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Накратко относно Война и конфликти от март , 2015 Aфганистанка бита до смърт и изгорена, защото демонстративно е запалила Корана "Случилото се в Кабул днес е в пълен разрез със закона, шериата и НЕ Е показателно за мюсюлманите в Афганистан" Украинска журналистка задържана, разпитана от службата за сигурност на Руската федерация в Крим. Кримски представители на ФСБ задържат и разпитват журналистка от Симферополската инициатива Център за журналистически разследвания във връзка с криминално разследване относно "публични призиви към сепаратизъм." Химнът на “Ислямска държава” ремиксиран в Египет като подигравка с терористите Египтяните вземат на подбив "националния химн" на "Ислямска държава" като качват в YouTube видеа, в които танцьорки се поклащат на фона на химна.
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Featured stories about War & Conflict Ukraine: Netizens Discuss Dnipropetrovsk Bombings There has been a great deal of speculation about the four bombings that rocked the city of Dnipropetrovsk, Ukraine, on Friday. The timing of the blasts is key to most of the popular theories emerging online, as Ukraine is undergoing a very eventful period right now. Bahrain: Where is Abdulhadi Alkhawaja? For some days there has been no news of imprisoned Bahraini human rights activist Abdulhadi Alkhawaja, who has been on hunger strike since February 8. It is feared that Alkhawaja is either being force-fed or is in a critical state. Ecuador: Refugee Women and Girls Turning to Sex Work Mexico: Netizens Speak Out Against Geo-Location Law Bahrain: Tear Gas, Violence Surround F1 Grand Prix Race Egypt: Should the Grand Mufti Have Gone to Jerusalem? Tunisia: Neglect of Those Wounded in the Revolution Latest stories about War & Conflict Sudan/South Sudan: Voicing Hope for #newSUDANS In the wake of the secession of South Sudan from Sudan in July 2011 and the recent clashes between the two countries over the oil-rich region of Heglig, citizens of both Sudans found themselves in the middle of an ugly upheaval. In her first post for Global Voices, Maha Elsanosi shows us how they are using the hashtag #newSUDANS to give peace a chance. Yemen: Anger at Expansion of US Drone War The United States has recently expanded its campaign of drone strikes in Yemen, to widespread anger and concern. Drone strikes against suspected Al Qaeda operatives have been launched under expanded authority allowing the CIA and military to fire without knowing the targets' identity. Russia: The Battle of Borodino Lives On After 200 years, through the works of artists such as Leo Tolstoy (as well as legal disputes about the historic preservation of the battlefield), the Battle of Borodino continues to inspire passion and incite controversy. In this post, RuNet Echo returns to the historical and modern contexts of Russia's victory in the Napoleonic Wars. Refugees: Online Media and Technology to the Service of Refugees Two different organizations are using online media and technology to aid refugees and improve their lives. The first uses online and mobile tools to reunite refugees who have lost track of family members, and the other provides legal information to refugees in Hong Kong through YouTube videos. Syria: Television “Confession” of Activist Ali Mahmoud Othman Ali Mahmoud Othman, head of the media office of Baba Amr in Homs, was arrested in March. Now an exclusive interview, which many believe is a forced confession following his torture, is due to be broadcast on Syrian state television. Mexico: Human Rights Abuses and the Presidential Elections The documentary A Schizophrenic State by Charlotte King follows the stories of San Salvador Atenco and Oaxaca, two places in Mexico who suffered human rights abuses by the ruling political parties, including a Governor who now would like to become President. Russia: The Tsar's Victory Over Napoleon, 200 Years Later Across Russia, celebrations have commenced honoring the 200th anniversary of Tsar Alexander I's defeat of France's Napoleon Bonaparte. Russian and English language bloggers have been tracking the celebrations and lingering cultural impact of the war. Armenia: Human Rights Organizations Concerned by Film Festival Obstruction After threats, intimidation and incitement to violence led to the cancellation of a film festival to be held in Armenia's second largest city of Gyumri, nationalists have attacked a human rights organization for the same, prompting concerns about freedom of expression. Russia: Liberal Democrats Join Opposition to Ulyanovsk NATO Hub In the last week, Vladislav Naganov and Aleksei Navalny, two of Russia's most prominent liberal democrat bloggers, entered the debate about a proposed NATO transit hub in Ulyanovsk. The transit hub (or "military base," as critics call it) is unlike most Russian political issues that involve the North Atlantic Alliance, as the Kremlin in this instance has agreed to cooperate with (rather than resist) the West. Bahrain: Police Help Thugs Vandalize Shiite-Owned Shop The owners of the Jawad Business Group, a Shiite-owned company in Bahrain, have released a video of one of their shops being stormed, robbed, and vandalized by a group of thugs on April 10, as policemen watched and even helped.