Friday, May 30, 2014

UN RIGHTS OFFICE WELCOMES NEW US SUPREME COURT DEATH PENALTY RULING ON GAF RULING OF 70

The GAF is  Psychology and Psychologists view of a subject in Study not like the Intelligence Qualify "IQ" much was shown in film of "Forrest Gump" of Forrest base on the Bell Curve but with changes in confinement of person a new measurements came forward called the GAF a scale of one to care for therself much again like "I've Fallen I can't get up" (a patent statement) such is the ability to care for oneself in that means a man or woman on Death Roll still can "Care" for their self and thus still able to be Corrected to Standards of Society of the Wrong that was done in the Crime so Standish of Citizens and in doing so The Citizens can assist on how to Root the problem of Murder or other tasteless criminal conduct without burying such in a execution but such has No effect in War such as The Iraq War the Afghanistan War or War on The Airways including Travelers Bill of Rights.

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UN RIGHTS OFFICE WELCOMES NEW US SUPREME COURT DEATH PENALTY RULING

Citing a new ruling issued by the United States Supreme Court, the United Nations human rights office today touted this latest development as a watershed moment in the country’s rulings regarding the use of the death penalty against people with mental and intellectual disabilities. Read more


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BANGUI CHURCH MASSACRE ENDANGERS LAST HAVENS FOR CENTRAL AFRICAN DISPLACED, UN SAYS

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BANGUI CHURCH MASSACRE ENDANGERS LAST HAVENS FOR CENTRAL AFRICAN DISPLACED, UN SAYS

Wednesday’s deadly attack in the capital of the Central African Republic (CAR), on a church that was sheltering thousands of people, endangers some of the last havens for those fleeing rampant violence in the war-battered country, the United Nations refugee agency said today. Read more


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Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today strongly condemned recent attacks in the Central African Republic (CAR) and encouraged the country’s Transitional Authority to do everything within its means to prevent further violence and to hold the perpetrators to account. Read more


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Tuesday, May 27, 2014

Ivana Raymonda van der Veen: "Ivana - Somewhere In Time (Original Song & Official Music Video)" and more videos

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Sunday, May 25, 2014

ON AFRICA DAY, BAN URGES LEVERAGING CONTINENT'S POTENTIAL FOR THE GOOD OF ALL PEOPLE

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ON AFRICA DAY, BAN URGES LEVERAGING CONTINENT'S POTENTIAL FOR THE GOOD OF ALL PEOPLE

The world must do more to unleash Africa&#39s full potential in agriculture, United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today said while also urging the continent&#39s leaders and development partners to combat growing social and economic inequalities. Read more


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