A new budgetary envelope will be devoted to citizen initiatives in the fight against climate change in Quebec. Minister of the Environment Benoit Charette made the announcement on Sunday during a meeting with the Quebec delegation at COP27 in Sharm-el-Sheikh, Egypt.
Violence against women and girls (VAWG) is one of the most widespread violations of human rights worldwide, globally affecting around one in three women in her lifetime. It occurs at home, in communities, public spaces, at the workplace and online. Cutting across all distinctions of geography, class or ethnicity, it is firmly grounded in unequal power relations between women and men and reinforced by discriminatory and gender-biased attitudes, norms and practices that both contribute to such violations and allow them to continue unchallenged.
does not think that there is any imminent danger that putin is going to use nuclear weapons. they think he s first going to try this mobilization strategy. 300,000 new troops, see how that g goes if he could regain initiative, that is the preferred course of action, but it is clear if that doesn t work, if he is cornered, if he is backed into a situation where it is humiliation and total defeat in ukraine, he might resort to some use of nuclear weapons. probably tactical nuclear weapons. and this is what the united states government is now actively thinking about. i think they are planning some kind of fairly substantial obviously a response. but i don t think it will be a nuclear response. i think the message the united states is going to send is would like to send is putin might act irresponsibly, the united states will act responsibly. but it would be a devastating
the court is. and so you have a kind of constituency base of candidates. you have candidates looking to a intent si base and saying i can make end roads on this issue and be a galvanizing issue in a year when democrats are looking for galvanizing issues. also we don t know the scope of the reaction here. i think this is a great point. we have not seen the white house lead on this issue. i frankly find it baffling that there was not a political strategy, a kind of mobilization strategy in place when they had ample warning that this might have been the likely outcome. i think we re seeing really candidates take their mobilization into their own hands. they re looking at a washington where they cannot point to a reconciliation bill. they cannot point to a voting rights bill or climate change legislation. they are reading the same cratering approval numbers among the president s space that we all are. they are trying to say that you may not see the president on the issue, but you re going