Doctor Who and the "Super Special" Companions

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Fossil capitalists want us to feel guilty #activism #socialism #climatechange #environment #climate

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Future We Want : Global Initiative for Young Leaders –UN Chief Message | United Nations

Video Message by António Guterres, Secretary-General of the United Nations, at Future We Want: Global Initiative for Young Leaders (MUN).


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Conservatives are still DEFENDING Russell Brand (even after Police charged him)

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Palestinian Red Crescent Society on the recent deaths of members - Press Conference | United Nations

Hybrid press briefing sponsored by the Permanent Observer Mission of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) to the United Nations on the recent deaths of members of Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS).    Speakers: H.E. Dr. Younis Al-Khatib, President of PRCS Mr. Marwan Jilani, Vice President of PRCS.  Moderator: Mr. Dylan Winder, Permanent Observer of the IFRC. The President of the Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS), Dr. Younis Al-Khatib told reporters in New York that he had presented audiovisual evidence and had urged the Security Council “to support the call for an independent and thorough investigation” following the discovery of the bodies of eight missing medics from the PRCS in a mass grave in Gaza. According to the he International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) an emergency medical team of nine disappeared along with their ambulances after they came under heavy fire in Al-Hashashin on 23 March. After seven days, the bodies of ambulance officers Mostafa Khufaga, Saleh Muamer and Ezzedine Shaath and first responder volunteers Mohammad Bahloul, Mohammed Al-Heila, Ashraf Abu Labda, Raed Al Sharif and Rifatt Radwan were retrieved. Ambulance officer Assad Al-Nassasra is still missing. Describing the evidence, Al-Khatib said, “I heard the voice of one of those team members who was killed. And his phone was found with this body. And he recorded the whole event. His last words, before being shot. Forgive me, mom. I just wanted to help people. I wanted to save lives. And then he was killed.” Al-Khatib said, “we were praying that they will be alive. They kept us for eight days in the dark. Now, the only information we know that Assad is missing. But there's somebody who knows whether Assad has been killed somewhere else, or Assad is detained in Israeli jails.” The Vice President of the PRCS, Marwan Jilani, said, “I think the scale of this crime should force, that it should oblige the international community to do more and not to accept that this would be another incident that goes in the files and be forgotten after a few days.” Asked how the video evidence presented to the Council was obtained, he said, “this was the phone of one of our EMS members, of the paramedics who was killed. So, the phone was on his body. The phone was in his pocket. So, it was with him. That's why we retrieved that video. There is a longer video, As I said, we will look into it, first of all, this is evidence, and we will deal with it as such.”


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Mine Action Day - Press Conference | United Nations

Press Conference by Richard Boulter, Chief of Design, Operational Support and Oversight, UNMAS (in person); along with Edwin Faigmane, Chief of the Mine Action Programme in Nigeria (virtual), and Fatma Zourrig, Chief of the Mine Action Programme in Libya (virtual), ahead of the International Day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action 2025. --------------------------------------- An investigation on the attack that happened against the UNOPS compound in Gaza on the 19th of March is underway, being led by the United Nations Department of Safety and Security, with UNOPS and UNMAS participating, according to the UN Mine Action Service. The United Nations Mine Action Service (UNMAS) officials briefed the reporters today (03 Apr) in New York ahead of the International Day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action (04 Apr), under the theme “Safe Futures Start Here”. The UN mine action community brought attention to the progress made over the last year and the challenges that remain in countries around the world. Giving an update on Gaza, UNMAS’s Lee Woodyear said that the office is still working in the Strip, “we have six people there as of this morning,” adding that the office is doing the best to escort the United Nations missions that are taking place there. He stated that UNMAS escorted the mission that went to investigate the killing of the health workers in Gaza. For his part, Richard Boulter, UNMAS’s Chief of Design, Operational Support and Oversight told reporters, “Landmines, improvised explosive devices and unexploded ordnance continue to cause death and injury on a daily basis.” “On average, one person is killed or injured by such explosive devices every hour. Many children among the victims,” he stated. Boulter said, “The use of improvised explosive devices has expanded, terrorizing civilians and threatening humanitarian actors and the United Nations missions and personnel.” The senior UNMAS official stressed that building on the Pack of the Future, there’s need for funding micro and quick impact projects to address urgent needs of persons with physical disabilities affected by conflict. He said, “This initiative reinforces the global commitment to civilian protection and to scaling up technology and innovation capacities in developing countries.” Briefing the reporters via video link, Fatma Zourrig, Chief of the Mine, Action Programme in Libya reiterated, “every life lost or changed by explosive contamination, delays Libya recovery, undermines the stability on the ground.” She continued, “The threats range from anti-personnel and anti-vehicle mines to UXOs, IED and unsecured contamination. Libya’s vast ammunition storage area, many of which were damaged and destroyed, still hold hundreds of bunkers, some of which are unsecured and pose serious risk.” “Mine action in Libya is not just the technical task, it is a humanitarian and peace building in person. It is about saving lives, restoring confidence and enabling people to return home,” Zourrig highlighted. For his part, Edwin Faigmane, Chief of the Mine Action Programme in Nigeria said that his office has recorded the increasing use of IEDs in northwest Nigeria and in northeast Nigeria. “UNMAS is working with the Nigerian government to mitigate the risks from explosive ordnance. UNMAS deliveries basic education with national NGOs working across the region,” he added. Faigmane said that UNMAS is also working with the police and civil defense to deliver risk education areas that are not accessible by humanitarian actors, which is an initiative funded by the British Government. “In addition, UNMAS with funding from the Japanese government, is beginning to work with the police and civil defense through the newly established National Mine Action Center to train the first two humanitarian demining teams in the country,” he concluded.


