Its its not really too complicated what i have seen is that there has been a large number of syrians being deported against their will from turkey which breaks several law of International Laws and human rights laws so. And i dont people and and i i lived in tricky and i left it about 3 to 4 years ago and i still have a lot of connections there and it really pains me to see people who have recently stopped feeling safe in tricky even though they sought refuge there. So i mentioned to people in the article i mentioned he shot my mom up and then he left and both of them were deported around the same time one of them was killed we are trying to reenter through here his name is he shot his mohammad i really dont want his name to be forgotten because he was a young man and he had 3 kids. And its really not fair to see how Turkish Police on the borders are have treated this man while he was trying to reenter and many many times. During that month that he was deported and if you going to repo
Standing with our kashmiri brothers its not been 26. 00 days since the calf you started they cant even pay for. Every pakistani is with them and will be with them last breath the most Important Message that progress on one is to send to the outside world and that day much. Of a huge humanitarian crisis unfolding in india administered kashmir. Rights activists said that at least 8000. 00 people have disappeared after being arrested by Security Forces in indian administered kashmir the data covers the period since the beginning of the conflict in 1989 but its disputed by the Indian Government activists say that indias Public Safety act allows Security Forces to detain individuals with insufficient evidence for a trial for the past 17 years probably in a hunger has been waiting for her missing son to return. My name is purveying a hanger im from kashmir im 65 years old my son was taken away by Security Forces and army in 1900 since then ive been looking for him at 3 oclock in the morning
Sees eastern zone director for world vision and she says its mainly women and children who are carrying the weight of this crisis women and children who are suffering the devastating impacts. In their communities they really are 1st responders where a child all i remember all sitting in the family women now are the 1st to respond and often they dont realize the risk they are taking and doing the risk. Factors were seeing in the 60 percent cases of women and children in uganda is a prime example of what. It really is having an incredibly challenging. Giving incredibly childish things consequences to families to those who are trying to respond and as a mother myself it is really hard to watch the communitys go through this and to see how we as the patients can be supporting them in this response so i met with providers i am this response and then i add these women have and of course men tell me how how difficult it is to come back to the communities want to say have been healed from it b
It could omas certainly be a lack of access to the Health Care System that would allow you to vaccinate the children in a country that is disrupted by any of a number of reasons economic violence wars disruptions of that sort in the developed countries such as in the United States for example the Measles Outbreak that we have as you mentioned correctly over 1180 cases in 30 states in 2019 which is the most weve had 25 years is a combination of misinformation of the public thinking because of misinformation that vaccines like measles cause adverse events like autism which is completely false and has been completely debunked several times over the years and yet that misinformation still persists and yet theres also a number of people who feel because they dont see any disease around them that they do not want to be told by either the civil or medical authorities that they should vaccinate their children that sort of libertarianism taken to its extreme so it depends on where you are in th
Side who has given ground given the most ground yet i think the military or the people who have given most grounds under pressure because they have accepted almost every demand of the freedom agenda. Movement. They have the Prime Minister and incidentally the Prime Minister has already been named as mr abdullah. Former un official and they they had the control of the. Civilian cabinet and the cabinet now has all powers except a limited to powers and they also have agreed to have 67 percent of the an elected parliament so all the demands of the freedom and coalition has been accepted almost the only thing thats a matter of contention and concern has been the control over the military and the Security Forces for the time being the military insists that they should appoint the Prime Minister and the they the defense and interior minister so this is. This is where. People have consensus ok clearly a very very significant moment for sudan not just for sudan but for the entire region so once