Evening NEWS DIGEST
23 Oct. 2016: 21 Muharram 1438: Vol: 8, No:18
Simultaneous polls likely
in UP, Punjab, Goa, Uttarakhand & Manipur in Feb- March: PTI
New Delhi: UP, which is set
to witness game-changer elections, and four other states will go to polls simultaneously,
most likely in Feb-March next, commencing shortly after the presentation of the
Union Budget on Feb.1.While it will be a single-day polling in Punjab, Goa,
Uttarakhand and Manipur, UP is likely to have as many as 7 phases, sources in
the Election Commission said.As a matter of abundant precaution, the government
approached the Commission for clearing its proposal to present the Union Budget
in Lok Sabha on Feb.1 and avoid criticism of violating the model code of
conduct that will come into force the day elections are announced.Sources said
that Commission had no objection to the budget exercise being carried on
because of the fact that it would cover the entire country and was not specific
to the poll-bound states.It has also been conveyed to the government that
caution should be exercised so that overtly populist measures are not included
in the budget aimed at voters in these states. The Commission is working on a
schedule for the polls which should be completed by the middle of March so that
new assemblies in these states could be constituted well in time before the
expiry of their tenure. While the term of the Uttar Pradesh assembly ends on
May 27, 2017, those of Goa, Manipur and Punjab end on March 18.Uttarakhand
Assembly's term ends on March 27.
Samajwadi Party row LIVE:
Mulayam’s party on brink of split as CM sacks Shivpal; Ramgopal expelled
New Delhi: The turf war in
Samajwadi Party took a new turn on Sunday after UP CM Akhilesh Yadav sacked his
uncle and senior party leader Shivpal Yadav from the cabinet along with three
others. The news came after Akhilesh called a meeting of legislators at party
office in Lucknow at 11:00 am this morning.Mainpuri MLA Raju Yadav spoke after
attending the meeting saying:“CM said that whoever is close to Amar Singh
cannot be a part of my cabinet.” News agency ANI reported that Shivpal Yadav
reached party patriarch Mulayam Singh Yadav’s residence immediately after the
news surfaced. Rift in Samajwadi Party had become apparent after party’s mining
minister Gayatri Prajapati was sacked by Akhilesh following which Mualayam
Singh Yadav stripped him of the status of party chief and appointed Shivpal
Yadav to the position.2 weeks after Prajapati’s expulsion, he was re inducted
in the cabinet. Amar Singh – who shares a close relationship with Mulayam Singh
Yadav – recently made a comeback to the party after 6 years and was given a
Rajya Sabha seat. indianexpress
Akhilesh sacks Shivpal and
other ministers
Sacked UP Minister Shivpal
Yadav Says Cousin Ram Gopal Expelled From Party
Ram Gopal Yadav plotting
against SP: Shivpal
Azam Khan blames 'one
single outsider' for SP feud
My removal from govt an
attempt to weaken SP leadership; Shivpal Yadav
SP crisis: Mulayam Singh
Yadav sacks pro-Akhilesh Ram Gopal Yadav for 'colluding with the BJP'
Split wide open! Akhilesh
could launch a new party to take on Mulayam:PTI
War at point-of-no-return?
