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Headline News 22-03-2013

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Headlines: Netherlands, Germany Alarmed over Jihadis Returning from Conflict Zones Burma: Buddhist Torch Mosques US and Afghanistan Reach Deal on Pullout of American Special Forces China, Pakistan Reach Secret Nuclear Reactor Deal for Pakistan North Korea Threatens to Bomb U.S. Bases in Japan, Guam Details: Netherlands, Germany Alarmed over Jihadis Returning from Conflict Zones: The Dutch government raised its terror threat last week amid concerns that Dutch citizens travelling to…
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Azerbaijan Hijab Ban Extends to its State Oil Academy

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On the 9th of March 2013, news agencies reported that students and teachers at the Azerbaijan State Oil Academy (ASOA) have been banned from entering the campus for wearing hijab. This policy represents an extension of the current hijab ban enforced in schools across the country. The official banning of the hijab was first issued on December 10, 2010 when Misir Mardanov, from Azerbaijan's Education Ministry announced that students would…
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Media Reps to Meet State Security Heads

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News: Media stakeholders in Tanzania have formed a 16-member committee to have an audience with Home Affairs minister, Inspector General of Police, Tanzania Intelligence and Security Services chief as well as Prevention and Combating of Corruption Bureau (PCCB) Director General following the recent series of incidents of violence against media practitioners A "coalition" comprising the Media Owners Association of Tanzania (MOAT), the Tanzania Chapter of the Media Institute of Southern…
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Muslim Rulers Watch in Silence as Rohingya Muslim Women Face Rape, Torture and Displacement

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On the 26th of February 2013, the UK "Guardian" published a story that at least 13 Rohingya Muslim women, including teenagers, were subjected to prolonged rape and torture by Burmese security forces in a remote village in the western state of Arakan. One victim, an 18-year-old girl described how a group of uniformed soldiers from Burma's border security unit, known locally as Nasaka, entered her house shortly after midnight on…
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Increasing Female Representation in Parliaments and Governments Does not Translate into Improved Lives for Ordinary Women

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A few days ago I attended a debate in London entitled, "Do Women Need Feminism". One of the panellists - a leader of a UK political party - argued that the continuing poor levels of female representation in the country's parliament and political system constituted one reason why feminism was still needed in the 21st century. She is not alone in her belief. Earlier this week, while addressing an event…
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Why may Turkey be Lifting the Hijab Ban?

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From the first day the Justice and Development Party (AKP) with its so-called Islamic roots came to power in Turkey, many Muslims in the country believed that they would be able to gain their rights of practicing their Islamic obligations and live as Muslims with dignity and honour. Leading these hopes was the belief that the hijab ban imposed upon girls and women in schools, universities, hospitals, and other public…
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Iran's Influence is Waning

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Lately, Iran has made headline news in a variety of ways. The Jewish entity regards Iran as an existential threat, the West continues to fret over Iran's nuclear programme, the Gulf Corporation Council (GCC) bitterly complains about Tehran's interference in Bahrain and Yemen, and Syrians blame Iranian forces for the slaughter of civilians. Yet there is one piece of news that has only attracted a cursory mention and that is…
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News & Comment Pseudo Scholars: Always at the Service of Crusaders

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News: In an interview to the BBC News, on 1st March 2013, the Head of the Ulema Council Pakistan, Molana Tahir Ashrafi said, "Philistine is occupied by Israel, Kashmir is occupied by India and Afghanistan is occupied by the U.S. forces. If all the Muslims have no atomic weapons they should sacrifice their own selves in the way of their lord, Allah (swt)." Comment: The statement of Molana Tahir Ashrafi…
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