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Parents need to know that Night Raiders is a well-crafted sci-fi film with adult themes, plenty of positive messages and role models, as well as some violence and language. Set in a dystopian near future in which North America is under military occupation following a war, children are kidnapped and placed into State-run institutions where they are educated to follow orders and fight for the State. The movie touches upon the occupation and destruction of indigenous communities -- such as the Cree community -- though also holds a positive message of such communities maintaining a strength and presence. Much of the production team and cast are of indigenous descent and the film also has scenes that depict traditional Cree life. The violence includes shootings and stabbings. Dead bodies are shown, though with little blood or gore. Strong language includes "f--k" and "s--t," and there is smoking and drinking on occasion. The film is both poignant and entertaining, but deals with adult issues that may be unsuitable for younger audiences. Most of the film is in English with some sections spoken in Cree with English subtitles.
In NIGHT RAIDERS, Niska (Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers) and her daughter Waseese (Brooklyn Letexier-Hart) live alone in the woods. This means they can stay away from the military-occupied cities where children are taken from their families and forced into State institutions. But when Waseese becomes badly injured, Niska must make a heartbreaking choice. Only when Niska meets a group of vigilantes does she truly understand the repercussions of her decision, leading her to vow to get her daughter back.
The first feature film from writer/director Danis Goulet has great scale and ambition, building a near-future world that is at once incredibly recognizable yet terrifying to comprehend. In Night Raiders, drones move in flocks and have developed some sense of AI, children are swept from the streets by armed guards and thrown into State-run training institutions, and there are viruses on the loose that only serve to give the State even more control. It's a fictional future, yet in a similar vein to the likes of Children of Men, its power lies in its familiarity.
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For many of those lucky enough to be sheltered by religious institutions or adopted by Gentile families, survival often came at the cost of their true identity. At the end of the war, many children were never told of their previous lives and prior identities, hindering attempts to reunite them with adult members of their birth families. Many adult survivors after fruitless searching were never able to relocate their children. Even those children reunited with their families often bore psychological scars imparted from traumatic wartime experiences and perceived abandonment by their parents.
Reviews the history of Jewish children during the Holocaust with an emphasis on the tragic fate of many in the concentration camps and ghettos and the more fortunate among their generation who survived in hiding. Includes an estimate for the number of child victims in the Holocaust and photographs of children in camps and ghettos.
Contains a general account of child rescue in the Holocaust emphasizing prewar emigration efforts and wartime organized smuggling and hiding of children. Analyzes in particular the wartime rescue efforts in France and Poland.
Presents accounts of Jewish children hidden in convents who survived the Holocaust in Belgium and the nuns who cared for them. Includes a list of Belgian nuns that received the title Righteous Among the Nations, endnotes, photographs, a bibliography, and an index.
Presents the stories of twenty-three men and women who survived the Holocaust as children in hiding. Describes the extreme measures they or their families took to survive and how they coped under circumstances of great danger and sacrifice. Also examines their post-war experiences, exploring how they dealt with their own survival and rebuilt their lives.
Compiles the first-person accounts of ten hidden children and relates their experiences during and after the war. Explores questions of identity, such as noticeable physical differences between adoptee and new parents and the postwar return to Jewish life.
This documentary tells the story of three Jewish children from Bedzin, Poland, who survived the Nazi Holocaust. These women recount their memories of a childhood spent hiding from the Nazis and reflect on those individuals and families who helped them survive. Archival film and photos interspersed with the interviews document the period.
An annotated online bibliography of works pertaining to children and their experiences within the context of the Holocaust. Details the experiences of child victims and survivors and the actions of the rescue movements that saved children. Also provides information about the conditions faced by children in the camps and ghettos and in hiding.
To search library catalogs or other electronic search tools for materials on hidden children during the Holocaust, use the following Library of Congress subject headings to retrieve the most relevant citations:
In OSEC, sex offenders communicate online with traffickers, paying them to live-stream sexual abuse and exploitation of children directed by the remote offender in real time. In the cases IJM has worked on, the abusive conduct in online sexual exploitation of children is rarely limited to erotic displays. It usually includes forcible sexual penetration constituting rape in the Philippines and most other jurisdictions. Footage and chat records reveal that sex offenders issue specific and graphic abuse instructions to in-person traffickers.
There has been for years, and continues to be, a growing global demand by sex offenders for new child sexual exploitation materials. That demand includes in live streaming, as the UK National Crime Agency considers livestreaming one of the emerging threats to children today.
During the pandemic, governments and partners around the world are reporting a surge in violence against women and children, including online, exacerbating the vulnerability of children. COVID-19 lockdowns created the perfect storm for increases in online sexual exploitation of children. OSEC as committed by traffickers is a crime of opportunity. Moreover, quarantined child sex offenders are spending more time online and vulnerable children are also confined at home, often with their traffickers.
Similarly, data and case investigations out of Europe equally reveal that demand-side child sex offenders pose a significant and growing threat to children globally and must be restrained through improved private industry detection, international law enforcement collaboration, and appropriately strong sentencing. For example:
Because OSEC is a global crime of supply and demand, the increased demand in CSEM can easily lead to increases in new sex offending against children to meet that demand. In their Exploiting Isolation report released in June, Europol states:
Prioritize Protection from Violence. It is critical for all governments to prioritize protecting vulnerable populations from violence as part of their response to the pandemic, so that vulnerable populations made even more vulnerable by the pandemic are not left without the protection of the law. Among the most vulnerable are children trafficked by adults to create new CSEM, including in live streaming.
Increase International Collaboration. Increased collaboration with foreign law enforcement agencies who can provide referrals to domestic law enforcement can help uncover OSEC cases that may otherwise go undetected while children are at home without access to friends, teachers, or others to whom they might disclose.
(1957, 35mm, 96m, Russian w/English subtitles) dir Mikhail Kalatozov w/Tatyana Samoylava, Aleksey Batalov, Vassily Merkurev. Veronica (Samoylova) is separated from her love Boris (Batalov) when he is drafted to serve during World War II. She must contend with the sorrow and horrors of the home front. FRI 7:00 SAT 9:00 SUN 3:00
(1960, DCP, 96m, Russian w/English subtitles) dir Mikhail Kalatozov w/Innokentiy Smoktunovskiy, Tatyana Samoylava, Vassily Livanov. This harrowing, gorgeously photographed adventure film finds four diamond miners fighting for survival in the Siberian wilderness. The restoration was financed and supervised by Francis Ford Coppola. FRI 9:00 SAT 7:00 SUN 5:00
And as I looked at those demolished towers in Lebanon, it entered my mind that we should punish the oppressor in kind and that we should destroy towers in America in order that they taste some of what we tasted and so that they be deterred from killing our women and children.
And that day, it was confirmed to me that oppression and the intentional killing of innocent women and children is a deliberate American policy. Destruction is freedom and democracy, while resistance is terrorism and intolerance.
And the same goes for your allies in Palestine. They terrorise the women and children, and kill and capture the men as they lie sleeping with their families on the mattresses, that you may recall that for every action, there is a reaction. 2ff7e9595c
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