« Le gouvernement a un plan pour que la justice bloque mieux les sites web » « Objectif : bloquer plus efficacement, en impliquant davantage d’intermédiaires techniques. » [par exemple les auteurs de logiciels, ou bien les gérants de magasins d’applications comme le Play Store ou l’App Store]
▻https://www.numerama.com/politique/702015-le-gouvernement-a-un-plan-pour-que-la-justice-bloque-mieux-les-site
Webinaire « Comment créer et tester votre résolveur DNS sur TLS et DNS sur HTTPS (DoT/DoH) » avec @stephane Bortzmeyer et Alexandre Pion le lundi 26 octobre de 14h à 15h30 ▻https://www.afnic.fr/fr/l-afnic-en-bref/actualites/actualites-generales/12334/show/webinaire-comment-creer-et-tester-votre-resolveur-dns-sur-tls-et-dns-sur-https #Afnic #DoH #DNS #Webinaire
Webinar in French : ‘How to create and test your DNS-over-TLS and DNS-over-HTTPS (DoT/DoH) resolver’ with Stéphane Bortzmeyer and Alexandre Pion on Monday 26th of October from 2 to 3:30 pm CET ▻https://www.afnic.fr/en/about-afnic/news/general-news/12335/show/webinar-how-to-create-and-test-your-dns-over-tls-and-dns-over-https-dot-doh-re #DNS #DoH #Webinar #Afnic
« Assessing the Privacy Benefits of Domain Name Encryption » une étude de la #viePrivée avec les techniques récents de défense du #DNS et de #TLS.
L’article montre que, même avec du SNI chiffré <▻https://www.bortzmeyer.org/8744.html>, et avec #DoT/#DoH, l’adresse IP du serveur est souvent un bon moyen de retrouver le domaine car beaucoup de serveurs n’hébergent qu’un petit nombre de domaines. Si l’attaquant maintient une base noms<->adresses, il peut facilement retrouver le nom.
▻https://arxiv.org/abs/1911.00563
Bonne analyse, bien fouillée et avec plein de détails quantitatifs.
Parmi les suggestions des auteurs, demander aux hébergeurs de changer souvent les adresses IP allouées aux clients (pour casser les bases mentionnées plus haut). D’après DNSDB, seenthis.net n’a pas changé d’adresse IP (217.182.178.243) depuis plus de trois ans... Et 217.182.178.243 n’héberge que SeenThis.
et @seenthis et plein de gens peuvent remercier @biggrizzly pour ces trois années :)
COVID-19: Highest death toll in Kurdistan Region, as WHO and KRG launch COVID awareness campaign - Kurdistan 24
Rising cases in Dohuk Province
The ministry said in a statement that it had conducted 4,699 new tests across the region, with 458 returning positive: 199 were in Dohuk province, marking a significant increase in cases there. Some 127 new cases were reported in Erbil and 91 in Sulaimani.
The ministry also said that 27 people had died of the virus over the past 24 hours—the highest coronavirus death count in one day, raising the total to 930 fatalities from the disease across the Kurdistan Region.
COVID-19 is highly contagious, and health authorities have repeatedly explained what needs to be done to control its spread: wear a face mask; practice social distancing; and regularly wash hands.
▻https://www.kurdistan24.net/en/news/b9c71dfc-6154-4ff2-a778-0479ce648f5f
#Covid-19#Iraq#KRG#Dohuk#Seconde_vague#Camps#déplacés#Pandémie#Santé#migrant#migration
“Arabian Transfer” is a photographic series highlighting the transitory condition
of six cities in the Arabian Peninsula – #Abu_Dhabi, #Doha, #Dubai, #Kuwait_City, #Manama,
#Riyadh – representing them as places of passage for cultures and people.
“Arabia” is historically a mythical place of the Western imagery, of exchange with the
East, but in recent decades cities like Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Doha have appeared as new
worlds, new global epicentres made possible by a condition of hyper-mobility of people,
cultural models, images, finances, goods, transferred from one place to another.
