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Category Archives: Newspapers
Malta, the Paradise for Victims of Domestic Violence
8 of March was International Women’s Day. I don’t think much of it, because I am anything but a feminist and because on the other hand I think the legitimate grievances by women (for example in Iran or Saudi Arabia) … Continue reading
Human Rights with Hollie
The debate raging in Britain about the European Convention on Human Rights has been enriched by a new pundit on the block: (CAVEAT: I do not buy, read or even look at “The Sun”, one of Britain’s worst tabloids. Thanks … Continue reading
Posted in Human Rights, Law, Newspapers, Politics, Polls, UK
Tagged ECHR, European Convention on Human Rights, glamour model, Hollie Peers, hot chicks, hot girls, nude, nudity, sovereignty, The Sun
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A day at the beach is NOT a human right.
Rachel Shabi of the Guardian writes sympathetically about Palestinian girls that are being taken to the beach by Israeli women. As nice as this may sound, this is another article about Israel/Palestine that is not inaccurate but delves too much … Continue reading
Posted in Human Rights, Israel, Law, Newspapers, Politics, Travel
Tagged Gaza Strip, Middle East, Palestine, Palestinians, peace process, Rachel Shabi, Tel Aviv, two state solution, West bank
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