Video yükleniyor...

Video Yüklenemedi

Bu video yüklenirken bir sorun oluştu. Bu geçici bir ağ sorunundan kaynaklanıyor olabilir veya video kullanılamıyor olabilir.

Ana Sayfaya Dön

Later, during a segment featuring former and current CEOs Bill Gates, Steve Ballmer, and Satya Nadella, software engineer Vaniya Agrawal confronted the executives, stating, "Shame on all of you." Agrawal criticised Microsoft's reported $133 million contract with Israel's Ministry of Defense and the use of its Azure and AI... show more

GPlus

141,269 subscribers

55,225 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce •via X (Twitter)

Haberler & Politika

Anya Rossi• Live Now

Private livecam show

13 Yorum

GPlus profil fotoğrafı

GPlus1 yıl önce

#VIRAL | ‘Shame on you’: Bill Gates, Microsoft Bosses Face Protest At Company's 50th Anniversary Event Pro-Palestinian protesters disrupted a discussion between the CEOs of #Microsoft at the company's 50th anniversary meet on March 4 in #Washington. The protesters were opposing the company's alleged involvement with the Israeli military, according to reports. @Microsoft @BillGates 1/3

GPlus profil fotoğrafı

GPlus1 yıl önce

The first incident occurred during a presentation by Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman on the company's AI assistant product, Copilot. Employee Ibtihal Aboussad interrupted Suleyman, accusing him of being a "war profiteer" and alleging that Microsoft's AI technologies are used in acts of genocide. "Thank you for your protest, I hear you,” Suleyman said, before the protester was escorted out. 2/3

Punch Mac Carr profil fotoğrafı

Punch Mac Carr1 yıl önce

Blacklist her and deport to... Palestine.

भारत देश चूतियों से परेशान है चुनोतियों से नहीं profil fotoğrafı

भारत देश चूतियों से परेशान है चुनोतियों से नहीं1 yıl önce

Vaniya fell prey to propaganda and made the mistake. Should have done her own investigation. She will pay the price for her mistake.

manujbahal profil fotoğrafı

manujbahal1 yıl önce

Deport her to Palestine

JSR 🛕 🇮🇳 ⚔ profil fotoğrafı

JSR 🛕 🇮🇳 ⚔1 yıl önce

These are pseudo fake Hindus. Must have a Jihadi husband 👍👍

छोटी चवन्नी जयन्त! (Mudi ka Gulam) profil fotoğrafı

छोटी चवन्नी जयन्त! (Mudi ka Gulam)1 yıl önce

@realDonaldTrump please send this Indian girl to Palestine, So she can do some help to Palestinians, may be with Palestinians Talent pool she can start counter technology in Pales. We don't want this Shit back to India, please send her to Palestine only. @elonmusk

The Information profil fotoğrafı

The Information1 yıl önce

Meta AI researchers are fretting over the threat of Chinese AI, whose quality caught American firms, including OpenAI, by surprise.

nilu1109 profil fotoğrafı

nilu11091 yıl önce

Don't allow her to come in India, please send her to Gaza

DILEEP profil fotoğrafı

DILEEP1 yıl önce

Perhaps she was being shagged by an islamist jihadi? Or a victim of love jihad or even paid protestor. She will repent soon

Niharika🇮🇳 profil fotoğrafı

Niharika🇮🇳1 yıl önce

We Indians don't want her. Deport her to the place which she is supporting.

Kunal profil fotoğrafı

Kunal1 yıl önce

We ain't gonna accept her, she's a Palestinian not an Indian

Shahzad Saquib profil fotoğrafı

Shahzad Saquib1 yıl önce

Thank you, Ibtihal and Vaniya, for your courage. You are more concerned than the fellow Arabs for Palestine. May God Return to you more than what you have lost.

