they both came as damaged people my mother from the mother of baby arms. and my father from the industrial school. when her father william was just 7 his mother had died of tuberculosis with tragic consequences for william and his siblings the children were sentenced to 10 years in industrial scale as. the crime bill the mother died. william system ali ended up in some brigid's industrial school for girls run by the sisters of mercy in locker a. former inmates here have reported both physical and sexual abuse. when molly was just 13 she became ill and died. there is the need for an orderly numbs graveyard in front of the school. grave is unknown and on my. growing up i didn't know anything about us i knew nothing about my parents' life. but the family's biggest secrets as anna discovered was that her mother had twice become pregnant before meeting her father and was sent to have babies and do pennance ensure. they had to bury the secret it's a very distant i'm still trying to process how she. islands architecture of containment targeted women it identified

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mother that at daulat am you're free to enter as your measurement how a portrait of a mother shuttle flight and leonardo painted the painting that we call mona lisa today. that. it must have been a great challenge to paint an image of a mother for upon attack. since he suffered a similar fate as a pilot or. he too was an illegitimate child who was recognized by his father. his mother didn't die in childbirth she was his father's maid and he probably used her dependency on him for labors of love as had giuliano with his mistress from danny. pollock. shared a similar fate and this inspired leonardo to paint a painting that have held the memory of a mother and. the painting should lend comfort to younger politician who himself never saw his mother. he undoubtedly painted the image of. he develops the portraits out of his imagination. and we could we will now go play an audio didn't need to model. he was an illegitimate child himself and could easily relate to the feelings of such a child so as. giuliano their media change must have known this was lain otto's friend. leonardo took himsel

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her mother, an assistant at a law office.in high school, she met bill. >> where'd you go on your first date? do you remember? >> took her to the homecoming dance. yep. i played football. then, i went out after the game and picked her up. took her to the dance. yeah. had an old, '51 chevy. rusted out. beat up. she didn't care. she was quiet. prettiest thing you ever seen. >> reporter: as bill tells it, they were kids in love, deeply. maybe, carelessly. during her sophomore year, shirley got pregnant. >> we were married, at a very young age. i was 18. had just turned 18 and she was 16. i went right to work, working in a locker. >> meat processor? >> i did the cutting and wrapping of the beef and pork in the afternoons and evenings. and went to school in -- in the mornings. and finished my senior year, that way. >> reporter: soon, daughter, jana, was born. then, came billy. later, jason came. bill and shirley went into farming. on a small plot of starter land, they grew some corn and soybeans. then, more prime, iowa acreage. shi

the name of his mother also appears. from downey a young woman from beano. not much is known about but if it had been dani she was a guest of the blood so to karla by imitation of giuliano. bit is unclear if she offered him her labors of love if he said used or as recorded by one of the documents was raped. in any case she spent a night with giuliana. and this likely in voluntarily. but how should she have opposed the rich route. in. she was plagued with severe remorse after her affair with giuliana. some sources stated that she was married at the time. friend danny fell into a crisis the deepened when she found out that she was with child. a child out of wedlock from a brief encounter in the court of. then she drew up a terrible plan. she confided in her friend a midwife that she didn't want the child and there she could not take the disgrace . a midwife should kill the new born in case president he dies in childbirth. friend danny did in fact die up real fever. but the midwife didn't take the newborns life. on april the 19th $1511.00 the night before easte

tensioning for head per child per mother back and. the young women were expected to stay on for a year or more after the baby was born laboring unpaid for the nuns in penance for their sin. the women were literally slave labor so if you're not paying. out of the meantime the government or pay for every woman and every child and indeed sometimes paying more than they should this confidential memo reveals the best bernanke would sometimes continue to claim government payments from others that actually discharged years before. and that's was in the only money spent a while poor mothers paid penance in unpaid labor rich girls could buy their way out for a $5000.00 euros in today's money. but even rich girls could not avoid the trauma of having their baby taken from them. the nuns soon saw another potential source of income that. adoptions. the babies were just in order. i thought we were to church. right this is a baby making factory i can make money. that's where the greediness. teresa collins was born ensure also be run by the sisters o

