+- Forums (https://australiantravelforum.com/Upload)
+-- Forum: My Category (https://australiantravelforum.com/Upload/forumdisplay.php?fid=1)
+--- Forum: My Forum (https://australiantravelforum.com/Upload/forumdisplay.php?fid=2)
+--- Thread: fpul Oops -- Did We Say War (/showthread.php?tid=238355)
fpul Oops -- Did We Say War - CharlesteGeork - 12-14-2024
Ceeg Transcript: Face the Nation book panel, December 27, 2020
GENEVA -- A report by the U.N. human rights office says attacks against Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar point to a strategy to instill widespread fear and trauma and prevent them from ever returning to their homes. Bone-chilling accounts from Rohingya refugees fleeing MyanmarThe report released Wednesday is based on 65 interviews conducted in mid-September with Rohingya, individually and in groups, as more the half a million people from the ethnic gr adidas original campus oup fled into Bangladesh during a violent crackdown in Myanmar. adidas campus 80s The Rohingya: Stateless and adrift 34 photos The attacks against Rohingya in Myanmar s northern Rakhine state by security forces and Buddhist mobs were coordinated and systematic, with the intent o nike air max f not only driving the population out of Myanmar but preventing them from returning, the report said.Some of those interviewed said that before and during attacks, megaphones were used to announce: You do not belong here - go to Bangladesh. If you do not leave, we will torch your houses and kill you. According to the U.N. researchers, measures against the minority group began almost a month before the Aug. 25 attacks on police posts by Muslim militants that served as a pretext for what Myanmar s military called clearance operations in Rakhine. Qgjs Abortion pill approved in Canada for use across the country
Going to the pub is a more important part of life in Ireland than attending church, the authors of a survey on social attitudes said Tuesday. Only 22 percent of people in the Irish Republic view regular church-going as important, compared with 35 percent who said going to the pub at least once a week was a priority, said the survey by market research firm Mintel stanley quencher Ireland. It also indicated that those with the most money to spend were more likely to hand it over for a pint of beer than put it in a church collection plate. As you become wealthier, your likelihood of being a regular church-goer decreases, said Mark O Connell, managing director of Mintel Ireland. It seems the higher up the ladder you go, the mor stanley termoska e difficult it gets to pass through the eye of the needle. People questioned in British-ruled Northern Ireland were more abstemious, with only 20 percent listing pubs as a priority -- although the number of regular church-goers was not much higher at 23 percent. The authors of the survey, Irish Lifestyles: The Rise of the Immoral Majority, said it showed the rapid stanley cup price advance of consumerism in both the Republic -- which witnessed an unprecedented economic boom in the latter half of the 1990s -- and Northern Ireland. Owning a flash car and a mobile phone, being a member of a private health club and having a home computer are the new symbols of Irish success on both sides of the border, the report said. Older people living in rural areas were more likely to attend