Benzer Videolar

"50,000 Palestinians in Gaza have been murdered with Microsoft technology. How dare you? Shame on all of you for celebrating on their blood" Indian-origin Microsoft employee confronts Bill Gates, Steve Ballmer, and Satya Nadella over its alleged involvement in arming the Israeli military with AI-powered technology Vaniya Agrawal disrupted Microsoft's 50th anniversary celebrations to confront the company's top leadership. Resigns soon after

"50,000 Palestinians in Gaza have been murdered with Microsoft technology. How dare you? Shame on all of you for celebrating on their blood" Indian-origin Microsoft employee confronts Bill Gates, Steve Ballmer, and Satya Nadella over its alleged involvement in arming the Israeli military with AI-powered technology Vaniya Agrawal disrupted Microsoft's 50th anniversary celebrations to confront the company's top leadership. Resigns soon after

Nabila Jamal

64,502 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Vaniya Agrawal, fired Microsoft worker, delivers an important ask to everyone who watched the video of her disruption of Bill Gates (Microsoft founder), Steve Ballmer (former Microsoft CEO), and Satya Nadella (current Microsoft CEO). فانيا أغراوال تتوجه بطلب هام لكل من شاهد فيديو مقاطعتها لبيل جيتس(مؤسس شركة مايكروسوفت) ، ستيف بالمر (المدير التنفيذي السابق للشركة) ، وساتيا ناديلا (المدير التنفيذي الحالي للشركة), الأمر الذي أدى إلى فصلها من الشركة.

Vaniya Agrawal, fired Microsoft worker, delivers an important ask to everyone who watched the video of her disruption of Bill Gates (Microsoft founder), Steve Ballmer (former Microsoft CEO), and Satya Nadella (current Microsoft CEO). فانيا أغراوال تتوجه بطلب هام لكل من شاهد فيديو مقاطعتها لبيل جيتس(مؤسس شركة مايكروسوفت) ، ستيف بالمر (المدير التنفيذي السابق للشركة) ، وساتيا ناديلا (المدير التنفيذي الحالي للشركة), الأمر الذي أدى إلى فصلها من الشركة.

Eye on Palestine

124,830 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Dozens of Microsoft employees occupied the company’s east campus in Redmond, Washington to protest against the use of its software by the Israeli military to carry out operations in Gaza and enable the surveillance of Palestinians.

Dozens of Microsoft employees occupied the company’s east campus in Redmond, Washington to protest against the use of its software by the Israeli military to carry out operations in Gaza and enable the surveillance of Palestinians.

PALESTINE ONLINE 🇵🇸

26,732 görüntüleme • 11 ay önce

I do not understand, the US Government send to Israel billions in weapons, US military, invite #Netanyahu and then accused their former commanders of Gross Human Rights violations against #Palestinians in Occupied West Bank prior to October 7th. These Commanders have been promoted to senior position in the #Israeli Defense Forces and are now active in training #Israeli ground troops as well running operations in #Gaza. What about the ongoing #Genocide, violation of international Law, violation of Human rights, how about killing babies, women and innocent civilians???? How about #InvokeArticle6Genocideconvention ???? CNN #StopTheEthnicGenocide

I do not understand, the US Government send to Israel billions in weapons, US military, invite #Netanyahu and then accused their former commanders of Gross Human Rights violations against #Palestinians in Occupied West Bank prior to October 7th. These Commanders have been promoted to senior position in the #Israeli Defense Forces and are now active in training #Israeli ground troops as well running operations in #Gaza. What about the ongoing #Genocide, violation of international Law, violation of Human rights, how about killing babies, women and innocent civilians???? How about #InvokeArticle6Genocideconvention ???? CNN #StopTheEthnicGenocide

Dyor

11,919 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce

NEW: Microsoft President Brad Smith held a press briefing after today’s No Azure for Apartheid occupation of his office. Asked about Microsoft’s relationship with the Israeli military, Smith said: “The vast majority of what Microsoft does for the Israeli military is protect the cybersecurity of the state of Israel… That is our primary focus. There are some other activities as well. That involve the use of Azure for storage for example, for processing of data.” On August 6, The Guardian, with +972 Magazine and Local Call, revealed that Israel’s Unit 8200 has used Microsoft’s Azure cloud to store and analyze massive volumes of Palestinian phone call data — one of the largest surveillance systems ever built for a civilian population. The data was then used to plan airstrikes on Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank. Leaked documents show Microsoft executives, including CEO Satya Nadella, knew Unit 8200 was archiving “a million calls an hour” with custom Azure infrastructure. The revelations forced Microsoft into a second external investigation over whether its work with Israel violates its own human rights policies.

