#detention center

[cavalierzee]

IDF Gang Rape Was "Self-Defense"

9 IDF soldiers handcuffed a Palestine man and then gang raped him.

They are claiming the gang rape was an act of self-defense.

[nando161mando]

First details emerge of rapidly filling Nauru detention centre | ABC News

[sherin-rin-rin]

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Syria: UN experts alarmed by reports of boys taken from Camp Roj by de facto authorities

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[sandimexicola]

Migrants enjoying their luxury apartments and water view while waiting to travel internationally.

Midjourney prompt: a still frame from an home video of the community park behind apartment complex in k-shot, rain falling on trees and grass, pond with reflections, brick townhouses with flat roofs, suburban neighborhood block --ar 16:9 --style raw-45apzhOJRN1yvYe6 --v 5.2 --s 750 --chaos 37

[plethoraworldatlas]

The principal partner of the US government in north-east Syria is engaged in the large-scale and systematic violation of the rights of more than 56,000 (About 30,000 children) people in its custody.

These people include Syrians, Iraqis and other foreign nationals from an estimated 74 countries. The majority came into the custody of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) in late 2018 and early 2019 during the final battles with the Islamic State (IS) armed group. They are now being held in a vast network of at least 27 detention facilities and two detention camps.

Amnesty International investigated the situation of people with perceived or alleged affiliation with IS in detention camps and facilities in north-east Syria for nearly two years, from March 2022 to February 2024

Based on this research, Amnesty International concludes that the autonomous authorities have committed serious violations of human rights and international humanitarian law, some of which amount to war crimes.

These include, but are not limited to, enforced disappearance, arbitrary arrest and detention, arbitrary deprivation of life and gender-based violence, as well as the war crimes of torture, cruel treatment, and outrages on personal dignity. The autonomous authorities have also likely committed the war crime of murder in Sini detention facility

Amnesty International concludes the US government has likely violated its obligations under Common Article 1 of the Geneva Conventions to ensure the autonomous authorities’ respect for international humanitarian law. The US likely breached these obligations where they participated in joint operations or provided intelligence to the SDF and affiliated security forces that led to the detention of people for perceived IS affiliation. In these situations, the US would have been aware that individuals detained by the security forces would be subjected to violations documented in this report.

Read the report, “Aftermath: Injustice, Torture and Death in Detention in North-East Syria.”

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Our new report Aftermath: Injustice, Torture and Death in Detention in Northeast Syria documents extensive violations that involve:

The detention of 56,000 men, women, and children — a large number of whom were victims of the IS's crimes, including human trafficking and forced marriages. Women and their children are being unlawfully separated from each other in detention camps.

Severe beatings, electric shocks, and gender-based violence. People are also being held without access to adequate food and water.

The U.S.’s central role in establishing and supporting this detention system by providing the region’s autonomous authorities with millions of dollars in funding, regularly interrogating those held in the system, and even building and refurbishing facilities.

[np1838929]

MONTGOMERY COUNTY JAIL BOOKINGS FOR THURSDAY, MAY 25, 2023

ARRESTS ONLY AND NOT FINAL CONVICTIONS UNLESS INDICATED INSTANTER ARREST IS AN IMMEDIATE ARREST BLUE WARRANT IS A PAROLE VIOLATION FROM TDCJ A NUMBER INSTEAD OF INSTANTER MEANS THEY WERE ARRESTED ON AN OPEN WARRANT FORMAT BOOKING DATE NAME ADDRESS CITY, STATE ARRESTING AGENCY ARREST LOCATION JAIL ID NUMBER WARRANT OR INSTANTER/COURT ASSIGNED/CHARGE/BOND AMOUNT ADDITIONAL CHARGES NOTE: WARRANT NUMBERS STARTING WITH XX- IS THE YEAR IT WAS ISSUED

[whats-in-a-sentence]

In the morning, clean and in clothing provided by the detention center, they were shown into a pleasant office.

"Incarnations of Immortality: And Eternity" - Piers Anthony

[tenth-sentence]

She sat, and the man sat again.

"Incarnations of Immortality: And Eternity" - Piers Anthony

[doctorsiren]

When Edgeworth shows up at the detention center in Farewell, My Turnabout…where is he located? Is he standing? If so, how? Perhaps he is sitting on the little table bit? Did he slide on over in front of Wright? These questions and more were all inquiries a couple of pals and I posed while playing through the case on Saturday.

