Officials here want to show to the world the way that the e. U. Feels the e. U. Countries Member States feel regarding this deal federica maurine the high representative for Foreign Affairs chairing this meeting effectively saying that this is the opportunity now to try to deescalate the desk escalate rather the crisis the between iran and the United States also the fact that you have the foreign secretary of the United Kingdom talking about the need to prevent toxicity in the region the toxicity of Nuclear Weapons shows that these countries are quite serious but the problem they face is how are they going to be able to intercede as it were between the United States with President Donald Trump in charge and with the iranian government in teheran from the european perspective they say that the efforts they put in place to try to help the government in teheran legally to circumvent that is to get around the impact of economic sanctions notably via the scheme instax well thats something t
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A home. For the guns and then but i couldnt see their faces 1st dog obviously. And so i saw them walking for they wasnt far from when the order was for them shot so i knew i wasnt going to make it the fight on that side the people that these guys come in with guns. As erin the shots just. And so i just that and so on and then i just its 3 lives. Aside from mourning her son sean says shes had to plead with the other 2 sons to not take revenge for their brothers murder she says the cycle of violence has to stop weve been in manenberg for 2 days and throughout both days theyve been multiple shootings on the streets around us just to further down this just been a gang shootout that happened minutes ago and people here say there was between rival gangs weve been told not to go any closer because its not safe. Because. Nobody. Community leader jeremy bruce speaks at a Community Meeting he says its up to People Living here to keep the Community Safe and that deploying the army is a temporary
A pastor who had traveled to temple about 200 kilometers north of goma to pray for patients so he was quickly isolated on arrival in goma and is being transported and a very heavy security from the military back to the people who were with him in the baskets traveling in have also been isolated and are being vaccinated as well but we also did speak to an official of the International Federation of the red cross who has just come back from those areas and hes saying that hes concerned that this seeing the disease coming back in areas like benny where it had been contained. Actually flaring up in bernie again a place that where we had cases of the beginning where the number of cases that gone down and where you see now. The outbreak raging again and this is the new with the center of of the outbreak the ministry of health has also confirmed that 2 Community Health workers who were very involved in spreading awareness in some of these areas that have been affected in particular that they
It comes to the lgbtq populations but we still have dealing with a lot of violents and discrimination in our own city. So we want to continue to lift up the voices of not just those folks who are here and surviving and being open and proud of being lgbtq but also folks that we have lost and we have lost a lot of community and we track a lot of death and a lot of violence again lgbtq of colour, and as you know by being on social media now, a lot of black trans women continue to be murdered and we want to lift those voices up and thank you for lifting our voice and celebrating the 40 years weve contributed to the change that is possible. And i want to also take this moment to just thank our staff and i dont know if anyone else wants to say anything but i want to continue to thank the folks that i work with and the tremendous hero work that they do and to our board and to our volunteers and to our supporters and to our donors, i want to say thank you very much and thank you, supervisor ro