NEW: Microsoft President Brad Smith held a press briefing after today’s No Azure for Apartheid occupation of his office. Asked about Microsoft’s relationship with the Israeli military, Smith said: “The vast majority of what Microsoft does for the Israeli military is protect the cybersecurity of the state of Israel… That is our primary focus. There are some other activities as well. That involve the use of Azure for storage for example, for processing of data.” On August 6, The Guardian, with +972 Magazine and Local Call, revealed that Israel’s Unit 8200 has used Microsoft’s Azure cloud to store and analyze massive volumes of Palestinian phone call data — one of the largest surveillance systems ever built for a civilian population. The data was then used to plan airstrikes on Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank. Leaked documents show Microsoft executives, including CEO Satya Nadella, knew Unit 8200 was archiving “a million calls an hour” with custom Azure infrastructure. The revelations forced Microsoft into a second external investigation over whether its work with Israel violates its own human rights policies.

Drop Site

177,704 görüntüleme • 11 ay önce

#Gaza: I call for an immediate end to the use of military weapons and means during Israeli law enforcement operations, an end to ill-treatment & discriminatory restrictions of Palestinians - Volker Türk on the UN report on the human rights situation in the occupied West Bank

#Gaza: I call for an immediate end to the use of military weapons and means during Israeli law enforcement operations, an end to ill-treatment & discriminatory restrictions of Palestinians - Volker Türk on the UN report on the human rights situation in the occupied West Bank

UN Human Rights

491,862 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce

NEW: Microsoft Engineer Disrupts Nadella Keynote Over Genocide Complicity Joe Lopez, a member of the No Azure for Apartheid campaign and a firmware engineer in Azure’s hardware division, interrupted CEO Satya Nadella’s Build conference keynote on Monday. In a letter published later, he explains his journey of political awakening and condemns Microsoft for its direct complicity in “ethnic cleansing” and “crimes against humanity.” Lopez said he initially tried to stay informed and take small actions—donating, signing petitions—while continuing his work at Microsoft. But after seeing fellow employees disrupt Microsoft’s 50th anniversary event and learning more about the company’s ties to Israel’s military, he began questioning his role. “Microsoft is killing kids? Is my work killing kids?” he wrote. What followed, he said, was a painful realization that Azure’s infrastructure was actively fueling a U.S.–Israeli “war machine” and the mass killing of Palestinians in Gaza. He pointed to a recent company blog post—Microsoft’s first public response to the employee campaign—as a turning point. In that post, Microsoft defended its operations in Israel, citing an internal audit conducted by the company itself and an unnamed outside firm. The audit cleared Microsoft of wrongdoing, but Lopez called it “meaningless,” especially after the company admitted giving Israel’s Ministry of Defense “special access” to its cloud technologies “beyond the terms of our commercial agreements.” Lopez called out the complicity of top executives—including Mustafa Suleyman, Brad Smith, Kevin Scott, Scott Guthrie, and Satya Nadella—and their refusal to directly address the allegations. Calling on other workers to speak out or leave, he said he could no longer be part of a company helping “level cities and exterminate Palestinians.” “If leadership continues to ignore this demand, it won’t go unnoticed. The world has already woken up to our complicity,” he added.

NEW: Microsoft Engineer Disrupts Nadella Keynote Over Genocide Complicity Joe Lopez, a member of the No Azure for Apartheid campaign and a firmware engineer in Azure’s hardware division, interrupted CEO Satya Nadella’s Build conference keynote on Monday. In a letter published later, he explains his journey of political awakening and condemns Microsoft for its direct complicity in “ethnic cleansing” and “crimes against humanity.” Lopez said he initially tried to stay informed and take small actions—donating, signing petitions—while continuing his work at Microsoft. But after seeing fellow employees disrupt Microsoft’s 50th anniversary event and learning more about the company’s ties to Israel’s military, he began questioning his role. “Microsoft is killing kids? Is my work killing kids?” he wrote. What followed, he said, was a painful realization that Azure’s infrastructure was actively fueling a U.S.–Israeli “war machine” and the mass killing of Palestinians in Gaza. He pointed to a recent company blog post—Microsoft’s first public response to the employee campaign—as a turning point. In that post, Microsoft defended its operations in Israel, citing an internal audit conducted by the company itself and an unnamed outside firm. The audit cleared Microsoft of wrongdoing, but Lopez called it “meaningless,” especially after the company admitted giving Israel’s Ministry of Defense “special access” to its cloud technologies “beyond the terms of our commercial agreements.” Lopez called out the complicity of top executives—including Mustafa Suleyman, Brad Smith, Kevin Scott, Scott Guthrie, and Satya Nadella—and their refusal to directly address the allegations. Calling on other workers to speak out or leave, he said he could no longer be part of a company helping “level cities and exterminate Palestinians.” “If leadership continues to ignore this demand, it won’t go unnoticed. The world has already woken up to our complicity,” he added.

