Bahrain: F1 Ignores Rights Abuses Ahead of Race
International racing bodies responsible for scheduling the Bahrain Formula 1 Grand Prix from April 19 to 21, 2013, have taken no steps to address human rights abuses that appear to be directly linked to the event. Bahraini security forces killed a protester during the 2012 Grand Prix and have increased their repressive actions in the lead-up to the 2013 race.
In recent weeks, security forces have conducted home raids in the vicinity of the race circuit and arbitrarily arrested and detained opposition figures. Protesters have indicated they will demonstrate against the Grand Prix, with the risk that the Bahraini authorities will use repressive measures to close down the protests.
Photo: Protesters are seen taking shelter inside a home as riot police patrol the streets, on April 19, 2012, during an anti-government rally ahead of the Formula One Grand Prix in Manama, Bahrain. © 2012 Reuters
WeLoveMail is a premium mail hosting for everyone. You point your own domain to us, create mailboxes and login to check and send messages through our interface. We have mail tracking, multiple accounts & access and more!
Trend Hand Made - Trending Type Family
Trend Hand Made by Latinotype is a 21-font distressed version of the popular Trend font family. It was designed in 2013 by the two font designers Daniel Hernández, Paula Nazal Selaive.
Buy the Trend Hand Made font family on MyFonts.com
More of the Trend Hand Made Font Family on WE AND THE COLOR
(via weandthecolor)
Today’s UK media front pages covering Margaret Thatcher’s funeral Photographs: the Guardian, the Daily Mail, the Times, the Independent, the Sun, the Metro
(via guardian)
Coffee Stop
Tony Hobba Architects created a beautiful beach structure down on Melbourne’s Australian coast. Upcycled sheet piles were put up to construct the surround of the concrete building, and protect the Third Wave space as a sea wall barrier.
You’ll never guess who the most recorded artist in the world is!
You’ll never guess who the most recorded artist in the world is!
If someone asked you who the most recorded artist of all time was, you’d probably think of someone like Madonna or a famous band like The Beatles. What if we told you that the most recorded artist of all time has sung over 12,000 songs and has never achieved fame in the in the English markets?
Born in 1933, Ashla Bhosle is renowned for her voice and versatility. She started singing when she was just 10, which means she has been active for over 6 decades! She has done a lot of playback singing for over 1000 Bollywood movies and recorded several private albums.
In 2006 she stated that she had sung over 12,000 songs. The World Record Academy and the Guinness Book of World Records have officially acknowledgedher as the most recorded artist in music history. Learn more about her at the source
http://bit.ly/11iK3EcThe Best Thai Destinations to Combine Beaches with Nightlife
Not many places in this world can rival Thailand when it comes to beaches and nightlife. The country’s natural beauty with aquamarine waters, spectacular islands and hidden coves, along with its reputation for hedonism and the splendid luxury resorts in Thailand not only attract thousands of tourists here, but also bring them back again and again.
Japan has 82 of the 100 busiest train stations in the world!
Japan has 82 of the 100 busiest train stations in the world!
It’s probably no surprise to you that Japan has some of the busiest train stations in the world. You’ve probably all seen videos showing Japanese ushers pushing people onto trains so that the doors can close. In fact, Japan has 82 of the 100 busiest train stations in the world!
However, despite that congestion, Japan still has some of the most efficient and fast public transportation systems in the world. In the busiest station in the world, for example, trains stop every 2 minutes, and stop for just 40 seconds at a time.
The first country other than Japan to make the list is France. The Paris Nord station comes in at number 24! Check out the source to see the full list and check out this video of a Japanese train station below.
http://www.omg-facts.com/Fun+Facts/Japan-Has-82-Of-The-100-Busiest-Train-St/56814
Bangladesh’s discriminatory personal laws on marriage, separation, and divorce that trap many women and girls in abusive marriages or drive them into poverty when marriages fall apart.
