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"Hijab Bans in Schools Violate Religious Freedom": US On Karnataka Row
A US government body that monitors and reports on religious freedom abroad has criticised Karnataka amid the row over Muslim students' demand for wearing hijab on campus.
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ISIS Calls For 'Slaughter' Of Voters In US On Election Day: Terrorist Monitoring Group
The ISIS terror group has called for "slaughter" of American voters on Election Day and urged Muslims not to participate in the democratic process, according to a US-based terrorist monitoring group.
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Al Qaeda Urges Muslims In India To Mount Lone Wolf Attacks: Report
A regional branch of al Qaeda urged Muslims in India to revolt and carry out lone wolf attacks, a US monitoring site reported, days after the rival jihadi movement ISIS claimed responsibility for Bangladesh's worst militant attack.
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Police monitoring and a climate of fear
The counterman at the Jordan Halal Restaurant, a greasy spoon of a greasy spoon on South Orange Avenue, tossed up his hands as I pulled out my press card. No, no, he doesn't want to speak, please no.
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New York police built secret files on mosques in New Jersey
Americans living and working in New Jersey's largest city were subjected to surveillance as part of the New York Police Department's effort to build databases of where Muslims work, shop and pray. The operation in Newark was so secretive even the city's mayor says he was kept in the dark.
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New York mayor defends monitoring of Muslim students on Web
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg on Tuesday defended the New York Police Department's monitoring of the Web sites of Muslim student groups at more than a dozen universities across the Northeast, framing the effort as one way to guard against the threat of terrorism.
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US: More screening for Muslim travellers
The US government's decision to especially monitor citizens of 14 countries at airports in the wake of the botched attempt to blow up a plane on Christmas Day, has intensified the debate over racial and religious profiling in America.
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Qaeda leader's wife: Support Jihad, don't join it
The wife of al-Qaeda's second-in-command, Ayman al-Zawahiri, has appealed to Muslim women not to join the jihad themselves but to support their men in holy war, US monitoring groups said on Thursday.
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"Hijab Bans in Schools Violate Religious Freedom": US On Karnataka Row
A US government body that monitors and reports on religious freedom abroad has criticised Karnataka amid the row over Muslim students' demand for wearing hijab on campus.
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ISIS Calls For 'Slaughter' Of Voters In US On Election Day: Terrorist Monitoring Group
The ISIS terror group has called for "slaughter" of American voters on Election Day and urged Muslims not to participate in the democratic process, according to a US-based terrorist monitoring group.
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Al Qaeda Urges Muslims In India To Mount Lone Wolf Attacks: Report
A regional branch of al Qaeda urged Muslims in India to revolt and carry out lone wolf attacks, a US monitoring site reported, days after the rival jihadi movement ISIS claimed responsibility for Bangladesh's worst militant attack.
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Police monitoring and a climate of fear
The counterman at the Jordan Halal Restaurant, a greasy spoon of a greasy spoon on South Orange Avenue, tossed up his hands as I pulled out my press card. No, no, he doesn't want to speak, please no.
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New York police built secret files on mosques in New Jersey
Americans living and working in New Jersey's largest city were subjected to surveillance as part of the New York Police Department's effort to build databases of where Muslims work, shop and pray. The operation in Newark was so secretive even the city's mayor says he was kept in the dark.
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New York mayor defends monitoring of Muslim students on Web
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg on Tuesday defended the New York Police Department's monitoring of the Web sites of Muslim student groups at more than a dozen universities across the Northeast, framing the effort as one way to guard against the threat of terrorism.
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US: More screening for Muslim travellers
The US government's decision to especially monitor citizens of 14 countries at airports in the wake of the botched attempt to blow up a plane on Christmas Day, has intensified the debate over racial and religious profiling in America.
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Qaeda leader's wife: Support Jihad, don't join it
The wife of al-Qaeda's second-in-command, Ayman al-Zawahiri, has appealed to Muslim women not to join the jihad themselves but to support their men in holy war, US monitoring groups said on Thursday.