Drop Site

234,430 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

“The days of your occupation are numbered!” – Mass protests erupted in Gwadar in the Balochistan region of Pakistan, demanding an end to the occupation by Pakistan. The protest was in response to human rights violations and extreme deployment of security forces in the southwestern Pakistani province. The Baloch Yakjehti Committee, which organized the protest, reported a massive police crackdown in response to the event. Over 60 people were arrested. “Human rights violations in Balochistan are at their peak. State institutions are brutally suppressing peaceful voices,” the statement added. Videos on social media and the BYC also reported the use of Pakistani armed forces firearms and live rounds to quell the protest. At least three people have been killed, and many others were injured.

“The days of your occupation are numbered!” – Mass protests erupted in Gwadar in the Balochistan region of Pakistan, demanding an end to the occupation by Pakistan. The protest was in response to human rights violations and extreme deployment of security forces in the southwestern Pakistani province. The Baloch Yakjehti Committee, which organized the protest, reported a massive police crackdown in response to the event. Over 60 people were arrested. “Human rights violations in Balochistan are at their peak. State institutions are brutally suppressing peaceful voices,” the statement added. Videos on social media and the BYC also reported the use of Pakistani armed forces firearms and live rounds to quell the protest. At least three people have been killed, and many others were injured.

Hüseyin Dogru (Back-Up)

58,549 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce

A woman staged a protest in Oslo to raise awareness of Israel's plans to execute Palestinian detainees, laying out a banner that read “Free Palestinian Hostages” as part of the demonstration. The woman set up a number of nooses and symbolically hung herself to raise awareness of the controversial legislation. The action was used to highlight opposition to Israel's execution laws, with the protester using a symbolic noose to represent capital punishment. The law creates an effective blackout for Palestinians sentenced to death in the occupied West Bank. It allows executions by hanging to be carried out covertly and imposes near-total isolation on “death row” prisoners. The law applies only to Palestinians under “acts of terrorism,” and not to Israelis. The legislation has drawn widespread criticism for violating the right to life and for its discriminatory application. Human rights groups and legal experts have strongly opposed the bill, citing Israel's broad use of "terrorism" charges against Palestinians and a sharp rise in reports of torture and deaths in custody since the war on Gaza began.

A woman staged a protest in Oslo to raise awareness of Israel's plans to execute Palestinian detainees, laying out a banner that read “Free Palestinian Hostages” as part of the demonstration. The woman set up a number of nooses and symbolically hung herself to raise awareness of the controversial legislation. The action was used to highlight opposition to Israel's execution laws, with the protester using a symbolic noose to represent capital punishment. The law creates an effective blackout for Palestinians sentenced to death in the occupied West Bank. It allows executions by hanging to be carried out covertly and imposes near-total isolation on “death row” prisoners. The law applies only to Palestinians under “acts of terrorism,” and not to Israelis. The legislation has drawn widespread criticism for violating the right to life and for its discriminatory application. Human rights groups and legal experts have strongly opposed the bill, citing Israel's broad use of "terrorism" charges against Palestinians and a sharp rise in reports of torture and deaths in custody since the war on Gaza began.