These cities are mostly populated (as well as physically built) by expats from
around the world, and today represent a living laboratory in which the local identity
aspirations are measured against Western models and the traditions and cultures
of origin of the inhabitants. In the title, the word “Transfer” refers to a place where
travelers can spend some time, but can’t be a final destination, a condition that
happens to the large majority of people living in those countries.
These photographs were taken between 2010 and 2017 in the margin of other researches
on spectacular architecture in the Gulf. In this series I wanted to avoid the sublime
and grotesque character that photography tends to acquire in representing the most
spectacular aspects of these landscapes; but I also sought to give substance to the
abstract imagery of the new skylines – which remain in the background as the New York
by Dos Passos to which the title refers.
In these images I have favored a more intimate and direct relationship with the cities
and their inhabitants, which took place mainly by walking and spending a lot of time
on the streets and in urban areas, without hiding the difficulty of the metropolitan
condition. Through everyday habits, gestures and faces, I tried to bring out a sense
of presence, showing how these cities are actual places where people live, and where,
in the extreme and paradoxical form that characterizes them, it is possible to
recognize the global contemporary condition to which we ourselves participate.
▻https://www.michelenastasi.com/portfolio/arabian-transfer
#photographie #Michele_Nastasi #péninsule_arabique #Arabie #villes #urban_matter #villes
ping @albertocampiphoto
En attendant #JCSA20 fin octobre, retour sur l’édition 2019 avec les vidéos et les supports de présentation ▻https://www.afnic.fr/fr/l-afnic-en-bref/actualites/actualites-generales/12185/show/jcsa19-retour-sur-l-edition-2019-de-la-journee-du-conseil-scientifique-de-l-af
While waiting for #JCSA20 in the end of October, take a look back at the 2019 edition with the videos and presentations ▻https://www.afnic.fr/en/about-afnic/news/general-news/12186/show/jcsa19-a-look-back-at-the-2019-afnic-scientific-council-open-day.html
#Afnic #DNS #DoH #Security #Digital #Internet #Sécurité #numerique
COVID-19 case detected at IDP camp in Duhok: migration and displacement ministry- NRT Tv
The federal Ministry of Displacement and Migration announced on Wednesday (August 5) that it has identified a coronavirus case at the Chamishku camp in Duhok’s Zakho district, the first at that facility.
The General Director of the ministry’s Branches Affairs Department Ali Abbas said in a statement that the person in question was a 39-year-old internally displaced person (IDP).
“Thirty of those who were in contact with him have been isolated according to the initial report issued by the competent authorities in the province,” read the statement.
“With the guidance of Minister of Immigration and Displacement Evan Faeq, immediate measures have been taken to sterilize the camp and prevent entries and exits to limit the spread of the virus,” Abbas added.
“Necessary measures have been taken in coordination with Duhok Health Department to take samples, transport patients, and isolate the contacts.”
A request for comment sent to the Kurdistan Regional Government’s (KRG) Joint Crisis Coordination Centre (JCC) was not immediately returned.
Located just north of Zakho city, Chamishku is home to 26,520 IDPs, according to UNHCR.
Since the beginning of the Kurdistan Region’s coronavirus outbreak in March, Duhok has been relatively free of the virus, but cases have increased significantly in the past two week, surging from 357 cases on July 21 to 801 on Tuesday.
For many, the nightmare scenario is that the coronavirus outbreak spreads to the displacement camps, where social distancing and other public health measures are difficult to achieve
▻https://nrttv.com/En/News.aspx?id=22999&MapID=1
#Covid-19#Iraq#KRG#Dohuk#Seconde_vague#Camps#déplacés#Pandémie#Santé#migrant#migration
#Arab_urbanism (@araburbanism)
A platform for critical ideas on the past, present, and future of cities and urbanism in the Arab region.
