For Rumana
Lyrics and Vocals: Allen Sens Producer: Blue Morris On 5 June 2011, Rumana Monzur, a graduate student from the University of British Columbia was violently assaulted by her husband in Dhaka Bangladesh. The attack caused Rumana considerable physical and emotional injury, and has robbed her of eyesight. This song was written by Allen Sens, a professor at the UBC Department of Political Science, following the attack. Allen hopes the song brings Rumana hope for the future. If you want to support Rumana's road to recovery, please donate to her fund at: rumana.givecentre.com Please keep up public pressure in support of Rumana's right to justice, an education and freedom from violence at: www.thepetitionsite.com
Justice for Rumana Monzur - A Debate
Webcast sponsored by the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre. Canada's universities are becoming truly global, and when an unthinkable assault happens to a student from abroad, we need to ask the questions we would if she were a Canadian citizen: How could this happen? Why? What can be done to make sure it never happens to anyone else? This timely discussion took place at St. John's College Lecture Hall. Panelist of this special panel, "Justice for Rumana Monzur -- A Debate about violence against women from a legal and global perspective" include: Louisa Russell (Vancouver Rape Relief & Women's Shelter) Dr. Susan Boyd (Professor of Law, Chair in Feminist Legal Studies at UBC) Dr. Janine Benedet (Associate Professor at the Faculty of Law at UBC) Dr. Tyseer Aboulnasr (Dean, Faculty of Applied Science, Professor, Electrical Engineering, UBC) Moderator: Dr. Patricia Vertinsky (Professor, School of Human Kinetics, UBC)Louisa Russell (Vancouver Rape Relief & Women's Shelter) Dr. Susan Boyd (Professor of Law, Chair in Feminist Legal Studies at UBC) Dr. Janine Benedet (Associate Professor at the Faculty of Law at UBC) Dr. Tyseer Aboulnasr (Dean, Faculty of Applied Science, Professor, Electrical Engineering, UBC) Moderator: Dr. Patricia Vertinsky (Professor, School of Human Kinetics, UBC)
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Victim of Domestic violence Rumana Manzoor describes her husband's gruesome torture
Rumana Manzoor, Teacher of Dhaka university was mercilessly attacked by her cruel husband Hasan Sayeed. He took her eyes out, ate her nose and scratched, biten all over face and body, physically assulted her brutally just because she wanted to complete her PhD from University of BC Canada. This gruesome act happened infront of their five years old daughter on 5th June 2011
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URPI LA PRINCESA RUMANA - REPORTAJE ´¨AL SEXTO DIA¨¨
contratos- 975644470 urpi_rumania@hotmail.com Esta vez veamos a una mujer nacida en la lejana Rumania, que adoptó el folklore nacional como una bandera propia y que en las calles de Lima se deleita con música oriunda del Perú. Ella es Urpi, una paloma que llegó desde el otro lado del mundo. muchicimas gracias panamericana television y el equiopo de ¨¨al sexto dia¨¨
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Home Alone - Romania
Romania's disturbing child suicide rate To see more go to www.youtube.com Follow us on Facebook (goo.gl or Twitter (www.twitter.com As their parents go to work abroad, over 350000 Romanian children are being left home alone. This powerful report asks why, in the care of relatives or neighbours, many of these children are turning to suicide. "We had no income, nothing", says Claudia Ira. Unable to feed her children in Romania, Claudia was forced to leave them behind and go to find work in Italy. But after a few months abroad, she received the terrible news that her son had taken his own life. Her tragic story is just one of thousands of similar cases. Another desperate mother cries, "I thought it would be for our good", as she tries to come to terms with her son's suicide after she also went abroad looking for work. A beautiful and sensitive telling of a terrible story. May 2011
Tragedia rumana en el Holocausto
El viernes se celebra en el mundo entero el día internacional dedicado a la memoria de las víctimas del Holocausto. En Rumania, unos 25.000 gitanos fueron deportados a los campos de concentración. Más de 11.000 de ellos murieron. Dos sobrevivientes cuentan el calvario que vivieron. Un informe de AFPTV.
Enescu: Rapsodia Rumana #11 [1/2] Festival Casals 2005
George Enescu Rumanian Rhapsody #11 Opus 1 1 of 2 Giancarlo Guerrero conducts the Puerto Rico Symphony Orquestra (2005) Sergiu Comissiona was to be the conductor but he died two weeks before. The sound is very clear but the video resolution is below standard. The first initial bars were lost. Nevertheless this is a very moving performance! It is a wonderful tribute to Sergiu Comissiona !!
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URPI TU PRINCESA RUMANA (Mentira Mentira)
Con cariño te canta URPI "tu princesa Rumana". Para el PERU y El MUNDO. Contactos: Email: urpi_rumania@hotmail.com Cel: 975644470 Lima-Peru
"URPI" TU PRINCESA RUMANA (Huayno-Quiereme Hoy)
Con cariño te canta Tu Princesa Rumana con sentimiento Ayacuchano. Contactos: urpi_rumania@hotmail.com Cel:975644470.Gracias Peru por enseñarme la linda musica que tienes.
URPI TU PRINCESA RUMANA (En a Todo Ritmo)
Presentacion realizada en el Programa A TODO RITMO transmitido por Cable Visión Peru. Agradecimiento a Richard Huarcaya. CONTACTOS: urpi_rumania@hotmail.com CEL: 975644470
EFEMÉRIDES.- La gimnasta rumana Nadia Comanecci cumple hoy 50 años
Madrid, 12 nov (EFE).- La gimnasta rumana Nadia Comanecci cumple hoy cincuenta años. Sin embargo, para muchos de nosotros su imagen será siempre la de una niña de catorce, los que tenía cuando asombró al Mundo en los Juegos Olímpicos de Montreal en 1976. Comanecci fue la primera gimnasta en la historia que consiguió un diez, la máxima puntuación otorgada por los jueces. Y repitió la hazaña otras seis veces a lo largo de la competición. Ganó cinco medallas, tres de oro, entre ellas la del concurso general, en el que derrotó a fabulosas gimnastas soviéticas como Olga Korbut y Ludmila Turisheva. Comanecci ganó tres campeonatos de Europa y fue segunda en los Juegos de Moscú en 1980. Cuatro años después se retiró. En 1989, días antes de que cayera el régimen del dictador comunista Ceacescu, huyó a Hungría y poco después se instaló en Estados Unidos. No volvió a Rumanía hasta 1996, y lo hizo para casarse con el ex gimnasta norteamericano Bart Conner, en una ceremonia transmitida en directo a todo el país. Nadia Comanecci ha colaborado con Naciones Unidas y otras organizaciones internacionales y actualmente dirige un centro de entrenamiento con su marido.