Middle East Eye

27,206 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

Ahmad Shahidov exposed India’s human rights violations in Kashmir at OSCE Vienna meeting On May 6, a two-day conference titled “Protecting Civil Society: The Role of Human Rights Defenders and the Freedom of Peaceful Assembly” continued its work in Vienna, organized by the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights and the Finnish OSCE Chairmanship. The event brought together ambassadors, diplomats, and official representatives from 57 countries to discuss the protection of civil society within the OSCE region, the work of human rights defenders, the protection of freedom of peaceful assembly, and the current challenges in these areas. Ahmad Shahidov, head of the Azerbaijan Institute for Democracy and Human Rights and a human rights defender, delivered a speech during the panel discussion. In his address, Shahidov highlighted increasing pressure on human rights defenders by India in South Asia, mass human rights violations in the Kashmir region, war crimes trials underway in Baku, and the growing nuclear threat in the region, warning that such escalation poses a direct risk to European and global security. At the start of his remarks, Shahidov responded to a statement made by an Armenian colleague, stressing that human rights issues should not be politicized or manipulated. He stated that the Armenian nationals currently on trial in Baku are being prosecuted for committing war crimes and financing terrorism. Shahidov emphasized that he personally attended those court hearings, where Araik Harutyunyan, Ruben Vardanyan, and others made confessions confirming their crimes. He invited international colleagues to attend these trials and see the facts for themselves. Further in his speech, Shahidov drew attention to the human rights abuses in #Kashmir, documented by Amnesty International and UN reports. He noted India’s ongoing repression in the region, restrictions on freedom of expression and assembly, and arrests of human rights defenders and journalists. He called on the international community to adopt a firmer and principled position on these issues. In conclusion, Shahidov warned about the increasing nuclear threat in South Asia, emphasizing that any military escalation would endanger not only the region but also European and global security. He invited fellow panelists to share their views on the human rights situation in Kashmir and urged joint international action. #Pakistan #India

Ahmad Shahidov exposed India’s human rights violations in Kashmir at OSCE Vienna meeting On May 6, a two-day conference titled “Protecting Civil Society: The Role of Human Rights Defenders and the Freedom of Peaceful Assembly” continued its work in Vienna, organized by the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights and the Finnish OSCE Chairmanship. The event brought together ambassadors, diplomats, and official representatives from 57 countries to discuss the protection of civil society within the OSCE region, the work of human rights defenders, the protection of freedom of peaceful assembly, and the current challenges in these areas. Ahmad Shahidov, head of the Azerbaijan Institute for Democracy and Human Rights and a human rights defender, delivered a speech during the panel discussion. In his address, Shahidov highlighted increasing pressure on human rights defenders by India in South Asia, mass human rights violations in the Kashmir region, war crimes trials underway in Baku, and the growing nuclear threat in the region, warning that such escalation poses a direct risk to European and global security. At the start of his remarks, Shahidov responded to a statement made by an Armenian colleague, stressing that human rights issues should not be politicized or manipulated. He stated that the Armenian nationals currently on trial in Baku are being prosecuted for committing war crimes and financing terrorism. Shahidov emphasized that he personally attended those court hearings, where Araik Harutyunyan, Ruben Vardanyan, and others made confessions confirming their crimes. He invited international colleagues to attend these trials and see the facts for themselves. Further in his speech, Shahidov drew attention to the human rights abuses in #Kashmir, documented by Amnesty International and UN reports. He noted India’s ongoing repression in the region, restrictions on freedom of expression and assembly, and arrests of human rights defenders and journalists. He called on the international community to adopt a firmer and principled position on these issues. In conclusion, Shahidov warned about the increasing nuclear threat in South Asia, emphasizing that any military escalation would endanger not only the region but also European and global security. He invited fellow panelists to share their views on the human rights situation in Kashmir and urged joint international action. #Pakistan #India

Dr. Ahmad Shahidov

11,955 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Ukraine’s Defense Ministry to inspect all military recruitment centers The decision comes after a series of high-profile scandals involving Ukraine’s military recruitment offices, including allegations of unlawful detention, abuse, and the recent case of a man who was allegedly held and sexually assaulted by TCC staff. Deputy Defense Minister Mstyslav Banik said that law enforcement agencies and relevant authorities will review all complaints involving possible misconduct by recruitment center personnel. “Any violence, human rights violations, or humiliation of people’s dignity is categorically unacceptable, especially in the fifth year of the war,” Banik said. The Defense Ministry also announced plans to reform the recruitment system and make the mobilization process more transparent, humane, and accountable.

