Podcast appearances and mentions of Nadia Murad

A winner of the 2018 Nobel Peace Prize has spoken to FRANCE 24 about how she wanted to be a makeup artist in her small village in northern Iraq before her life was nearly destroyed by the Islamic State group. In 2014, when Nadia Murad was just 21 years old, IS group terrorists attacked her community, killing hundreds of people, including her mother and six of her nine brothers. Along with nearly 7,000 other Yazidi women and children, she was abducted and like many of them was raped, beaten and tortured for several months. Now, though, she is a powerful voice for all survivors of genocide and sexual violence. Her story is documented in her book "The Last Girl: My Story of Captivity and My Fight Against the Islamic State". She spoke to us in Perspective.

Ten years ago, in 2014, militants belonging to the Islamic State group in Iraq killed and captured thousands of Yazidi people in what would later be called a genocide. It's understood that hundreds of women are still missing, and are being held as sex and domestic slaves across the Middle East. One was recently found in Gaza. Since then there have only been a handful of court cases - mostly in European courts - but survivors are still fighting for justice. Caroline Hawley, a BBC diplomatic correspondent, talks us through the detail. We also hear from Nobel Peace Prize winner Nadia Murad who, at 21, was abducted into sexual slavery when IS militants surrounded her Yazidi community in the Sinjar region. Since her miraculous escape she has been advocating for survivors of genocide and sexual violence through her organisation Nadia's Initiative. Trigger warning: the material in this episode can be disturbing and quite hard to hear. If you are sensitive to content about physical and sexual violence, or if you believe that you might find the discussion to be triggering, this episode may not be right for you.Instagram: @bbcwhatintheworld WhatsApp: +44 0330 12 33 22 6 Email: whatintheworld@bbc.co.uk Presenter: Hannah Gelbart Producers: Mora Morrison and Hayley Clarke Editor: Verity Wilde

Hey BlurtstarsOn a jam packed show we will start with Blurt Around The World:* Satellite data shows urban growth trends over the past 30 years.* Bangladeshi prime minister up and quit. Why?* Showing the cost of living crisis using a Big Mac.* Why did the tortoise cross the highway?On Trump Watch the Kegsta will chat "No stopping Trumps' Pornstar /Hush money case".Then on Great People That Did Stuff the Kegsta will chat about MacKenzie Scott and Wencee will blurt about Amal Clooney.Then on Sports Of All Sorts, it's all about the Paris Olympics 2024. Wencee will blurt about the Pole Vault and the Kegsta will talk kayak cross, the best olympic sport you probably never heard of!!!So let's get on with the show!!Tune in and find out more on https://www.youtube.com/@thenewblurt7773, with Wencee and the Kegsta.Subscribe to our newsletter: https://thenewblurt.substack.com or contact us at blurtstar[at]gmail.com.Blurt Around The WorldHow do cities grow? Why do they grow the way they do? Researchers at the University of New Hampshire, USA, used 30 years of satellite data to determine whether cities have grown outwards or upwards or both →ABC News | What 30 years of satellite data shows about the growth of more than 1,550 cities around the worldNature Magazine | Global urban structural growth shows a profound shift from spreading out to building upIn the wake of deadly student protests in Bangladesh why did the prime minister quit? Read more about the reason why the students were protesting →Politico | Bangladeshi PM Sheikh Hasina resigns, flees country as protesters storm her official residenceThe cost of living crisis is biting hard for many of us. The ABC News team have done research correlating the price rise of a Big Mac with inflation and the higher cost of living →ABC News | What's driving up burger prices?Why did the tortoise cross the highway? It's still a mystery, but the pet tortoise managed to cross a busy highway unscathed →UPI News | Runaway tortoise's Oregon highway crossing a mysteryTrump WatchWhat ever happened to the sentencing of Trump in the hush money case? The US Supreme Court says sentencing will proceed in September →Reuters | US Supreme Court declines to halt Trump's sentencing in hush money caseGreat People That Did StuffBillionaire philanthropist, McKenzie Scott, is donating a lot of her personal fortune to not-for-profit organisations in the USA. Organisations that receive the grants must fit one of these categories: equity and justice, education, health and economic security and opportunity. To find out more about her, here are some good reads →Wikipedia | MacKenzie ScottYield GivingAP News | What is next for billionaire philanthropist MacKenzie Scott's giving?Amal Clooney, a world renowned human rights lawyer, has had a long career defending victims of war. Her most recent big case was being one of several key legal experts in the International Criminal Court case against the perpetrators of the Gaza War, both Hamas and Israeli officials →NBC News | Amal Clooney played key role in decision on war crimes charges in Israel-Hamas warNadias Initiative | Statement by Nadia Murad and Amal Clooney on First ISIS Conviction for GenocideDoughty Street Chambers | Amal ClooneyInternational Women's Day | Amal Clooney fights for human rights on an international scaleSports Of All SortsIt's all about the Paris Olympics 2024 in this episode. Australia's Noemie Fox wins in the kayak cross, the best olympic sport you probably never heard of !!! Fox Sports | ‘Just in awe': Fox in tears as legend pays emotional tribute to champion sisterAnd pole vaulting got all the attention, both funny and world record broken →NBC News | French pole vaulter breaks silence on ‘big' crossbar fail at OlympicsThe Spun | Video: Olympic Pole Vaulter's Crotch Costs Him Shot At MedalABC News | Armand Duplantis rewrites pole vault history at Paris Olympics, as Kurtis Marschall misses out in the global battle for silverABC News | Paris Olympics: Nina Kennedy reaches pole vault final as Molly Caudery misses out, Matt Denny and Torrie Lewis progressFollow us on our socials:YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@thenewblurt7773Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/blurtstar/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blurtstar/Twitter - @BlurtNewThreads - https://www.threads.net/@blurtstar This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thenewblurt.substack.com

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Amal Alamuddin Clooney é uma advogada de direito internacional público e direito penal internacional. Amal Alamuddin nasceu em Beirute, no Líbano, em 1978. Filha de um professor universitário com uma premiada jornalista política, mudou-se para a Inglaterra com sua família por causa da eclosão daGuerra Civil do Líbano, em 1982. Virou cidadã britânica e se formou com distinção em direito na Universidade de Oxford. Mudou-se para os Estados Unidos e se tornou mestre em Direito e especialista em direitos humanos pela NYU. Ativa desde o início dos anos 2000, AA já defendeu casos notáveis como o de Julian Assange, criador do Wikileaks, e os de duas vencedoras do Nobel da Paz: o da jornalista Maria Ressa, e o da ativista Nadia Murad (#mulherdefibra) contra os comandantes do ISIS. A própria Amal já entrou na lista de candidatas ao prêmio. Conhecida por representar vítimas de atrocidades em massa, incluindo genocídio, tráfico humano e violência sexual, AA diz que gosta de escolher seus casos por seu “efeito dominó”: um julgamento que benificie não apenas seu cliente, mas todo um grupo em situação de vulnerabilidade. Um de seus casos mais notáveis foi conseguir a primeira condenação no mundo de um membro do ISIS pelo genocídio dos yazidis. Em 2014, Amal Alamuddin casou-se com o ator George Clooney, com quem teve gêmeos. Em 2016, o casal fundou a Clooney Foundation for Justice, uma organização que visa “advogar pela justiça por meio da responsabilização pelos abusos dos direitos humanos em todo o mundo”. Sobre a fama conquistada ao ter casado com um astro de Hollywood, Amal Clooney diz: “ainda estou fazendo o mesmo trabalho que fazia antes, então, se há mais atenção, por algum motivo, eu acho que é bom”.

