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Secretary of Justice: Public strongly supports ultimate penalty. MELBOURNE, Australia (Radio Australia, Feb. 18, 2015) – The Papua New Guinea government has defended its decision to reinstate the death penalty as the country prepares to execute 13 prisoners before the end of the year. |
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[Last of a 2-part series] MANILA - If online trolls are soldiers of social media's dark lords, it appears that an army of social media guardians are keen on fighting the dark army. Freelance journalist and social media activist Inday Espina Varona is one of those who fight trolls online. Varona, the former head of the advocacy group Change. |
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Blues’ Orators, I trust you watched the absurd double-feature drama by the Malawi Revenue Authority (MRA) and Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority (MACRA) on the Times Group just over a week ago. In Act 1 Scene 1: MRA invaded Times Group offices, sealed them – effectively halting all programs.... |
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Grace Bible Church spokesperson Pastor Ezekiel Mathole has come out strongly to condemn any form of discrimination, however welcomed the debate created by Ghanian-born Bishop Dag Heward-Mills, during a sermon where he labelled homosexuality as "disgusting". |
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Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir. (Kaupo Kikkas)
The Baltic states have a strong tradition of singing and a spiritual culture that extend back through antiquity—two characteristics independent of each other, but often intertwined. Songs of every topic imaginable exist in their folklore, and.... |
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This story was first published on Jan. 21, 2001, in the Montreal Gazette. Clanging mournful, yet in unison, were the tones from the bells of the churches of Montreal yesterday afternoon, when the message announcing the death of Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen came over the wires. Gazette, Wednesday, Jan. |
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DISGRACED former Co-operative Bank boss Paul Flowers claimed he still battles with addiction following a drugs sting which prompted his removal from the list of Methodist Church ministers. The so-called “Crystal Methodist”, 66, was last week stripped of the title reverend and the power to lead.... |
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A CHAPLAIN to the Queen has resigned his position after a row about the reading of the Koran in a Glasgow church. The Reverend Gavin Ashenden, a senior clergyman for the Church of England, said he had to make a choice between the “important honour” of his position and speaking out on a matter about which he felt strongly. |
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Paul Flowers, the former chairman of the Co-op bank whose use of drugs and male escorts led to him being sacked as a minister of the Methodist Church, has criticised the Church over his dismissal. Speaking on BBC Radio 4's Sunday programme, Flowers said the Church could have acted "with a bit more grace". |
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Monday, Jan. 23. Prescott Art Docents Art Talk: “Rectangles and Spirals: Secrets in Plain Sight,” 10:30 a.m. at Prescott Center for the Arts Theater, 208 N. Marina St. Presented by George Konizer, who combines his background in science with art to create panoramic landscape photography. Reception PCA Gallery at 10 a. |
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Photo: The Daily Star/NNA. Lebanon’s Culture Minister Ghattas Khoury kicked off his tenure Saturday as he visited the Armenian Genocide Museum in Jbeil, calling for renewed protection of ancient cultures in the northern port city, reports. The Daily Star “I believe that those responsible for this.... |
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