[cavalierzee]

What We Did To Gazans At Sde Teiman

[hungerhutch]

so coquette!!!

[theclassymike]

Josh Hutcherson takes a jog.

[kentuckyfriedmegumi]

that itafushi angst

[geeky-nightphilosopher]

Batfamily Reversal AU! Idea (Where it starts out just the four boys,)

Where Bruce has Damian and adopted Tim first, but it isn't until the Flying Grayson's come to Gotham City and Dick's parents die- that he takes in Jason and Dick.

Why? Because Jason's in the detection center with Dick. The only reason why Dick is even still alive is because Jason is protective of Dick. All to the point where Dick won't leave unless Jason comes with.

And like, maybe Dick is placed in Jason's cell, and at first, Jason refuses to even acknowledge the scared eight (nine?) year old who just lost his parents. But then Dick doesn't stay down when the much older boys attack him and that impress' Jason enough to make it that Dick is under his protection.

So, by the time Bruce (with Damian and Alfred) come to the detention center and want to take Dick home- Dick begs Bruce to also take Jason.

[rosemaryreality]

So like i know i just posted about the "You're so reliable Fushiguro" scene with itafushi lenses. But i want to talk a little more seriously about from Megumi's pov.

Look, I know that we itafushi fans usually interpret it as a scene of Megumi being down bad for Yuuji. After all after the compliment his irritation subsided and he looked away. And i loved that interpretation, I really, really did, but then I read a tweet that completely changed the scene for me.

I cannot find the tweet, trust me i tried, but basically what it said was that the scene was actually Megumi being unable to respond to the compliment, not out shyness or tsundereism, but because Itadori praised him for "saving a lot of people" (by giving them a escape route for both them and the possible survivors), when Megumi didn't have any intention of saving anyone at all.

Which makes a lot of sense, honestly, the tweet also pointed out that while Nobara agreed with Yuuji about saving the woman's son, Megumi kept quiet.

And this paints the scene, and Megumi's reaction in a very different light. In the anime it feels more lightheaded because we see a chibi Megumi go from annoyed to surprised, but in the manga...

The way he looks down and changes the subject. I could be wrong, but I wonder if part of him feels guilty, maybe not for not being interested in saving the prisoners, but for "deceiving" Yuuji into thinking he's a better person than in reality. I joked about this in the "simptadori" post but Yuuji basically did call him a hero (his hero).

Megumi sometimes feels like a very conflicted character to me because he genuinely seems to believe in his own beliefs about who deserves to be saved, to the point it causes conflict between him and both Tsumiki and Yuuji, and he genuinely seems to be frustrated with them, yet at the same time, he clearly admires the goodness in them.

This might be a hot take, but i sometimes wonder if Megumi wishes he was more like Tsumiki and Yuuji. Yes, he thinks their kind of thinking only causes pain, yes, it frustrates him, but idk man... he tells Tsumiki he finds her goodness disgusting, but was the disgust he felt actually towards her, or himself? Megumi has never thought very highly of himself, especially compared to the pedestal he puts Tsumiki and Yuuji on.

Even before Jujutsu Kaisen as we know it, back in Sousen when Megumi was the MC, he thought highly of them, and little of himself.

I kinda wonder if he might resent himself for not being able to be more like them, someone he could see as "good" and deserving of the carefree life he wanted for Tsumiki.

Even in the latest chapter, Megumi pictures Tsumiki and Yuuji walking side by side, with their backs to him and talking about "sending her off" alongside someone like Itadori. Like, even in his dream world he pictured Tsumiki leaving his side, alongside someone like Yuuji, someone "good" that would "deserve" it.

Actually...what if that whole thing wasn't about a romantic partner for Tsumiki (??) or even my own belief that it was about Megumi simply wanting Tsumiki and Yuuji to be side by side the way they are in his heart, but about Megumi being replaced instead. Like, between the image in the panel and the expression used, it gives that vibe of a goodbye. As if Tsumiki was moving on from Megumi, with someone just like her to keep her company. Like in his own fantasy, Tsumiki would be freed from him.