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Capitalism Fails to Address the Land Problem in Kenya

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On Wednesday February 27 2013, The Standard newspaper reported that Jubilee presidential candidate Uhuru Kenyatta and his CORD counterpart Raila Odinga faced an acid test as they confronted land issues that have dogged their presidential bids. During the presidential debate on Monday night, the two candidates were hard pressed to defend themselves against accusations over alleged land impropriety. Narc Kenya leader Martha Karua kicked off the storm when she stood…
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Children as Young as Eight Exchanging Sexual Images

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A Scottish study, attempted to quantify the exchange of sexual images that young people circulate via social media and mobile phones. Although difficult to detect and monitor, the findings revealed in a child protection conference in Stirling, Scotland; were disturbing. They revealed children as young as eight sharing sexual images. Such findings are in no way however unexpected.  There has been recent concern over social media websites specifically created for…
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Follow the Danish (Scandinavian) Model?

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Listen to any serious debate on TV or radio in the UK and you hear that the UK's infrastructure is decaying, Heathrow Airport is overcrowded, the rail infrastructure needs upgrading, childcare costs are too high, obesity levels are rising, the educational achievement of children is lagging behind much of the developed world and several other issues. Inevitably, politicians and thinkers here look abroad for solutions and one of the things…
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Who Stands for Islam?

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The heat of the 13th General Election (GE13) can certainly be felt everywhere in Malaysia now. Flags of the Barisan Nasional ruling coalition can be seen strewn everywhere, side by side to the flags of the Pakatan Rakyat opposition coalition. The nation is gearing up for the upcoming general election, which would probably be held in the coming weeks but no later than 27th June 2013. Prime Minister Najib Razak…
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U.S. Torture of Muslims in Afghanistan has Embarrassed the U.S. Crony Client Regime in Kabul

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On the 24th February, a headline title from The New York Times read that: "Afghanistan Bars Elite U.S. Troops from a Key Province". Similarly, a headline of The Los Angeles Times read: "Afghanistan leader accuses U.S. special forces of torture." The Los Angeles Times explained further, that: "...a university student who was detained during a U.S. operation in Wardak province, southwest of Kabul, was later found with his head and…
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China's Economic Transformation and Why It would not Make It a Global Power

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The abject failure of the democratic system, in the last five years, to address the problems faced by the Muslims of Pakistan has led to widespread disillusionment within the country from democracy and civilian rule. This has created political and intellectual space in Pakistan for a debate on a new system and new leadership. While Imran Khan has attempted to fill the political space with the backing of the establishment,…
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Bitter Lessons from Mtwara

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News: The Citizen Newspaper reported on recent spate of violence in Mtwara, the southern part of Tanzania, against the gas pipeline project to Dar es Salaam. The paper said this is a sign of growing public distrust in the government. Also it showed a concern that investments are no longer safe in Tanzania, since people are fed up with empty promises, rising anger against a lopsided development map as well…
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The Rise of ‘Bride Snatching' in Kazakhstan

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A prominent international policy group, the Wilson Centre has reported on the rise of forced marriages in Kazakhstan. There are specific historical and cultural attitudes that distinguish the abuse of women's rights in this region that set it apart from other nations. In the southern areas of Kazakhstan, many men who want to get married will simply ‘hunt' out a possible bride through social links or personal investigation and bypass…
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