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The mother of a filmed boy harassing a Native American with his friends at a rally in Washington DC accused the "black Muslims" of being at the origin of the confrontation, without providing any evidence to support this assertion.
group of students wearing Make America Great Again hats who have been criticized for intimidating musician Nathan Phillips, surrounding him for ridiculing and chanting him: "build the wall, build the wall".
But his mother claimed that "Black Muslims" were harassing Donald Trump's group of supporters at Covington Catholic High School in Kentucky.
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In an email to the Heavy.com news site, she wrote, "Have you heard the names of the people where (sic) called these boys? It was shameful. Have you seen black Muslims shout blasphemies and video recordings in order to give something to the truth of your hate story ??
"Did you know that this" man "came to this boy and was hit in the face?
The meeting was held Friday at an anti-abortion rally in the capital, the March for Life.
Video of the confrontation involving Phillips, a veteran of the Vietnam War and a former Omaha of Nebraska.
The videos provoked a torrent of indignation. The actress and activist Alyssa Milano tweeted that the images "made me cry", while actor Chris Evans said that the students' actions were "appalling" and "shameful".
Democrat MP Deb Haaland, a member of the Laguna Pueblo tribe in New Mexico, tweeted that the students had expressed "blatant hatred, disrespect and intolerance".
1/50 19 January 2019
A man injured in clashes with the French police receives help during a demonstration in Paris, called by the movement of yellow vests (vests yellow) at a national event for the tenth consecutive Saturday against the high cost of living, tax reforms of the government and for more "social and economic justice".
AFP / Getty
2/50 18 January 2019
Palestinian women from Kfar Qaddum village, near Nablus on the occupied West Bank, fight with Israeli soldiers as they try to release a boy from custody during clashes following a weekly demonstration against the expropriation of Palestinian land by Israel
AFP / Getty
3/50 17 January 2019
Three people were injured in a massive explosion on the roof of a building at the University of La Doua in Lyon, France
AFP / Getty
4/50 ] January 16, 2019
Members of the Sri Lankan Task Force play at their fading parade in Kalutara
Reuters
5/50 January 15, 2019
Cars on fire on the scene where explosions and gunshots were heard in the e nceinte of the Dusit Hotel, Nairobi, Kenya
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6/50 14 January 2019
Emergency workers and people close to the wreck of a Boeing 707 cargo cargo plane that crashed at the # 39, west of the Iranian capital, near Fath airport. At least 15 people were killed
News Agency Tasnim / Reuters
7/50 13 January 2019
Thousands of people march at an event organized by the network of citizens Sare , which calls for an immediate end to the policy of dispersal and violation of the rights of ETA prisoners in Bilbao, Spain
Getty
8/50 12 January 2019
Firefighters extinguish a fire after the explosion of a bakery in the corner of rue Saint-Cécile and rue de Treviso in the center of Paris
AFP / Getty
9/50 January 11, 2019
Workers clear a restaurant after an avalanche at the ski resort of Santis-Schwaegalp, Switzerland
Reuters
10/50 January 10, 2019
Supporters of Felix Tshisekedi , leader of the main Congolese opposition party, the Union for Democracy and social progress, announced as the winner of the presidential elections; feast in the streets of Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo
Reuters
11/50 9 January 2019
Philippine Coast Guard monitors the Roman Catholics' devotion on the bridge during a ceremony Raucous procession of the Black Nazarene celebrating his feast day in Manila. Tens of thousands of Catholics, mostly barefoot, joined the annual procession of a secular statue of Jesus Christ to celebrate the feast of the Black Nazarene, which usually ends before dawn the next day [19659045]. AP
12/50 8 January 2019
A car trapped in snowdrifts in southeastern Poland. Rainfall affects many cities all over Poland
EPA
13/50 7 January 2019
Actor Kevin Spacey pleaded not guilty to charges of sexual assault in Nantucket District Court, Massachusetts. The Oscar-winning actor is accused of having groped the teenage son of a former presenter of the Boston TV channel in 2016 in a crowded Nantucket Club Car bar
Reuters [19659034] 14/50 of 6 January 2019
A Gentoo penguin is seen at a promotional event at an annual ice festival in Harbin, in northern China, in Heilongjiang province, China
Reuters
15/50 January 5, 2019
Snow covers the statue of Alexander Excellent on the seafront promenade of Thessaloniki, Greece [19659033] Reuters
16/50 January 4, 2019
Firefighters attempt to put out a fire on a commercial market in Jalalabad, Afghanistan
by Reuters
17/50 ] January 3, 2019
AFP / Getty
18/50 January 2, 2019
Two men walk by a freight train damaged after an accident in Nyborg, Denmark.
