Why Has The International Community Failed to Prevent Mass Killing and Genocide?
I felt strong inspiration around Syria my heart leading me to focus on Aleppo. What prompted this blog was my watching of an ABC Four Corners documentary highlighting the rebel situation in Aleppo, Syria. My instinct definitely urges me to write this blog as I absolutely know the lack of action by the… Continue reading
Repression: Autonomous Collective, Dictatorship or Self Realisation?
I awoke this morning with the word ‘repression’ in my mind. It was the answer to a long standing question I had experienced during a conflict with management. I had asked why I had been treated the way I had by using the silent treatment (stonewalling) rather than seeking pathways to resolve the conflict, which… Continue reading
Human Rights Watch: Somalia’s Child Soldiers
The children of the world are our children. Each child deserves happiness and the innocence of childhood. When adults use children to further their own needs they destroy the future through the next generation. Children need love, security and peaceful families in order for them to create a stable society and peaceful… Continue reading
Human Rights Watch: Child Soldiers and Child Abuse in Syria
When is the moment when the world understands it has a responsibility to protect all children? How long do people have to wait for the conscience of humanity to decide that violence destroys lives. Each life is equal each have families, each have dreams.
I am waiting for a World fit for children.… Continue reading
Geoffrey Robertson QC: Assange’s European Arrest Warrant Is Issued by a Prosecutor not a Court
Geoffrey Robertson is a respected Australia QC based in London. I see him as a leading voice in human rights and international law. This article was written in January yet it is relevant today.
My comment here is the inconvenience of truth. When truth is the light we all hold… Continue reading