whether it is physical, mental or environmental health, this state has been guilty of public policy measures that have caused great harm, trauma and death to african americans. even allen s worth california, the town that was established in 1908 by reverend allen allen s worth. he had in mind what happened? the political action, the water was positive. the railroad tracks were redirected to kill the town. that is a historical fact, and that was initiated by political leadership in the state. even the ku klux klan in california was born here in separate cisco, of all places. that has had the brand an image of being liberal and progressive.
studies drug policy and addictions. i think many people will be wondering, how does this work? what exactly will change in the day today for people who are using or indeed people who would have perhaps previously arrested them? thank you, aood to be previously arrested them? thank you, good to be on previously arrested them? thank you, good to be on the previously arrested them? thank you, good to be on the show. previously arrested them? thank you, good to be on the show. i previously arrested them? thank you, good to be on the show. i believe i good to be on the show. i believe the biggest change is we are moving, we as canadians are moving away from a criminaljustice approach, a prohibitionist approach which is basically in line with the evidence. we first started criminalising drugs in 1908 for that we had over a hundred years to accumulate the fact that prohibition doesn t work. but we need to do is approach this problem is a health problem and slowly, somewhat painfully w
stand at azovstal. reporter: the latest picture of dimitri, a soldier who helped the world to see the azovstal steel plant in mariupol, posting, that s it. thank you for the shelter, azovstal. the place of my death and my life. a steady stream of its haggard and injured defenders has been leaving these last few days. russian forces and their allies in the donetsk militia surrounding the plant. translator: nationalists are actively surrendering. so far 1,908 people have laid down their arms. reporter: the injured taken to hospital. the evacuees now prisoners of war in the self-declared donetsk peoples republic. some of their families finally beginning to hear news from their loved ones. so my husband wrote me two days ago. and the situation is really hard and horrible.
russian forces and their allies in the don etsk militia surrounding the plant. translator: nationalists are actively surrendering. so far, 1908 people have laid down their arms. the injured taken to hospital. the evacuees now prisoners of war in the self-declared donetsk people s republic. some of their families finally beginning to hear news from their loved ones. my husband wrote me two days ago and the situation is really hard and horrible. and my husband is on the way from one hell to another hell. russia s promised to treat the fighters according to international law but has said nothing about any exchange of prisoners of war. according to ukrainian officials, negotiations are difficult. after weeks of bombardment, the
from kirkcudbrighthsire. and he started in a very modest way in victorian england. he made wonderful oilskin coats. he found a location in south shields in the marketplace. he was going to sell to the fisherman, farmers, a whole range of people. well, that s the oil skin clothing. 1908, this is the first one he did. sylkoil. the beacon is the on shore lighthouse. the beacon was on grandma barbour s very first jacket here. there s the beacon. i was brought up in north yorkshire. and i went down to london to do my degree, and i taught in london. and my friend was having a party in kew and who should come along after a twickenham rugby match butjohn barbour? and that s how i met him and we fell in love and got engaged and came back north.