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Which state? Biden's or the Palestinians? | JNS | clevelandjewishnews.com - Vimarsana News

Which state? Biden's or the Palestinians? | JNS | clevelandjewishnews.com

The world’s response to Palestinian demands should be, as we said as kids, “tough noogies.”The post Which state? Biden’s or the Palestinians? appeared first on JNS.org.

Sexual Violence Is Not an Inevitable Cost of War - Vimarsana News

Sexual Violence Is Not an Inevitable Cost of War

The ever-growing list of conflict zones in which sexual violence has been reported globally this year, including in Israel, Ethiopia, Sudan, Ukraine, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Haiti, underscores the persistent horror of this scourge. Acts of conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV) violate not only the physical and mental integrity of the victims but also breach international humanitarian law and human rights principles.

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GP partnership Modality wins award for non-medical support - Vimarsana News

GP partnership Modality wins award for non-medical support

A GP GROUP with practices in Skipton, Gargrave and South Craven has been awarded a new accolade.

Keighley GP partnership recognised for non-medical support - Vimarsana News

Keighley GP partnership recognised for non-medical support

A GP group with practices across the area has been awarded a new accolade.

Five Gains and Gaps in the Campaign to End Conflict-Related Sexual Violence - Vimarsana News

Five Gains and Gaps in the Campaign to End Conflict-Related Sexual Violence

The wars of the 1990s — particularly in the former Yugoslavia, Rwanda, Sierra Leone and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) — saw the devastating use of sexual violence not only by individual subordinate soldiers, but as deliberate tactics of war by state and non-state armed actors. In response, a wave of strong advocacy from women’s civil society organizations called for an end to these acts of violence, and their vision was eventually incorporated into U.N. Security Council Resolution (UNSCR) 1325 and what is now known as the Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda in 2000.

Source: usip.org