Given my job, I should be able to know how to communicate with my relatives, but I know that if I try to contact them, they will have problems with the police... If they are still alive, of course. Ibrahim, a computer engineer living in Istanbul, has not heard from his parents since 2016. “Given my job, I should be able to know how to communicate with my relatives, but I know that if I try to contact them, they will have problems with the police... If they are still alive, of course,” he says. #Uigures #Exilio #DerechosHumanos (translated)
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El exilio de la etnia uigur: la vida en suspenso entre China y Turquía
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This tent is just a piece of cloth. Imagine that a military vehicle came here and fired a burst of bullets. There were also gunfire coming from the sky, from the quadcopter drones, and they were directed against unarmed civilians. We left our neighborhood, Zeitoun, to survive, but death is following us. #Gaza #conflict #drepturileomului (translated)
„În fiecare zi au loc ucideri”. Locuitorii din Gaza, în continuare sub focul atacurilor israeliene. „Armistițiul este o minciună”
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"The young people were very disciplined. The police were still very restrained. It's quite encouraging to see young people mobilizing for their rights." A regular at protests, Ibrahim praises the younger ones: "The young people were very disciplined." #LycéensMobilisés #ConditionsDÉtudes #RépressionPolice (translated)
"Il n'y a pas assez de professeurs ni de matériel" : à Marseille et Lyon, les lycéens soutenus par leurs parents dénoncent leurs conditions d'études
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