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Stewie badgers Lois for her attention, repeatedly.

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After five terror bombing months and counting, destroying Libya for wealth and power continues, each imperial nation playing its part in this sinister dirty game, masquerading as liberation. NATO admitted what’s already known, that it’s been supplying fanatical cutthroats with automatic weapons, rocket launchers, assault rifles, anti-tank missiles, and have special forces on the ground to direct violent rebels for the slaughter missions. For months, NATO’s Special Forces provided training, The Times saying “professional training centers” were used to do it. In fact, recruiting, funding, and arming rebels began well before bombing began. America’s war was planned many months, perhaps years earlier. Obama picked his moment to launch it. Even obedient to NATO demands the International Criminal Court (ICC) is complicit, functioning as an imperial tool, not a legitimate tribunal. Its chief prosecutor Jose Luis Moren-Ocampo, in fact, targets victims, not criminal Washington, London and Paris conspirators, attacking a nonbelligerent country. In May, Ocampo sought arrest warrants for Gaddafi, his son Saif al-Islam, and brother-in-law intelligence chief, Abdullah Al-Sanousi, on “charges of orchestrating systematic attacks against civilians (amounting) to crimes against humanity,” with no evidence whatever to prove it. Then end of June he issued arrest warrants against all three on alleged crimes against humanity, saying reasonable grounds exist to believe they’re “criminally …

Although his father cheated on his mother, Msekeli never said anything to her. Years later he realized the risks that his father exposed them to, and works as a gender activist.South Africa faces two interconnected epidemics — violence against women, and HIV. Spurred by the need for a response to these public health emergencies, and recognizing the centrality of working with young and adult men to making progress, EngenderHealth initiated the Men As Partners® (MAP) Program in 1998. Since then, dozens of organizations have joined to form the MAP Network and now work together in communities across the country. In July 2005, the Center for Digital Storytelling’s Silence Speaks project traveled to South Africa to conduct two digital storytelling workshops with activists from EngenderHealth’s MAP Network. Participants in Johannesburg and Cape Town wrote and recorded first-person narratives about their lives; chose photos, still images, video clips, and music to illustrate their stories; and learned to edit these materials into the short digital videos presented here. These digital stories are being shown in trainings and public community screenings throughout South Africa, to promote the MAP Network’s efforts to involve men in ending gender-based violence and preventing HIV and AIDS. The stories address various themes that are core issues in MAP’s efforts to transform South African society. Namely, MAP works to reduce gender-based violence and the spread and impact of HIV …

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Month of July is celebrated as ‘THE NUTRITION MONTH’ in the Philippines! At the center stage is the City of Koronadal spearheading the events with cooking competition among the 27 Barangays particularly promoting menu created from native chicken. Recipe from this local fowl made headlines as main dish and cooking of various delicacies derived from this readily available bird. The breast feeding and milk expression competitions were equally promoted courtesy of our nursing mothers and sucking babies! Flashback: This shows how ‘food-rich’ is our place, South Cotabato in terms of the basic foodstuffs. The place is blessed with healthy growing plants, trees and number of edible birds and mammals for human consumption! When our child-bearing women are being fed with this vitamin-rich food, naturally the babies or the nursing infants received equal amount of energy-building stuff for growth. The tip-top shape of our lactating mothers in general signify the general healthy condition of the growing children. This priceless commodity from the Mother, serves as the very source of energy for nursing babies. Stored by the woman within their system, sucked by our little kids, thereby promotes the excellent health among our younger generation!….That’s how rich we are! WHEN THE MOTHER STARVES THE BABY DWARFS! Not unlike in other countries, where ‘the bugle call’ for humanitarian crises was already sounded due to mounting famine, severe starvation, malnutrition and death due to …

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HIV Experts and activist from all around the world explain why human rights are so important in the fight against the HIV epidemic. At theUnited Nations High Level Meeting on HIV/AIDS in 2006, world leaders reaffirmed that the full realization of all human rights and fundamental freedoms for all is an essential element in the global response to the HIV/AIDS pandemic. Yet, 25 years into the AIDS epidemic, the essential element remains the missing piece in the fight against AIDS. International organizations produced the joint statement: “Human Rights and HIV/AIDS Now More Than Ever – 10 Reasons Why Human Rights Should Occupy the Center of the Global AIDS Struggle”. This joint statement, endorsed by over 650 organizations and networks worldwide, affirms that, now more than ever, human rights should occupy the center of the global struggle against HIV and AIDS. The Hungarian Civil Liberties Union produced a series of short films to help explain why human rights is so important, and to call organizations worldwide to join the call and endorse the joint statement at: www.HIVhumanrightsnow.org

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With a criminal father, it wasn’t hard for Gary to become addicted to drugs and befriend other criminals. But his mother’s illness forced him to decide what to do with his life, and he changed.South Africa faces two interconnected epidemics — violence against women, and HIV. Spurred by the need for a response to these public health emergencies, and recognizing the centrality of working with young and adult men to making progress, EngenderHealth initiated the Men As Partners® (MAP) Program in 1998. Since then, dozens of organizations have joined to form the MAP Network and now work together in communities across the country. In July 2005, the Center for Digital Storytelling’s Silence Speaks project traveled to South Africa to conduct two digital storytelling workshops with activists from EngenderHealth’s MAP Network. Participants in Johannesburg and Cape Town wrote and recorded first-person narratives about their lives; chose photos, still images, video clips, and music to illustrate their stories; and learned to edit these materials into the short digital videos presented here. These digital stories are being shown in trainings and public community screenings throughout South Africa, to promote the MAP Network’s efforts to involve men in ending gender-based violence and preventing HIV and AIDS. The stories address various themes that are core issues in MAP’s efforts to transform South African society. Namely, MAP works to reduce gender-based violence and the spread and …

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Vow to Save the Girl Child on India’s first National Girl Child Program SRI SRI RAVI SHANKAR Sri Sri Ravi Shankar: A humanitarian leader, spiritual teacher and ambassador of peace. His vision of a stress-free, violence-free society has united millions of people the world over through service projects and the courses of The Art of Living. In 1982, Sri Sri entered a 10 day period of silence in Shimoga located in the Indian state of Karnataka. Sudarshan Kriya, a powerful breathing technique, was born. With time, the Sudarshan Kriya became the core of the Art of Living courses. Visit srisriravishankar.org for more info. ART OF LIVING Sri Sri founded The Art of Living as an international, non-profit, educational and humanitarian organization. Its educational and self-development programs offer powerful tools to eliminate stress and foster a sense of well-being. Appealing not only to a specific population, these practices have proven effective globally at all levels of society. Visit www.artofliving.org for more info. INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR HUMAN VALUES (IAHV) — In 1997, he co-founded the International Association for Human Values (IAHV) to coordinate sustainable development projects, nurture human values and coordinate conflict resolution in association with The Art of Living. In India, Africa and South America, the two sister organizations’ volunteers are spearheading sustainable growth in rural communities, and have already reached out to over 36000 villages. Vist …

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Across Malawi, more than 20000 orphans are being cared for and women’s support groups have grown into the hundreds. www.worldbank.org TheInternational Develepment Association, IDA, is the World Bank’s Fund for the Poorest. One of the world’s largest sources of aid, IDA provides support for health and education, infrastructure and agriculture, and economic and institutional development to the 79 poorest countries – 39 of them in Africa. These countries are home to 2.5 billion people, 1.5 billion of whom survive on a day or less.

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