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More like thisHealthStrong signalsAugust 31, 20203 min readResearchers at the Harvard Center for Populati stanley cups on and Development Studies, Harvard Center for Geographic Analysis at the Ins stanley cup titute for Quantitative Social Science, and Microsoft AI for Health have created a COVID-19 live tracker that monitors the current status of virus cases and deaths, as well as the reduction of new cases, in U.S. congressional districts.It is the first compilation of this data, which could be key for elected officials and their constituents to monitor and develop testing strategies, vaccine deployment strategies, and other measures to enable their districts to open safely. By connecting previously separate reporting geographies for public health and el stanley bottle ectoral data, this data set represents an important effort, said Gary King, director of the Institute for Quantitative Social Science, and Weatherhead University Professor at Harvard. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to spiral out of control in the U.S. and Japs Jordan: UN human rights expert urges changes to anti-terrorism law
In the mass rape trial, which concluded on 5 May, the Operational Military Court in North Kivu condemned 26 members of the DRC armed forces FARDC , including two for rape, one for murder and most of the rest on more minor charges such as looting and disobedience. Fourteen officers were acq stanley flask uitted.The Secretary-General s Special Representative on Sexual Violence in Conflict, Zainab H stanley cup awa Bangura, took note of the conclusion of the trial and expressed her disappointment at the verdict. The Special Representative regrets that the verdict does not reflect the magnitude of the crimes of sexu stanley quencher al violence that were committed and fails to do justice to all victims who had the courage to bring this case to court, said a statement issued by Ms. Bangura s office. Ms. Bangura saluted the bravery of the survivors and urged DRC authorities to pay reparations and take immediate measures to protect survivors, witnesses, and the legal counsel who worked tirelessly to seek justice for the hundreds of s