Urbanisation is one of the central forces shaping social life in the Arab region. As cities grow, disappear, and organise new realities, critical debate on urban policies, histories and everyday life is increasingly crucial. More than giving answers, our primary concern is to raise questions regarding how urban realities are made, remade, and unmade. Who are the powerful agents in these processes and how is their power contested? Can we speak of an ‘Arab’ urbanism?
The magazine is a project that has been a year in the making. It developed out of our desire to begin a conversation on how and why our cities are designed, built, and destroyed. We envision it as a platform for critical engagement with voices based across the region in diverse spaces that subvert, create and renew perceptions of urban history, planning, architecture, geography and resistance.
As academia and urban practices grow further apart, we thought of ways to bring together researchers, practitioners and residents to critically debate changes happening in our cities. As an open access platform, the magazine opens a space for the expression of new and critical ideas. These ideas guide our understanding of the past and present of our urban sphere, and draw imaginaries for its future. Having the space to speak, construct and contest is crucial to develop new pathways to understand urban realities as they are negotiated on a daily basis.
In these early days, our main objective has been to build a collective that crosscuts discipline, context, and practice. Having received over 80 contributions to our call for submissions, ranging from short interventions and academic research to visual statements and short films; the need for dialogue is clear and visible. The result is the magazine’s first issue, a collaboration between authors and editors enriched by their diversity of languages, geographical locations and disciplines. These first contributions are the experimental ground for an open source of knowledge production in the region.
As Arab Urbanism continues to grow with its contributors and members, we envision a way forward that amplifies the voice of underrepresented urban communities in the region (including non-Arab groups and migrant communities), cultivates cross regional conversations on urbanisation, and highlights critical perspectives on how we understand, study and live in our cities.
▻https://www.araburbanism.com
#revue #urbanisme #urban_matter #géographie_urbaine #pays_arabes
#Cold_Dissent (2019)
“This short film highlights two contrasting areas within the Greater Cairo Region, one located at the heart of the metropolitan capital while the other is isolated from the rest of the main urban fabric. In these two areas, local communities face the same struggle when attempting to reclaim their rights.”
Disappearing into Night
https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5db868ff8391166e189426f2/1590014457079-90A78YF09K65A0M8B71H/ke17ZwdGBToddI8pDm48kFhCKlfhBm7pVUl2TNW2zQoUqsxRUqqbr1mOJYKfIPR7LoDQ9mXPOjoJoqy81S2I8N_N4V1vUb5AoIIIbLZhVYxCRW4BPu10St3TBAUQYVKcRjtadtp3LTCD5IouakREASJV_vg6OBFfRnrn5Xc3W7_7-STZr9OAAXnaQD0NfkJ1/Disappearing+into+Night-David+Kendall-2016-1.jpg?format=500w#.jpg 
https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5db868ff8391166e189426f2/1590014454639-NYZKDXWCSKDT1RYDF2ZR/ke17ZwdGBToddI8pDm48kFhCKlfhBm7pVUl2TNW2zQoUqsxRUqqbr1mOJYKfIPR7LoDQ9mXPOjoJoqy81S2I8N_N4V1vUb5AoIIIbLZhVYxCRW4BPu10St3TBAUQYVKcRjtadtp3LTCD5IouakREASJV_vg6OBFfRnrn5Xc3W7_7-STZr9OAAXnaQD0NfkJ1/Disappearing+into+Night-David+Kendall-2016-2.jpg?format=1500w#.jpg 
https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5db868ff8391166e189426f2/1590014484379-6985D4FPTCN680TU8BUQ/ke17ZwdGBToddI8pDm48kFhCKlfhBm7pVUl2TNW2zQoUqsxRUqqbr1mOJYKfIPR7LoDQ9mXPOjoJoqy81S2I8N_N4V1vUb5AoIIIbLZhVYxCRW4BPu10St3TBAUQYVKcRjtadtp3LTCD5IouakREASJV_vg6OBFfRnrn5Xc3W7_7-STZr9OAAXnaQD0NfkJ1/Disappearing+into+Night-David+Kendall-2017-2.jpg?format=1500w#.jpg In modern Gulf cities the rapid development of urban infrastructures instantly transforms the built environment. At night in Doha (Qatar), artificial light and architecture fuse together to produce fresh visual landscapes. In these settings electrical light sculpts new architectural landscapes, reorganises established boundaries and visually erodes soon-to-be forgotten neighbourhoods erased by structural change.