that i have no mother. never that i grew up without a mother. could be 78 in 10 days. but i do believe. that i can't change that part of my own history. yet is up but. binion and when the fact remains that i'm the daughter of a woman who has disappeared. but is here. it. seems ok i do feel i share a common identity with other children of the disappeared. bill you see here to visit in argentina and all across latin america you know. represent and because you so meet and have any sense we are all representative of a very big trial inside our nation in a series of. wait no i didn't want to say that it. limits. to what are you doing charlie. he did is he bothering you. that will. let you know we're. not headed out. to. the wedding simple. was. a nice idea why did you want to get well i mean i heard. of a couple grand you want. me to do it doesn't. mean and i. want to thank you for that. view. that. shop i was going to go to work. on that one up or not i think i'm going to do that and you know mary i'm going you know. was. was. up which she likes ok. you know well thanks. i

my mother was doling out cousins. and i would call them and i got a family genealogy that had indicated that my grandfather's parents were not john and jenny burns of scotland but they were jacob and zelda bernstein. so i had called my brother and i said isn't it interesting that our great grandfather was jacob and you named her son jacob and he was not interested at all. he said jacob was named for somebody my wife's family. and i said yes. that's a common name but don't you think it's an interesting lineage. and he was not engaging. i remember a family dinner my nephew who was a teenager at the time said well, i don't understand. how is it that you are jewish but that isn't jewish and grandma isn't jewish. and i'm looking over at my brother thinking had i answer it collects so that is sort of how things have remained. >> okay. we are going to take one more quick break and we will be right back. please join us in just a moment. >>> good morning and welcome back. we are in the middle of a wonderful conversation about

my mother pulled me her story so. >> my mother wanted an abortion when she found out she was pregnant with me. it was a story that i heard my whole life. it wasn't a story meant to shame me and tell me i don't want you to be here. it's a story my mother related to me as a young woman to let me know choices were difficult and the choice to be a mother is difficult and she was afraid how she would support these twins in an abusive marriage and she struggled immensely. so woman to woman she told me. when i was a child i knew, tomac. having a mother willing to share thathe story with me allowed meo write this book because her story considering a termination of pregnancy with me didn't hurt me. there was no moment i thought my mother didn't love me or want me here in this world. and it was that knowledge and sharing of the story with me that aches me fairly certain that my son later in life will feel okay with it, tomac. the thing is i had a choice to tell the story and protect my son from a feeling he may never have or i could tell the story and possibly say to my daughter in 20 years i d

his mother was tragically killed at a young age.ncredibly difficult thing for a young person to have to deal with. >> william and harry came to take on one of the mental health charities and it was fascinating how they used their own personal experiences like the loss of their mother to talk about mental health. >> we never really talked about it. we never really talked about losing our mom at such a young age. when you speak to other people's families and kids and stuff, you think, wow, i don't want them to have to go through the same things. >> even harry and i over the years have not talked enough about our mother. >> never enough. >> shutting down all of my emotions for the last 20 years has had a quite serious effect. all of a sudden, all of this grief that i had never processed comes to the forefront. i've been close to a complete break down on numerous occasions. >> for someone in prince harry's position to say that, you now hear a lot of people saying that has had a huge impact on society, feeling more comfortable talking ab

an image of his mother that at daulat am you're free to enter as you imagine how a portrait of a mother shuttle flight a mere nado painted the painting that we call mona lisa today a little that. it must have been a great challenge to paint an image of a mother for upon attack. since he suffered a similar fate because of politics. he too was an illegitimate child who was recognized by his father. his mother didn't die in childbirth she was his father's maid and he probably used her dependency on him for labors of love as had giuliano with his mistress friend danny. and leonardo shared a similar fate and this inspired leonardo to paint a painting that up held the memory of a mother and. the painting should lend comfort to young politician who himself never saw his mother. he undoubtably painted the image of. an aunt so he develops the portrait out of his imagination. into we could we will now go play in our toes we didn't need a model. he was an illegitimate child himself and could easily relate to the feelings of such a child. in this. juliano belletti chain must have known this house l