AFP / Getty
19/50 1 January 2019
Several people were killed in the accident on a bridge connecting two Danish islands, the police said.
AFP / Getty
19/50
A residential building located in the Russian city of Magnitogorsk, in the Russian Urals. Russian rescuers were forced to temporarily halt the search for dozens of missing persons in the rubble of a ruined apartment building, as the building was likely to collapse further. said officials, who killed at least seven people. Part of the 10-storey building collapsed as a result of a gas explosion on the morning of December 31 in the industrial city of Magnitogorsk, east of Moscow, in the mountains of L & M Ural
Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia / AFP / Getty
20/50 31 December 2018
A fireworks explosion in the port of Sydney during the New Year's Eve celebrations in Sydney
AP
21/50 December 30, 2018
Bangladeshi soldiers drive a military vehicle across a street decked with election posters near New York City. a polling station in Dhaka. Bangladesh has gone to the polls after a multi-week campaign dominated by deadly violence and allegations of repression against thousands of opposition activists.
AFP / Getty
22/50 29 December 2018
Egypt Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouli addresses reporters as he arrives at the hospital where Vietnamese victims have taken an attack on a tourist bus in the Al-Haram district of Giza, the capital of Cairo, is the twin city west of Cairo. – Three Vietnamese holidaymakers and an Egyptian guide were killed on Dec. 28 when a bomb blast exploded near their bus while they were near the Giza pyramids near Cairo, announced managers.
AFP / Getty
23/50 28 December 2018
A blazing blue light is seen after the explosion of a transformer in a power plant in the Queens district of New York
by Reuters
. 24/50 27 December 2018
The Opal Tower at the Olympic Park in Sydney, Australia. Residents of the tower were invited to leave a second time in four days to allow the company and the investigators to conduct a "thorough investigation" of a crack on the tenth floor of the building. Emergency services were called on the afternoon of December 24 after the residents of the building heard crackling throughout the morning
EPA
25/50 ] December 26, 2018
A young man dressed in a Santa Claus costume distributes gifts to children in the old city of Mosul
AFP / Getty
26/50 25 December 2018 [19659032] A participant in Santa Claus costume jumps to the water during the 109th edition of the & # 39; Copa Nadal & # 39; (Christmas Cup), swimming competition at Port Vell Barcelona. The traditional 200-meter Christmas swimming race brought together more than 300 participants on the old port of Barcelona
AFP / Getty
27/50 24 December 2018
US President Donald Trump speaks at while answering calls from people entering NORAD's Santa line in the Washington White House dining room
AFP / Getty
28/50 23 December 2018
Aerial photo shows damaged buildings in Carita after the area was hit by a tsunami on Dec. 22 as a result of the Anak Krakatoa volcano eruption. The volcano-induced tsunami left at least 222 people dead and hundreds wounded after slamming the beaches of Indonesia's Sunda Strait without warning. Officials feared an increase in the tolls
AFP / Getty
29/50 December 22, 2018
Protesters wearing a yellow vest (yellow vest) stand near a barricade in fire as they protested against the increase in the cost of living is due to high taxes on the toll of the A9 motorway at Le Boulou in the south of France. The movement of "Yellow Vests" in France began at first to protest the planned price increases, but it turned into a mass protest against presidential politics and the descending style of government [19659033] AFP / Getty
30/50 21 December 2018
