elinor in summer. he had gone to paris to make such a tool.as decided to write a comprehensive declaration called the universal declaration of human rights. according to its authors, this declaration included all the rights that a human being should have and no one else he did not have these rights. but who recognized these rights? or indeed, who would determine what should be written in this declaration. america, china, lebanon, australia, chile, france, soviet union, england and canada. china had a western-oriented government at that time, and except for the lebanese and shiri, the rest of the countries were world powers that determined what human rights are on behalf of other countries. single. it represented the eastern bloc of the soviet union, which naturally had no voice in an entirely western society. there was no representative from africa and among the whole islamic world only lebanon, a country with a large christian minority , was present in this group. the arrangement of this group, which was directly managed by eli roosevelt, ann

elinore, i found it interesting. - representatives. elinore, i found it interesting.uestion. what do you make of his words?— of his words? i think abortion is havin: of his words? i think abortion is having significant - is having significant repercussions. basically every level of government. in elections we are seeing it as forcing republicans to talk about something i think many of them would prefer to leave in 2021. really forcing them to grapple with the outcomes of these laws. whether it will ship collections, we found when the question is do you want more abortion restrictions, people will say no. but when voting on a whole person, whole candidate, on a whole slew of issues, is abortion a thing that will motivate voters that remains to be seen? irate that will motivate voters that remains to be seen?- remains to be seen? we are lookin: remains to be seen? we are looking at — remains to be seen? we are looking at a _ remains to be seen? we are looking at a map _ remains to be seen? we are looking at a map on - remains to be seen? we are looking at a map on scree

at something was happening in paris, and elinor had a part in it.r franklin's death, the next president, harriet roman , took the helm of the country. in the last year of the war, tommen ended the war by ordering the use of atomic bombs on japan. a little later, truman decided to establish a moral and legal system for all humanity. the rest of the heads of the western countries were of the same opinion with him. he was chosen as the american ambassador to the newly established organization called the united nations. now the former first lady of the united states was the main responsible for developing a new moral and legal system. something that was supposed to be published in the form of an announcement. declaration of human rights. this it was not the first time that the thought of such rights for all mankind was in the mind of the authorities. he kept the american busy. the necessity of using human rights and its importance was discovered for the first time in the previous war, i.e. the first world war. in those years, conflicts in europe had int

elinor, i don't understand why israel is silent, so why is israel silent towards the abduction of ships

elinor, i don't understand why israel is silent, so why is israel silent towards the abduction of ships

elinor, i don't understand why israel is silent?

elinor bland shares the results. >> reporter: cats are sometimes seen as standoffish and mean, but ah comparison in dogs and other animals, but we don't have much about cats there is discussion about a cat's size you know, they can fit in someone's lap. they can be a bit more snuggly we wanted to understand the relationships people have with their cats we want people to describe their interaction with every day life and dove into understanding therapy cats in particular >> reporter: the study focussed on how therapy cats benefit people nationwide. one was kathy hossler from black river falls, lo is a lover of all her many animals >> we've got goldfish. we've got a dragon the bunny lives down leer. and over here dagoo >> reporter: but she has a soft spot for her therapy cat, snickers >> he just knows how to give comfort. i've seen him, somebody getting his blood pressure taken, and let him pet the cat for a little while and get ittic at taken a and it went down >> reporter: she wants to spread the awareness of the need for therapy cats in her area >> a lot of people are cat people but

house minority leader from new york was the keynote speaker of the new hampshire democratic party elinor roosevelt dinner. congressman jeffries said why the president needed their support in the upcoming election. president biden is in on the primary ballot in new hampshire sincofficials didn't comply with new party delicate selection rules, stripping the granite state long time first in the nation primary status for e mocratic ticket. theesnger also reported that congressman jeffries left a good impression on the new hampshire democrats. many said they hoped he would run for president in 2028. >> i'm not going to be before you long, but just wanted to make a few observations about this moment that we face, the importance of this state. the challenges that are in front of us, and the power of american resilience. let me first say that i'm proud to support president joe biden in his reelection. i know that there is an important primary next month and i want to friend, just in case anyone needs one, but president joe biden has done an incredibly good job on the very difficult circumstances

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