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Malaysian defendants in Bali bombings to serve about five more years

The ruling by a U.S. military judge followed a recommendation that bin Amin, bin Lep serve 23 years.

Erasmus More performs at Waldoboro church, Sept. 23

WALDOBORO — Broad Bay Congregational Church in Waldoboro opens its fall season of concerts on Saturday, Sept. 23, at 7 p.m., with vocalist and guitarist Erasmus More, otherwise known as Joe Cough, performing Renaissance-inspired music with a program...

NCTTP's 15th Annual Symposium "A Long and Winding Road: Ongoing Challenges and Healing Processes for Forced Migrants and Survivors of Torture"

The National Consortium of Torture Treatment Programs (NCTTP) is a U.S. based network of programs which exists to advance the knowledge, technical capacities and resources devoted to the care of torture survivors living in the United States and acts collectively to prevent torture worldwide. The symposium is a full-day event and open to the public. The objective […]

Sea Shanties and Folk Songs with Joe Cough at Rockport Public Library

ROCKPORT — Join Rockport Public Library, Thursday, June 30, from 2 - 3 p.m., in the Lower Level Archways, for a sea shanties sing-along with performer and music instructor, Joe Cough. Joe Cough (Erasmus More) is a Maine based musician, educator, and...

Sea shanty, folk song sing-along at Rockport library

Director of Bellevue's Program for Survivors of Torture Elected President of The National Consortium of Torture Treatment Programs

New York, NY Dr. Hawthorne Smith, Director of NYC Health + Hospitals/Bellevue’s Program for Survivors of Torture (PSOT), was recently elected to a two-year term as the new President of the National Consortium of Torture Treatment Programs (NCTTP), a U.S.-based network provider of services, education and resources for survivors of torture. As part of his

Cherie Bonder Dennis, Of Savannah-Chatham County, Named 2022 Georgia Teacher Of The Year

The "Social Distance" between Africa and African-Americans

Paris Jackson says paparazzi caused her long-term trauma

Paris Jackson says paparazzi caused her long-term trauma Today 06:00 am JST Today | 06:41 am JST NEW YORK Paris Jackson, stopping by “Red Table Talk” for a frank discussion about living under the media glare, reveals she suffers long-term anxiety and trauma from enduring countless camera clicks by paparazzi since she was a child. “I experience auditory hallucinations sometimes with camera clicks and severe paranoia and have been going to therapy for a lot of things but that included,” Jackson says. “I'll hear a trash bag rustling and flinch in panic.” She adds: "I think it's standard PTSD." Jackson, the daughter of Michael Jackson, has a one-on-one discussion with fellow paparazzi target and friend Willow Smith on Wednesday’s edition of the online talk show that airs on Facebook Watch at 9 a.m. PDT/noon EDT.

Michael Jackson's daughter Paris gets honest about her life under the media glare, says paparazzi caused her long-term trauma