A Palestinian wearing a Santa Claus outfit hands a flower to a wheelchair-bound man at a demonstration near the border between Israel and Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip
AFP / Getty
31/50 December 20, 2018
Moroccan authorities investigate the scene of the macabre murder of two Scandinavian women at the foot of the mountains of l & # 39; Atlas. The suspects of the assassination promised to allege to the party ISIS
AP
32/50 December 19, 2018
Leader of the opposition in the Democratic Republic of the Congo , Martin Fayulu, makes four (the candidate on the voters list). ) while they were protesting in Kinshasa after the campaign was canceled by the authorities for security reasons
Getty
33/50 17 December 2018
Pyongyang residents prepare themselves to lay flowers on the statues of North Korean leaders Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il at the National Remembrance Day on Mansu Hill. North Korea celebrates the seventh anniversary of the death of Kim Jong II
AFP / Getty
34/50 December 16, 2018
Firefighters fire on the site of a major explosion happened in a restaurant in Sapporo. According to local media, a fire explosion occurred in a restaurant in Sapporo on the evening of 16 December. At least 20 people were reportedly injured and taken to the hospital.
EPA
35/50 December 15, 2018
A supporter carries a broken elbow cast with "I (Heart) Obamacare". above . A Texas federal judge said the US law on health care called Obamacare was unconstitutional – a decision that opposition Democrats have promised to appeal. The decision of US District Judge Reed O. Connor intervened in the context of a lawsuit filed by several attorneys general of the Republican State and a governor opposed to the federal government's health plan, officially known as the Affordable Care Act
EPA
36/50 . 14 December 2018
A Palestinian carries a burning tire during clashes with Israeli forces. Israel carried out raids today in the West Bank in search of a Palestinian who shot dead two soldiers yesterday
AFP / Getty
37/50 13 December 2018
The Minister Foreign Minister, Khaled al-Yamani (L) and Rebel Chief Negotiator Mohammed Abdelsalam shake hands during UN-led peace talks in Sweden
AFP
38/50 ] December 12, 2018
Baby monkeys play on a wall of the Indian parliament in New Delhi. Macaque monkeys invaded parliament, destroying important documents, attacking government officials and generally threatening the state
Reuters
39/50 11 December 2018
German Chancellor Angela Merkel welcomes British Prime Minister Theresa May to the Chancellery in Berlin. May postponed the agreement on Brexit on December 11 last, because of the risk of rejection of deputies. She is currently on a European tour and is calling the leaders of the Netherlands, Germany and EU in Brussels in search of new guidelines for her Northern Ireland backstop
EPA
40/50 10 December 2018 [19659032] Police open an investigation after the crash of an empty school bus in the North Point District in Hong Kong. Two people were killed when a school bus mounted a sidewalk in a densely populated area of Hong Kong, trapping passers-by and injuring 13 people, according to AFP / Getty's
police
41/50 December 9, 2018
A Boca Juniors fan rejoices at a party in Buenos Aires for the Copa Libertadores final against his rivals River Plate. The match takes place in Madrid, a neutral ground, after being delayed twice due to acts of violence
AP
42/50 8 December 2018
Protesters wearing "yellow vests" (yellow vests) face riot police near the Avenue des Champs-Elysees in Paris during a protest against the rising cost of living, that they impute to high taxes. – Paris was on the alert, with important security measures in place before the new demonstrations "yellow vest" which, according to the authorities, could become violent for a second consecutive weekend.
