Guards
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| Origin | New York |
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| New York | |
| United States | |
| Albums | In Guards We Trust |
| Kitsuné Hot Summer Playlist | |
| Beacon | |
| Genres | Indie Rock |
| Dream Pop | |
| New Wave | |
| Power Pop | |
| Record labels | Black Bell Records |
| Partisan Records | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2280687 |
About Guards
Guards are an American three piece rock band. They consist of Richie Follin, Loren Humphrey, and Kaylie Church. They released their debut album, In Guards We Trust, in February 2013.
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... One video shows a man swimming across the Dniester River towards Moldova, with Moldovan border Guards urging him across to safety...
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... The colonial government used its air power and ground forces that included many Kenyans - known as the home Guards - to mount a brutal crackdown on the Mau Mau...
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...By Kate West & Melanie Stewart-SmithBBC File on 4Security Guards - who safeguard public events - are fraudulently obtaining work licences after attending sham training courses, the BBC has found...
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... In 2004, it was reported that 15 " historically important" Chinese artefacts - including jewels, ornate hairpins and fingernail Guards - had been taken by a member of the public...
Aras Amiri highlights jailed Iran environmentalists' plight
... Both women were held in the much-feared 2A section of Evin prison - controlled by Iran s Revolutionary Guards - at the same time as the Australian academic, Kylie Moore Gilbert, who was accused of espionage and sentenced to 10 years before being freed in a prisoner swap...
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... In between, on Friday, a different group of rail workers are walking out - Guards and station staff who belong to the RMT union...
Afghanistan: Some Taliban open to women's rights talks - top UN official
... As well as the ban on female university students - now being enforced by armed Guards - secondary schools for girls remain closed in most provinces...
Afghanistan: Some Taliban open to women's rights talks - top UN official
By Lyse DoucetChief international correspondent, Kabul
A top UN official believes progress is being made towards reversing bans On Women taking part in public life in Afghanistan.
Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed has been in Kabul for a four-day visit to urge The Taliban to reconsider.
Last month, The country's Islamist rulers banned all women from working for non-governmental organisations (NGOs).
The Move caused several aid agencies to suspended operations.
Speaking to The Bbc at The End of her trip, Ms Mohammed said most senior Taliban officials she met had been ready to engage over The Rights of girls and women.
However, she described The Talks as tough and cautioned That it would be a very long journey before The Leadership took The fundamental steps required for international recognition of their rule.
" I think there are Many Voices we heard, which are progressive in The Way That we would like to go, " Ms Mohammed said. " But there are others That really are not. "
" I think The pressure we put in The support we give to those That are thinking more progressively is a good thing. So this visit, I think, gives them more voice and pressure to help The Argument internally. "
Ms Mohammed also criticised The International community, including other Islamic states, for not doing enough to engage on The issue.
Since seizing back control of The country Last Year , The Taliban has steadily restricted women's Rights - despite promising its rule would be softer than The Regime seen in The 1990s.
As well as The ban on female university students - Now being enforced by armed Guards - secondary schools for girls remain closed in most provinces.
Women have also been prevented from entering parks and gyms, among other public places.
It justified The Move to ban Afghan women from working for NGOs by claiming female staff had broken dress codes by not wearing hijabs.
Ms Mohammed's comments come as Afghanistan suffers its harshest winter in many years.
The Taliban leadership blames sanctions and The refusal of The International community to recognise their rule for The country's deepening crisis.
Ms Mohammed said her message to Afghanistan's rulers was That they must first demonstrate their commitment to internationally recognised norms and That humanitarian aid cannot be provided if Afghan women are not allowed to help.
" They're discriminating against women there. for want of a better word, they become invisible, they're waiting them out, and That can't happen, " She Said .
But She Said The Taliban 's stance was That The UN and aid organisations were " politicising humanitarian aid".
" They believe That . . The Law applies to anyone anywhere and their sovereign Rights should be respected, " She Said .
The Taliban health ministry has clarified That women can work in The health sector, where female doctors and nurses are essential, but Ms Mohammed said This Was not enough.
" There are many other services That we didn't get to do with access to food and other livelihood items That That will allow us to see millions of women and their families survive a harsh winter, be part of growth and prosperity, peace, " She Said .
This visit by The Most senior woman at The UN also sends a message That women can and should play roles at all levels of Society .
Source of news: bbc.com