his fingerprints are on the his mother, again his mother saying my son did it.nd charlie saying he had to do it. >> reporter: but did he have to do it? that was the key question. and the prosecution said no. this was no justifiable homicide. this was an execution. in fact, the weapon, a .12 gauge remington shotgun, had been purchased just for the killing. it had just been bought from a walmart near cornell. >> so we sent investigators down there, and as they began to look into that, they found that the gun had been purchased by a young man named whitney knickerbocker. >> reporter: newly purchased. >> newly purchased. >> reporter: by a new name altogether here. >> correct. >> reporter: the purchase had taken place february 2015, the same day charlie left cornell. the store had surveillance video of charlie's friend and fellow fraternity brother buying the shotgun, video that was shown to the jury. the frat brother was never accused of having anything to do with the killing. charlie had apparently convinced him to help buy a gun. >> friends say that whitney was to

teresa collins was born ensure also be run by the sisters of the sacred hearts under its then mother superior sister hildegarde's mcnulty. the nun very calming. the way they put it into a sisterhood of authority pushes a donation was met. but the donation was 100 pounds. or traded yeoman like with trade. and so shannon airport is just 60 miles west of sean ross abbey found itself at the center of an international trade in traffics babies mainly to the families of returning american servicemen. to the church realized that babies are the could be sold to america a charity quite babies. in order to put the babies up for adoption the nuns would pressurize mothers into signing away their rights and occasionally it seems they also resort to forgery. i was talking to one particular mother who put next to me signed her name she could do was put down the next and when she went to look at her . for her daughter in the adoption fight the signature was signed her name but no heartache so we know that document but if you wanted to adopt a child there was one criteria you needed to satisfy above a

kennedy: well, i think he was born in alabama, and his mother and father -- his mother was very stoicnd very -- not very loving. his father was a drunk, and died at the age of 40. his biggest influence, my father's biggest influence was his grandfather, who was a doctor. and he would let my father ride on the back of his horse. and when he would go out into the rural areas and see patients. and i think that was his biggest influence. but his mother was driven in a way that, i think that is where -- later on, his being driven to be governor. she was driven in ways that she met my father's father -- she was driven -- she was going to marry him, so she did everything she could to get to marry him. so she did, and that's how she was driven, and that went over to my father. susan: your father married your mother at a very young age, 16. how did they meet? ms. kennedy: how did they meet? in worked in a drugstore northport and he went in and bought hair tonic from her. and then he came out and a friend was waiting outside and he -- my father bet him that he could get a date with her. and so

for some weeks more a son martin has only seen his mother from a distance. ironically he lives close by before the covert outbreaks he used to take one afternoon a week off work to give his mother an outing they used to cook up a dinner in his small kitchen and played board games afterwards his mother looked forward to it. it's been zones my always went on a monday but not anymore. it's hard you know now we can only talk with him outside and we're inside i know she says she felt lonely going i miss my family but we have to get used to it. with you can't do anything about it only cooperate and meet there's no alternative and. basically we're neighbors 1st of all. just imagine if there weren't any leaves on the trees we'd be able to wave to each other the residence is less than a kilometer away as the crow flies it's not far away at all but it might as well be on the other side of the moon. we don't meet up we can't. go from the home. suddenly the situation becomes dramatic 5 residents die within a few days of each other as a result of covert 1900 or high shot

of his mother sat at the laddie at your feet. as you imagine it how a portrait of a mother shuttle flight a mere nado painted the painting what we call mona lisa today a little that. it must have been a great challenge to paint an image of a mother for a politician. since he suffered a similar fate as a politician. he too was an illegitimate child who was recognized by his father. his mother didn't die in childbirth she was his father's maid and he probably used her dependency on him for labors of love as had giuliano with his mistress friend danny. followed. and leonardo shared a similar fate and this inspired leonardo to paint a painting that held the memory of a mother and. the painting should lend comfort to younger politician who himself never saw his mother. he painted the image of should be so he develops the portrait out of his imagination. and we could we will now go play not oh we didn't need a model. he was an illegitimate child himself and could easily relate to the feelings of such a child. giuliano the immediate cha

i'm a mother. the thing that i learned in this pregnancy and delivering my son in west virginia, he was born with severe medical complications. he had a broken clavicle which was not diagnosed until he was five weeks old and west virginia. in california we have, my has been have been offered a job there right at the end of my pregnancy. but he was also he suffered from a severe lip and tongue-tied was unable to latch at all. i had to feed him with medicine dropper. his jaundice was severe. so severe that he really needed to be treated in hospital the jaundice but because the hospital was overcrowded, we were asked to leave even though he really needed treatment and i was told to put them under a window at home even though it was a heat wave and it was 92 degrees in my house. he is our air conditioner was broken. he was failing. my son was failing. ahead the sun that i had difficulty getting to me because obviously i didn't know if i can support him. but my feelings for rage for myself at that momen

