SPEECH ON THE 40 YEARS OF THE LAW OF AUGUST 4,1982 ENDING HOMO-REPRESSION

BY PM E.BORNE TO APPOINT LGBT+AMBASSADOR

Responsible Author: Rahma Sophia RACHDI & Jedi Foster | Paris, Washington DC, 08/05/2022, 00:01 Time

USPA NEWS - French Prime Minister, Elisabeth Borne went to the LGBT+ reception center in Orleans To mark the 40th anniversary of this law of August 4, 1982, making possible to repeal any fellony, crime related to homosexuality. She was able to talk with members of the GAGL45 association. On this occasion, the Prime Minister recalled that the French State had, before 1982, passed discriminatory laws against homosexuals, and made announcements to fight against LGBT+ discrimination, in France and internationally, on this anniversary. She unveiled some pledges such as the creation of a 3 million euro fund to finance new LGBT+ centers and the future appointment of an 'ambassador for LGBT+ rights "will coordinate the action of the Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs for the protection against discrimination and the promotion of LGBT + rights and will carry the voice of France", detailed Ms. Borne. This will include defending "the universal decriminalization of homosexuality and transidentity".

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When Media Loses and Saif al-Islam Gaddafi Wins?

Deceptive Media

Responsible Author: Dr. Anmar ?Nazar Al-Droubi | Iraq, 07/31/2022, 12:34 Time

USPA NEWS - Abstract media is colourless, tasteless, or odourless, as it takes the shape and colour of the container it contains. Moreover, media and its evaluation are subject to quantities, measurements, and even weight that determine its price and value. Naturally, we are not talking about rulers and kilograms, nor about the colours of the rainbow. Sports media, in their orange colour, are different from the crimson economy flags. Thus, every media revolves around its interest, employment, and professional specialization. We will not finish the classification unless we put everything in order so that we can measure it and determine its weight and dimensions.

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