In addition, temporality is an integral structural component: the afterglow of overhanging floodlights merges with fluctuating climatic conditions to shape ocular composition in the urban environment. Overtime construction fences and hoardings are put up and local buildings demolished, reshaping the over-illuminated landscape. In these settings, crumbling buildings become saturated and cloaked by the distinct hue of prominent light sources. And indistinct radiant light energy is generated by active construction sites and residential spaces in surrounding areas.
‘Artificial light’ forms auditory conditions and ocular stimuli to visualise power relations that undoubtedly exist in architectural sites typically occupied by an unsettled expatiate workforce-rebuilding cityscapes. Therefore, visible shadows are utilised as dialectical metaphors. The commanding presence of lengthening shadows typically indicates the concrete reality of the buildings. However, light is undoubtedly temporal: obscuring and stealthily opening up communal space in the modern cityscape. Consequently, tactile collective spaces merge seamlessly with the nocturnal architectural backdrop in the changeable landscape, which often appears structurally uniform, yet, is socially contingent.
“‘Artificial light’ forms auditory conditions and ocular stimuli to visualise power relations that undoubtedly exist in architectural sites typically occupied by an unsettled expatiate workforce-rebuilding cityscapes.”
As such enveloping darkness resolutely closes down space, and illuminated light redefines image composition, instantly opening up possible opportunities to visualise social boundaries. Therefore, spotlighting deliberates decisions to brilliantly illuminate selected architectural sites, and knowingly leaves in considerable shadow other constructions. It is precisely a practical exercise of controlling executive power, as well as the promotion of structural heritage and economic redevelopment.
The porous thresholds and temporal intersections between photography, active modes of listening and performativity are continuous narrative concepts. Artistic experiments expose perceptual landscapes where sound affects vision, and ‘listening’ reveals and transmits unseen audible phenomena (via the human body), to form and disclose new temporal objects – afterimages of spatial experience or atmosphere.
Furthermore, spatial and social distinctions between noise, sound and signal show how these phenomena penetrate architecture, while its inhabitants remain themes under investigation. The published photographs explore the perceptual silences, or peaceful interludes, that typically exist in geographical locations where sensorial and technological processes emerge and subtly transform ocular and auditory landscapes.
“if an expanded city is imagined as archive, the buildings in Doha are not only sites of infrastructural order. They become politically and socially active through deliberate destruction and extensive reconstruction.”
Finally, if an expanded city is imagined as archive, the buildings in Doha are not only sites of infrastructural order. They become politically and socially active through deliberate destruction and extensive reconstruction. An overlay of a unique assemblage of digital signals is produced by a multitude of communal activities and events, in turn created by inhabitants in particular places and opportune moments in local time. These ever-shifting edge conditions, undoubtedly, constitute fertile ground from which the urban imaginary arises from the Anthropocene. In principal spaces where people rest, worship and trade amid these active construction sites: specific locales that appear to be silent, yet, as an ecological reality, never sleep in the sky glow enveloping the biosphere.
▻https://www.araburbanism.com/visual-works/disappearing-into-night
#photographie #Doha #Qatar #nuit #géographie_de_la_nuit #paysage #lumière_artificielle
Radio Corona internationale, la station qui maintient la flamme du Hirak algérien
▻https://www.lemonde.fr/afrique/article/2020/04/24/radio-corona-internationale-la-station-satirique-qui-maintient-la-flamme-du-
“But the ISPs aren’t just using pro-competitive rhetoric to argue about ’concentration in #DNS.' They’re also claiming that DNS-over-HTTPS [#DoH] will put them at a competitive disadvantage in the market of spying on America and selling its secrets to all comers, a market that should not exist and that your ISP should not be in the business of.”
