Oslo: Students complain school segregates by gender and ethnicity 0

Oslo: Students complain school segregates by gender and ethnicity Via VG (Norwegian): Ali Hassan, Ali Al-Amin and Ali Hasane, who learn at Ulsrud high-school in the Oslo suburb of Bøler, say their school segregates based on gender and ethnicity.

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Oslo: Less than 40 show up for Afghanistan War protest 0

Oslo: Less than 40 show up for Afghanistan War protest Via the Foreigner : Organizers had announced they expected between 500 and 750, but several amongst Norway’s Muslim community had encouraged members to boycott the protest. Just 37 people turned up in front of Parliament to hear one of two speakers, Arfan Bhatti, say, “the safety of the Norwegian people will be threatened as long as you are in Afghanistan.

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Denmark: Millions sent abroad to finance terrorism 0

Denmark: Millions sent abroad to finance terrorism Via JP (Danish, h/t JIHAD I MALMÖ ) Jakob Scharf, head of the Danish Security Service (PET), said Tuesday that terrorist groups like Al-Qaeda and Al-Shabaab get funds from Denmark.

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EU: Judges overturn asylum regulation 0

EU: Judges overturn asylum regulation Via Presseurop : An asylum seeker cannot be transferred to an EU state where he or she “risks having to endure degrading or inhumane treatment,” reports Die Tageszeitung. The European Court of Justice has set a precedent by ruling in favour of six refugees from Afghanistan, Iran and Algeria who entered the EU via Greece, and thereafter filed for asylum in the UK and Ireland. In line with the Dublin II regulation which stipulates that asylum applications must be processed by the first European state in which a refugee arrives, the six had been returned to Greece, where the conditions for refugees are catastrophic.

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Russia: Tajik immigrants deported over jailed pilot case 0

Russia: Tajik immigrants deported over jailed pilot case Via RT : Around 300 Tajik citizens will be deported from Russia in response to the jailing of a Russian pilot in Tajikistan. “We have started working on the issue, and extradition will occur in days,” said Federal Migration Service Director, Konstantin Romodanovsky.

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US Sends Billions in Equipment That Kabul Can’t Afford 0

US Sends Billions in Equipment That Kabul Can’t Afford : And Musa (Moses) said:”Our Lord! You have indeed bestowed on Fir’aun (Pharaoh) and his chiefs splendour and wealth in the life of this world, our Lord! That they may lead men astray from Your Path. Our Lord! Destroy their wealth, and harden their hearts, so that they will not believe until they see the painful torment.” Surah Yunus-Ayah 88

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Norway: "You can’t oppose capital punishment and be Muslim" 0

Norway: “You can’t oppose capital punishment and be Muslim” Fahad Qureshi and Islam Net make the news every so often with radical statements and preachers. This article gave Norwegian Muslims an opportunity to voice their disagreement. See also: Oslo: “They’ve taken my religion and are using it in a way that scares me” Via VG (Norwegian): Norwegian news site VG NETT reports that Fahad Qureshi, head of the Islamic mission organization Islam Net, supports capital punishment.

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Frankfurt: Islamist says ’sorry’ for killing US airmen 0

Frankfurt: Islamist says ’sorry’ for killing US airmen ( picture ) Via AFP : A 21-year-old man from Kosovo apologised in court Wednesday for killing two US soldiers at Frankfurt airport as they headed to Afghanistan, saying he had been influenced by Islamist propaganda.

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Afghanistan: British couple planned terror attacks 0

Afghanistan: British couple planned terror attacks Via the Daily Telegraph : A British man and a woman have been captured by forces in Afghanistan as they prepared to link up with terrorists in order to launch attacks in the UK, sources have disclosed. The pair, who are of Afghan origin and are understood to have dual nationality, were detained by the SAS during a raid on a guest house in Herat, an historic city close to the Iranian border. They are thought to be the first Britons to be captured alive in Afghanistan since 2001, although there have been reports of Britons who have died in suicide operations or been killed

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Netherlands: Westernized Afghan teenager wins right to stay 0

Netherlands: Westernized Afghan teenager wins right to stay Via DutchNews : A 14-year-old school girl threatened with deportation to Afghanistan is to be allowed to stay in the Netherlands, immigration minister Gerd Leers said on Friday. Sahar Hbrahim Gel and her family have lived in the Netherlands for 10 years

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