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The problem with Luljeta Bozos recent comments is that its a sentiment shared casually by many.

The Socialist Party electoral candidate sparked outrage recently when during a TV interview, she appeared to praise elements of the communist regime. As a part of a discussion on the almost 50 years of communist rule, she was asked about Dictator Enver Hoxha and the impact he had on the country.

She responded that if you put them on a scale, for me he has more positives than negatives. Bozo added that Albania was a constitutional dictatorship, that it developed Albania, and increased its industrial production.

I have heard many say similar things. I have heard people say that everyone received an education, had access to healthcare, and no one was out of work. I have heard people say there were positives and negatives, good and bad.

And maybe for the privileged, there were positives. But can we really put these above murders and the mass and systematic violation of human rights?

During communism, the countrys entire economy was controlled by the state. All production, agriculture, and industry were nationalized and private enterprise was strictly forbidden. While this did lead to economic growth for some time, towards the end of the regime, the system began to collapse. There wasnt enough food and people were forced to queue for rations. After they cut off relations with the Chinese and Soviets, shortages of everything from machine parts to wheat and animal feed were exacerbated.

A network of sigurimi and their informants amounting to a large percentage of the population, reported back to the state on their family, friends, and neighbors. I remember a hairdresser telling me she discovered her husband had been spying on her and her clients for decades and she had no clue until communism fell.

People told tales on their circle, others fabricated stories to take the heat off them. The accused were shipped off to prisons, gulags, and forced labor camps.

A friend of mine, lets call him Endri, showed me a gunshot wound in his leg. He was shipped off to work in the mines at the age of 13 because a distant family member had committed a political crime. After seven years of labor, he was released and he and a friend tried to escape to Greece. Albanian guards shot his friend in the head from behind as he ran abreast with him, the second bullet passed straight through Endris leg.

Today, 30 years after the regime fell, there are still up to 6000 people who were executed or died in prison and are still missing. Their families do not know where their remains are and excavation orders for suspected mass grave sites have been pending with the Prosecutor for three years and counting.

There has been no apology, there is no national or regional memorial and no national day of remembrance. The Socialist Party who is currently in power has not condemned the crimes of their predecessors, and the process for compensating those who were persecuted or had family members murdered has stalled.

Albania has not dealt with its past- thats what makes comments like this, even if they contain truth, so controversial. The fact that there are thousands of people in this country, still suffering the consequences of that time, means that any claims of benefits of the regime are inappropriate. Perhaps once Albania has dealt with its collective trauma, when people have located the remains of their loved ones, and when the state has apologised for its crimes, then we can begin to dissect the positives and negatives of history.

While I dont doubt the benefits of education, employment, and healthcare, I prioritize the right to life.

Perhaps we could ask the families of those who lost loved ones, whether they would prefer an education or to be able to bury their remains with dignity? Or those that were tortured and suffer PTSD decades later if they would prefer a job or an end to their suffering? Maybe we could even give them the choice between losing their ancestral homes and livelihood or getting a free checkup at the hospital.

I am pretty sure which one they would choose.

My point is that while some may believe there were positives to communism until we have dealt with the legacy and scars of the negatives, it is an insult to discuss them.

Albania needs to implement a comprehensive program of truth, memory, and remembrance. All documents and archives containing data from that time need to be made public with no limitations. School books must include full information on what led to communism, how it impacted society, and what happened after it fell. There must be a national memorial in a prominent place, a day of remembrance, and an official apology and condemnation from both the government and the Socialist Party. Anyone who worked in politics, security, or the judiciary during the communist period must be removed from public office, the legal system, or any position of authority. Everyone who is entitled to compensation must receive it and the scope of the compensation program must be widened to include everyone with a claim. Investigations into crimes of communists must be started and completed in a swift and efficient manner. Relevant institutions must prioritize the search for missing persons, excavations, and the identification of victims. Bodies must be returned to families, and perpetrators must be identified and punished. I would go so far as to say that any praising of communism or Enver Hoxha, including events held to commemorate his death should be prohibited by law.

This is just the tip of the iceberg but they are some of the steps that should be taken to allow Albania to reconcile with its past and to move forward with dignity.

Whether her comments were taken out of context or not, for me, its morally and ethically wrong to put the word positive in a sentence discussing communism while so many are still suffering.

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Albanian human rights organizations have condemned comments made by Socialist Party candidate Luljeta Bozo, who spoke in favour of communism and dictator Enver Hoxha.

