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Politics / Saudi Arabia Blogger Flogged 50 Times Out Of 1,000 For ‘insulting Islam by wtech: 9:19am On Jan 10, 2015 |
Saudi blogger Raif Badawi has received the first 50 lashes of public flogging out of 1,000 for “insulting Islam” via an online forum that he launched. Jailed for ten years in prison, he faces over $200,000 fine. Badawi was taken to the square in front of the al-Jafali mosque in shackles and flogged for 15 minutes and then he was driven away. The witnesses say he was kept with his back to onlookers and whipped, though he remained silent, as reported by AFP. The corporal punishment will be carried out for 20 weeks after Friday prayers outside the mosque in Jeddah, according to Amnesty International. That is the place famous for executions carried out in and it has got a nickname “Chop Chop Square”. Raif Badawi’s persecution started in 2008 after he co-founded the “Free Saudi Liberals” website to discuss the role of religion in Saudi Arabia. The network declared May 7, 2012 a “day of liberalism” in the kingdom and called for an end of religion domination over public life. www.goldrushnews247.com/saudi-arabia-blogger-flogged-50-times-1000-insulting-islam-continued-weekly/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter |
Politics / 9ice Falls Seriously Sick After Crashing Out At Election Primaries.. by wtech: 9:07am On Jan 10, 2015 |
Nigerian singer, 9ice who recently delved into politics and crashed out is currently in a hospital recuperating from the shock loss. The singer of ‘Gongo Aso’ fame fell ill after loosing out at the Ogbomoso primary elections. According to insiders, his physique has deteriorated badly and he is looking like a ghost of himself and doesn’t look like he is getting better |
Politics / Re: Military Troops Launch Offensive Against Boko Haram In Baga by wtech: 8:54am On Jan 10, 2015 |
Cool gud news GeJ till somebody present his ceert |
Culture / Re: Nigeria Is Among The Top Marijuana Consuming Countries In The World - UN Report by wtech: 10:38pm On Jan 09, 2015 |
We knw especially in SW and whole north |
Properties / Re: FG Built 43,125 Houses In Four Years – Minister by wtech: 10:37pm On Jan 09, 2015 |
Gej till 2024........ Year my ban on nairaland will expire |
Politics / Re: The Rape Victim Who Fought Back And Shamed A Nation by wtech: 10:36pm On Jan 09, 2015 |
Bridgetown:funny wetin u do nw ? |
Politics / Re: BREAKING NEWS: Boko Haram Again! Damaturu Under Terror Siege!!! by wtech: 10:31pm On Jan 09, 2015 |
They are doing everytiin to mak nigeria ungovernable 1 Like |
Politics / The Rape Victim Who Fought Back And Shamed A Nation by wtech: 10:30pm On Jan 09, 2015 |
The woman who greets me at Addis Ababa airport is very different from the traumatised girl I last saw in 1998. When I hugged Aberash Bekele goodbye 16 years ago, I had just finished filming a BBC documentary about her called Schoolgirl Killer. At 14, Bekele was kidnapped by a gang of horsemen, raped and then put on trial for killing her abductor. Her story forced Ethiopia to confront its brutal customs and change its laws. Today she’s the mother of a 10- year-old son; she’s plumper, her hair is hennaed and styled, her shoes sparkly, her nails varnished gold. Her story has now been made into a feature film called Difret. Executive produced by Angelina Jolie, Difret has already won awards at the Sundance, Berlin, Montreal and Amsterdam film festivals and Bekele is once again the talk of the nation. Bekele is one of 11 children (now aged between 52 and 19) by the same mother and grew up outside Kersa, a small remote town in Arsii, southern Ethiopia, where her parents are subsistence farmers. She was on her way home from school when horsemen with whips and lassoos surrounded her, grabbed her, threw her over a saddle and took her to a hut where she was locked up and raped. Her rapist then announced he was her husband-to-be. In Arsii it was the custom that if you wanted a wife you went out and kidnapped one and it’s estimated that, in 1998, 30% of marriages were initiated this way, with varying levels of violence. |
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