User:Mousman
Name: Mandeq Ousman.
Current School: Abaarso Tech
Born in: Canada
--Mousman (talk) 10:30, 25 February 2013 (UTC)
Mandeq Ousman Hassan | |
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| Nationality | Somalilander |
| Occupation | Student |
| Website | My Page |
Personal Life[edit]
I grew up in Ottawa, Canada. My mother moved from Djibouti when she was in her early twenties while my father went a couple of years before her. I grew up with three brothers and lived nearby most of my family all throughout my childhood. I speak Fluent French (Although, it's a bit rusty these days), Normal English and Broken Somali. I'm currently working on building my own time machine, so I can go back in time and witness The Cold War. I am probably the most interesting person on Wikipedia. Be jealous. I'm a philosopher like Aristotle and Plato, as well as a famous scientist. Ever heard of Einstein? Well, I met him once. He was a bit of an oddball. I have a picture with him too because I am so cool. One thing to take away from this little paragraph is that I may not be a serious person in general, but that doesn't mean that I don't take my work seriously. Don't judge a book by it's cover. Well, in this case, it's pretty much "Don't judge a stranger based on a strangely humorous biography."
Acid Attacks in Cambodia[edit]
In Cambodia, it was reported that these attacks were mostly carried out by wives against their husbands' lovers.Certain people attack their neighbors by using acid attacks during unresolved conflict; in other cases,acid was thrown at young ladies who turned down someone's marriage proposal.[1]Men are also attacked. In one case, a woman threw acid on her husband at her daughter's fourth birthday.[2]During the three years before November 2002, 44 acid attacks have been reported, in which 60 people have been injured and 3 have died. One third of the victims are bystanders.[3]Women suffer a lot of gender based violence. One of the most violent forms of gender based violence in Cambodia is acid throwing [4] In Cambodia, there is only one support center that is aiming to help acid attack survivors.They can receive medical and legal support. [5]
Notes[edit]
- ^ T. Farrell, Gillian. "Organisation of Islamic Cooperation" HMNU. Published in 2013. Accessed on February 26 2013. http://hnmun.org/wp-content/uploads/ecosco-OIC.pdf
- ^ Welsh,Jane. "A COMPARATIVE EXPLORATION OF ACID ATTACK VIOLENCE" Chapel Hill. UNC Global. Published in Fall 2009. Accessed on February 26 2013. http://cgi.unc.edu/uploads/media_items/it-was-like-burning-in-hell-a-comparative-exploration-of-acid-attack-violence.original.pdf
- ^ LICADHO. "Living in the Shadows:Acid attacks in Cambodia" Published by PROJECT AGAINST TORTURE in 2003. Accessed on March 1st 2013. http://www.licadho-cambodia.org/reports/files/41acid%20report%20English.pdf
- ^ Welsh,Jane. "A COMPARATIVE EXPLORATION OF ACID ATTACK VIOLENCE" Chapel Hill. UNC Global. Published in Fall 2009. Accessed on February 26 2013. http://cgi.unc.edu/uploads/media_items/it-was-like-burning-in-hell-a-comparative-exploration-of-acid-attack-violence.original.pdf
- ^ UN Trust Fund. "Cambodia: Reclaiming Life after Acid Attacks" UB Women. Published on November 18th 2011. Accessed on March 18th 2013.http://www.unwomen.org/2011/11/cambodia-reclaiming-life-after-acid-attacks/