AFP / Getty
43/50 7 December 2018
Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer reacts after being elected head of the Christian Democratic Union, succeeding the reign of Angela Merkel, age 18,
Getty [19659034] 44/50 December 6, 2018
Police use tear gas against protesters during a protest in Athens to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the deadly shooting of a teenager who had unleashed major riots in Greece in 2008
AFP / Getty
45/50 5 December 2018
The coffin draped with the flag of former US President George HW Bush is carried by military porters, US President Donald Trump, First Lady Melania Trump, former President Barack Obama First Lady Michelle Obama, former President Bill Clinton, ex-president First Lady Hillary Clinton, Former President Jimmy Carter and ex-first lady Rosalynn Carter during his state funeral at the Washington National Cathedral
Reuters
46/50 4 December 2018
High school students burn a barricade in front of their high school at a demonstration against educational reforms by the French government
AFP / Getty
47/50 Dec. 3, 2018
Sully, the dog service of the & # 39; 39, former US President George HW Bush in his last months, rests in front of Bush's coffin at George H Lewis & Sons funeral home in Houston, Texas
George HW Bush / Reuters Courtesy Office
48/50 2 December 2018
Protesters marching in Brussels to "claim the climate" as world leaders meet in Poland to discuss the objectives of the Paris Agreement on Climate
AP
49/50 of 1 December 2018 [196] 59032] A protester is preparing to launch a tear gas canister during a demonstration in Paris today against rising fuel prices
Reuters
50/50 November 30, 2018
US President Donald Trump and British Prime Minister Theresa May, French President Emmanuel Macron and Japanese Prime Minister Shin zo Abe waved in front of other leaders during a ceremony. a family photo at the G20 leaders' summit in Buenos Aires, Argentina
Reuters
1/50 19 January 2019
A man injured in clashes with the French The police receive an aid during a protest in Paris, convened by the movement of yellow vests (yellow vests) as part of a national protest for the tenth consecutive Saturday against the high cost of living, tax reforms and for more "social justice and economic ". "
AFP / Getty
2/50 18 January 2019
Palestinians in the village of Kfar Qaddum, near Nablus, in the occupied West Bank, disputed with Israeli soldiers in an attempt to free a boy from their custody in clashes following a weekly demonstration against the expropriation of Palestinian land by Israel
AFP / Getty
3/50 17 January 2019 [19659032] Three people were injured in a massive explosion roof of a Doua Ding university building in Lyon, France
AFP / Getty
4/50 16 January 2019
members of the Special Task Force in Sri Lanka occur during their Kalutara parade
Reuters
5/50 January 15, 2019
Cars are seen on fire at the place where explosions and shots were heard in the compound of the & # 39; Dusit Hotel, Nairobi, Kenya
Reuters
6/50 14 January 2019 [19659032] Emergency workers and people close to the wreckage d & # 39; a Boeing 707 freighter cargo plane that crashed west of the Iranian capital, near Fath Airport. At least 15 people have been killed
News Agency Tasnim / Reuters
7/50 13 January 2019
Thousands of people march at an event organized by the network of citizens Sare , which calls for an immediate end to the policy of dispersal and violation of the rights of ETA prisoners in Bilbao, Spain.
Getty
8/50 12 January 2019
Firefighters extinguish a fire after the explosion of a bakery in the corner. rue Saint-Cécile and rue de Treviso in the center of Paris
AFP / Getty
9/50 11 January 2019
Workers clearing a restaurant after an avalanche at the ski station Santis-Schwaegalp, in Switzerland
Reuters
10/50 of January 10, 2019
Supporters of Felix Tshisekedi, leader of the main party of the Congolese opposition, Union for Democracy and Social Progress, announced as the winner of the presidential elections; feast in the streets of Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo
Reuters
11/50 9 January 2019
Philippine Coast Guard monitors Roman Catholics' devotion on the bridge during a war Raucous procession of the Black Nazarene celebrating his feast day in Manila. Tens of thousands of Catholics, mostly barefooted, joined the annual procession of a secular statue of Jesus Christ to celebrate the feast of the Black Nazarene, which usually ends before dawn the next day
.
