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2012/06/02 -Cairo-Egypt- Ex-president Hosni Moubarak was sentenced to life in jail for his role in killing protesters during the Egyptian revolution in January 2011.

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She's always scared of pictures, so I kept the shutter open as she talked.

Richard Joseph Stowell was sentenced to penal servitude. His weak frame broke down as a result of his prison treatment and he was released to die. His brother Robert Francis Stowell died on 14th January, 1873.

Sentence says: "If vote could change something, it would be illegal"

United Kingdom, London 23 May 2022:

 

Imran Khan MP arrives ar Southwark Crown Court for sentence after he was convicted of sexually assaulting a fifteen year old boy in 2009 in Staffordshire

 

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Poinephobia - fear of being punished

 

Nature, the international journal on science, has been following the case of Omid Kokabee, the graduate student in physics at the University of Texas who was arrested in February 2011 when he returned to Iran for a winter break at the end of 2010.

 

The journal now summarises the latest development, a 10-year sentence imposed on Kokabee for "‘communicating with a hostile government".

 

Iranian physicist sentenced to prison

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Omid Kokabee gets 10 years in jail for ‘communicating with a hostile government’.

  

I know that my Redeemer lives, what comfort this sweet sentence gives!

He lives, He lives, who once was dead. He lives, my ever-lasting Head.

He lives to bless me with His love. He lives to plead for me above.

He lives my hungry soul to feed. He lives to bless in times of need.

 

He lives, my kind, wise heav'nly Friend.

He lives and loves me to the end.

He lives, and while he lives, I'll sing.

He lives, my prophet, Priest, and King

He lives and grants me daily breath.

He lives, and I shall conquer death.

 

Sikandra in mirror.

"Objects in Mirror are closer than they appear" (sentence written on mirror)

Very true in this case.

As of 2006 there were no laws in China governing acts of cruelty to animals.[2] In certain jurisdictions such as Fuzhou, dog control officers may kill any unaccompanied dogs on sight. However, the People's Republic of China is currently in the process of making changes to its stray-dog population laws in the capital city, Beijing. Mr. Zheng Gang who is the director of the Internal and Judicial Committee which comes under the Beijing Municipal People's Congress (BMPC), supports the new draft of the Beijing Municipal Regulation on Dogs from the local government. This new law is due to replace the current Beijing Municipal Regulation on Dog Ownership, introduced in 1889. The current regulation talks of "strictly" limiting dog ownership and controlling the number of dogs in the city. The new draft focuses instead on "strict management and combining restrictions with management."[3] There are no government supported charitable organizations like the RSPCA, which monitors the cases on animal cruelty, so that all kinds of animal abuses, such as to fish, tigers, and bears, are to be reported for law enforcement and animal welfare.[4][5][6][7][8][9][10]

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All India Students Association (AISA) 21. 3. 05.

SIIJ\II1~It1l'l'-SAI,I~lU .

Public Meeting.

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Corporate CrimeAgainst People And EnvironmentFilm Screening .

Speakers:.

Nina Subramani's Miles To Go Champa Devia film on Corporate Crimes over water Rashida Bi,followed by Victims Of Bhopal Gas Tragedy Who Led Heroic Struggle Against UnionCarbide, Recipients Of Goldman Award .

JoseRiver Keeper of Periyar From ElloreGanga Mess 21.03.05 9:30pm -.

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Corporate Crimes Against Water Are Crimes Against Life!Resist Corporates Which Poison Water and Deny People The Right to Safe Drinking Water!.

If a man poisons someone, he is liable to get a death sentence. But all over the world, big corporations are guilty of.

poisoning vast areas ofwater and soil, thus killing and harming millions. Most ofthe time, they go scot-free. But sometimes,.

local communities, which are the silent victims ofthese crimes, fight back. One ofthe internationally acclaimed landmark .

struggles against corporate killers 1s that ofthe Bhopal Gas Tragedy victims against Union-Carbide-Dow Chemicals..

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Twenty years bac~, the explosion in the Union Carbide Pesticide Factory In Bhopal killed 8000 people, and.

has poisoned 20,000 since. The toxic legacy ofthat horror is still a living reality for the people of Bhopal. Toxins.

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still leak into the water supply and the soil. Babies are born deformed, children fail to grow, those who survived the night of.

December 2, 1984, endure chronic health problems: menstrual irregularities that lead to early menopause, fevers..

tuberculosis, cancers .

Even before the 'Gas Leak Tragedy', Union Carbide was routinely poisoning the vicinity of its factory, by.

dumping deadly pesticides, solvents, catalysts and wastes In and around the factory grounds..

