Askor lml

After its drafting, the text will be presented on November 11 to the 80 heads of State and Government who will meet in Paris at the Forum for Peace. 25 eminent personalities from 18 countries have launched a commission to create a universal declaration on information and democracy to face constant attacks on press freedom, the proliferation of false news or the new context created by social networks. Seventy years after the universal declaration of human rights, the organization Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has assembled a committee chaired by the Iranian Nobel Peace Prize winner Shirin Ebadi, and composed of other Nobel laureates such as the Spanish-Peruvian Mario Vargas Llosa, the American Joseph Stiglitz or the Indian Amartya Sen. Along with them, journalists like the American Ann Marie Lipinski, the British Aidan White or the Turkish Can Dundar and researchers like Francis Fukuyama or the South African Navi Pillay will work to write that statement. "We are in a critical situation and we need concrete tools to defend ourselves," said Ebadi, in Paris, during the presentation of the commission that held its first meeting. The objective is that within two months they have an advanced work that can be presented on November 11 to the 80 heads of State and Government who will meet in Paris at the Forum for Peace convened by French President Emmanuel Macron, on the occasion of the centenary of the end of the First World War. "We live in a jungle of information in which only the laws of the jungle govern," Deloire said.

v2, text, effect, blur

Welcome back ?

v1,text,effect,blur

Accepted Remember to wait 1 week to change your tag Topic/Closed

I really do not understand your problem well Remember that the image is important to see the alert it gives you when you enter the Cs 1.6 From what I read or what I understood You have a problem in the '' Crash '' I leave a video for you to see how to solve this problem Click here

The right-wing candidate is stable after having been stabbed in the abdomen and having lost a lot of blood. A man of 40 years has confessed to being the author of the attack. The presidential candidate of the extreme right-wing Social Liberal Party, Jair Bolsonaro, leader in the polls on voting intention for the presidential elections on October 7 in Brazil, was stabbed in the abdomen on Thursday during an electoral rally in the city of Juiz de Fora and he was hospitalized in a "very serious" state, but he is already stable. "Jair Bolsonaro suffered an attack, a knife thrust in the region of the abdomen, but thanks to God it was only superficial and it's fine," said his son, Flavio Bolsonaro, in a message on Twitter. The ultra-rightist deputy was stabbed when he was carried on his shoulders in the middle of a crowd in a central street of Juiz de Fora, the second largest city in the state of Minas Gerais (southeast). Images widely disseminated on social networks show the moment when Bolsonaro, wearing a shirt with the colors of the Brazilian national team uniform, writhes in pain when being stabbed, although the author of the attack does not appear due to the amount of people surrounding the candidate. The Military Police of Minas Gerais reported that he arrested a man identified as 40-year-old Adelio Bispo de Oliveira, whom a group was trying to lynch after accusing him of the attack and who subsequently confessed to being the perpetrator of the attack. The ultra-rightist is one of the most controversial candidates in the current electoral dispute because he is a defender of the last military dictatorship in Brazil (1964-1985); It has generated several protests for its insistent sexist, racist and homophobic statements, and leads the opinion polls with 22% of the support for the elections next October 7.

v2, text, blur

Excuse me, it's in the wrong section I leave the link where you should post to solve your problem http://csblackdevil.com/forums/index.php?/forum/10653-problems/ Topic/Closed

The Indian Supreme Court has overturned a 2013 ruling that criminalized same-sex relations with prison sentences. The Indian Supreme Court has once again decriminalized homosexuality in India on Thursday, by overturning a 2013 ruling that validated a British law of more than 150 years that punishes acts "against nature" and criminalized relations with jail sentences between people of the same sex. The five judges that make up the room have agreed to annul the validity of article 377 of the Indian Penal Code that criminalizes homosexual relations. "Article 377 is arbitrary: the LGBT community (Lesbians, Gays, Transsexuals and Bisexuals) has the same rights as the majority." The majority view and general morality can not dictate constitutional rights, "one of the judges said. his sentence. Members of the Indian LGTB community celebrate the ruling of the Supreme Court on homosexual relations