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The South African women learning to use guns to protect themselves

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By Jamal Osman Verified
| limportante.fr
A warning: this report contains references to themes that some readers may find distressing What happens when the state fails to protect? South Africa’s gender-based violence crisis is leaving many women with no choice but to take their safety into their own hands. Protection, once understood as a collective guarantee, is increasingly becoming a personal burden.
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Jamal Osman: Why I’m voting to reappoint MPD Chief O’Hara

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By Jamal Osman Verified
| The Minnesota Star Tribune Verified
Jamal Osman: Why I’m voting to reappoint MPD Chief O’Hara Before he started I had questions about how well someone from outside could serve the city, but he’s clearly committed and has earned our trust. Guest contributor(s) to the Minnesota Star Tribune "My decision to support [Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara's] reappointment is grounded in what I’ve seen and what I’m hearing from neighbors across Ward 6," City Council Member Jamal Osman writes.
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Mass killings, widows abandoned: Behind Nigeria's 'religious war'

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By Jamal Osman Verified
| Substack
On the outskirts of Jos, in central Nigeria, Reverend Ezekiel Dachomo stands before his congregation and begins his Sunday sermon. The service is modest. Outside the church walls lies a region gripped by fear - one where entire communities have been attacked, families torn apart and villages left in ruins.
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