Le President du Conseil économique social et environnemental présente en son nom et en celui de tous les conseiller.ère.s du CESE toutes ses condoléances aux proches des victimes du lâche et odieux attentat de Nice.
Face à cet acte barbare la communauté nationale doit réagir avec force, calme, determination et unité. La société civile organisée doit prendre sa part dans l’effort que toute la communauté nationale doit faire pour lutter contre les fanatismes et les extrémismes. Car la réponse que la France doit apporter nous concerne toutes et tous. Voir l'article...
Un an après le massacre, le 2 avril 2016, la communauté kényane a commémoré l’évènement : de nombreuses actions ont été recensées au Kenya : inauguration d’un mémorial, course à la mémoire des victimes à Garissa, veillées aux chandelles à Garissa et à Nairobi organisées par une cinquantaine d’écoles et d’université. Voir l'article...
By Inge Ignatia de Waard. While typing ferociously to get the phd draft for my promoters done by the end of this week, many violent things have happened in a short period of time (Brussels airport blown up, Orlando night-club shooting, brexit and its resulting discrimination, and now once again Istanbul airport). Each time I told myself: just type, give the world a rest, just keep on typing. And I did. But with this last bombing in Istanbul, I will use my keyboard for 20 minutes of blog reflection on the question that keeps popping up in my mind: where are we going with all of us. Read more...
By Rosemarie Emanuele. In Math and Economics, we often attempt to find “extreme” points, points that are either a maximum or a minimum value of a given function. Unfortunately, I found myself thinking of this recently as I learned of the shootings in Orlando, Florida. Read more...
By Tracy Mitrano. In this country’s perilous paralysis to do anything meaningful about gun control after Sandy Hook, my heart has hardened to this terrible acts of violence. Not to the families affected. Read more...
By Scott Jaschik. Pulse, the gay nightclub attacked Sunday morning amid a celebration of Latin music, was popular with students from Orlando colleges. Many educators in the area have feared that students would be prominent among the victims. Read more...
By Carl Straumsheim. The University of Oxford's technology transfer office is changing its name, partly for branding reasons, but also because "Isis Innovation" brings up unfortunate associations with the Islamic State, the terror organization controlling much of Iraq and Syria. Read more...
By Scott Jaschik. Colleges in the area try to reassure students. Press reports say two victims were students. Nationwide, attack on gay club prompts vigils, discussion and sadness. Read more...
By . A new legal duty on academics to spot sign of radicalisation is making students too afraid to ask questions in chemistry classes in case they are accused of bomb plots, lecturers have warne. Read more...
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