If SP falls, Akhilesh will have to overcome Mulayam & Shivpal: Firstpost
PERSONAL LAW & uniform civil code
Muslim women go
door-to-door to collect signatures against Uniform Civil Code
Mumbai: A signature
campaign by the All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) against the
Uniform Civil Code is finding good response from Muslim women who have
themselves taken it as a responsibility of collecting signature from fellow
women and thereby displaying strong opposition for any changes in Muslim
Personal laws. AIMPB, apex body of Indian Muslims comprising organisations
representing all schools of Islamic thought, has taken up the signature
campaign while boycotting the questionnaire sent by the Law Commission. It has
prepared a form that states Muslim women are satisfied with existing personal
laws and do not want Uniform civil code, and is signed by Muslim women.form
provides AIMPLB’s address in the end and ask for posting the filled form there
or to send scanned copy of the filled form to its email address. AIMPLB
proposes to submit these filled-in forms to the President and the Law
Commission. Each form can be signed by women along with their names and
addresses. Form was distributed after Friday prayer at different mosques and
Muslim women have decided to get it filled by local residents in the respective
towns and cities, who are otherwise not worried or not aware of the
happenings.The form reads, “We the undersigned, Muslim women do hereby declare
that we are fully satisfied with all the rulings of Islam Shariah, particularly
Nikah, inheritance, divorce, khula and Faskh (dissolution of marriage). We deny
that these need any reform or there is any scope for change therein. We fully
support All India Muslim Personal Law Board and firmly stand with it in its
endeavours to safeguard shariah law. We wish to make it absolutely clear that
shariah law does not need any change, rather what really required is
eradication of social evils, cultivation of good habits and overcoming
weaknesses and honestly following the shariah.”TCN
Uniform Civil Code not
applicable as Nagaland part of India with spl provision under: Nagaland Cong
Kohima: Nagaland Pradesh
Congress Committee (NPCC) said that the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) was not
applicable and acceptable in Nagaland.NPCC Working President, P Ayang Aonok,
the Executive Committee of NPCC has resolved that UCC was not applicable and
acceptable in Nagaland.“This was resolved in a meeting on Friday to examine and
deliberate on questionnaires put forward by Justice BS Chauhan, Chairman Law
Commission of India to all concerned to engage with them on the comprehensive
exercise of the revision and reform of the family laws, as Article 44 of the
Indian Constitution provides that ‘the state shall endeavour to provide for its
citizen Uniform Civil Code throughout the territory of India’.NPCC meeting
resolved that Nagaland was “part of the Union of India with special provision
under Article 371A of the Indian Constitution, which quotes that
“notwithstanding anything in the Constitution. No Act of Parliament in respect
of (i) Religious or social practices of the Nagas; (ii) Naga customary law and
procedure; (iii) administration of civil and criminal justice involving
decision according to Naga customary law and procedures; and (iv) ownership and
transfer of land and its resources shall apply to the State of Nagaland unless
Legislative Assembly of Nagaland by a resolution so decides, the press release
said. UNI
Triple talaq must be
abolished to protect rights of Muslim women: BJP backs Naidu
New Delhi: BJP on Sunday
backed Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister M. Venkaiah Naidu’s assertion that
triple talaq was “anti-constitutional and anti-civilisation” and said that this
system must be abolished to protect the rights of Muslim women.“What Naidu ji
has said is absolutely correct; we are all sworn to the Constitution of India.
Constitution of India says that there should be gender quality and triple talaq
doesn’t give gender equality,” BJP leader Siddharth Nath Singh said“It
differentiates between Indian women on the basis of religion. Therefore, to protect
the rights of Muslim women triple talaq must be abolished,” he added.ANI
Those who pronounce oral
triple talaq in one sitting should be penalised by society:Khalid Saifullah
Hyderabad:Secretary of AIMPLB,
Maulana Khalid Saifullah Rahmani, on Saturday said that those who pronounce
oral triple talaq in one sitting should be penalised by society.Eminent scholar
of Islam was addressing a gathering of women from all walks of life at 'Muslim
Personal Law and Current Issues' seminar organised by Tafheem-e-Shariat
Committee, an AIMPLB affiliate, at Madina Education Centre in Nampally. While
Maulana Rahmani continued to maintain that oral triple talaq is considered
valid by all schools of thought, except Salafis and the Shiites, he said,
"Society should punish the men who pronounce oral triple talaq in one
