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Most Dangerous Ways to School | NEPAL – The amazing way children go to school: walking for hours in slippers through the jungle and crossing a 60-meter river in a basket. Documentary in the link below.
Most Dangerous Ways To School | NEPAL
An inconvenient truth about truth
Een ongemakkelijke waarheid over waarheid
Inconvenient
Causing problems or difficulties:
An inconvenient time/place
It will be very inconvenient for me to have no car.
Injustice – Justice
Injustice is a situation in which there is no fairness and justice.
Justice (fairness) is the condition of being morally correct or fair. Justice is fairness in the way people are dealt with.
Cambridge Dictionary
Page Description
Get an overview of ‘An Inconvenient Truth,’ highlighting key aspects and insights from this part of the website.
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We have vaccine fantasists, climate deniers and people who fiddle with statistics on refugees in the name of the country.
All these people come into our world at random and,
indeed, one of them became President of the USA.
The result: opinions are sold as facts and facts are put away as opinions.
Our society has gone beyond the truth.
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We hebben vaccinatiefantasten, klimaatontkenners en lieden die in naam van het vaderland met statieken over vluchtelingen rommelen.
Al die mensen komen zomaar onze wereld binnen en
sterker nog, één van hen werd president van de VS.
Het gevolg: meningen worden als feiten verkocht en feiten als meningen weggezet.
Onze samenleving is de waarheid voorbij.
A quick overview of the website
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When the stark reality of a child in Nepal, brimming with dreams and ideals, attending school truly resonates with you…
And when you witness another child, also filled with dreams and ideals, unable to attend school because they must assist with work in the fields…
Join us as we explore ‘The Most Dangerous Ways to School | NEPAL’ – an astonishing journey where children trek for hours in slippers through the jungle and cross a 60-meter river in a basket. Watch the documentary through the link below.
Most Dangerous Ways To School | NEPAL
Please enjoy
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Wanneer de rauwe realiteit van een kind in Nepal, vervuld van dromen en idealen, dat naar school gaat, echt tot je doordringt…
En wanneer je een ander kind ziet, evenzeer vol dromen en idealen, dat niet naar school kan vanwege werk in de velden…
Reis met ons mee terwijl we ‘De Gevaarlijkste Routes Naar School | NEPAL’ verkennen – een verbazingwekkende reis waar kinderen urenlang op slippers door de jungle trekken en een rivier van 60 meter breed in een mand oversteken. Bekijk de documentaire via onderstaande link.
Four more documentaries – even more advanced – about The Philippines.
You can't imagine young children going to school on slippers through deep water and on difficult ways,
as you can see in those 4 videos. 
2 How much is a child worth?
Kylie Grey spends three weeks inside Cebu city prison with eight year old Thommy and his friends.
The children are housed with adults in an over crowded .
Children in jail in the Philippines is a significant problem. According to Amnesty International, over 50,000 children in the Philippines have been arrested and detained since 1995.
Torture, rape and other forms of cruel and inhumane treatment are a part of everyday life for those children while they’re incarcerated. Most are charged with minor crimes, such as petty theft, sniffing solvents and vagrancy.
The Filipino Jails Crammed With Children And Adults Alike (2002)
The shocking painful story of child prisoners in The Philippines
Er is geen scherpere uiting van de ziel van een samenleving dan de manier waarop zij haar kinderen behandelt.
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3 J.K. Rowling’s Life Reality
J.K. Rowling discusses her time working at Amnesty International when she was in her twenties…
She humorously navigates through language while discussing the darker aspects of her life (see text in the image). At the time of the speech in 2008, she was 42 years old.
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3 De levenswerkelijkheid van J.K. Rowling
Ze spreekt over toen ze als jonge twintiger bij Amnesty International werkte …
Met humor bespeelt ze de taal wanneer ze spreekt over de dark side van haar leven (zie tekst in de afbeelding). Bij de speech in 2008 was ze 42 jaar.
4 Yusef Salaam – The Central Park Five
5 Exploitation of migrant workers on a Qatar 2022 world cup site: The ugly side of the beautiful game.
“Poverty is not an accident.
Like slavery and apartheidn it is man-made
and can be removed by actions of human beings.”
7 Professor Michael Sandel of the Harvard University:
What is Justice?
What is right and what is wrong?