12/50 8 January 2019
A car trapped in snowdrifts in southeastern Poland. Many cities all over Poland have been affected by snowfall
EPA
13/50 of January 7, 2019
The actor Kevin Spacey pleaded not guilty to the snow. sexual assault in Nantucket District Court, Massachusetts. The Oscar-winning actor is accused of having groped the teenage son of a former presenter of the Boston TV channel in 2016 in a crowded Nantucket Club Car bar
Reuters [19659184] 14/50 6 January 2019
A Gentoo penguin is seen at a promotional event at an annual ice festival in the city of Harbin, in the north of China, in Heilongjiang Province, China
Reuters
15/50 January 5, 2019
Snow covers the statue of Alexander Excellent on the seaside promenade of Thessaloniki, Greece
Reuters
16/50 dated 4 January 2019
Firefighters try to put out a fire on a commercial market in Jalalabad, Afghanistan
by Reuters
17/50 3 January 2019
AFP / Getty
18/50 2 January 2019
Two pm men pass by a damaged freight train after an accident in Nyborg, Denmark.
AFP / Getty
19/50 1 January 2019
Several people were killed in the accident on a bridge connecting two Danish islands, the police said.
AFP / Getty
19/50
A residential building located in the Russian city of Magnitogorsk, in the Russian Urals. Russian rescuers were forced to temporarily halt the search for dozens of missing persons in the rubble of a ruined apartment building, as the building was likely to collapse further. said officials, who killed at least seven people. Part of the 10-storey building collapsed as a result of a gas explosion on the morning of December 31 in the industrial city of Magnitogorsk, east of Moscow, in the mountains of L & M Ural
Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia / AFP / Getty
20/50 31 December 2018
A fireworks explosion in the port of Sydney during the New Year's Eve celebrations in Sydney
AP
21/50 December 30, 2018
Bangladeshi soldiers drive a military vehicle across a street decked with election posters near New York City. a polling station in Dhaka. Bangladesh has gone to the polls after a multi-week campaign dominated by deadly violence and allegations of repression against thousands of opposition activists.
AFP / Getty
22/50 29 December 2018
Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouli addresses reporters as he arrives at the hospital where Vietnamese victims have taken an attack on a Tourist bus, in the Al-Haram district of Giza, the capital of Cairo, is the twin city west of Cairo. – Three Vietnamese holidaymakers and an Egyptian guide were killed on Dec. 28 when a bomb blast exploded near their bus while they were near the Giza pyramids near Cairo, announced managers.
AFP / Getty
23/50 28 December 2018
A dazzling blue light is seen after the explosion of a transformer at a power plant in the Queens district of New York
by Reuters
. 24/50 27 December 2018
The Opal Tower at the Olympic Park in Sydney, Australia. Residents of the tower were invited to leave a second time in four days to allow the company and the investigators to conduct a "thorough investigation" of a crack on the tenth floor of the building. Emergency services were called on the afternoon of December 24 after the residents of the building heard crackling throughout the morning
EPA
25/50 ] December 26, 2018
A young man dressed in a Santa Claus costume distributes gifts to the children of the old city of Mosul
AFP / Getty
26/50 25 December 2018 [19659032] A participant in Santa Claus costume jumps to the water during the 109th edition of the & # 39; Copa Nadal & # 39; (Christmas Cup), swimming competition at Port Vell Barcelona. The traditional 200-meter Christmas swimming race brought together more than 300 participants on the old port of Barcelona
AFP / Getty
27/50 24 December 2018
US President Donald Trump speaks at phone while answering calls from people entering NORAD's Santa line in the Washington White House dining room
AFP / Getty
28/50 23 December 2018
Aerial photo shows damaged buildings in Carita after the area was hit by a tsunami on Dec. 22 as a result of the Anak Krakatoa volcano eruption. The volcano-induced tsunami left at least 222 people dead and hundreds wounded after slamming the beaches of Indonesia's Sunda Strait without warning. Officials fear the record may be too high
. AFP / Getty
29/50 December 22, 2018
