Hi, Found a cassette in 89 or 90 thrown out by somebody that had this track. There was no case of the cassette neither any label. But I kept it as all the tracks were awesome. I kept on looking for the details of that cassette for years till condition of the cassette went too bad to be played. But it still reverberate in my ears. One track was there with a lyric somewhat like this... "Here is a cowboy sitting on his high horse." Did your cassette also had the same? if yes, please give me details of the cassette.
Little girls in Gambia, some as young as four months old, are being brutally mutilated. They are blindfolded, restrained and their genitals cut. And this horrific practice could soon be completely legal again. Members of the Gambian parliament are fighting to overturn the government's ban on female genital mutilation. Women affected by the practice are trying to stop it, to protect uncircumcised girls. These brave women are asking us to support their fight with a massive global protest. We have less than 90 days to act - sign now. Avaaz will work with groups in Gambia to make sure our voices are heard by decision-makers. ADD YOUR NAME Dear friends, they never had a choice. Nearly a million girls in Gambia have had their clitorises cut off against their will, and some have had their vaginal openings sewn shut, and have been threatened that if they tell anyone, they will have to go through it all again. We can now help protect millions of girls who have not yet been cut. Although these cruel procedures have been banned in Gambia since 2015, members of parliament now want to legalise the circumcision of little girls again. And it is men who are making this decision - 91% of Gambian MPs are male. We have less than 90 days to stop them. The Gambian government wants to protect its international image and protect the thriving tourism industry. Local organisations say that a global protest will therefore have a huge impact! Sign now and together we will take our global appeal directly to the Gambian parliament! Protect the ban, protect the girls! Legal protection is hugely important to stop this horror. Just last August, three women in Gambia were sentenced to heavy sentences for carrying out female genital mutilation. That is why some MPs are so keen to overturn the ban - they know that it has a deterrent effect. Tourism accounts for 20% of Gambia's economy and the country values its image as an emerging democracy. That is why the government is keen to protect Gambia's good international reputation. Working with local groups, Avaaz has developed a plan to show Gambia's leaders that lifting the ban and legalizing the circumcision of little girls would damage Gambia's international reputation and threaten tourism revenues. Together, we can now protect the girls at risk of circumcision! Protect the ban, protect the girls! Avaaz members fight for the rights of women and girls all over the world - together we have campaigned for reproductive rights and for the definition of rape to be about consent, we have campaigned for girls' education and against child marriage. Now we can be there for girls in Gambia when they need us most - let's act! Full of hope and determination, Nate, Huiting, Antonia and the entire Avaaz team More information: Gambia: Debate over ban on female genital mutilation (DW) Female genital mutilation in Gambia: Protect girls! (Unicef) FGM activist Sara Aduse shocked by developments in Gambia (Blick) And in English: Gambia may become first nation to reverse female genital mutilation ban (CBS News) Move to overturn FGM ban in the Gambia postponed (the Guardian) Fact Sheet: Female Genial Mutilation (World Health Organization) Three Women Sentenced for FGM (The Standard - the Gambia) Avaaz.org is a global campaign network with 70 million members that aims to ensure that the views and values of all people influence important global decisions. ("Avaaz" means "voice" or "song" in many languages). Avaaz members can be found in every country in the world; our team is spread across 18 countries and 6 continents and works in 17 different languages. You joined the Avaaz movement and started receiving these emails when you signed the "COVID-19 CALL FOR GLOBAL CEASEFIRE!" campaign on 2020-04-18 using the email address buddeee.m@gmail.com. To make sure you receive messages from Avaaz, please add avaaz@avaaz.org to your contact list. Click here to unsubscribe from emails. To contact Avaaz, please do not reply to this email. Use the form at www.avaaz.org/contact instead. Avaaz.org 27 Union Square West Suite 500 New York, NY 10003
Hi, Found a cassette in 89 or 90 thrown out by somebody that had this track. There was no case of the cassette neither any label. But I kept it as all the tracks were awesome. I kept on looking for the details of that cassette for years till condition of the cassette went too bad to be played. But it still reverberate in my ears. One track was there with a lyric somewhat like this... "Here is a cowboy sitting on his high horse." Does anyone have any idea about the album? Please give me details.
선생님 여기는 부산입니다 좋은노래 거짓말보태가지고 수백번 감상했습니다 좋은노래 올려주셔서 고마움을 표합니다 부산에서 강재희 드림
First time heard it in 89 . Kept the cassette for 9 years till it went, so happy to hear it again 30 years today still love it. Love from india
Same here!
