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On February 26th, Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) at Brown University hosted an event featuring speakers who discussed Palestinian.
Simply put, because UNRWA’s mere existence separate from the UN’s main humanitarian agencies is political. The title of the event, “Delivering Critical Assistance,” and Lazzarini’s speech itself, illustrate this point. While pleading for more money, Lazzarini told the story of a young person:
[S]he explained to us how difficult it was to do e-learning, or distance learning, with her household of seven daughters, all of them needing a device. And all of [a sudden], she burst into tears and she said that ‘my dream has always been to be accepted at Oxford. But how do you want me to be accepted at Oxford if I do not have access to a device and do not have access to digital learning?’
Chad votes with 30-year ruler Idriss Deby poised for sixth win
Monday April 12 2021
Chadian President Idriss Deby Itno casts his ballot at a polling station in N djamena, on April 11, 2021. PHOTO | AFP
Summary
Deby urged voters at his final rally on Friday to turn out massively , but many residents have voiced disinterest in an election whose outcome already appears certain.
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Chad headed into presidential elections Sunday with Idriss Deby Itno, ruler for the last three decades, set to win a sixth term.
A key ally in the West s anti-jihadist campaign in the Sahel, Deby, 68, is the frontrunner in a six-candidate race without major rivals, after a campaign in which demonstrations were banned or dispersed.
Chad Votes With 30-year Ruler Deby Poised For Sixth Win
04/11/21 AT 4:00 AM
Chad headed into presidential elections Sunday with Idriss Deby Itno, ruler for the last three decades, set to win a sixth term.
A key ally in the West s anti-jihadist campaign in the Sahel, Deby, 68, is the frontrunner in a six-candidate race without major rivals after a campaign in which demonstrations were banned or dispersed.
Queueing to vote in the capital N Djamena, a 25-year-old saleswoman named Bernadette told AFP she was voting for Deby because thanks to him I am free to walk wherever I want, day or night, in total security .