A more balanced article, voicing both sides: ▻https://www.wired.com/story/dns-over-https-encrypted-web
A lot of recent articles about the #DoH (#DNS over #HTTPS) security protocol. Read carefully, there is a lot of bad faith, too.
A set of Internet actors wrote to the US congress to complain that activation of DoH by Google may deprive them of the spying and manipulation they’re used to ▻https://www.ncta.com/sites/default/files/2019-09/Final%20DOH%20LETTER%209-19-19.pdf
Summary of the issue in the Wall Street Journal ▻https://www.wsj.com/articles/google-draws-house-antitrust-scrutiny-of-internet-protocol-11569765637 (paywall, note how the Akamai spokeperson clearly states that they monitor DNS requests and want to continue to do so).
▻https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2019/09/isps-worry-a-new-chrome-feature-will-stop-them-from-spying-on-you (one of the few articles that do not copy blindly the discourse of the Internet operators and ISPs)
▻https://www.cnet.com/news/google-reportedly-under-antitrust-scrutiny-for-new-internet-protocol (based on the Wall Street Journal article, with a nice addition “cable and wireless companies being cut off from much of users’ valuable DNS surfing data”, which spills the beans.)
▻https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2019/09/encrypted-dns-could-help-close-biggest-privacy-gap-internet-why-are-some-groups (#EFF opinion, with a strange idea “EFF is calling for widespread deployment of DNS over HTTPS support by Internet service providers themselves”, so asking DoH support by the very entities that you do not fully trust.)
Travailleurs exploités : à #Doha, le faux départ des mondiaux d’athlétisme
▻https://lemediapresse.fr/international/travailleurs-exploites-a-doha-le-faux-depart-des-mondiaux-dathletisme
Le #Qatar, qui accueille du 27 septembre au 6 octobre ses premiers championnats du monde d’athlétisme, mise sur la réception d’événements sportifs majeurs pour asseoir sa stature internationale et rompre avec son isolement diplomatique. Une stratégie aux nombreuses zones d’ombre, sur laquelle plane le spectre de milliers de prolétaires exploités pour servir les ambitions de la diplomatie sportive qatarie.
#International #Sport #Athlétisme #Coupe_du_Monde #Football #Migrants #Travail
Comment le Qatar s’est offert les Mondiaux 2019 d’athlétisme
▻https://www.mediapart.fr/journal/international/270919/comment-le-qatar-s-est-offert-les-mondiaux-2019-d-athletisme
Le Qatar a promis 37,5 millions de dollars à l’Association internationale des fédérations d’athlétisme (IAAF) le jour du vote d’attribution des Mondiaux, dont 4,5 millions devaient être versés au fils du président de la fédération à l’époque, Papa Massata Diack. L’IAAF indique qu’il n’a finalement pas bénéficié de ce contrat.
#CORRUPTION #Doha_2019,_Corruption,_Lamine_Diack,_championnats_du_monde_d’athlétisme,_Qatar,_Papa_Massata_Diack,_IAAF,_Tan_Tong_Han,_The_Sporting_Age,_Saoud_al-Thani,_Nasser_Al-Khelaifi
How to Enable DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) in Mozilla Firefox
▻https://www.trishtech.com/2018/08/how-to-enable-dns-over-https-doh-in-mozilla-firefox
How to Enable DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) in Mozilla Firefox
Posted onAugust 8, 2018AuthorTrishaLeave a comment
When you visit a website, the web browser first translates the domain name (such as yahoo.com) to the IP address using the DNS server configured in your operating system. We actually offer a free tool Public DNS Server Tool that helps you quickly configure your Windows system to use one of the publicly available DNS servers.
But now Firefox browser (starting from version 62) has come up with a new feature called Trusted Recursive Resolver (TRR) which sets Firefox to use a secure DNS server of its own. For this feature, all the DNS resolution requests are sent over HTTPS and this is why only a DNS over HTTPS (DoH) complaint server can be used for this feature.