sitting. Perhaps they should be made to pay a hefty fine to women they have
divorced so that they are able to remarry."He buttressed his point by stating
that Hazrat Omar ibn al Khattab, 2nd Caliph of Islam, considered
oral triple talaq as valid, but as punishment, administered lashes to the man
who pronounced it.The scholar, who is also the general secretary of Fiqh
Academy, said that Sharia considers the pronouncement of triple talaq in one
sitting as "sin"."It would be better that men stop this. Oral
triple talaq is greatly disliked. There is consensus among Islamic jurists on
this aspect ," he said.TOI
DMK condemns move on civil
code
DMK treasurer and Leader of the Opposition MK
Stalin has condemned the Centre’s efforts to implement a uniform civil code.In
a statement on Saturday, he said that DMK would never support a uniform civil
code. “Centre is trying to divert the people’s attention from the fundamental
problems,” said Stalin. the hindu
First give justice to Zakia
Jaffrey, Ishrat Jahan then bat for women's rights: Owaisi
Mumbai: Slamming PM
Narendra Modi over Uniform Civil Code and alleging that his cries for rights of
Muslim women are hollow, AIMIM Chief and Hyderabad MP Asaduddin Owaisi on
Saturday sought justice for Gujarat riot victim Zakia Jaffrey and Ishrat Jahan,
the college girl who died in cold-blooded murder by police."First give
justice to Zakia Jaffery and Ishrat Jahan then bat for rights of Muslim
women", Owaisi said while addressing a huge rally in Mumbra near Mumbai
Saturday evening.He said hundreds of thousands of women gathered are demanding
justice for 2 who have become the "symbols of worst kind of
victimization" in the country.ummid.com
Clerics against move to
change Muslim personal law
Nizamabad: Rally held to
oppose amendment to Muslim personal law
Talaq row: Muslim
organisations step up protest against Centre
Hyderabad: Muslim leaders
join hands against UCC
Hyderabad: Parties to back
Muslims’ fight against Uniform Civil Code
TRS MLC urges KCR
to stall Centre's move on triple
Mangaluru: Muslim committee
to start campaign
OTHERS
Won't oppose beef-eating in
Kerala: BJP Kerala chief
Nnew Delhi: Kerala BJP
state unit president V Muraleedharan has said his party has no plans to protest
against beef-eating in Kerala. Maintaining that food and dress of people vary
from state to state depending on climatic and cultural conditions, he asserted
that his party's constitution does not have any provision to regulate the
eating and dressing habits of people. "BJP does not interfere with what
kind of food people should eat and what dresses they wear. Our party
constitution does not speak about regulating the food habit of the people or
about imposing any dress code," Muraleedharan said. When asked if BJP will
object to beef-eating in Kerala, he said, "in India, food and dressing
habits vary from state to state, depending on respective climatic/geographical
conditions and cultural and traditional backgrounds. In Kerala, people are
predominately non-vegetarian and in some others states such as Gujarat people
are mostly vegetarian. As I said earlier, BJP has no intentions to regulate the
food habit of people, and therefore, we have no intention to protest against
people eating beef in Kerala". He
elaborated: "Again, people in Kerala wear 'mundu' and shirt while in some
states people wear kurta and pyjama. BJP does not demand any common dress code
either." ET
Gujarat govt signs MoUs
worth $5 billion with China firms
Ahmedabad; Even as voices
of boycott of Chinese goods get louder in the country, a Gujarat government
delegation that visited China to promote Vibrant Gujarat summit 2017, signed $5
billion worth agreements with Chinese companies. The delegation that concluded
its four-day visit Friday, visited Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen
cities under the leadership of Sanjay Prasad, Principal Secretary, Agriculture
and Cooperation Dept.of the state govt.The delegation held meetings with
government officials, top officials of industry bodies and trade associations
in China.During these meetings, govt of Gujarat signed key MoUs and investment
proposals with Liaoning Province of the People’s Republic of China, Dynagreen
Environmental Protection Group Co. Ltd, JCHK Holding Co. Ltd., Chengdu Xingrong
Group, Pacific Construction Group, ZT Esoft Technology Co. Ltd and Sinoma
Taishan Fibreglass Inc. indianexpress
With BJP in power, RSS has
taken centre stage in Indian polity: Raja
Kalaburagi: Objecting to
increased intervention of right-wing forces in Union govt’s functioning and
policy making, D. Raja, general secretary of CPI and Rajya Sabha member, said
that RSS had taken centre stage in Indian polity after BJP assumed power at the
Centre. He was speaking at his party’s State Council meeting in Kalaburagi on
Saturday.“Being cultural organisation, RSS is playing a political game in the
national politics. It is dictating BJP-led Union government on policy matters.
