قصة آدم RAHAN OR ADAM NOT PROPHET BRAHAM BUILT MECQUE ليس النبي إبراهيم الذي بنى مكة

why didn't God have employed some signs to Primitive Peoples ? Answer : Because first primitive People before other primitives later like before Era of Moses and Pheraons had denied it . what was the truth that i will say nowadays of era of globalization AND EXPRIMENTAL SCIENCE?. 9OFFYTOU ON TRACES OF MESSENGERS & PROPHETS..AS JESUS ./. TRUTH : " wé may mena3ana an norsila bilayati illa an kadhaba biha al awalyn-MEANS PRIMITIVE BEFORE OTHER PRIMITIVES PEOPLE " MECCA IS / WAS THE FIRST HOUSE OF ADAM ..ADAM BLOND WHOSE EYES WERE BLUES OBLIGED WITH HIS MULTICOLOR WIVES TO ORBITTING EARTH FROM PARADISE THEY WERE GATHERED IN A HOUSE PREPARED IN PARADISE BY GOD THIS HOUSE NAMED BECCA OR MECCA WITH BLACK STONES HAJAR ASWED IN ARABIC ...FIRST FATHER OF GENIES NAMED SATAN IBLISS WAS GATHERED WITH THEM IN THAT HOUSE WHICH LANDED ON EARTH AT NIGHT THEY ALL CRIED IN IT THAT IS WHY IT WAS NAMED BECCA CAME IN ENGLISH FROM THE WORD TO CRY .MECCA ALSO FROM THE WORD MACHINE . YHBYTOU MYNHA JAMY3AN IN PARADISE THERE IS /WERE NEVER BEEN DARKNESS OR NIGHTS..TAJRY MYN TAHTIHA AL ANHAR MEANS IN ENG LISH ALWAYS BEST MORNINGS FOREVER...MECCA OR BECCA LANDED ON EARTH LIKE THE ROUND TABLE / MIDA OF MESSIAH WHICH CAME FROM SKY BY GOD.IN ARABIC IT MEANS INNA AWALA BAYTAN WOUDHYA LINNASSY LILADHI BY BECCA IN ENGLISH THE FIRST HOUSE LANDED ON EARTH NAMED BECCA... FOR MORE CLEAR VIEWS ABOUT ADAM, MOSES & JESUS YOU SHOULD VISIT THUS BLOGS WRITTEN BY JESUS CHRIST WHO RETURNED AND EMPLOYING ICT TOO . That they said (in boast), "We killed Christ Jesus the son of Mary, the Messenger of Allah";- but they killed him not, nor crucified him, but so it was made to appear to them, and those who differ therein are full of doubts, with no (certain) knowledge, but only conjecture to follow, for of a surety they killed him not: THESE VERSES OF CORAN NOT TARGETED TO INSULT CHRESTIANS..ALSO WHEN THEY KILLED SINCE 45 J.C. A MAN TWINS OR RESSEMBLED ME..IT HAUNTED MY MIND I WAS IN THE CROWD OF HIS CAPTURE I SAW THEM AND GOD OBLIGED ME TO QUIT THE CROWD..I WAS RISED TO HIM..PERSONNALY..DEAD ..JEWISH ..CHRESTIAN AND ISLAM ARE REALITY..I AM HAPPY WHEN I WATCH POPE FRANCIS MET WITH AZHAR IMAM FOR TOLERANCE TO CONTRIBUTE FOR PEACE..IN GLOBE..WHEN ARABIC PROPHET TACKLED MY DOSSIER IT WAS A TRUTH HE DID NOT MEAN TO INSULT CHRESTIANS..I EXPLAINED TO YOU IN OTHER BLOGS THAT RELIGION OF GOD IS REAL PEACE IN ARABIC ISLAM BUT MUSLMS ARE NOT REAL PEACEFUL...- IN PARADISE HOUSES AND HOTELS ARE BETTER THAN MECCA..GOD PREPARED MECCA DELIBERATELY..TO ORBIT EARTH..AND TO GUIDE PEOPLE HOW TO GET REFUGE.....BUSINESS TRIP OF WINTER & SUMMER FELYA3BOUDOU RABBA THIS 7ARAM WHICH LANDED ON EARTH.......Honoring the Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Every year, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s contributions to the fight for equality and justice are honored and celebrated. An advocate for workers’ rights, Dr. King helped define the movement for equal employment opportunity in the form of better jobs and higher wages.

Dr. King organized strikes and boycotts against discriminatory employers who refused to hire African Americans or pay them fair wages. His work helped bring awareness to the issues while inspiring others to stand up against injustice in the workplace.

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In 2023, OFCCP secured over $36,880,000 for 14,582 American workers and job seekers that were victims of unlawful discrimination. We will continue to work tirelessly to eliminate workplace discrimination and to ensure workers from every zip code in America can access good jobs.

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Promoting security as a foundation for sustainable development
Today’s security challenges are interconnected and global, threatening the sustainable development of society. Multilateral collaboration among law enforcement agencies is therefore vital to address these complex and evolving security risks.

As the only police organization that works at the global level, INTERPOL plays a unique role in supporting international efforts to safeguard communities and make the world a safer place.

To do this in a consistent manner across the world, it is important that all actors in the global security architecture share an understanding of the threats and work towards the same outcomes.

We developed seven Global Policing Goals (GPGs) to address a range of issues related to crime and security. Endorsed by our member countries in 2017, the Goals were officially launched in 2018.

Consistent with the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the principle of neutrality (enshrined in Articles 2 and 3 of INTERPOL’s Constitution respectively), the Global Policing Goals are universal, ambitious and underpinned by collective action.

The Global Policing Goals focus on the collective efforts of the international law enforcement community to create a safer and more sustainable world for future generations.
INTERPOL’s seven Global Policing Goals
Goal 1: Enable the global law enforcement community to more effectively counter and prevent terrorism through international cooperation
Goal 2: Promote border security worldwide
Goal 3: Enhance the law enforcement response to protecting vulnerable communities
Goal 4: Reduce the global harm and impact of cybercrime
Goal 5: Tackle corruption and financial crime in all its forms
Goal 6: Counter serious organized crime and drug trafficking
Goal 7: Strengthen environmental security and support the promotion of sustainable livelihoods by countering crimes that affect the environment and climate
Positive impact on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
INTERPOL’s General Secretariat published a report in 2020 to show the relations – both direct and indirect – between each of the seven INTERPOL GPGs and individual United Nations SDGs and their targets.

In some cases, all seven INTERPOL GPGs support the same UN SDG, due to the crosscutting nature of the SDG in question. This is particularly the case for SDG 5 (Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls), and SDG 17 (Revitalize the global partnership for sustainable development). In other cases, the links between the GPGs and SDGs are more specific.

2023 Review Process
The evolving security landscape has been increasingly driven by technological innovation. The GPGs were therefore reviewed in 2023 as part of a collaborative process led by INTERPOL in cooperation with regional law enforcement agencies from around the world. The outcome of this review was adopted during our centenary police conference in Vienna, Austria.

The 2023 review process of the GPGs was conducted in parallel with the mid-term review of the implementation of the SDGs. This review identified five core areas which will have an impact on policing in the future:

Data and information sharing
Collaboration and partnerships
Good governance, rule of law and respect for human rights
Capacity building and training, innovation and digitalization
Enablers of cybercrime and financial crime