for martin and i shut the situation eases somewhat on may 10th mother's day. one relative at a time is permitted to visit a resident for one hour tables are set up in the lobby the management is taking no chances you will see during the difficult 6 weeks on a laura was able to talk to her son on the phone or at least she's asked to describe the differences between a telephone call and a personal visit wondered. what's the difference between a phoning and a real visit when not how's that for you yet are you sure sure this is a real visit is nice you see each other. but you recognise each other on the phone as it's not so bad. i was always able to talk to my son that was possible this year but now we can see each other again. that's nicer isn't it is. able to meet face to face at last. hospitals have learned a lesson but that doesn't mean it's back to normal coven patients in a critical condition are still taken to specialized centers the i.c. use in germany currently have sufficient capacity and the doctors are gaining experience every day. for. most of the uni

my mother took him up. please love me. as you get it on and to listen to this if you're good looking is go in both of them both what the love is yours isn't quite. thank you both and take much more. for the big news just going to let. me go back to the thought of the money that i sail on to get the most of my focus i thought of going to talk to much when i 1st heard it from this suspect i will conduct a poll. that's going to let me try to find. some. of us. to fight it loosened up be the keep the country. great religious school gets back. to the look need. to. let. one fall. back to. the end . all jews in. every. al-jazeera world meet some extraordinary women. who are making things happen that way. following their daily struggle to survive. for their families to thrive. egypt's women street silent as on al-jazeera. with tiny hidden cameras criminals are illegally filming and sharing people's most intimate moments one only needs to investigate south korea's spy cam demick on al-jazeera. lives are in the bala

i arrived here and i found i found my mother and my older brother and grandparents from the mother's side you know this man are barefoot like me only one 3rd of men and boys who tried to walk that march survived and to turds were killed over 8000 people died in the biggest mass murder since the 2nd world war. a 2 hour drive away from srebrenica is a bustling multi-ethnic town of over 100000 inhabitants in eastern bosnia. more on the achieve each and has time for son of age have known each other for a long time were mere has been living into his love for just a few weeks he is studying law and is about to do his exams at the university of tows law doesn't also wants to document me a story for the memorial. he started conducting interviews a year ago and has already done over $100.00. more mia was 11 years old when his record it's a foul as a child he knew about the atrocities in drag by the bosnian serb soldiers he fled to the un safe area with his mother. join us not to be a leg up we were there in the buildings for about $3.00 to $4.00 days a month and there was no food no water not

my mother's from hamburg where we're shooting right now. and my father is from ghana. and he was born and raised in eastern gonna so i have an entirely different culture namely in the 3rd culture and that's exactly how i see music music is the personal 3rd culture it's everything that is inside you the output is indefinable for me output is always indefinable because i like artists who work like that i draw inspiration from very different things. for example i recorded my nephew's heartbeat away i'll show you. i mix that with this. earth. and it's a backyard inside a go in the car and this was the result. of. the sounds of africa a continuous source of inspiration for you caught on. the continent is abuzz with music it's not a cliché but reality as we discover in the canadian capital accra. in the district of jamestown a different tune reverberates from every street side still. we hear afro pop and i've heard these as well as contemporary hits created on computers just like songs anywhere else in the world and yet there's something quintessentially african about them.

that i have no mother. seen ever that i grew up without a mother it. could be 78 in 10 days. but i do believe. that i can change that part of my own history. but. then you know when the fact remains that i'm the daughter of the woman who was disappeared. so i know what he's here. he. seemed ok i do feel i share a common identity with other children of the disappeared we. believe he said in argentina and all across latin america you know maybe to. replace him then because he's only done it in a sense we are all representative of a very big trial inside our nation in a series of. wait no i didn't want to say that. but you missed the speech. here what are you doing charlie. he did is he bothering you come up with what we're. looking for you know what we. need to get it out. to. the what is it simple. was. the. idea what it was you know one of. which i mean a mash up. of a couple. 100 new books you know one little bit of the other the little one in the corner taking it out on the. matter to. me. living on the. that you know is going to be shot by then you know the one you know th

