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Sikorski v Ernst, the Nightingale Collaboration v Sikorski, Sikorski v Sense About Science, and much more.

Boys are to remain “steadfast in their conviction” while girls are to guard against “anything that would rob them of purity.”

A witness told investigators that the Williams got their ideas for the disciplinary measures from a book, “How to Train Up Your Child,” by Michael Pearl.

Probably not, but it can keep on killing people.

“Turkey may look like a secular state on paper, but in terms of international law it is actually a Sunni Islamic state,” a leader of the country’s Alevi minority charged.

A majority of Turks, Sunni Muslims, overtly or covertly believe that they should be “more equal” than the others because they constitute the majority.

Between “the Iona Institute” and Brendan O’Neill of Spiked. Reactionary Catholicism pairs up with reactive ex-Trotskyist libertarian posturing.

Istanbul chief public prosecutor charged cartoonist Bahadir Baruter with “insulting the religious values adopted by a part of the population.”

Most experts agree that the number of secular Americans has probably doubled in the past three decades.

The mixing of religion and politics has long troubled Pakistan, but over the past 30 years that dangerous cocktail has been spiked by the army’s policy of nurturing extremists.

“Israel is the only country in the Western world in which Jews don’t have freedom of religion.”

“If you start now to let women drive, let them go wherever they want, let them do whatever they want, Saudi Arabia will be like New York.”

In telling the boys they don’t know enough to realize how little they know.

“The court granted legitimacy to every person to live by their conscience in this land.”

Nothing from the Muslim Council of Britain. Nothing from the Federation of Student Islamic Societies. Nothing from the Muslim Public Affairs Committee.

Or are they simply being asked to follow the same anti-discrimination laws, and
professional codes, that govern everyone else?

The silence from the world’s Muslims – especially the UK’s usually voluble Muslim organisations and self-appointed “community leaders” – has been shameful.

A couple who prayed and rubbed olive oil on their dying infant rather than seek medical care was convicted Thursday of manslaughter.

Using the internet and an online magazine called Inspire, Awlaki encouraged his
followers to kill lots of people.

In 18 months a Saudi woman can be a member of parliament – providing that her male guardian allows her to and she finds a man to drive her there.