The Begar whispered, ‘Please, sir, I can do anything—my sister hasn’t eaten in days.’ Seconds later, his heart stopped. The mark on her neck told him the truth no one could believe. The wind whispered softly as Darryl stepped out of his sleek black car. Then he heard it — a trembling voice carried through the night air. “Sir… please. I can do anything. My sister hasn’t eaten in days.” He turned toward the sound. By the tall, gold-wrought gates of his mansion stood a small girl, barefoot, clutchi

🕊️In 1957, at the beginning of nuclear arms race, second Soka Gakkai president Josei Toda made a historic call for the abolition of nuclear weapons, urging young people to lead the way to a safer world. Daisaku Ikeda, took up his mentor’s call and has been taking action to end the threat of nuclear war, inspiring youth to take up the cause. In 2017, Soka Gakkai youth in Japan published the book “Hiroshima and Nagasaki: That We Never Forget,” marking the declaration’s 60th anniversary. This free

Après l’arrivée de la gauche au pouvoir en 1981, le ministre de la justice, Robert Badinter porte le projet de loi d’abolition de la peine de mort, mettant ainsi en œuvre une promesse de campagne du président François Mitterrand. Le 17 septembre 1981, dans un discours enflammé de plus de deux heures tenu devant l’Assemblée nationale, il déclare : « J’ai l’honneur, au nom du Gouvernement de la République, de demander à l’Assemblée nationale l’abolition de la peine de mort en France… ». | Le Monde