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Blinne Ní Ghrálaigh presented arguments that showed the suffering Israel has inflicted on Palestinians in Gaza, calling it “the first genocide in history where its victims are broadcasting their own destruction in real time in the desperate, so far vain, hope that the world that might do something.”
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South African lawyer Adila Hassim presented evidence including Israel dropping 6,000 bombs a week to kill more than 23,000 Palestinians to imposing measures to starve the population in Gaza, deprive them of clean water and obliterating the healthcare system.
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“No armed attack on a state territory, no matter how serious, even an attack involving atrocity crimes can provide any justification for or defense to breaches to the [Genocide] Convention.”
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From subtle acts of activism to historic first time goals, there was no shortage of incredible moments at the 2023 Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.
Women
Here are some of the women who are making an impact and inspiring us this week.
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“At my age, I think if I was not in this sport I should have been confined to a wheelchair.”
Women
Here are some of the women who are making an impact and inspiring us this week.
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Semakaleng Mathebula had never seen a hot air balloon growing up but is now one of the few women in the industry.
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Thousands of people took part in the first Pride march in Johannesburg, South Africa, since the COVID-19 pandemic on Saturday Oct. 29, celebrating the LGBTQ community despite a US terror attack warning in the city.
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A case involving 14 men who allegedly robbed and gang-raped several women from a film crew in South Africa has caused outrage after prosecutors cleared the men when DNA evidence failed to link them to the crime.
Activism
Young people around the world took to the streets on Friday Sep. 23 as part of a global climate strike, the latest in the Fridays for Future (FFF) movement.
Climate
South Africa has experienced its deadliest flood ever, killing at least 341 people and affecting more than 40,000 people.