I have an idea, as Trump immigration policy, separated children from their families; now can any one see, the mentall illnessess associated with that parental separtion; how many children develop these kind of illnesses assoiciated with child hood traumas. This could be done by long term study consisting of many years following these children to their adulthood. Results might influence creating some barriers, to such policies that might result in a huge burden of diseases, and its long term impact on mental well being of future generation. Those who are interested in such kind of study and their context allows can take initiative. What are your ideas. please share with us!
Hello, The obligation to respect the family rights of persons in occupied territory was already recognized in the Lieber Code, the Brussels Declaration and the Oxford Manual. It was codified in the Hague Regulations.This obligation is extended to all protected civilians in the Fourth Geneva Convention. The Fourth Geneva Convention also provides that, as far as possible, interned families must be given “facilities for leading a proper family life”. Although not articulated in these general terms in treaty rules relating to non-international armed conflicts, this rule is the basis of the more specific rules relating to family unity in treaty provisions governing such conflicts. So even war cant separate children from their families. Nothing to wander.
Our childhood experiences have long term effects on our personalities and way of thinking.
Respected Marwan Khaleel Yousif thank you for your wonderful contribution!
Who is brave?
Is Spiderman brave? Is Hulk brave? Is Superman brave?
Does bravery involve some super human qualities?
For me, no, bravery, does not always involve supernatural qualities, bravery involves to stand by, with those whom you love, and you, surely, cannot diminish the hardships of their lives, but, yes can wipe tears from the eyes of your loved ones, and be there for them.
Who is coward?
For me, who attacks vulnerable, women, children, geriatric population, and people suffering from mental illnesses.
Hello, The obligation to respect the family rights of persons in occupied territory was already recognized in the Lieber Code, the Brussels Declaration and the Oxford Manual. It was codified in the Hague Regulations.This obligation is extended to all protected civilians in the Fourth Geneva Convention. The Fourth Geneva Convention also provides that, as far as possible, interned families must be given “facilities for leading a proper family life”. Although not articulated in these general terms in treaty rules relating to non-international armed conflicts, this rule is the basis of the more specific rules relating to family unity in treaty provisions governing such conflicts. So even war cant separate children from their families. Nothing to wander.
Respected Karen A. Darbinyan thank you for your enlightening perspective!
i will share my personal experience... 10 years ago when i started my job as a DNA Forensic Analyst i was told not to be very happy because even if DNA profile is unique for each person it is the same for MZ twins but not the case for fingerprints leading to be more appreciated sometimes as an evidence in the court... this challenge lead me to focus my PhD thesis on MZ twins discrimination using epigenetics... it is the first time in the whole country this research is conducted with many financial and individual troubles... here i am finishing my topic with new findings that can differentiate Lebanese MZ twins once suspects in criminal cases...
Respected Paula Romanos thank you for your wonderful, valuable contribution!
Everything we do in life should be directed toward close family and friends whom we love and cherish.
Yes, I have an idea that could lead to a new innovation, but this idea is still under research and development to begin implementation.
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