Here is how you can enable DoH in Firefox browser:
Type about:config in the address bar and press Enter.
When warning appears, click on the I accept the risk button.
In the search box type trr to find the settings we want.
#dns #DoH #dnsoverhttps #https
RFC 8484 : DNS Queries over HTTPS (DoH)
Voici un nouveau moyen d’envoyer des requêtes #DNS, #DoH (DNS over #HTTPS). Requêtes et réponses, au lieu de voyager directement sur UDP ou TCP sont encapsulées dans HTTP, plus exactement HTTPS. Le but ? Il s’agit essentiellement de contourner la #censure, en fournissant un canal sécurisé avec un serveur supposé digne de confiance. Et le chiffrement sert également à préserver la vie privée du client. Toutes ces fonctions pourraient être assurées en mettant le DNS sur #TLS (RFC 7858) mais DoH augmente les chances de succès puisque le trafic HTTPS est rarement bloqué par les pare-feux, alors que le port 853 utilisé par DNS-sur-TLS peut être inaccessible, vu le nombre de violations de la neutralité du réseau. DoH marque donc une nouvelle étape dans la transition vers un Internet « port 443 seulement ».
#RFC
La liste des clients de Nexa/Amesys s’allonge : de la DCRI à la Belgique en passant par la #Turquie
▻https://reflets.info/la-liste-des-clients-de-nexaamesys-sallonge-de-la-dcri-a-la-belgique-en-pa
Nos investigations, comme celles de Jean-Marc Manach ou d’Olivier Tesquet de Télérama avaient déjà permis de dresser une liste conséquente de clients d’Amesys, entreprise qui avait muté en Bull, puis en Nexa. Initialement, Reflets dénichait […]
#Bienvenue_chez_Amesys #France #Allegretto_Asset_Management #Amesys #Camusat #Candy #Commission_européenne #Crocodile #DGSI #Doha #DRCPN #Égypte #Gabon #Kazakhstan #Libye #Maroc #Ministère_de_la_Défense #Nexa_Technologies #Ooredoo #PopCorn #Qatar #Qtel #Service_général_du_renseignement_et_de_la_sécurité_belge #SILAM #State_Security_Bureau #Toblerone
« Another Place » : l’exil en promenade audioguidée
▻http://syntone.fr/another-place-lexil-en-promenade-audioguidee
« Another place » est une balade audioguidée qui fait de l’auditeur et de l’auditrice des étrangers et des étrangères dans leur propre ville. Elle nous fait entendre le récit d’exilée de #Doha_Hassan, journaliste syro-palestinienne et, à travers sa voix, celles de millions de personnes ayant trouvé refuge en Europe.
#Entretiens #Langues_&_radio #Belgique #Royaume-Uni #Syrie #Tim_Bamber #Victoria_Lupton
Cet article vise à présenter BDS aux lecteurs arabes, et à répondre indirectement aux organisateurs de la conférence sur BDS, qui aura lieu début août à Tunis, organisée par l’#Arab_Center_for_Research_and_Policy_Studies, proche du gouvernement Qatari. Par Ahmed Abbes et Haidar Eid, le 23 juillet 2016 :
▻http://ar.lemaghreb.tn/%D9%82%D8%B6%D8%A7%D9%8A%D8%A7-%D9%88%D8%A3%D8%B1%D8%A7%D8%A1/item/7699-%C2%AB%D8%A8%D9%8A-%D8%AF%D9%8A-%D8%A3%D8%B3%C2%BB-%D9%88-%D8%A7%D
Pas grand chose en anglais ou en français sur le sujet, sauf cet article d’un site sioniste :
Tunisian BDS Conference Raises Questions About Qatari Involvement
Anti-Defamation League, le 11 août 2016
▻http://blog.adl.org/tags/arab-center-for-research-and-policy-studies
On y signale la présence de #Max_Blumenthal : mais qu’est-ce qu’il foutait là ?
