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Hijab-Clad Teen Attacked By Men Screaming "Trump" On US Subway
A Muslim student was allegedly assaulted aboard a US subway train by three drunk white men who repeatedly screamed "Donald Trump!" and hurled anti-Islam slurs before trying to rip her hijab off, the latest in a slew of incidents in which headscarf-clad women have been targeted.
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Dutch Anti-Islam MP Unrepentant On Hate Speech Charges
Dutch far-right MP Geert Wilders remained unrepentant Friday over statements made which prosecutors say incited racial hatred in the Netherlands, saying "I will not take back what I said".
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Rishi Kapoor is Having to Explain His Tweets Again
For the last two days, the 63-year-old star of films such as Amar Akbar Anthony and Rafoo Chakkar has been defending himself against charges of having been anti-Islamic and also anti-Prime Minister Modi in separate tweets. "Never said anything anti Islam as thought by some youngsters," Rishi Kapoor wrote on Twitter
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'All Bases Covered' in Coalition Bid to Crush Islamic State
"All bases are covered" in a US-led multinational coalition against the Islamic State, John Kerry said, as Washington rallies diplomatic and public support to smash the jihadists.
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Hafiz Saeed moves Pakistan court over anti-Islam film
Jamaat-ud-Dawah chief Hafiz Mohammad Saeed today filed a petition in the Lahore High Court, asking it to direct the Pakistan government to approach the International Court of Justice against the makers of the anti-Islam film 'Innocence of Muslims'.
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Pak govt blocks 20,000 websites, including YouTube: Reports
Pakistani authorities have blocked about 20,000 websites, including YouTube, for hosting "objectionable" material like footage from the anti-Islam movie "Innocence of Muslims", an official said today.
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Anti-Islam film protests: Internet, mobile phone services suspended in Kashmir
Internet and mobile phone services have been suspended in Kashmir after the state government directed internet and telecom service providers to take all measures to ensure that a controversial film deemed offensive to Islam is not accessible to subscribers.
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Hijab-Clad Teen Attacked By Men Screaming "Trump" On US Subway
A Muslim student was allegedly assaulted aboard a US subway train by three drunk white men who repeatedly screamed "Donald Trump!" and hurled anti-Islam slurs before trying to rip her hijab off, the latest in a slew of incidents in which headscarf-clad women have been targeted.
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Dutch Anti-Islam MP Unrepentant On Hate Speech Charges
Dutch far-right MP Geert Wilders remained unrepentant Friday over statements made which prosecutors say incited racial hatred in the Netherlands, saying "I will not take back what I said".
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Rishi Kapoor is Having to Explain His Tweets Again
For the last two days, the 63-year-old star of films such as Amar Akbar Anthony and Rafoo Chakkar has been defending himself against charges of having been anti-Islamic and also anti-Prime Minister Modi in separate tweets. "Never said anything anti Islam as thought by some youngsters," Rishi Kapoor wrote on Twitter
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'All Bases Covered' in Coalition Bid to Crush Islamic State
"All bases are covered" in a US-led multinational coalition against the Islamic State, John Kerry said, as Washington rallies diplomatic and public support to smash the jihadists.
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Hafiz Saeed moves Pakistan court over anti-Islam film
Jamaat-ud-Dawah chief Hafiz Mohammad Saeed today filed a petition in the Lahore High Court, asking it to direct the Pakistan government to approach the International Court of Justice against the makers of the anti-Islam film 'Innocence of Muslims'.
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Pak govt blocks 20,000 websites, including YouTube: Reports
Pakistani authorities have blocked about 20,000 websites, including YouTube, for hosting "objectionable" material like footage from the anti-Islam movie "Innocence of Muslims", an official said today.
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Anti-Islam film protests: Internet, mobile phone services suspended in Kashmir
Internet and mobile phone services have been suspended in Kashmir after the state government directed internet and telecom service providers to take all measures to ensure that a controversial film deemed offensive to Islam is not accessible to subscribers.