Transcript interview with professor Michael Sandel (extract at 11:15)
Michael I travel all over the world now and I am keenly sensitive to issues of poverty inequality in my life.
I’ve seen a lot of it. I see so many people from all over the world who are working for nothing, who are working for nothing and they are making tons of money through their labour countries and corporations. Michael it’s just not right.
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Well this is one of the biggest questions of justice
including global justice that we face today. The growing gap between rich and poor, between the haves and the have-nots, and so it’s a question that rises within countries what can we do about the gap between rich and poor within a society and in the US.
A social system, society, or organization in which people get success or power because of their abilities, not because of their money or social position:
The company is a meritocracy. Good work is rewarded with promotions.
Cambridge Dictionary
A country or social system where people get power or money on the basis of their ability.
Oxford Dictionary
“You don’t have to make your subject and verb agree to serve.
You only need a heart full of grace.
A soul generated by love.”
8 The student hazing of Sanda Dia
The death of Sanda Dia student (20).
Hazing or tortured
Sanda was killed during a student hazing at the club Reuzegom.
‘Telefacts NU’ over zaak-Sanda
(5 minutes – turn on sound at the bottom left of the video window)
More about the hazing of Sanda Dia:
Watch here the full Telefact Now report.
Sanda Dia and his father
9 People without Conscience
NETHERLANDS-JUSTICE-HEALTH-INQUIRY: Dutch former neurologist Ernst Jansen Steur
10 Australian soldiers unlawfully killed 39 people in Afghanistan
Shocking allegations about elite Australian soldiers during Afghanistan war | 60 Minutes Australia
“Credible evidence” that Australian soldiers unlawfully killed 39 people in Afghanistan
11 Casualties of war
12 – 5 Worst Jobs Given To Children In History
13 The use of fake documents and false pretenses
14 A Serial Liar
Stéphane Bourgoin, self-proclaimed expert on serial killers: “I lied. I apologise”.
Stéphane Bourgoin, self-proclaimed world expert on serial killers, author of nearly forty books, regular guest on television, presented himself as a victim.
In 1986, he would have discovered the sordid murder of his companion. She never existed. Some of his books are in fact plagiarisms of investigations carried out by American profilers.
Of the 77 serial killers he claims to have interviewed, only ten or so were actually interviewed. He has not met Charles Manson, the murderer of Sharon Tate, Roman Polanski’s pregnant girlfriend.
Nor has he been a professional footballer with the Red Star. Stéphane Bourgoin has invented a life for himself over the past forty years. He admits it in an interview he gave us on Sunday 10 May.
Listen to the interview with Sandrine Briclot.
Stéphane Bourgoin (born 14 March 1953) is a French true crime writer. He presented himself as an expert on serial killers for many years, until 2020 when he admitted that he had lied about many of his claimed experiences.[1] Bourgoin had written 75 books and produced dozens of documentaries, with his books selling thousands of copies in France.
He was regarded as France’s best known serial killer expert. He occasionally lectured police on the subject, and critiqued media depictions of serial killers.
Biography
Stéphane Bourgoin was born in Paris on 14 March 1953, one of four children of Jean Bourgoin [fr], a military engineer. He was expelled from high school three times and does not hold any diploma.
Bourgoin claimed to have moved to the United States in the early 1970s, where he allegedly found his then-girlfriend murdered, raped and mutilated by a serial killer in 1976 in Los Angeles. He said that the event led him to try to understand what goes on in the mind of serial killers, but in 2020, Bourgoin confessed that the story was in fact an invention drawn from the case of Susan Bickrest, murdered at age 24 by serial killer Gerald Stano in 1975.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Living a lie
15 The BBC and Jimmy Savile sex abuse scandal
16 The Blue Wall of Silence
Black cop fired after intervening on chokehold: I lost everything
18 Keeping up appearances: to hide something bad by pretending that nothing is wrong.
Although we were getting a divorce, my parents thought it was important to keep up appearances.
19 Exceeding competences
20 Harriet Tubman
The Harvard university and slavery
Harvard’s ties inseparable slavery – Harvard Gazette
21 The environmental factors
22 The Achilles heel from justice
24 Justice a double-edged sword
On April 29, 1992, the seventh day of jury deliberations, the jury acquitted all four officers of assault and acquitted three of the four of using excessive force. The jury could not agree on a verdict for the fourth officer charged with using excessive force.
