#shukri abdi

[marlinspirkhall]

[ID] You know when all your friends are doing things? And you have no prospects? And you feel like shit? So you're like, let me do something completely unhinged. [End ID]

From Dirty Laundry S2E6, "Who Threw A Solo Wedding For Themselves?"

[shegoesbyjoy]

in honor of the new breaking news season on dropout, i present to you...

breaking news screenshots without context

[cockedd20]

guys this is the best dirty laundry episode it's really good I promise shukri is everything

[passion-of-arts]

SAMIA | HD Trailer (German)

"Samia" aus dem Jahr 2024 ist ein Biopic über die somalische Leichtathletin Samia Yusuf Omar. Inszeniert wurde der Film von Regisseurin Yasemin Şamdereli.

Nach dem großen Erfolg von "Almanya - Willkommen in Deutschland" bringt Regisseurin Yasemin Şamdereli nun die faszinierende Geschichte der somalischen Athletin Samia Yusuf Omar auf die Leinwand, die 2008 an den Olympischen Spielen in Peking teilnahm. Der Film, inspiriert vom Bestseller „Sag nicht, dass du Angst hast“ und basierend auf wahren Begebenheiten, zeichnet ein bewegendes Bild einer entschlossenen und lebensfrohen jungen Frau, die ihren Traum trotz aller Widrigkeiten verfolgt.

Jeden Morgen fordert Samia auf dem Schulweg ihren besten Freund zu einem Wettrennen heraus – und gewinnt immer. Die Neunjährige hat nur ein Ziel: Sie möchte unbedingt am jährlichen Stadtlauf in Mogadischu teilnehmen. Ihr Vater unterstützt sie dabei und verspricht ihr im Falle eines Sieges ein Paar echte Laufschuhe. Doch ihre Mutter bremst sie aus, da es Frauen verboten ist, Sport zu treiben, und die Gefahr, einer Patrouille zu begegnen, groß ist. Aber Samia lässt sich nicht aufhalten. Heimlich trainiert sie nachts weiter und triumphiert schließlich beim Stadtlauf, indem sie als Erste das Ziel erreicht – vor allen Erwachsenen. Plötzlich erscheint alles möglich, und Samia träumt davon, eines Tages als schnellste Frau Somalias an den Olympischen Spielen teilzunehmen.

[saxafimedianetwork]

Liverpool City Council Re-Recognizes Somaliland: A Historic Moment

Historic moment! #Liverpool @lpoolcouncil unanimously passes motion re-recognizing #Somaliland as independent nation. Calls on @GOVUK to follow suit, acknowledging SL's democratic progress & contributions to the city. Thanks to @CllrLHarvey & @triciaobrien24

Continue reading Liverpool City Council Re-Recognizes Somaliland: A Historic Moment

[haldoornews1]

Aaska Abwaan Geesi iyo dardaarankii Dalmar iyo Abdi Shukri uu la wadagay inta uusan geeriyoon ka hor...Daawo

Aaska Abwaan Geesi iyo dardaarankii Dalmar iyo Abdi Shukri uu la wadagay inta uusan geeriyoon ka hor…Daawo

Aaska Abwaan Geesi iyo dardaarankii Dalmar iyo Abdi Shukri uu la wadagay inta uusan geeriyoon ka hor…Daawo

[katiemcgrath]

SHUKRI ABDI 2007 - 2019 (12 years old) Manchester, England, United Kingdom 

‘If you don’t get into the water, I’m going to kill you.’

Shukri Abdi was a 12 year old Somalian girl who was born and brought up in a refugee camp in Kenya having escaped conflict in Somalia. She arrived in the UK in 2017 and experienced horrific bullying from her classmates who called her ‘coloured’ and ‘half-caste’. 

In 2017 her body was found in the River Irwell, when police arrived children were still laughing as Shukri drowned. Greater Manchester police quickly declared the incident an accident. 

“Child Four said that Shukri seemed untroubled in the deeper water when she had her arm on Child One’s shoulder, but appeared to get into difficulties when Child One let go of her and swam back to the other children.”

“Then Shukri’s head went under and came back up. I think she was trying to say something but she couldn’t, trying to call out but she couldn’t,” Child Four told the court.  

Child Four was asked by the court if Child One was laughing when they could see Shukri struggling and sumberging beneath the surface.

Child Four replied “Yes” and said they presumed it was because they thought Shukri was joking about drowning, but Child Four said they could see Shukri wasn’t joking. Child Four jumped in the water to try to save Shukri. Child Three ran to get a stick to try to pull Shukri out.

“Child One was laughing for a couple of minutes,” Child Four told the inquest. “Child One was still laughing when me and Child Three were trying to help. Child One was still laughing when I jumped in.”

Child Four said that neither Child One nor Child Two were doing anything while Shukri was drowning, and that Child One only stopped laughing when the police came.

After jumping into the water to try to save Shukri, Child Four realised they would not be able to save her, so ran to the nearby Bury police station to alert them. Child Three did the same.

Child Four said that Child Three blamed Child One for the tragedy “because they let go of Shukri”.