mother calmed him down and led him back to the cafe. a joint concert is being held with the members of angel salon and the shanghai city youth orchestra. wang's parents are concerned how he may handle it. day by day the children with asd are growing as people and as musicians. they are ready to showcase their growth to the parents and to the public. ♪ >> people with asd are called children of the stars in china due to their isolation. it's not easy for them to find a place where they truly belong. but in the future these activities may help them become children of a star where they are welcomed and understood by all. ♪ ♪ anchor: in israel, the ruling coalition fails to get the budget approved by parliament. hello. this is al jazeera live from doha. france relaxes its ban after a two day standoff that stranded thousands of drivers. >> this assault happened on donald trump's watch, when he wasn't watching. anchor: u.s. president-elect joe biden warns there is

my mother told me the story. >> my mother wanted to have an abortion when she found out she was pregnant with me. it is a story that i heard my whole life. it was not a story that was meant to shame me. it was a story that my mother relate to me as a young woman to let me know that choices were difficult. she was afraid about how she would support these two baby twins in an abusive marriage. she struggled immensely. woman to woman, she told me. having a mother that is willing to share that story with me allowed me to write this book. considering a termination did not hurt me. she did not love me, she did not want me in the world, it was that knowledge and sharing of that story that makes me fairly certain that my son later in life will feel okay with it, too i have a choice. to tell the story and protect my son from a feeling he may never have or i can tell this story and possibly say to my daughters in 20 years, i did everything i could to protect your healthcare and this was in my power. there is not allowed in my power. it was in my power to share this story. i did that so you may hav

was one of the mothers of the. kids because a complete as you put it said quote of the 1st night of the school so we can let's . start with what the chemical in the because. the. mother was just as we saw in the bar was set up within money pull outputs as tell you. what do you know and nothing to be done if they could not see you know. that it's come plain chief anybody is dying to fresh approach to win back the post trust this is one of them into no another once you know what it isn't going to be. it's the least that i need to hear the last of that he says he was only 17 or the mr puppy be done but cato cynthia. cottle different person that's what he did he's . more different this if that is about what would be accountable in city hall but eagles gov the scene norsemen needles. in my study of a holland suit in school they worked with me to see my rig and all look at our bills. get out get out insisted they put the pussy book. cover the parade. at the party's headquarters in the past indigenous leaders and supporte

host: tell us about your mother. >> my mother was a very, very devoted mother. she didn't go to college, she went to business school, but she was active in everything in my community. president of the synagogue, president of the pta, president of the league that helped children. she was an activist. and i think that's where i got that from. were she and your father both first-generation, correct? guest: correct. host: and where were they from? guest: no, i'm sorry, they were both born here. their parents were first-generation. host: and what did your father do for a living? guest: my father was a certified public accountant. and my mother was active in many nonprofit organizations. but during the time that i was she was working to make life better for the many organizations she was involved in. children, adults, and many others. were representative lloyd, they democrats going up? guest: oh, of course. you have been a democrat, i have been a democrat. my mother was very active in the community. in so many different organizations. trying to make life better for ch

for me the worst was that i couldn't visit my wife mother for me who drove. march the 16th a monday germany imposes on lockdown schools and kindergartens close factories shut down the hawks find themselves standing in front of closed doors at the hospital they. this is our no longer permitted. timor zelman is head physician at the intensive care unit ana marie hooks is one of his patients she has tested negative for coded but the whole hospital is in lockdown even close relatives are not permitted to visit. i think relatives play an important role in the healing and care process nobody knows the patient better than their own relatives no one is more familiar to them than the partner or the children you know. but at that time it was absolutely impossible which i regret deeply it's obvious that all. the result was often traumatic. we think it does this into our protests or at least for complete i think it complicates the process of grieving. for one thing people feel guilty if i wasn't there i couldn't be there and also because certain things couldn't be sad or

not angry with their mother for dying. no.t was what grew from the suspicion they felt that their father was hiding something very bad. but still, there were practical matters to deal with, such as who should care for the four younger macneill children? alexis returned to medical school so rachel volunteered. their father martin insisted they find a nanny instead right away. >> he asked me -- he demanded that we go to the temple to pray about having a nanny which was very strange because my father was not a very spiritual person at all. >> and there outside the temple they were approached by a mysterious brunette. >> she said, oh, i was at the funeral and i am so sorry for your loss and my father said, oh, i'm sorry, i only -- what's your name? and she said, my name's jillian. and my father said, oh, okay. >> about a week after that encounter, martin hired that friendly, sympathetic woman and told his daughters -- >> oh, i found the perfect nanny. i found someone that's going to be great. and i said, dad, what's her name? and

