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Andrew Feinstein in conversation with Jeremy Corbyn: "I saw the most horrendous suffering of ordinary people at the hands of the South African apartheid state. Never did I imagine in my lifetime I would see what we have seen for the past two months. Day after day, after day. Waking up to the footage of tiny children being mercilessly bombed, shot at, having lost their parents, often their siblings. Seeing entire extended families wiped out. I never imagined that in my lifetime I would see human suffering of this sort".
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SafeLives Pioneers and Changemakers have written an open letter. "Like the scourge of domestic abuse, this situation needs all of society to change things for the better. Let us come together to reject hatred in all its forms and to build a future grounded in understanding, compassion, and unity." Read the full letter: https://lnkd.in/ekEYMnij
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I usually try to stay away from violent talks on Social Media and keep myself from saying anything. But this, this is just incomprehensible. I can't imagine the pain this child felt when this happened to her. And now I can't imagine the pain her parents are feeling. May God give you strength. Absolutely not! Even the fiercest animals in the wild, driven by nothing but their raw instincts, do not commit such heinous acts against their own young. Have you ever witnessed a lion violate its cub? Or a wolf turn on its pup? No-because even in the animal kingdom, there is a line that is never crossed. Yet, here we stand, dealing with the vile reality of a man so devoid of humanity that he could torture and rape a seven-year-old child, defiling her until her fragile life was extinguished by unbearable agony. And how does our so-called justice system respond? A mere 25 years. Twenty-five years for a crime that has destroyed an innocent life, and left an indelible scar on society. This is not justice. This is a mockery of justice-a slap in the face to every victim, every parent, every person who believes in the rule of law. The cruelty inflicted upon this child, the sheer barbarity of the act, demands a punishment that reflects the gravity of the crime. Yet, our laws, in their inadequacy, fall miserably short. In a truly democratic society, where the rule of law is more than just a phrase, such monstrous acts would be met with the full, unyielding force of justice. Look to the United States, where the punishment for such evil is swift and severe, because they understand that to tolerate this kind of behavior is to erode the very foundations of civilization. The strength of a democracy is measured by how it protects its most vulnerable, and in this, our system has failed spectacularly. We must overhaul our justice system-demand stronger penalties, demand true justice-because anything less is an affront to the very concept of law and order. This isn't just about punishing a crime; it's about ensuring that no other child suffers such a fate. We owe them that much. justice for heaven
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One of the best antidotes to anxiety is meaningful action. If we all take small actions within our communities to amplify our voices and the vote we will create a massive movement. In this series, we will talk about how we are going to take action to get the outcomes we need this November while leaving behind anxiety, despair, and hopelessness. Let's do this! https://lnkd.in/eixrtCiT
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My heart is heavy with sadness and disappointment over recent events in our country. The tragic loss of three innocent young lives should be a moment for national mourning and reflection. Instead, it's being exploited to fuel hatred and division through racist and Islamophobic rhetoric. This misuse of a family's grief is not only disrespectful but deeply harmful to our society. The spread of misinformation surrounding this tragedy is alarming and counterproductive. It distracts from the real issues at hand and prevents us from addressing the root causes of violence against women and girls. As a human being my heart breaks for the people and communities that now don’t feel safe in this country. As a woman, I feel the weight of this constant struggle for safety and equality. It's exhausting and disheartening to see that in 2024, we're still fighting for our right to live without fear. My thoughts are with the families of the victims and all those affected by this tragedy and its aftermath. I hope we can come together as a nation to support them and work towards a society built on empathy, understanding, and respect for all human life. It's time we address the underlying issues that lead to such violence and focus on creating a safer, more inclusive society for everyone, regardless of their background or beliefs. Imagery by: https://lnkd.in/eJrjngTv
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