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Stepping forward with public commitments for Making different sectors carbon neutral by 2050

Posted on September 26, 2019 by Marcus Ampe

Already months we can find youngsters coming on the streets to wake up politicians, opening their eyes for the miserable predicament for our climate and conservation of plants and animals. This week, leaders from some of the most heavily polluting … Continue reading →

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Posted in Environment and Ecology, News and Politics, Welfare and Health, World | Tagged 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, Biological annihilation, Carbon dioxide emissions, Carbon emission(s), Carbon neutral, Child Labour, Climate, Climate change, Climate condition(s), Climate neutrality, Climate target(s), CO2 emissions, Deforestation, Fish stock(s), Global Warming, Greenhouse gas emission(s), Groundwater, Mark Rutte, Melati Wijsen, Mitigation effort(s), Netherlands, Paris Climate Agreement, Plastic pollution, Plastic waste, Polluting industry, Public commitment, SDI Summit, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Universal healthcare, World Economic Forum | 12 Comments

2015 In the Picture

Posted on January 11, 2016 by Marcus Ampe

2015 opened with an attack on the freedom of press. The first month of the year there was an outpouring of anguished and biting solidarity with those gunned down at the French weekly Charlie Hebdo where 12 were killed including … Continue reading →

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Posted in Crisis, Food, History, News and Politics, Poverty, Sport, Visuals (Video, Photo, Cartoon), Welfare and Health, World | Tagged 2015, Adolescent birth, Africa, Arab Spring, Bashar al-Assad, Cartoons, Charlie Hebdo, Child Labour, Child slavery, Dafne Schippers, David Pope (cartoonist), Delfine Persoon, Dina Asher-Smith, Domestic violence, Donald Trump, European Union, Female genital mutilation, Freedom of press, Helena Ndume, Hooliganism, Human displacement, Human rights violations, Humanitarian of the Year, International Women’s Day, Islamic State (IS), Kailash Satyarthi, Madaya (Maydan-Syria), Mae Azango, Malala Yousafzai, Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela Prize, Refugees of the Syrian civil war, Rioting, Sexual assault, Starvation, Stella Paul, Sub-Saharan Africa, Syria, Syrian civil war, Terror attacks, Verviers, Violence in sports, Wellbeing, Women Deliver (global advocacy organization), Women’s health, Women’s rights abuses, Women’s wellbeing, World Humanitarian Day | 22 Comments

2015 Human rights

Posted on January 5, 2016 by Marcus Ampe

Terrorism and freedom of speech In the wake of the horrific shooting at the offices of the French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo, illustrators and cartoonists around the world came together in solidarity with the 12 artists and ordinary people who … Continue reading →

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Posted in Armoede, History, News and Politics, Religion, Visuals (Video, Photo, Cartoon), World | Tagged 2015, 9/11 = 2001 September 11, Abdul-Malik al-Houthi, Abuse of religion, Action Plan, Adel Al-Jubeir, Al-Qaeda / al-Qaida, Alexander De Croo, Americans, Angela Merkel, Arab people, Asia-Pacific region, Asylum seekers, Aung San Suu Kyi, Ban Ki-moon, Bangladesh, Bart Weekers, Belgian Jews, Belgium, Benjamin Netanyahu, Bisexual, Blasphemy, Boko Haram, Borgerhout, Brazil, Britta Schumacher, Burundi, Cameroon, Caribbean, Cartoon, Cartoons, Censor, Censorship, Central Africa, Central African Republic, Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), Charles Michel, Charlie Hebdo, Child Labour, Child slaves, Child soldiers, Children not Soldier campaign, China, Copenhagen, Credibility of governmental sayings, Cuba, Dilma Rousseff, Discrimination, Economic crisis, El Salvador, Equality, Equality for women, Erik Wemple Blog, Eritrea, Europe, European Union, Exploitation of man, Faisal Bin Abdulrahman Bin Muaammar, Fedasil, Fighting terrorism, Flemish Parliament, France, Free press, Free society, Freedom of expression, Freedom of movement, Freedom of press, Freedom of religion, Freedom of speech, Freedom of thought, Gay, Gender equality, Gender Inequality Index (GII), Gender police, Gender-related discrimination, Ghent, Global economic crisis, Globalisation, Haiti, Health professionals, Homosexuality, Human dignity, Human Right, Human Rights, Human Rights Watch, Human Rights Without Frontiers, Human Rights Without Frontiers International (HRWF Int’l), Indigenous people of El Salvador, Institute for the Equality of Women and Men, International Labor Organization, International Women's Year, International Women’s Day, Interreligious Platform of the Central African Republic, Iran, Iraq, Islamic extremism, Islamic fundamentalists, Islamic State (IS), Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), Islamic terrorists, Islamism, Islamists, Israël, Je suis Charlie, Jewish community, Jewish Voice for Peace, Jews, Jihadi fighters, Jihadism, Jihadists, Joods Actueel, Kailash Satyarthi, Kenya, Kim Jeong-Wook, King Abdullah Bin Abdulaziz International Centre for Interreligious and Intercultural Dialogue (KAICIID), Lakshmi Puri, Land ownership, Latin America, Lesbian, Libya, Liesbet Homans, London, Maternal mortality, Matthias Diependaele, Michael Freilich, Michel Chossudovsky, Middle East, Migrants, Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), Muhammad, Muslims, Myanmar, Mystery shoppers, Netherlands, New World Order, New York Times, Nicotine poisoning, Nigeria, North Africa, North Americans, North Korea, Osama Bin Laden, Palestinian people, Palestinian(s), Paris, Pas-de-Calais, Public health services, Radicalisation, Refugees, Renewed Efforts Against Child Hunger and Undernutrition (REACH) programme, Reproductive health needs, Resul Tapmaz, Robert Mugabe, Roberto Savio, Satire, Saudi Arabia, Security measures, Sex discrimination, Sex slaves, Sexual and reproductive health rights, Sexual health needs, Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr, Slavery, Somalia, South Asia, South Sudan, Southern Europe, Sudan, Susan Bissell, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Syria, Terror, Terror attacks, Terror organisations, Terrorism, The Network, The New York Times, Tobacco farms, Transgender, Unemployment, Unesco, United Nations Commission on Population and Development, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), United States, United States Naval Special Warfare Development Group, United States Navy SEALs, Uyghur Muslims, Vilvoorde, War on terrorism, War refugees, Washington Post, Women labour, World Conference on Women, World Health Organisation (WHO), Yemen, Zimbabwe | 29 Comments

