Among them, the usa, japan, and china and india, the worlds most populous countries. In 34 of these countries, people who commit drug offences, including possession, use, and dealing, can be executed. According to amnesty international, 11 countries have sentenced people to death for drug crimes in the past two years alone. Hundreds were executed in iran in the first half of this year. She still hoping against hope that her husband will not be executed. But there is the fear that they will knock on her door and inform her that her children are now fatherless. We meet in an anonymous location in tehran. She does not want to be seen with a camera crew at her home. She is too afraid of being ostracized by the community. Comfortable talking about her fate on the street. We get into a car. Once inside, she shows me a document, her husbands death sentence. He is going to be hanged for smuggling drugs, a sentence that cannot be appealed. There were almost two kilos of drugs in the package tha
Power. But today, almost six years later, assad is still at the helm. Syria remains a battleground with russia and has black backing the president s forces and the u. S. , turkey, support ing the rebels. In the mix, a terror organization, the i. S. And alnusra front and kurdish units fighting for control of the region. Syria is a patchwork of the occupied zones. Who knows how many lives have been lost. Estimates range of up to 470,000 people. That is not including the vast numbers of injured and maimed, many of them children. [speaking a foreign language] swimming is all about upper body strength. For this 10yearold boy, it is especially important. He comes from syria and may one day decide to compete in the paralympics. This is his first Training Session today. We are in the capital. Amman. He arrived here two years ago. He is incredible, and i get emotional watching him. This energy is amazing. I would like to continue being there for him. I hope that i can. He is one of the millions
Power. But today, almost six years later, assad is still at the helm. Syria remains a battleground with russia and has black backing the president s forces and the u. S. , turkey, support ing the rebels. In the mix, a terror organization, the i. S. And alnusra front and kurdish units fighting for control of the region. Syria is a patchwork of the occupied zones. Who knows how many lives have been lost. Estimates range of up to 470,000 people. That is not including the vast numbers of injured and maimed, many of them children. [speaking a foreign language] swimming is all about upper body strength. For this 10yearold boy, it is especially important. He comes from syria and may one day decide to compete in the paralympics. This is his first Training Session today. We are in the capital. Amman. He arrived here two years ago. He is incredible, and i get emotional watching him. This energy is amazing. I would like to continue being there for him. I hope that i can. He is one of the millions
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Boyfriends, and the crimes are becoming increasingly brutal. Now, in argentina, too, more and more women are starting to speak out. Their protests are drawing international attention, and their movement is growing bigger all the time. Because even though there have been some social and political changes, discrimination against women, and gender violence that targets them, is still far too common in argentina. Enough of the much ismo, the machismo says cofounder of the , movement ni una menos which means not one less. we women have to start a revolution. Otherwise, the murders of women in the violence we experience in every aspect of life will never stop. The most important thing is to pull this topic out into the light, onto the street. We can no longer remain silent. Women have taken to the streets of buenos aires and other cities in recent months to demonstrate. Its a wakeup call to the community, one in which Domestic Violence against women is actually on the rise. Its a topic that