Alex Aan’s trial begins Thursday Via:- Maryam Namazie Alex Aan‘s trial begins tomorrow, Thursday, with the first prosecution witnesses being called, according to Rafiq Mahmood. Alex is the 30 year old Indonesian civil servant who has been charged with ‘insulting’ Islam in an atheist group in Facebook. Rafiq says: This isn’t just for Alex but [...]
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Facebook Atheist Charged for “Insulting” Islam | Islamo-Fascism Attacks Free Speech
Posted: April 27, 2012 in Atheism, Atheist Good Guys, Atheists, Atheists Are Smarter, Blasphemy Laws, Free Speech, Freedom From Religion, Freedom of Speech, Freethinkers, Fundamentalism, Islam, Islamic Censorship, Islamic Fascism, Islamic Fundamentalism, Islamic Power, Islamic Religious Right, IslamofascismTags: Asia, Atheist Alliance International, atheist group, Britain, Central Council of Ex-Muslims, Egypt, Facebook, Human Rights, Indonesia, Indonesian language, Islam, Libya, Maryam Namazie, Politics, Religion, richarddawkins net, United States
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Islamist prisoners spread radicalization in UK jails, report finds
Posted: February 13, 2012 in Islam, Islamic, Islamic Fascism, Islamic Fundamentalism, Islamic Religious Right, Islamist Fundamentalists, IslamofascismTags: Abu Hamza, Abu Hamza al-Masri, Hamza, London, London Eye, Member of Parliament, National Offender Management Service, United States
Islamist prisoners spread radicalization in UK jails, report finds Ministers of parliament visited Belmarch prison in south-east London, which detains some of the most dangerous extremists in the country, including radical cleric Abu Hamza. (Reuters) By AL ARABIYA Islamist prisoners in the United Kingdom are preaching radical Islam to new inmates, recent findings in a [...]
Blasphemer Assassinated for Opposing the Islamic Religious Right
Posted: January 12, 2011 in Blasphemy Laws, Islamic Assassinations, Islamic Religious Right, Islamist Terror, Salman Taseer, Separation of Church and StateTags: Blasphemy Laws, Islamic Assassinations, Islamic Religious Right, Islamist Terror, Pakistani Right Wing, Pakistani Theocrats, Salman Taseer, Separation of Church and State
Shot down for opposing the religious right Few Pakistani politicians have had the courage to oppose blasphemy laws so openly and brazenly as Punjab Governor Salman Taseer, who was assassinated this week by a member of his own security detail for his political stance. By Irfan Yusuf, January 7, 2011 Last man standing? [...]
