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Methods for Inducing Labor Naturally by Cristy Bradford

In several instances females get quite impatient to hold their baby in their arms, as well as so they may consider generating labor naturally. Certainly this generally happens when the due date has currently passed and women feel like they can’t invest one more minute being pregnant. Walking as well as natural labor inducing No […]

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PPPs in North Africa, for sustainable and inclusive growth, Tunisia (Day 2) by AfDB Group

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2023-06-16: Abdalmaged Almlgta, President General Manager PPP, Libya, speaks in a panel discussion during PPPs in North Africa, for sustainable and inclusive growth, Tunisia. In Panel, Atter Hannoura, Director, PPP Central Unit, Ministry of Finance of Egypt;Mohamed Benatiya Andalousi, Head of PPP Division, Morocco; Mohamed Salim Telidji, Director General of the National Development Equipment Fund at the Ministry of Finance, Algeria; Atef Majdoub, President of Instance Générale de Partenariat Public Privé (IGPPP) Tunisia; Slim Zeghal, Board Member, CEO of Altea Packaging and an official marking their presence.

Refugees Monument, Paseo de Recoletos, Madrid by Dilys Anne Kevan

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Refugiados ("Refugees") is a monument and instance of public art in Madrid, Spain. Located at a water pond of the Paseo de Recoletos, it is dedicated to migrants and refugees.

History and description

The idea for the erection of a monument to immigrants and refugees was passed by the government board presided by Manuela Carmena in 2018. According to municipal government spokesperson Rita Maestre, it was a way to convey the recognition that refugees and immigrants "have built the city of Madrid".

Designed by Brazilian artist Bel Borba, the project was an adaptation of the author's work Homage to Migrants (presented to the Biennale de Montreux exposition at Lake Geneva), repurposed to fit a location at one of the water ponds of the Paseo de Recoletos, featuring a 180 x 100 x 180 cm concrete block with veins of granite, over which the bronze ensemble would stand. The 960 kg bronze sculptural ensemble consists of 16 seated figures, male and female alike—some of them carrying babies—wearing life vests while waiting for assistance.

The works on the installment of the monument started on 13 May 2019.

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Report of lectures by Bernhard Menne, 27-29 September 1947 by The Makerfield Archive

Another instance of the Political Working Group at Camp 50 seizing the initiative and requesting a lecture from a German author whose writing had come to their attention. The Working Group's chairman by this time was 22-year-old Wilton Park alumnus and “Aufbauwille” editor Alfred Jacobs, described in a June 1947 inspection report as “intelligent, reliable … and … very outspoken”. The invited speaker, Bernhard Menne (1901-1968), had been a journalist and publicist in pre-war Germany. Politically active on the left, he was forced to escape to Prague in 1933. There he completed his book on the Krupp military-industrial complex, which was published in Switzerland in 1937. In 1939 he came to the UK, acting as secretary to the Thomas Mann Society and working for the group of exiled German poets, essayists and novelists – the “PEN Club” - in London.

The theme of Bernhard Menne's lecture to the POWs, delivered to approximately 200 men at the Myerscough and Penketh Hostels and in the main camp over 3 days in September 1947, was the “Future of German Industry”. He found his listeners to be “friendly and intelligent”. Myerscough, however, was in the process of being dissolved and “only about 10 listeners attended” at that location.

“A very good lecturer” according to a separate report by the Camp 50 commandant Lt Col W Glendinning, Menne subsequently returned to Germany, becoming editor-in-chief of the “Welt am Sonntag” newspaper in Hamburg.

Document images from the originals at National Archives ref. FO 939/300 “Reports on Camp Lectures: 50 Working Camp, Garswood Park, Ashton in Makerfield, Lancashire”.

Pit of Saron by Cole

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Love this instance.

Tribunal de Grande Instance by Michael Leuty

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Tribunal de Grande Instance, Bordeaux, France

PaRCha - JNU - AISA material - 2012 ID-29140 by PaRChA project — the Pamphlet Repository for Changing Activism

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Some reflections on sexual violence and the struggles against it .

Kavita Krishnan .

Following a series of instances of rape in West Bengal, the Chief Minister first denied the rapes, cast aspersions on the morals and veracity of the complainants, and then announced restrictions on timings of bars, nightclubs etc. In Gurgaon, following the gang rape of a woman employee of a nightclub, the Haryana Government first announced a ban on womens employment in late-night jobs. When this diktat was faced with outrage, the Government clarified that it was not seeking to ban women working late, but it would monitor womens employment in such jobs to ensure their safety. The Delhi Police Chief recently said that women who chose to go out, unescorted by a brother or husband, at 2 am should not complain of rape. The DGP of Andhra Pradesh said recently women provoked men to rape them by wearing fashionable clothing. Mamata Sharma, Chairperson of the National Commission for Women (NCW) said in a recent interview about violence on women, that women should take their Indian culture along with them when they leave their homes, in order to protect themselves. (It is a little difficult to fathom her reasoning, since she was commenting on the fact that most rapes are perpetrated by family members.) These instances (which are not aberrations but part of a persistent pattern) raise questions about the States and societys response to sexual violence, and about how sexual violence, and violence on women, is understood. This article is an activists attempt to think out loud about some of these issues, and their implications for the womens movement and struggles for social transformation. .

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Why is rape taboo, while other acts of violence against women are not? .

Rape is taboo in society. There is a widely shared moral disgust and outrage at the idea of rape. .

However, other forms of violence against women are not taboo in the same way. For instance, in India, domestic violence continues to enjoy a great deal of social sanction, as does sex-selective abortion, female infanticide, mental and physical torture by in-laws, dowry harassment and killings, coercion and violence against women making self-choice marriages, and so on. Why, then, do other forms of violence on women not generate the kind of moral outrage that rape does? What is the social meaning and connotation of rape? Rape is, of course, understood as sex by force (as indicated by the Hindi word for rape, balatkar). But I would argue that there is a slippage between the word rape and the social connotations it conjures up. There is a fundamental misrecognition or misdirection that is at work every time we talk about rape. Rape is widely understood as illegitimate sex. Not as sex against the will of another, but as taking what is not yours, as sex with a woman to whose sexual and reproductive labour you are not entitled. Therefore, rape is seen as a soiling or spoilage of a womans worth as an asset to be enjoyed by her legitimate sexual partner. Isnt this why marital rape is considered a contradiction in terms in Indian law? According to Indias rape law, sexual intercourse by a man with his own wife, the wife not being under eighteen years of age, is not sexual assault. Even as the rape law is being sought to be expanded now to cover other forms of sexual assault beyond penis penetration, the draft Amendment Bill retains the marital exception. This also explains the tendency to suggest marriage with the rapist as a just resolution to a rape complaint. The reasoning is that by raping an unmarried woman, the rapist has soiled her. She is used and therefore unmarriageable. And so, the rapist can redress matters by offering to marry her, thereby acquiring sexual rights over her, and undoing the harm done to her chastity and moral worth. If the rapist marries his victim, his sexual usage of her no longer counts as rape. .