Protesters wearing a yellow vest (yellow vest) stand next to a barricade on fire while they were protesting against L & # 39 The increase in the cost of living is due to high taxes on the toll of the A9 motorway at Le Boulou in the south of France. The movement of "Yellow Vests" in France began at first to protest the planned price increases, but it turned into a mass protest against presidential politics and the style of top-down government [19659033] AFP / Getty
30/50 21 December 2018
A Palestinian wearing a Santa's outfit hands a flower to a wheelchair-bound man at a demonstration near the border between Israel and Khan Yunis dans le sud de la bande de Gaza
AFP / Getty
31/50 20 décembre 2018
Les autorités marocaines enquêtent sur le lieu du meurtre macabre de deux femmes scandinaves au pied des montagnes de l'Atlas. Les suspects de l'assassinat ont promis d'alléguer au parti ISIS
AP
32/50 19 décembre 2018
Le leader de l'opposition en République démocratique du Congo, Martin Fayulu, fait le geste numéro quatre (numéro candidat sur la liste électorale). ) alors qu'ils protestaient à Kinshasa après que la campagne eut été annulée par les autorités pour des raisons de sécurité
Getty
33/50 17 décembre 2018
Des habitants de Pyongyang se préparent à déposer des fleurs sur les statues de dirigeants nord-coréens ayant pris fin Kim Il Sung et Kim Jong Il lors de la Journée du souvenir national sur la colline de Mansu. La Corée du Nord célèbre le septième anniversaire de la mort de Kim Jong II
AFP / Getty
34/50 du 16 décembre 2018
Des pompiers pompiers travaillent sur le site, où une explosion majeure s'est produite dans un restaurant de Sapporo. Selon les médias locaux, une explosion ayant provoqué un incendie s'est produite dans un restaurant de Sapporo dans la soirée du 16 décembre. Au moins 20 personnes auraient été blessées et conduites à l'hôpital.
EPA
35/50 15 décembre 2018
Une supporteuse porte un plâtre au poignet cassé avec 'I (coeur) Obamacare' dessus . Un juge fédéral du Texas a déclaré que la loi américaine sur les soins de santé appelée Obamacare était inconstitutionnelle – une décision que les démocrates de l'opposition ont promis de faire appel. La décision du juge de district américain Reed O'Connor est intervenue dans le cadre d'une poursuite intentée par plusieurs procureurs généraux de l'État républicain et un gouverneur opposé au plan de santé du gouvernement fédéral, connu officiellement sous le nom de Affordable Care Act
EPA
36/50 . 14 décembre 2018
Un Palestinien porte un pneu en flammes lors d'affrontements avec les forces israéliennes. Israël a effectué des raids aujourd'hui en Cisjordanie à la recherche d'un Palestinien qui a abattu deux soldats hier
AFP / Getty
37/50 13 décembre 2018
Le ministre des Affaires étrangères du Yémen, Khaled al-Yamani (L ) et le négociateur en chef des rebelles Mohammed Abdelsalam se serrent la main lors de pourparlers de paix en Suède sous le contrôle de l'ONU
AFP
38/50 12 décembre 2018
Des bébés singes jouent sur un mur du parlement indien à New Delhi. Les singes macaques ont envahi le parlement, détruisant d'importants documents, attaquant des responsables gouvernementaux et menaçant généralement l'État
Reuters
39/50 11 décembre 2018
La chancelière allemande Angela Merkel accueille la première ministre britannique Theresa May à la chancellerie à Berlin. Mai a différé l'accord sur le Brexit le 11 décembre dernier, en raison du risque de rejet des députés. Elle est actuellement en tournée européenne et appelle les dirigeants des Pays-Bas, de l'Allemagne et de l'UE à Bruxelles à la recherche de nouvelles lignes directrices pour son backstop d'Irlande du Nord
EPA
40/50 10 décembre 2018 [19659032] La police ouvre une enquête après l'écrasement d'un autobus scolaire vide dans le district de North Point à Hong Kong. Deux personnes ont été tuées lorsqu'un autobus scolaire a monté un trottoir dans un quartier très peuplé de Hong Kong, piégeant des passants et blessant 13 personnes, selon la police
de AFP / Getty
41/50 du 9 décembre 2018
Un fan de Boca Juniors se réjouit lors d'une soirée à Buenos Aires pour la finale de la Copa Libertadores contre son rival River Plate. Le match se déroule à Madrid, une terre neutre, après avoir été retardé à deux reprises en raison d'actes de violence
AP
42/50 8 décembre 2018
Des manifestants portant des "gilets jaunes" (gilets jaunes) s'affrontent la police anti-émeute près de l'avenue des Champs-Élysées à Paris lors d'une manifestation contre la hausse du coût de la vie, qu'ils imputent aux impôts élevés. – Paris était sur le qui-vive, avec d'importantes mesures de sécurité en place avant les nouvelles manifestations "gilet jaune" qui, selon les autorités, pourraient devenir violentes pour un deuxième week-end consécutif.
