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
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
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
- ^ 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/