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The Honour of the Woman is at the Bottom of Priorities, under Capitalism

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Facebook was pressured over a week of campaigning to regulate misogynistic content on the site which glorify violence against women and demean them. There has also been humour on the social media website, centred around rape which has drawn a lot of concern. It took a number of advertisers to withdraw their ads as well as pressuring from many women's organisations for Facebook to finally take action.  Facebook claimed that…
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In Syria World War III has Begun

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If anyone would like to know what World War III looks like they have to look no further than Syria. If one has doubt that the war in Syria does qualify to be called a world war then they should scrutinise a couple of definitions for the term world war. According to the online free dictionary "a war that involves most of the principal nations of the world" and Macmillan…
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Afghan Law on Elimination of Violence against Women is Aimed at Importing More Western Liberal Values into Afghanistan through the Back Door

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Event: On the 18th of May, the BBC, CBC, the UK Guardian and many news outlets worldwide reported that the debate in the Afghan Parliament regarding the Law on Elimination of Violence Against Women (LEVAW) was halted by some Afghan lawmakers who argued that some parts of it violate Islamic principles. The law took effect in 2009 by a decree by President Hamid Karzai but was not ratified by Parliament.…
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Elections and their Results Prove that Real Change cannot Occur through the Democratic System

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Event: Pakistan's elections on 11th May 2013 were widely covered by local as well as foreign media. So far no official data has been released regarding the percentage of votes cast, but it is believed that around 55 to 60 percent people voted in this election. Political parties and media ran an almost month long campaign to encourage people to vote. They created fear in the people that if they…
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Media Freedom and Democratic Double Standards

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News: Dodoma: The government will soon table the Information Bill in Parliament which will enable MPs to discuss and legislate a new law on the media industry in the country. Mr. Amos Makala, Deputy Minister for Information, Youths, Culture and Sports, told the Parliament yesterday that the draft had already landed at the ministry and would be sent to the cabinet for discussion. He said the bill was getting final…
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Capitalism is Working Bangladeshi Women to Death

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On the 13th of May, the Bangladeshi army announced that it had ended its search for survivors of the Rana Plaza garments factory collapse in Dhaka three weeks ago that tragically claimed the loss of more than 1100 lives, most of them women. The heartbreaking tragedy once again highlighted the exploitation of women by the garment and other multinational corporations in the country as the building housed five garment factories…
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News from Khilafah Conference 2013: Nationalism Weakened the Unity of Muslim Ummah

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HTI Press. Abdillah, a representative of Hizb ut Tahrir-Batam, confirmed that nationalism is dangerous for Muslim beliefs. Nationalism is a sense of identity with the nation. It is similar to tribalism. It is this nationalism that is forbidden by Islam. Nationalism is also politically dangerous. It has weakened the unity of Muslim Ummah. They are now split into more then 70 nation states after being united under one leader, one…
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Does the Woman's Vote in Pakistan's Parliamentary Elections Really Matter?

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Leading up to Pakistan's parliamentary elections on May the 11th, the UK Guardian paper published a story under the headline, "Pakistan Women Face Battle for the Right to Vote" that discussed how letters have been circulated in regions of the country warning men not to allow their wives, sisters and daughters out to polling stations. Around the same time, the Associated Press produced an article regarding how in the small…
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