“South Sudan terrorists need to be killed in order for peace to reign. Lawful killing has been practised by states since time immemorial.”
South Sudan: Words Matter – Hate Speech and South Sudan
Author: Martin Berge, Jr.
Nå starter de innsamlingsaksjonen
– Årets innsamlingsaksjon går til barn og unge i Sør-Sudan som er hardt rammet av fattigdom, vold og krig, sier leder i Adventistkirken på Gjøvik, Eddy Paasche.
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