This week, Fareed and the panel discuss the biggest global challenges facing America: the Middle East, China, and the war in Ukraine. Next, Fareed has an exclusive interview with international human rights lawyer Amal Clooney and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Nadia Murad on their landmark class action lawsuit against a French company for supporting ISIS. Finally, author and New York Times columnist David Brooks joins the show to discuss the lessons in his book "How to Know a Person: The Art of Seeing Others Deeply and Being Deeply Seen". Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ce samedi 25 novembre, c'est la Journée internationale pour l'élimination de la violence à l'égard des femmes. En Guinée, une initiative originale a vu le jour. Il y a 14 ans, plus d'une centaine de femmes étaient violées au grand stade de Conakry par des militaires guinéens venus interrompre, les armes à la main, un meeting de l'opposition. Pour permettre aux victimes de se reconstruire, des associations guinéennes et une ONG internationale ont créé une maison des survivantes. Inaugurée le 28 septembre dernier, elle se met en route tout doucement. De notre correspondant à Conakry,Il est 7 h du matin, dans la cour de sa concession, la poule et les poussins sont déjà réveillés. Oumou Barry s'apprête à rejoindre la maison des survivantes. Cette grand-mère est une rescapée du stade de Conakry.« J'avais 50 ans quand j'étais au stade. Ce que j'ai subi, c'est inexplicable. Tu vois un enfant qui a le même âge que ton propre garçon qui te fait du mal... », raconte-t-elle. À mots couverts, Oumou Barry raconte son viol.Sans politique de réparation, les femmes ont dû se prendre en main. « Personne ne nous a assistées. Même le gouvernement », dénonce Oumou Barry. « Il faut qu'on soit fortes maintenant. Il n'y a plus de pleurs, si tu pleures, qu'est-ce qu'il y a ? Qui peut t'aider ? »La maison des survivantes est née de cette prise de conscience, de cette révolte. Les femmes ont pu alors compter sur quelques soutiens : celui de l'Association des victimes du 28 septembre 2009, l'Avipa, celui de l'OGDH, l'Organisation guinéenne de défense des droits de l'homme, et puis une ONG les a aidées : le Global Survivors Fund, fondé par les prix Nobel de la paix Nadia Murad et Denis Mukwege.Une aide médicale, psychologique et juridiqueIl faut un peu plus d'une heure à Oumou Barry pour rejoindre le centre implanté dans le village de Moribayah, à 70 kilomètres de Conakry. Ici, les survivantes ont un local pour leurs activités économiques, mais pas seulement, elles vont pouvoir bénéficier, à terme, d'une aide médicale, psychologique, mais aussi d'une clinique juridique.  Ce jour-là, six femmes fabriquent du savon qui sera vendu sur les marchés. « Après les événements du 28-Septembre, je ne peux pas dire que cela nous a rendues complètement pauvres, mais on a été pour beaucoup des victimes », confie Idiatou Baldé. « Beaucoup d'entre nous ont perdu leur boulot, renvoyées par leur mari, et jusqu'à présent, il y a ces conséquences qui agissent sur nous »Idiatou Baldé répond aux questions avec aplomb. Cette maison des survivantes a permis à toutes ces femmes de reprendre confiance en elles. Les survivantes attendent désormais que l'État prenne le relais et s'engage dans un véritable programme de réparation.

The British government is facing major criticism for overlooking the threat of Wagner, the Russian mercenary network. A parliamentary committee said the UK's “dismal lack of understanding” over the group's work in Africa allowed it to flourish. But according to the Washington Post, Russian President Vladimir Putin was so stunned by Wagner's march on Moscow last month that he froze with indecision for almost a day. Christiane discusses this with Professor of Russian History Robert Service.  Also on today's show: Nobel Peace Prize winner Nadia Murad; former Trump official Miles Taylor; former soccer stars Brandi Chastain and Lianne Sanderson To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

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Amal Clooney ist Anwältin für Menschenrechte. Sie tritt für Opfer von Genoziden ein und dafür, dass Täter ihrer gerechten Strafe zugeführt werden. Dabei hat sie besonders gute Erfahrungen mit Deutschland gemacht. Internationale Vereinbarungen sehen vor, dass Völkermord und Verbrechen gegen die Menschlichkeit auch vor nationalen Gerichten verhandelt werden können – nicht nur vor dem Internationalen Strafegerichtshof in Den Haag. Doch nur wenige Staaten machen von dieser Möglichkeit Gebrauch. Eines dieser Länder ist Deutschland. Mit dem beherzten Eingreifen seiner Justiz schafft Deutschland ein Vorbild, dem andere Staaten nacheifern sollten – ein Exportartikel der besonderen Art. Gemeinsam mit Nadia Murad und weiteren Opfern des Islamischen Staats (IS) kämpft Amal Clooney gegen den Genezid am jesidischen Volk und für Gerechtigkeit vor Gerichten. Sie leben vor, wie mutige Kampagnen dazu beitragen können, Rechte aus Gesetzbüchern in die Wirklichkeit zu übertragen. Gleichzeitig demonstrieren sie die Wichtigkeit öffentlichen Klimas für die Verfolgung internationaler Straftaten. Nur wenn Täter sich nicht mehr sicher fühlen können, werden sie Hemmungen bei menschenverachtenden Verbrechen verspüren. Welche Schicksale erlitten die Opfer des IS? Wie funktioniert die Anklage aufgrund internationaler Straftatbestände vor nationalen Gerichten? Welche Erfahrungen haben Staatsanwälte in Deutschland gemacht? Wie urteilte der Bundesgerichtshof und letzte Instanz und welche Normen setzte er? Eine Folge für alle, die sich für Amal Clooney und ihre bemerkenswerte Arbeit interessieren. Und die wissen möchten, wie juristische Innovation helfen können, Unrecht zu bekämpfen. Ihnen hat die Folge gefallen? Sie haben Feedback oder Verbesserungsvorschläge? Dann schreiben Sie uns gerne an podcast@hy.co. Wir freuen uns über Post von Ihnen.

Katie Howland, MPH is an award-winning humanitarian with experience managing programs related to genocide response, childhood literacy, and global health across the Middle East and sub-Saharan Africa. Currently, Katie leads aid effectiveness efforts at a multi-million dollar international disability organization. In the past few years, Katie advised a Presidential campaign on forced migration and MENA issues, partnered with Nobel Peace Prize winner Nadia Murad's NGO to rehabilitate a classroom destroyed by ISIS, and was recognized in 2021 as one of the country's top 20 LGBTQ foreign affairs leaders by New America and Out in National Security. Katie Linktree: https://linktr.ee/katiehowland Katie Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/katieshowland Katie Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/katie_s_how... Brit Barbieri is a Ufologist, Cryptozoologist and Paranormal researcher and Investigator. She is also the host of the Podcast, No Earthly Explanation alongside Don Schmitt. Brit also featured in the TV series: Unidentified with Demi Lovato. You can catch Brit in a new episode of the series UFO Witness with Ben Hanson where the team investigates Catalina Island in the search for USO's. Brit Linktree: https://linktr.ee/brit_investigates Pricilla Stone is a UAP Disclosure Activist, Mother, UFO Experiencer and Military wife. She is the host of Quantum Wytch Cafe on YouTube and is a member of The Anomalous Podcast Network. Pricilla YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCV4l... Pricilla Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/quantum_wytch/ Pricilla Twitter: https://twitter.com/quantum_wytch Steph Lizabeth is the founder of UAP Experiencers, and provides a platform for Experiencers to share along with collecting topography data and the five observables. Steph grew up in Southern California where her family owned and operated an aerospace machine shop that produced mostly military contracts which included the stealth bomber, military helicopters and the Apollo projects. She and her family witnessed a dark triangle craft hovering and following the family car when she was a little girl. Steph continues to provide a safe space for Experiencers to share as well as currently provides licensed therapists who focus on the UAP subject. UAP Experiencers Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/uap_experie... UAP Experiencers Twitter: https://twitter.com/uapexperiencers !! SUPPORT DISCLOSURE TEAM !! Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/disclosureteam Buy me a coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/disclosu... Disclosure Team Merch: https://disclosureteam.bigcartel.com/ Disclosure Team Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/disclosure_... Disclosure Team Twitter: https://twitter.com/disclosureteam_ Disclosure Team is part of the Anomalous Podcast Network: https://audioboom.com/channels/5069292 Vinnie Adams is an abassador for UAP Society: https://uapsociety.com/ DISCLAIMER: FAIR USE NOTICE: This video MAY contain copyrighted material, the use of which has not been specifically authorized by the copyright owner. Disclosure Team distributes this material for the purpose of news reporting, educational research, comment, and criticism, constituting Fair Use under 17 U.S.C § 107.

