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«Sales gosses» - Libération
A l’occasion du 20ème anniversaire de la Convention relative aux droits de l’enfant, l’Unesco présente l’exposition photo «Sale Gosse!», de François Perri. Elle rend hommage aux enfants du monde entier qui vivent dans des conditions difficiles.
«Bambini sporchi» - Libération - In occasione del ventesimo anniversario della Convenzione dei diritti dell’infanzia, l’Unesco presenta l’esposizione «Bambino Sporco!» di François Perri. L’esposizione rende omaggio ai bambini del mondo intero che vivono in condizioni difficili.
The outspoken prelate and Kennedy, a son of the nation’s most famous Roman Catholic family, have feuded since Kennedy in an interview last month criticized Roman Catholic church leaders for threatening to oppose an overhaul of the nation’s health care system unless it included tighter restrictions on abortion.
Tobin, the spiritual leader of Roman Catholics in Rhode Island, the nation’s most heavily Catholic state, demanded an apology from Kennedy after the congressman criticized church leaders who opposed universal health care unless the plans included more restrictions on abortions. He also requested a meeting with Kennedy.
“While I greatly respect the Catholic Church and its leaders, like many Rhode Islanders, the fact that I disagree with the hierarchy of the church on some issues does not make me any less of a Catholic,” Kennedy wrote in a letter to Tobin, agreeing to a sitdown. “I embrace my faith which acknowledges the existence of an imperfect humanity.”
by Ray Henry, “Rep. Patrick Kennedy Banned From Receiving Communion By Bishop Thomas Tobin”, The Huffington Post
Matteo Bertelli (via coqbaroque)
[…] A couple of days ago, for instance, the Global Times, a popular newspaper with a nationalist bent, triumphantly reported that a global poll conducted by WorldPublicOpinion.org at the University of Maryland found that people around the world “believe that China’s role in the international community is more positive than that of the U.S.” What went unmentioned? The same poll showed that people in more than half of the twenty nations polled disapprove of the way both China and the United States are dealing with global warming. […]
by Evan Osnos, “Why Obama should skip the Great Wall”, The New Yorker
But Obama didn’t!
z.about.com (via friendlyatheist)
