"A Recognition Of Vietnamese Civilian Victims Would Constitute A Legal Precedent", International Law

Day 6: Curse!AU. This was inspired by @halveablock‘s amazing curse (Gojo) au concept (with my own spin to it, I guess… deep down I’m just a softie is all)! If some of you haven’t seen that yet, what are you waiting for?? I’m actually low-key embarrassed to post this, lmao. But I have procrastinated long enough… :p

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Relationship: SatoSugu

Characters: Gojo Satoru, Geto Suguru. Ieiri Shoko (brief). Yaga Masamichi (brief).

Additional tags: Alternate Universe - Canon Divergence, Curse!AU, Blood, Hurt/Comfort, curse!Gojo, Murder Soulmates perhaps, (past) Established Relationship, moral ambiguity - sort of??

Summary:

[While former Special Grade sorcerer Getō Suguru had been declared a Curse User, to be killed on sight, Special Grade sorcerer Gojō Satoru’s whereabouts and status remained an odd mystery.

There was no body to be found.

Neither did anyone see the boy ever again.

There were rumors, though. Hearsay. Stories shared in hushed whispers. And hillingly, morbidly, all of them led back to one Getō Suguru.]

Or: Gojō doesn’t make it out of his first fight against Tōji - he doesn’t fully die, either. Getō latches on regardless.

i am patiently waiting for him to show up

Shisui’s Story

Ambassador Shisui Uchiha in the Senate.

Admiral Danzo and Root agents capturing Shisui.

Itachi and the Akatsuki crew rescuing Shisui from Ionath’s Void.

au! Intergalactic Akatsuki  |  Masterpost  |  The Akatsuki Crew

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[among us] blue crewmate and his red imposter friend that stalks him to protect him from other imposter, part 5

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Alex Dimitrov, from "Love"

Let’s give credit where credit is due: Women’s March organizers Tamika Mallory, Bob Bland, Carmen Perez, and Linda Sarsour 

'I know they are going to die.' This foster father takes in only terminally ill children

The children were going to die.

The children were going to die.

Mohamed Bzeek knew that. But in his more than two decades as a foster father, he took them in anyway — the sickest of the sick in Los Angeles County’s sprawling foster care system.

He has buried about 10 children. Some died in his arms.

Now, Bzeek spends long days and sleepless nights caring for a bedridden 6-year-old foster girl with a rare brain defect. She’s blind and deaf. She has daily seizures. Her arms and legs are paralyzed.

Bzeek, a quiet, devout Libyan-born Muslim who lives in Azusa, just wants her to know she’s not alone in this life.

“I know she can’t hear, can’t see, but I always talk to her,” he said. “I’m always holding her, playing with her, touching her. … She has feelings. She has a soul. She’s a human being.”

He’s the only one that would take a child who would possibly not make it.— Melissa Testerman, Department of Children and Family Services intake coordinator

Of the 35,000 children monitored by the county’s Department of Children and Family Services, there are about 600 children at any given time who fall under the care of the department’s Medical Case Management Services, which serves those with the most severe medical needs, said Rosella Yousef, an assistant regional administrator for the unit.

There is a dire need for foster parents to care for such children.

family (???) feud