@womenaidafghan1 Please try to investigate properly then publish something that's accurate. With these types of news which are inaccurate you are causing more pain to the families of the affected ones. Thank you
The brutal gangrape and murder of Dr. Moumita at Kolkata’s RG Medical College is a horrifying reminder of the monsters that walk among us.
The fact that her attackers showed such cruelty, leaving her with injuries that included broken glass in her eyes and bleeding from her private parts, proves that multiple beasts were involved.
It's shameful that our government tries to downplay or hide the rising rape cases to protect its image.
Justice must be swift, and punishment must be severe—no matter who the victim or the perpetrator is. #JusticeForMoumita
"A body. 18-20 men. 113 bite marks.
Just imagine how long a healthy girl's throat needs to be squeezed for blood to come out of her eyes?
During this entire time, two people held Moumita's hands. One of them was Moumita's female colleague. I repeat, Moumita's female colleague.
HORRIFIC WARCRIME
Watch how Israeli soldiers shoot, POINT BLANK,an unarmed, blindfolded, tied up Palestinian.
Do you remember reading history books about the horrors of Apartheid, slavery,the holocaust, Rwanda?
You are now witness to THE atrocity of our age committed by Israel
Yazan Al-Kafarna, a 9-year-old Palestinian boy with cerebral palsy, was forced to flee the Israeli invasion of Beit Hanoun with his family to southern Gaza. Recently, Yazan's health deteriorated due to a shortage of food and oxygen.
Today, Yazan passed away due to insufficient healthcare and a lack of specialized food for his condition at Abu Youssef Al-Najjar Hospital, exacerbated by the Israeli blockade of Gaza.
BREAKING | West Bank: 10 year old boy 'Amru Al-Najjar has succumbed to his wounds after being shot by an IOF soldier during a raid in the village of Burin, South of Nablus
Without Congo there will be no iPhones. Cobalt mining for Big Tech like Apple is driving child labor and deaths in the Congo and the world is silent.
The use of forced labor is getting popular in Congo via arms group who are sponsored by several multinational companies to control several mines.