Between science and law.
Month: April 2010
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Polish woman was refused an abortion
Despite warnings that having a baby could make her go blind.
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Karen Armstrong explains about God.
‘Jewish, Christian and Muslim theologians have insisted for centuries that God does not exist.’
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Controversy over Tariq Ramadan
Ramadan, integration advisor for Rotterdam council and a guest professor at the city’s Erasmus university, is under fire for presenting a weekly talk show on the Iranian channel Press TV.
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IHEU on superstition and witchcraft in Africa
Attacks on witches, persecution and killings still take place. Most of the victims are women and children.
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Stepping Stones Nigeria on Child Witches
An increasing number of children in the Niger Delta are being forced to the streets and trafficked as a result of a deeply held belief in child “witches”
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Free Speech and its Postmodern Adversaries
The theoretical stimuli for multiculturalism owe something to theories about “difference”
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David Colquhoun on the problem of causality
The problem is traded on by the vast and unscrupulous alternative medicine industry.
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Sholto Byrnes criticizes secularism on the left.
For all the talk of tolerance, there are some who believe that certain subjects simply cannot be aired. And foremost among them is God.
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Letter from a Birmingham jail
‘Perhaps the South, the nation and the world are in dire need of creative extremists.’
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Fadela Amara and ‘Ni putes ni soumises’
“The veil symbolises submission to male dominance,” Fadela Amara explains.
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Christine Toomey on gender genocide
Far from the shortage of women increasing their worth and standing in society, as some might imagine, the result is the opposite.
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Turkey’s forced ‘suicides’
A growing number of girls and women are being locked in rooms by their families, with a gun, poison or a noose, and left there until they kill themselves.
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Catholic Bishops and Sex Abuse
19 of the bishops are among the 61 who signed a petition against Obama’s honorary degree at Notre Dame.
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Fuambai Ahmadu cheers Bondo women
For protesting ‘a brazen attack by anti-FGM activists against female initiation.’
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Afghan women protest law despite bullies screaming ‘whores!’
One provision makes it illegal for a woman to refuse to “make herself up” or “dress up” if that is what her husband wants.
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Journalists in shock after abduction by FGM group
Head of group said the women were taken into “our custody because they spoke unfavourably on radio against FGM”
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FGM group kidnaps female journalists
The female kidnappers accused the journalists of insulting their traditions by criticising the practice.
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Sierra Leone: women journalists kidnapped by pro-FGM group
The group regarded their questions and comments as a sign of disrespect for their traditions.
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Escaping the Amish
Rape, incest, sexual abuse; physical and verbal abuse; women have no rights; rudimentary education; animal abuse.
