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NBC News speaks one-on-one with daughter of Venezuela’s opposition leader
NBC News· 2025-12-14 00:05
Political Situation in Venezuela - The Venezuelan regime is described as a criminal dictatorship that has sequestered the country, with an urgency for them to leave power [10] - There are 887 political prisoners in Venezuela, including a 16-year-old girl and elderly people, who are being tortured and separated from their families [10] - A former mayor was murdered by the regime inside a Venezuelan prison [11] - The regime uses sophisticated propaganda and repressive apparatus to crush the morale of the Venezuelan people [12][14] - The Nobel Peace Prize and the attention it brings are seen as a blow to the regime, proving they are weak and fragmented [13] Maria Korina's Role and Stance - Maria Korina's mission is described as being for the future of Venezuela and the region, standing for freedom, dignity, and democracy [5] - She is committed to returning to Venezuela and has never broken a promise to the Venezuelan people [4][7] - Her constant throughout the last 20 years has been honesty and transparency, speaking the truth to the Venezuelan people [8] - She will continue to garner more support from around the world and insist on increased pressure from democratic governments [12] International Relations and Support - Democratic governments around the world need to stand united against dictatorships like those in Venezuela, Cuba, and Nicaragua, which support each other [17][18] - The Venezuelan people have voted out the criminal regime and need the support of democratic governments [10][18] - The world is finally paying attention to the human rights abuses in Venezuela [11] - The struggle in Venezuela is not just a fight between the right and the left, but about human rights and respecting the will of the people [9]
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Iranian Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi, a prominent human-rights advocate, was arrested at a public event on Friday, according to her foundation https://t.co/IjyNZVtWOe ...
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CNN· 2025-12-12 14:29
Narges Mohammadi, Nobel laureate and one of Iran's most prominent human rights lawyers, is arrested by Iranian authorities, supporters say.https://t.co/C0ddxcc5Yy ...
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CNN Breaking News· 2025-12-12 14:29
Narges Mohammadi, Nobel laureate and one of Iran's most prominent human rights lawyers, is arrested by Iranian authorities, supporters say.https://t.co/FVYa1ey3Ry ...
Sanitation and dignity rise and fall together | Jen van den Bussche | TEDxJohannesburg
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-11 17:59
Sanitation & Human Dignity - Access to proper sanitation, including toilets, is a fundamental human right, essential for maintaining dignity and health [3][4][5] - South Africa's history of inequality has resulted in unequal access to basic sanitation facilities in many communities [6] - Communities are taking charge, transforming sanitation into a space of dignity, action, and change [9] Infrastructure & Urban Planning - Toilets are a critical part of urban infrastructure, essential for healthy, livable, and functional cities [13] - High-density cities require safe and effective waste removal systems [12] - Plumbers play a vital role in maintaining the health of cities by ensuring proper sanitation [9][21] Community-Based Solutions - Community-based solutions, like those implemented by WSAP in Dipsoot, can effectively address sanitation challenges, even without consistent government support [15] - Active citizenship and community involvement are key to improving sanitation and bringing dignity to residents [21][25] - WSAP has demonstrated that cyclical maintenance reduces costs and using quality products leads to long-term savings [15] Water Conservation & Cost Savings - Regular maintenance of toilets can save significant amounts of water, with WSAP saving 4,000 liters per day per toilet [20] - In Dips extension one, WSAP saved 2 million liters of water annually through toilet maintenance [20] - Lack of access to water and sanitation costs 18 African countries $55 billion (550 亿) annually due to health costs, time loss, and productivity costs [17] Global Collaboration & Innovation - International collaborations, such as the International Community Plumbing Challenge, promote innovation and improve sanitation in communities [23] - Plumbing trade competitions, like World Skills, support trades and highlight their importance to economies and city health [22][23] - Plumbers worldwide are actively involved in projects that improve sanitation and promote healthy cities [21] Data & Quantification - In Dips extension one, there are 642 toilets for 25,000 registered residents, equating to 39 households per toilet [10] - Housing for Health, an Australian program, reduced hospital intake by 40% for environmental-related health issues by repairing household environments, including bathrooms and sanitation [17]
'We don't treat people like animals': Mika sounds alarm on alleged torture at 'Alligator Alcatraz'
MSNBC· 2025-12-11 15:21
Human rights group uh says immigrant detainees at the detention center in South Florida the Trump administration likes to call alligator Alcatraz have been subjected to inhumane treatment up to and including torture. A new report by Amnesty International details punitive measures at the Everglades facility, including some detainees being quote put in the box. Described as a 2x2 foot cage-like structure, people are put in sometimes for hours at a time, exposed to the elements with hardly any water with their ...
‘We don’t treat people like animals’: Mika reacts to report on alleged torture at Alligator Alcatraz
MSNBC· 2025-12-10 15:38
So, uh, human rights group, uh, says immigrant detainees at the detention center in South Florida the Trump administration likes to call alligator Alcatraz have been subjected to inhumane treatment up to and including torture. A new report by Amnesty International details punitive measures at the Everglades facility, including some detainees being quote put in the box. Described as a 2x two foot cage-like structure, people are put in sometimes for hours at a time, exposed to the elements with hardly any wat ...
We Are Not A Footnote: The Unsilenced Voice of the Afghan Girl | Nargess Hassani | TEDxMenlo College
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-09 17:43
Almost three years ago, I made a choice. I chose not to give into the oppression and pressure forced on me by my own government. So instead, I chose to step into a new chapter of my life.One where I could be the writer and the warrior of my own story. I could fight for what I wanted. With that being said, let me give you a little bit of information about myself so you guys get to know me.I was 16 when for the very first time I came here in the United States, especially in this college. Stepping to the class ...
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The Economist· 2025-12-02 06:20
Businesses praise Yogi Adityanath’s efforts to build roads, pep up the electricity supply and crush crime. Critics accuse him of trampling on human rights and Muslims https://t.co/XKvj8OL6Jj ...
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Bloomberg· 2025-12-02 05:45
A leading Iranian rights activist and Nobel laureate said state suppression in the Islamic Republic is getting worse as the country faces multiple crises, including regional isolation and a deteriorating economy. https://t.co/TLVlk1hjT1 ...