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Activites Human Rights Palestine June 9, 2009

Bahar: IOA committed all forms of war crimes against Palestinians in Gaza

Acting PLC speaker MP Dr. Ahmad Bahar has accused the Israeli occupation authority of committing war crimes against the Palestinian people in Gaza Strip as he briefed a Norwegian delegation

Activites Human Rights Palestine June 9, 2009

Hamdan: West Bank incidents top Mishaal-Suleiman talks

Osama Hamdan, the Hamas representative in Lebanon, said that the Ramallah security apparatuses’ practices in the West Bank would top the agenda of the talks between Hamas supreme leader Khaled

Human Rights Other Blogs June 9, 2009

State Security Police forces Internet café owners

When the cafe owner and the café manager received their license and ID cards from the State Security an officer warned them and ordered to write down the names, addresses

Islamic Movements MB Understanding June 9, 2009

Islamist radicalisation: the challenge for euro-mediterranean relations

The question underlying the book is whether the EU should engage more specifically with the ‘moderate’ Islamist parties, and at least recognise radical Islamist movements that achieve democratic electoral success

Activites Human Rights Obama June 9, 2009

Obama’s Speech: First Responses from the Region

The New York Times surveys the responses of a few Arab students to President Obama’s speech in Cairo. Sulafah Al Shami, a Jordanian student, called it “a big break from

Activites Human Rights Obama June 8, 2009

Obama Delivers Speech to Muslim World in Cairo

At 6:10am EST, President Barack Obama delivered his highly anticipated speech to the Muslim world at Cairo University.

Activites Obama June 8, 2009

America Reacts to Obama’s Speech

Mark Lynch praised President Obama’s speech in Cairo today, calling it a triumph for public diplomacy that peacefully serves as an “invitation to conversation.”

Activites Election Coverage Iran June 8, 2009

Iran’s Presidential Debates: Ahmadinejad vs. Mousavi

The second, and most highly anticipated, of Iran’s presidential debates took place last night between President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and former prime minister Mir Hossein Mousavi, the New York Times reports.