Asylbescheid: Umzug einer Österreicherin nach Afghanistan sei „zumutbar“
“I Won’t Be a Doctor, and One Day You’ll Be Sick”: girls‘ education in Afghanistan, still a huge challenge https://t.co/Wy6Xy9keHu
— Tobias Thyberg (@TobiasThyberg) 18. Oktober 2017
Serie „Dear Germany“ (2): Wie sehen geflüchtete Journalisten ihr Leben in Deutschland? Offener Brief von Shakila Ebrahimkhil aus Afghanistan pic.twitter.com/9ltYyObVZ6
— DW (Deutsch) (@dw_deutsch) 17. Oktober 2017
Insecurity, poverty, and displacement are driving girls out of school in #Afghanistan. New @HRW report: https://t.co/5SK45sf8XD
— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 17. Oktober 2017
3.5 million kids out of school in #Afghanistan; 85% of them girls.
Govt must act to end discrimination. @HRW report: https://t.co/5SK45sf8XD— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 17. Oktober 2017
In #Afghanistan girls brave bullets,sexual harassment&attacks to walk to school. That dedication demands our support! https://t.co/XhgSb1Y7tf pic.twitter.com/rsU8Os4Sqm
— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 17. Oktober 2017
Those who expose #corruption must be protected. Our thoughts are with the family of Daphne Caruana Galizia #protectjournalists https://t.co/EfqkAjGCbN
— Transparency Int’l (@anticorruption) 17. Oktober 2017
Devastating, sad news! Condolences to Daphne’s family & friends. One more reason to join our forces and voices in defending right to report. https://t.co/XVlzcRKlwn
— Dunja Mijatovic (@Dunja_Mijatovic) 17. Oktober 2017
Afghanistan: Girls Struggle for an Education https://t.co/bM6F9a8uWa
— Omaid Sharifi (@OmaidSharifi) 17. Oktober 2017
They‘re free! @minzayar88 & @hkun_lat just left #bangladesh on a flight to BKK. I saw them off at #Dhaka airport – extremely relieved 1/2 pic.twitter.com/x5FeM2ljKt
— Christoph Kucklick (@chkucklick) 17. Oktober 2017
We are investigating reports about killing of a well-known #journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia in #Malta today https://t.co/rrZFGFG7ck
— CPJ Eurasia (@CPJ_Eurasia) 16. Oktober 2017
New report by @Vredesactie maps out arms industry #lobbying and impact on the EU’s increase in military spendinghttps://t.co/JnAhNXls3Upic.twitter.com/lcKKyyaoPh
— CEO (@corporateeurope)17. Oktober 2017
How safe is our online data after tech, ad & publishing industry #EULobbying against #ePrivacy Regulation? https://t.co/kToV9puDiB pic.twitter.com/3NJDxy7CUM
— CEO (@corporateeurope) 17. Oktober 2017
Thousands mourn Caruana Galizia at Sliema vigil https://t.co/xmy5nHXOWQ pic.twitter.com/U43TiPWT1O
— Times of Malta (@TheTimesofMalta) 16. Oktober 2017
Parents of man arrested for indecency in Dubai say his life is ‚ruined‘https://t.co/m6PtY5z6E5
— Stirling Haigh – Law (@stirlinghaigh) 16. Oktober 2017
Marrakech Morocco https://t.co/8EuQsPrUbJ
— Burak Sansal (@allaboutturkey) 15. Oktober 2017
Daphne Caruana Galizia is killed. We have to work hard. Those who killed her should be held accountable, her work should be continued
— Khadija Ismayilova (@Khadija_Ismayil) 16. Oktober 2017
News Lens: The scorecard on development, 1960-2016: China and the global economic rebound https://t.co/FXN124fAIG
— Bretton Woods Proj. (@brettonwoodspr) 16. Oktober 2017
Uyghur Women and Children Endure Heavy Labor Amid Detentions in Xinjiang’s Hotan https://t.co/6f6BHQqYnUpic.twitter.com/DDaaflGsVe
— Radio Free Asia (@RadioFreeAsia) 16. Oktober 2017
Ethnic Uyghur Women and children from Hotan (in Chinese, Hetian) prefecture, in northwest China’s Xinjiang region, are being forced to endure heavy labor to make up for wages lost by the men in their families who are detained in re-education camps, according to sources.
The camps are labeled “career development centers” in a bid to mask their true nature, they said, but the detainees held there are rarely freed, despite undergoing months of “training.”
News Lens: What’s at stake in the World Bank’s quest for a capital increase? https://t.co/rrD1EFUBgg
— Bretton Woods Proj. (@brettonwoodspr) 16. Oktober 2017
In the hallways of the annual meetings this week, some staff members have voiced concern that a failure to secure more money from shareholders — an outcome made likelier by a skeptical U.S. government — could mean job cuts in the future.
Others suggest the stakes are considerably lower, and that the bank should not forfeit too much in its quest to win U.S. support.
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Devastating news:
Her scathing pen spared no punches. #Malta blogger #DaphneCaruanaGalizia dies in car bomb attack https://t.co/KfgYGORetZ— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 16. Oktober 2017
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