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Egyptian authorities are seeking the death penalty for Said Mansour Rezk Abdelrazek for converting to Christianity
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A new employee joined our department three months ago. He was a practicing Muslim, and nobody had a problem with his religion. We respected his prayer breaks, accommodated his dietary requirements during office events, and even adjusted meeting schedules when possible. But last Tuesday, things got uncomfortable during a team lunch. One of my colleagues ordered a glass of wine, and he immediately said, “You people should stop drinking. It’s forbidden, and you’re destroying your lives.” Another colleague laughed nervously and replied, “We respect your beliefs, but you can’t decide what everyone else drinks.” He became defensive. “I’m only telling you what is right. If you respected religion, you would understand.” The conversation escalated when he started telling another employee that her clothing was inappropriate and that she should dress more modestly. She finally put down her fork and said, “I come here to do my job, not to be judged by your religious standards.”
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A Palestinian asylum seeker who arrived in Britain illegally by small boat has been jailed for six years after breaking into a family home and masturbating in front of terrified young girls. The judge concluded that he intended to rape at least one of them.
Mohammed Abbas, 29, who claims to be Palestinian, arrived from France in March. By July, he had already been convicted of assaulting a police officer, whom he spat at, and battery.
Rather than being deported, he was given a taxpayer-funded, £250,000 two-bedroom house in Cardiff, where he lived alone.
Just two days after moving in, Abbas broke into a nearby family home at 2am, entering a bedroom shared by three sisters, including two children under 16.
He exposed himself, repeatedly demanded sex and masturbated as the girls screamed in terror. He even attempted to climb towards one of them on a bunk bed. She desperately fought him off with a pillow.
Their screams eventually alerted their family, and Abbas fled.
Police subsequently discovered stolen belongings at his accommodation and DNA evidence linking him to the bedroom.
The court heard that Abbas received £30 weekly from the Home Office, which he spent on food, alcohol, tobacco and cannabis. His asylum application remained undecided.
Judge Lucy Crowther described the danger he posed to women and girls as “real and imminent”. He received six years’ imprisonment and three years’ extended licence.
Meanwhile, the British Government has reopened its refugee resettlement scheme, with approximately a quarter of referrals earmarked collectively for Palestinians and Afghan women and girls.
Ministers expect initially hundreds of arrivals across the new resettlement routes, potentially rising into the low thousands.
Abbas cannot be considered for deportation until he has served his custodial sentence.
Did @SPRMMalaysia ever ask Najib, Rosmah, and their children to declare their assets?
Rosmah tinggal di Pavilion sepanjang Najib jalani tahanan rumah
#BHnasional Urusan pembelian makanan secara dalam talian juga tidak dibenarkan, kerana Najib tidak dibenarkan keluar dari bangunan kediaman di Taman Duta yang diwartakan sebagai penjara
bharian.com.my/berita/nasion…
"The courts may make no distinction between a pauper and a prince, but those in power clearly do. Even his RM50 million fine – down from RM210 million – was paid by his party, not by him. The price of his freedom, it seems, was for others to bear."
What did he pay for his crime?
Najib has gone home to serve his sentence in his palatial Taman Duta residence, now gazetted as a prison – the Prisons Act put to work for a prison of one. When a palace becomes a prison, it is justice itself that is left behind bars.
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🇮🇩✡️ Did you know Indonesia once had a Jewish community in Surabaya?
Long before Israel was established in 1948, Jewish families lived, worked, and built communities in Indonesia.
Surabaya was home to a historic synagogue on Jalan Kayoon, serving a community with roots in Baghdad. Today, the synagogue is gone, and much of this Jewish history has been forgotten.
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If you think they won't do everything in their power to make sure Najib is also acquitted for the 1MDB trial, you're naive.
At that rate, he would be the most pardoned person in Malaysian history.
"It works. Singapore remains one of the cleanest and safest cities in the world."
And some say capital punishment does not reduce trafficking.
Replying to @AldoSterone111
I lived in Singapore as an expat kid many years ago. They do not screw around there when it comes to crimes, especially drugs.
It works. Singapore remains one of the cleanest and safest cities in the world.
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Smuggling drugs is a very stupid idea. But smuggling drugs on a flight that stops for 4 hours in Singapore is stupidity beyond comprehension.
Malaysian traffickers should do their illicit business in Singapore.
Trafiquer de la drogue est une idée très stupide. Mais trafiquer de la drogue en prenant un vol qui s'arrête pendant 4 heures à Singapour est d'une stupidité insondable.
En décembre 2002, le jeune Van Tuong Nguyen a pris un vol depuis le Cambodge vers l'Australie. L'embarquement à Phnom Penh s'est bien passé. La police ne s'intéressait pas trop aux touristes qui quittent le pays.
