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Comment by Mohamed Zaki 1 hour ago

@Marvel we were just talking about death threats to the poor guy :) damnhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-m6vr0k3JU

Comment by Marvel on Friday

@George they actually know that it's hell in here .. if they let every one who insults religion flee the country and gets asylum in another one it might encourage thousands to do so :D:D

Comment by George Gordner on Friday

Why don't they just let him leave the country and live somewhere that he is free to express his opinions safely

Comment by Monica on Friday

http://en.aswatmasriya.com/news/view.aspx?id=dafd1593-29e5-4fe6-ae4...

Comment by Marvel on Friday

i didn't attend any of their meetings however i have been following their videos and posts regularly .. it's brave of him for sure .. his name is Hamed Abdel Samad and he has already started to receive death threats and i guess there is a law suit against him.

Comment by Mohamed Zaki on Friday

Quite interesting video Marvel, do you attend almaneoon? Its brave of him to speak his mind like that.

Comment by Marvel on June 5, 2013 at 5:00pm

Comment by archaeopteryx on May 31, 2013 at 12:48am

But trust me, it's just as crazy over here, among the Christian community --

Comment by archaeopteryx on May 31, 2013 at 12:44am

Still more reasons to fear for our Egyptian friends living amid Islamic insanity --

Comment by archaeopteryx on May 22, 2013 at 12:41pm

Afghan students protest women's rights decree

KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — Hard-line Islamist students protested Wednesday in the Afghan capital demanding the repeal of a presidential decree for women's rights that they say is un-Islamic. It was the latest sign of a backlash against the legal protections passed in the 12 years since the toppling of the Taliban regime known for its harsh treatment of women.
The protest came days after conservative lawmakers' vehement opposition blocked an attempt to cement the decree's provisions in legislation.
Most of international force that ousted the Taliban is now preparing to withdraw by the end of next year, and activists fear an erosion of the women's rights will follow if hard-liners pressure the elected government.
More than 200 male students protested in front of Kabul University on Wednesday against the decree on Elimination of Violence Against Women, which includes a ban on child marriage and forced marriage, makes domestic violence a crime and says rape victims cannot be prosecuted for adultery. It also outlaws "ba'ad," a traditional practice of exchanging women or girls to settle disputes or debts.

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