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Photo by Dj MikeBoogie on September 11, 2026. May be an image of lighting, car, trailer, rack, road and text that says 'Speedway Speedway PELEVEA'.

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آر جی میته، بازیگر آمریکایی که بیشتر به خاطر ایفای نقش پسر سرکشِ «والتر وایت» (سلطان مواد مخدر) در سریال درام «بریکینگ بد» شناخته می‌شد، در ۳۴ سالگی درگذشت.

نماینده او به بی‌بی‌سی گفت: «با اندوهی عمیق، خبر درگذشتِ غم‌انگیز آر جی میته، بازیگر محبوب، نیکوکار و مدافع پرشور حقوق افراد دارای معلولیت، را اعلام می‌کنیم.»

میته روز دوشنبه در براونزویلِ تگزاس درگذشت. مسئول اطلاع‌رسانی او تأیید کرد که این بازیگر دست به خودکشی زده است.

این بازیگر که به فلج مغزی مبتلا بود، برای ایفای نقش «والتر فلین وایت جونیور» در این سریال درام برنده جایزه امی، از تجربیات شخصی خود بهره گرفته بود.

برایان کرانستون، بازیگر نقش پدر او، در زمره کسانی بود که به یاد او پیام‌هایی منتشر کردند؛ او نوشت که پس از شنیدن این خبر دچار «اندوهی عمیق» شده است.

دیگر هم‌بازیان سابقش هم با انتشار پیام‌هایی صمیمانه از او یاد کرده و خاطراتشان را به اشتراک گذاشته‌اند.

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The best, most immersive concert experience I’ve ever had! 🤩✨( with my gang 🚀)
Loved every bit of it! ❤️‍🔥
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Living my dream every day! 🌟

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هي عُمان و هي المستقبل 🇴🇲💙⁩

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الطقم‪@akookjewelries‬es‬es‬es. ⁩⁩⁩⁩

I am SO excited to be able to share this massive step forward today. The House of Commons has accepted my parliamentary petition for a public inquiry into the pathologisation of abuse victims following the public apology from The Royal College of Psychiatry.

Launch an inquiry into the psychiatric care and diagnoses of child abuse victims

Created by Dr Jessica Taylor
Closes on 14 April 2027

In light of the official apology from the Royal College of Psychiatry, we request that the Government launch an inquiry to explore the treatment of victims of child abuse, sexual abuse and domestic abuse who may have been incorrectly pathologised, framed as mentally ill, and wrongly diagnosed.

In August 2026, The Royal College of Psychiatrists published an official apology to victims of abuse, admitting that UK psychiatrists had diagnosed victims, medicated them, and admitting that there is no significant evidence base for “false memory syndrome”. Thousands of UK victims of abuse have had their credibility and disclosures harmed by these false diagnoses, including in criminal court, family court, mental health services, and NHS records. We now need an inquiry to establish the scale of this issue and impact.

Sign, share, tell everyone.
Send it everywhere.

We need as many signatures as possible to force a parliamentary debate about the appalling use ‘false memory syndrome’ and other false psychiatric labels to silence victims of abuse.

We will have justice.

Contact me for any links or details you need.

Sign the petition in my bio or in comments below posts.

MAKHI JANTA PARTY (MJP)
OFFICIAL STATEMENT

In the current situation, Makhi Janta Party (MJP) expresses its support for the courage and determination shown by Neha Bora in protesting against the CEC. We believe that raising questions and standing up for accountability are essential in a democracy.

However, we also note that the recent protest was carried out without obtaining the required permission from the authorities. While the right to protest is a fundamental part of a democratic society, we urge all citizens to exercise this right responsibly and in accordance with the law.

Our team is making efforts to contact the CJP to explore the possibility of a common stand or further coordinated action, subject to mutual agreement.

MJP stands for accountability, democratic values, and the voice of the people.

Makhi Janta Party (MJP)

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