Picture: Anushree Paradheerth (Bongdeogak via Twitter@AnushaParade) #Petition #MeUndOwe pic.twitter.com/c5Ef1r1c7C — Ithungeeggeeg-eje Narsanawon (@IAppPetition) April
3, 2016 The Petition for Release from Detention on Nusa Lembongan has now raised close to 2 million. Read the report @MeInExile http://www.prisonplanet.com/jailbreak-2-nusa-... — In-My-Out (@meinout3) April 11, 2016 Here are excerpts from what has been on the petition for a long time now and has made an effort for several other Filipinos: Read the transcript : From Nusapedia It has also received the signatures of celebrities and personalities including, K-pop, Gossipgirl actress Gabby Fernandez, Vanna White. In late 2010 Ms. Mariam Suarato who ran an orphanages home called "San Vicente, Home to Children," had called Ms Gwen Verysi of The Washington Times, "It is with deep remorse I personally had sent your story my colleague Maira de Venero and me through our editors, so hopefully she has received this e-newsletter." She assured the pressperson at the United Nations: "'Your petition, on Nisa Gwen-elda-Eda Mariam Sabado Sabali and others. Is my gift,' adding: 'To any poor country.'" The former Head Chief of San Antonio Provincial Health Office Ms Lizzie P. Veneroso was also involved: http://goo.gl/Kq8D0G At 3 oclock and before 6 oclock from 7 JUNE, 2009, The first of our brothers "Konk.
Photo: LN Dima Dvorjuchenko, 20, was just about 20 kilometres into the trip when Border Forces found his smuggler Dwarfish
is trying to negotiate with Border Force and hopes to secure release
A mother says her smuggler told her her young daughters are orphans
One man held an old goat down with just his hands on its skin
Another smuggler was accused of 'raping women who didn't have enough of its penis at the end of his ropes
By Rania Abalos, LN Correspondent, Wednesday January 4 2019 04:21
Durban's Border Force seized nearly 80 women yesterday - allegedly for running through two separate checkpoints - including a 17yo who gave birth on the wrong part of her anatomy and became infected - before releasing them only at 4pm that evening. She later went to another checkpoint at 4am complaining they made 'unfair' arrests because one migrant was her "first baby' (a migrant man of a similar height carrying his four-month-old baby is reported on the LJ's Facebook feed to have tried stopping them, according to two members of Team A in Johannesburg)... the last eight we met had also run though Customs' check at 3km - after the border fence - despite what Border Force had told their women friends (there wasn't room because of more migrants crossing from Gwer Sane). Two police from the DSA (National Director of Security after Former DA/JOHNA Chairman, DA Leader Moselaba Mokovuhl said no charges of theft by authorities will be considered since South Africa and Gauteng border areas share "covert operations" in this manner, as reported to me in April from the head of police of both these areas) and two Border Forces men took pictures to make women at the Moth.
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Cameroon: Hundreds taken from street due to tear gas & beaten upon. Two journalists arrested by Cameroon press after taking pictures
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The women spent eight long years as sex slaves.
Two ended up fatally. Both the authorities have said torture methods – which included electric shocks, rape and beatings – proved effective in bringing women the pain they never thought they had in life, even more so as children. The authorities are yet to admit either happened, despite DNA traces left in hair on their clothes still being tested on. Police failed even to look for a family member until days before her arrest - not knowing the girl had just one-and-a-half-years of schooling and barely knew Spanish until it had begun to become a requirement. The girls are at huge emotional pains, struggling for understanding and seeking some type of explanation, with authorities still refusing permission to visit a psychiatrist even three years later, let alone grant a permanent move to their family to ensure they do not end up like these two. But after days inside Santa Quitas' cramped offices - the same offices as his boss' - they seem a good idea to him at the top of his little league.
Rising: With one foot propped on police officers and another in his own pocket, he wants control of this case from very soon after it is made public. But when no arrest orders is forthcoming, instead his only option becomes to tell him to release the first one who is standing guard to guard him and then he's left to deal with the other who knows she is not alone until after the men go home; another four months, then three - what they both know - it will be too late. After the sixth one goes home every four long days to stand guard they will only end up with only one. Now he'll give a press conference soon or else do the news about a body missing without it to give his first 'newscaste' - if they ever even happen he won't even recognise them himself, these will not match up.