Dans son sac à dos, il avait dissimulé un paquet de 350 grammes d'héroïne. Un autre paquet, de même taille, était collé sur son dos. Le destinataire se trouvait à Melbourne. Sauf que le vol avait atterri à Singapour vers 15 heures.
Van Tuong Nguyen, dit Caleb, a commencé à se balader dans le terminal 1 en passant régulièrement devant la porte C22. C'est de là qu'il devait embarquer sur le vol QF10 de Qantas.
30 minutes avant le départ prévu à 20h45, l'embarquement a commencé. Une fois dans l'avion, la mission serait pratiquement accomplie. A Melbourne, ils ne sont pas très regardants.
C'est là qu'il remarque quelque chose à l'entrée de la salle d'embarquement de la porte C22 : il y a un dernier sas de securité avec un détecteur de métaux.
Caleb avance avec les passagers. Quand c'est son tour, le portique sonne. Une femme s'approche de lui avec un scanner manuel. Quand elle passe près de son dos, elle voit quelque chose sous la chemise. Des policiers lui demandent de les suivre dans une pièce de fouille. Le 747-400 décollera sans lui ce jour-là.
Les avocats ont tenté d'expliquer que la drogue n'était pas destinée au marché de Singapour. Le Premier ministre australien, John Howard, a tenté des efforts diplomatiques. Le Vatican a fait des appels à la clémence...
Mais à Singapour, la peine de mort est obligatoire au-delà de 15 grammes de drogue. Les excuses comme le dérangement mental ou dire qu'on a été forcé par des trafiquants méchants et puissants ne marche pas.
Le 1er décembre 2005, il a fait ses adieux à sa famille. Sa mère n'avait pas le droit de le prendre dans ses bras, mais pouvait le toucher en passant ses doigts à travers une grille.
Le 2 décembre à 6 heures du matin, Darshan Singh, l'exécuteur est venu le chercher. C'est un pro. Avec lui, les choses se passent vite et sans souffrance inutile. En général, il dit aux condamnés : "je vais t'envoyer vers un monde meilleur. Que Dieu te bénisse".
Une fois qu'un médecin a constaté la mort de Caleb par pendaison, son corps a été mis dans un sac blanc et remis à la famille qui était venue avec des représentants du consulat.
Caleb a fini par le prendre son vol pour Melbourne, mais dans la soute.
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Anwar Ibrahim has warned against excusing corruption on the grounds of a leader's past contributions.
Warn who?
Did you bring this up in the Pardons Board meeting?
@hannahyeoh
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has warned against excusing corruption on the grounds of a leader's past contributions, amid public attention on the Kuala Lumpur High Court's decision yesterday allowing former prime minister Najib Abdul Razak to serve the remainder of his prison sentence under house arrest.
In a social media post today featuring excerpts from his address at the 14th Madani Intellectual Forum, Anwar said compromising with corruption in the name of a leader's past service was contrary to Islamic teachings.
Read more: malaysiakini.com/news/888872…
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Fasting is an ibadah, a personal accountability.
Fasting itself is a self-control, not controlling other people.
Dear non-Muslims,
As Ramadan is just 92 days away,
Please avoid eating in front of Muslims who are fasting.
Please avoid drinking in their presence.
Do not deliberately tempt those observing the fast.
Muslims will be fasting from dawn until sunset.
A little consideration and respect go a long way. ❤️🌙
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Najib Is 'Home Alone'. Rosmah To Stay At KL Apartment During His House Arrest
He is also reportedly barred from ordering food delivery.
Read the full story here: says.com/my/news/najib-home-…
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Pasal celupar? Mulut murai?
Taiwan has confirmed that it suspended bilateral investment talks with Malaysia over Anwar's remarks describing Taiwan as part of China.
By right, Asean practises non-interference into others’ domestic affairs.
Taiwan is a strong player in AI chips technology and supply chains besides TVET education and logistics.
It also maintains substantial investments in Malaysia far bigger than Turkiye and Palestine.
What business will we suffer due to a loose-tongue?
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Israeli mother on live TV, asked about Western recognition of Palestine:
“If you’re willing to have your daughters 30 meters away from terrorists who openly say they will massacre, rape and burn them…
and your government does nothing…
and even gives them food…
…and you think that’s normal…
…and you want to give them a state (which they already had since 2005)…”
She continues:
“They had independence.
What did they do with it?
They destroyed their own territory.”
Then, looking straight into the camera:
“I wish the British people a lot of luck.
As one mother to the mothers of the United Kingdom…
you are being overtaken by extremist Islamist forces.”
No filter. No apology. Just reality.
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