Personal Safety
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| Originally published | 1994 |
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| Authors | Melissa Lee Wong |
| Sue Ellison | |
| Illustrators | Andrew Wright |
| Music groups | Harold & Huwi |
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| ID | 3043592 |
About Personal Safety
Hong Kong: Protest leader Agnes Chow jumps bail
... She said her decision was made out of considerations of " Hong Kong s situation, my Personal Safety, my physical and mental health"...
Spain's Pedro Sánchez wins new term as PM after amnesty deal
... One egg hit MP Herminio Sánchez and delegates were advised to look after their Personal Safety in light of the febrile political atmosphere...
Rape victims say police investigations causing more harm
... In addition to 75% saying their mental health deteriorated, 55% said their physical health decreased, 41% said their Personal Safety declined, and 54% said their trust in police declined due to their police experience...
PSNI data breach: Ex-officer says incident means sleepless nights
... " I served for many, many years in some volatile areas and took my Personal Safety very seriously...
Baby monitors and smart speakers enabling abuse, say MPs
... " While the rising popularity of connected technology has brought undoubted benefits to everyday life, the flip side is the real risk some of these gadgets pose to privacy and Personal Safety online, " said Dame Caroline Dinenage, who chairs the committee...
Ukraine war: 'It's better to die at home than abroad'
... For Volodymyr, going to work is a balance between Personal Safety and simple economics...
Tougher licensing rules for taxi drivers come into force
... " Suky Bhaker, chief executive of Personal Safety charity the Suzy Lamplugh Trust, described the new requirement as a " milestone"...
The protesters who've gone missing as China deepens crackdown
... Meanwhile, friends of the detainees, anxious and worried for their own Personal Safety, continue to keep tabs on the situation and share information...
Spain's Pedro Sánchez wins new term as PM after amnesty deal
By Guy Hedgecoe in Madrid & Paul Kirby in LondonBBC News
After weeks of haggling, Socialist leader Pedro Sánchez has clinched a vote in parliament to lead Spain for another term as Prime Minister .
He has secured a four-seat majority in the 350-seat chamber, after sealing an amnesty deal for Catalans involved in a failed bid to secede from Spain.
The Conservative Popular Party won elections In July , but leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo failed to form a majority.
Mr Sánchez told MPs that the amnesty deal would help " heal wounds".
His reliance on two Catalan pro-independence parties to form a majority has infuriated opponents, who argue his proposed amnesty deal for hundreds of politicians and activists will trigger another bid for secession and threaten Spain's territorial unity.
Socialist MPs applauded their leader as the result of the vote was confirmed but MPs were booed by protesters as they filed out of the Spanish Congress building.
Last Weekend tens of thousands of Spaniards took part in protests across Spain, and Mr Feijóo has accused the Prime Minister of pursuing his own interests rather than his country's.
In parliament on Thursday, Mr Sánchez linked attempts to question the legitimacy of his new government to part of a global trend. He referred to The Presence of former Fox News TV anchor Tucker Carlson at a recent protest outside the Socialist Party headquarters in Madrid.
" We've seen it in the United States , in Brazil and other parts of The World where there is a political right and political far right who do not accept the result of elections, " He Said .
Several Socialist members of parliament were chased and had eggs thrown at them as they left a cafe near Congress. One egg hit MP Herminio Sánchez and delegates were advised to look after their Personal Safety in light of the febrile political atmosphere.
Buses hired by right-wing Catholic organisation Hazte Oír drove past The Congress building with anti-Sánchez messages on them. One had a picture of Sanchez made to look like Adolf Hitler , with the slogan: " Sánchez dictator. "
A hint of the fragility of his new government came from Ione Belarra , whose Podemos party is part of a broad left-wing alliance called Sumar, which is part of the new ruling coalition.
Podemos has So Far not been invited to run any of the ministries in the new government. " The Socialist Party likes a leftist regime, a docile left that does whatever the Socialist Party wants, " she complained.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