NEXTA

33,602 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

NBI Director Melvin Matibag announced that they will file cases against former congressman Mike Defensor in relation to the alleged human trafficking operations linked to a KTV bar in Pasig. According to the NBI, the building's floor plan revealed violations of the National Building Code. Defensor was allegedly aware of, and consented to, structural modifications that facilitated human trafficking activities, including the installation of concealed doors, hidden stairways, and private rooms. | via Allison Co

NBI Director Melvin Matibag announced that they will file cases against former congressman Mike Defensor in relation to the alleged human trafficking operations linked to a KTV bar in Pasig. According to the NBI, the building's floor plan revealed violations of the National Building Code. Defensor was allegedly aware of, and consented to, structural modifications that facilitated human trafficking activities, including the installation of concealed doors, hidden stairways, and private rooms. | via Allison Co

ABS-CBN News

16,605 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

#Indonesia: We are following closely the spate of violence in the context of nationwide protests over parliamentary allowances, austerity measures, and alleged use of unnecessary or disproportionate force by security forces. We stress the importance of dialogue to address the public’s concerns. The authorities must uphold the rights to peaceful assembly and freedom of expression while maintaining order, in line with international norms and standards, in relation to the policing of public assemblies. All security forces, including the military when deployed in a law enforcement capacity, must comply with the basic principles on the use of force and firearms by law enforcement officials. We call for prompt, thorough, and transparent investigations into all alleged violations of international human rights law, including with respect to use of force. It is also important that the media is permitted to report on events freely and independently. ➡️

#Indonesia: We are following closely the spate of violence in the context of nationwide protests over parliamentary allowances, austerity measures, and alleged use of unnecessary or disproportionate force by security forces. We stress the importance of dialogue to address the public’s concerns. The authorities must uphold the rights to peaceful assembly and freedom of expression while maintaining order, in line with international norms and standards, in relation to the policing of public assemblies. All security forces, including the military when deployed in a law enforcement capacity, must comply with the basic principles on the use of force and firearms by law enforcement officials. We call for prompt, thorough, and transparent investigations into all alleged violations of international human rights law, including with respect to use of force. It is also important that the media is permitted to report on events freely and independently. ➡️

UN Human Rights

4,587,154 görüntüleme • 11 ay önce

From a #prison torture interrogator under the #Assad regime to a hairdresser turning her work from torturing #women to beautifying their faces. The story of the transformation of a former #prison guard in #Syria named Hala Mounir Mohammad, who worked during the period of the former regime in a detention facility belonging to #Syrian #Air #Force Intelligence in #Damascus. Former female detainees have given testimonies accusing her of serious violations, including torture, humiliation, deprivation of food and medical care, and the use of harsh torture methods such as the “dulab” (tire method) and severe beatings, in addition to extorting detainees’ families. According to these accounts, Hala, known inside the prison as “Mounira,” had previously participated in military operations before moving to prison work, where she became known for her violent behavior and for boasting about her actions. After the fall of the former regime, her life took a different path, and she began working as a hairdresser in the ##Mazzeh 86 neighborhood in #Damascus, which shocked survivors who later came forward with their testimonies. Following media investigations and multiple witness accounts, Internal #Security Forces arrested her, and she is currently on trial on charges related to crimes and abuses committed during her previous role.

From a #prison torture interrogator under the #Assad regime to a hairdresser turning her work from torturing #women to beautifying their faces. The story of the transformation of a former #prison guard in #Syria named Hala Mounir Mohammad, who worked during the period of the former regime in a detention facility belonging to #Syrian #Air #Force Intelligence in #Damascus. Former female detainees have given testimonies accusing her of serious violations, including torture, humiliation, deprivation of food and medical care, and the use of harsh torture methods such as the “dulab” (tire method) and severe beatings, in addition to extorting detainees’ families. According to these accounts, Hala, known inside the prison as “Mounira,” had previously participated in military operations before moving to prison work, where she became known for her violent behavior and for boasting about her actions. After the fall of the former regime, her life took a different path, and she began working as a hairdresser in the ##Mazzeh 86 neighborhood in #Damascus, which shocked survivors who later came forward with their testimonies. Following media investigations and multiple witness accounts, Internal #Security Forces arrested her, and she is currently on trial on charges related to crimes and abuses committed during her previous role.

Qusay Noor

55,427 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

A delegation from BNM BNM attended the European Parliament in Brussels, Belgium, today to engage with Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) and raise serious concerns regarding Pakistan's compliance with its obligations under the GSP+ (Generalised Scheme of Preferences Plus) framework. During the meetings, the delegation highlighted the grave human rights violations in Balochistan and emphasized that these abuses are inconsistent with the human rights commitments required under the GSP+ agreement. The delegation urged the European Union to conduct a thorough review of Pakistan's compliance with its GSP+ obligations and recommended that the GSP+ status should be revoked as Pakistan is found to be in persistent violation of its commitments.