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mother makes is on her way to morning prayers for the past 9 years she's been in charge of the. burial for the past few months the german justice system has been watching she faces a fine of 2500 euros or imprisonment. i'm calm because i'm not aware of committing any act deserving imprisonment if. the public prosecutor's office responded to torch of i was questions prosecutors accuse me of illegally stowing away asylum seekers and helping them avoid deportation the accusations are unusual in most cases german authorities tolerate church of silence some 500 people are currently under church protection it's not clear why prosecutors have singled out mother mash did. i don't think what i've done is so remarkable for me it's natural that when i have the chance to help someone in distress i help them regardless of whether i'll be praised or not. to apply for. financially the abby can just about make ends meet. money from organic farming and producing church candles the nuns have in the past taken in 30 refugees to protect them from deportation mother met keeps in touch with all of th

this is her mother. i just keep coming back, this is her mother. >> her own mother.hat to me was the most chilling part of this whole thing. >> but if it were true, the young woman was too petite they thought to have pulled it off alone. >> there's no way that karrie could have physically carried out the act. if it was to be homicide she would have need someday help. >> but from whom? they naturally looked to those closest to karrie. and who was closer than her dad, lloyd? going all the way back to those ballet school days. cops also knew that lloyd had been in the area that weekend helping karrie move into her college apartment. >> any more detail you could tell us about things, obviously it's helpful to us. >> but what about his apparently ironclad alibi backed up by his cell phone records? that he never left his hotel that night. >> from 11:00 to 7:00 you're in the hotel? >> yes. >> all right. >> investigator heard sent a colleague to spool through the hotel's security cam footage. >> he goes, he don't like what i'm seeing. it looks like the dad and karrie left to

so is how my mother is being represented. boy is ok how can we understand the identity of the disappeared. when that person is gone and there's nothing left that somebody that. does that identity still exists or not. content i mean they disappeared live and die over and over again without existing. she knew to be somebody she was. a cream to start with. had created us 7th. i did 7th grade 2 i always have glitter with me oh shut up a little bit she wherever i go i spare coconut. deviancy. you look gorgeous up that's a little it still maybe i could have a chance to know for a little bit over the last hour because nothing. because did you have a half long hat i almost felt that the i shaved my hair off when i was 13. shaped by my 13th birthday when i went to a bar my entire family was there nobody knew i'd shaved my hair i thought so much grief. just getting. a little doesn't love getting a haircut and shaving it off are 2 different things so slow leak i thought i was a skinhead a little bit about what it's like in a convent eve

it seems to me that i grew up without a mother. or it could be 78 in pretending it all could be ok but i do believe. that i can change that part of my own history. but reach toward yet. binion and when the fact remains that i'm the daughter of a human who has disappeared. so i know it's hard but he's here. it. seemed ok i do feel i share a common identity with other children of the disappeared he. believes he is out in argentina and all across latin america you know. replacing done. in a sense we are all representative of a very big trial inside our nation and assumes almost. wait no i didn't want to say that. but even if he'd. get what are you doing charlie. he did is he bothering you. because that would. let you know we're. not headed out. to. tell them. what a simple. was. a. nice idea what a lying. you mean when i believe in god i mean i have never much. of a couple but i do you will know. me but you know that i'll be there to get out of the little unit and told them what i want in the world in. my view without. that. shot by g

image of his mother sat at daulat am you're free. as your measurement how a portrait of a mother shuttle flight leonardo painted the painting that we call mona lisa today a little that. it must have been a great challenge to paint an image of a mother for politics. since he suffered a similar fate because of politics. he too was an illegitimate child who was recognized by his father. his mother didn't die in childbirth she was his father's maid and he probably used her dependency on him for labors of love as had giuliano with his mistress friend danny. pollock. shared a similar fate in this inspired leonardo to paint a painting that i've held the memory of a mother and. the painting should lend comfort to younger politician who himself never saw his mother. and down to painted the image of. an aunt so he develops the portraits out of his imagination. into we could we all now go play in our toes we didn't need a model. he was an illegitimate child himself and could easily relate to the feelings of such a child so as this. giuliano dai

