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Monday, September 2, 2013
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PHOTO: Fired Bus Drivers Stage Protest, Have Themselves Crucifed
Eight
Paraguayan bus drivers had themselves crucified in sign of protest
against being kicked out of a transportation company. The company
rejected their plea for higher pay, and fired them instead.
The
drivers, from the northern town of Luque, are on their backs, nailed to
wooden crosses laid out on the ground. Large nails pierce their hands
at the base of the fingers.
They said they took the action in a desperate bid to be heard.
They
have been nailed down for 15 days, according to Mrs. Olga Ferreira de
Lopez, a member of Paraguay’s House of Congress who is monitoring the
situation.
“There have been infections… Their state of health is getting complicated,” she told Reuters.
Some of the drivers’ wives are taking turns being nailed to crosses alongside their husbands.
“I’m
joining today. Tomorrow it will be another mother and the following day
it could be another because we have to defend our rights,” one of the
wives told reporters at the scene.
“I’d like to make a special call to the president to please come see the inhumane situation we are going through,” she said.
The
transportation company has promised to rehire five of them and help the
remaining three find work. But the protesters say they will not stop
until they all get their jobs back. PHOTOS: Checkout Actress, Rita Dominic's Stunning Outfit!!
Rita Dominic looks stunning in an outfit by Ugonna Umeruo's
House of Nwocha at the Nigerian Entertainment Awards last night in New
York.Report says she received an award.
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PHOTOS: Singer Dammy Krane Reunites With His Mother After 10years
The singer's mum has been living in the US for many years while Dammy lived in Nigeria.
They recently reunited when Dammy traveled to the US for the Nigerian Entertainment Awards...
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PHOTO: Pope Bows For Muslim Queen
As
leader of the world’s 1.2billion-strong Catholic community, protocol
usually dictates that visitors bow to the Pope when they meet him at the
Vatican, but the Pope broke this tradition by lowering his head to
Muslim Royal Queen Rania of Jordan when she came to the Holy City with
her husband King Abdullah II on Thursday.
The Pope has once again shown his willingness to break with tradition by bowing to the royal Queen. He however, made no discernible bow toward her husband, the king.
The Pope has once again shown his willingness to break with tradition by bowing to the royal Queen. He however, made no discernible bow toward her husband, the king.
(PHOTO)Meet 11-year-old boy Whose Dream Is to Kill the President of His Country
Mohammed
Afar, the resident of Aleppo area in Syria is 11 years old. The
modified Kalashnikov assault rifle he carries stretches to more than
half of his height.
Over
the top of his faded yellow jacket a Free Syrian Army (FSA) vest holds
three extra clips, each full with live ammunition, and a walkie-talkie.
An FSA badge sits on one side and a rendering of the Islamic Shahada, in
Arabic calligraphy, on the other.
He says he does not miss school or want to stay at home with his mother and two sisters.
“I want to stay as a fighter until Bashar is killed,” he says, referring to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
The
fighters surrounding him, all claiming to be from Liwa al-Tawhid, pass
him a sniper rifle and offer to take him to a frontline, so he can
demonstrate his shooting.
The father of the boy, Mohammed Saleh Afar refers to his son as “ great shot” and “a little lion.”
Over the course of its grinding 21-month insurgency, Syria’s children have endured numerous abuses.
Caught-up
in shelling, airstrikes, and sniping, they have additionally been
subject to arbitrary arrest, torture and rape, as reported by the United
Nations Commission of Inquiry on Syria in August; which, additionally,
noted “with concern reports that children under 18 are fighting and
performing auxiliary roles for anti-Government armed groups.”
Both
the Geneva Conventions and the U.N. Convention on the Rights of
Children carry provisions that call for not using combatants under the
age of 15, while the International Criminal Court’s Rome Statute makes
it a war crime.
Mohammed
quickly disengages his magazine and presents it, before skillfully
reinserting it, but not chambering a round. The older fighters
surrounding him – some of whom are little more than boys themselves –
praise his speed and mirror his father’s earlier statements, calling him
a “good shot.”
He
says he admires the fighters from Jabhat al-Nusra – composed of
hardline Islamists subscribing to Takfiri ideology – and recently
designated a foreign terrorist organization by the United States.
Al-Nusra have proven effective in battle, winning itself scores of
supporters.
Many
of its fighters previously cut their teeth on other frontlines of the
global jihad – notably Iraq and Afghanistan, but also throughout Central
Asia and the Middle East.
The
group’s rise has imbued the opposition with an unmistakable Islamicist
hue while raising fears of a sectarian bloodbath in the event that Assad
falls: Syria is home to Sunni, Alawite, Druze, Christians and Yazidi.
“They [Jabhat al-Nusra] know Islam and Sharia. They know what it means to be a Muslim,” Mohammed
“When
my father goes to the frontline, he takes me with him,” says Mohammed.
“He says to be careful and we find a safe place to shoot from.”
According
to a November Human Rights Watch report, some opposition groups
fighting in Syria “are using children for combat and other military
purposes.”
“Even
when children volunteer to fight, commanders have a responsibility to
protect them by turning them away,” said its children’s researcher,
Priyanka Motaparthy, in the report.
“Children
are easily influenced by older relatives and friends, but their
participation in armed hostilities places them in grave danger of being
killed, permanently disabled, or severely traumatized.”
Yet
Mohammed’s father – his long and graying beard styled in the fashion
favored by religiously conservative Salafists – sees little wrong with
his son’s participation.
“I put my trust in God,” he says.
The
other members of the unit agree. The 11-year-old is kept safe, they
claim, and never taken to frontlines that are too dangerous.
“There are other boys fighting too,” Mohammed says. “Some, but not much.”
Source: Information Nigeria
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