A delegation from BNM BNM attended the European Parliament in Brussels, Belgium, today to engage with Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) and raise serious concerns regarding Pakistan's compliance with its obligations under the GSP+ (Generalised Scheme of Preferences Plus) framework. During the meetings, the delegation highlighted the grave human rights violations in Balochistan and emphasized that these abuses are inconsistent with the human rights commitments required under the GSP+ agreement. The delegation urged the European Union to conduct a thorough review of Pakistan's compliance with its GSP+ obligations and recommended that the GSP+ status should be revoked as Pakistan is found to be in persistent violation of its commitments.

Paank

33,627 görüntüleme • 16 gün önce

Father John Lydon on Pope Leo: in Peru, we lived together during a time of terrorism and an authoritarian government, and violations of human rights. And he was in the main plaza of our city gathering signatures in defense of human rights, in the plaza surrounded by government buildings. So this is not somebody who just woke up and decided, well, now is the time to speak about human rights. This is part of his identity… He's going to continue to speak up based on the moral principles of the church, because that's what he was elected to do. That's what all the popes are supposed to do

Father John Lydon on Pope Leo: in Peru, we lived together during a time of terrorism and an authoritarian government, and violations of human rights. And he was in the main plaza of our city gathering signatures in defense of human rights, in the plaza surrounded by government buildings. So this is not somebody who just woke up and decided, well, now is the time to speak about human rights. This is part of his identity… He's going to continue to speak up based on the moral principles of the church, because that's what he was elected to do. That's what all the popes are supposed to do

Acyn

546,243 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

A pro-Palestinian protest by two Microsoft employees, Ibtihal Aboussad and Vaniya Agrawal interrupted the company’s 50th anniversary celebration that included Bill Gates. Aboussad shouted: “Shame on you. You claim that you care about using AI for good but Microsoft sells AI weapons to the Israeli military." Both employees have been locked out of their accounts, indicating they are being fired. It's easy to understand why a jehadi like Aboussad would politicize a company event. That's what these disloyal parasites always do. For them, the only thing that matters is jehad. But Agrawal is a Hindu from a community that has been a victim of Islamic jehad. Because she's a liberal, she is blind to the fact that if ever there is a religious riot, Aboussad won't think twice before slashing her neck while shouting ISIS slogans. Agrawal threw away her career for a cause that doesn't value her as a human because she's a kafir. She is supporting an ideology that treats Hinduism as shirk - the greatest sin. Note to employers: Liberals are the useful idiots of Islam, and must be screened at the interview stage.

A pro-Palestinian protest by two Microsoft employees, Ibtihal Aboussad and Vaniya Agrawal interrupted the company’s 50th anniversary celebration that included Bill Gates. Aboussad shouted: “Shame on you. You claim that you care about using AI for good but Microsoft sells AI weapons to the Israeli military." Both employees have been locked out of their accounts, indicating they are being fired. It's easy to understand why a jehadi like Aboussad would politicize a company event. That's what these disloyal parasites always do. For them, the only thing that matters is jehad. But Agrawal is a Hindu from a community that has been a victim of Islamic jehad. Because she's a liberal, she is blind to the fact that if ever there is a religious riot, Aboussad won't think twice before slashing her neck while shouting ISIS slogans. Agrawal threw away her career for a cause that doesn't value her as a human because she's a kafir. She is supporting an ideology that treats Hinduism as shirk - the greatest sin. Note to employers: Liberals are the useful idiots of Islam, and must be screened at the interview stage.

Rakesh Krishnan Simha

304,024 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

The UAE took control of Riyan Airport in Mukalla, Hadramout in 2016 and turned it from a civilian airport into a military base, leading to its closure to civilian flights for years and isolating Hadramout from the outside world. During this period, serious allegations were raised against the UAE, including: Using parts of the airport as secret detention and prison facilities. Enforced disappearances of Yemeni civilians, with testimonies describing torture and ill-treatment. Depriving civilians of travel, medical evacuation, and basic mobility due to the airport’s closure. These allegations were reported in human rights reports and local testimonies, with repeated calls for independent investigations, yet no real accountability has occurred to date. The Riyan Airport case stands as a stark example of the militarization of civilian facilities and grave human rights violations in Yemen, with its wounds still open and justice yet to be served.

