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C'est un monument de la littérature, un conte mythique écrit il y a 80 ans. Mais beaucoup le trouvent gnangnan. Pourquoi ? ➡️ l.franceculture.fr/cdS

“The people of Gaza need a ceasefire not when 'practicable,' but now. They need a sustained ceasefire, not a 'temporary period of calm. Anything short of this is gross negligence.” Here's the full update from MSF Secretary General Christopher Lockyear to the UN Security Council earlier today: youtu.be/IyOMZESSjvk Source: UNTV-AVSS

Chaque œuvre de l’exposition Hirafen questionne le rapport à un savoir-faire ancestral, dont certains métiers et matériaux sont en voie de disparition, notamment à cause du réchauffement climatique et de la pollution. jeuneafrique.com/1521372/cultur… #Tunisie

#Séminiaire | 💡Explorez les enjeux sociaux, politiques et économiques des pratiques artistiques dans le #mondearabe. 🗣️Marion Slitine, Anthropologue, chercheuse postdoctorante à l’EHESS présente le séminaire “Culture et politique” de l’iReMMO. youtu.be/L26zlqkqB1A

. #trève, #pause, #couloirs #humanitaires, #cessezlefeu, de quoi parle-t-on ? → Aucune de ces notions n’est définie en droit international humanitaire #DIH, quelques éléments de réponse🧵

Evacuation orders by Israel to hospitals in northern Gaza are a death sentence for the sick and injured As the @UN's agency responsible for public health, the World Health Organization (WHO) strongly condemns Israel's repeated orders for the evacuation of 22 hospitals treating more than 2000 inpatients in northern Gaza. The forced evacuation of patients and health workers will further worsen the current humanitarian and public health catastrophe. The lives of many critically ill and fragile patients hang in the balance: those in intensive care or who rely on life support; patients undergoing hemodialysis; newborns in incubators; women with complications of pregnancy, and others all face imminent deterioration of their condition or death if they are forced to move and are cut off from life-saving medical attention while being evacuated. Health facilities in northern Gaza continue to receive an influx of injured patients and are struggling to operate beyond maximum capacity. Some patients are being treated in corridors and outdoors in surrounding streets due to a lack of hospital beds. Forcing more than 2000 patients to relocate to southern Gaza, where health facilities are already running at maximum capacity and unable to absorb a dramatic rise in the number patients, could be tantamount to a death sentence. Hospital directors and health workers are now facing an agonizing choice: abandon critically ill patients amid a bombing campaign, put their own lives at risk while remaining on site to treat patients, or endanger their patients’ lives while attempting to transport them to facilities that have no capacity to receive them. Overwhelmingly, caregivers have chosen to stay behind and honor their oaths as health professionals to “do no harm,” rather than risk moving their critically ill patients during evacuations. Health workers should never have to make such impossible choices. Additionally, tens of thousands of displaced people in northern Gaza are seeking refuge in open spaces in or around hospitals, treating them as havens from violence as well as to protect the facilities from potential attacks. Their lives, too, are at risk when health facilities are bombed. There are verified reports of deaths of health care workers and destruction of health facilities, which denies civilians the basic human right of life-saving health care and is prohibited under International Humanitarian Law. WHO calls for Israel to immediately reverse evacuation orders to hospitals in northern Gaza, and calls for the protection of health facilities, health workers, patients, and civilians. WHO also reiterates its calls for the immediate and safe delivery of medical supplies, fuel, clean water, food, and other humanitarian aid into Gaza through the Rafah crossing, where life-saving assistance, including WHO health supplies that arrived earlier today, is currently awaiting entry.

URGENT- Mass forced displacement of Palestinians has occurred in 1947/49 and 1967, and continued ever since, in less visible but not less painful forms. This time it risks to be as cruel as ever, under our watch, with some member states even risking to enable it. #CeasefireNow.

During the darkest hours of our presence in #Gaza we never envisaged a scenario where 2 million civilians could possibly live through heavy bombing, deprived of water, food, electricity & medicines. All measures to avoid such a situation should be taken immediately.

"ONG occidentales : l’examen de conscience" sur radiofrance.fr/franceculture/… via @radiofrance ⁦@coordinationsud⁩ ⁦@Cathgiboin⁩ ⁦@LaurentBacos⁩ avec Vincent Pradier ⁦@JfCorty⁩ ⁦@salignonp⁩

lemonde.fr/afrique/articl… Passionant article de @MoniaBH sur la situation des migrants en Tunisie et sur la politiques des autorités locales

Plus de 2 500 migrants sont morts ou portés disparus après avoir tenté de traverser la Méditerranée vers l'Europe depuis le début de l'année, selon une responsable du Haut commissariat aux réfugiés de l'ONU, rapporte l'AFP. C'est près de 50% en plus par rapport à 2022.

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Une dizaine de jours après le passage de la tempête Daniel dans l’est de la #Libye, de nombreux villages sont toujours sinistrés. Sur la route de Derna, les dégâts sont toujours importants. @houdaibrahim1 s’est rendue sur place pour @RFI Threads en photos 🇱🇾⬇️

🆘After the strong #earthquake that struck the #Marrakesh region late Friday evening, the situation is dramatic. Many people are sleeping in the streets, others are injured or still under rubble. The death toll 2,500 and is rising by the minute. #Morocco

En Libye, plus de 2 000 morts dans des inondations, selon les autorités de l’est du pays lemonde.fr/afrique/articl…