Bending to RSS pressure, the government is taking unilateral decisions side
lining democratically elected parliament. Indian democracy is in peril,” the
communist leader said. Terming RSS ideology as sectarian, communal and fascist,
Raja said the right-wing forces were making serious attempts to polarise
society along religious lines and trigger communal tensions just to turn
majority population into a vote-bank for their political outfit, BJP.“RSS and
its right-wing forces are eyeing the assembly polls in UP. They are attempting
to divide people along communal lines and trigger clashes among them so that
they could create a majority vote bank for their political arm, the BJP,” he
said. the hindu
Shameful sexual abuse of
the old in Kerala families, report reveals shocking details
The shocking report on
sexual abuse of elderly women presented by Kozhikode South MLA MK Muneer on
Wednesday in the Kerala Assembly is the result of a painstakingly prepared report
by a handful of human right activists, after a secret investigation that lasted
5 years. The said report -a copy of which has been obtained by the News Minute-
also sheds light on specific cases of elderly women, some more than 75 years
old- being sexually abused by relatives as well as strangers in various
districts of Kerala.“An 85-year old woman was sexually abused by her son-in-law
in Murikkumpuzha village. Nobody at home was ready to believe her, as the
accused was deemed a gentleman in society. This woman later lost her mental
stability,” the report reads.According to the report, such incidents of sexual
abuse within the family rarely make it to the news. Talking about another
incident in Chirayankeezhu, the report says that most victims do not speak out
for fear of spoiling the reputation of their children and grandchildren.“An
87-year old woman was continuously abused by her 19-year old grandson, leaving
her depressed and mentally unstable. We found her wandering along corridors of
the Thiruvananthapuram Medical College. We found bite wounds on her body. Later
it was found that her grandson used to sexually abuse her on a regular basis,”
the report reveals.The report also mentions in detail about seven other old
women whom they rescued from the streets and who were sexually abused by
strangers.“Saina* (80) who was abandoned by her children on streets of Veli was
raped by a young man one night.”All the accused in these cases appeared
‘normal’, and were neither alcoholics nor substance-abusers, report says.The
News Minute
Better medical facilities
for armed forces could have saved my son:BSF jawan Gurman Singh’s father
New Delhi: Aggrieved
parents of the dead BSF jawan, Gurman Singh, on Saturday demanded better
medical facilities for security forces. Speaking to news agency ANI, Gurman’s
father Kulbir Singh said, “There is only one government hospital here in
Bakshinagar. That is why we demand that there should be separate health care
system for BSF soldiers. Had it been installed he could have been given proper
treatment.”26-year-old jawan, who was critically injured by Pakistani forces at
border area in Kathua district of J&K, was being treated at the Government
Medical College and Hospital in Jammu, where he died on Saturday night at
around 11:30pm. indian express
Security forces burnt 160
homes in Chhattisgarh village in March 2011: CBI
New Delhi: Contradicting
the state police which claimed that Naxalites had set 160 houses on fire in
Tadmetla village in Chhattisgarh’s Sukma district, CBI has held security forces
responsible for tragedy in March 2011. Presenting a status report on its
investigation, CBI informed a bench led by Justice Madan B Lokur that “160
houses in village Tadmetla were completely burnt during police operation.” 7
special police officers (SPOs) have been chargesheeted in the case and the CBI
says it has evidence of “involvement of 323 SPOs/policemen” and 95 CRPF/COBRA
personnel. Indian express
Shocking levels of
pollution in India, China: Astronaut Kelly
Washington: Astronaut Scott
Kelly, who has the distinction of having spent a year in the space, has said
that the level of pollution in China and India is shocking.“Seeing places like
China and India, and the pollution that exists there almost all the time is
quite shocking,” Mr. Kelly said in a brief media appearance with US President
Barack Obama in the Oval Office of the White House on Friday.“There was one day
last summer, the summer of 2015, when I was in space I saw the eastern side of
China was perfectly clear. And I’d never seen that before in all of my time in
space, and I’d spent well over a year in space, total, at that point,” he
said.“I could see all these cities that are — there’s like over 200 cities in
that part of China, with over a million people. And it was at dusk, and I could
just, for the very first time, I was able to see them, and it was quite
shocking,” he added. the hindu
Syed Ali Shah Geelani hails
100 days of Kashmir Valley unrest as ‘historic victory’
Srinagar: Terming the 100
days of protest following the killing of Hizbul Mujahidden militant Burhan Wani