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Over the years, the groundwater supplying an estimated 20,000 Bhopal residents has become heavily.

contaminated by Union Carbide's toxic by-products. According to a 2002 study by the Fact Finding Mission on.

Bhopal, many of Union Carbide's most dangerous toxins can now be found in the breast milk of mothers living.

around the factory. .

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Despite this, Union Carbide and its present owner, Dow Chemicals, have shrugged offresponsibility for cleaning up the.

area, or for providing medical care and compensation for its victims. .

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What have the costs been like for Union Carbide's hapless workers and neighbours? Twenty years ago Rashida Bi and.

Champa Devi Shukla, two women married at the age of 13, lived near the Union Carbide pesticide factory in Bhopal. On the.

night ofDecember 2, 1984, when the lethal leak happened, they tried to escape with their families, fleeing on streets full of.

dead bodies, burning flesh, rotting animals. .

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Champa's eldest son killed himselfin 1992, depressed because his breathlessness left him unemployed. One daughter is.

partially paralyzed; a granddaughterwas born without an upper lip. Rashida Bi, too has had her life devastated by the factory..

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Rashida Bi and Champa Devi have waged a brave battle to demand justice from Union Carbide, f10Wowned by Dow Chemical Company, They have won the Goldman Environmental Prize, given annually to, grassroots environmental heroes, and have donated their prize money to a trust for Bhopal children deformedby the poisoned gas and water. .

In 1989 Union Carbide agreed to pay $470 million in damages-amounting to a mere $500 per victim. This is not much.

more than a daily cup of tea-as 'compensation' for a lifetime ofunimaginable suffering! ButKathy Hunt, Dow's Public.

Affairs specialist, displayed classic corporate racism and callousness in July of 2002, saying, "$500 is plenty.

good for an Indian." Union Carbide, by contrast, enjoyed a jump in share price of 44 cents after the settlement was.

announced, wiping out any damage to the corporation's value that the accident had caused..

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To this day, the treatment of the Bhopal victims is impeded because Dow-Carbide callously refuses to share its.

medical information on the toxic effects of the gases released that night, regarding the information as a litrade secret"..

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20,000 Bhopal residents are forced to drink water heavily contaminated by Carbide's chemicals. In May 2004, the.

Supreme Courtordered the MP Governmentto provide clean piped water to the Bhopal victims-a directive which the MP.

Govt. is yet to obey. The Government claims to be supplying 360,000 litres of water per day, the actual' supply in August.

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2004 was a little over 42,000 lltres per day, according to data collected by the International Campaign for Justice in Bhopal.Every year, AI SA observes Shahadat Saptah, commemorating the legacy of the martyrdoms of Bhagat~~Singh andComrade Chandrashekhar. Today, those wh·o fight against corporate theft and poisoning ofwater, and assert the right of ~ .

local communities to the land, forests and rivers of our country, ar.e carrying forward Bhagat Singh's anti-imperialist.

struggle, as well as Chandrashekhar's legacy offearless activism. Launching Shahadat Saptah 2005, AISA invites you to.

a screening of Miles to Go, a film on corporate crimes against water, and also to meet Rashida Bi and Champa Devi from.

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Bhopal, as well as .Jose, the 'River Keeper' of Kerala, who has resisted chemical dumping by corporales in the Periyar.

Riverdand share their experience of struggle. They are in Delhi to stage a protest on the occasion of World Water Day.

tomorrow, (March 22> .

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:;cit-Awauhcsh, Gl!11. Sl!cy.. AI SA. JNU sd/-Chandan Kumar,Jt. Secy., AISA. JNlJ .

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Bocana Copalita, Bahías de Huatulco, Oaxaca, México

It's the disease of the age,

It's the disease that we crave.

 

Protect me from what I want ...

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Hightest ranking sentences from various interenational 'state of the union' addresses

I always see this sentence "la belleza es tu cabeza" in Barcelona's streets, is the artist also in NY? amazing! cristinamingot.com/2008/12/01/la-belleza-es-tu-cabeza-the...

Janis Bell is the author of Clean, Well-lighted Sentences: A Guide to Avoiding the Most Common Errors in Grammar and Punctuation. She conducted an interactive writer's workshop at the Hayward Public Library on June 20, 2009, to help writers of all levels to perfect the sentences they write. She reviewed what typically goes awry in sentences, and answered questions from the audience. Janis Bell has been teaching writing for more than three decades. Find out more at:

 

www.janisbell.com/

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