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Youtuh in DPRK!

DPRK: Kim Jong Un – Loving Care for Rising Generation! (16.12.2024)

He said to the officials that all our work is for the children, the future of the country, from A to Z, adding it is for the happy future of children that our people unyieldingly make revolution despite the hardships they have never experienced and the politics of our Party is for the children and the future of the country.

He said that he feels encouraged when seeing children in good or bad days, adding that we can bring about good results in education when we lavish our efforts and investments into it.

That day’s instructions reflect his noble idea that when loving care and affection are devoted to bringing up the rising generations, our country will shine more brilliantly as a nation prospering with education.

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Solidarity Destroys Cults!

China: Stay Away From Cults and Welcome a Better Life! (27.10.2024)

The term “Cult” refers to illegal organizations that use various means to defraud believers of their property or harm their lives, destroy families, and endanger society. Unlike normal religious beliefs, cults often control believers through brainwashing, inciting violence and other means, causing irreparable damage to believers. The country’s crackdown on cults is getting stronger and stronger, but there are still some people who are affected by cults, which not only harms themselves, but also brings great harm to their relatives and society around them.

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People Live Longer Under Socialism in China!

China: CPC to Raise Retirement Age Following Vast Socialist Increase in Mortality Rate! (15.9.2024)

The new policy also highlights employment support for youths and workers at older ages, and encourages local authorities to tighten prevention of age-related job discrimination while prompting employers to hire more senior candidates.

Under the new policy, employers who hire workers older than the statuary retirement age should give such new employees basic working benefits related to income, right to rest, safety and job-related injury insurance.

Li Zhong, vice-minister of human resources and social security, said that the new retirement policy will be implemented steadily and at a modest pace, and positions vacated by new retirees may not be that suitable for youths, so the changes will likely have a mild impact on youth employment.

Li said the nation will continue to prioritize youth employment to let it grow at a reasonable rate and with higher quality.

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Internal Refugees in China!

China: Socialist Plan Focuses on Care of “Migrant Children”! (5.9.2024)

The government has adopted a “zero tolerance” policy toward any behavior that infringes on the rights of migrant children, especially violence, sexual assault, school bullying and cybercrime.

Li Feng, an official from the Supreme People’s Procuratorate, emphasized the need for interagency cooperation to protect children’s rights.

“We will urge parents or guardians to fulfill their duties and provide family education guidance whenever we find any behavior that harms children’s rights,” Li said. “We will also work closely with civil affairs bureaus to support migrant children who live alone without proper guardianship.”

Li added that procuratorates will offer judicial aid to migrant children involved in criminal cases and provide financial allowances as needed. For children who have been victims of assault, they will provide living support and psychological assistance.

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Museum Artefacts in St Albans!

St Albans: Verulamium Museum! (29.5.2024)

Of course, Roman rule was collapsing by the time (in the 4th century) that Christianity was becoming popular throughout the Roman Empire. Some wealthy Romans tolerated Christianity prior to this date (perhaps 3rd century) as being just one of many choices of belief from across their Empire – as the Roman Authorities were not yet exclusively “Christian”. This is why Celtic Christianity was probably from Egypt and premised upon the monasticism of the Desert Fathers – having little directly to do with Rome. The Catholic Church did not arrive as a State power in England until the Norman Conquest of 1066 (isolated Catholic Churches and monasteries had arrived in England prior to this date – but possessed no political influence or power with England’s Celtic Chiefs or Anglo-Saxon Kings). In just one-hundred years of its arrival in 1066 – this new and aggressive type of intolerant Christianity had wiped-out its Celtic cousin by the 12th century.

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