Isarey

[Claudia Yepes upegui @claoyepes]

#DondeEstaCamilo #AndresCamiloNoAparece Dios 1.631 días y no hallamos su cuerpo. No debe haber impunidad en ningún caso, solo Justicia! Los buenos somos.

[Claudia Yepes upegui @claoyepes]

#DondeEstaCamilo #AndresCamiloNoAparece Dios 1.630 días sin Camilo, nada ni nadie me lo va a devolver, 5 capturados, uno se allanó a cargos, narró el atroz plan y macabro desenlace, JUSTICIA.

[Trump Girl @TrumpGirlLove]

She was seventeen years old. Her rapist offered her “honor.” She said no.

In 1965, Franca Viola was kidnapped in Sicily and held captive for eight days. She was beaten and sexually assaulted by Filippo Melodia. Then he offered her a way out. Marry him, and the shame would disappear.

Under Italian law at the time, a rapist could avoid punishment by marrying his victim through a practice known as “reparatory marriage.” Families were expected to accept it. Communities demanded it. Refusing could bring lifelong shame.

Franca refused.

When police rescued her, she rejected the marriage, rejected the silence, and refused to let her attacker decide her future. Her community turned against her family. Their vineyards and olive groves were burned. Neighbors stopped speaking to them. The message was unmistakable: this was the punishment for saying no.

But Franca’s father, Bernardo, stood beside his daughter.

In 1966, Franca entered an Italian courtroom and publicly testified against her attacker. She was only seventeen. But her voice forced an entire country to confront a law that treated a woman’s “honor” as something that could be repaired by marrying the man who had violated her.

Melodia was convicted and sentenced to eleven years in prison. Franca became the first Italian woman to publicly reject reparatory marriage and successfully prosecute her attacker.

The law remained. It was finally abolished in 1981.

Franca never wanted fame. She wanted justice.

In 1968, she married Giuseppe Ruisi, a childhood friend who had stood beside her through the ordeal. They built a quiet life together in Sicily.

She had survived something terrible. But she refused to let it define her — or any other woman after her. 🌹

[Isarey @clareismo]

@elzorrotacneno @MatildaGaliSola Pues muy triste ud que que hasta hace un vídeo para tratar de "convencer" a alguien de sus pobres creencias!!! Si está con alguien para que se pode a subir videos, lo que pasa es que una mujer profesional no buscaría nunca a alguien como usted!

[Isarey @clareismo]

@DataKronNos777 @MatildaGaliSola @elzorrotacneno 😂😂😂

[Isarey @clareismo]

@Wilovelasquez24 @MatildaGaliSola @elzorrotacneno No se con que clase de mujeres us se relaciona. Pero las profesionales solo estamos pensando en obtener logros profesionales y comernos el mundo con nuestros propios ingresos

[Isarey @clareismo]

@Eduardo40731696 @MatildaGaliSola @elzorrotacneno Todo lo contrario, aquí nos parece increíble que ustedes crean que en los 20 una mujer debe pensar en algo más que estudiar, prepararse, viajar y disfrutar y los 30 es el mejor tiempo para conseguir logros profesionales, no estamos pensando en cuidar a nadie!

[Beauty of music and nature 🌺🌺 @Axaxia88]

A rare moment captured in the waters of the Azores in 2012. 🐬❤️

A bottlenose dolphin with severe scoliosis couldn’t swim fast enough to keep up with its pod and was left behind.

Then, in the vast ocean, a group of sperm whales slowed down to swim alongside it, staying close and gently interacting with the dolphin. 🐋🐬

Two different species, sharing the same journey.

Perhaps in nature, companionship doesn’t always require being the same species. Sometimes, it simply means making sure another creature doesn’t have to journey alone. 💗

[TUBARCO @tubarconews]

Este es un llamado editorial a los congresistas del Valle del Cauca para que impulsen un proyecto de ley que proteja a los ciudadanos durante terremotos y otras emergencias. A diario recibimos denuncias por cobros excesivos en trasteos, arrendamientos, materiales de construcción y otros elementos indispensables para la recuperación. Lucrarse de la necesidad y el dolor de los damnificados no puede quedar sin control ni sanción.

[Claudia Yepes upegui @claoyepes]

#DondeEstaCamilo #AndresCamiloNoAparece Dios 1.629 días desaparecido. Sus restos supuestamente fueron arrojados al río San Andrés, esos desgraciados no tuvieron compasión, no tienen corazón, fue inhumano como lo mataron, esos desgraciados no tienen mamá, los parió una vaca.

[Isarey @clareismo]

@HibridosWebIA Pena de muerte

[Miriam Castro 📖🇵🇪 @MiriCastroA]

Años de bullying y ¿tuvo que haber aberrante detonante del Liceo naval para que @MineduPeru @Poder_Judicial_ @FiscaliaPeru recién se empilen?

Los cómplices tmbn DEBEN ir presos. Basta de encubrir criminales hijos de papi por corruptas influencias.

Dios ayude a las víctimas 🙏🏼

[Isarey @clareismo]

@ArroyoGrande_11 @ChechoADM Creatina, te expresas te es en base a tu supuesta y patética superioridad moral. Cállate!

[Isarey @clareismo]

@Jocherina2 @ChechoADM @babelsolutions2 Adoptarlo!

[Isarey @clareismo]

@Jocherina2 @ChechoADM @babelsolutions2 No seas atrevido. Nadie puede juzgar ese tipo de dolores sin sufrirlos en carne propia. Ser tío no es sufrirlo en carne propia!

[Isarey @clareismo]

@Mariano_OspinaP Que descarado! Modelo de justicia no, esto es un modelo de impunidad!

[Isarey @clareismo]

@FACh_Chile @GobiernodeChile @mindefchile @SubseDefensa @SubseInterior Que lindo baile! Felicitaciones!

[Claudia Yepes upegui @claoyepes]

#DondeEstaCamilo #AndresCamiloNoAparece Dios 1626 días ausente. Espero la imputación de cargos del 5 capturado, que la verdad sea dicha y seguir insistiendo, persistiendo en que se haga Justicia. Que dolor siento, saber que jamás volveré abrazar, hablar, besar, escuchar a mi hijo

[Isarey @clareismo]

@leamosuncuento Que tipo tan miserable!

[Sowon @justice4wangwan]

Today, the story of WangWang and her puppies was featured on MBC every1’s Hidden Eye in South Korea.

The panelists were left almost speechless after learning about what happened.

> “This is the most shocking animal abuse footage I’ve ever seen.”

“I’ve never seen anything this horrifying before…”

“Not a human, but a devil.”

Some of the panelists were in tears and could barely bring themselves to look at the screen.

But what felt especially meaningful about today’s broadcast was that the discussion did not end with shock and anger.

They spoke about the seriousness of animal cruelty as a crime, the potential dangers associated with such acts, and the international attention that WangWang’s death has drawn—as well as the need for stronger laws and systems to protect animals.

This is exactly why we continue to speak up and keep the memory of WangWang and her puppies alive.

We do not want their story to become just another horrific case of animal cruelty that is eventually forgotten.

We want their tragedy to lead to real change, so that there will never be another WangWang.

People in South Korea and around the world are continuing to share WangWang’s story and raise their voices.

For some viewers, today’s broadcast may have been the first time they learned about WangWang.

Please remember WangWang and her three puppies.

And please raise your voice for the countless animals who are still here—and whom we still have a chance to protect.

As long as people continue to care, the possibility of change remains alive.

The broadcast clip is now available on YouTube as well. If you can, please watch, like, and leave a comment so that WangWang’s story can reach even more people. 💜

Justice for WangWang and her puppies.