AFP / Getty
43/50 7 décembre 2018
Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer réagit après avoir été élue à la tête de l'Union démocrate-chrétienne, succédant au règne d'Angela Merkel, âgé de 18 ans,
Getty [19659183] 44/50 Le 6 décembre 2018
La police utilise des gaz lacrymogènes contre les manifestants lors d'une manifestation à Athènes pour commémorer le 10e anniversaire du meurtre fatal d'un adolescent qui avait déclenché d'importantes émeutes en Grèce en 2008
AFP / Getty
45/50 5 décembre 2018
Le cercueil drapé du drapeau de l'ancien président américain George HW Bush est porté par des porteurs militaires, l'ancien président américain Donald Trump, la première dame Melania Trump, l'ancien président Barack Obama. first lady Michelle Obama, former President Bill Clinton, former first lady Hillary Clinton, former President Jimmy Carter and former first lady Rosalynn Carter as it arrives at his state funeral at Washington National Cathedral
Reuters
46/50 4 December 2018
High school students burn a barricade in front of their high school during a demonstration against French government Education reforms
AFP/Getty
47/50 3 December 2018
Sully, the service dog of former US President George HW Bush in his final months, lays in front of Bush's casket at the George H Lewis & Sons funeral home in Houston, Texas
Courtesy Office of George HW Bush/Reuters
48/50 2 December 2018
Demonstrators march in Brussels to 'claim the climate' as world leaders meet in Poland to discuss the Paris climate agreement targets
AP
49/50 1 December 2018
A protester moves to lob a tear gas canister during a protest in Paris today against rising fuel prices
Reuters
50/50 30 November 2018
US President Donald Trump, Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May, French President Emmanuel Macron and Japanese Prime Minister Shin zo Abe wave hands in front of other leaders during a family photo at the G20 leaders summit in Buenos Aires, Argentina
Reuters
Rep Ruth Buffalo, a North Dakota state lawmaker and member of the Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara Nation, said she was saddened to see students showing disrespect to an elder who is also a military veteran.
“The behaviour shown in that video is just a snapshot of what indigenous people have faced and are continuing to face,” said Ms Buffalo.
Both the Catholic high school and the Diocese of Covington have apologised and condemned the actions of the students.
“We extend our deepest apologies to Mr Phillips. This behaviour is opposed to the church’s teachings on the dignity and respect of the human person.”
“The matter is being investigated and we will take appropriate action, up to and including expulsion,” the statement said.
Covington Catholic High School has since closed its Facebook page.
“When I was there singing, I heard them saying ‘Build that wall, build that wall’,” Mr Phillips said, as he wiped away tears in a video later posted on Instagram. “This is indigenous lands. We’re not supposed to have walls here. We never did.”
Additional reporting by agencies
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