Komende week speelt Toneelgroep Maastricht de voorstelling Schuld in Bellevue. Een rauwe voorstelling over de misstanden en het onrecht tegenover de Jezidische bevolking in Noord-Irak. Over genocide, verkrachtingen en(psychische)mishandelingen. Waarin niks mooier wordt gemaakt dan dat het is, gezegd wordt wat er gezegd moet worden, maar waar er ook ruimte is voor humor. In deze aflevering vertellen acteurs Evrim Akyigit, Gonca Karasu, Anne-Chris Schulting en Ebony Wilson hoe zij, meer dan ooit, de noodzaak voelen dit verhaal te vertellen op het toneel en over hun research met behulp van activist Nadia Murad en journalist Brenda Stoter Boscolo. Interview: Tom Helmer Montage: Ilse Bijlstra 17 - 20 nov in Theater Bellevue www.theaterbellevue.nl/schuld

Katie Howland, MPH is an award-winning humanitarian with experience managing programs related to genocide response, childhood literacy, and global health across the Middle East and sub-Saharan Africa. Currently, Katie leads aid effectiveness efforts at a multi-million dollar international disability organization. In the past few years, Katie advised a Presidential campaign on forced migration and MENA issues, partnered with Nobel Peace Prize winner Nadia Murad's NGO to rehabilitate a classroom destroyed by ISIS, and was recognized in 2021 as one of the country's top 20 LGBTQ foreign affairs leaders by New America and Out in National Security. Katie has an MPH in Epidemiology and BA in International Security and Conflict Resolution (ISCOR) from San Diego State University. Her work has been profiled by outlets including Forbes, MSNBC, The Hill, and Inkstick, and she is a regular podcast contributor on the national security implications of unidentified aerial phenomena. A sample of Katie's recent awards includes: 2022 Woman with MOXIE, 2020 Aerie Changemaker, and 2019 Rising Aztec. Katie Linktree: https://linktr.ee/katiehowland Katie Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/katieshowland Katie Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/katie_s_how... !! SUPPORT DISCLOSURE TEAM !! Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/disclosureteam Buy me a coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/disclosu... Disclosure Team Merch: https://disclosureteam.bigcartel.com/ Disclosure Team Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/disclosure_... Disclosure Team Twitter: https://twitter.com/disclosureteam_ Disclosure Team is part of the Anomalous Podcast Network: https://audioboom.com/channels/5069292 Vinnie Adams is an ambassador for UAP Society: https://uapsociety.com/

Professor Jan Ilhan Kizilhan is a psychologist who specialises in treating victims of sexual violence in times of war such as Yazidis. He runs a project in Dohuk in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq where he trains psychologists to support survivors. In 2015, he helped 1,100 Yazidis, including Nobel laureate Nadia Murad, move to Germany for psychological assistance. Professor Kizilhan says that survivors of the Yazidi genocide, especially women, need huge assistance mentally and psychologically. - Profesor Jan Ilhan Kizilhan pisporê derûnî û dermankirina mexdûrên ku tundûtujiya zayendî ya di dema şer de li wan bûye de ye. Herweha karmendên Neteweyên Yekbûyî di warê derûniyê de perwerde dike. Ew projeyekê li Dihokê li Herêma Kurdistana dimeşîne û tê de psîkolojan fêr dike ji bo piştgiriya rizgarbûyên ji destê DAIŞ bike. Di sala 2015 de, wî alîkariya 1,100 êzîdiyan kir, ku di nav wan de xwediya xelata Nobelê Nadia Murad bû, ji bo alîkariya derûnî biçin Almanyayê. Profesor Kizilhan dibêje, kesên ku ji jenosîda Êzidiyan rizgar bûne, bi taybetî jin ji aliyê derûnî ve pêwîstiya wan bi gelek alîkariyan heye. Ger hûn yan kesekî ku hûn nas dikin piştgirî yan agahdarî li ser depresiyon û rewşa derûnî, telefone Beyond Blue 24/7 li ser 1300 22 4636 yan Lifeline li ser 13 11 14 bikin.

Em 2014, Nadia Murad, vencedora do Prêmio Nobel da Paz e convidada do “At Your Service” desta semana, era uma jovem de 21 anos. Foi nessa época que sua comunidade yazidi na região de Sinjar foi cercada pelo ISIS, no auge do seu califado no norte do Iraque. Os irmãos e a mãe de Nadia foram mortos em um massacre, e ela e suas irmãs foram sequestradas como escravas sexuais. Depois de uma fuga notável e ousada, Nadia usou seu trauma para implementar ações incríveis, e hoje defende sobreviventes de genocídio e violência sexual. Vamos conhecer sua história no episódio desta semana, com a participação da advogada Amal Clooney.   Aviso de gatilho: o material deste episódio é forte e inspirador, mas também pode ser perturbador e bastante difícil de ouvir. Se você é sensível a conteúdo sobre violência física e sexual, ou se acha que a discussão pode ser um gatilho, este episódio pode não ser adequado. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Paul is joined by returning guest, Arif Gilany, to talk about soulful leaders and what these two all-powerful words mean to them. KEY TAKEAWAYS We're just here to bring awareness and set an example. If your actions inspire others to dream more, to do more, and to be more you are a soulful leader. I've studied a lot of successful people, and there are examples of great feminist soulful leaders: a young black girl who grew up in poverty to becoming the world's first black billionaire – Oprah Winfrey, A young sex slave from a Yazidi/Kurdish background, called Nadia Murad, who was stolen by ISIS who went on in 2018 to win the Nobel Peace Prize. Under pressure most people would buckle and lose control, but all we can do is stay calm, and loving, and caring throughout all the trials and tribulations of life and know that everything is possible through love and care. My whole life is about making a positive impact in the lives of as many people around the world as possible. I went through so many challenges, starting with war and injuries that threatened my life. I've had the chance to take care of my father who passed away at 85, that was a very humbling experience, to have someone you love so much pass away in your arms. It gave me a perspective of putting myself in his shoes. If it was me, what would I have done and accomplished? This kind of perspective – looking at your life from the end – should be focussed on more than the hustle of today. Reverse engineer your thinking to think “what impact will I have made when I take my last breath?” BEST MOMENTS ‘When I think about the words “soulful leaders” what comes to my mind is leaders who raise the consciousness of others.' ‘By not accepting residency in the US while there's war going on in Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky has set a clear example of what a soulful leader is and what that means to his people.' ‘Soulful leaders break the mould, they are visionaries.'  ‘When there's hope in the future, there's power in the now.' 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In 2006, using these skills, he built the third largest organisation within a top financial company in Canada. In 2013 he founded The Camel Company of Canada and in 2018 expanded operations internationally managing teams in North America, the Middle East and Asia. Currently he is a business development advisor, contract negotiator and senior adviser at Aral Energy. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC70uB11Z0_zxLaCQLgP_2_Q  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/The-Ministry-of-Miracles-Gilany-Leadership-Academy-of-Achievement-110308307872245/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/arif-gilany_love-and-compassion-are-necessities-not-activity-6882610192068968448-iwZw/  Instagram: @arif_gilany_official ABOUT THE HOST Paul has made a remarkable transformation from existing for many years in dark, desperate despair; to now living a really healthy, happy and fulfilling life. From an early age, he was in the vice-like clutches of the demon drink and constantly embroiled within a dark cocktail of toxic beliefs, self-hate and destructive violence. Along with his empathetic and dedicated team of world-class coaches and mentors, Paul's purpose is deeply transformational: Creating New Life Stories… He is extremely passionate about helping others to find their purpose, have a voice and ultimately, make a real difference.   This has been built on a long and distinguished history of heart-centred coaching and mentoring.  He has also been responsible for raising significant amounts of funds for many charities and good causes around the world; positively impacting and inspiring thousands of children – mainly from challenging backgrounds – within the UK & worldwide. 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In 2014, this week's ‘At Your Service' guest, Nobel Peace Prize winner Nadia Murad, was a young woman of 21, when at the height of the ISIS caliphate in Northern Iraq, ISIS surrounded her Yazidi community in the Sinjar region. Her brothers and mother were killed in a mass slaughter. Nadia and her sisters were abducted into sexual slavery. After she managed a remarkable and daring escape, she channeled her trauma to incredible effect, today advocating for survivors of genocide and sexual violence. She tells her story on this week's episode, joined by her legal counsel, barrister Amal Clooney. Trigger warning: the material in this episode is powerful and inspiring, but it can also be disturbing and quite hard to hear. If you are sensitive to content about physical and sexual violence, or if you believe that you might find the discussion to be triggering, this episode may not be right for you. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