In recent a television interview, Bozo was asked what she thought of the regime and dictator. She answered:

If you balance it out, for me there were more positives than negatives.

Her comments sparked outrage as she is running in the 25 April general elections in the Tirana district. So far, there has been no apology or condemnation of her comments from the PS. Following the fall of communism, the communists just changed the name of their party to the Socialist Party. Several key communist figures still hold positions of authority in Albania today.

The organizations including Historiaime, Aleanca LGBT, and ** invited the PS to distance themselves from the statement.

Defending the dictator and trying to see his activities and the anti-human system he represented, in a positive light is a missed opportunity to do justice to the thousands and thousands of lives destroyed under the regime, they wrote.

They added that Albania cannot move forward if it doesnt separate itself from the communist past while considering what happened as crimes against humanity.

The letter states that freedom of speech and expression is a key part of the democratic system, but in Germany for example, the promotion of Nazis is illegal.

The crimes of the communist system, inspired, conceived, and ordered by the dictator Enver Hoxha have caused wounds tht hurt our country even today, they wrote.

Albanias communist regime was one of the most brutal and repressive. During almost 50 years, there were 34,134 political prisoners, 984 prisoners who died in prison, 59,009 interned, 7022 killed in exile, 6023 killed during the regime, and 308 who suffered severe mental health problems in prison.

The bodies of the missing, some 6000 people, still have not been located or returned to families. Excavation orders for suspected mass grave sites have been stuck at the prosecution office for three years.

Bozo is an engineer. During the aftermath of the November 26 earthquake, she was present in the media and spoke about poor construction that led to the collapse of buildings. She was then announced as a candidate for the Socialist Party for the upcoming elections.

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Nigel Farage took to Twitter to lambast the European Union for "seizing" the means of production of the coronavirus vaccine. The former UKIP leader accompanied the tweet with a clip from 2013 where he labelled the trading bloc the "new communism" in European Parliament.

Mr Farage tweeted: "For years I said the European Union was the new communism...

"Now they have proved it by seizing the means of production."

In the 2013 clip, the former MEP said: "How ironic to see the Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev compare your actions and say 'I can only compare it to some of the decisions taken by the Soviet authority.

"This European Union is the new communism.

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"It is power without limits, it is creating a tide of human misery and the sooner it is swept away the better."

Earlier this year, the Reform UK leader predicted that the European Union will not exist in a decade as the trading bloc continues to economically squeeze nations in the south of the continent.

Mr Farage told LBC Britain has set the standard by reclaiming independence from the trading bloc and said countries such as Italy will have to leave the Eurozone in the future.

He added Brexit will not be reversed and the younger generation will begin to see the democratic benefits of independence from the EU.

"I dont think there will be a European Union in 10 years' time.

"We have set the standard and I think in a year or two time, you will see in a lot more mainstream opinion across European politics."

He added: "What people will come to understand including the younger generation is that the point about being independent is that democracy is vibrant and becomes real.

"We will really be in charge when we vote in general elections of laws that directly affect us, I really do not see that being reversed, at least I hope not."

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New Delhi:Uighurs are treated as second class citizens by the ruling Communist Party of China (CPC), like the Palestinians who live in the West Bank and Gaza Strip and suffer from Israeli occupation and apartheid, says Olsi Jazexhi, a Canadian/Albanian historian and journalist specialised in the history of Islam, nationalism and modernity.

In an interview with IANS, Olsi said China has build massive detention centres, which it calls Vocational Training Centres, where Uighur Muslims are detained and forced to renounce their Turkic and Islamic identity.

They are prohibited from praying, living as Muslims, speaking Turkic and forced to Sinicize themselves.

The reason that we hear little about the Uighurs in the mainstream media is that China is very good on concealing what it does in Xinjiang, the neighbours of China and the Muslim world does not want to upset the Chinese superpower, Olsi added.

Olsi said the Chinese leadership is not used to an open society, democracy, human rights and multicultural values.

It is very stubborn and does not accept multi-culturalism and diversity and for them the Uighur identity is not acceptable, he added.

They see Islam, Turkic identity and Muslims as a threat to the Republic. China has officially declared war in its government papers on three evils in Xinjiang.

The historian said China does not respect and consider the Uighurs as citizens with human rights and wants to finish the Uighur issue once and for all.

That is why they are mass colonising Xinjiang, mass de-Islamising and de-Turkifying the Uighurs and forcefully turning them into Chinese. While the British invaded and Anglified India for 400 years, China is trying to do the same with the Uighurs but in a much faster and more brutal way, Olsi added.

