Uploaded March 2011 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
NGC investigates the science of muscle by taking us on a journey inside the bodies of two remarkable humans with startling genetic conditions. 31-year old Jason Dunn lives with Dystonia, a rare disorder that causes his brain to
send faulty messages to his muscular system. Every waking moment his muscles flex out of his control, twisting his body into unusual positions. Ami Ankileweitz has Spinal Muscle Atrophy, a condition that has caused his muscles to wither away.
Read more: channel.nationalgeographic.com/series/extraordinary-humans/4923/Overview#ixzz1IBm1P14e
NGC investigates the science of muscle by taking us on a journey inside the bodies of two remarkable humans with startling genetic conditions. 31-year old Jason Dunn lives with Dystonia, a rare disorder that causes his brain to
send faulty messages to his muscular system. Every waking moment his muscles flex out of his control, twisting his body into unusual positions. Ami Ankileweitz has Spinal Muscle Atrophy, a condition that has caused his muscles to wither away.
Read more: channel.nationalgeographic.com/series/extraordinary-humans/4923/Overview#ixzz1IBm1P14e
![Dare to Care: The Rohingya Females [IWD]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/EdP_9sFiu3M/mqdefault.jpg "Dare to Care: The Rohingya Females [IWD]
As the world celebrates The International Womens Day on March 8, more than 357,000 Rohingya women and girls are among nearly a million of Rohingya population which is forced to flee their place of origin, suffering harrowing crimes of genocide - murder, rape, sexual violence, throwing into fire, arson, killing of beloved ones, destruction of home and properties, denial of basic human rights and denial of the atrocities being committed by Myanmar Armed Forces in coordination with Buddhist vigilantes.
Aung San Suu Kyi, the first woman who leads the non-military controlled government after more than half a century, continues denying the basic human rights of the most persecuted Rohingya women and girls, defending the perpetrators who has once put her under house-arrest, and whitewashing the international community on Myanmar Genocide and covering up the evidence of genocide.
Rohingya women and girls who seek shelters in Bangladesh refugee camps, find themselves in another world of exploitation under the hands of gangs which use and play with the unimaginable sufferings of the women and girls for their monetary gains.
The worlds powerful countries and blocs continue idly standing by while psychological and physical traumas of Rohingya females grows and the prospects of forced repatriation or the relocation to two muddy and flood-proned islands which emerged in the Bay of Bengal in a few years ago.
Is Aung San Suu Kyi dare to care? Is the world dare to care? Or idly stands by while hundreds of thousands of Rohingya women and girls continue suffering from Myanmar genocide under our watch.
Please read more here: http://www.theerc.net/2018/03/dare-to-care-the-rohingya-females-international-womens-day.html")
