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Dudas Florina-Iulia
  • Cluj-Napoca
  • Romania
  • Vicepresident of Students for…
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What motivated you (or your organization) to become involved in peace and conflict resolution?
I think this world have to prevent conflicts isteand solving them and this is an aim wich can be reached just by communication and intercultural programs.
Please feel free to provide a short bio about yourself or the work of your organization (no more than 3 paragraphs)
I am a human beeing who try to create something in this world, a creative, hardworking and dedicated person.All I do it has to be close to perfection, this is an imperfection, but can be transformed in a quality.
Please list the countries and/or regions in which you (or your organization) have direct and significant expertise
Romania
What is your current country of residence (or location of your organization)?
Romania
What is your current job (and organization) and/or where and what field are you studying?
Vicepresident of Students for Society Association.
What is one of your favorite websites in the field? (please provide one answer per box)
http://www.stiriong.ro/pagini/anph-lanseaza-selectia-publica-de-pro...
What is one of your favorite websites in the field? (please provide one answer per box)
http://english.aljazeera.net/
Which are your primary sectoral areas of expertise (or the primary sectoral areas of your organization) ?
Dialogue, Media
Which are your primary skills areas(or the primary skill areas of your organization)?
Communication, Evaluation, Monitoring, Research, Qualitative Skills
What are some of your current areas of research (if any)?
project management, intercultural and multiethnic communication, public relation, public policies, politics, art.

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At 3:28am on November 26, 2009, ckvishwanath said…
yesterday,i read romas in hungary by pradip.it's so interesting.and your experience...
At 1:00pm on August 4, 2009, s. Zia Madani said…
Dear Dudas Florina-lulia!
I am so happy to see that you did and still do care about Iranian crisis in the aftermath of the Presidential Election therein. That really impressed me.
If you may care I can send you the most recent news and photos regarding the Regime atrocities and all the surrounding events there about. then let me know.
Any way, I am really happy to have the chance to get in touch with you,
look forward to have yr reply back,
Zia Madani,
Regards.
At 4:02am on July 12, 2009, RAJIBAKSHA RAKSHIT said…
Oct. 30: Nine explosions shook Guwahati and three western Assam towns this morning, leaving 90 dead and over 300 injured in the worst bombings in the militancy-hit state’s history.

Police and ministers pointed fingers at the Bangladesh-based Harkat-ul-Jehadi Islami (Huji) but suspected that the state’s chief separatist insurgent outfit, Ulfa, lent a hand.

Guwahati bore the brunt with 60 killed and 167 wounded in three blasts — at the busy Ganeshguri market 1.5km from the seat of power in Dispur; in heart-of-the city Panbazar, and on the compound of the chief judicial magistrate’s (CJM’s) court in a high-security zone.

Windowpanes were shattered 300 yards away and tremors felt a mile from the sites, residents said.

A mass of burnt flesh lay in front of the CJM’s court, located near the district commissioner’s office and the general post office.

Thick, black smoke billowed over the Ganeshguri flyover as people ran helter-skelter, some limping to hospital on one leg, clothes soaked in blood. A driver was slumped inside a car, scorched to the bones.

At Panbazar, the blast took place 100 yards from the local police station in the neighbourhood of a hospital and a church.

“In my 20 years as a nurse, I never saw so many people with such severe burns,” said Anjana Saikia at Gauhati Medical College Hospital, which appealed for blood donations as over 200 injured were brought in.

Twenty people were killed and 60 injured in the three blasts in Kokrajhar, while the two Barpeta Road bombs killed 14 and injured 70. The Bongaigaon blast was an accident — a bomb went off while being taken away to be defused, injuring 10 people including the additional and deputy superintendents of police and an army captain.

Chief minister Tarun Gogoi said RDX was used in the Guwahati bombs. These were planted in vehicles as in most of the recent blasts in India, officers said but struggled to pinpoint these vehicles amid the dozens of mangled cars. The police suspect that small cars were used at the CJM court and Panbazar and an autorickshaw at Ganeshguri.

Khagen Sarma, inspector-general of police, said prima facie, Muslim militants were responsible. “But we are not absolving Ulfa.”

Ulfa has denied any role but intelligence reports had warned that its 709 “battalion”, active in western Assam, might retaliate against the government’s attempts to bring some members overground with a ceasefire offer.

Huji has been active in Assam, sneaking in and out at will, but has so far used it mainly as a gateway to India. A “proactive” Huji would be bad news for Assam.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Union home minister Shivraj Patil may visit the state in a day or two, said Gogoi who spoke to both over the phone.

Later it was revealed that ISI was the mastermind behind the blasts and Bodo terrorist group NDFB had planted the bombs in cars.
At 4:38am on July 1, 2009, Ali Sher Khan said…
Politics in pakistan is as dirty as in the rest of the world, but common people are so lovely, cooperative, compassionate, and friendly. Could you please read a book, "Living Islam: Muslim Religious Experience in Pakistan's North West Frontier Province", by Magnus Marsden. You will enjoy the reading.
At 9:10am on June 25, 2009, Nana Yaw Osei-Darkwa said…
Hi Dudas, Great to have dedicated people like you as members. I would very much like to have a working relationship with you to enable us share ideas, knowledge and experiences in our common quest to help create a peaceful world.
At 9:00am on June 25, 2009, Ali Sher Khan said…
Hi
Just to take you through the peace of Chitral, North Pakistan. A peaceful Irland in the torment sea of terrorism on either sides.
 
 

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