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26,000 people have fled violence in Sudan's Al Fashir with 'horrific' testimonies
NBC News· 2025-10-29 14:19
our new arrivals report of widespread um ethnically and politically motivated killing indiscriminate violence uh affecting in particularly the most vulnerable. Uh we have accounts of people with disabilities who were um who were executed who were killed um as they were unable to flee. Uh but we also hear people that are trying to leave the city and manage to get out of the city but on the way they're caught up and they are also uh being shot uh for for unknown reasons.The protection concerns and the protect ...
Clean energy access and the impact on gender in rural Pakistan | Tanvir Ahmed | TEDxLahore
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-08 16:09
[Applause] First about climate change I want to show you this spiral by NASA. So you can see that bas this is basically the global average temperatures over the years. Pre-industrial era how the earth was warming up like going towards minus1° centigrade the temperatures were going low.But as we move on the years we go to the industrial era and you will see what is happening with the uh overall average temperature of the of the world. Remember that according to the Paris agreement by the end of the century w ...
The Power of Knowledge in Combating War, Distrust, and Destruction | Elma Akob | TEDxDurban Women
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-02 15:58
Global Conflict & Economic Impact - Globally, there are 56 ongoing conflicts, exceeding the number during World War II [5] - 93 countries are involved in conflict, including South Africa due to gender-based violence statistics [6] - War resulted in a loss of $191 trillion (135%) of the global GDP in 2023 [7] Women in Leadership & Peacemaking - UN Resolution 1325 in 2000 recognized the inclusion of women at all levels of decision-making in peace and security [13] - Historical examples of women leading countries out of civil war include Ellen Johnson Sirleaf of Liberia, who rebuilt infrastructure [14][15] - Wangari Maathai in Kenya used sustainable development to fight war and address social and political stability [15] - Graça Machel in Mozambique focused on post-conflict reconstruction and assisting children affected by the civil war [16] Scientific Evidence for Female Leadership - Females have a greater brain volume in areas related to executive decisions, focus, multitasking, self-control, judgment, and planning [22][23][24] - Women possess specialized brain cells (mirror neurons) that enable non-verbal communication and character judgment [25][26] Call to Action - The industry is challenged to test female leadership and avoid bringing fellow women down [29][30] - The industry is encouraged to prepare for potential global conflict by allowing women to lead [31]