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This SJAC report documents the war crime of pillage in Syria. Since 2012, the Syrian military and other pro-government entities have engaged in large - scale pillaging operations throughout the country. These groups pillaged homes and businesses in the areas they recaptured, with large quantities of stolen goods being sorted and sold or otherwise redistributed for profit. Along with taking furniture and appliances, government forces and pro-government factions have also dismantled roofs and walls, often for the homes of entire villages, to obtain iron, wires, and other raw materials for further sale, thereby depriving civilians of their property and with it their ability to sustain themselves. This is a process that SJAC has documented since 2018. Here is a link to the report: https://lnkd.in/dU7KNwNu

👉 Take a look at this new video by the Merchants of Death: it explores the events surrounding the relentless bombing of a Doctors Without Borders hospital in Kunduz, #Afghanistan, exposing the devastating human cost and the repercussions of armed conflicts.

He is the real pirate and he is talking about pirate? The reason they are branded as Somali pirates is to protect the real piracy originating from their nation. The dozen troops regularly patrolling our coasts are tasked with protecting these thieves who loot our fishers and shield them from the resistance of local people. The disheartening part is that these actions, called protection, are happening through the Somali government, which is tasked with arresting the local people who they label as pirates. The goal of the Western powers is to exploit and profit from our coastlines for as long as possible, aided by the puppet regime in power. We should first focus on fighting against the puppet government, and then we can address the invaders later. our nation needs freedom

Addressing the Persistent Threat of Explosive Remnants in Marib Despite a decrease in overall #violence levels and a formal truce expiration in Yemen since October 2022, civilians in Marib continue to face perilous risks. The period following the truce has seen an alarming rise in civilian casualties caused by explosive remnants of war, as noted in a November 2022 analysis by UN OCHA. The increased movement resulting from the cessation of hostilities has unfortunately led to tragic consequences, with civilians encountering deadly #landmines and unexploded ordnance upon returning to their homes and lands. It's imperative to address this ongoing threat to ensure the safety and security of Yemeni civilians as they strive to rebuild their lives. Read full report here: https://lnkd.in/dU2Q3NZx #Justice4Yemen #HumanRights #CivilianSafety #Landmines #UXO #UN #OCHA #ConflictResolution

Wonder who betrayed the innocent pilgrims, who could not make it home after their pilgrimage, especially the two children victims, (aged 2 & 14 years old) Understand the bus driver, carrying hindu pilgrims, at J&K, was shot dead initially and the terrorists continued firing knowing fully well that most of the pilgrims were either dead or seriously injured as the bus had fallen into the gorge.  We all know that the area of the brazen terrorist attack is well known to the police and army units there. This is not the first attack by terrorists. My question is why the security forces had failed to foresee the terrist attack or prevent it. Nor could they pursue the killers. Here are a few more questions: 1. Why shouldn't the driver as well as conductor and some adult hindu pilgrims shouldn't be allowed to carry fire arms ? (Worshipping hindu God & Goddesses doesn't mean that pilgrims shouldn't be allowed to defend them selves, especially when every God idol carries atleast one Shustra i.e Idols of our hindu Gods and Goddesses, are always well Armed) 2. Why wasn't there a single policeman on the bus who could return fire? 3.  Why was there no drone overhead to properly see the route of the bus whether there were some unidentified men prowling about or hiding behind bushes? 4. Why our army is not pursuing the terrorists (hot pursuit) even crossing the border into Pakistan and eliminating entire terror support system of Pakistan? 5 Why our armed forces not executing an military incursion into the enemy area to arrest the terrorists and hang them in public places in Srinagar to serve a strict warning. 6. Why the bus transport company operating the sensitive bus routes, do not provide armed escorts to the bus. 7. Why did GOI failed, in initiating disciplinary action against those police officials who failed in defending lives of hindu pilgrims

So we are continuing our tasks,responsibilities, holding our job anyhow to survive. what life are they living? is it a life? we are doing crores of tasks for our livelihood. but where is our responsibilities being a human being?

For a #CEO, it is important to set clear and achievable #goals for the employees. Take a #job of a bodyguard as an example. "To guard someone when they sleep" would be a clear and #achievable goal. "To keep someone from harm" may also seem like a good #technicalspecification, but it is actually vague and sometimes impossible. What if a rocket flies into the room? Obviously, the employee would #fail to #achieve their #objective, which would hurt their #selfesteem and negatively affect the #workenvironment. Agree? Which #tips would you give to a #CEO?