The Needle
| Use attributes for filter ! | |
| Initial release | Russia |
|---|---|
| Directors | Rashid Nugmanov |
| Composers | Viktor Tsoi |
| Producers | Olzhabek Ajtikenov |
| Screenplay | Bachyt Kilibayev |
| Aleksandr Baranov | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2570412 |
About The Needle
Moro returns to Alma Ata and battles the local mafia when he finds out they are selling drugs to his ex girlfriend.
South Africa: The region where political violence is on the rise ahead of elections
... But I think when it comes to just moving The Needle forward in terms of service delivery and progress, people just want to get things done...
Earthshot Prize: Asia leads the way in quest to repair planet
... Noting that Boomitra currently works with about 150,000 farmers and on some five million acres of land around the world, he stressed that " two more zeros" need to be added to these statistics in order to move The Needle on climate change...
Matthew White: Stephen Lawrence suspect said he had killed before in second attack
... White - a heroin user who was shoplifting from Lidl in Eltham, south-east London - attempted to stab his victim with The Needle of a used syringe, while using racial slurs...
Lilie James: Murder at elite school horrifies Australia
... An insidious problemThe case has reignited conversation about how Australia has long struggled to move The Needle on what is often called an " epidemic" of domestic violence in the country...
Israel Gaza: US in diplomatic dash to contain conflict
... " Blinken is trying to thread The Needle, " says David Schenker, the state department s former top diplomat for the Middle East...
Belt and Road Initiative: Is China's trillion-dollar gamble to transform the world working?
... " China hasn t flipped many countries from a Western orientation, but the fact it has moved The Needle to a middle ground - that is already a huge diplomatic victory for Beijing, " he said...
No means no: Japan is set to redefine rape in landmark legal reform
... Activists say this, along with the burgeoning #MeToo movement and, helped to spur the national conversation on sexual assault and moved The Needle on legal reform...
Turkey elections: Aftershocks of anger and grief in the quake-hit nation
... Will all the death and destruction shift The Needle on election day? The answer may be no...
Lilie James: Murder at elite school horrifies Australia
By Tiffanie TurnbullBBC News
On Thursday, as Australia woke to The News a body had been found inside The Bathroom of an elite Sydney Private School , horror rippled around the country.
Police had turned up at St Andrew's Cathedral School just Before Midnight , after a chilling triple-zero call.
There they encountered a " confronting scene" - 21-year-old Water Polo coach Lilie James , dead, with extensive head injuries.
Detectives believe she was murdered - Allegedly with a hammer - Hours earlier, according to local media who have citied anonymous sources.
CCTV had reportedly captured her colleague, 24-year-old hockey coach Paul Thijssen, entering The Bathroom After Her . Thijssen, who also made The Call to authorities, later emerged alone.
Though police have made no public comments about a potential motive, local media have reported Ms James had recently ended a relationship with Thijssen. They had been seeing each other for only five weeks.
Thijssen had vanished after calling in the tip-off from Vaucluse, and police launched a major manhunt focussed on the cliffside suburb.
There they found items " associated with the homicide" - Allegedly the Murder Weapon - in a bin, and on Friday morning, a body which was later confirmed to be Thijssen.
'Stolen from us'As friends and family reckoned with the death of Ms James , they remembered her as kind friend and an avid sportswoman.
Along with Water Polo , she loved dancing and swimming, doing both competitively as a teenager. And she had been studying a sports business degree at university, working at The School on the side.
" She was vibrant, outgoing, and very Much Loved by her family and friends, " Ms James 's family Said in a statement.
" We Are devastated and heartbroken. "
Ms James was " stolen from us" family friend Daniel Makovec wrote in a fundraising appeal for The Family .
" We will be grieving this loss forever, " He Said .
In a note to parents, The Head of St Andrew's Cathedral School Said she was deeply concerned for all involved.
" The Horrors of evil do not, and will not, define our community, that is my oath, " Julie McGonigle Said .
Mr Thijssen, a Dutch national, was a former sports captain at The School before he became a staff member.
New South Wales Premier Chris Minns too sent his condolences to Ms James 's family, describing her death as a " horrible, horrible crime".
" [It is] one of the worst that I've seen in my public life, and I can only imagine what [the] family is going through right now, " He Said .
An 'insidious' problemThe case has reignited conversation about how Australia has long struggled to move The Needle on what is often called an " epidemic" of Domestic Violence in the country.
Ms James is the 41st Australian woman this year to die Allegedly as a result of gendered violence,
In The Past 10 days alone, Three Women - South Australian Krystal Marshall, an unnamed Canberra woman and Ms James - have all Allegedly been killed by men they knew. All were inside their own homes or workplace.
Gendered violence reform campaigner Tarang Chawla - whose sister was murdered by her partner in 2015 - Said Ms James 's death is a " tragic reminder of The Dark , insidious reality of men's violence against Women ".
" I look at The Photos of Lilie and I remember My Own 23-year-old sister Niki and how I felt after she was murdered, " he wrote on Instagram.
" Lilie, I'm sorry we failed you. "
And while The Nation grieves, urgent questions are again being asked about How To keep Women safe.
Australia has had a National Plan to End Violence against Women and Children since 2010, but the statistics show the rates of violence remain stubbornly High .
- This Time with actionable targets. It places emphasis on early intervention, improving police and justice responses, creating more emergency housing and increasing the trauma support available to victim survivors.
But CEO of Full Stop Australia, Karen Bevan, says it is concerning " cultural attitudes towards gender equality and violence against Women " that underpin Australia's Domestic Violence scourge.
According to a recent survey, while in the country, just under half say it is a problem in their own suburb or town.
The same study also found around four in 10 Australians wrongly believe men and Women are equally likely to commit Domestic Violence .
Ms Bevan says that addressing " myths and misconceptions" of how and why violence against Women occurs and greater " community understanding" is key.
NSW Minister for Domestic Violence Prevention, Jodie Harrison , has also appealed for the community to better call out " inappropriate behaviour" in The Wake of Ms James 's death.
" That's really the start of a lack of safety for Women and children, " she told Guardian Australia.
" It's up to every single one of us. Government can fund programs but unless individuals take responsibility for themselves, that government funding will be wasted. "
But advocates say more funding and
" For all the violence elsewhere that we condemn, Australia has a problem that we urgently need to fix, " Mr Chawla Said .
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
