LONDON (AFP): Britain faces an increased threat of a chemical or even nuclear terrorist attack, officials said Tuesday, highlighting also the risks from extremists in Pakistan and Somalia.
Dear Asharf Ramelah, ICC recently received a letter from a young girl in Uzbekistan. She wrote:
CAIRO: Coptic activist and lawyer Naguib Gobrael is calling on the Egyptian government to legalize adoption for Christians since it is permissible in their religion.
MOGADISHU: An Islamic court in southern Somalia on Tuesday sentenced a man found guilty of murdering a UN aid worker to paying the victim's family 100 female camels in compensation.
CAIRO: Blogger Karim Amer’s imprisonment is a violation of international law, United Nations experts have concluded.
In order to cover-up for being exposed of fraud by a lawsuit filed against the Interior Ministry accusing the Civil Registry of fraud by registering Copts as Muslims, the mother of the Coptic children was arrested yesterday.
From Mark Harding: Sir.  I don’t believe that anyone in their right mind would support persecution of anyone anywhere for any reason and I know I don't. I commend you and your office for doing a lot of work on this issue and I do appreciate the hours you have spent trying to make heads or tails of it all.
The US State Department’s human rights report, released a few weeks ago, stressed that the Egyptian government’s respect for freedom of the press, and religious freedom declined last year. Security forces arbitrarily arrested and detained individuals and kept them in prolonged pre-trial detention.
The mother of the 14-year-old Coptic born twins attended a conference in Germany organized by the International Society for Human Rights which called on Egypt to stop "the persecution of Copts" and urged for the application of the law.
URGENT - Fairness before the law for Metaos Wahba - URGENT