A very forceful press conference designed right out of the gate to lay the blame at irans feet now much of the evidence displayed in there was a large volume of it might be arguably circumstantial thats certainly what iranian leaders are likely to say but the fact is that the sheer volume of information presented will be hard for anyone to ignore be irans enemies or their allies anyone trying to get to the bottom of what happened will find it difficult to ignore the sheer volume of information even though as you said when given the opportunity a saudi spokesman refused to point the finger squarely at iran now what irans government has been saying since the 1st bits of allegations came from the United States that iran was behind the attack on these saudi aramco facilities last week iran has said that that simply isnt the case they completely denied any responsibility and in the last 24 hours both irans foreign minister zarif and irans president Hassan Rouhani have said that the reason t
They have received little roof support to they say from police from organizations meant to deal with gender based violence often being turned away they say there hasnt been adequate support and that more has to be done now the president has also called on the criminal Justice System to potentially have a harsher penalties in place harsh and minimum sentence also for the state to oppose bail by alleged perpetrators of Sexual Assault and rape as well as murder and hes also urged the criminal justice Justice System to ensure that no parole is offered to people who have been found guilty of these crimes so overall the president s address has been received quite positively from organizations dealing with gender based violence saying that it is an adequate response its a Long Time Coming but the key issue for them is one of implementation while laws. Policies may be adapted to deal with what South Africans are calling a National Crisis they say that implementation from government is what is
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Rwandan President Paul Kagame yesterday said the genocide his country experienced in 1994 could happen in another country if “enablers and bystanders” are left unchecked. He said this in Kigali, Rwanda where thousands of dignitaries gathered to pay tribute to the victims of the 1994 genocide against the minority Tutsi and moderate Hutus. “We have
In 1994, France, under president François Mitterrand, was at the heart of the genocide of the Tutsi in Rwanda. Thirty years later, it is our duty to know and recount the course and responsibilities of this historic event.