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Monthly Archives: April 2004
Pakistan Vows to Crack Down on Honor Killings
A day after Pakistan Prime Minister Musharraf issued a public call to end honor killings in that country, the BBC reported that two women in were murdered in what were believed to be honor killings. In one incident, a man … Continue reading
Effigies of Taslima Nasreen Burned in India
In January, Muslim protesters burned effigies of writer Taslima Nasreen who has been in the sites of Islamic extremists since the early 1990s. In 1994, Nasreen received death threats and was forced to flee her native Bangladesh over her novel, … Continue reading
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New Zealand Police Vow Crackdown on False Sexual Assault Claims
Police in Palmerston North, New Zealand have become so exasperated at the level of false reporting of rape, that they are promising a crackdown and prosecution against people who make false statements about sexual assaults to police. The Manawatu Evening … Continue reading
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British Study: Men Who Never Marry Happiest
In December the University of London released a study of 4,000 Britons that found women who married the first man they had a relationship with were the most emotionally healthy women, while men who had multiple cohabitating relationships without getting … Continue reading
Malaysian City to What Non-Muslim Women Can Wear
While France and other European countries spend their time passing rules to prevent Muslim women from wearing burkas or headscarves, a Malaysian city decided in January to restrict what non-Muslim women can wear to work. Kuala Terengganu’s city council is … Continue reading
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9/11 Made Her Do It
Pamela Kaichen, 44, robbed six banks in New York and Connecticut over a 48 hour period in May of 2003. She pretended to have a gun during the robberies, and when she was arrested more than $42,000 was found in … Continue reading
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Why Would Anyone Lie About Rape?
When trying to assert that the feminist greatly underestimate the rate of false claims of rape, the usual rhetorical question posted by feminists is “Why would anyone lie about rape?” Well, in the case of three preteen California girls, they … Continue reading
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Victim of Recovered Memory Psychologists Receives $7.5 Million Award
In the 1980s, psychiatrist Bennett Braun was at the center of the hysteria over Satanic cults and recovered memory. Through his practice at the Rush North Shore Medical Center, Braun convinced otherwise rational women and men that they were part … Continue reading
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