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Indonesia Court Sentences 2 Men To Public Caning For Kissing, Hugging
An Islamic court in Indonesia's conservative Aceh province on Monday sentenced two men to public caning, 80 times each, after Islamic religious police caught them engaged in what the court deemed were sexual acts: hugging and kissing.
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"To Protect Moral, Ethical Values": Kyrgyzstan Bans Online Porn
Japarov's office said the ban on pornography is to "protect moral and ethical values" in mostly Muslim Kyrgyzstan, a mountainous Central Asian country of 7 million people which gained independence from the Soviet Union in 1991.
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"Morale Of Criminals Sky-High": Chirag Paswan's Fresh Fire At Bihar Allies
Hours after five men walked into a Patna hospital and shot dead a criminal out on parole, Union Minister and NDA ally Chirag Paswan targeted the Nitish Kumar-led BJP-JDU government, saying Bihar's law and order situation has become cause for concern
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Abhishek Banerjee’s Stolen OTT Release Date: When and Where to Watch it Online?
Stolen is a story of two brothers who witness a woman stealing a baby at a railway station. That one evening changes everything for them, too. One entirely led by my moral duty convinces his brother to help the mother find her child; what follows next is an eye opener for the viewers as it shows the societal norms and flaws in the institutional law...
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Taliban Rejects UN Criticism Of Morality Law As Insult To Islamic Values
The Taliban government's morality police said it would not cooperate with the United Nation's mission in Afghanistan, calling it "an opposing side".
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Afghan Women To Fully Cover Faces, Men To Grow Beards: Taliban Codify Morality Laws
Afghanistan's Taliban formally codified a long set of rules governing morality this week, ranging from requiring women to cover their faces and men to grow beards to banning car drivers from playing music, the Justice Ministry said.
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Taliban Morality Ministry Dismisses Over 280 Men For Failure To Grow Beards
The Taliban's morality ministry has dismissed more than 280 members of the security force for failure to grow a beard and have detained more than 13,000 people in Afghanistan for "immoral acts" in the past year, officials said on Tuesday.
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BJP Welcoming Tainted Leaders? "Doors Open For All," Says Nirmala Sitharaman
All major political parties encashed electoral bonds and nobody has a moral authority to say anything as it was legal and according to law, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said.
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Opinion: On India's Anti-Cheating Bill - Punishment Won't Do, The Rot Runs Deeper
Cheating is neither an ethical or moral issue, nor a law-and-order problem. In fact, it reflects the nature of our education system in schools and colleges, and the number of opportunities (higher education or jobs) available for young people.
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Court Not A Place To Sermonise Society On Morality, Ethics: Supreme Court
Court is not an institution to sermonise society on morality and ethics and rather, it is bound by the rule of law while taking decisions, the Supreme Court has said.
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Supreme Court Says It's Not An Institution To "Sermonise" On Morality
The Supreme Court has said it is not an institution to "sermonise" society on morality and ethics and is bound by the brooding presence of the rule of law, as it allowed the appeal of a woman convicted of poisoning her two sons to death.
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"Many Killed Each Year...": Chief Justice Takes On Dishonour Killings
The CJI was delivering the Ashok Desai Memorial Lecture, organised by the Bombay Bar Association in Mumbai. Mr Desai was a former Attorney General of India, and
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"Moral Obligation To Pass And Enforce Laws": Joe Biden On Gun Violence
President Joe Biden said Wednesday that America should feel collective "guilt" for its failure to tackle gun violence, as the country marks 10 years since its worst-ever school shooting, at Sandy Hook Elementary.
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Indonesia To Ban Sex Outside Marriage, Live-Ins
Indonesia is expected to ratify sweeping changes to its criminal code on Tuesday, senior officials confirmed, in a legal overhaul that critics say could wind back hard-won democratic freedoms and police morality in the Southeast Asian nation.
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Iran Women Cut Hair, Burn Hijab To Protest Death Of 22-Year-Old In Custody
Under Iran's sharia or Islamic law, women are obliged to cover their hair and wear long, loose-fitting clothes.
