Misan Harriman
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J'ouvert is my favourite part of Carnival and it is HUGE this year!
Misan Harriman32,466 views • 3 days ago
The novelist Kurt Vonnegut wrote in 2005 that Susan Sontag said this when asked about the Holocaust: “10 per cent of any population is cruel, no matter what, and 10 per cent is merciful, no matter what, and the remaining 80 per cent can be moved in either direction.”
Misan Harriman933,195 views • 7 months ago
I just went to Cobham to get my kids some toys and went into a shop called FARRANTS There is a MASSIVE picture that is pride of place at the point of payment. It is an image of black men, broken black men at a tobacco plantation with their overseers next to them?!?! I kid you not! This is in a family store, this imagery is massive triggering and racist. And there is no conceivable reason it should be there! I’m so thankful I wasn’t with my girls. How on earth could anyone have shopped there and found that image acceptable. This is exhausting and damaging to many people.
Misan Harriman2,539,946 views • 3 years ago
URGENT! Children in Gaza are losing their ability to speak. Please share this with everyone.
Misan Harriman168,491 views • 4 months ago
This video from Ireland is incredibly painful to watch, the way this little black girl keeps looking, hoping to be seen and treated like everyone else…. This kind of experience can do serious damage to a young person, where is the duty of care?! I am so glad Simone Biles reached out to her.
Misan Harriman934,811 views • 2 years ago
A catastrophic landslide at the Rubaya coltan mine in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has killed more than 200 people, including approximately 70 children, as reported by the country’s mining ministry on 4–5 March 2026. The disaster, triggered by days of torrential rainfall, struck the rebel-controlled site located about 70 kilometres west of Goma in North Kivu province.
Misan Harriman179,273 views • 6 months ago
An urgent update on Sudan. I beg you all to share this far and wide. Across Sudan, acute malnutrition is expected to worsen in 2026 according to the alert, with a 13.5% increase in cases of acute malnutrition in children under five and pregnant and breastfeeding women – from 3.7 million children and women in 2025, to nearly 4.2 million in 2026. Violent conflict ensues, undermining humanitarian service delivery and disrupting people’s access to agriculture production and livelihoods, exacerbating vulnerability and suffering. Severe acute malnutrition (SAM) – the most dangerous and deadly form of extreme hunger – is expected to increase to 800,000 cases, up 4% since 2025. Save the Children UK
Misan Harriman199,334 views • 6 months ago
Matt d'Ancona is the former deputy editor of The Sunday Telegraph and the former editor of The Spectator. This is him speaking with Matt Kelly, the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of The New European, on their podcast, The Two Matts. I thank them both. The link to the full episode is below
Misan Harriman116,404 views • 3 months ago
NHS workers have been through hell and need us NOW. ・・・ What happens when there is a mental health crisis with the #NHS and frontline workers of the UK? With 1 in 4 workers having considered suicide... They become “sicker than the patients.” Please watch, donate and share (tag)👇 120 second watch could save a life. Frontline19
Misan Harriman530,631 views • 2 years ago
The story of a baby being tortured SHOULD be headline news everywhere, right?
Misan Harriman108,528 views • 5 months ago
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The Israeli occupation army tortured the child Jawad Abu Nassar (one year and nine months old) east of the Maghazi refugee camp in central Gaza after arresting him. According to the medical report, he was harmed by having cigarettes extinguished on his leg, being stabbed, and having an iron nail inserted into it, in order to pressure his father into making confessions. This occurred at a time when his father, Osama Abu Nassar, was suffering from psychological trauma after losing his source of livelihood when the horse he worked with died. He had been receiving therapy sessions in recent days. Two days earlier, he went out with his child to buy necessities, but found himself trapped under gunfire due to his home being close to the border east of Maghazi. A quadcopter drone forced him to leave his child on the ground and head toward a checkpoint, where he was stripped of his clothes. After that, soldiers took the child and began torturing him in front of his father, before releasing the child after about 10 hours of detention and torture, handing him over to his family through the Red Cross in the Maghazi market. The father remains detained, and the family is appealing to international organizations to intervene for his release and to continue the child’s treatment. Via Salma Kaddoumi
Misan Harriman102,421 views • 5 months ago
Look at her, the fear in her eyes, carrying a big bag with her life in it, do not look away. Listen to the fear in her voice when she says her name, do not look away. I do not have all the answers but one thing I am sure off is that THIS is not the way. Do not look away… We need a lasting ceasefire now. I’m so sorry Sham… Sigh.
Misan Harriman274,601 views • 2 years ago