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This is sad omg 😮💨
This why I be mean & don’t trust mfs cuz no
POV: You accept what you think is a free trip abroad, only to end up sentenced to life in a Chinese prison.
In 2014, Chicago, Illinois, native Dawn Michelle Hunt, who was working as a receptionist, traveled to Hong Kong after being told she had won a contest.
She later traveled to mainland China, where she was given luggage containing designer purses before being told she had won a trip to Australia.
At the airport, Chinese authorities discovered drugs concealed inside the purses.
Dawn was arrested and spent about three years awaiting trial. She was sentenced to death with a two-year reprieve, which was later changed to life imprisonment.
Dawn has maintained that she was deceived and did not knowingly transport the drugs. Her family has continued campaigning for her release.
She has now spent more than 12 years imprisoned in China.
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It’s sobering to realize that these people were likely sitting at these desks and working in the morning of the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center.
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Historical moment when President Bush heard that america was under attack while reading with kids in a Florida classroom September 11 2001.
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Nouvelle phobie débloquée : me retrouver coincée avec un prédateur sexuel dans un toboggan
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o cara agrediu a própria filha dentro de um elevador com câmeras, eu só fico pensando no que essa criança sofreu dentro de casa sem ter ninguém por perto
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I'm really impressed by the fact that when men are faced with a situation like this, they usually do nothing, but a woman doesn't think twice before putting herself in front to help the other one.. and then they still say that men are our protectors, anyway
A 20-year-old man invaded his ex-partner's workplace, jumped the turnstile, and violently assaulted her inside an elevator. The footage is revolting and shows the victim desperately trying to escape an aggressor who refuses to accept the end of the relationship. What prevented a greater tragedy was the immense courage of a second woman, who placed herself in front of the victim and physically intervened to stop the blows and protect her.
The question that remains is: why are our places of livelihood still spaces of such profound vulnerability for us? Real protection for women must come from a deep transformation of this structure that allows men to feel they own our bodies and our lives. All our solidarity to the victim and deep recognition to the worker who risked her own safety to rescue her!
