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Ces enfants vivent aux quatre coins du globe mais partagent la même soif d'apprendre. Ils ont compris que seule l'instruction leur permettra d'améliorer leur vie, et c'est pour cela que chaque jour, dans des paysages incroyables, ils se lancent dans un périple à haut risque qui les conduira vers le savoir.
A UN commission of inquiry investigating war crimes on both sides of the Israel-Hamas conflict will focus on sexual violence by Hamas in the Oct. 7 attacks on Israel and is about to launch an appeal for evidence, its chair told Reuters on Wednesday.
For in-depth analysis on the early stages of an investigation into Hamas members committing gender-based and sexual violence as a weapon of war, FRANCE 24's William Hilderbrandt is joined by Prof. Ruth Halperin-Kaddari, expert on family law and international women's rights, Associate Professor and Founding Director of the Rackman Center for the Advancement of the Status of Women at Bar-Ilan University Law Faculty in Israel, and former Vice-Chair of the UN Committee on Elimination of all forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW).
Israeli women and children on their return from Hamas captivity in Gaza speak of being beaten and threatened with death, moved from place to place and forced to whisper during weeks spent with little to do, their families say. Most hostages released during a six-day-old truce have been rushed to hospitals out of sight in a country still reeling from the shock of their abduction during a Hamas rampage on Oct. 7 in which Israel says 1,200 people were killed. Danny Brom, director of METIV: The Israel Psychotrauma Center, said some will need medical treatment but others will not. Many will need to talk, and "the main issue that needs to be restored is a sense of control," he said. "People coming through horrific things are not sick," Brom said. "They need to cope with it, they need to get space, time and a warm environment in order to do that, but not necessarily in a medical setting." Since the latest round of releases began on Friday, with Israel releasing some jailed Palestinians in exchange, the freed hostages have been kept away from the media. Their stories have come out through the filter of family members, without independent verification, offering a hint of their ordeal. Most of the 240 hostages that Israel says were seized on Oct. 7 are still in captivity. For more on the harrowing plight of the Israeli victims taken hostage by Hamas, FRANCE 24's Angela Diffley is joined by Dr. Jonathan M. Metzl, award-winning author, acclaimed physician, the Frederick B. Rentschler II Professor of Sociology and Psychiatry and the director of the Department of Medicine, Health, and Society, at Vanderbilt University.
Chery has confirmed the pricing and specification details for its incoming TIGGO 7 Pro, with the stylish and well-equipped mid-sized SUV to arrive from $39,990 drive-away.More than three million TIGGO vehicles have been sold in over 80 countries, and the TIGGO 7 Pro is our most favoured and advanced TIGGO yet, turning even the most routine trips into moments of delight.Chery’s new mid-size SUV will arrive in three value- and feature-packed grades — Urban, Elite and Ultimate AWD — ensuring style, technology and safety are more attainable than ever before.The Chery TIGGO 7 Pro is designed to surprise and delight at every level, which is why the Urban trim arrives equipped with features rarely found on a range-opening grade, including twin 12.3-inch screens, seat heating, a panoramic sunroof and ambient interior lighting.All TIGGO 7 Pro models are powered by Chery’s powerful and efficient 1.6-litre turbo-petrol engine, with the Euro VI-compliant engine delivering an engaging 137kW @ 5500rpm and 275Nm @ 2000rpm.The engine partners with an advanced and smooth-shifting seven-speed dual-clutch automatic, with the TIGGO 7 Pro available in two- or all-wheel drive.Efficiency is also at the heart of the TIGGO 7 Pro, with fuel use of just 7.0L/100km and CO2 of just 163g/km on the combined cycle.
Ahmed Salaima speaks about what he witnessed in prison in Israel, after his release under a truce in the Israel-Hamas war which has entered its sixth day. So far, 60 Israeli hostages have been freed from Gaza under the terms of the deal, with a Russian-Israeli, 20 Thai and one Filipino freed outside the scope of the deal. In return, 180 Palestinian prisoners -- all women and minors -- have been released. The truce agreement has brought a temporary halt to fighting sparked by Hamas's October 7 attack, which killed 1,200 people in Israel, mostly civilians, according to Israeli officials.
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