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Bahraini human rights activist Zainab al-Khawaja, sister of jailed prominent rights activist Maryam al-Khawaja, sits at a cafe near the Bahrain court building after she was barred by authorities from attending the hearing, in the capital Manama on Sept. 6, 2014.Mohammed Al-Shaikh鈥擜FP/Getty ImagesBy El stanley cup izabeth BarberDecember 5, 2014 1:10 AM ESTA Bahraini human-rights activist has been sentenced to three years in prison for tearing up a photo of the Gulf statersquo King, the human-rights group Amnesty International said Friday.Zainab al-Khawaja was sentenced to the jail term and $8,000 in fines for insulting King Hamad, after she destroyed a picture of the kingdomrsquo top leader during an appeal hearing for the committing the same offense in 2012. Bahraini law allows fines and a jail sentence of up to seven years for publicly insulting the nationrsquo monarch.Tearing up a photo of the head of state should not be a criminal offense, said Said Boumedouha, deputy director of the Middle East and North Africa program at Amnesty International.Al-Khawaja rose to prominence during the 2011 uprising in Bahrain, when protesters roared into a traffic stanley cup circle in the capital city of Manama on Feb. 14 and demanded a place for their state in the Arab Spring, a regional call for rights and democratic reform.Yet police made quick work of the protests, and the Bahr stanley cup aini government sought immediate fixes to quell political dissent. Al-Khawajarsquo father, Abdulhadi al-Khaw Yqqc What to Know as High Bacteria Levels Cause Beach Closures Across the United States
Nicaraguan migrant Bernardo Calero wraps a bandage around the leg of his son, Grisber, on Sept. 13, 2018 in Reynosa, Mexico. The Caleros were traveling toward the Texas-Mexico border on A reebok ug. 2 hoka 5, 2018 in a van with roughly 20 other migrants when uniformed assailants opened fire on them, leaving Grisber seriously injured.Veronica G. Cardenas鈥擳he Texas TribuneBy Jay Root / The Texas TribuneOctober 17, 2018 10:22 AM EDTMcALLEN mdash; Grisber Calero, a college student from violence-torn Nicaragua, is lying on a hospital bed in this border city, minutes away from surgery.The athletic 21-year-old seems calm and jovial, but he admits hersquo scared. Hersquo fighting a nasty infection from a gunshot wound that has left him numb below the right knee.Harlingen lawyer Jodi Goodwin, who helped spring Grisber from U.S. immigration custody within 24 hours of his arrival in the United States, is doing her best to reassure him that the violence he just fled wonrsquo;t follow him to Texas.Now you are in a safe place. Here there are no shootouts, Goodwin says in perfect Spanish as she leans over the side of his bed. And they are going to cure you.Grisber knew the danger he faced back home. Dictatorial President Daniel Ortega and his powerful wife, Vice President Rosario Murillo, have shown their willingness to crack down on political protests by any means necessary mdash; and a lot of young college students like Grisber have been shot as a result.But tha adidas campus t kn
Bahraini human rights activist Zainab al-Khawaja, sister of jailed prominent rights activist Maryam al-Khawaja, sits at a cafe near the Bahrain court building after she was barred by authorities from attending the hearing, in the capital Manama on Sept. 6, 2014.Mohammed Al-Shaikh鈥擜FP/Getty ImagesBy El stanley cup izabeth BarberDecember 5, 2014 1:10 AM ESTA Bahraini human-rights activist has been sentenced to three years in prison for tearing up a photo of the Gulf statersquo King, the human-rights group Amnesty International said Friday.Zainab al-Khawaja was sentenced to the jail term and $8,000 in fines for insulting King Hamad, after she destroyed a picture of the kingdomrsquo top leader during an appeal hearing for the committing the same offense in 2012. Bahraini law allows fines and a jail sentence of up to seven years for publicly insulting the nationrsquo monarch.Tearing up a photo of the head of state should not be a criminal offense, said Said Boumedouha, deputy director of the Middle East and North Africa program at Amnesty International.Al-Khawaja rose to prominence during the 2011 uprising in Bahrain, when protesters roared into a traffic stanley cup circle in the capital city of Manama on Feb. 14 and demanded a place for their state in the Arab Spring, a regional call for rights and democratic reform.Yet police made quick work of the protests, and the Bahr stanley cup aini government sought immediate fixes to quell political dissent. Al-Khawajarsquo father, Abdulhadi al-Khaw Yqqc What to Know as High Bacteria Levels Cause Beach Closures Across the United States
Nicaraguan migrant Bernardo Calero wraps a bandage around the leg of his son, Grisber, on Sept. 13, 2018 in Reynosa, Mexico. The Caleros were traveling toward the Texas-Mexico border on A reebok ug. 2 hoka 5, 2018 in a van with roughly 20 other migrants when uniformed assailants opened fire on them, leaving Grisber seriously injured.Veronica G. Cardenas鈥擳he Texas TribuneBy Jay Root / The Texas TribuneOctober 17, 2018 10:22 AM EDTMcALLEN mdash; Grisber Calero, a college student from violence-torn Nicaragua, is lying on a hospital bed in this border city, minutes away from surgery.The athletic 21-year-old seems calm and jovial, but he admits hersquo scared. Hersquo fighting a nasty infection from a gunshot wound that has left him numb below the right knee.Harlingen lawyer Jodi Goodwin, who helped spring Grisber from U.S. immigration custody within 24 hours of his arrival in the United States, is doing her best to reassure him that the violence he just fled wonrsquo;t follow him to Texas.Now you are in a safe place. Here there are no shootouts, Goodwin says in perfect Spanish as she leans over the side of his bed. And they are going to cure you.Grisber knew the danger he faced back home. Dictatorial President Daniel Ortega and his powerful wife, Vice President Rosario Murillo, have shown their willingness to crack down on political protests by any means necessary mdash; and a lot of young college students like Grisber have been shot as a result.But tha adidas campus t kn