The UAE took control of Riyan Airport in Mukalla, Hadramout in 2016 and turned it from a civilian airport into a military base, leading to its closure to civilian flights for years and isolating Hadramout from the outside world. During this period, serious allegations were raised against the UAE, including: Using parts of the airport as secret detention and prison facilities. Enforced disappearances of Yemeni civilians, with testimonies describing torture and ill-treatment. Depriving civilians of travel, medical evacuation, and basic mobility due to the airport’s closure. These allegations were reported in human rights reports and local testimonies, with repeated calls for independent investigations, yet no real accountability has occurred to date. The Riyan Airport case stands as a stark example of the militarization of civilian facilities and grave human rights violations in Yemen, with its wounds still open and justice yet to be served.

Emelia🌙

162,368 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

Members of Indian People in Solidarity with Palestine (IPSP) held a flash protest outside a McDonald’s outlet in Delhi’s Janpath on April 3. The protest was part of the global BDS campaign, urging people to boycott brands like McDonald’s and Coca-Cola. Activists raised slogans, distributed pamphlets, and spoke about corporate links to the Israel-Palestine conflict. They said the campaign is about human rights and standing in solidarity with Palestinians.

Members of Indian People in Solidarity with Palestine (IPSP) held a flash protest outside a McDonald’s outlet in Delhi’s Janpath on April 3. The protest was part of the global BDS campaign, urging people to boycott brands like McDonald’s and Coca-Cola. Activists raised slogans, distributed pamphlets, and spoke about corporate links to the Israel-Palestine conflict. They said the campaign is about human rights and standing in solidarity with Palestinians.

The Observer Post

22,576 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

🚨Iran News Alert | Luxembourg Parliament Votes Unanimously on IRGC The Luxembourg Parliament has unanimously adopted a resolution—with the votes of all 60 MPs—calling for the terrorist designation of the IRGC. 🗓️ Tuesday, January 20, 2026 📍 Adopted during a parliamentary session attended by Xavier Bettel, Luxembourg’s foreign minister. Key points of the resolution: Urges the European Union to actively move forward with designating the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organization. States the IRGC plays a central role in serious human rights violations, including arbitrary executions, mass arrests, torture, and the violent suppression of protests, as well as repression of women, ethnic groups, religious minorities, and political opponents in Iran. Affirms that the IRGC supports and finances terrorist groups in multiple regions worldwide. Strongly condemns all repression and violence against civilians and calls on Iran to respect its international human rights obligations. Supports additional, targeted, effective, and coordinated EU sanctions against IRGC leaders, members, and affiliated entities. Reaffirms Luxembourg’s unwavering commitment to freedom, human dignity, fundamental rights, and solidarity with the Iranian people seeking liberty, justice, and civil and political rights. Calls on Luxembourg to strengthen diplomatic efforts on human rights in Iran in close coordination with European and international partners. During the debate, MPs from across parties voiced support for the Iranian people’s uprising, noting that protesters have rejected both monarchical and religious dictatorship.

🚨Iran News Alert | Luxembourg Parliament Votes Unanimously on IRGC The Luxembourg Parliament has unanimously adopted a resolution—with the votes of all 60 MPs—calling for the terrorist designation of the IRGC. 🗓️ Tuesday, January 20, 2026 📍 Adopted during a parliamentary session attended by Xavier Bettel, Luxembourg’s foreign minister. Key points of the resolution: Urges the European Union to actively move forward with designating the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organization. States the IRGC plays a central role in serious human rights violations, including arbitrary executions, mass arrests, torture, and the violent suppression of protests, as well as repression of women, ethnic groups, religious minorities, and political opponents in Iran. Affirms that the IRGC supports and finances terrorist groups in multiple regions worldwide. Strongly condemns all repression and violence against civilians and calls on Iran to respect its international human rights obligations. Supports additional, targeted, effective, and coordinated EU sanctions against IRGC leaders, members, and affiliated entities. Reaffirms Luxembourg’s unwavering commitment to freedom, human dignity, fundamental rights, and solidarity with the Iranian people seeking liberty, justice, and civil and political rights. Calls on Luxembourg to strengthen diplomatic efforts on human rights in Iran in close coordination with European and international partners. During the debate, MPs from across parties voiced support for the Iranian people’s uprising, noting that protesters have rejected both monarchical and religious dictatorship.

SIMAY AZADI TV

24,283 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce