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Today, I had the pleasure of meeting with Elon Musk to discuss advancing connectivity in Lesotho. We are committed to exploring innovative solutions to improve internet access and bridge the digital divide for our people. Exciting developments lie ahead.
What has he done?
I must admit, @nelsonchamisa made a great move by appointing @DavidColtart as the Mayor of @CityofBulawayo! This man is dedicated to transforming Bulawayo, even with limited resources. It's inspiring to see such commitment to development.
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This is devastating. How many children have to die before government intervenes? Again, the heroes of Gift of the Givers steps in to do what our careless government refuse to do.
Sometimes forced to go without food for a week at a time, mom Nolwazi - who's HIV-positive - has had to make an impossible choice: breastfeed her baby to prevent her child from starving. A humanitarian crisis is unfolding in the Eastern Cape. #CarteBlanche @govanwhittles
An Impossible Choice
Sometimes forced to go without food for a week at a time, mom Nolwazi - who's HIV-positive - has had to make an impossible choice: breastfeed her baby to prevent her child from starving.
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The @DetentionJForum invites you to the premiere of the documentary "I Did Not Ask For This" & to a full day symposium titled "Rethinking Justice to Create Alternative Global Futures. Follow the link to register & to attend virtually. us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regi…
#Justice #humanrights
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Zimbabwe has begun releasing more than 4,000 prisoners under a presidential amnesty. A Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Services spokeswoman says the amnesty will “go a long way in reducing the prison population.” apnews.com/article/zimbabwe-…
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Happening now: JDI-SA is conducting a training on addressing sexual abuse in detention with the independent correctional centre visitors (ICCVs) of @JICS_ZA in Vryheid.
#HumanRights #endsexualabuse #prisonerrights
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LGBTQ+ groups face crackdowns in Uganda as environment turns hostile | Global development | The Guardian theguardian.com/global-devel…
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A code of silence in prison leaves rapists free to act with impunity. Every society must monitor its prisons. #humanrights #endprisonrape
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1- Harriet Tubman is perhaps the most famous of the Underground Railroad's "conductors." During 10 years she made 19 trips to the South & guided 300+ slaves to freedom. #DemVoice1 #ProudBlue #FreshResists
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"Intersectionality is a uniting framework...Black people are not just straight. They're not just men. They're not just middle class. When we expand our understanding of Black reality...it means we have connections with other movements and other people."
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The uniforms worn by our prisoners in Zimbabwe. They are humans first. They are people. Whether wrong or Right they are Zimbabweans. This is not normal. This is inhumane. I recall a time a court had to be fumigated as prisoners had come lentwala. Come on fam this is not it.
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“California will release more ill and dying prisoners in 2023. A new law eases the current standard for compassionate release, which critics said was too restrictive.’
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Through focus groups and trauma-informed art workshops, JDI-SA continues to draw from the wisdom and experiences of transgender people to inform strategies to make prisons safer for all.
#16daysofactivism #NOtoRape #Help #survivors #16DaysofActivism2022 #help
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Through art, JDI-SA shares voices of formerly incarcerated women who have experienced sexual abuse in the community and in prison. #16DaysofActivism2022 #GBV
































