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German police academy fires lecturer over comments about racist cops

May 25, 2023

Berlin [Germany], May 25: A lecturer at a German police academy was fired this week after she spoke publicly about her personal fears of racism among police officers. The decision to dismiss Bahar Aslan from her position at the police academy in the western city of Gelsenkirchen prompted outrage from leaders in the Turkish-German community. Aslan was expelled from her position as a lecturer on Monday after tweeting that she and other friends worry about racist mistreatment by police. "My heart starts racing when I or my friends get caught in a police check because all the brown filth inside the security authorities scares us," she tweeted. "This is not just my reality, but that of many people in this country."
The phrase "brown filth" is a reference to far-right extremist groups. Revelations in recent years that members of such groups held positions in the German police and security services have caused repeated scandals in the country. (DPA)
Source: Qatar Tribune

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RK HIV AIDS Research and Care Center and SBI Foundation distribute nutrition kits to TB patients in Ranchi

Ranchi (Jharkhand) [India], November 21: Under the leadership of Dr. Dharmendra Kumar, Chairman of RK HIV AIDS Research and Care Center, a successful nutrition kit distribution program for TB patients was organized in Ranchi, along with the launch of the TB Mobile Medical Unit. This initiative was undertaken by SBI Foundation under the CSR program SBIF Jeevanam in collaboration with RK HIV AIDS Research and Care Center, Mumbai, Organized under the excellent leadership of Mr. Sanjay Prakash, MD and CEO of SBI Foundation, and Dr. Dharmendra Kumar, over 300 TB patients received nutrition kits from eminent personalities present at the event. The program began with the lighting of a lamp, followed by a welcome ceremony for guests. Inspiring speeches were delivered by eminent personalities. The distribution of nutrition kits was followed by the grand flag-off of the TB Mobile Medical Unit.

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