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Sickening to see Dutton posing as PM in Israel while the real PM is at the Garma festival consulting with real Aboriginal people. Remember that Dutton showed his true attitude by walking out of Parliament during the then PM’s apology to them for their ill treatment!

Not enough polis there making hot air?!

Dear ABC chair Kim Williams, can we please have #theDrum back on instead of Hard Quiz reruns. Thanks.

Women supporting women is the most powerful thing! Go to it girls!

And what has it got to do with Australian Press having to push US politics at us as if it were ours?

Debates don't win elections...results do!

And they're standing on the outside!

I can’t stop thinking about Carol, Louise & Hannah Hunt & their last moments alive. We urgently need violent & abusive men to be treated as the terrorists that they are - they terrorize, abuse & kill women & children. STOP these ridiculous & distracting male centric narratives. Stop with the ‘nice guy’ & crossbow obsession. FOCUS on the actual problem: male violence to women @YvetteCooperMP @jessphillips Sign the petition if you want this to stop: change.org/p/include-seri… #HerNameWasCarol #HerNameWasLouise #herNameWasHannah #CrimeAnalyst

📢 Let’s stand with Afghan girls! Education is their right, and we must ensure they have access to it. Please retweet to support the girls edcation.💪📚 #GirlsEducation #Afghanistan

Perfect messaging!

Might I suggest a slogan I heard recently:”If you don’t know, vote no.”

Laughable...if it weren't such a serious issue!

BREAKING : The UN accuses Israel of committing EXTERMINATION in Gaza. EXTERMINATION. Repeat it. Spread it. Let the world know. “Israel is responsible for extermination, murder, using starvation as a method of war..” —The UN Human Rights Council

Today is the day when the world begins to bring a just peace closer. I thank all participants for attending the Peace Summit. We all need peace. Слава Україні! #PathtoPeace #PeaceforUkraine

With #WorldRefugeeDay just around the corner, this is a reminder: A little solidarity goes a long way. Today and every day, do something to show you’re #WithRefugees.

Older women are represented in only about 10% of data on violence against women. Why older women continue to face risk of abuse ❌They are isolated when violence occurs ❌They face discrimination which can result in their accounts being dismissed unwo.men/YMH150Sj6qe #WEAAD

“ It’s a dark anniversary.” @Malala #1000DarkDays #1000DaysOfResistance #LetAfghanGirlsLearn #RecogniseGenderApartheidInAfghanistan #AsACrimeAgainstHumanity

“Every beat of my heart resounds with a rhythm of hope, pushing me forward in my quest for education despite the odds." @EduCannotWait continues to highlight testimonies of Afghan girls whose right to education is being denied. #AfghanGirlsVoices➡️bit.ly/afghangirlsvoi…

The Ongoing Struggle for Education and Rights in Afghanistan : For 1000 days, equivalent to over 3 billion hours, girls above the sixth grade have been banned from entering schools and universities in Afghanistan. This grim milestone marks a persistent and severe violation of human rights under the Taliban regime, which continues to oppress women and girls with increasing severity. Since the Taliban's resurgence, the educational prospects for Afghan girls have been drastically curtailed. The ban, which affects thousands of young women eager to pursue their studies, symbolizes a broader campaign against women's rights in the country. This systematic exclusion from educational institutions not only deprives these girls of their right to education but also limits their future opportunities, fostering a cycle of poverty and dependence. In response to this injustice, the Purple Saturdays movement has emerged as a beacon of hope and resistance. With the powerful slogan "Right, Justice, and Freedom," this grassroots initiative works tirelessly to defend women's rights in Afghanistan. Purple Saturdays represent a collective stand against the oppressive measures enforced by the Taliban, advocating for the restoration of educational access and broader human rights for women. The international community, including the United Nations and various human rights organizations, has repeatedly condemned the Taliban's actions. They have issued numerous warnings, calling for an immediate cessation of these criminal activities. Reports and resolutions from these bodies underscore the urgency of protecting women's rights and highlight the severe consequences of the ongoing oppression. Despite these global appeals, the situation in Afghanistan remains dire. The Taliban's repression has not only persisted but has intensified over time. Women face increasing restrictions not only in education but also in other areas of public and private life. The international community's calls for intervention and accountability have, thus far, failed to effect meaningful change on the ground. The plight of Afghan women and girls under the Taliban regime is a critical human rights issue that demands sustained attention and action. The Purple Saturdays movement, along with international advocates, continues to push for an end to these draconian measures. However, it is evident that more robust and coordinated efforts are needed to address and rectify this profound injustice. In conclusion, the 1000-day ban on education for girls above the sixth grade is a stark reminder of the ongoing struggle for women's rights in Afghanistan. As the world watches, it is imperative to amplify the voices of those fighting for right, justice, and freedom, ensuring that the dream of education and equality for Afghan girls becomes a reality. #حق_عدالت_آزادی #Right_Justice_Freedom @heatherbarr1 @SR_Afghanistan @amnestysasia @unwomenafghan @UN_Women @hrw

"I am appalled by the toll yesterday's attack on #KryviyRih City, which killed and injured civilians, including children." Humanitarian Coordinator Denise Brown condemned last night's strike on a residential area of a densely populated area in central #Ukraine. Her statement👇