Et ceux là sur le site de l’#ACRPS (ou #Doha_Institute) :
▻http://english.dohainstitute.org/content/eddf2b19-c984-469d-88c4-a24719ee9686
▻http://english.dohainstitute.org/content/0bbc429c-952f-4020-a448-78eabcd6721f
▻http://english.dohainstitute.org/content/96b9e8c9-9262-458e-8cb9-03140be5c706
▻http://english.dohainstitute.org/content/0142fabb-8ed3-43eb-bd65-0feb4472d78f
Yezidi Women After Slavery : Trauma
“I would kill myself, if it weren’t for my kids.” Sari, 30, told me. She sat close to the gas heater, feet curled under her on the mattress on the floor, in a camp for displaced people near Dohuk in the Kurdish region of Iraq. As snow fell, she told me how the extremist armed group the Islamic State abducted her and her family from their village in Iraq.
▻https://www.hrw.org/news/2016/04/18/yezidi-women-after-slavery-trauma
#femmes #esclavage #ISIS #EI #traumatisme #Yézidis #Etat_islamique #Dohuk
Dohuk (Irak). 14 novembre 2015
Je suis actuellement en Irak. Ce pays qui a été démembré, ses communautés et ses confessions jetées les unes contre les autres, par une guerre voulue par les Etats-Unis en 2003. C’est sur ce terreau que s’est développé Daech, l’organisation de l’Etat islamique. Des terroristes soutenus et aidés par des pays comme le Qatar, la Turquie et l’Arabie saoudite. Trois pays aux liens privilégiés avec la France qui leur vend des armes.
Il faut pleurer les morts d’hier à Paris. Mais il faut aussi avoir en tête que les populations du Moyen-Orient vivent ce cauchemar au quotidien depuis des années.
La France officielle fait des guerres : Libye, Mali, Centrafrique, Irak... Toujours sous des prétextes humanitaires. Ce qui est un leurre. La guerre n’a jamais rien réglé, au contraire.
La guerre ne peut pas toujours se regarder à la télévision. Si on accepte qu’elle ait lieu ailleurs, alors il faut s’attendre à ce qu’elle nous revienne dans la gueule un jour.
C’est pour cela qu’il faut la paix. Une politique internationale de la France dédiée à la paix, pas une politique de gendarme, vendeuse d’armes et de captation des richesses d’autres pays.
Le danger est grand de voir une partie de la France se tourner vers le Front national. Ce parti d’extrême-droite ne prône que la haine et le rejet de l’autre, qui tente de désigner comme bouc émissaire les musulmans. Des ingrédients pour que les drames comme celui que nous venons de connaître à Paris ne s’amplifient.
En souvenir des morts du 13 novembre, déjouons le plan de tous ceux qui voudraient nous dresser les uns contre les autres.
C’est un appel à l’intelligence humaine.
Pierre Barbancey
▻https://www.facebook.com/barbancey.pierre/posts/10156192680685640?fref=nf
@le_bougnoulosophe quitte à signaler cette carte (je ne l’aurai pas fait personnellement dans ces circonstances) je préfère très grandement qu’on pointe sur les versions les plus récentes ici ►http://visionscarto.net/djihadisme-international avec des tentatives d’explications, plutôt que de signaler les pages obsolètes du diplo.
Une carte qui représenterait « les attentats perpétrés dans la seule ville de Bagdad depuis 2003. »
Sinon, quand Valls déclare qu’il faut défendre « l’âme de la France » (et à voir ce naturalisé ultra zélé, ce coq cocardier, ça fait effectivement peur) et que le tricolore est si répandu, ce n’est pas tant le FN qu’il faut craindre (comme le dit Pierre Barbancey) mais bien la xénophobie d’État à laquelle contribue tous les partis qui ont vocation à le gérer qu’il faut combattre. Ceux qui sont à Paris pourraient peut-être venir demain à 16h à Gare du Nord, rdv d’une manifestation avec les migrants persécutés par la police, de La Chapelle à République, qui a été interdite.