Q: Why is the world not helping the Uighurs in China? Please tell our readers about yourself and your work on Uighur people.

A: I am a Canadian/Albanian historian and journalist specialised in the history of Islam, nationalism and modernity.

I got involved in the Uighur issue in summer 2019. I wanted to investigate the Uighur issue myself since I do not trust what I read in Western media. Very often the information that we get in the West is fake and distorted. In 20122013, many Syrian based terrorists were portrayed in the West as freedom fighters. We had many Muslims from Europe who were radicalised and joined the jihad in Syria and ended up committing a terrorist war against a foreign country. In Albania, we have a former terrorist organization, the Mojaheden el-Halk which runs a paramilitary camp. However some media in the West like to call them Iranian opposition and not what they are: a former terrorist paramilitary cult of mujahiddeens who commit acts of war against foreign countries.

My initial suspicion was that what we read about the Uighurs in the West was fake and China was being target unfairly. For these reasons I approached the Chinese embassy in Tirana and asked to join any journalist delegation and see with my own eyes the reality in Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region of China.

Q: Why is there very little information about the Uighurs in mainstream media? What is the status of social, political and economic rights of the Uighur Muslims in Xinjiang province?

A: During my visit to Xinjiang I found that Uighurs are treated as second class citizens by the ruling Communist Party of China. They are like Palestinians who live in the West Bank and Gaza Strip and suffer from Israeli occupation and apartheid. The autonomous region of Xinjiang has been stripped of its autonomy and the Uighur religion, culture and population is under constant attack from Chinese invaders. China has build massive detention centers: which it calls Vocational Training Centers, where Uighur Muslims are detained and forced to renounce their Turkic and Islamic identity. They are prohibited from praying, living as Muslims, speaking Turkic and forced to Sinicize themselves.

The reason that we hear little about the Uighurs in the mainstream media is that firstly, China is very good on concealing what it does in Xinjiang; second, the neighbours of China and the Muslims world does not want to upset the Chinese superpower; third, China is very aggressive on countering any story that reveals what is does in Xinjiang. China keeps Xinjiang in total lockdown and isolation at the same way as Israel keeps West Bank and Gaza Strip or how the Iranian Mojaheden keep in isolation their soldiers in Albania.

Q: The CPC regime justifies its actions against Uighur Muslims by claiming that they are Islamist radicals and have been indulging in Islamist terrorism. What would you say to that?

A: The situation of Muslims and Islam nowadays is similar to the situation of communism in the era of Pope and Tsar, Metternich and Guizot when Marx wrote the Manifesto of the Communist Party. From China to the United States different regimes and governments use Islam and Muslims as scapegoat for their internal and domestic problems.

China has copied the US and Indias war on terrorism ideology and is using it to destroy its Uighur and other Turkic Muslim population which live in Xinjiang. While it is true that some Uighurs became radicalised in 2010s and joined extremist groups in Syria and some have even committed terrorist acts within China, this does not justify Chinas suppression with an iron fist of the Uyghur and Turkic peoples rights, culture and religion.

Terrorism is being used by China as a scapegoat in order to justify its repressive policies against its Muslim population.

Q: Is there a possibility of resolution to the conflict between Uighur dissidents and the CPC regime? If yes, what are its conditions?

A: Yes. China can resolve its Uighur issue very easily if it wants to. When I was in Xinjiang I told our Chinese friends to stop their crazy policies against the Uighurs since they will further radicalise them. I advised them to close the concentration camps, to allow Uighurs to practice their religion, to open mosques, madrasas and schools in their native language and instead of turning them into enemies China should make them partners in the development of the country.

However, the Chinese leadership is not used to an open society, democracy, human rights and multicultural values. It is very stubborn and does not accept multi-culturalism and diversity and for them the Uighur identity is not acceptable. They see Islam, Turkic identity and Muslims as a threat to the Republic. China has officially declared war in its government papers on three evils in Xinjiang:

1. Terrorism, which means Uighur Muslims who fight with Chinese forces.

2. Separatism, which means peaceful Muslims who want to become independent from China like Mahatma Gandhi did in India.and

3. Religious extremism, which means any Uighur Muslim who practices his religion and believes in Allah and not the Communist Party of China.

China considers all these three groups as enemies which must be destroyed. Mahatma Gandhi like Dalai Lama would have been considered terrorists and killed in China or be sent to concentration camps to be de-radicalised.