In 2014, this week's ‘At Your Service' guest, Nobel Peace Prize winner Nadia Murad, was a young woman of 21, when at the height of the ISIS caliphate in Northern Iraq, ISIS surrounded her Yazidi community in the Sinjar region. Her brothers and mother were killed in a mass slaughter. Nadia and her sisters were abducted into sexual slavery. After she managed a remarkable and daring escape, she channeled her trauma to incredible effect, today advocating for survivors of genocide and sexual violence. She tells her story on this week's episode, joined by her legal counsel, barrister Amal Clooney. Trigger warning: the material in this episode is powerful and inspiring, but it can also be disturbing and quite hard to hear. If you are sensitive to content about physical and sexual violence, or if you believe that you might find the discussion to be triggering, this episode may not be right for you.

La OMS ha decidido mantener el COVID-19 como una emergencia de salud pública mundial. Unos 1,4 millones de personas en el este de Ucrania no tienen acceso a agua corriente. La activista Nadia Murad presenta unas directrices sobre cómo recabar pruebas de las supervivientes de violencia sexual en conflictos.

This episode was recorded on March 15th, 2022.Rex Murphy and I discuss Canadian bill 67, which purports to be nothing but an "anti-racist" bill but is in fact the most pernicious piece of legislation that Canadian governance has tried to push since bill C-16.Rex Murphy is a Canadian commentator and author who deals primarily with Canadian political and social matters. He is best known for hosting CBC Radio 1's Cross Country Checkup and writing for The National Post. Rex is a very well recognized and loved figure in Canada.Find more Rex Murphy:Rex's National Post Column - https://nationalpost.com/opinion/rex-murphy-the-new-dogmas-infecting-our-education-systemCanada and Other Matters of Opinion by Rex Murphy: https://amazon.com/gp/product/B0031TZBP6/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_hsch_vapi_tkin_p1_i0Related Episodes:-Kill Bill (67): https://youtube.com/watch?v=fogGeB8YmnQ-Warning - Bill 67: https://youtu.be/iwQy-MVP4u0___________Chapters___________[0:00] Intro[1:30] Education & Dogma[2:00] Related Podcasts (links above)[6:10] Why Education Matters[9:20] Is Bill 67 Anything but Ideology?[12:00] Bias Training[19:00] Racial Equity, Judgment, & Power[24:00] Teachers, Bill 67, & "Anti-racism Awareness"[28:00] Nadia Murad, Disinvited from Speaking in Toronto[32:30] Diversity & Inclusión Programs[36:20] Bill 67 & Affirmative Action[42:30] Alleged Offenses[46:10] Potential Long-term Consequences[50:40] An Example[53:40] Outro#Politics #RexMurphy #Canada #Bill67 #Ideology #Education Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This episode was recorded on March 15th, 2022. Rex Murphy and I discuss Canadian bill 67, which purports to be nothing but an "anti-racist" bill but is in fact the most pernicious piece of legislation that Canadian governance has tried to push since bill C-16. Rex Murphy is a Canadian commentator and author who deals primarily with Canadian political and social matters. He is best known for hosting CBC Radio 1's Cross Country Checkup and writing for The National Post. Rex is a very well recognized and loved figure in Canada. Find more Rex Murphy: Rex's National Post Column - https://nationalpost.com/opinion/rex-murphy-the-new-dogmas-infecting-our-education-system Canada and Other Matters of Opinion by Rex Murphy: https://amazon.com/gp/product/B0031TZBP6/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_hsch_vapi_tkin_p1_i0 Related Episodes: -Kill Bill (67): https://youtube.com/watch?v=fogGeB8YmnQ -Warning - Bill 67: https://youtu.be/iwQy-MVP4u0 ___________ Chapters ___________ [0:00] Intro [1:30] Education & Dogma [2:00] Related Podcasts (links above) [6:10] Why Education Matters [9:20] Is Bill 67 Anything but Ideology? [12:00] Bias Training [19:00] Racial Equity, Judgment, & Power [24:00] Teachers, Bill 67, & "Anti-racism Awareness" [28:00] Nadia Murad, Disinvited from Speaking in Toronto [32:30] Diversity & Inclusión Programs [36:20] Bill 67 & Affirmative Action [42:30] Alleged Offenses [46:10] Potential Long-term Consequences [50:40] An Example [53:40] Outro #Politics #RexMurphy #Canada #Bill67 #Ideology #Education Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Le docteur Denis Mukwege est un militant infatigable des droits humains. Lorsqu'il n'est pas dans la salle d'opération pour pratiquer la chirurgie réparatrice sur les femmes violées par les forces militaires dans son pays, la République démocratique du Congo, il parcourt le monde pour porter haut et fort la voix des victimes afin qu'elle obtienne justice et réparations. Il veille à ce que la communauté internationale ne ferme plus les yeux sur le sort de ces  milliers de femmes victimes des conflits, que ce soit en Ukraine, en Afghanistan, au Yémen ou encore en Syrie. Avec Nadia Murad, sa co-lauréate du Prix Nobel de la paix 2018, il a inauguré, à Genève, le Fonds mondial pour les survivantes. Il revient sur son combat pour la dignité des victimes de violences sexuelles liées au conflit. Interview réalisée par Alexandre Carette d'ONU Info à Genève

