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News and Comment Military Courts: Another Source of Terrorism?

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News: Just days after all parliamentary political parties in Pakistan reached a consensus over the establishment of military courts to try terrorists, voices of concern rang out in the Senate over the proposal. PPP leader Mian Raza Rabbani said military courts had different standards of proof, offered fewer protections to the accused and when its relatively abrupt systems are applied to the civilian environment, they could lead to great miscarriages…
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News and Comment Capitalism and Democracy have Failed to Protect Rights of Minorities

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News: On 25 December 2014, Pakistan's Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif felicitated the Christian community on celebrating the Christmas and reiterated that the government would protect their legal rights and interests. In a message to the Christian community, the prime minister said, "Pakistan is committed to the worthy pledge given by the founder of our nation, Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, to irrevocably safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of the minorities."…
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News and Comment Meanwhile in Africa, CAR Muslims are Still Suffering

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News: "Thousands of people have been killed since March 2013. At least 420,000 people have been displaced internally and more than 400,000 have fled to neighbouring countries. At least 470 Muslims from the Peuhl ethnic minority, trapped for several months in the Central African Republic town of Yaloke, around 200km from capital Bangui, need to be relocated as a matter of urgency, the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) has said. "It…
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News and Comment Converts and the Power of Emaan

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In the past few months, I have attended more janaza prayers than in any comparable time in my life. A reminder that life is short and death is certain. They have been janazas of the fathers of my friends, acquaintances and some converts to Islam. The converts included a Chinese sister named Ayeesha and another brother whose janaza prayers were in Mosques near me. As their friends and family spoke…
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The Kazak Government's New Plans to Pay Non-Governmental Organizations to do its Job

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On the 24th of December 2014 the Astana Times reported that the Kazakh Government Civil Society are discussing a new bill which would introduce public funding of Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO's). A meeting took place on the 18th of December 2014 attended by numerous government departments and over 40 NGO agents reviewed "strengthening the dialogue between the authorities and civil society organisations on human dimension issues and promoting civil society initiatives…
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News and Comment ASEAN Free Trade Regime is Cancer for the Muslim Ummah in Southeast Asia!

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News: Muslim countries in Southeast Asia such as Indonesia and Malaysia will face the implementation of the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) on December 31, 2015 - as a form of regional economic integration in the region. Through this regional integration, ASEAN will be transformed into a single market and production base then become a free flow of goods, services, investment, labor, and capital. The leaders of Indonesia and Malaysia are…
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News and Comment Peshawar Attack Repercussion of US Presence in Pakistan

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News: Wednesday 16 December 2014 saw a tragedy unfold in Peshawar. Armed attackers struck the Army Public School, moving from classroom to classroom, killing well over one hundred, most of them of children. Following this attack, for which the shadowy Pakistani Taliban (TTP) group apparently claimed responsibility, Pak COAS Raheel Sharif announced a harsh response with further strikes in the tribal regions of Pakistan. He also flew to Afghanistan, together…
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News and Comment Delhi is Among the Most Dangerous Places for Women to Use Public Transport

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News: On the 16th of December 2014, Reuters News reported that a current survey shows that women in Delhi, India, still do not feel safe even after many introductions of more police on the streets and tougher legal sentencing to deter crimes against women. "A poll published by Hindustan Times newspaper on the 16th of December 2014, (the anniversary of high profile Delhi gang rape of a 23 year old…
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