100 years later the distinct ladies and gentlemen, the questions are the same. What are the women doing in the horrific violence is encountering . When we started in Northern Ireland, mostly women, but also with men, to say very clearly, no to all violence. We have got to stop killing each other here. We reject the use of the bomb and bullets and all the techniques of violence. We can solve our problems through peace and dialogue. We women know what a security. It is food on the table. It is a house to live in. It is access to medical care. It is enough i jobs so you can raise your children. It is take all that money that is put to the weapons of war and death and use it for a better world. That is security. That is human security. Amy today we will speak to , three Nobel Peace Prize laureates Leymah Gbowee from liberia, Mairead Maguire from ireland and Jody Williams from the United States. All that and more, coming up. Welcome to democracy now , democracynow. Org, the war and peace re
Systemic changes for generations to come. You are at the forefront of this cause. And as young people, our time is now. Amn any major city in the United States. We wl play excerpts of her announcement and go to the streets of baltimore for reaction. Then from protests over Police Violence in baltimore to mexico where demonstrations are the seven month anniversary of the disappearances of 43 students in the mexican state of guerrero. We feel our children are alive because it was police that took them. And they didnt take any more because no more fit in the police car. And the public feels our pain as parents. We will speak with parents of the disappeared students and with intercept reporter Ryan Devereaux about his explosive new Investigation Called ghosts of iguala. Our investigation, based on dozens of interviews of students that survived the attack that night reveals how the federal authorities in mexico sought to connect crimes that happened that night when the evidence indicates a
Yemen and other countries, women from around the world have gathered once again in the hague to call for peace and to mark the 100th anniversary of the Womens International league for peace and freedom. 100 years later the distinct ladies and gentlemen, the questions are the same. What are the women doing in the horrific violence is encountering . When we started in Northern Ireland, mostly women, but also with men, to say very clearly, no to all violence. We have got to stop killing each other here. We reject the use of the bomb and bullets and all the techniques of violence. We can solve our problems through peace and dialogue. We women know what a security. It is food on the table. It is a house to live in. It is access to medical care. It is enough i jobs so you can raise your children. It is take all that money that is put to the weapons of war and death and use it for a better world. That is security. That is human security. Amy today we will speak to , three Nobel Peace Prize la
I will suggest is on your behalf. This is a moment. This is your moment. Lets ensure that we have peaceful and productive rallies that will develop structural and systemic changes for generations to come. You are at the forefront of this cause. And as young people, our time is now. Amy the youngest states attorney in any major city in the United States. We will play excerpts of her announcement and go to the streets of baltimore for reaction. Then from protests over Police Violence in baltimore to mexico where demonstrations are the seven month anniversary of the disappearances of 43 students in the mexican state of guerrero. We feel our children are alive because it was police that took them. And they didnt take any more because no more fit in the police car. And the public feels our pain as parents. We will speak with parents of the disappeared students and with intercept reporter Ryan Devereaux about his explosive new Investigation Called ghosts of iguala. Our investigation, based o
By Ines Amarelo Mexico City, Jun 16 (EFE).- Parents of the 43 Ayotzinapa teacher’s college students abducted nearly eight years ago in the southern state of Guerrero were joined here Thursday by supporters for a protest over the failure of Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador to deliver on his promise to solve the case. …