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Now that the mud has settled from Tuesday's contentious midterm elections, a query stays: What about that Swift Bump?
After Taylor Swift shocked followers and pundits final month by throwing her endorsement behind former Tennessee Gov. Phil Bredesen for Senate and incumbent U.S. House member Rep. Jim Cooper in two carefully watched races in her dwelling state, ballot watchers puzzled whether or not the pop star -- who has not sometimes waded into politics -- might transfer the democratic needle.
The affect, at first, appeared, fairly important, with Vote.org reporting an enormous spike of 65,000 newly registered voters within the first 24 hours after Taylor's Oct. 7 publish. Alas, Bredesen misplaced his race to Republican Marsha Blackburn by a virtually 11-point margin, whereas Cooper saved his seat after beating Republican Jody Ball by greater than 35 factors.
"It's onerous to touch upon Tennessee specifically, as a result of there may be a lot to unpack, nevertheless it's clear the youth vote was essential in a 12 months when the youth turnout was the very best it's been for the reason that voting age was dropped to 18 [in 1971]," Debra Cleaver, CEO of Vote.org, tells Billboard. "In reality, it was record-shattering turnout for a midterm and when you can't attribute all of that to Taylor anymore than you'll be able to attribute it to another celeb, she was positively emblematic of this new engagement amongst youth. Especially in a deeply conservative, comparatively small state like Tennessee."
Cleaver says it's clear from the info collected by her nonpartisan web site -- which makes use of know-how to extend voter turnout by providing voter registration and absentee voter instruments -- that tapping into Swift's 112 million followers had an outsized impact within the state with a inhabitants of 6.7 million, which places it 17th on the listing of most populous states. "Generally voter registrations mirror a state's inhabitants, and we had been questioning why Tennessee was even within the high 10 for every week as a result of population-wise there's no strategy to account for that," says Cleaver of the seemingly prompt Swift Effect tabulated by the positioning, which helped three.three million individuals get out to vote this 12 months (representing simply over 1 % of the U.S. inhabitants).
-- In the five-day interval following Swift's first Instagram publish (Oct. 7-12), which drove her followers to Vote.org, the positioning noticed greater than 434,000 new registrations, with 281,261 coming from individuals beneath 30 (about 65%). 14,000+ of these had been from Tennessee.
-- As of Oct. 12, the 2018 voter registration totals in Tennessee rose from 341 in January to 1,405 in July and 14,017 in October.
-- Cleaver says that Swift's publish "virtually solely inverted the registration numbers from Oct. 2016," which had been 405,149 (87,876 for voters 18-24) within the presidential election 12 months -- which usually attracts extra voters -- spiking to 497,582 halfway by October of this 12 months (with 192,596 within the 18-24 demo).
-- 65 % of latest registrants logged by Vote.org had been beneath 30.
-- According to CIRCLE, youth turnout jumped from 21 % in 2014 to 31 % in 2018.
While Cleaver says celeb endorsements "undoubtedly" improve turnout -- or at the least elevate the profile of the election, even when their candidate doesn't win -- statements by such high-profile A-listers as Swift particularly helped get out the vote within the midterms, which typically see 40 % or much less turnout than presidential years. According to CBS News, an estimated 113 million individuals voted on Tuesday, marking the primary time in U.S. historical past that greater than 100 million individuals got here out for midterms, resulting in a 49 % participation fee; in contrast solely 36.four % of eligible voters got here out for the 2014 midterms, one of many lowest totals in American historical past.
"Most individuals don't notice how necessary the midterms are and there's no manner [Swift] didn't have an effect," says Cleaver. "Celebrities have enormous followings and amongst a variety of teams which are historically underrepresented, having somebody like Oprah or Beyoncé come out in help of candidates is a significant increase for teams that partisan organizations sometimes ignore. Plus, to have somebody endorse a governor within the midterm 12 months? That is so within the weeds!"
Vote.org hasn't heard from Swift immediately to date, however Cleaver says they despatched her a hat to point out how a lot they respect her shout-out. More importantly, they despatched her good vibes as a result of simply by saying "so many clever, considerate, self-possessed individuals have turned 18 prior to now two years and now have the appropriate and privilege to make their vote rely," she might have created a complete new Swiftie Wave of lifelong voters.
"The single greatest predictor of of how persistently you vote is how younger you might be while you vote and primarily based on our analysis an adolescent who votes in a midterm election is 55 % extra prone to vote within the following presidential election than an adolescent who doesn't," says Cleaver. "All of those younger individuals who voted on Tuesday are going to vote in 2020, which is such an enormous win. Which means they'll be lifetime voters as a result of when you've voted in three elections in a row you're a lifetime voter."


