Report highlights trends in global media coverage and lack of attention paid to specific humanitarian crises.
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Report highlights trends in global media coverage and lack of attention paid to specific humanitarian crises.
I cannot overstate the content warnings for starvation, desperation, and harm to children for this BBC article about conditions in Afghanistan:
Afghans say they are also forced to sell kidneys and their daughters to get money for food.
International sanctions aren't hurting "the Taliban", they are murdering the children of Afghanistan. They are murdering the elderly of Afghanistan. Sanctions never hurt the people in power, who will always find a way to get the things they need, but instead hurt the most vulnerable people in a nation: babies and children, disabled people, elderly people, racial and ethnic minorities.
It's Black Friday as I'm writing this and if you have enough Stuff in your life and a little extra cash, please consider putting it here:
Just under US$2.50 lets Aseel buy enough food to feed one person for a week. You can't even get a Happy Meal for that anymore! But you can literally save a life.
Aseel is legit and one of the most reliable ways to get help into Afghanistan. You can read about them here:
As international charities pulled out or faced funding issues after the Taliban takeover, Aseel, an online business that sells local crafts,
Bless you if you can help with a couple bucks and/or a reblog.
Keep Libya in your prayers 🤲🏻🇱🇾
SOS CUBA
Just like so many in the Cuban community I am disappointed in @blklivesmatter recent post on Instagram in regards to Cuba. However, you can still support the BLM Movement and other organizations with the same mission while opposing the @blklivesmatter organization’s political views/agenda. The Black Lives Matter movement is a social/civil issue that calls upon the end of police brutality on POC/Equality and so much more. It’s a Movement that EVERYONE should voice their support for and aid. I also still condemn @blklivesmatter ignorant post on Cuba and how it is PURE MISINFORMATION. And Hypocritical. But that does not give Cubans/Cuban-Americans the right to attack the movement as a WHOLE and spew their own racist agenda just because of a SINGLE Organization’s stance. So please stop attacking each other. You can support BOTH. Both sides are forgetting what that this is about by trying to push their own political agendas.This about the Cuban peoples’ suffering for over the past 60 years. Just like how we needed to listen and continue listening to POC voices to educate ourselves in BLM, We need to listen to Cuban Voices about what is really going on in Cuba. Not the “woke” media or little turistas who are there for a few days and see the governments portrayal of Cuba. I’m sick and FUCKING tired of seeing all of these PRIVILEGED gringos gaslight my people and my family’s trauma and suffering.Cubans on the island don’t give a shit about your political agenda.Whether it’s left, right, up, down. THEY DON’T CARE. You wanna know what they do care about? They care about not starving to death or being beaten/shot to death. All due to the reason of them peacefully protesting against the Communist Regime. They care about their loved ones who have gone missing since the protests have started. And the ones thrown in jail. They care about their young adolescent boys being kidnapped from their homes and forced to have to fight against their own people of their pueblos. THEY CARE ABOUT THE BASIC HUMAN RIGHTS THAT THEY HAVE BEEN DENIED FOR OVER 60 FUCKING YEARS. Like MR.305 said himself “WAKE THE FUCK UP AND GET WITH THE PROGRAM.” Truly Educate yourselves. Listen to the stories of those who were fortunate enough to have fled and to those whose necks are still being stepped on by the Regime.And if you can’t do that then sit the fuck down and shut up. This is NOT a politics issue. This is not about Biden or Trump (and trust me I can’t stand the latter one bit). This is a HUMANITARIAN CRISIS. Also I have seen the term “GUSANO” being thrown around like nothing by ignorant privileged people who don’t even know the weight it carries. But don’t worry this girl right here, couldn’t be more ORGULLOSA being the daughter/granddaughter/niece/cousin of GUSANOS. We need to be kind to one another and lift each other up. We need to listen to one another. PATRIA Y VIDA SIEMPRE MI ISLA LINDA. VIVA CUBA LIBRE.
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If you haven’t read about the abuse of Haitian refugees by US border patrol officers, there is more information about the appalling situation here and here.
Special assignment photojournalist John Moore is on site at Del Rio documenting the crisis via Twitter and Instagram with essential images.
Consider donating to an organization like borderkindness,org to help refugees get the food & supplies needed. Other organizations are listed at the Haitian Bridge Alliance website.
The UN says the forced displacement is one of ‘the most alarming’ humanitarian crises in the world.