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Links: Archbishop Naumann, religion as antidepressant and Yo-Yo Ma

Cardinals Timothy Dolan of New York, left, Sean O Malley of Boston, and Archbishop Joseph Naumann of Kansas City, Kansas, concelebrate the opening Mass of the National Prayer Vigil for Life Jan. 23, 2020, at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington. (CNS/Gregory A. Shemitz) At Politico, Gabby Orr and Meredith McGraw pen one of the most incisive articles about former President Donald Trump s current political status: He is not the Godzilla in exile that many feared but is adrift and unsure. Turns out, politics is largely about the acquisition and allocation of power and he lost much of his in the past few months, not only when he left office, but when his coattails could not help Republicans in Georgia hold on to two Senate seats.

Powerful countries break their silence on Egypt s human rights abuses

“I think there s been a reluctance to criticize Egypt publicly and collectively. [But] I think we re at a moment where the survival of the human rights community in Egypt is at stake.” Kevin Whelan, Amnesty International  Until now, “I think there s been a reluctance to criticize Egypt publicly and collectively,” said Kevin Whelan, who represents Amnesty International at the UN in Geneva. But, “I think we re at a moment where the survival of the human rights community in Egypt is at stake.” A strong message from the US  Activists hope Egypt has received the message that its partners abroad will no longer give it a pass, said Allison McManus, research director at the Washington, DC-based group, The Freedom Initiative. The organization represents some Egyptian Americans being detained in Egypt.

He helped Trump bring American hostages home Now he s working for Biden

He helped Trump bring American hostages home. Now he s working for Biden. Jenna McLaughlin © Provided by Yahoo! News Roger Carstens, special presidential envoy for hostage affairs, at the State Department in February. (Eric Kayne for Yahoo News) WASHINGTON Just days before Christmas last year, Roger Carstens, a former Green Beret turned diplomat, was thousands of miles away from home. He had flown to Saudi Arabia in a last-ditch attempt to attend the trial of two U.S. citizens, but he also hoped to meet Dr. Walid Fitaihi, a U.S.-educated physician who moonlighted as a motivational speaker on TV.

Condemnation of Egypt s Abuses at UN Rights Body

Overdue Action is a Step Forward Egyptian security forces cordon off roads during curfew hours as prevention measures due to the coronavirus outbreak, in Cairo, Egypt, Sunday, March 29, 2020. © AP Photo/Nariman El-Mofty (Geneva, March 12, 2021) – Nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) from around the world expressed their strong support today for a joint declaration by UN member states condemning the human rights situation in Egypt, which was delivered at the 46th Session of the UN Human Rights Council. In the declaration, governments expressed “deep concern” for widespread human rights violations committed with impunity by the Egyptian authorities.   The joint declaration, signed by 31 states and delivered by Finland at the Council’s 46th session, highlighted “restrictions on freedom of expression and the right to peaceful assembly, [and] the constrained space for civil society and political opposition.” It also condemned the use of

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