 Between 1.25 and 3.4 million people in the UK are affected by an eating disorder.* January is the month when we are bombarded from social media and advertising with diets and gym memberships but when does the dieting and excessive exercising become an issue? In this week's podcast Jinty and Lou's guest is Jackie Larner a 53 year old who has suffered with Anorexia Nervosa and addiction from a teenager. Jackie talks with honesty about how anorexia and subsequent addiction changed her from a socialable girl into an isolated teenager. As she is Jinty's sister we get to hear how the family were affected by her illness. Most eating disorders develop during adolescence & our guest this week,Jackie, developed her eating disorder when she was just 13 years old. Jackie recounts her story, how it started, the long term damage to her body and her experiences, to where she is now, a 53 year old mum of 3 children who is just coming into her stride. Her eating disorder and alcoholism has not been an easy path, we find out how to spot the signs and ways of dealing with this disease as a family. It's an honest, open account from someone that is now learning to love her life. Please go to https://www.beateatingdisorders.org.uk/ if you need advice or support with an eating disorder.   Did you know the significance of epiphany for women? Neither did we until we did a little research! In the Book Collective, we continue with the amazing The Female Lead, We Rise By Lifting Others by Edwina Dunn. This week we read from Lady Brenda Hale President of the Supreme Court from 2017-2020 all the way through to Nadia Murad a Noble Peace Prize Laureate, we find out a precious object that shapes the women's lives and where they rose from to get them where they are today. This book overflows with extraordinary women.  The Foodie this week continues are Veganuary theme and is a hearty filo and butternut squash pie from Lou, easy to make and full of goodness. Recipe below.  The WI for the month of January is Veganuary, we find out how Lou is getting on and if she's fallen off the vegan wagon or is embracing the vegan life.   We are campaigning for better menopause care, specifically a Menopause Clinic, in Devon and Cornwall in the UK. We are gathering as many testimonies from women who have struggled to get the correct diagnosis and referrals. Please can you email us with your story if you live in Devon or Cornwall: womenkindcollective@gmail.com. Together we can make change happen, whilst raising awareness along the way.   Recipe: Lou's Vegan Butternut Squash, Feta and spinach Filo Pie Ingredients: Filo pastry Butternut squash, peeled and cubed Spinach 1 onion, chopped 2 cloves of garlic, finely chopped Extra virgin olive oil (EVO) Vegan feta cubed Smoked chilli harissa paste or rose harissa Salt and pepper  Recipe: Place the butternut squash, onion and garlic into a roasting tin. In a separate bowl mix 2 tsps of harissa with a healthy glug of EVO mix and pour over the squash, onions and garlic and mix around until covered in the roasting tin. Put into a medium oven and roast for 20-40 mins until the butternut squash softens and slightly caramelises. Wilt the spinach in a pan flavour with salt and pepper Once the roasting tin of squash is out of the oven let it cool for 10 minutes. Whilst cooling brush EVO into a deep pie dish coat the sheets of filo pastry in EVO with a pastry brush. Layer the bottom with 3-4 sheets. Layer in the roasted squash, onion and garlic with vegan feta and spinach until all ingredients used. Add sheets of Filo to the top of the pie, make sure you keep  brushing EVO onto the pastry. Cook for 20 mins and enjoy! Tip: if you're having roast potatoes with the pie, use the roasting tin and you will have tasty harissa roasties! *Priory group statistics --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jinty-sheerin/message

Welcome to series 3 and a very happy New-Year to you all! We are starting 2022 off with a fabulous guest, Elizabeth Joseph, a woman navigating menopause and trying out (so that we don't have to) all the good, bad and the downright ridiculous inventions that will help (or not) you through menopause. We find what you think about New Years resolutions, motivational or are we setting ourselves up to fail? We begin January 2022 with a new book for the Book Collective, The Female Lead, volume 2, We Rise by Lifting Others by Edwina Dunn. On the foodie front there is a combined Foodie Collective and WI with Lou starting Veganuary.   If you need to be cheered up in this, often difficult, month, then this episode won't let you down. Elizabeth Joseph is a woman who has gone from invisible housewife plagued by peri menopause to a social media guinea pig! She has tried out a range of products and approaches, from womb massage to fart pants all in the name of research. She is both funny and honest. Elizabeth says that her hope is by speaking up about this shit storm in our lives with honesty and humour so no other woman need ever stumble into peri menopause clueless, lost or alone. Elizabeth talks us through her journey and we discuss the the stigma that surrounds peri menopause and why we should all tell each other what is happening to our lives and bodies. Watch the full interview on the Womenkind Collective YouTube channel.   How did your Christmas go? Were there some shopping, sale or food disasters, we tell the truth on our Christmas cock-ups. Do you set yourself New-year resolutions? There's a divided opinion with the Collective but the over-riding thought is that you should not put pressure on yourself to achieve resolutions.   The Book Collective begin the wonderful, The Female Lead, Volume 2 by Edwina Dunn, we read up to page 78. It really is the most beautiful and uplifting of books full of inspiring women, we look at Julia Gillard the 27th Prime Minister of Australia and discuss her ‘misogyny speech.' We will read up to page 128 Nadia Murad for episode 2.   The Foodie this month is all about Veganuary, Lou has been challenged by Jinty to become vegan for the month of January. There's a nightmare shopping trip and Lou finds out what you can actually do with tofu! The health benefits of a vegan life in menopause are proven to have a positive effect. And Jinty has an easy recipe for you to try (see below)    Womenkind Collective YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFgmHLcdx28eco-XlkWYwUA Elizabeth Joseph: Instagram. @elizabethjosephnavigating Jinty's Easy vegan chicken pie Ingredients 2 leeks 2 large carrots Spinach Broccoli (or any veg that needs using up) Butter beans (optional) Alternative milk of choice (I use oat)- approx 250ml White wine vinegar or apple cider vinegar Virgin Olive oil Tbsp plain flour Chicken alternative (I used Linda McCartney's no hoisin duck) I pack ready roll vegan puff pastry 1 tsp oregano Method Heat oil Add chopped leeks and chopped carrots Cook on a low heat for 10 minutes Add broccoli or any other veg you like Cook for a further 5 mins Add fake chicken, cook for a couple of mins Make a well in the centre, add a little more oil if needed Add flour to well and then mix everything together for 2 mins Add tbsp of ACV and mix to deglaze the pan Slowly add the milk, mixing all the time Add until you have a constituency you like Cook for 20 minutes Put in a pie dish and cover with puff pastry Cook on 180 for 30-40 minutes --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jinty-sheerin/message

Welcome to day 5 of the Pagecast Holiday Round-up. Dr Denis Mukwege was born in the Belgian Congo in 1955. As a child and young man, he was a first-hand witness to racial prejudices, as well as to the economic and moral decay of the Democratic Republic of Congo under dictatorship. Now a world renowned gynecological surgeon, he is recognized as the world's leading expert on treating rape injuries, and his holistic approach to healing has inspired other initiatives around the world. In 2014, he was invited to the White House by Barack Obama. In Europe, he was awarded the prestigious Sakharov human rights prize award, earning him major public recognition for the first time. In 2018, he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize along with Yazidi human rights activist and sexual violence survivor Nadia Murad. Co-produced by Ingrid Klückow and Nicola Bruns. A special thanks to Boomhuis studios for the studio time and technical support.

Welcome to day 5 of the Pagecast Holiday Round-up. Dr Denis Mukwege was born in the Belgian Congo in 1955. As a child and young man, he was a first-hand witness to racial prejudices, as well as to the economic and moral decay of the Democratic Republic of Congo under dictatorship. Now a world renowned gynecological surgeon, he is recognized as the world's leading expert on treating rape injuries, and his holistic approach to healing has inspired other initiatives around the world. In 2014, he was invited to the White House by Barack Obama. In Europe, he was awarded the prestigious Sakharov human rights prize award, earning him major public recognition for the first time. In 2018, he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize along with Yazidi human rights activist and sexual violence survivor Nadia Murad. Co-produced by Ingrid Klückow and Nicola Bruns. A special thanks to Boomhuis studios for the studio time and technical support.

