Written by Compass News Roger Elliott
November 24, 2008
Human rights advocates look to international arena for help.
By Roger Elliott
ISTANBUL, November 24 (Compass Direct News) - Egyptian human rights workers are looking to international bodies for support against Muslim judges who use sharia (Islamic law) to undermine custody ... Read more: Custody Battles in Egypt Bring Islamic Law into Question
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Written by EyeOnTheUN
November 23, 2008
NEW YORK - This Monday, November 24th, the UN will commemorate its annual International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People with a film depicting Jews as Nazi-equivalents and a public exhibit mourning the sixty years of Israel's existence.
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Written by Col. Danny Tirza
Read more: The Influence of Christian Interests in the Security Fence in Jerusalem, Israel
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Written by Vincent Gioia

November 22, 2008
By Vincent Gioia
Every generation or so complains about how the next generation is changing our lives, the country, etc. but sometimes the changes are not just in how long we let our hair grow or what the music fad is, sometimes the changes are tragic to the fabric of ... Read more: Tearing down crosses and making threats does not change minds
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Written by David J. Rusin
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Written by Doug Ross

Read more: Valerie Jarrett, Senior White House Adviser to Barack Obama
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Written by Right Side News
November 22, 2008
Andy Martin, Philip Berg, Alan Keyes and others have at least 17 lawsuits in 12 states.
There has been a cloud of controversy over Barack Obama's birth certificate, Obama's birth place and even questions surrounding who his parents really are. All Obama has to do is provide ...
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Written by Right Side News
Judicial Watch, the public interest group that investigates and prosecutes government corruption, announced today that it has obtained documents linking Valerie Jarrett, an advisor to Barack Obama and the co-chairman of the ...
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Written by Right Side News
November 20, 2008
Right Side News: WASHINGTON-Kyrgyzstan has joined the roster of former Soviet republics that are intent on asserting state control over faith communities. In the process, these states are depriving many citizens of the freedom of religion guaranteed by their constitution and ... Read more: Central Asia: Kyrgyz Draft Law, Like Others in Region, Will Restrict Freedom of Religion
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