PM promises to act against human rights violations in JK Against the backdrop of a raging controversy over alleged fake encounters in Jammu and Kashmir, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Monday gave an assurance that government will “act” to ensure that security forces respect the rights of civilians while tackling terrorism.
05/28/2010 12:16 IRAQ A new pastoral ministry against the Iraqi exodus, terrorism and economic crisis » It is the most important and urgent pastoral program of the new bishop of Erbil in Kurdistan. Bishop Warduni: Facing the economic crisis. The diocese of Baghdad comes to the aid of other dioceses.
UN chief urges action against child soldiers Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on Friday urged the U.N. Security Council to consider tough measures against countries and insurgent groups that persist in recruiting child soldiers.
BJP blames Govt. over its lenient approach against terrorism Bharatiya Janata Party on Monday slammed the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance government over its lenient approach to contain terrorism.
Europe Rebels Against Muslim Outfits In April of this year, the lower house of the Parliament of Belgium approved a draft law prohibiting women from appearing in public places wearing clothes covering face. In May the resolution condemning wearing burkas was unanimously accepted by the French Parliament.
India backs pragmatic framework against nuke terrorism New Delhi, April 23: Underlining the dangers of nuclear proliferation, India Friday hoped that “pragmatic and purposeful” frameworks would be worked out by the international community to prevent nuclear weapons from falling into the hands of terrorists.
Threat against ‘South Park’ creators highlights dilemma for media companies Comedy Central bleeped out all references to the prophet Muhammad in the show after he was depicted dressed as a bear. The show’s creators disagreed strongly with the decision. In its 200 shows, the irreverent animated program “South Park” has mercilessly satirized Christianity, Buddhism, Scientology, [...]
Judicial concern over violence against migrant women in Australia One of Australia’s senior judges has warned that violence against women in new migrant cultures is an increasing challenge for Australia’s legal system.
Latest weapon in fight against home-grown terrorism … satire SATIRICAL films such as Chris Morris’s Four Lions should be used as a weapon to undermine homegrown terrorism.
SC upholds ban on book against Islam The Supreme Court on Friday said it was more concerned with peace in society than a person’s fundamental right to freedom of speech and upheld a Maharashtra govt ban on a book titled “A Concept of Political World Invasion by Muslims”.
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