Sudanese woman tells of ‘horrible’ desert journey after expulsion from Tunisia

Under the relentless desert sun, a group of exhausted migrants, including pregnant Sudanese nurse Tafaul Omar, found themselves in a dire situation near the border area between Tunisia and Libya. They claimed to have been arrested by Tunisian authorities and then abandoned in the barren wilderness of the desert, an allegation strongly denied by Tunisia….

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Gratitude is Stronger than Fear — President Biden has a Constitutional and Moral Duty to Publish the Equal Rights Amendment Now!

[ad_1] Here is the legal truth: The Equal Rights Amendment (“ERA”) was ratified on January 27, 2020, the date that Virginia, the last necessary state, ratified it, and it legally became the valid 28th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution immediately. (The U.S. Archivist has already certified the required 38 states’ ratifications.) Any rescissions, from states that have purported to rescind their initial ratifications, are not constitutional or valid. The seven-year deadline in the ERA Resolving Clause (that is not included in the text of the…

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Emirates’ Progressive Policies Drive Gender Balance in the UAE Private Sector

Sheikha Manal bint Mohammed bin Rashid Al-Maktoum, the president of the UAE Gender Balance Council, expressed her satisfaction with the increasing progress of gender equity in various sectors of the nation. She attributed this positive transformation to the government’s forward-thinking policies that promote gender equality. As a testament to the nation’s commitment to fostering gender…

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