as a “historic victory”, Hurriyat chairman Syed Ali Shah Geelani Saturday said
the “uprising has exposed and isolated” the ruling PDP.Geelani was scheduled to
“address the nation” Saturday, but security personnel cordoned off his
residence. The communication lines to Geelani’s house were also snapped.His
statement, mailed to media later, said: “These 3 months have been the
reiteration of… the simple truth that freedom is the right of every human being
and it is a right we are destined to achieve.” indianexpress
Education ‘blossomed’, not
affected in Kashmir: Geelani
‘A Kashmiri cannot move
freely anyway’
Kashmir unrest: National
Conference terms firing of govt employees as ‘vindictive’
World
Battle for Mosul: Peshmerga
seizes Bashiqa from ISIL
Kurdish Peshmerga have
taken the town of Bashiqa near Mosul from ISIL as coalition forces pressed
their offensive against the armed group's last urban stronghold in Iraq.A US
official said Masoud Barzani, President of Iraqi Kurdish Region, had informed US
Defense Secretary Ash Carter that the Kurds had succeeded in recapturing
Bashiqa from ISIL.Kurdish fighters told reporters at the scene they had entered
Bashiqa, but journalists were not being allowed into the town.The successful
advance took place as US Defense Secretary Ash Carter was in Iraq's autonomous
region of Kurdistan to support the unprecedented offensive, which a US-led
coalition is backing with air and ground support.US leads a 60-nation coalition
- which also includes Britain and France - that has provided support in the
form of thousands of air strikes, training for Iraqi forces and advisers on the
ground.Elite federal forces are also fighting to retake control of he mainly
Christian district of Hamdiniya which lies to the South East of Mosul."Iraqi
troops are now in Hamandiya, fighting their way towards the city center,"
Al Jazeera's Zeina Khodr, reporting from the outskirts of Hamdiniya,
said."But it is proving to be a very difficult fight because ISIL still
have snipers in the area.And they are still using suicide car bombs."Operation
to recapture Mosul started last Monday, and ISIL hit back on Friday with a
surprise assault on the Kurdish-controlled city of Kirkuk and two days later
security forces were still tracking down fighters involved in the attack.At
least 51 ISIL fighters had been killed, including three more on Sunday, local
security officials said.Sporadic clashes continued, a senior security official
said, with forces besieging ISIL gunmen in Kirkuk's Nidaa neighbourhood.At least
46 people, most of them members of the security forces, were killed in the raid
and ensuing clashes.ISIL fighters also attacked Rutba, a remote town near the
Jordanian border in the western province of Anbar, with five suicide car bombs,
the area's top army commander said on Sunday."I think ISIL was trying to
give a message with these attacks," said Al Jazeera's Stefanie Dekker,
reporting from Erbil."They are trying to say even though they are being
pushed in Mosul, they still have the capasity to carry out these kinds of
attacks elsewhere."And they are trying to split the Iraqi forces, so they
can weaken the operation in Mosul." Al Jazeera
Iraq says senior IS leader
killed in Mosul airstrike
Air strikes, fighting mark
end of Aleppo ceasefire
Heavy clashes erupted
between regime and rebel forces in Syria's divided city of Aleppo after a unilateral
ceasefire announced by Russia expired, according to the Syrian Observatory for
Human Rights.First Syrian or Russian air strikes on Aleppo, Syria's most
populous city before the civil war, since Russia began the pause in hostilities
on Thursday hit a key frontline in the city's southwest.Ground clashes and
shelling, which had continued throughout the day on frontlines, intensified. The
pause began on Thursday, and came after Russia announced a temporary halt to
Syrian army's campaign to recapture the divided city.No civilians were
evacuated during the truce, Ingy Sedky, spokeswoman for International Committee
of the Red Cross in Syria, said, adding that evacuations were impossible due to
the poor security situation in the city. aljazeera
Turkey attacks US-backed
Kurdish fighters in Syria
UN rights chief denounces
Aleppo raids as 'war crimes'
The siege and bombing of
eastern Aleppo in Syria constitute "crimes of historic proportions"
that have caused heavy civilian casualties amounting to "war crimes",
according to the top United Nations human rights official.Zeid Ra'ad al
Hussein's comments on Friday came during a special session of the UN human
rights council called by Britain to set up a special inquiry into violations,
especially in Aleppo's rebel-held east where an estimated 275,000 civilians are
besieged by a Syrian government offensive backed by Russia. In a video speech,
Zeid said Aleppo is a "slaughterhouse" and called for major powers to
put aside their differences and refer the situation in Syria to the prosecutor
of the International Criminal Court (ICC). Aljazeera
Kremlin to 'liberate' Syria
under Assad
The Kremlin on Saturday