i arrived here and i found i found my mother and my older brother and grandparents from the mother's side you know these men are barefoot like me only one 3rd of men are boys who tried to walk that march survived and told turds were killed. over 8000 people died in the biggest mass murder since the 2nd world war. a 2 hour drive away from srebrenica is a bustling multi-ethnic town of over 100000 inhabitants in eastern bosnia. for her. normally achieve each and has sent her son of age have known each other for a long time well mia has been living in terms of law for just a few weeks he is studying goal and is about to do his exams at the university of tows law person also wants to document more me a story for the memorial. he started conducting interviews a year ago and has already done over $100.00. more mia was 11 years old when his record it's a foul as a child he knew about the atrocities in drag by the bosnian serb soldiers he fled to the un safe area with his mother. then as what will be a leg up we were there in the buildings for about $3.00 to $4.00 days a month there was no fo

more me as mother slot amin of h. has stayed in srebrenica in spite of the genocide deniers she is a homemaker she has found no job in srebrenica many of her relatives have moved away until recently more male also lived with her in her house now he comes to visit regularly a couple nic others around us and how am i. not where. i don't know if i'm alive or dead i don't send them here though i have nobody to talk to their friends we have nothing not that i miss have a city. that doesn't miss you could you imagine moving to tuzla or would you prefer to stay here. you must all of us remember nobody and i visit here every now and then i don't want to be in your way you have to live your life without me brother in here. yes i mean it's hard for me to let loose but i know it's basic for him he has friends he goes to university his studies he's looking for a better life that fulfills me and makes it easy and it works if. it's financially slat i mean of it she is dependent on support from her son most of the survivors of the g

mother nature is our mother. she ca res mother nature is our mother.s for us. why is there climate change? because of the human people, the very people that mother is nurturing. humans are abusing. man can be the culprit behind greed to ruin the first peoples, people that thrived with the heartbeat of mother earth. why? why? why can't they ask us? it's a hard pill to swallow. we don'tjust we don't just want to survive, we don'tjust want to survive, we wa nt to we don'tjust want to survive, we want to thrive on this land. i can't imagine having to relocate the whole homejust imagine having to relocate the whole home just because the water is coming up over it. it's devastating asa coming up over it. it's devastating as a community. my ancestors have been living off his land for a long time. they passed on their knowledge about the land. the inipac are connected as a community, so i think if we stick together, we'll be able to adapt to the changes. if we stick together, we'll be able to adapt to the changeslj if we stick together, we'll be able to adapt

the mother love of the game in . these contradictions within the indigenous movement appeared to be the real. back . row book wasn't this kind of on a militant mind mr mcconnell was forced to take 30 years to reach the destination. or that he took a one car was speeding up to make it to. the rally in time hopes of the end. of. the day. the final act of these elections is about to be. the people get out to vote despite the movement's contradictions and the fia instilled by the mimic of the violence come with a give the precedence back to the indigenous movement. we had to wait for election day. battles we feel this. good is good enough for the leader. of the party's headquarters he said that he had waited for the results by checking the votes count for the party's own monitoring system. let's just say. it's clear she's. outside the headquarters supporters of commissars began banking points protesting against a possible return of religious movements to. the yanks if that's what she told to be published at 8 pm but with

my mother was incredible.d her reticence, her shyness, she came forward and on every political platform she spoke. my father was prime minister first from 1956 to 59, of sri lanka or ceylon, as it was known then. sadly, his enemies assassinated him. my mother had no intention whatever of going into politics. her three children were fatherless, and she wanted to devote all her time to bringing them up. but there was such a pressure from the party and the people in general that finally she agreed, because she was convinced that it was her duty. my mother's party won the election in 1960, but right—wing forces started saying the nastiest possible things. running down women, how can she lead a political party? but she was utterly unruffled. she said, "don't worry about it." she carried on. as for us, we three felt, my god, we have lost our father to politics. now are we going to lose our mother as well? but she never forgot that she was a mother. she took on the mantle of the world's first woman prime minister ver

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