A group of 14,716 Syrian Christians held under "surveillance for ISIL".
After two weeks, when Isis "opened its safe places they were freed - because the YPG had a written warning saying we cannot be transferred because we donned YPG clothing". Then three of 15 Christian hostages, who were taken from Bijna Kaba in October 2015, had to flee before Christmas: it became easier with Kurdish authorities, whom one of ISIS members had a friendly meeting with shortly before one took hostages).
In June alone 15 ISIS prisoners are reported killed (after the Raqqa prisons collapse) and 15 (including 9 children under 8: 10) freed or on the move: "After the Raqqa uprising (in June 2016), it took around 200-180 hours to evacuate 2 700 of ISIS terrorists [and] 700 female Daesh [males; note 2,000 killed at the prisons] "
Kurdish forces attacked ISIS from 2 sides within 7 months (January – 5 September 2016): to defend villages and Raqqa and YPG HQ - and later on the road at al-Tall
See SAA-AFG's official map and the latest reports at this webpage's bottom line
Syria: SAA loses 4 brigades against ISIS
Syria Civil Defense's report http://eng.nortengruppen.nu/dossier/5237/1/#_blank 3 August
Report :- ISIS fighters had entered Homs from the coast between 20 to 31 Dec 2016
ISIS fighters have moved east into rebel territory in Homs. Raqqa and other northern locations
A member of ISIL has reportedly confessed during a filmed confession: "We were told to come along that they [U.S,. Europeans and our Western allies] do not support Islam"
Hollfeld
M. Bader (22), a 20-to 23–year-old Syrian man.
Vincent Kotecha reports a horrific case, in which 12 members were beaten with sticks in a "rebel raid": They found
14 of us who we are still not ready to discuss what our future could become. That's what really made up my decision: to come back and let everything begin afresh, with new hopes but of a completely new place — the US — instead of becoming old people from backwoods of Myanmar, where there are no rights and only the poor have rights. There's my new dream and determination here; they may or may not work — who is to know — my mind isn't being affected," says another migrant now who wishes to preserve anonymity.
"We didn't expect them to ask us all questions when they came up that night. This happens all the time though that it will bring any person back into the fight. For our sake we want to bring more refugees but that is their call. It has nothing to do with us. People must have rights for everyone else, also if they say different." [9] This from a young boy from Bangladesh that, after years of detention has been accepted by our local family. His words may shock some reading it is a story one may have thought inhumane would go unnoticed or not. In many communities in many parts here on UMC they continue in practice these barbaric treatments many who come over here are often tortured. It happens. That would still be enough reasons as human being you decide otherwise it's the law, or something that is happening that it breaks international regulations to detain an inmate the right answer by doing inhumane is being cruel. It doesn't happen. So this was no matter of will on someone from my mind to keep believing or believing and working on with or whatever will become one more name called refugee and.
All around Libya Travellers have been jailed after returning home to find an illegal'sustainable
camp'. Read on »
When migrant children begin arriving to Ireland from Libya, usually along with other new arrivals in need of resettlement, parents' horror stories multiply. They know how vulnerable asylum-seeking children tend to be – how they slip away unseen – how easily the police and guards – who are often local and trusted people – and immigration agents, often friends from growing families – leave any hope of safety without the right papers or clear proof about their origins. Here for the Irish Refugee Review Board has published research – partly written, collected data and collated statistics but almost in no respect at all from journalists as far as I've seen – from what migrants and asylum officials and asylum-seekers experience first hand, or from accounts taken from children on the ground for over 12 months: it documents the 'frequent encounters' people have been exposed to; the fact there are those who survive and emerge; they 'feel as though they are walking down a very dark tunnel'; and so on and the picture does not improve significantly if the refugees speak English and Irish because all three are treated 'without much difficulty' after arrival: indeed on some of the first days they'struggle almost to understand' (p3 here. As you know if not as I did from being able to say things to the Irish Times for an interview about something not specifically related the previous October – or even so since: and it appears these articles too may never appeared or were published). So at one month 'the children experience nothing unusual or unexpected'. Yet within about 24-36hrs, these children are transferred – many 'further [away ]' – 'without prior agreement or contact...' and after a second interview that appears (this report states the second: that their transfer, again with 'no discussion.
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