said its military intervention in Syria aims to liberate the war-torn nation's
territory from rebels while keeping President Bashar al-Assad in power.Kremlin
spokesman Dmitry Peskov in an interview with Rossiya-1 national television set
to air on Saturday evening said there were only two possible outcomes for the
Syrian conflict -- either Assad remains in power or rebels take
over."Either Assad is in Damascus, or Al-Nusra is," he said,
referring to former Al-Qaeda affiliate, the Fateh al-Sham Front. "There is
no third option here."World Bulletin
Erdogan repeats call for
'terror-free zone' in Syria
Afghanistan: 43% rise in
estimated opium harvest
Estimated opium production
in Afghanistan has risen by 43 percent to 4,800 metric tonnes in 2016 compared
with 2015 levels, according to the latest
Afghanistan Opium Survey figures released by the Afghan Ministry of
Counter Narcotics and the UNO on Drugs and Crime (UNODC).The survey, released
on Sunday, showed that the total area under cultivation in Afghanistan at an
estimated 201,000 hectares in 2016, a 10%increase from the 183,000 hectares in
2015. Report also showed a 91 percent decrease in eradication this year.No
eradication has taken place in provinces with high levels of opium poppy
cultivation due to the extremely poor security situation in those areas, as
well as logistical and financial challenges, report said. aljazeera
Burmese govt blocking aid
in Rakhine state:HRW
HUMAN Rights Watch has
urged the Burmese (Myanmar) government to lift its blockade on humanitarian aid
for ethnic Rohingyans in the northern Rakhine State.The rights group on Friday
said government security operations have cut off assistance to tens of
thousands of people and forced many to flee their homes.Brad Adams, HRW’s Asia
director had also urged the United Nations and donor governments to publicly
call on the Burmese government to ensure aid organisations can reach those in
need.“Recent violence in northern Rakhine State has led the army to deny access
to aid agencies that provide essential health care and food to people at grave
risk,” he said in a statement.“Rohingya and others have been especially
vulnerable since the ethnic cleansing campaign in 2012, and many rely on
humanitarian aid to survive.” Rohingya activists have alleged that government
forces have committed serious abuses during the current operations, including
summary executions and the burning of villages. A World Food Programme (WFP)
partnerships officer said authorities
have blocked all aid deliveries to Maungdaw township since Oct 9 and aid
agencies have not been able to conduct a needs assessment.“We have asked [for
access] from township level to Union level,” he said.“Official explanation [for
being denied access] is that security operations are ongoing.”Broad and
open-ended restrictions are not permissible under international law, HRW,
although authorities may restrict freedom of movement for specific security
reasons for a limited period of time. ASIAN correspondent
Israel arrests 19 in
Jerusalem, closes West Bank
Jerusalem; Israeli
police have arrested 19 Palestinians during overnight raids in the occupied
West Bank as the military closed off the occupied Palestinian territories ahead
of a Jewish holiday starting Sunday. Police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld tweeted
that those arrested had been involved in "riots" during the Yom
Kippur holiday two weeks ago.
Palestinian youth had clashed with Israeli forces in several East
Jerusalem neighborhoods after Israeli authorities closed them off with concrete
blocks to prevent any access to Jewish areas of Jerusalem during Yom
Kippur.According to Palestinian news agency Ma'an, 64 Palestinians were arrested
in Jerusalem in the past week, as security was heightened for week-long Jewish
holiday Sukkot.Anadolu
Sanaa air raids resume as
Yemen truce expires
Warplanes from a
Saudi-led coalition attacked targets in Sanaa at dawn on Sunday, hours after a 3-day
truce in Yemen’s war expired, residents in the capital said.The ceasefire,
agreed in order to allow an increased flow of humanitarian aid, ended without
renewal after a day of heavy fighting between Saudi-led Arab alliance and Iran-allied
Houthi movement.Each side accused the other of repeatedly violating the truce
and UN attempts to extend it before it lapsed appeared to have failed. Middleeastmonitor
Swiss court faults employer
for firing woman over headscarf
Geneva:A Swiss court has
ruled against a company that fired a longtime employee after she began wearing
the Muslim headscarf, marking one of the first such rulings in Switzerland,
media reported on Sunday. A regional court in Bern ruled last month that a
29-year-old Serbian woman was fired without just cause from a dry cleaning
business, and ordered the company to dish out back-pay and damages to her,Le
MatinDimanche weekly said.AFP
lysis: Egyptians losing patience with Sisi as
economy deteriorates
Norway integration minister
faces resignation calls after telling Muslims 'we eat pork and drink alcohol'
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