#civils

[francepittoresque]

31 mai 1854 : abolition de la « mort civile » ➽ http://bit.ly/Abolition-Mort-Civile Consistant en la « cessation de toute participation aux droits civils », la mort se traduisait par l’extinction légalement prononcée de la personnalité juridique d’un individu, ce qui impliquait une privation générale des droits de ce dernier

[maybe-a-good-person]

Heloo

Came back from the trip, and o, boy, I was not expecting this. It crushed me entirely ( I went to the Vukovar, Croatia). Every year 8. graders go to trip to Vukovar to learn about war, how horrific it is, consequences , victims of war, peace and that such a crime must never ever happen again in Croatia.

In 1864. the Geneva Convention on the method of warfare was adopted (protection of the wounded, surrendered soldiers, they must not be tortured, etc.)

in the Homeland War for Croatia that rules were violated, civilians were taken to camps, tortured and killed, (Croatia did not have an army because it was still in Yugoslavia at the time and had only volunteers coming from all around Croatia and world, ordinary people who had so much love for the state) and the volunteers were killed, and in order not to prolong it, I will only tell the places we visited and why

Water tower, symbol of Croatian strength

Ovčara mass grave (200 people were killed, 60 are still wanted and one person managed to escape)

Memorial cemetery for the victims of the Homeland War (938 people buried, the youngest was 6 months old, the oldest 104 years old)

Church of St. Filip and Jakov

Vukovar hospital

Why am I telling you all this?

Why am I posting all this?

Because, it doesn't matter it happened 30 and something years ago, it's still happening, but not to my country but to the Ukraine and Russia, and Israel and Gaza. It doesn't matter (ok it does but) who's aggressor, people die on every side and civils are treated unhumanly. So, if I learned something from this trip, it's that we don't need more war, more murders, we need peace, the only thing everyone ever wanted. Stop the war!

[carbone14]

Des hollandais sur un char Sherman VC Firefly du régiment Lord Strathcona's Horse (Royal Canadians), un régiment du Corps blindé royal canadien – Libération des Pays-Bas – Hardewijk – Pays-Bas – 19 avril 1945

Photographe : Capitaine Jack H. Smith

©Library and Archives Canada - PA-138042

[j-r-macready]

Operation AEGIS by Combat Camera / Caméra de combat Via Flickr: Afghan refugees who supported Canada’s mission in Afghanistan arrive at Toronto Pearson International Airport on August 24, 2021. Please credit: MCpl Genevieve Lapointe, Canadian Forces Combat Camera, Canadian Armed Forces Photo ~ Des réfugiés afghans qui ont soutenu la mission du Canada en Afghanistan arrivent à l’aéroport international Pearson de Toronto, le 24 août 2021. Photo : Cplc Genevieve Lapointe, Caméra de combat des Forces canadiennes, Forces armées canadiennes

[mirrorontheworld]

Une milice turque exécute neuf civils kurdes, dont une femme politique

L’un des miliciens s’est filmé le pied sur le cadavre de la jeune femme en déclarant : « Voici le cadavre des porcs ».

[carbone14]

Des londoniens réfugiés dans la station de métro Aldwych assistent à un concert organisé par l’Entertainments National Service Association (ENSA) pendant le Blitz – Londres – 1940

L'Entertainments National Service Association est une organisation créée en 1939 par les acteurs Basil Dean et Leslie Henson pour divertir le personnel des forces armées britanniques pendant la seconde guerre mondiale.

[francepittoresque]

31 mai 1854 : abolition de la « mort civile » ➽ http://bit.ly/Abolition-Mort-Civile Consistant en la « cessation de toute participation aux droits civils », la mort se traduisait par l’extinction légalement prononcée de la personnalité juridique d’un individu, ce qui impliquait une privation générale des droits de ce dernier