Civilians must be protected and respected, always.
Parties to conflicts are the only ones with enough power to enforce the rules of war, transform them into reality, and save lives.
A genius way to restore dead soil in #Africa and around the world: digging #waterbunds - also called "earth smiles" :) https://t.co/jLHnOGTAPb via @YouTube#JustDiggit#Kenya
Two Nigerian Schoolgirls, Elizabeth Korolo and Ajara Abdulsalam have created a device which turns contaminated water into safe drinking water.
They won the 2023 Stockholm Junior Water Prize Nigeria for their water purifying innovation.
"I am preparing myself for the new school year. I water the flowers that my father planted near our tent every day before I start studying. Their sight is really beautiful, and I don't want them to wither. I also water the okra that my mother planted. She picks some of it and cooks a delicious meal for us. My father says that these flowers remind him of our home in the village, but I don't remember much because we left it when I was young, and it's been 7 years since we left. I love my school, and I continue my education here in the camp. I hope to grow up and return to our farm in Umm al-Khalakhil, south of Idlib's countryside. Our house there was destroyed, and we were displaced from it."
Ghayath Akram Ma'mou, lives in the Al-Muthanna displacement camp in northern #Idlib. In the face of over 12 years of war by the regime and Russia, we share a collective hope for a dawning of a bright future for children in #Syria. A future where they can reclaim the rights to peace and safety that have been unjustly stripped away from them.
🇫🇷⛈ FLASH - Le chasseur d’orages français Serge Zaka a remporté le prix du plus beau cliché météo de l’année 2021, avec une photo prise dans les #AlpesMaritimes. (BFMTV)
Heavy rains often meant children in Eastern Equatoria’s Ifwotu district in #SouthSudan couldn’t reach their faraway school. Thanks to #UNMISS, 200+ young learners now have their own brand-new facilities, and hopefully a bright future! Full story: https://t.co/YkWtKwqWZS #A4P
25th September 2011: we lost Wangari Maathai, founder of the Green Belt Movement.
She was the first African woman to receive the Nobel Peace Prize, for her environmental efforts.
This is the (alleged) first mail ever from #Juba to #Athens, Greece by Imperial Airways from Juba Airport to Athens via Khartoum, Cairo and London in 1931 | Credit | George Ghines #SouthSudan#Greece