►http://seenthis.net/messages/428147
Oui avec @colporteur sur nos capacités à comprendre très vite la politique xénophobe et immédiate de l’Etat qui vise à l’anéantissement de la démocratie sous son masque non FN.
La grande générosité européenne... 65 femmes et enfants réinstallés en Allemagne...
IOM Assists in Relocation of Vulnerable Women and Children from Iraq to Germany
Iraq - The International Organization for Migration (IOM) yesterday (21/09) facilitated the relocation of 65 women and children from Dohuk to Erbil to Baden-Württemberg, Germany. These beneficiaries are taking part in the German-funded Humanitarian Admissions Programme, which with support from IOM, seeks to facilitate the safe and orderly movement of vulnerable survivors of the Iraq conflict to Germany.
▻http://www.iom.int/news/iom-assists-relocation-vulnerable-women-and-children-iraq-germany
#asile #migrations #réfugiés #réinstallation #Allemagne #Irak #Dohuk #IOM #OIM
Reportage photo au cœur des #réfugiés #yézidis
En #Irak, près de 400 000 yézidis ont fui l’avancée de #Daech en août dernier et se sont réfugiés du côté kurde. Ils sont dispersés dans des camps près des villes de #Dohuk et de #Zakho, dans le #Kurdistan_irakien. D’autres sont allés jusque dans des #camps situés en #Turquie.
Boosté par les revenus pétroliers, le gouvernement régional kurde misait beaucoup sur le développement du tourisme l’an dernier. Il se retrouve au contraire avec des dizaines de milliers de réfugiés à qui il offre l’hospitalité. Dépassée par les événements, la communauté internationale ne fait pas beaucoup pour les réfugiés de la guerre en Syrie et en Irak - laissant aux pays voisins la responsabilité d’accueillir ces gens dépossédés de leurs biens. Et qui n’ont plus que des couvertures et des vêtements. Des instantanés saisis par l’objectif de notre envoyée spéciale en Irak.
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Horreur !
« Le but de #Daech était de ne laisser aucune fille vierge »
A #Dohouk, au #Kurdistan_irakien, « Libération » a rencontré deux femmes #yézidies qui ont fui la #captivité et les abominations des hommes de l’#Etat_islamique.
Saudi-sponsored summit to mend ties between #Egypt and #Qatar
▻http://english.al-akhbar.com/node/22989
On the surface, it appears that the discord between #Cairo and #Doha is over. The Egyptian president will stop in #Riyadh on his way back from China for a Saudi-sponsored meeting with Qatari Emir #Tamim_bin_Hamad_bin_Khalifa_al-Thani. It will be the first official meeting between the two men since the overthrow of the #Muslim_Brotherhood regime more than 18 months ago strained Egyptian-Qatari relations, leading to a “media and financial war.”
#Abdel-Fattah_al-Sisi #Articles #GCC #Mohammed_Mursi #Saudi_Arabia #Mideast_&_North_Africa
Saudi-sponsored summit to mend ties between #Egypt and #Qatar
▻http://english.al-akhbar.com/content/saudi-sponsored-summit-mend-ties-between-egypt-and-qatar
Egyptian President #Abdel-Fattah_al-Sisi meets with Saudi King Abdullah bin Abdel Aziz hold a meeting in #Cairo on June 21, 2014. Al-Akhbar Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi meets with Saudi King Abdullah bin Abdel Aziz hold a meeting in Cairo on June 21, 2014. Al-Akhbar
On the surface, it appears that the discord between Cairo and #Doha is over. The Egyptian president will stop in #Riyadh on his way back from China for a Saudi-sponsored meeting with Qatari Emir #Tamim_bin_Hamad_bin_Khalifa_al-Thani. It will be the first official meeting between the two men since the overthrow of the #Muslim_Brotherhood regime more than 18 months ago strained Egyptian-Qatari relations, leading to a “media and financial war.” (...)
#Mideast_&_North_Africa #Articles #GCC #Mohammed_Mursi #Saudi_Arabia