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issue 352
10.27.2016 |
A federal scheme to establish counseling
teams to engage with youths at risk of radicalization was dropped after
objections from Muslim groups. |
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A new law in Pakistan mandates a life
sentence for honor killing, but the accused -- with the consent of the judge
--was able make use of a loophole. |
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Fear mounts that the US does not understand
the rebels' political agenda to establish a fundamentalist Islamist state in
post-war Syria. |
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Given US universities' history of welcoming
Islamist funding and operatives, stopping this before it further metastasizes
is imperative. |
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New interviews aim to try to gain some
understanding as to why ISIS members view women as holding a lower status. |
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In an unrelated incident, a Wisconsin man
who tried to join ISIS in Syria pleaded guilty to charges of attempting to
support to a terror group. |
Many members of the bridage were captured by
the Islamic State and forced into sex slavery before they managed to escape. |
CAIR claims to be a civil rights movement,
yet civil rights apply to all citizens irrespective of religion. If, as CAIR
claims, American Muslims are victims of discrimination in the workplace, the
discrimination is a violation of their rights as Americans, not as
Muslims. |
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