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Annual thematic reports of the Special Rapporteur on the promotion of truth, justice, reparation and guarantees of non-recurrence
The Special Rapporteur submits annual thematic reports to the Human Rights Council (HRC) and to the General Assembly (GA). Thematic reports document the Special Rapporteur's findings on particular topics and provide guidance and recommendations for UN member States, civil society organisations and other stakeholders.
To access the reports in all the official languages, search the Documents list. Related reports by other UN groups are also available.
Reports to the Human Rights Council and the General Assembly
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2020 A/75/174
View report page The gender perspective in transitional justice processes
A/HRC/45/45
View report page Memorialisation processes in the context of serious violations of human rights and international humanitarian law: the fifth pillar of transitional justice
A/74/147
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Report on apologies for gross human rights violations and serious violations of international humanitarian law
Practical experiences of domestic reparation programmes
The four main lines of engagement of the new Special Rapporteur with the General Assembly
The new Special Rapporteur's approach to the mandate and preliminary areas of interest
Joint study on the contribution of transitional justice to the prevention of gross violations and abuses of human rights and serious violations of international humanitarian law, including genocide, war crimes, ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity, and their recurrence - Report of the Special Rapporteur on the promotion of truth, justice, reparation and guarantees of non-recurrence and the Special Adviser to the Secretary-General on the Prevention of Genocide
A comprehensive framework approach to prevention
Transitional justice in weakly institutionalized post-conflict settings
Global study on transitional justice
2017 A/HRC/34/62 Participation of victims in transitional justice measures
2016 A/71/567 National consultations concerning the design and implementation of transitional justice measures
A/HRC/30/42 Guarantees on non-recurrence
Annex: Set of general recommendations for truth commissions and archives
A/70/438 Security sector reform, including vetting of security institutions
Prosecutorial prioritization strategies in the aftermath of gross human rights violations and serious violations of international humanitarian law
Reparations for gross human rights violations and serious violations of international humanitarian law
Selected challenges faced by truth commissions in transitional periods and responses to strengthen the effectiveness of those mechanisms in addressing gross human rights violations and serious violations of international humanitarian law
The relevance of justice and rights considerations to sustainable development
The foundation of the mandate and the importance of a comprehensive approach that combines the elements of truth-seeking, justice initiatives, reparations and guarantees of non-recurrence in a complementary and mutually reinforcing manner
Ways in which the promotion of truth, justice, reparation and guarantees of non-recurrence contribute to strengthening the rule of law

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Thursday April 11, 2019: On Young and the Restless today, Kyle can't go through with being intimate with Lola, Victoria is worried about Victor, and Jack manages to get his way with Ashley.
Outside the Abbott house, Summer has second thoughts about going to the spa with Phyllis while inside, Jack tells Traci that he discovered a bug in the basket Ashley sent. Traci reminds Jack that both John and Dina wanted Ashley to have the patents to Jabot products, and asks him to do the right thing. Summer heads in and asks Jack where Kyle is. Since he hasn't seen him, she tells Jack she's accepted his job offer.
At the GCAC, Kyle can't believe what Lola is propositioning him with.
In Las Vegas, Victoria and Billy share a kiss in her hotel suite. Victoria receives a text from Victor that he's in New Zealand closing a business deal. Victoria thinks her dad is lying and is in Vegas, hanging out at high-stakes poker games. Just then, Brandon sends Victoria a text that he spotted Victor at the bar.
Later, Victoria arrives home with Billy to a welcoming Katie and Johnny, who kiss Victoria before heading to bed. Billy makes a phone call to someone, and says "I need to see you." Victoria comes back into the room, and Billy says he'll come back into the morning as he's exhausted. Victoria appreciates that he came to see her in Vegas, and she feels close to him. No more high-stakes poker games, and no more chasing Victor. She and Billy share a kiss before he heads off.
At home, shirtless Nick is alone and bored doing push-ups and playing darts.
Nick heads to his office and calls Hong Kong for business.
Phyllis calls the private investigator at the club who provides an update on Kyle and Lola from a table nearby where he's been taking photos of the pair. Lola says what she's suggesting doesn't feel wrong, and Kyle says he wants it more than anything. But a lot has happened and he doesn't know if he can make everything that's happened up to Lola. They both head upstairs to a suite at the Athletic Club. Upstairs, Kyle tries to calm Lola's nerves, saying they'll take it slow. Lola's phone suddenly rings, interrupting their kisses. Lola says how much she's missed Kyle, and that she loves him. Kyle says it's always been Lola. They continue to kiss passionately until his phone buzzes; it's Summer. "I can't do this," Kyle says. Kyle apologizes to Lola as they get dressed. Lola feels terrible that she asked him to cheat on Summer, and Kyle doesn't want Lola to have regrets later. Lola feels bad about backstabbing Lola. Kyle wants to tell Summer about what happened. After he's set things straight with Summer, he can be with Lola permanently, even it will take some time. Kyle reads his text from Summer and that she didn't go out of town. The sooner he speaks to Summer, the better. Kyle reveals to Lola that he is "desperately in love" with her. Meanwhile, Phyllis arrives and the PI shows Phyllis the photos he snapped of Kyle and Lola. Phyllis heads upstairs to the suites to find Kyle and Lola, but then walks away. In the dining room, Summer shows up and asked an employee if he's seen Kyle. Since he hasn't, she leaves him a message.
