppression.
After his release in 1952, he quickly became one of the most powerful and charismatic spokesmen of the Nation of Islam. He preached Black pride, self-defense, separation from white society, and delivered a radical critique of the hypocrisy of American democracy, which claimed freedom while denying basic rights to Black people.
Break and political independence
Over time, Malcolm X entered into conflict with the leadership of the Nation of Islam, particularly Elijah Muhammad, disillusioned by moral hypocrisy and political passivity within the organization. In 1964, he publicly broke with the Nation of Islam.
After the split, Malcolm X undertook a pilgrimage to Mecca, which marked a new evolution in his thinking. He acknowledged the possibility of human brotherhood beyond skin color, without ever abandoning his denunciation of Western structural racism. He founded new political and religious organizations and began to connect the African-American struggle with anti-colonial movements and global human rights struggles.
This phase made him even more dangerous: no longer controlled by an organization, no longer confined to an internal rhetoric, but an autonomous, international, lucid political leader.
Assassination
On 21/2/1965, during a speech at the Audubon Ballroom in Harlem, Malcolm X was assassinated by gunfire.
The material killers were members of the Nation of Islam, but the murder occurred within a climate of hatred, isolation, threats, and surveillance, marked by serious institutional failures and responsibilities that were never fully clarified.
Malcolm X was eliminated because he refused compromise, because he broke ideological boundaries, and because his free and radical voice could no longer be controlled.
I publish these portraits to remember those who gave their lives for humanity, human rights, justice, and freedom. This work is meant especially for younger generations, to make visible stories that are too often forgotten or never taught, and to keep alive the memory of those who paid the highest price for truth and dignity.
Activists and bloggers gathering at el-Khalifa police station to support detained blogger Ramy Siam.
Photo by Nora Younis
Back in 2016 the Francophinie summit was held in Madagascar and the ministry of population just decided to clean up the street to hide the poverty from being seen. They loaded an entire truck of homeless each night. Those human have been treated like a herd of zebu before being taken into a hangar. They were not allowed to go out during certain day and they were not given food.
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see the journalist who ws shot dead
"...be thou so steadfast in My love that thy heart shall not waver, even if the swords of the enemies rain blows upon thee and all the heavens and the earth arise against thee."
I am allways amazed from the incredible moral and even physicl strenght of african women.
Women’s rights around the world are an important indicator of understanding global well-being.
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Cherry Manga's work at Franco Grid, Open Sim.
If you have interesting in her art , you SHOULD visit there,
it is so lagless and wonderful !
Here's links for her places
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At the European Parliament’s Office in Greece Demanding Answers.
Despite nearly a decade of protest and continued communications with all the so-called concerned authorities whether in Greece or in Europe, my dire situation outside the UNHCR office where they have deliberately forced me into starvation since 2020, still continues to remain unresolved.
However, their Nazism and baseless hostility has neither entirely broken my spirit, nor has it stopped me from seeking answers to this ongoing hostage-taking and my complete deprivation in this vile place.
As such on March 02nd, 2023, I went to the office of the European Parliament’s Representation in Greece to demand answers there.
Three major questions that need to be answered and everybody should ask are why they held me Hostage in Greece and won’t let me go, what is their end game and agenda and what is the solution to this problem?
See the videos and read in-depth details about this here: 👇
Please sign the Petition now and Donate if you can.
Thank you in advance for your solidarity and support.🙏🆘💔
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“Abbiamo bisogno di sviluppare
una nuova cultura politica basata sui diritti umani.”
"We have need to develop one new political culture based on the human rights."
N. Mandela
Destination Unknown Sequel: Legalized Torture: Skinny Seats For Fat Passengers - IMRAN™
I had my first flight as an unaccompanied child in Pakistan more than 50 years ago in the glory days of PIA. I was a cute chubby kid but even the economy seat on Boeing aircraft of that era could have seated nearly two of me.
Now, half a century later, even half of an average American adult has to squeeze into what airlines still insist on calling “seats”. My aviation fascination and passion for flying have not waned. But even as a not too fat or wide-ass adult the width of most airlines’ seats is nothing but legalized torture.
Having decently long legs I do appreciate the somewhat back-to-normal seat-to-seat distance you can see in this photo. But don’t be fooled. The extra space is because it is an exit-row seat. Next, look at the sexy svelte shape of the seat in front of me. Now imagine the typical person ahead of you at a grocery checkout or airline check-in line fitting in that. Exactly. Impossible.
Even more illustrative of the problem is the width of armrests which are also the separation between adjacent passengers. Today’s armrests are now literally *narrower* than two fingers width. It’s true. I’ve measured them and taken pictures too. I know what I’d like to do with those two fingers and where I’d like to shove my full arm. 😏😀
I would love to see the CEOs of Boeing, Delta, and the seat manufacturer try to sit in three adjacent seats for 3, much less 6 or 12, hours. Ideally they should sit for a three days long congressional inquiry — while being kept belted in those seats, together! 💺💺💺
What do you think? In the meantime, that vision of them unable to even squirm in their seats will make me smile as I enjoy my love of flying with gratitude. ✈️❤️🙏
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Braunau on the Inn is a nice historic city in Austria -
but suffers hard by being the birthplace of Adolf Hitler.The house is marked by a big granite stone from KZ Mauthausen near Linz.
Recently the Austrian authorities decided to transform this house into a police station. Hopefully a way to avoid Nazi pilgrimage to this place, and hopefully a good way to handle this kind of history and "heritage".
Say no to fascism, antisemitism, nationalism, racism - stand up for human rights and democracy - much endangered in these times - even in the motherlands of democracy...
Protest against polish abortion ban
more here: www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/apr/08/polish-abor...