Total war on drugs waged by the Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte gained international attention and critics. As reported by Asian Correspondent, Philippine National Police reported that 1,466 people were killed in police operations. Meanwhile, another 1,490 were killed

Headlines: French Survey on Islam Reveal the Failure of Secularism Restaurant Owner Defends Muslims Get Out Sign by Saying There was not Enough Room to Add Extremists India and Pakistan’s Verbal Battle over the Kashmir Attack Goes to the U.N.

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More voices were raised against the proposed amendment of Malaysian Shariah Courts (Criminal Jurisdiction) Act 1965 (Revised - 1988), a.k.a. Act 355 leading to its potential re-tabling in October 2015, when the Parliament sitting reconvenes. On September 18th, The Federation of Hokkien Associations Malaysia have expressed their concerns to the new proposed bill