China does not respect and consider the Uighurs as citizens with human rights. It wants to finish the Uighur issue once and for all. That is why they are mass colonising Xinjiang, mass de-islamizing and de-Turkifying the Uighurs and forcefully turning them into Chinese. While the British invaded and Anglified India for 400 years, China is trying to do the same with the Uighurs but in a much faster and more brutal way.

Q: Why have the super powers of the world remained so apathetic towards the persecution of Uighur people in Xinjiang?

A: The US, the UK, Canada, Australia, the European Union, Turkey and their allies are not apathetic towards the Uighur persecution. They have condemned the persecution of the Uighurs but obviously they cannot force China to stop what it is doing like they cannot do to much about Hong Kong or Tibet. China is an economic and nuclear super power. It has the power it needs to do whatever it wants with the Uighurs and get away with murder.

Russia on the other hand does not talk about the Uighur issue since, even though they know very well the situation. They need China as an ally to face off Western imperialism.

If I would quote the ancient Greek historian Thucydides about what China is doing today with the Uighurs I would say:

The strong do what they can, the weak suffer what they must.

Q: How can the world hold the CPC regime accountable for its oppression of Uighur people?

A: The world can hold the CPC regime accountable in three ways:

1. Through the international law. But China has veto power in the United Nations Security Council.

2. Through the Right to Protect doctrine of Western imperialism. Which means through the threat of a military intervention or arming of Uighurs to defend themselves, which is impossible since the West will not fight for Muslims like it does for Israel.

3. Through a worldwide moral and social mobilization, which is also impossible since China is an economic superpower and many countries of the world are not willing to put China under embargo for its treatment of Muslims.

In few words we came to the conclusion of Thucydides. China will continue its oppression of the Uighurs since it is strong and can do what it can. The weak Uighurs will suffer what they must.

Only Allah who can twist the history of mankind as He wants, can change the desperate situation of the Turkic Muslims of China.

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Dublin, March 22, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Artificial Intelligence in Supply Chain Management Market by Technology, Processes, Solutions, Management Function (Automation, Planning and Logistics, Inventory, Risk), Deployment Model, Business Type and Industry Verticals 2021 - 2026" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

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Key Topics Covered:

1.0 Executive Summary

2.0 Introduction2.1 Supply Chain Management2.1.1 Challenges2.1.2 Opportunities2.2 AI in SCM2.2.1 Key AI Technologies for SCM2.2.2 AI and Technology Integration

3.0 AI in SCM Challenges and Opportunities3.1 Market Dynamics3.1.1 Companies with Complex Supply Chains3.1.2 Logistics Management Companies3.1.3 SCM Software Solution Companies3.2 Technology and Solution Opportunities3.2.1 Leverage Artificial Intelligence (AI)3.2.1.1 Integrate AI with Existing Processes3.2.1.2 Integrate AI with Existing Systems3.2.2 Integrate AI with Internet of Things (IoT)3.2.2.1 Leverage AIoT Platforms, Software, and Services3.2.2.2 Leverage Data as a Service Providers3.3 Implementation Challenges3.3.1 Management Friction3.3.2 Legacy Processes and Procedures3.3.3 Outsource AI SCM Solution vs. Legacy Integration

4.0 Supply Chain Ecosystem Company Analysis4.1 Vendor Market Share4.2 Top Vendor Recent Developments4.3 3M4.4 Adidas4.5 Amazon4.6 Arvato SCM Solutions4.7 BASF4.8 Basware4.9 BMW4.10 C. H.Robinson4.11 Cainiao Network (Alibaba)4.12 Cisco Systems4.13 ClearMetal4.14 Coca-Cola Co.4.15 Colgate-Palmolive4.16 Coupa Software4.17 Descartes Systems Group4.18 Diageo4.19 E2open4.20 Epicor Software Corporation4.21 FedEx4.22 Fraight AI4.23 H&M4.24 HighJump4.25 Home Depot4.26 HP Inc.4.27 IBM4.28 Inditex4.29 Infor Global Solutions4.30 Intel4.31 JDA4.32 Johnson & Johnson4.33 Kimberly-Clark4.34 L'Oreal4.35 LLamasoft Inc.4.36 Logility4.37 Manhattan Associates4.38 Micron Technology4.39 Microsoft4.40 Nestle4.41 Nike4.42 Novo Nordisk4.43 NVidia4.44 Oracle4.45 PepsiCo4.46 Presenso4.47 Relex Solution4.48 Sage4.49 Samsung Electronics4.50 SAP4.51 Schneider Electric4.52 SCM Solutions Corp.4.53 Splice Machine4.54 Starbucks4.55 Teknowlogi4.56 Unilever4.57 Walmart4.58 Xilinx