- The Guardian 

It is claimed by the other children CH1 said ‘If you don’t get into the water, I’m going to kill you’ to Shukri before the incident. This was intentional and not an accident. Shukri, her poor mother and dear siblings deserve justice. They came to this country thinking they were going to be safe. Manchester claims to be open and honest and loving and yet a vulnerable child has died in their city. You need to be screaming for Justice. Inquests are not enough and not fast enough, not for Shukri, not for her mother. Justice. 

PETITION | DONATE 

[thehighpriestofreverseracism]

This is Shukri Abdi....

 She was a 12 year old refugee and had lived in the UK for only 2 years.

She was reportedly bullied in school and on the 27th of June 2019, she was lured by some classmates to a nearby river...her drowned body would be later found the same night....fully clothed ....and she did not know how to swim.

4 underaged witnesses, who were there at the time of her death are known, of which 2 claim that the other 2 were responsible for the reason Shukri was in the water...all 4 witnessed her last breaths (1 allegedly accused of laughing while she gasped for air).

The school is covering up the bullying reports (it got so bad that her mother was in the process of changing her school) and hours after her death, the manchester police declared the death accidental/not suspicious.

Nobody has been charged and the police is not co-operating with the family

she was 12, Black, a refugee and a girl.

[pyaasa]

This little girl was murdered in cold blood. My heart hurts so much for her family

[pridesobright]

JUSTICE FOR SHUKRI ABDI on june 27th 2019, shukri abdi was pushed into a river. not only was shukri terrified of water but she also presented bite marks and bruises on her body. shukri abdi was a 12-year-old refugee from somalia, bullied for months by her classmates — her drowning was ruled a tragic accident!

please consider signing this petition and this one ♡

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[hassanfield]

the country can mourn phillip but can’t mourn shukri? they can’t mourn sarah, they can’t mourn richard?? make it make sense man

[strawberry-princessss]

If you are a supporter of BLM, PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING. ANOTHER BLACK YOUTH WILL NOT BE SILENCED.

Amidst this movement, I want to bring some light on Shukri Abdi. Shukri Abdi was a 12 year old Somali girl (who was Muslim) who lived in the U.K. for a mere year before her death. She was preparing to go to school there. On a field trip, a fisherman said that he saw the girl being dragged by her hijaab into River Irwell in Greater Manchester by four other students. Shukri cannot swim, so this was very out of character for her, as she never went near large bodies of water. “Shukri Abdi was last seen in the river - parts of which are 20ft (6m) deep - off Dunster Road, Bury at 19:55 BST on Thursday.” That was quoted from Shukri’s petition page, where I STRONGLY URGE YOU TO SIGN UP. It has a lot of necessary information and is being updated regularly. PLEASE REBLOG THIS WHEREVER AND WHENEVER. SHUKRI WILL NOT GO UNHEARD AND HER PERPETRATORS MUST BE PUNISHED. This hits very close to home for me as I am half Somali, (from my mothers side) and it HURTS to see black people, specifically black Muslim immigrants being so heavily discriminated against. Shukri Abdi shall not die in vain.

LINK FOR THE PETITION ⬇️ http://chng.it/4GQBjQVyfR

[piercejayde]

[youngbugandtonystank]

What father son relationship??? stop confusing your fanfiction fantasies with canon material! how is going to be a father to peter when he can't even hug him? Peter had to beg him to give him a single hug and he only gave him one when the kid died

Here are some petitions you can sign:

Justice For George Floyd

NATIONAL ACTION AGAINST POLICE BRUTALITY

Ban the use of rubber bullets for crowd control

Justice for Jennifer Jeffley

FIRE JARED CAMPBELL

Dismiss the charges on Marshae Jones and charge the one who shot her and her unborn baby

Julius Jones is innocent. Don’t let him be executed by the state of Oklahoma.

Justice for Breonna Taylor

Justice For Emerald Black

Pardon Black Woman Imprisoned for Voting

Justice For Alejandro Vargas Martinez

Justice For Tete Gulley

Willie Simmons has served 38 years for a $9 robbery

JUSTICE FOR REGIS KORCHINSKI-PAQUET

Drop All Charges Against Incarcerated Trafficking Survivor Chrystul Kizer!

Justice for Young Uwa

Justice for Shukri Abdi

Justice for Dion Johnson

Justice For Ahmuad Arbery

Justice for Christopher Josey

Consequences for excessive force used on Quentin Suttles

Justice for Cameron Green

Justice For Joāo Pedro

Free Chaffin Darnel Y

Hands Up Act

Justice For Tony McDade

Justice for David McAtee

Justice for Ashton Dickson

Justice for Sean

TELL MINNEAPOLIS CITY COUNCIL TO DEFUND THE POLICE

Thnx!♥

[lucillustration]

Hi everyone,

So obviously there’s a big movement going on at the moment after the horrible injustices that have happened in America. I fully support equality and antiracism and I did these artworks just for that.

It’s ridiculous that racism is still around in this day and age. But with further protest and movement we can make a difference like so many have done before!

Keep posting, keep sharing, keep talking about it, keep fighting! We got this and we will have change! ✊🏾✊🏼✊🏿✊🏻✊🏽

First one is the photoshopped version second is the origional drawing.

I’ve put these designs up on redbubble too when the money will go towards the LibertyUK human rights charity and The Movement for Black Lives.