Hi, Found a cassette in 89 or 90 thrown out by somebody that had this track. There was no case of the cassette neither any label. But I kept it as all the tracks were awesome. I kept on looking for the details of that cassette for years till condition of the cassette went too bad to be played. But it still reverberate in my ears. One track was there with a lyric somewhat like this... "Here is a cowboy sitting on his high horse." Did your cassette also had the same? if yes, please give me details of the cassette.
Little girls in Gambia, some as young as four months old, are being brutally mutilated. They are blindfolded, restrained and their genitals cut. And this horrific practice could soon be completely legal again. Members of the Gambian parliament are fighting to overturn the government's ban on female genital mutilation. Women affected by the practice are trying to stop it, to protect uncircumcised girls. These brave women are asking us to support their fight with a massive global protest. We have less than 90 days to act - sign now. Avaaz will work with groups in Gambia to make sure our voices are heard by decision-makers. ADD YOUR NAME Dear friends, they never had a choice. Nearly a million girls in Gambia have had their clitorises cut off against their will, and some have had their vaginal openings sewn shut, and have been threatened that if they tell anyone, they will have to go through it all again. We can now help protect millions of girls who have not yet been cut. Although these cruel procedures have been banned in Gambia since 2015, members of parliament now want to legalise the circumcision of little girls again. And it is men who are making this decision - 91% of Gambian MPs are male. We have less than 90 days to stop them. The Gambian government wants to protect its international image and protect the thriving tourism industry. Local organisations say that a global protest will therefore have a huge impact! Sign now and together we will take our global appeal directly to the Gambian parliament! Protect the ban, protect the girls! Legal protection is hugely important to stop this horror. Just last August, three women in Gambia were sentenced to heavy sentences for carrying out female genital mutilation. That is why some MPs are so keen to overturn the ban - they know that it has a deterrent effect. Tourism accounts for 20% of Gambia's economy and the country values its image as an emerging democracy. That is why the government is keen to protect Gambia's good international reputation. Working with local groups, Avaaz has developed a plan to show Gambia's leaders that lifting the ban and legalizing the circumcision of little girls would damage Gambia's international reputation and threaten tourism revenues. Together, we can now protect the girls at risk of circumcision! Protect the ban, protect the girls! Avaaz members fight for the rights of women and girls all over the world - together we have campaigned for reproductive rights and for the definition of rape to be about consent, we have campaigned for girls' education and against child marriage. Now we can be there for girls in Gambia when they need us most - let's act! Full of hope and determination, Nate, Huiting, Antonia and the entire Avaaz team More information: Gambia: Debate over ban on female genital mutilation (DW) Female genital mutilation in Gambia: Protect girls! (Unicef) FGM activist Sara Aduse shocked by developments in Gambia (Blick) And in English: Gambia may become first nation to reverse female genital mutilation ban (CBS News) Move to overturn FGM ban in the Gambia postponed (the Guardian) Fact Sheet: Female Genial Mutilation (World Health Organization) Three Women Sentenced for FGM (The Standard - the Gambia) Avaaz.org is a global campaign network with 70 million members that aims to ensure that the views and values of all people influence important global decisions. ("Avaaz" means "voice" or "song" in many languages). Avaaz members can be found in every country in the world; our team is spread across 18 countries and 6 continents and works in 17 different languages. You joined the Avaaz movement and started receiving these emails when you signed the "COVID-19 CALL FOR GLOBAL CEASEFIRE!" campaign on 2020-04-18 using the email address buddeee.m@gmail.com. To make sure you receive messages from Avaaz, please add avaaz@avaaz.org to your contact list. Click here to unsubscribe from emails. To contact Avaaz, please do not reply to this email. Use the form at www.avaaz.org/contact instead. Avaaz.org 27 Union Square West Suite 500 New York, NY 10003
님 카셋트 테잎 코리아 부산 이놈은 200개 있습니다 저의 닉네임 기억 하십시요 나도 님의 닉네임 기억할께요
Fabulous beats. 👍👍
선생님 좋은노래 올려주셔서 고맙습니다 부산에서 강재희 드림
White Dove i was THERE many times @Tavern. Hastings,Bournemouth,Portsmouth the list goes on my Friends
그림 잘찍었으요
Hi, Found a cassette in 89 or 90 thrown out by somebody that had this track. There was no case of the cassette neither any label. But I kept it as all the tracks were awesome. I kept on looking for the details of that cassette for years till condition of the cassette went too bad to be played. But it still reverberate in my ears. One track was there with a lyric somewhat like this... "Here is a cowboy sitting on his high horse." Does anyone have any idea about the album? Please give me details.
I love rytham of this song
I had play many time that song over clarinet
Boney M copied this beat from the Turkish song! Is there any more by this band, Desert Flower?
Usku dara not Üsküdara 😹😹
I like the song