HENRIETTE

"HENRIETTE" is a name that signifies or is derived from: "a home ruler".

Date "HENRIETTE" was first used in popular English literature: sometime before 1866. (references)

Crosswords: HENRIETTE

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Literature

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La Fête à Henriette (1952)

Henriette Jacoby (1918)

Kümo Henriette (1979)

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Books

• A Servant of Slaves: The Life of Henriette Delille (reference)

• Henriette (reference)

• Histoire de Madame Henriette d'Angleterre (reference)

• Hopes and Dreams: The Diary of Henriette Dessaules 1874-1881 (reference)

• Servant to the Slaves: The Story of Henriette Delille (Weaver Book.) (reference)

  (more book examples)

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Rosalie Henriette Bediez Laborde, full-length portrait of a woman, three-quarters to right, standing, in costume with lace apron, holding bouquet. Credit: Library of Congress.

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Human Rights

Cote d'Ivoire

On February 14, security forces detained RDR Secretary General Henriette Diabate and brought her before a judge investigating the violent December 2000 demonstrations. (references)

Cote d'Ivoire

During the year, several RDR members arrested in 2000 were released from the MACA on provisional liberty: On April 26, RDR spokesperson Ally Coulibaly and RDR national secretary Kafana Kone were released following 145 days of detention; on April 28, Camarah Yerefe was released; on May 2, Henriette Diabate's son, Jean Philippe Kabore, driver Coulibaly Seydou, and other 3 RDR members were released; on May 29, Jean Jacques Bechio was released; however, 39 RDR members still were in jail in Abidjan and in the north at year's end. (references)

Cote d'Ivoire

No action was taken against the members of the security forces responsible for torturing, raping, beating, or otherwise abusing the persons in the following cases from 2000: The December beating of Traore Fousseni, his wives, and his brother-in-law; the December beating of Muslims in a mosque; the December violent dispersal of an RDR demonstration against the invalidation of Ouattara's candidacy; the December severe beating of Jean Philippe Kabore, the son of RDR Secretary General Henriette Dagri Diabate; the December rape of at least 10 arrested female protestors during RDR protests; the December beating death by presidential guards of Abou Coulibaly, RDR president Ouattara's private Secretary; the December reported torture of several persons following RDR demonstrations; the November shooting of a minibus driver and union leader; the November severe beating of a minibus driver; the October killing and injuring of hundreds of persons following the presidential elections; the October beatings of Raphael Lakpe, the publisher of the pro-RDR newspaper Le Populaire, his bodyguard, and Bakary Nimaga, chief editor of the pro-RDR newspaper Le Liberal; the September torture of 13 soldiers who allegedly participated in the attack on General Guei's residence; the September beating of students from the Federation of Students' and Schoolchildren's Organization (FESCI) on the Cocody campus; the September forcible dispersal of an RDR meeting; the July beating and torture of Soumbiala Doumbia; the May abuse of a judge; the July beatings of civilians following a military mutiny; the July forcible dispersal of demonstrators supporting statements by the French Government on candidate participation in the presidential election; the March beating in Man of a gendarme who was mistaken for a robbery suspect; the February beating of nurse Boua Keke; the February beating of singer Honore Djoman; the February beating of a university student by "Dozos" (traditional northern hunters); the February case in which police used tear gas to disperse striking workers at the Commune of Cocody City Hall; the January beating of Daoukro residents; and the January beating and kicking of students on a bus. (references)

Political Rights

Cote d'Ivoire

Henriette Dagri Diabate serves as Secretary General of the RDR; she is the first woman to lead a political party. (references)

Women

Cote d'Ivoire

In March Henriette Lagou, Yai's replacement as Minister of Family, Women, and Children's Affairs, reported that women looking for help with family problems, such as forced marriage and domestic violence, approached the committee every day; a few committee members visited the families to mediate. (references)

Source: compiled by the editor from ICON Group International, Inc.; see credits.

1. Henriette, MN (city, FIPS 28574)
Location: 45.87134 N, 93.12002 W
Population (1990): 78 (33 housing units)
Area: 0.7 sq km (land), 0.0 sq km (water)
Country: USA

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