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Indonesia Court Sentences 2 Men To Public Caning For Kissing, Hugging
An Islamic court in Indonesia's conservative Aceh province on Monday sentenced two men to public caning, 80 times each, after Islamic religious police caught them engaged in what the court deemed were sexual acts: hugging and kissing.
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"To Protect Moral, Ethical Values": Kyrgyzstan Bans Online Porn
Japarov's office said the ban on pornography is to "protect moral and ethical values" in mostly Muslim Kyrgyzstan, a mountainous Central Asian country of 7 million people which gained independence from the Soviet Union in 1991.
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"Morale Of Criminals Sky-High": Chirag Paswan's Fresh Fire At Bihar Allies
Hours after five men walked into a Patna hospital and shot dead a criminal out on parole, Union Minister and NDA ally Chirag Paswan targeted the Nitish Kumar-led BJP-JDU government, saying Bihar's law and order situation has become cause for concern
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Abhishek Banerjee’s Stolen OTT Release Date: When and Where to Watch it Online?
Stolen is a story of two brothers who witness a woman stealing a baby at a railway station. That one evening changes everything for them, too. One entirely led by my moral duty convinces his brother to help the mother find her child; what follows next is an eye opener for the viewers as it shows the societal norms and flaws in the institutional law...
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Taliban Rejects UN Criticism Of Morality Law As Insult To Islamic Values
The Taliban government's morality police said it would not cooperate with the United Nation's mission in Afghanistan, calling it "an opposing side".
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Afghan Women To Fully Cover Faces, Men To Grow Beards: Taliban Codify Morality Laws
Afghanistan's Taliban formally codified a long set of rules governing morality this week, ranging from requiring women to cover their faces and men to grow beards to banning car drivers from playing music, the Justice Ministry said.
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Taliban Morality Ministry Dismisses Over 280 Men For Failure To Grow Beards
The Taliban's morality ministry has dismissed more than 280 members of the security force for failure to grow a beard and have detained more than 13,000 people in Afghanistan for "immoral acts" in the past year, officials said on Tuesday.
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BJP Welcoming Tainted Leaders? "Doors Open For All," Says Nirmala Sitharaman
All major political parties encashed electoral bonds and nobody has a moral authority to say anything as it was legal and according to law, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said.
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Opinion: On India's Anti-Cheating Bill - Punishment Won't Do, The Rot Runs Deeper
Cheating is neither an ethical or moral issue, nor a law-and-order problem. In fact, it reflects the nature of our education system in schools and colleges, and the number of opportunities (higher education or jobs) available for young people.
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Court Not A Place To Sermonise Society On Morality, Ethics: Supreme Court
Court is not an institution to sermonise society on morality and ethics and rather, it is bound by the rule of law while taking decisions, the Supreme Court has said.
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Supreme Court Says It's Not An Institution To "Sermonise" On Morality
The Supreme Court has said it is not an institution to "sermonise" society on morality and ethics and is bound by the brooding presence of the rule of law, as it allowed the appeal of a woman convicted of poisoning her two sons to death.
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"Many Killed Each Year...": Chief Justice Takes On Dishonour Killings
The CJI was delivering the Ashok Desai Memorial Lecture, organised by the Bombay Bar Association in Mumbai. Mr Desai was a former Attorney General of India, and
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"Moral Obligation To Pass And Enforce Laws": Joe Biden On Gun Violence
President Joe Biden said Wednesday that America should feel collective "guilt" for its failure to tackle gun violence, as the country marks 10 years since its worst-ever school shooting, at Sandy Hook Elementary.
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Indonesia To Ban Sex Outside Marriage, Live-Ins
Indonesia is expected to ratify sweeping changes to its criminal code on Tuesday, senior officials confirmed, in a legal overhaul that critics say could wind back hard-won democratic freedoms and police morality in the Southeast Asian nation.
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Iran Women Cut Hair, Burn Hijab To Protest Death Of 22-Year-Old In Custody
Under Iran's sharia or Islamic law, women are obliged to cover their hair and wear long, loose-fitting clothes.
