On Human Rights Day, U.N. Calls for Renewed Efforts to End Violence in Somalia
On Human Rights Day, U.N. Calls for Renewed Efforts to End Violence in Somalia On Human Rightsed glassesDay (12/10), the U.N. Special Representative for Somaliawomens designer shoesis calling for a “redoubling ofwomen fashion shoesefforts” to bring peace to that country.
“I’m calling on allclothes womenspeople,” says Ahmedou Ould-Abdallah, “to thinkfashion shoesof the basic principles ofwomen fashionprotecting Somalis against two decades ofwomen clothesviolence. These people are taken hostage by a small group of people determined to violate on a dailymen shoes fashionbasis their basic rights, their freedom.”
A blind eye
He says Somalied hardy hoodyelites and the world have often turneded hardy hoodiesa “blind eye to the horrendous plighted hardy shirtof the Somali people.” The U.N. officialed hardy capsays violators of human rights do so with impunity.
“Very few (organizations),” heed hardysays, “have called for impunity to beed hardy shirtsaddressed. My sincere conviction is thated hardy timpunity fuels violence and perpetrates conflict.”
It’s been a week (Dec 3rd) sinceed clothingthe suicide bombing in Mogadishu killed more than 20 people. The blast killed medical students, governmented hardy men'sministers, journalists, family members and friends.
“What happened oned hardy shirtthat day…is no more, no lessed hardy capthan an outrageous assassination,” he says.
He saysed hardySomalis must unite to end the violence anded hardy shirtscalls on the internationaled hardy tcommunity, the U.N. and other agencies to helpclothes mensprotect the Somali people.
Growing up with conflict
Ould-Abdallah says, “A wholeed hardy shoesgeneration is growing up having never known what ited hardy hoodymeans to live in a peacefuled hardy clothingstable environment where rights are respected.”
And, he says, it’s becominged hardy jeanscommonplace to associate Somalia with violence.
“Even if there are twoed jeansdecades of violence, there is nomen's clothesreason to give up or to abandon Somalis to this tragicmen clothessituation. It means also for a number of Somalis that impunity is a way of life. That they can kill, maim (and)Shanghai massageassassinate and get away with it or get even a promotion,” he says.
The U.N. Special representativeGUCCI MANfor Somalia also praises thoseleather bootswho “risk their lives to protect and defend the human rights of their fellowmen shoescountrymen, the elderly, women and children.”
BEIJING, Dec. 1 -- German supermodel Heidi Klumwomen's sandalshas found being a mother of four "tough" since she gave birth to her new daughter Lou last month.
Heidi Klum admits it's "tough" having four children.
The German supermodel - who gave birth to daughtered hardy clothesLou last month - is struggling to adapt because her newborn baby demands a lot of her time and attention.
Heidi - who is married to singer Seal - toldd&g shoesGerman magazine Gala: "Of course this is all very toughGUCCI MANfor me at the moment because Leni, Henry and Johanwholesale jeanswant to continue to do things with their mama and papa. They areed glassesnot really interested in the fact that you have justed beltshad a baby. Seal and I have a lot of work because we have to divideed hardy hoodyeverything among us. But it'sed hardy hoodiesgreat! We are incredibly happy and the family really satisfies me.
"At the moment Lou needs me enormously. Notd&g shoesonly because of breastfeeding but also because she needs towholesale jeansbe close to her mother. She will sleep now for a year with us in oured hardy men'sbedroom - just as her siblings did. It's easier at night if she is hungry."
The 36-year-old beauty keeps hered hardy women'sother children - daughter Leni, five, and sons Henri, four, and Johan, three - happywomen clothing shoesby making sure they're kept busy.
Heidi - who along with Seal have released photographs ofed hardy clothestheir new daughter on the 46-year-old musician's official website, Seal.com - explained: "You must always think of new things - this is sometimesgucci shoesa challenge. We often make play dates with other kids or we go to the park. On weekends we like to go to Disneyland."
“I’m calling on allclothes womenspeople,” says Ahmedou Ould-Abdallah, “to thinkfashion shoesof the basic principles ofwomen fashionprotecting Somalis against two decades ofwomen clothesviolence. These people are taken hostage by a small group of people determined to violate on a dailymen shoes fashionbasis their basic rights, their freedom.”
A blind eye
He says Somalied hardy hoodyelites and the world have often turneded hardy hoodiesa “blind eye to the horrendous plighted hardy shirtof the Somali people.” The U.N. officialed hardy capsays violators of human rights do so with impunity.
“Very few (organizations),” heed hardysays, “have called for impunity to beed hardy shirtsaddressed. My sincere conviction is thated hardy timpunity fuels violence and perpetrates conflict.”
It’s been a week (Dec 3rd) sinceed clothingthe suicide bombing in Mogadishu killed more than 20 people. The blast killed medical students, governmented hardy men'sministers, journalists, family members and friends.
“What happened oned hardy shirtthat day…is no more, no lessed hardy capthan an outrageous assassination,” he says.
He saysed hardySomalis must unite to end the violence anded hardy shirtscalls on the internationaled hardy tcommunity, the U.N. and other agencies to helpclothes mensprotect the Somali people.
Growing up with conflict
Ould-Abdallah says, “A wholeed hardy shoesgeneration is growing up having never known what ited hardy hoodymeans to live in a peacefuled hardy clothingstable environment where rights are respected.”
And, he says, it’s becominged hardy jeanscommonplace to associate Somalia with violence.
“Even if there are twoed jeansdecades of violence, there is nomen's clothesreason to give up or to abandon Somalis to this tragicmen clothessituation. It means also for a number of Somalis that impunity is a way of life. That they can kill, maim (and)Shanghai massageassassinate and get away with it or get even a promotion,” he says.
The U.N. Special representativeGUCCI MANfor Somalia also praises thoseleather bootswho “risk their lives to protect and defend the human rights of their fellowmen shoescountrymen, the elderly, women and children.”
BEIJING, Dec. 1 -- German supermodel Heidi Klumwomen's sandalshas found being a mother of four "tough" since she gave birth to her new daughter Lou last month.
Heidi Klum admits it's "tough" having four children.
The German supermodel - who gave birth to daughtered hardy clothesLou last month - is struggling to adapt because her newborn baby demands a lot of her time and attention.
Heidi - who is married to singer Seal - toldd&g shoesGerman magazine Gala: "Of course this is all very toughGUCCI MANfor me at the moment because Leni, Henry and Johanwholesale jeanswant to continue to do things with their mama and papa. They areed glassesnot really interested in the fact that you have justed beltshad a baby. Seal and I have a lot of work because we have to divideed hardy hoodyeverything among us. But it'sed hardy hoodiesgreat! We are incredibly happy and the family really satisfies me.
"At the moment Lou needs me enormously. Notd&g shoesonly because of breastfeeding but also because she needs towholesale jeansbe close to her mother. She will sleep now for a year with us in oured hardy men'sbedroom - just as her siblings did. It's easier at night if she is hungry."
The 36-year-old beauty keeps hered hardy women'sother children - daughter Leni, five, and sons Henri, four, and Johan, three - happywomen clothing shoesby making sure they're kept busy.
Heidi - who along with Seal have released photographs ofed hardy clothestheir new daughter on the 46-year-old musician's official website, Seal.com - explained: "You must always think of new things - this is sometimesgucci shoesa challenge. We often make play dates with other kids or we go to the park. On weekends we like to go to Disneyland."
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