2014 Human Rights

Posted on January 8, 2015 by Marcus Ampe

Women and children A group of girls play in Beijing, China, where the constitution does not include a non-discrimination clause. Photograph: AP Which countries have laws preventing violence against women? Which legislate for gender equality? And which countries allow abortion? … Continue reading →

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Posted in B4Peace, Environment and Ecology, Food, History, News and Politics, Welfare and Health, World | Tagged 1968, 2014, Abortion, Afghan refugees, Aids, anti-Communist dictatorship, Anti-sexism Guidebook, Asia, Awid, Belgium, Ben Emmerson, Boko Haram, Bono, Borno state, Brazilian military government, Cambodia, Censorship, Child Labour, Chocolate industry, CIA, Cocoa, Cold War, Communist Party of Kampuchea, Counter-terrorism, Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU), Crimes against humanity, Customer card, Degrading treatment, Democratic Kampuchea, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Dianne Feinstein, DREAM Act, Edward Snowden, Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA), Equal Opportunities, Equality, Eric Garner, European Court of Human Rights, Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC), Fedasil, Ferguson, Fight for the Future, Fighting terrorism, Fundamental Muslims, Gay, Gender and Sexuality, Gender equality, Germany, Ghana, Global development, Goodluck Jonathan, Google, Google Chrome, Guantánamo Bay, House of Representatives, House Republicans, Human Rights, Human Rights Watch, Immigration, Inequality, Inhuman treatment, Institute for the Equality of Women and Men, Internet, Internet companies, Internet Police, Internet Security, Interrogation techniques, Iraq, Islamic caliphate, Islamic State (IS), Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), Ivory Coast, Jihadist groups, Joëlle Milquet, John Boehner, Kenneth Roth, Khieu Samphan, Khmer Rouge, Khmer Rouge Tribunal, Latin America, Lesbian, Madrid, Maggie De Block, Malawi, Mama Cash, Michael Brown, Mohammed Yusuf, Myanmar, National Truth Commission, National Truth Commission (CNV), New York, Nigeria, North Africa, North Vietnam, Nuon Chea, ONE, ONE Youth Ambassadors, Pakistan, Palestinian(s), Pathet Lao, Police accountability, Police brutality, Reset the Net, Rome, Ron Wyden, Same-sex couples, Same-sex marriage, Same-sex relationship, School of the Americas, Sexist behaviour, Somalia, South Sudan, St. Louis, Staten Island, Sudan, Syria, Syrian refugees, Syrians, Take Action community, Tanzania, Terrorism, The Guardian, Theo Francken, Torture, Torture of prisoners, Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP), Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), Turkey, UN Relief and Works Agency, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), United States Congress, United States of America, USA Patriot Act, Viet Cong, Vietnam People's Army, Vietnam War, Violence, Violence against Women, War crimes, Waterboarding, Women's Rights, Yazidis | 29 Comments

Blow to legitimacy of the capitalist system

Posted on April 15, 2013 by Marcus Ampe

It is acknowledged by serious bourgeois economists that the global economic crisis — the worst since the 1930s—has dealt a devastating blow to the international legitimacy of the capitalist system. Protecting the ones who harmed many After Word War II … Continue reading →

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Posted in Crisis, Dagboek = Diary, Poverty, Welfare and Health | Tagged Agriculture, American Colonists, Capitalism, Child Labour, Community, Death, Europe, European Union, Exploitation, Globalization, Great Depression, Human Traffick, Iindustrial Production, Joseph Pilates, Kounovsky technique, Lust, Market-economy, Money, Old World, Opportunities, Pilates technique, Profits, Ruling Class, Sexual Exploitation, Soviet Union, Unemployment, United States, Violence | 19 Comments

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