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Monthly Archives: March 2007

Mohammed cartoon controversy re-ignited in Britain and the USA

Thursday, March 29, 2007

TWO seats of learning in Britain and America have enraged supporters of free speech by taking a stance against students who republished some of the Danish cartoons that led to widespread rioting across the globe in 2005.
On February 12, the education section of the Guardian reported that the editor of the Clare College newspaper was [...]

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Freethinking Allowed

Wednesday, March 28, 2007

ARE we losing our religion? That was the question posed in a large headline above a piece penned by Rachel Pegg in the Brighton Argus last October.

Pegg revealed that “people in Brighton are less likely to follow a major religion than nearly anywhere else in the country”. Her information was gleaned through an analysis of [...]

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One Islamic school is closed, and another critised for failing to remove religious hate literature

Tuesday, March 27, 2007

N Islamic school in Sussex has been shut down, and another, in London, has attracted criticism for failing to remove religious hate literature from its library.
The Jameah Islameah school, which was raided by police on September 1 last year during a terror alert, was closed after education officials said it was no longer good enough [...]

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