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issue 343
10.7.2016  |
TOPSTORIES 
The
world’s most notorious terrorist group has turned its ire against the humble
kitten following a fatwa banning pets. learn
more 
MORENEWS |
The vest went off accidentally during a
strategy meeting, which included senior leaders plotting an attack. Sixteen
were also wounded. |
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The European Commission Against Racism and
Intolerance called on Britain to increase regulation of the press. |
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For the last number of months, the UNHRC
has turned away persecuted Pakistani Christians seeking asylum in Thailand. |
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Implementing sharia law, Brunei will not
allow any new churches to be built. Egypt is enacting a controversial bill
limiting church construction. |
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FEATUREDVIDEOS
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The jihadi relates how he was given slave
girls as a reward for informing on his brother who wanted to leave the
Islamic State. |
QUOTABLEQUOTES 
“Egypt
is not like other countries. What might apply to it might not apply to other
states. Egypt is keen on being an active member in the international community,
which is why it signs UN international conventions, but this does not require
it to comply with them literally.”
- Atef Makhalif
Undersecretary of the Egyptian Parliament’s Human Rights Committee
Undersecretary of the Egyptian Parliament’s Human Rights Committee
READERSWRITE
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 ['Veiled
Woman Assassinates ISIS Jihadis at Checkpoint']: No heaven and no virgins for
jihadis who die by the hand of a woman.
E.R.
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[Re:'Saudis
Petition King to End Male Guardianship']: Heads are gonna roll...literally!
A.S.
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