The downward spiral
Under the menu Fairness – A moral / ethical dilemma – Life is not a joke, you will find a series of web pages that strongly stir the conscience.
Idem for the webpages under the menu Life – It is so likeable – Affected life.
A child caught up in an unspeakable painfully twisted reality of life.
Onder het menu Fairness – A moral / ethical dilemma – Life is not a joke, vindt u een reeks webpagina’s die het geweten sterk beroeren
Idem voor de webpagina’s onder het menu Life – It is so likeable – Affected life
Een kind die in een onuitsprekelijke pijnelijk verwrongen levenswerkelijkheid terecht komt.
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By eating chocolate are we fuelling slavery?
Canada confronts its dark history of abuse in residential schools
The Story of Priest Daens: Unjust Justice in 19th Century Belgium
Story of Priest Daens: Unjust Justice in 19th Century Belgium
Life is not a joke
Rohingya
North Korea
Hong Kong
Nepal
India
Sri Lanka
The Philippines
Guatemala
Madagascar
Mongolia
China
Afghanistan
Pakistan
Bangladesh
Myanmar (Burma)
Mauritania Population and Region around
Canada
One of the darkest secrets
The desperate journey
Asylum
Immigration
Sweatshops and Fast Fashion
Live without dignity
Beyond Human Boundaries
Honour killings
Child abduction
For some dubious reason
Aid
Turn a blind eye
The growing trend of Fast Food and Fast Fashion is harming our planet!
Beyond disclosure of information
Hundreds of experts knew about failures of justice
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Hundreds of experts knew about judicial errors’.
The Hague, the Netherlands
During working visits and courses at the Netherlands Forensic Institute, hundreds of criminal law experts discussed the investigation into the murder of Nienke Kleiss from Schiedam. The Advocate General who dealt with the case on appeal on behalf of the Public Prosecution Service also followed such a course.
This is what Minister of Justice Donner wrote in response to questions from the Lower House.
The advocate general then requested a meeting with the NFI. However, this did not change the prosecution’s opinion. Although experts from the NFI doubted whether the suspect Kees B. could be the perpetrator, he was nevertheless convicted of the murder. No DNA of Kees B. was found on the girl Neinke.
According to Donner, without the confession of Wik H., the ultimate perpetrator, four years after the murder, it would probably never have come to light that B. was innocent.
None of the more than 700 trainees from the judiciary, prosecution and police sounded the alarm in response to the doubts expressed by the NFI, Donner reported. The Minister does not intend to take measures himself against the employees who made mistakes. Today, the Lower House is holding an urgent debate on the Schiedammer Park murder.
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‘Honderden experts wisten van missers justitie’
Den Haag
Honderden strafrechtexperts hebben tijdens werkbezoeken en cursussen op het Nederlands Forensisch Instituut het onderzoek naar de moord op Nienke Kleiss uit Schiedam besproken. Ook de advocaat-generaal die namens het openbaar ministerie de zaak in hoger beroep behandelde, volgde zo’n cursus.
Dat schrijft justitieminister Donner in antwoord op vragen van de Tweede Kamer.
De advocaat-generaal vroeg daarop een gesprek aan met het NFI. Dat veranderde de opvatting van deze aanklaagster echter niet. Hoewel experts van het NFI betwijfelden of de verdacht Kees B. de dader kon zijn, werd hij toch voor de moord veroordeeld. Op het meisje Neinke was geen DNA van Kees B aangetroffen.
Volgens Donner zou zonder de bekentenis van Wik H., de uiteindelijke dader, vier jaar na de moord waarschijnlijk nooit aan het licht zijn gekomen dat B. onschuldig vast zat.
Geen van de meer dan 700 cursisten van justitie, openbaar ministerie en politie trok naar aanleiding van de door het NFI geuite twijfels aan de bel, meldt Donner. De minister is niet van plan zelf maatregelen te nemen tegen de medewerkers die fouten hebben gemaak. De Tweede Kamer houdt vandaag een spoeddebat over de Schiedammer Parkmoord.
Truth and misinformation
3 We Turn a Little Girl’s Goldfish into a Delicious Smoothie
19 sep. 2020
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