5.0 AI in SCM Market Case Studies5.1 IBM Case Study with the Master Lock Company5.2 BASF: Supporting smarter supply chain operations with cognitive cloud technology5.3 Amazon Customer Retention Case Study5.4 BMW Employs AI for Logistics Processes5.5 Intelligent Revenue and Supply Chain Management5.6 AI-Powered Customer Experience5.7 Rolls Royce uses AI to safely transport its Cargo5.8 Robots deliver medicine, groceries and packages with AI5.9 Lineage Logistics Company Case Study

6.0 AI in SCM Market Analysis and Forecasts 2021 - 20266.1 AI in SCM Market 2021 - 20266.2 AI in SCM by Solution 2021 - 20266.2.1 Platforms6.2.2 Software6.2.3 AI as a Service6.3 AI in SCM by Solution Components 2021 - 20266.3.1 Hardware6.3.1.1 Non-IoT Device6.3.1.2 IoT Embedded Device6.3.1.2.1 Security Devices6.3.1.2.2 Surveillance Robots and Drone6.3.1.2.3 Networking Devices6.3.1.2.4 Smart Appliances6.3.1.2.5 Healthcare Device6.3.1.2.6 Smart Grid Devices6.3.1.2.7 In-Vehicle Devices6.3.1.2.8 Energy Management Device6.3.1.3 Components6.3.1.3.1 Wearable and Embedded Components6.3.1.3.1.1 Real-Time Location System (RTLS)6.3.1.3.1.2 Barcode6.3.1.3.1.3 Barcode Scanner6.3.1.3.1.4 Barcode Stickers6.3.1.3.1.5 RFID6.3.1.3.1.6 RFID Tags6.3.1.3.1.7 Sensor6.3.1.3.2 Processors6.3.2 Software6.3.3 Services6.3.3.1 Professional Services6.4 AI in SCM by Management Function 2021 - 20266.4.1 Automation6.4.2 Planning and Logistics6.4.3 Inventory Management6.4.4 Fleet Management6.4.5 Virtual Assistance6.4.6 Freight Brokerage6.4.7 Risk Management and Dispute Resolution6.5 AI in SCM by Technology 2021 - 20266.5.1 Cognitive Computing6.5.2 Computer Vision6.5.3 Context-aware Computing6.5.4 Natural Language Processing6.5.5 Predictive Analytics6.5.6 Machine Learning6.5.6.1 Reinforcement Learning6.5.6.2 Supervised Learning6.5.6.3 Unsupervised Learning6.5.6.4 Deep Learning6.6 AI in SCM by Industry Vertical 2021 - 20266.6.1 Aerospace and Government6.6.2 Automotive and Transportation6.6.3 Retail and Consumer Electronics6.6.4 Consumer Goods6.6.5 Healthcare6.6.6 Manufacturing6.6.7 Building and Construction6.6.8 Others6.7 AI in SCM by Deployment 2021 - 20266.7.1 Cloud Deployment6.8 AI in SCM by AI System 2021 - 20266.9 AI in SCM by AI Type 2021 - 20266.10 AI in SCM by Connectivity6.10.1 Non-Telecom Connectivity6.10.2 Telecom Connectivity6.10.3 Connectivity Standard6.10.4 Enterprise6.11 AI in SCM Market by IoT Edge Network 2021 - 20266.12 AI in SCM Analytics Market 2021 - 20266.13 AI in SCM Market by Intent Based Networking 2021 - 20266.14 AI in SCM Market by Virtualization 2021 - 20266.15 AI in SCM Market by 5G Network 2021 - 20266.16 AI in SCM Market by Blockchain Network 2021 - 20266.17 AI in SCM by Region 2021 - 20266.17.1 North America6.17.2 Asia Pacific6.17.3 Europe6.17.4 Middle East and Africa6.17.5 Latin America6.18 AI in SCM by Country6.18.1 Top Ten Country Market Share6.18.2 USA6.18.3 China6.18.4 Canada6.18.5 Mexico6.18.6 Japan6.18.7 UK6.18.8 Germany6.18.9 South Korea6.18.10 France6.18.11 Russia

7.0 Summary and Recommendations

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