Hour 2 -  Nick Reed talks about a variety of topics in the news, including: Nick shares an opinion piece about Critical Race Theory (CRT) in Springfield Public Schools. A Canadian school board withdrew support for an event featuring Yazidi activist, former ISIS sex slave, and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Nadia Murad out of concern it could foster “Islamophobia” and “offend” Muslim students. The Salvation Army recently defended an internal racism guide that discouraged "colorblindness" and encouraged staff members to "apologize for being white" after the guide faced backlash. Sarah went to post the "Let's Talk About Racism" guide that The Salvation Army was promoting. They've removed it. Matthew McConaughey announced Sunday that he has decided against a run for Texas governor amid speculation that the actor might enter the race.

La Rencontre Dutrizac - Martineau : enquête sur les CHSLD. Donald Trump de retour à la Maison-Blanche en 2024? Journaliste afghane qui a fui son pays se sent libre.  Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Matteo Pericoli "Finestre sull'altrove"60 vedute per 60 rifugiatiPrefazione di Gianni RufiniIntroduzione di Colum McCannCon uno scritto di Bill ShipseyIl Saggiatore https://www.ilsaggiatore.com/Quando si fugge, si fugge sempre altrove: verso altri paesaggi, altri odori, altri rumori; verso una sicurezza che è assieme anche una sensazione di precarietà. Altrove è il luogo verso cui si muovono i migranti del mondo e quello in cui spera di trovare riparo chi è in cerca di asilo da guerre e persecuzioni. Altrove è un luogo a metà tra il passato e il futuro, tra il dolore e la serenità, tra la speranza e la nostalgia.Questo libro raccoglie 60 Finestre sull'altrove di rifugiati: 60 disegni delle vedute che osservano ogni giorno realizzati da Matteo Pericoli; 60 racconti in prima persona della loro nuova vita in un paese straniero dopo aver lasciato tutto dietro di sé. A emergere è una testimonianza unica della condizione di chi vive sotto protezione internazionale, ma anche un ritratto intimo di queste esistenze a loro modo straordinarie: dall'attivista irachena Nadia Murad, che richiama alla mente i paesaggi perduti dell'infanzia, alla profuga etiope Nyamal Biel, che ora lotta per donare un futuro ai bambini nei campi profughi; dal premio Pulitzer vietnamita Viet Thanh Nguyen, che ricorda la finestra sull'autostrada nei suoi primi anni da esule, a Sarah Mardini, scappata dalla Siria e poi arrestata con accuse pretestuose mentre aiutava i migranti al largo delle coste greche; da Albie Sachs, giudice sudafricano antiapartheid, costretto a lasciare il paese dopo un attentato in cui perse il braccio e oggi tornato a contemplare le montagne sopra Città del Capo, al giovane afghano Ubdar, che ripensa a quando sedersi vicino a una finestra significava rischiare la vita.Finestre sull'altrove è un viaggio per parole e immagini che parte dai vissuti dei rifugiati del mondo e arriva alle radici dell'anima umana. Perché, come scrive nell'introduzione Colum McCann, «non c'è finestra più misteriosa di quella che dà sul luogo al quale non possiamo tornare».«Il viaggio interiore di un rifugiato non ha mai fine. I segni lasciati dall'impulso iniziale a fuggire non svaniscono mai completamente. Una finestra è un oggetto fisico, ma la vista che essa incornicia non lo è. Guardare fuori da una finestra non significa solo rivolgere lo sguardo verso un paesaggio, significa anche rivolgerlo verso l'interno, verso noi stessi e il viaggio della nostra vita.»«Adoro questi sessanta disegni. Più li guardo, più rivelano. Più rivelano, e più risuonano. Più risuonano, più desidero tornare a guardarli.» Dall'introduzione di Colum McCannMatteo Pericoli (1968) è architetto e disegnatore. Suoi disegni sono apparsi su The New York Times, The Observer e The Paris Review; la sua opera muraria Skyline of the World è stata installata nel nuovo terminal del Jfk International Airport. Nel 2010 ha fondato il Laboratorio di Architettura Letteraria, che tuttora dirige. Ha pubblicato diversi volumi, tra i quali Manhattan svelata (Leonardo International, 2002) e Finestre sul mondo (Edt, 2015).IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.it/

Afghanistan: il Consiglio di Sicurezza Onu approva la risoluzione per chiedere la protezione dei civili. Ma senza 'safe zone'. Nel frattempo i talebani vietano 'voci di donne' nelle radio e tv a Kandahar. Nadia Murad incontra il Papa e parla di come difendere la popolazione femminile afghana. Venezia: Women in Cinema omaggia le donne afghane. Tanzania: la presidente sotto accusa per le sue parole sulle calciatrici che "hanno il seno piatto" e non sono attraenti per gli uomini. Haiti, l'appello di Human Rights Watch per il sisma: difendere i diritti delle donne e delle minoranze.

For this episode, we highlight the life and advocacy of Nobel Peace Prize winner Nadia Murad. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Afghanistan: il Consiglio di Sicurezza Onu approva la risoluzione per chiedere la protezione dei civili. Ma senza 'safe zone'. Nel frattempo i talebani vietano 'voci di donne' nelle radio e tv a Kandahar. Nadia Murad incontra il Papa e parla di come difendere la popolazione femminile afghana. Venezia: Women in Cinema omaggia le donne afghane. Tanzania: la presidente sotto accusa per le sue parole sulle calciatrici che "hanno il seno piatto" e non sono attraenti per gli uomini. Haiti, l'appello di Human Rights Watch per il sisma: difendere i diritti delle donne e delle minoranze.

A daily news briefing from Catholic News Agency, powered by artificial intelligence. Ask your smart speaker to play “Catholic News,” or listen every morning wherever you get podcasts. www.catholicnewsagency.com - A Catholic Charities at the US-Mexico border can continue its ministry to migrants, after a federal court decision this week. A federal judge granted a preliminary injunction on a Texas state order that would have restricted the ministry. Texas Governor Greg Abbott issued the executive order in July. The order restricted transportation of migrants in the state to law enforcement, due to the pandemic. The order directed law enforcement to stop any vehicle upon reasonable suspicion it was carrying migrants. The pope met Thursday with Nobel Peace Prize winner Nadia Murad. Murad is a survivor of enslavement by the radical Islamic group, ISIS. She has been outspoken in her concern for the future of Afghan women under Taliban rule. It is not clear what the pair spoke about during their private audience on Thursday. The Supreme Court of Colombia has ruled that minors as young as 14 can legally marry or cohabit with an adult, without parental consent. The court said minors must have a responsible intention to form a family. The ruling is in response to an inheritance lawsuit involving a 14-year-old boy and an adult woman, who later died. Today, the Church celebrates the feast of Saint Monica, the mother of Saint Augustine. Monica's holy example, and fervent intercession, led to her son's conversion to the Catholic Church, one of the most dramatic conversions in Church history.