Nick arrives at Victoria's. She tells him that Victor was seen around town in Las Vegas. Victoria asks Nick if he recognizes the man in a photo with Victor. Victoria worries about whether Victor is in trouble, and is determined to find out what's going on.
Billy arrives at the Abbott house and tells Jack about how he went to Vegas to see Victoria, but the sights and sounds brought him back to his gambling days. Victoria saved him from himself and they have an opportunity for a fresh start and he is afraid to screw it up. Billy then leaves and heads to an addiction meeting and Kyle arrives home looking for Summer, telling Jack he's struggling with a few things. He leaves the room and Jack places the bug out in the open. He calls Traci in and Jack says he's taken what she said to heart. He's made a decision about what he'll do next and will take Ashley up on her offer to merge both companies. It's time to cut their losses. Ashley calls Jack and assumes he's found the bug. Jack offers to wire her $2 million of his own funds if she'll give up her My Beauty Collective. Ashley negotiates on $4 million. Jack smirks, happy that he's managed to get his way.
Phyllis walks into Crimson Lights, and while on the phone to Lauren, says that Fenmore's will be free of Jabot in less than 24 hours. She seems puzzled to see Lola outside.
Summer arrives at the Abbott house and greets Kyle, telling him the news that she took the job at Jabot. She asks where Kyle was all night. Kyle states that they need to talk.
Lauren looks out for her interests.
Flashback episode! On this day on The Young and the Restless, April 11 2014, Chelsea and Chloe came to blows over a "deceased" Adam, who was very much alive.


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Consultation on GP surgeries now open
Dedicated volunteer picks up prestigious award
Barnsley MPs announce winners of competition
Talking points from win over Burton
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Primary school bags good Ofsted report
Who is Poya Asbaghi? A timeline of his career so far
19/11/21 • By Doug O'Kane
A look at the career so far of Barnsley's new head coach
– Asbaghi was born in Iran but, after his family left that country due to political persecution when he was one, he grew up in Upsalla, Sweden. He did not play football at professional level and instead went into coaching, following time at college in the US.
– He began as a coach at boyhood club UNIK in the fifth tier then was assistant manager at third tier AFC Eskilstuna under Andreas Brannstrom.
– He moved on with Brannstrom in 2014 to Upsalla club Dalkurd FF which was set up in 2004 by the Kurdish community and would go from the ninth tier to the top flight. In March 2015, the squad was due to be on the German Wings flight from Barcelona to Düsseldorf which crashed into the French Alps, killing everyone on board, but they changed plans late on.
He was assistant manager then manager at Dalkurd as the club gained promotion to the second tier.
– He left in 2017 and spent seven months at another second tier club Gefle, which is where he made his name – turning a defensively-minded side into a highly-rated team that played an attractive brand of football.
– That attracted the attention of one of Sweden's biggest clubs IFK Gothenburg, who had twice won the UEFA Cup in the 1980s. He was their youngest coach for almost 40 years and was tasked with transforming their style of play. He took them to 11th in the top flight in his first season then seventh in the second which also saw them win the Swedish Cup, beating Malmo in the final with a 94th-minute goal.
He was nominated for Manager of the Year. But a 12-match winless run near the start of his third season led to his sacking. He won 24, drew 24 and lost 30 of 78 games with Gothenburg.
– On November 24 last year, he was put in charge of Sweden under 21s. He won six and drew two of his matches, before a last-minute defeat in the Republic of Ireland on Tuesday.
Reds look to strengthen but 'not in desperate need' of signings
Teen gives back to town's homeless
Council leader urges private renters to report mould
Business tutor picks up top award
Transformation of Hoyland town square underway
Duff pleased to work with loanee Thomas again
Cash is king for Barnsley businesses
Councillor: Rogue landlord crackdown needed
Duff warns Reds must 'turn up' against lowly Burton
Grand Civic plans pick up pace
Reds proud of historic start but want to keep improving
Talking points from Boxing Day draw
Reds look to be more clinical in hunt for 5th straight home win
Miners' lives remembered at annual memorial event
£2m active travel hub approved


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