Deepti

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Bahamas Proposal to Ban Marital Rape Sparks Controversy
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by Deepti  8-23-2009    2
 Sandra Dean-Patterson, director of a nonprofit that aides abuse victims continues to speak out in support of the bill. She told the Associated Press that the bill "says that our nation will no longer condone violence in the family. If you have to force your husband or your wife to be sexual, something is wrong with the relationship." *applauds*
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Ahmadinejad to Appoint Women to Iranian Cabinet
Deepti
by Deepti  8-18-2009    1
 *roll eyes*
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Controversial Shia family law Published Before Afghanistan Elections
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by Deepti  8-18-2009    2
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Rape of Men Used as Weapon of War in Congo
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by Deepti  8-8-2009    1
 Just when I thought I couldn't be more disgusted....
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Five-year-olds to learn evils of 'wife beating'
Deepti
by Deepti  8-6-2009   
 wow!
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Malaysian sentenced for forcing wife to have sex
Deepti
by Deepti  8-6-2009    1
 *applauds*
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Syria Increases Minimum Sentence for Honor Killing
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by Deepti  7-12-2009    1
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Uganda to Ban Female Genital Mutilation
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by Deepti  7-12-2009   
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Australia discovers 3 new large dinosaurs
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by Deepti  7-5-2009   
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New Delhi Court Rules to Decriminalize Homosexuality
Deepti
by Deepti  7-3-2009    1
 At last!
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Egypt Approves Quota for Women in Parliament
Deepti
by Deepti  6-20-2009   
 While many Eqyptian women praise the law as a step forward, others believe it is only a superficial attempt at empowering women or are suspicious of governmental motives. Nagla Mohammed, a homemaker, told Deutsche Presse-Agentur, "It is good that women should play a role in politics...But I can only judge the impact of their presence in parliament after I see their practical contribution. It is not a matter of having women in parliament - the question is what they will do."
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Chinese Woman Acting in Self-Defense Spared Criminal Responsibility
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by Deepti  6-20-2009    2
 criminal responsibility for defending yourself from rape?
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Australian couple loses home via Facebook
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by wiccantexan  12-16-2008    3
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Mercury was once alive with volcanoes
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by Deepti  10-30-2008   
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Global warming leads India tigers to village attacks
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by Deepti  10-20-2008    1
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Twins who swapped roles charged with fraud
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by Deepti  9-28-2008   
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Proposed Legislation in Iran Would End Death by Stoning
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by Deepti  8-9-2008   
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Marry or lose job, says Iran firm
Deepti
by Deepti  6-12-2008    4
 In the same vein, the governor of the eastern province of North Khorasan ruled recently that only married people would be hired for official posts in the region :rolleyes:
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The appointment of first Arab Jewish woman ambassador awaiting US nod
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by Deepti  6-12-2008   
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Hunger, water scarcity displaces thousands of Afghans
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by Deepti  6-4-2008   
 Faced by violence in the past two years, the bloodiest since the Taliban's ouster in 2001, and frustration from many Afghans about perceived lack of development, the government has been seeking ways to import flour or wheat to curb rising food prices
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"frogamander" fossil
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by Deepti  5-26-2008   
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China makes one-child policy exception for quake families
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by Deepti  5-26-2008    5
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Canada to formally apologise to Indians for 1914 brutality
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by Deepti  5-14-2008    4
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Los Angeles man wins right to use wife's last name
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by Deepti  5-6-2008   
 A subsequent lawsuit led to a new California state law guaranteeing the rights of both married couples and registered domestic partners to choose whichever last name they prefer on their marriage and driving licenses
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Malaysia travel-restriction plan for women sparks anger
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by Deepti  5-4-2008    1
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Global consortium to hunt for cancer genes
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by Deepti  4-29-2008   
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Maldives wants emissions cuts but not from tourism
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by Deepti  4-23-2008   
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Cambodian 'Killing Fields' journalist dies
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by Deepti  3-31-2008   
 Schanberg described Dith's ordeal and salvation in a 1980 magazine article titled "The Death and Life of Dith Pran". Schanberg's reporting from Phnom Penh had earned him a Pulitzer Prize in 1976. Later a book, the magazine article became the basis for The Killing Fields, the highly successful 1984 British film starring Sam Waterston as the Times correspondent and Haing S. Ngor, another Cambodian escapee from the Khmer Rouge, as Dith Pran. The film won three Oscars, including the best supporting actor award to Ngor. Ngor, a physician, was shot to death in 1996 during a robbery outside his Los Angeles home
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Gorilla project unites Uganda, Rwanda and Congo
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by Deepti  2-24-2008   
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Indian being held in Pakistan jail since 1973
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by Deepti  2-12-2008   
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You can't even shave while driving anymore?
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by Deepti  2-5-2008    5
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Researchers find a 1791 time capsule atop Mexico City Cathedral tower
Deepti
by Deepti  1-31-2008   
 Researchers spent the next three months opening the airtight box and preserving its contents. Among them was a small case of wax blessed by the Pope that served to protect against mishaps, said Rev. Ruben Avila, rector of the cathedral. Also inside was an engraving of Saint Barbara, a Roman Catholic martyr associated with lightning whose image served as "a religious lightening rod, to protect against damage," said archaeologist Xavier Cortes, director of historic buildings for the National Council of the Arts and Culture.
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Australia to apologise to Aborigines
Deepti
by Deepti  1-31-2008    1
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'Subprime' named word of the year
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by Deepti  1-6-2008   
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Go ahead, egg my Hummer
Deepti
by Deepti  12-27-2007   
 Couldn't he just have straightaway donated to charity the money he intended to buy the Hummer with???
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Japan begins fingerprinting foreigners
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by Deepti  11-20-2007    3
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Indian elephants turn thespians to save wild mates
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by Deepti  11-6-2007    1
 Villagers are increasingly encroaching on forest land, while elephants are increasingly barging into villages, killing dozens of people each year, often by trampling on them. The villagers' tactics involve building makeshift electric fences from electric pylons around villages, which electrocute elephants on contact. A dozen elephants have been killed in this way in eastern India so far this year, conservationists say Only about 120,000 square km (46,340 square miles) of India's landmass -- less than four percent of the total -- is suitable for elephants, according to a survey by the environment ministry last year
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Spider bite no excuse for rape, court says
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by Deepti  11-5-2007    1
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Doctors use vodka drip to save dying man
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by Deepti  11-1-2007    4
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Peruvians get sick from meteorite crater
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by Deepti  9-19-2007   
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