En 2014, le monde occidental découvrait le sort tragique des Yezidis, cibles des bourreaux de Daech. Cette communauté monothéiste, kurdophone, forte de plus d'un demi million de personnes vit dispersée entre la Syrie, l'Irak, la Turquie, l'Arménie et la Géorgie.Suite à la prise de Sinjar par Daech le 3 août 2014, les souffrances des Yezidis ont été relatées dans les médias internationaux. Des voix comme celle de Nadia Murad, témoin et activiste yezidie, prix Nobel de la paix 2018 ont largement contribué à faire connaître les horreurs qui se sont déroulées : massacre systématique des hommes et des personnes âgées, kidnapping des femmes et des enfants. En 2020, 2800 femmes et enfants yezidis seraient encore captifs en Irak ou dans les pays environnants.Mais l'histoire des Yezidis ne commence évidemment pas avec Daech : cette communauté ancienne et discrète a vécu aux marges ou au sein d'autres sociétés, développant des mécanismes propres de récit, de mémoire et de transmission.L'anthropologue Estelle Amy de la Bretèque s'intéresse depuis de nombreuses années aux répertoires musicaux intimistes et intimes au Proche Orient.Au début de l'année 2006 elle quitte son laboratoire de Nanterre et prend un billet pour l'Arménie. C'est là qu'elle fait une rencontre déterminante.Secrets de Terrain est une coproduction de la revue d'anthropologie et sciences humaines Terrain, et le média The Conversation France.Conception et animation : Cléa Chakraverty (The Conversation France)Mixage et montage : Vanessa Tubiana-Brun (CNRS-Nanterre / MSH Mondes)Illustration : Adrià Fruitós Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Offren i deckare är oproportionerligt ofta kvinnor och de har ofta förbluffande lite kläder på sig. Detta frossande i den nakna kvinnokroppen är alltså ett medvetet beslut från verkets upphovsmän, och kanske speglar det också hur vi ser på kvinnliga offer i allmänhet. Kvinnor som blir utsatta för sexuella trakasserier sägs ofta ha sig själva att skylla, kvinnor som blir utsatta för våldtäkt får såväl sin klädstil som sina sexuella vanor ifrågasatta, och kvinnor som anmäler beskylls inte sällan för att vilja “sätta dit” mannen. Författaren och journalisten Katarina Wennstam har engagerat sig för kvinnors rätt till upprättelse och för deras möjlighet att bli behandlade och betraktade som manliga offer. I det här avsnittet ger hon bland annat perspektiv på bilden av det kvinnliga offret i olika delar av samhället, av vad som krävs för att rättssystemet ska fungera som det var tänkt, rätten till sin egen sexualitet, om den nyvaknade pappafeminismens incestuösa drag och hur den amerikanska idén att män ska skydda sina döttrar också är ett exempel på hederskultur vi sällan reflekterar över.Bokrekommendationer:Den sista flickan : berättelsen om min fångenskap och kamp mot Islamiska staten - Nadia Murad. Our guys - Bernard LefkowitzLisa och Lilly : en sann kärlekshistoria - Mian LodalenProducent: Jens Back och Per Grankvist. Klippning Hanna Brandén och mixning av Stray Dog Studios. När du delar i sociala kanaler, använd #perspektivpodden"Perspektiv "är en podd från Vad Vi Vet som förklarar sammanhangen. Du hittar oss finns på vadvivet.se, på Instagram och Facebook där vi förklarar aktuella ämnen och händelser varje dag. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Airdate May 16, 2021: Fareed speaks to CNN's Nic Robertson in Israel about what it's like on the ground. Then former U.S. special envoy to Israel and Palestine, Martin Indyk, and modern Arab studies Professor Rashid Khalidi discuss how the combatants got here and where the conflict will go next. Then international human rights lawyer Amal Clooney and Nobel Peace Prize winner Nadia Murad join Fareed for an exclusive interview. After the U.N. this week said ISIS committed genocide against the Yazidis, Clooney and Murad say it's time to get justice against ISIS in U.S. and international courts.  GUESTS: Martin Indyk, Rashid Khalidi, Amal Clooney, Nadia Murad To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

On this week's episode of the podcast, I profiled Dr. Denis Mukwege, a Congolese who won the Nobel Peace Prize (jointly with Nadia Murad) in 2018. Dr. Denis is the founder of Panzi hospital and has helped thousands of girls and women who had been raped as a weapon of war.

This week on Middle East Matters, we’re joined by Nadia Murad, a recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize. Back in 2014, as a member of the Yazidi community, she was enslaved and raped by the Islamic State group. Several of her brothers were also brutally murdered at the hands of the militants. Although Nadia escaped her captors, and is a free woman today, her relentless fight for justice for victims of IS continues, and her voice continues to reverberate.  So much so that Pope Francis said he was inspired to visit Iraq after reading her book, “The Last Girl”.

آهلا بيكم في الحلقة الأولى للبوك كاست في الحلقة دي بناقش كتاب " الفتاة الآخيرة " لـنادية مراد The last girl by Nadia Murad

En nuestra reseña de hoy “Yo seré la última”, la autora narra sus vivencias como una mujer yazidí capturada como esclava sexual por el Estados Islámico, en una historia llena de crueldad e injusticia pero también dignidad, valentía y fe. Música original por Ing. Ana Aguilar

Nelle ultime settimane, la Russia è stata attraversata dalle proteste in seguito all'arresto di Aleksej Navalnyj. Ma un altro tipo di dimostrazioni ha preso piede negli ultimi giorni, stavolta in supporto al presidente Vladimir Putin. In numerose città del paese, studenti e lavoratori si stanno riunendo per registrare video, con tanto di canzoni patriottiche, coreografie e slogan come "Putin è il nostro presidente!" e "Vladimir Vladimirovich, siamo con te!”. Tuttavia, in alcuni casi i partecipanti hanno dichiarato di essere stati attirati a questi eventi con l'inganno, essendo convinti che si trattasse di qualcos'altro.I resti di 104 yazidi uccisi dall'ISIS nel 2014 sono stati onorati e sepolti il 6 febbraio nel villaggio di Kocho, in Iraq. Dopo l'esumazione dell'anno scorso, i corpi sono stati trasportati a Baghdad per l'identificazione e la raccolta delle prove. Più di sei anni dopo il genocidio, le famiglie di Kocho hanno potuto finalmente piangere una parte dei loro cari. Fra loro, anche il premio Nobel Nadia Murad.--La musica dell'edicola volantehttps://open.spotify.com/playlist/0AbzJE7zYFaTkks2LhpNSZ

In this episode, PGP interviews Sayé Yabandeh, an actress, polo player, and humanitarian. Sayé talks about her childhood in Iran and living in both Tehran and Shiraz after the revolution, what her experience of moving to America was like, how she got into acting, the inspiration for her first film and women's rights issues she focuses on, and sex trafficking on facebook. They also discuss her love for Polo and how manifestation worked for meeting her career goals and personal goals. To learn more about The Miss Sayé Show and her Give Back Around the World charity: https://themisssayeshow.com/Nadia Murad's book: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/555106/the-last-girl-by-nadia-murad/The Good Charlotte music video where Sayé plays ice cream!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rISYCquFeI8&ab_channel=GoodCharlotteVEVOSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/persiangirlpodcast)

A segunda onda da COVID-19 chegou no Reino Unido. Nesse episódio, Manaira Lacerda, Sara Cassemiro, Gabi Rolim e Ana Pozzani falam sobre a vacina, as novas restrições e a percepção da pandemia fora do país. Indicacao: Que eu seja a última (The last girl - Nadia Murad)

