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November 14, 2026
Category: News
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Federal Judge Says No-Fly List Creates ‘Second Class Citizens’
Ruling allows CAIR lawsuit on behalf of Muslim traveler to go forward WASHINGTON, D.C., 1/22/14) — The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), the nation’s largest Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization, today applauded a ruling by a federal judge in Virginia that said placement on the government’s no-fly list “transforms a person into a second...
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Man wanted in fatal gas-and-dash set to surrender
Peel Region’s most-wanted fugitive is negotiating his surrender to police after evading authorities for nearly two years over allegations he struck and killed a Mississauga gas station attendant during a gas-and-dash robbery. SUPPLIED PHOTO Abdullahi Mohamoud, 24, of Mississauga, is wanted in the 2011 gas-and-dash death of a gas station attendant. By: Louie Rosella Peel Region’s...
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Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the Middle East’s 30 year war
Why the great Sunni-Shia conflict is getting ever closer to the surface By Douglas Murray Syria has fallen apart. Major cities in Iraq have fallen to al-Qa’eda. Egypt may have stabilised slightly after a counter-coup. But Lebanon is starting once again to fragment. Beneath all these facts — beneath all the explosions, exhortations and blood — certain...
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$2m illegally wired from Djibouti, cashed in Uganda
By ANDREW BAGALA Kampala. Uganda Police Force have busted a suspected racket that has been stealing money from bank accounts of unsuspecting clients in Djibouti and transfer it to Uganda. At least half a dozen people suspected to be of Somali origin were arrested on suspicion that they are part of the criminal network that fraudulently...
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Mugging ‘felt like a movie’
by Waylon Johnston Being robbed at knifepoint felt like something out of a film, a Somali man said in court yesterday. Mohamed Abikar testified that, on October 12, he had been stopped near the Ħal Far open centre by two men, including 18-year-old defendant Abdifaid Mahamud from Xlendi. He said Mr Mahamud grabbed him by...
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Ethiopian AMISOM Membership Scrutinized
Afgoye and Mogadishu, Somalia Joe DeCapua Last updated on: January 22, 2014 12:09 PM A former U.S. ambassador to Ethiopia says he thinks it’s a “mistake” for Ethiopian troops to join the AMISOM force in Somalia. AMISOM is the African Union Mission in Somalia. David Shinn is an adjunct professor at the Elliott School of...
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Minister Blaney Meets with Muslim and Somali-Canadian Communities
OTTAWA, ONTARIO – The Honourable Steven Blaney, Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness, released a statement following a community roundtable today: “I was pleased to meet with members of the Muslim and Somali-Canadian communities of Ottawa-Gatineau today, as part of our Government’s commitment to maintaining ongoing and productive dialogue with Canada’s diverse communities. As Minister...
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It’s Somali vs Somali at TDSB
BY TAREK FATAH Somali-Canadians demonstrate outside of the Toronto District School Board office on Yonge St, near Sheppard Ave on Tuesday January 14. ERNEST DOROSZUK/TORONTO SUN “We are tired of being marginalized. We came to Canada to integrate, but it seems officials at the TDSB would like us to segregate ourselves into ghettoes.” Those are the...
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African migrant workers facing intolerable abuse
Report into conditions in Libya, Somalia and Eritrea highlights injustices The Human Rights Watch report gave an insight into the conditions faced by refugees, asylum seekers and irregular migrants who flee Libya for Europe. Photo: Darrin Zammit Lupi By Patrick Cooke Sub-Saharan migrant workers in Libya continued to face harassment, arbitrary arrests and forced labour...