reasonable about it. i still see people riding their bicycle in the street wearing a mask and not a helmet. we have to be really rational about our risks. if you re in an indoor crowded space in an area of high transmission, it is a reasonable idea to wear a mask. it does help. we shouldn t be having people wearing masks. outdoors or in low risk situations, use common sense. but they do add a layer of protection and until we know more about omicron, put your warning level up a little bit more. that s a wise idea. in terms of omicron, one doctor who treated patients again, not patients who were hospitalized, patients who came in, who were vaccinated, had this to say about those patients earlier this morning. take a listen. the majority of what we are presenting to primary healthcare practitioners are extremely mild cases. mild to moderate. and so these patients means they
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Impunity for killings of human rights defenders remains a key driver for more murders, Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights defenders tells Human Rights Council
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Concludes Interactive Dialogues with Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Religion or Belief and Special Rapporteur on Protecting Human Rights while Countering Terrorism
The Human Rights Council this morning started an interactive dialogue with the Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights defenders. It also concluded its interactive dialogues with the Special Rapporteur on freedom of religion or belief and the Special Rapporteur on protecting human rights while countering terrorism.
Mary Lawlor, Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights defenders, said that in 2019, at least 281 human rights defenders, including 38 women human rights defenders, had been killed in 35 countries, and unless radical action was taken the killings would continue. Impunity for killings remained a key driver
it s the women that are often walking five and six hours a day, breaking their backs with dirty water. it contributes to a lot of gender inequality. absolutely. i have been to 69 countries now. i have never seen many with water. you have never it s the role of the women and the girls whether africa or central and south america. it s the women and the girls that are the ones struggling to provide water for their families. it puts them in the most undignified and at risk situations. it s a pretty remarkable story. it s in his new book thirst. you can hear that conversation on my podcast boss files. this is cnn breaking news. more breaking news this morning from the supreme court. this regards the daca decision, the dreamers brought to this