U.S. Department of the Interior’s Post

Some important info here for people to listen to.

We are mourning the loss of young lives and the damage caused during the protest. It is truly devastating to witness such tragedy unfold in our country. Let us reflect on the underlying issues and demand justice. As a journalist, I have been deeply affected by the events that transpired. The loss of innocent lives and the suffering of unarmed civilians is a painful reminder of the fragility of life and the need for change. Let us not forget that the initial student protests were peaceful, driven by a genuine desire for change and progress. It is crucial that we raise our voices and demand justice for the lives lost. We must call for a thorough investigation into these incidents and hold those responsible accountable for their actions. Only through accountability can we begin to heal and prevent such tragedies from occurring again. But let us not stop at demanding justice alone. It is equally important to foster empathy and understanding in our communities. Let us engage in meaningful conversations, seeking to bridge divides and build a society that values the safety and well-being of all its members. To those who are affected by the trauma of these events, please remember that you are not alone. Your mental and emotional well-being matters, and there are resources available to help you through this difficult time. Together, we can create a society where peaceful protests are met with dialogue, understanding, and positive change. Let us honor the lives lost by working towards a future where violence does not define our interactions, but rather, where compassion and empathy prevail. Photo: Fabeha Monir/Bloomberg #DhakaStrong #JusticeForAll

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It's very rare that British people praise themselves as a nation or pause to recognise what we have actually achieved. That's probably a good thing. We constantly try and improve and never really see the end game. That's because frequently we were the pioneers brave enough to make the first mistakes in key globally impacting moments such as the modern democratic system, the creation of law as a protector of common people and the modern industrial age. We started all three but they were never perfect from the start and never will be as people evolve and learn about humanity. This takes time. I feel comfortable we are now developing a second chamber comprised of experts within their field. The House of Commons is the elected chamber and as with all of us, could do with the rigours of expert scrutiny over the legislation they produce as the people we've elected to do so. We have plenty on our own plates without having to be responsible for running the country as well so we must learn to trust the people we elect but also participate in the election process as much as possible when we have the opportunity. The system is not rigged and the conspiracy theorists come and go. We do and we CAN change governments when we need to. I've yet to hear credible alternatives What has evolved today is the cumulation of huge efforts of brave people who've marched the length of the UK to get workers rights, been killed by horses to improve suffrage or gone to the gallows with tremendous dignity in the hope that real justice will emerge. We continue to pioneer and I predict this evolution in the House of Lords will spread in time, as many of our ideas have done in the past. We can be quietly and briefly proud but never complacent. The work continues and will always do so.

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