100 Hours
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| Originally published | March 28, 2017 |
| Authors | Rachel Vincent |
| Genres | Fiction |
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| ID | 2191847 |
About 100 Hours
In this sexy, pulse-pounding new duology by New York Times bestselling author Rachel Vincent, a decadent spring break beach getaway becomes a terrifying survival story when six Miami teens are kidnapped. Maddie is beyond done with her cousin Genesis's entitled and shallow entourage. . . .
Eighteen members of County lines drugs gang sentenced
... Buchanan was sentenced to one year, suspended for 24 months, 100 Hours of unpaid work at rate of one day a week, and 20 days of rehabilitation activity...
'I've suffered from bedbugs for two years'
... Since then, he has tried many different measures to try to get rid of them, spent considerable sums of money and " watched 50 to 100 Hours of videos" - all without success...
Voyeur's step-sister victim says sentence was too lenient
... The 35 year old, from Portadown, was sentenced at Omagh Magistrates Court on 19 September to 100 Hours community service, 18 months probation and a sex offences prevention order...
Ex-Colorado police officer who put handcuffed woman in car hit by train avoids jail
... The 29-year-old, who lost her job over the incident, has been ordered to perform 100 Hours of community service...
Kyra King: Parents of baby mauled by dog sentenced
... " King, of Castle Dyke Bank, New York, Lincolnshire, was given a 10-month sentence, suspended for two years, and 100 Hours of unpaid work...
How Guinness World Record mania has gripped Nigeria
... She cooked for a total of 100 Hours, and although it was officially logged at 93 hours 11 minutes by the Guinness World Record (GWR), it was still enough to set a new record...
Iran protests: Mother of Nika Shakarami tells of anguish
... Watch on BBC Two at 21:00 on Thursday 29 June - and afterwards on The interview appears in a documentary, Inside the Iranian Uprising, alongside 350 clips from 100 Hours of film, shot and uploaded by young Iranians...
'We turned down a client to uphold gay rights'
... " It s a really big commitment, and takes you away from focusing on sales, for instance, as you re spending about 100 Hours on the assessment...
Iran protests: Mother of Nika Shakarami tells of anguish
The mother of a 16-year-old girl allegedly beaten to death by security forces during protests in Iran has spoken of her continuing heartache.
In an exclusive interview that appears in a BBC documentary, Nasrin Shakarami says she " cannot forget for a second" What Happened to Her Daughter Nika.
Nasrin was speaking to actress Zar Amir Ebrahimi, who fled Iran in 2008.
Nasrin also rejects authorities' claims about The deaths of protestors: " We all know that they are lying. "
Nika's was one of The Most high-profile deaths during protests in late 2022.
The protests have continued since then, though have become much less intense due to a bloody crackdown by security forces.
The unrest began after The death in custody of Mahsa Amini , a Young Woman who died after she was detained by morality police in The capital for allegedly violating Iran's strict rules requiring women to cover their hair with a hijab, or headscarf.
Four days after Masha died, Nika was filmed at a protest in Tehran setting fire to her headscarf.
Videos posted online show Nika standing on a dumpster as she did so, while others are heard chanting " death to The dictator" - a reference to The Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei .
In her interview with Zar Amir Ebrahimi, Nasrin says: " Nika was concerned about The injustice and discrimination towards Iranians. She used to think about it a lot.
" She was extremely adventurous and fearless. I was always worried about how bold she was. I was always afraid that something would happen to her. "
Nasrin says she called Nika That Day and could hear protesters around her.
The Story Iran has tried to hide from The World - The brutal reality of The recent street protests, told through videos of ordinary citizens.
Watch on Bbc Two at 21:00 on Thursday 29 June - and afterwards on
The Interview appears in a documentary, Inside The Iranian Uprising, alongside 350 clips from 100 Hours of film, shot and uploaded by young Iranians.
Footage shot on 20 September shows Nika throwing rocks in The direction of The Police . Another clip recorded that evening shows Nika still at The protest taking cover behind a car.
She disappeared after telling a friend during a phone conversation just Before Midnight that she was being chased by police.
One eyewitness Last Year that she saw Nika being taken into custody at a protest by " several large-bodied plainclothes security officers" who bundled her into a car.
That Night Nika's Instagram and Telegram accounts were deleted. Her family began to search for her and asked The Authorities to help, but Nasrin says: " No One was giving us any answers. "
The Family said they eventually located her body at The Kahrizak mortuary on 30 September and that they were only allowed by officials to see her face for a few seconds in order to identify her.
Nika's maternal aunt, Atash, said in early October that officers from Iran's elite Revolutionary Guards told her that Nika was in their custody for Five Days And Then handed over to prison authorities.
A Death Certificate issued by a cemetery in Tehran, which was obtained by Bbc Persian , states that Nika died after suffering " multiple injuries caused by blows with a hard object".
The Authorities denied any wrongdoing and made inconsistent statements about her fate.
The Iranian government did not respond to The Bbc 's request for comment for The Documentary .
State TV broadcast a video purporting to show Nika Returning Home after The protests. Prosecutors went on to say that she had later jumped or been pushed off a building.
Iran's Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA) says More Than 530 protesters have been killed, including 71 children, and almost 20,000 more have been detained in a violent crackdown by security forces, which have portrayed The protests as foreign-instigated " riots".
Seven protesters have also been executed following what a UN expert has called " arbitrary, summary and sham trials marred by torture allegations". Dozens more have reportedly been sentenced to death or charged with capital offences.
" They are not Taking Responsibility for killing her nor telling us who did it, " Nasrin says. " They are not pursuing The case. To whom should we complain? "
Nasrin has Nika's aunt, who made a video statement while in detention in which She Said her niece " was killed falling from a building" had been " Forced . . to make these confessions".
In The Interview with Zar Amir Ebrahimi, Nasrin says: " I Am A Mother and I loved Nika infinitely. She was The love of My Life . Losing a child like Nika is a tragedy.
" I personally have a lot of respect for Nika's bravery and Free Spirit . I believe that We Are living in a specific point in history where such events are needed. "
From The Moment Nika was born, Nasrin realised that she had an " extraordinary energy" she says.
" I cannot forget for a second what has happened to Nika, " Nasrin adds. " Even in my dreams I beg her to come and talk to me.
" I only have one hope… that The Blood of Our Children doesn't get trampled upon. "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
