For people in other countries is pretty simply to complain about countries that create walls ... when they ignore even the reason WHY such walls get created.

So it easy for 🇸🇦🇿🇦 and similar countries, but even 🇪🇺 countries without or less migration, that this is against human rights ... by forgetting even the fact that without such things the risk of suicide terrorism is high, poverty increase (especially in already poor countries), etc.
https://xn--r1a.website/ApartheidPalestine/89

Exactly like saying "well we want to destroy Hamas" by forgetting that at the same time you destroy Palestine too = the life of tons of people ... that are already poor ...
https://xn--r1a.website/IsraelWarBullshit/562
https://xn--r1a.website/IsraelWarBullshit/1259
https://xn--r1a.website/IsraelWarBullshit/57

Exactly like using Rwanda to solve illegal migration ...
https://xn--r1a.website/MigrationTelegram/491
https://xn--r1a.website/MigrationTelegram/490

While each of the 32 nations in the EU and EFTA had some unauthorized immigrants in 2017, the largest numbers were in Germany and the United Kingdom, amounting to about half of Europe’s total. Substantial shares also lived in Italy and France. Together, these four countries were home to more than two-thirds (70%) of Europe’s unauthorized immigrants https://perma.cc/PN3C-ZJJB

Three-in-ten unauthorized immigrants in 2017 were estimated to be from Asia-Pacific countries, including Afghanistan and Pakistan, while an estimated 23% were from European countries outside of the EU and European Free Trade Association, including Russia and Turkey.4 Some 21% were from countries in the Middle East-North Africa region such as Syria and Iraq. Meanwhile, 17% were from sub-Saharan African countries such as Nigeria and Eritrea, and 8% were from countries in the Americas https://perma.cc/QGW8-5WR4

In Germany, an estimated third (32%) of unauthorized immigrants in 2017 had European nationalities of non-EU-EFTA countries. Another 30% were from Middle East-North Africa region countries, and close to a quarter (22%) were from countries in the Asia-Pacific region.

Let we check such YouTube bullshits

Same-Sex Marriage Around the World https://perma.cc/4UQE-5FYD

Since the first same-sex marriages took place in the Netherlands in 2001, more than 30 other jurisdictions have enacted laws allowing gays and lesbians to marry, mostly in Europe and the Americas. This interactive table allows you to sort those places by name, region and the year legal same-sex marriage took effect. It also includes some key facts about the process in each jurisdiction.

At least 67 countries have national laws criminalizing same-sex relations between consenting adults https://perma.cc/4F45-8UJ2

Although abortion is legal in Turkey since 1983, access to it is not always guaranteed; a fact not unrelated to the condemnatory remarks by political leaders whose words may sometimes be more effective than laws https://perma.cc/6HPF-R3YV
Legal But Not Necessarily Available https://perma.cc/Q2NR-3S3F
Pretty like Italy
https://xn--r1a.website/StuproFatti/134

Some thirty years previously, however, Wyoming entered the Union with a constitution granting women full voting rights (1890).

New Zealand enfranchised its female citizens in 1893, making it the first nation or territory to formally allow women to vote in national elections https://perma.cc/LDC6-GJ7G

More than half of the countries and territories we analyzed (129 out of 198) granted women the right to vote between 1893 and 1960. This includes all but six European nations. Some of the European nations that allowed universal suffrage after 1960 include Switzerland (1971), Portugal (1976) and Liechtenstein (1984).

Russia itself extended the vote to women after demonstrations in 1917.

Turkey gave the country’s women the right to vote and to be elected on this day in 1934, well before many European countries, the Turkish president said in a video message on Sunday https://perma.cc/MZR6-EBJA

The first country in Europe to allow women to vote in nation-wide elections was Finland in 1906, and the most recent was Switzerland in 1971.