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Islamization Watch (Free subscription) | yesterday
In almost every way, David Headley was the perfect neighbour. When the 49-year-old American citizen began renting an apartment in Mumbai last year he charmed his landlord, treated his laundry boy with respect, and befriended Bollywood figures at a local gym. He told them that he was Jewish, and running an immigration agency from a respectable part of town. “Sweet and charming,” said his...
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Persecution Blog (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
Fox News has a very interesting article today on muslim nations that are seeking to ban blasphemy. Click here to read the full article. GENEVA — Four years after cartoons of the prophet Muhammad set off violent protests across the...
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Scooter's Report (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
GENEVA (SR) - In the wake of riots throughout the Islamic world over cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad, Islamic nations are mounting a campaign for an international treaty to ban the mockery of religious symbols and beliefs. Proposed penalties would...
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Media News (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
"Four years after cartoons of the prophet Muhammad set off violent protests across the Muslim world, Islamic nations are mounting a campaign for an international treaty to protect religious symbols and beliefs from mockery — essentially a ban on blasphemy that would put them on a collision course with free speech laws in the West. Documents obtained by The Associated Press show that Algeria...
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Islamization Watch (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
Notice here - the law if passed would not only bar all mankind from 'attacking'/criticizing Islamic symbols, it would also bar criticism of Islamic dogma/teachings. A dark road indeed! The Islamic Conference "believes that the attack on sacredly held beliefs and the defamation of religions, religious symbols, personalities and dogmas impinge on the enjoyment of human rights of followers of those...
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3540 Jalan Sudin (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
Here's an Associated Press (AP) special report, datelined GENEVA. Four years after cartoons of the prophet Muhammad set off violent protests across the Muslim world, Islamic nations are mounting a campaign for an international treaty to protect religious symbols and beliefs from mockery - essentially a ban on blasphemy that would put them on a collision course with free speech laws in the West. Documents...
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Seattle Times (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
Four years after cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad set off violent protests, Islamic nations are mounting a campaign for an international treaty to protect religious symbols and beliefs from mockery — essentially a ban on blasphemy that would put them on a collision course with free-speech laws in the West.
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The Whig (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
Muslim Nations Seeking International Blasphemy Ban Four years after cartoons of the prophet Muhammad set off violent protests across the Muslim world, Islamic nations are mounting a campaign for an international treaty to protect religious symbols and beliefs from mockery — essentially a ban on blasphemy that would put them on a collision course with free speech laws in the West. Documents obtained...
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Denver Post (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
Four years after cartoons of the prophet Muhammad set off violent protests across the Muslim world, Islamic nations are mounting a campaign for an international treaty to protect religious symbols and beliefs from mockery — essentially a ban on blasphemy that would put them on a collision course with free- speech laws in the West.
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The Eagle World (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
GENEVA -- Four years after cartoons of the prophet Muhammad set off violent protests across the Muslim world, Islamic nations are mounting a campaign for an international treaty to protect religious symbols and beliefs from mockery -- essentially a b ...
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1913 Intel (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
Four years after cartoons of the prophet Muhammad set off violent protests across the Muslim world, Islamic nations are mounting a campaign for an international treaty to protect religious symbols and beliefs from mockery — essentially a ban on blasphemy that would put them on a collision course with free speech laws in the West. Muslim [...]
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CBC.ca (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
Four years after cartoons of the prophet Muhammad set off violent protests across the Muslim world, Islamic nations are mounting a campaign for an international treaty to protect religious symbols and beliefs from mockery.
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Eye On The World (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
Muslim countries are trying to impose sharia on the West using the UN. ( AP ) Four years after cartoons of the prophet Muhammad set off violent protests across the Muslim world, Islamic nations are mounting a campaign for an international treaty to protect religious symbols and beliefs from mockery — essentially a ban on blasphemy that would put them on a collision course with free speech laws...
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Yahyasheikho786's Blog (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
GENEVA — Four years after cartoons of the prophet Muhammad set off violent protests across the Muslim world, Islamic nations are mounting a campaign for an international treaty to protect religious symbols and beliefs from mockery — essentially a ban on blasphemy that would put them on a collision course with free speech laws [...]
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FoundationforPluralism (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
A good debate is warranted on the issue. I am inclined to support the freedom of speech, hoping civility would ultimately prevail. Rules should be made for the general good of the population and not to address the exceptions, as the majority of the people in every group are moderate, law abiding, easy to get along and practice live and let live way of life. However, we cannot be blind to many a laws...
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