Focusing on the 'male perpetrator,' this paper first examines how, why, and with what effect gendered and raced imaginaries became encoded in international peace and security policy. Sexual violence in conflict once again captured the international spotlight earlier this month when gynaecologist, Dr Denis Mukwege, and human rights activist, Nadia Murad, were jointly awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. Responding to sexual violence grew exponentially in importance on international policy agendas over the past decade, with clear implications for operational and programmatic practice across conflict-affected contexts. The adoption of UN Security Council resolution 1820 (2008) – establishing sexual violence as a threat to international peace and security – marked a clear turning point in this regard. While pervasive across many armed conflicts, testimonies of sexual violence documented in eastern DRC were an important focus of such institutional developments. In effect, these experiences became somewhat defining of the nature of the harm, its victims and its perpetrators. Focusing on the ‘male perpetrator,' this paper first examines how, why, and with what effect gendered and raced imaginaries became encoded in international peace and security policy. Doing so, it emphasises the role of institutional imperatives and political dynamics in shaping international policy definitions of sexual violence in the Council. Subsequently, exploring efforts to fight impunity for sexual violence in DRC, presentation foregrounds how, and with what effect, this clearly delineated policy definition obscures more complex realities in DRC. Chloé is completing her PhD in International Development at the University of Oxford where she is researching responses to sexual and gender-based violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Drawing on extensive research conducted at the United Headquarters in New York and in DRC between 2013-2017, her dissertation examines the development of internationally-driven responses to sexual violence, including at the level of the UN Security Council, and their operationalisation in DRC. In particular, Chloé critically explores how different facets of the response architecture 'see' and 'engage' with conflict-affected women and men, why, and to what effect. Committed to working across scholarship, policy, and practice, she particularly enjoys collaborating with policy- and operationally-orientated entities, including the NGO Working Group on Women, Peace and Security, the World Bank Gender Innovation Lab, Search for Common Ground, and the UN Peacekeeping and Stabilization Mission in DRC (MONUSCO). Most of all, Chloé is looking forward to life after the PhD.

Filmmaker Alexandria Bombach discusses her new documentary, "On Her Shoulders," and the challenges of telling Nadia Murad survivor's story and the Yazidi people.

1-Meglio tardi che mai: Nobel per la Pace 2018 assegnato alle vittime degli stupri in guerra...Premiata la yazida Nadia Murad e il ginecologo congolese denis Mukwenge ..( Danilo di Biasio – Fdu e Raffaele Masto) - ..2-Stati Uniti: il giudice Cavanaugh, accusato di molestie sessuali, ha supera il voto procedurale. Domani il voto finale ma la sua nomina alla corte suprema non è ancora certa al 100%...( Alessandra Farkas) ..3- Giallo sulla scomparsa del prsidente di Interpol nonché vice ministro degli interni cinese. Meng Hongwei sarebbe stato fermato a Pechino. ( Gabriele Battaglia) ..4-Brasile. Domenica primo turno delle presidenziali. Favorito Bolsonaro, candidato dell'estrema destra. ( Lorenzo Andraghetti) ..5-Si vota anche in Bosnia. La morte sospetta di un giovane serbo a Banja Luka rischia di fare saltare i piani dei nazionalisti. ( Alfredo Sasso – Obc) ..6-La Bolivia non avrà un accesso al mare. La corte dell'Aja ha dato ragione al Cile...( Alfredo Somoza)

1. Jewish Settlers Illegally Occupy West Bank Home A group of Jewish settlers in the West Bank city of Hebron just illegally invaded and are now occupying a building near the holy Cave of the Patriarchs. Jewish families were evicted from the building in 2012 when they couldn't prove they had legal ownership and are now trying to take it back by force. #Hebron #Settlers #Home ____________________ 2. Palestinians Protest New Israeli Cameras On Temple Mount Tensions are still high in Jerusalem after Israel removed its metal detectors from the Temple Mount and replaced them with cameras. The Palestinians are claiming the modified security measures are still unacceptable. #TempleMount #Security ____________________ 3. P.A. President Demands Removal Of Temple Mount Cameras The Palestinian President Abbas has frozen all security coordination with Israel in response to Israel's security measures on the Temple Mount. #Abbas #TempleMount ____________________ 4. Jordanian F.M. Promises “Justice” In Embassy Incident Jordan's Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi is promising justice for the two Jordanians that were shot and killed by the Israeli guard at the Israeli embassy as he was defending himself during the attack. #Jordan #Embassy #Justice ____________________ 5. Israeli P.M. Netanyahu Visits Families Of Slain Police Officers Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and his wife Sara have visited families of the two Israeli police officers murdered earlier this month at the Temple Mount. High Court orders bodies of attackers returned to families with restrictions. #Netanyahu #TempleMount #Family ____________________ 6. IDF Stops Gaza Palestinian Crossing Into Israel With A Knife IDF forces detained a lone Palestinian man who was illegally jumping the Gaza border. Though his intentions are unclear, an army spokesman has confirmed that they found a knife on the man at the time of his capture. #IDF #Gaza ____________________ 7. Recognizing The Yazidi Genocide By ISIS Yotam Polizer, Co-CEO of IsraAid speaking at ILTV studio about IsraAid that helped to bring Nadia Murad, a Yazidi woman who was captured and held as a slave by ISIS, to Israel. #YotamPolizer #IsraAid ____________________ 8. American LGBTQ Leaders Beg For Adoption Equality In Israel An army of nearly two hundred Jewish LGBTQ leaders in the U.S. are urging Israel to reverse its position on adoption for same-sex couples. #LGBTQ #Adoption ____________________ 9. Taking A Tour Off The Beaten Path Joseph Waks, designer, speaking at ILTV studio about his trip to the settlements in the West Bank. #JosephWaks #Settlements ____________________ 10. Ancient Wine Press Discovered In Israel's Negev Desert Israeli archeologists were shocked to find the remains of a sixteen thousand year-old wine press buried in the middle of the Negev desert. #Archaeology #Wine ____________________ 11. New Script Creatively Integrates Arab And Hebrew Alphabets An Israeli graphic designer, Liron Lavi Turkenich, has created a new script font called ‘Aravrit', which fuses together Arabic and Hebrew in the most beautiful way possible. #Alphabet #Font ____________________ 12. Hebrew word Of The Day, SAFAH | שפה = LANGUAGE Learn a new Hebrew word every day. Today's word is "safah" which means "language" #Learnhebrew #Hebrewwordofday #Iltvhebrewwordofday _____________________ 13. The Weather Forecast Tonight you can expect partly cloudy skies with a low of seventy-eight or twenty six degrees Celsius. Tomorrow should be pretty much the same with a hot sun overhead and a high of ninety or thirty-two degrees Celsius. #Israelweather #Israelforecast See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

1-Il sogno di Erdogan. Un nuovo Impero Ottomano, fin dove possibile...L'attivismo turco in Siria e in Iraq (Mensur Akgun, analista turco).2-Il premio Sakharov a due donne yazide, Nadia Murad e Lamiya Aji...Entrambe sfuggite all'ISIS. L'intervista a Nadia Murad di Bianca Senatore. 3-Il governo polacco osservato speciale dalla commissione UE per la riforma del Tribunale Costituzionale. Lo scontro con Varsavia va ben oltre quello con l'Ungheria di Orban (Matteo Tacconi).4-Trump e il sessismo nella campagna elettorale americana. Le ultime convulsioni del potere bianco e maschile. L'intervista alla scrittrice Rebecca Traister di Roberto Festa.5-World Music. L'album prodotto nella prigione di Zomba, in Malawi (Marcello Lorrai)

1-Festival dei diritti umani: intervista a Nadia Murad, giovane Yazida sfuggita all'Isis ..( Bianca Senatore) ..2- Francia: dopo due mesi di protesta la riforma del lavoro approda in parlamento...Il punto di esteri. ..3-” dico no a questo ttip” François Hollande affossa ..il trattato di libero scambio stati uniti – Unione Europa ..( Alfredo Somoza, Alessandro Principe ) ..4-Leicester, il giorno dopo la grande impresa. Cosa resta alla città devastata dalla crisi economica? ..( Simona Saccaro, Luca Manes, Riaz Khan) ..5-Musica e marketing: i radiohead tornano sul web e pubblicano il singolo del loro prossimo album..( Niccolò Vecchia)