Ducoto Michele

@WeillClaude La plupart des journalistes se conduisent de la même façon c’est désolant

Qui a jamais comparé Bagayoko à Obama ? En quoi sa couleur en ferait-elle le candidat naturel de LFI en 2027? Dans cet échange surréaliste, le bon sens est plutôt de son côté. Le nonsense du côté d’A-S Lapix qui confirme être 1 intervieweuse exaspérante, toujours en quête de buzz

She was sold seven times in just three months. Then, she stood before the United Nations, forced the world to listen, and became a Nobel Peace Prize winner. Nadia Murad’s story began in the small village of Kocho, Iraq, on August 3, 2014, a day that began with the sound of engines and ended in unimaginable loss and devastation. At just 21 years old, Nadia’s village was attacked by ISIS. Because she was Yazidi, a religious minority, she and her people were targeted and subjected to horrific violence. Many men and boys, including Nadia’s six brothers, were taken and killed. Her mother was murdered, and Nadia, along with other women, was taken into captivity. Nadia’s captivity was a constant nightmare. She was treated like property, sold and traded multiple times over the course of three months. Throughout this time, she endured countless forms of abuse. In November 2014, a chance opportunity presented itself. A door was left unlocked. Nadia escaped, and with the help of a local family, she made her way to safety outside ISIS-controlled areas. Eventually, she was granted asylum in Germany, but Nadia did not choose a quiet life of healing. Instead, she chose to speak out and raise awareness for the suffering of her people. In December 2015, Nadia stood before the UN Security Council, where she shared her story. Though young, she spoke with great courage, describing the horrors faced by Yazidi women and children, and calling on the world to act. Her testimony had a profound impact, and in 2016, the United Nations officially recognized the Yazidi genocide. Nadia didn’t stop there. In 2018, she founded Nadia’s Initiative, an organization focused on rebuilding her community and supporting survivors of violence. That same year, at the age of 25, Nadia became the first Iraqi woman to receive the Nobel Peace Prize. Though celebrated worldwide, she remained focused on her true goal: the liberation of those still suffering. Today, Nadia continues to speak out, sharing her story to bring attention to the plight of the Yazidi people. She has transformed her painful past into a force for justice and healing. Nadia’s journey reminds us that while we cannot change our past, we can choose how we respond to it. By sharing her truth, she has shown that pain can be transformed into a powerful force for good. Nadia did not just survive—she triumphed. No matter the challenges we face, we can choose to move forward with strength and hope.

One week has passed since the IRGC arrested three Baha’i citizens in Shiraz. #Mahsa_Sotoudeh, #Mandana_Sotoudeh, and #Behzad_Basiri. Their family still has no information about their whereabouts or condition. Let’s be their voice.

🚨 URGENT 🚨 Iman Sadeghi is currently detained and at risk of execution. Reports indicate he was arrested on January 30, 2026, in Kashan by security forces, subjected to physical abuse, and denied his basic rights—including access to a lawyer and contact with his family. Be his voice. Don’t let this happen in the dark. #ImanSadeghi @UNHumanRights @hrw @USEnvoyIran @IranRights_org @AP @amnesty

Another innocent at risk and silenced! Abolfazl Karimi, 35 years old, severely tortured and injured, sentenced to death in a mass online trial. Say his name, be his voice! #ابولفضل_کریمی

@justchangingun ⚠️ The Islamic Republic is preparing to execute an innocent elementary school teacher, Mastoureh Narimani from Ahvaz. This is a teacher whose only "crime" is telling the truth. Be her voice. Don't let the regime kill her in silence. #Mastoureh_Narimani

🚨 Torture & execution risk — Peyvand Naeimi Reports indicate torture and staged executions used to force confessions. His condition and whereabouts remain unknown. Don’t stay silent. Be his voice. #DigitalBlackOutIran‌ #KingRezaPahlavi‌ForIran

🚨URGENT: 2 more lives at imminent risk in Iran Following the executions this week of three January protesters, co-defendants face the gallows: 📍Abolfazl Salehi Siavashani 📍Ali Fahim Sentenced to death by notorious Judge Salavati for “enmity against God” (moharebeh). #IranRevolution2026‌

🚨 Execution risk — Abolfazl Salehi Siavashani (50) A 50-year-old man faces possible execution amid growing concerns about his case. His life is in serious danger. Be his voice #KingRezaPahlavi‌ForIran #DigitalBlackOutIran‌

Shahin Vahedparast was the other protester who was executed by hanging in Iran today. He was 31 years old. And that’s almost all we know about him. Because the internet was cut by the regime and sources tell us that his family was threatened into silence. You get hanged for the crime of protesting with empty hand in 21st century and some still call this regime a normal government. Many more are waiting to be executed for the same reason. Please, don’t get used to this. Don’t scroll past it like it’s normal. It’s not. Use your voice. Because your voice still matters and it might be the only thing that can stop the next execution. 💔

♦️ La guerre n’a pas entamé la haine des mollahs envers leur peuple. Malgré les bombardements, malgré l’élimination d’un grand nombre de tyrans, l’Iran exécute chaque jour de jeunes manifestants emprisonnés dans les geôles de ces fous religieux. Donald Trump regarde le pétrole, Benjamin Netanyahu regarde les territoires qu’il peut conquérir, et le peuple iranien continue de souffrir. La guerre n’est pas au Liban, la guerre n’est pas dans le détroit d’Ormuz : la guerre se déroule dans les prisons, où des milliers d’innocents sont exécutés chaque jour. #Trump #IranWar‌ #Netanyahu

@BauvalMichel Avec Marie Laforét il était charmant dans St Tropez Blues 😌

Oui !🙄 Ma chère #GénérationVingtEn60🌹s'effeuille😿 "Faut-il pleurer faut-il en rire ?...🎧" J. F.😺 "On connait la chanson...📽️" A. R.😜 EPICETOU !😌 Et beau soleil pour ce #LundiDePâques 2026👋👋

🚨 Maliheh Firouzeh, 32 ans, Iranienne. Arrêtée pendant les manifestations de janvier 2026. 25 jours de détention. Son corps a été rendu à sa famille avec des os brisés, des brûlures, une jambe sectionnée et l’œil arraché. Le régime parle de « suicide »… La vidéo de son enterrement donne des frissons et des larmes. 🙏 On ne peut qu’être révoltés. On ne peut pas se taire face à cette barbarie. Priez pour elle et pour tous les prisonniers politiques iraniens. RT si vous voulez que ça se sache partout. Le régime iranien ne doit pas agir en silence ! Reel 👇 @ARoohi99291 #Iran #StopExecutions

@SchnockRevue Le pauvre de toute façon photomaton c’est une catastrophe passé un certain âge 😱

Bonjour.

من ابوالفضل کریمی هستم و محکوم به اعدام. صدایم باشید!

Look into his eyes. This is Abolfazl Salehi Siyavashani. His only "crime" was wanting a better future for his children. The Islamic regime is about to execute him. ⚠️ Make this go viral - now.

Comment est ce possible ? 🤢🤮🚨🚨🚨🚨

@csibon27 C’est la vie avec des hauts et des bas Pour tout le monde !

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L'épouse de Julien Barbé, Jennifer Barbé a souhaité partager cette photo de Julien, pour lui rendre hommage. N'oublions jamais. 🖤

@Raclure03 Très touchante cette dame

Une bien jolie vidéo ❤️❤️❤️