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Leaking Private Videos is a Crime Against Trust

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  Dear Lena dadaax, We are writing this because we want you to know, without a shadow of a doubt, that you are not alone, and you have absolutely nothing to be ashamed of. What happened to you was a severe violation of your privacy and your trust. It was wrong, it was unfair, and the responsibility for this situation lies entirely on the person or people who chose to share something private. You did nothing to deserve this, and your worth as a person is not defined by this event, by a screen, or by the actions of others. Right now, everything might feel incredibly overwhelming, loud, or completely out of control. It is okay to feel angry, hurt, scared, or completely exhausted. Whatever you are feeling is valid. Please give yourself permission to process this at your own pace, and remember that you do not have to carry this heavy burden all by yourself. You are so much more than this moment. You are a person with a future, with talents, with kindness, and with a life that stretches ...
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Success is getting what you want; happiness .....

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                                                                                 MEMO Swedish actress Ingrid Bergman's quote, “Success is getting what you want; happiness is wanting what you get,” reflects a timeless truth about ambition and contentment. Real fulfillment is not only about achieving external success but also about developing an inner sense of gratitude and satisfaction.......Somaliland after 35 years got a success but now it's high time that Somaliland opposition parties to develop sense of gratitude and satisfaction by stopping antisemitism masquerading as Palestine solidarity.
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Amnesty condemns denial of entry to US for Somali World Cup referee

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  Amnesty International has condemned the denial of entry to Somali referee Omar Artan by United States immigration authorities, describing the incident as further evidence that the 2026 FIFA World Cup is failing to live up to its promise of bringing the world together. Artan, who was poised to become the first Somali official to referee at a FIFA World Cup finals tournament, said he was subjected to an 11-hour immigration interview at Miami International Airport before being denied entry to the United States despite holding what he described as the “right papers” and the “right visa.” Following the incident, FIFA removed Artan from its list of World Cup match officials on Monday, ending his historic opportunity to participate in football’s biggest tournament. Responding to the development, Amnesty International’s Head of Sport, Stephen Cockburn, said the case highlighted growing concerns over accessibility and inclusion at the tournament. Stephen Cockburn. Meanwhile, Iran’s alloca...
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Hannah & Miles

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  Hannah & Miles  Hannah was getting overwhelmed at the senior walk. It was loud, people were cheering, and even from a distance, her Mom could tell she felt uncomfortable. But before she could move toward her daughter, Miles grabbed her hand. He smiled at his friend and made her feel safe. The same way he did when they were in the 5th grade. Hannah and Miles were in an inclusive classroom together and became good friends. That friendship has stuck over the years. And it means a lot to both of them. So when Miles saw his friend get overwhelmed at graduation, he didn’t think twice. He just reached out and grabbed her hand. Hannah’s mom told me she was brought to tears by his kindness, but it was the most natural thing in the world to Miles. He respects and likes his classmate, she’s one of the crew. And on the biggest day of her life, she felt that. She was included. Inclusion works, and these two amazing kids are proof of it. Congratulations to Hannah and Mile...
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He was an Uber driver in the US. Now he's scared of jihadists after deportation to Somalia..

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Watch this video, please : Kristi Noem's Forbidden Chicken Dance Shocks The World                                                                                Abgaal Plane for Hawiye He was an Uber driver in the US. Now he's scared of jihadists after deportation to Somalia 6 hours ago Share Save Bushra Mohamed BBC World Service Mahad Mohamud Mahad Mohamud was deported from the US five weeks ago Mahad Mohamud is slowly readjusting to the heat, chaos and tension of Somalia's capital, Mogadishu, after being deported from the US city of Minneapolis last month just as winter was closing in there. Somalis know the 36-year-old as Garyaqaan - a word that can be translated as "judge". This is the name he uses on TikTok, where he attracted almost half a million f...
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