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Karmelo Anthony (17) has been charged with murder for fatally wounding 17-year-old Austin Metcalf.

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Individual climate action requires sacrifice #activism #socialism #union #climatechange #environment

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Gaza: One Month Without Aid, Famine Looms | United Nations

Jonathan Whittall (OCHA) briefs on the operation to recover the bodies of 15 colleagues killed in Gaza. It has been one month since the last aid supplies entered the Strip. The 25 bakeries supported by the WFP have shut down due to a lack of flour and cooking gas, raising renewed fears of famine.


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Myanmar: UN Chief's Media Stakeout | United Nations

Comments to the media by António Guterres, United Nations Secretary-General, on the situation in Myanmar.


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Gaza, Myanmar, Central African Republic & other topics - Daily Press Briefing | United Nations

Noon Briefing by Stéphane Dujarric, Spokesperson for the Secretary-General. Highlights: Briefings Today and Tomorrow Secretary-General/Gaza Deputy Secretary-General UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East Myanmar Security Council Central African Republic Sudan South Sudan South Sudan/Humanitarian Somalia Democratic Republic of the Congo Haiti Missing Persons World Autism Day Screening BRIEFINGS TODAY AND TOMORROW Tomorrow, at 12:45 p.m., the Secretary-General of the United Nations will do a stakeout on the situation in Myanmar. There will be no noon briefing, but there will be a briefing from the UN Mine Action Service (UNMAS), ahead of the International Day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action, which is on Friday, April 4th. Richard Boulter, UNMAS’ Chief of Design, Operational Support and Oversight will be here to brief. He will be joined virtually by Edwin Faigmane, Chief of the Mine Action Programme in Nigeria, and Fatma Zourrig, Chief of the Mine Action Programme in Libya. That will be around 11:30 a.m. tomorrow. SECRETARY-GENERAL/GAZA The Secretary-General is deeply alarmed by the human toll of the intensified hostilities taking place in Gaza. He condemns the reported killing of over a thousand people, including women and children, since the collapse of the ceasefire. Large-scale Israeli bombardments and ground operations have resulted in the widespread destruction and the displacement of over 100,000 Palestinians from Rafah in the last two days alone, most of them having already been displaced multiple times and having been displaced with very few belongings. The Secretary-General is shocked by the attacks by the Israeli army on a medical and emergency convoy on 23 March resulting in the killing of 15 medical personnel and humanitarian workers in Gaza. Medical personnel and humanitarian and emergency workers must be protected by all parties to the conflict at all times, as required by international humanitarian law. Since October 2023, at least 408 aid workers have been killed in Gaza, and at least 280 of them have been United Nations humanitarian workers. Full Highlights: https://www.un.org/sg/en/content/noon-briefing-highlight?date%5Bvalue%5D%5Bdate%5D=02%20April%202025


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